the interns paul ryan was speaking to today are new to politics. many of them watching a presidential campaign closely for the first time in their lives so the most important thing that paul ryan wanted them to know today was this -- >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on tv and the kind that we experience among each other, it does not use to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. >> he didn't mention any candidates' names, but everything he said about what is wrong with our current political climate applies to the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. >> if someone has a bad idea, well why don't we tell them why our idea is better. we don't insult them into agreeing with us. we try to persuade them. politics can be a battle of ideas, not a battle of insults. >> there was one truly extraordinary thing that paul ryan said today, something that shouldn't be extraordinary, it should be common place, a politician admitting he was wrong. we're all wrong about something at some time, but most politicians nev

he will undoubtedly listen to what paul ryan is saying. i think paul ryan when trump is the nominee will fall in line and support trump for president. charles: ted cruz and the conservative movement, they continuously vote for ted cruz over and over again. this is where the issue is. does the gop have to evolve, if you will from that very conservative camp on particularly on social issues into a more modern age to meet the populist or hud she they day stuck to these core values that lose them elect after election in. >> i think they should focus on the economy. the question with donald trump is he brings some people into the party, but then the question is dose pick up 8 like new york at the peril of losing state like utah. those are questions about the general elect. but what we do know is donald trump make some republicans nervous. politicians are typically unpredictable. donald trump is playing a different game for bert or worse. we'll continue to see the mitt roll any, the paul ryans and the jeb bush to step into the fray. charles: the

everyone likes paul ryan. he was the one who was elected speaker and has support. >> he has support. i will let you jump in. he has support from the establish: but we talk about trump high unfavorables. in terms of paul ryan. this is a fox news poll on march 22nd pd. he tops out unfavorable at 42 percent. and so he has unfavorable ratings as well. >> let me make this point. let me say i would be surprised if quicken loans would be burned to the the ground. and then cruz people with talk radio will spaz. and if paul ryan is the nominee and hillary clinton would get more than 350 electoral votes. >> i don't think trump will take it and go home. he would have to contend with him. keep in mind, the election and nonsense is over, you it is all of that time for paul ryan to get acquainted with the voters. >> voters be so disgusted with what happened. >> are they plosed with what is going on now? aren't they disgusted. >> here's the problem, my voters are hacked off with the beltway and tonnar class. and they don't c

with a mischief is the governor playing there. >> remember paul ryan said never to house speaker. look where he is now. and he certainly is, if you had to make up a spectrum, john kasich is close to the paul ryan end. >> it's hard to see how the scenario works out. even if they say we have paul ryan. >> it hasn't happened yet. >> if something and it's and how do we mess this up when we could have had someone like scott walker. he left the campaign so early and there's a lot of people. >> he ran out of money. >> he ran out of money and his campaign was structured in a way that was unfeasible and he was there and we start out with so many well qualified candidates and i think that -- >> that's the disruptive force of trump. and governing class and yet his people are saying i don't like to win wis but i'll do okay and get delegates and then i'll move to the east which prolongs the three way race which benefits trump. >> that's the real challenge. >> yeah it's for john kasich. >> in part because he's from the midwest. and as only had ohio in his win column. and voters are not backing

food, paul ryan. hey, listen, buddy, hey, listen, buddy, look. know i promised to help you move that water bed it turns out i don't want to. you know, paul ryan will do it. deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloodyhe hunger games. no, it's worse.e hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under theo under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box.ere we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. the south shall rise

paul ryan hasn't even made an endorsement. i think it's well within his rights to pick out things he doesn't like. lou: don't you think it would be more manly to speak trump's name than make allusions? >> isn't that what mitt romney did dan you are criticizing him for doing it. in 2012 they were competing against a sitting incumbent president. 2/3 of gop primary voters have voted for someone other than donald trump. this is still a contest. and there are strategies about how to proceed. lou: amy and i are agreeing. we agree this should be a matter for the voters. where do you stand righteously. >> i'm not anti-voter. i think it should be ultimately decided by the voters. and i think it is being decide by the voters. you have paul religion and -- you have paul ryan and mark meadows endorsing and advocating for donald trump. this is the kinds of debate we ought to be having. lou: and i think it's important that we understand whose interests are being made by each of the advocates. mitt romney was standing up as paul ryan alluded

but i think paul ryan, gina is completely correct. it does sound tone deaf that republicans in congress havef 1% approval rating and not that democrats are doing much better. they haven't delivered. who seem perfectly willing to shut down and a majority of republicans would prefer. >> we'll leave it on there because we have a hot debate coming up. >>> devastated by donald. college students needing counseling after someone writes pro-trump messages in chalk on campus. the crazy story and the double standards surrounding it, next. >> i've seen support for bernie sanders in chalk. that, to me, would be more controversial. >> did it raise any controversy? >> it raised no controversy. to more of "cashin in." jonathan, what is going on in american colleges? . >> it can be traced to the progressive education in the 1920s that practiced at all of these colleges. it's frightening that it's not like there are a couple of college kids. these are tomorrow leaders. these are the advisers to tomorrow's leaders being trained by professors and admini

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise again! massachippisippi. hmmmm, hmmmm, hmmmm. hmmmm. okay. (lau

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise agai

. >> janeville is the hometown of house speaker paul ryan. so was trump trying to send a message to ryan by holding a rally there? what did people think of his visit? >> reporter: yeah. i think it was pretty blatant symbolism. come if you are against washington, if you are anti-washington, come to the place where the speaker of the house lives in a state that is holding a primary next tuesday, the 5th of april, and make your statement here. and what was interesting tonight, antonio, is that a lot of the people in jajzville, peek we spoke to during the day, people we spoke to this afternoon say while they are republicans and why they like paul ryan very much, donald trump may just not be their. republican. >> mr. donald j. trump. >> today, donald trump brought his campaign into america's hartland, janeville, wisconsin, home of house speaker paul ryan and the two republicans could not be more different. >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on t.v. and the kind that we experience among each other it did not used to be this bad a

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay the south shall rise again! massachippisippi. hmmmm, hmmmm, hmmmm. h

it's what paul ryan -- many planks of the paul ryan plan. so that seems good if you're a conservative. but this is the first time he's said it. >> i would say that donald trump is broadening the republican party in a way that's needed to happen for a very long time. there have been some real flaws in the republican party, one is losing manufacturing jobs, sending them overseas, hurting middle class workers, working blue collar workers, states like michigan, colorado, who are helpless. donald trump wants to make america great again by bringing the job back over. moreover, you look at foreign policy. americans are tired of intervening in libya, syria. toppling dictators and putting our men and women overseas in perilous situations. >> i was speaking to someone who said they were speaking to the steel industry and they said who would be the better candidate and they said probably donald trump would be the better candidate for them. >> that's why the head of the sciu came out and said -- >> of china? >> yes. >> last night was a great night for y

paul ryan will be the chairman of the republican convention. he will be the master of the convention rules and the interpreter of the convention rules. the convention parmt tear will work for him. paul ryan is clearly not buying donald trump's idea that whoever shows up at that convention with the most delegates, even if it's not a majority, should just get the nomination automatically. >> nothing's changed other than the perception that there's more likely to become an open convention than we thought before. so we're getting our minds around the idea that this could very well become a reality and therefore those of us involved in the convention need to respect that. >> need to respect that. that is a message aimed directly at the republican front-runner who respects nothing. that is the chairman of the convention saying that the rules of the convention enforced by him will determine what happens at the convention, not the wishful thinking of donald trump. >> my goal is to be dispassionate and to be switzerland, to be neutral and dispassionate

paul ryan with get in there. paul ryan reluctantly took the speaker job. i do not want to be away from my family. he has kids. blah blah blah. we are not best friends. he is not a bsr. he is kind of drawing the line in the sand. >> when i brought that up to the ambassador, who would turn down and opportunity to be the president. certainly, the public wants him for the white house. how could he say no. >> you have some other good things there. i am speaker of the house right now. there is a lot of work to be done. marco rubio will get crushed in florida. there is a good chance that donald wins that. at that point, if that happened, well on his way. >> i asked one of his donors point blank. here is what that guy said. marco is right. no discussions of him dropping out. a major donor. [laughter] >> you picked up the phone. i know his mentor at one point was jeb bush. is there no one that can pull him aside and just have a hard to heart? >> fairly close. i understand he had that heart to heart. charles: have you seen her posture lately? >> it reminds me. a big

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise again! mass

paul ryan said we'll get x, y, and z and that advances conservativism. not insults and messing around with words. >> i disagree. he is specific on immigration and issue of economic and national security. he is specific on that. and how trade affecting the middle-class and flood of low cost labor is hurting low cost. >> his solution to to williamed a wall. >> it is not just building a wall. deporting people who oversay stayed the visa. >> he will deport every one on day one. >> that is style and not substance. >> we'll hear the substance on tuesday when he makes a speech in jamesville and i imagine you will hear it live on fox. thank you both. heather? >> spirited conversation. >> they say the third time is the charm, but not for homicide investigators. they are trying a man for the fourth time in the death of his wife michelle. and a long house gets demolished and someone is blaming google maps. unity. unity. and i'd like to... cut. so i'm gonna take this opportunity to direct. thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... yo

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise again! massachippisippi. hmmmm, hmmmm, hmmmm. hmmmm. >>

but i think paul ryan, gina is completely correct. it does sound tone deaf that republicans in congress havef 1% approval rating and not that democrats are doing much better. they haven't delivered. who seem perfectly willing to shut down and a majority of republicans would prefer. >> we'll leave it on there because we have a hot debate coming up. >>> devastated by donald. college students needing counseling after someone writes pro-trump messages in chalk on campus. the crazy story and the double standards surrounding it, next. >> i've seen support for bernie sanders in chalk. that, to me, would be more controversial. >> did it raise any controversy? >> it raised no controversy. when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $7.95 online u.s. equity trades, lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest wi

but i think paul ryan, gina is completely correct. it does sound tone deaf that republicans in congress havef 1% approval rating and not that democrats are doing much better. they haven't delivered. who seem perfectly willing to shut down and a majority of republicans would prefer. >> we'll leave it on there because we have a hot debate coming up. >>> devastated by donald. college students needing counseling after someone writes pro-trump messages in chalk on campus. the crazy story and the double standards surrounding it, next. >> i've seen support for bernie sanders in chalk. that, to me, would be more controversial. >> did it raise any controversy? >> it raised no controversy. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your

ryan of all people in his speeches, saying that he's spoken to paul ryan. he also said he has spoken to mitch mcconnell, which i asked trump at mara la go just a few days ago, have you spoken to the senate majority leader? and he said no. so this is certainly a new development. he's clearly saying this because he now wants to show the party that he wants to unify the party. he's not just a, you know, flame thrower, that he can work with party leadership. but as we have talked about, there are going to be so many bitter pills for the party and party leaders to swallow if, in fact, they do want to work together on donald trump as they try to progress their own agenda and the party's agenda going forward. and i think the contested convention, as you mentioned, that's a big part of this consideration, right? is the party actually willing to accept that donald trump is leading by a lot now in the delegate race, or do they really want to take it to the convention this summer and try to stop him at all costs? and i think the second option comes with a lot of risks

it's what paul ryan -- many planks of the paul ryan plan. but this is the first time he's said it. >> i would say that donald trump is broadening the republican party in a way that's needed to happen for a very long time. >> there have been some real flaws in the republican party, one is losing manufacturing jobs, sending them overseas, hurting middle class workers, working blue collar workers, states like michigan, colorado, who are helpless. donald trump wants to make america great again by bringing the job back over. you look at foreign policy. americans are tired of intervening in libya, syria, toppling dictators and putting our men and women overseas in perilous situations. >> i was speaking to someone who said they were speaking to the steel industry and they said who would be the better candidate and they said probably donald trump would be the better candidate for them. >> that's why the head of the sicu came out and said -- >> of china? >> yes. >> last night was a great night for your candidate. do you think there's an anti-trump mo

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise again! mass

so i'd expect that paul ryan and donald trump could do some business on taxes. much harder on issues like trade. although when i talk to ryan he said, well, republican voters, they're not against trade deals, donald trump's not against trade deals, they're against bad trade deals. we have one on the table, the transpacific partnership, which paul ryan is for. that is a difficult gap to bridge. donald trump says the transpacific partnership is the worst deal ever negotiated. >> so what about bridging the gap between mr. ryan, the republican congress, and hillary clinton if she is the eventual winner in november? can they do that, can they do business? >> well, tyler, that's what's interesting. you know what paul ryan told me was we need a clarifying election in this country in order to solve our big problems. and i said, what if a democrat wins that? he says, it's going to be more of the same like we've had over the last several years. we're not going to make progress on our problems. so if that happens, if republicans hold the house and a democrat wins the white

ryan, he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply fo

ryan,e, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing aitical party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting repent. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. t something. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot ofacially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his pressce-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrenterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply for being continued rhetoric against immigrants, against muslim americans. this hyper-reactionary

, get along great with paul ryan. if not heerkz gog have to pay a big price. so the concillation doesn't last until the end of the sentence. >> reporter: there are still more contests ahead, and i'm sure voters in those states would say i would still like my say in this contest. cruz won two states today, his home state of texas and oklahoma. look forward, are there other states that cruz can do well in, or is really the south his best opportunity? >> reporter: it was his best opportunity. to get the number of delegates you need-- marco rubio is right with this. the future states help marco rubio and places like michigan, ohio, and florida are better ststes for a candidatat like him. that's why ted cruz's original strategy really relied on tonight to have a big win, to catapult him, to get people to look at him in a slightly different way in the states that don't h he as many as religious and conservative voters. >> reporter: anywhere else >> not ohio is fjohn kasich is there. he's down by 20 in florida. he's gog have

the audience was in the ways and means committee that paul ryan used to chair. his target for some of his best lines was donald trump. paul ryan: the discourse we see on tv, and the kind that we experience among each other did not used to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. instead of playing to anxieties, we can appeal to aspirations. people with different ideas are not traitors. we do not insult them into agreeing with us. we should not accept ugliness as a norm. personalities come and go. but principles and your. mark: clearly, donald trump was on his mind. john: you see a wide range of potential motives here, one of which is creating some distance between the presidential race and what is going on for races. -- on the senate in the house side. there is a little bit of a pre-autopsy here. that could also be paul ryan uping himself -- set himself to be a white knight in a contested convention scenario. mark: anyone who cares about the politics of personal the structure and and is exposed to it wants to try to bring things into order and he is in a

you know, paul ryan will do it. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but there are six of them and they are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing gets my blood pumping like the crushed dreams of failed candidates. oh, let's have a gram of lindsay graham. whooo! the south shall rise again! massac

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply f

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply for being b

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply for being black pup

i can envision the worst results than paul ryan, for sure. would there be a popular revolt if donald trump of voters were frustrated? the way the to settle that is to win the nomination and that's responsibility of the candidates seeking it. i will not speculate on whether there would be a revolt but you have to have a majority of the delegates. that donaldely trump for ted cruz or maybe john kasich has been through the process and have a base of delegates to start with and will enter the convention with operations already set up and -- itse already thinking former likely that one of the three of them would emerge. nobody is capable of malignant -- of manipulating this process. it's pretty logical to look beyond them to try to find somebody that's more of a consensus figure. that ian is somebody think has been fair in this process and not try to scheme. white wooden shoe and up with somebody like that if the blocks were such that they could not find another person acceptable and that's what happened in the republican conference. we had a numb

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply for being black pup hav

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply for being black pup have continued

voters, the base, does not want the paul ryan party. that's what's happening here. the voters have created donald trump. they're ticked off with the establishment here, which is why i wonder, you know, you end your story with the question, can the republican party on a national level with a governing party? how is the answer anything other than no? >> well, so far, it hasn't been able to square that circle. and to some extent, the house republicans have symbolized that for a number of years. so what would paul ryan do to be able to bring the party together, if he were, you know, if he were the leader in some other particular way? it's still open. >> john, let me ask you, in closing. and i want you to know, especially over the holiday weekend, our thoughts and prayers were with all of you at "the weekly standard," how's bill kristol? >> how is he? >> bill's great. >> no, he's not. >> let me try that again. how's bill kristol doing? >> bill's a happy war wror. >> no, he's not! no, he's not. >> you cannot tell a lie. >> like i said earlier

is great at eating food, paul ryan. hey, listen, buddy, hey, listen, buddy, look. look, buddy, i know i promised to help you move that water bed to your sixth floor walkup but it turns out i don't want to. but here's the deal, paul ryan doesn't want to be the candidate because he, quote, believes the nominee should be someone who ran this year. okay. so that narrows it down to these people. but you can't-- you cannot blame speaker ryan for being hesitant. running for president is a gauntlet of personal attacks and media hit jobs. i mean it's bloody business. it's like the hunger games. no, it's worse. it is-- the hunger for power games. welcome! ha ha. welcome to the hungry for power games. tributes, assemble. oh so few remain. they're like the beatles but are all ringo. excuse me. i'm a bit under the weather. i'm so under the weather i can't say weather. andro, (laughter) don't be afraid. don't be afraid. friends, this is my tongueless man boy andro. good evening, and ro. snuff box. yes, oh, yes, here we go. nothing ge

ryan but later he said i'm going to get along with paul ryan. if not heerkz gog have to pay a big price. so the concillation doesn't last until the end of the sentence. >> reporter: there are still more contests ahead, and i'm sure voters in those states would say i would still like my say in this contest. cruz won two states today, his home state of texas and oklahoma. look forward, are there other states that cruz can do well in, or is really the south his best opportunity? >> reporter: it was his best opportunity. to get the number of delegates you need-- marco rubio is right with this. the future states help marco rubio and places like michigan, ohio, and florida are better states for a candidate like him. that's why ted cruz's original strategy really relied on tonight to have a big win, to catapult him, to get people to look at him in a slightly different way in the states that don't have as many as religious and conservative voters. rubio can do well? >> not ohio is fjohn kasich is there. he's down by 20 in florida. he's gog have to spend

ryan, the speaker of the house, but if he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of resentment, racially and otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events simply f

i think many people want paul ryan to keep his options open. he probably wants to keep options open. john boehner said if nobody has a majority on the first ballot, i want paul ryan to be the candidate. he reacted to that and the interview and said, no, no, it's not going to be me. if we get to july in cleveland and donald trump doesn't have a majority and john kasich doesn't have it and ted cruz can you not have it, all bets are off. you can have all the circumstances changed. >> i know you wrote for "the new york times" the situation of donald trump wins the white house. they compared trump's hypothetical situation that led the president, president obama to win in '08. explain how trump could win. >> if donald trump is able to shift 4% of the white vote, barack obama got only 39%, mitt romney, 59% according to the exit polls. if trump pushes it to 63%, which is not easy to do. only ronald reagan did that well, then donald trump could win a narrow majority. the reason it's difficult is in politics, every action generates a reaction. if the whi

. >> paul ryan called me the other day, tremendous call. i spoke with mitch mcconnell today. we had a great conversation. we have to bring our party together. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love ya. >> reporter: governor john kasich got his first win of the campaign, taking his home state. he noted the contrast between his tone and trump's. >> i want to remind you again tonight that i will not take the low road to the highest job in the land. >> reporter: but there are not enough delegates left for him to win the nomination, and his only hope is that trump falls short and the republican party has a brokered convention. marco rubio had hoped to have that role himself, but got walloped by trump. and with that, the florida senator announced he was suspending his campaign. still amist the hometown support, he chastised the republican party. democrat bernie sanders did not get shut out tuesday night. he picked up delegates even in the states he lost, and he pledged to keep his progressive campaign going. >> the reason that we have defied all expectatio

he hired ryan as his junior partner when he ran last time. he loves paul ryan. i think the generational shift. i think we have to wait and i think romney's feeling is from talking to his people that, you know, you have to see how this plays out a little bit after these winner take all states. and see where the race is. as john king does his delegate numbers, the math is the math. and you have to see where that winds up after the 15th. >> david, senator lindsey graham spoke with you about a possible contested convention. i want to listen to what he had to say on your ax files podcast. >> there's been this thing floating around this town that maybe we can stop trump and have a so-called brokered convention. >> not really. that's not fair to him. it's not fair to those -- >> what would happen if that was attempted? >> he'd leave and have a right to leave. >> and his voters as well. >> yeah, if he got two-thirds of what he needs, which he's well on his way to doing, for us to steal it from him is not going to help the party. >> all right, david. your reaction? >> we

ryan, he can't, then paul ryan is going to pay a big price. i mean, that's a threat. >> yes, it is. i gotta tell you, bob, more than ever now, after seeing just the past hour, hour and a half of tv, i believe we are seeing a great political party shatter before our eyes. what we have seen tonight is more dramatic, contentious, and almost violent in language than anything that happened in 1976 when ronald reagan took on an incumbent sitting republican president. more dramatic than 1964 when a whole new ideological school of thought came in and knocked over the republican establishment. this is something. >> reporter: jamelle. >> i think what we are seeing is the fruit of a lot of otherwise, that's sort of been taken up in the person of donald trump. trump is running this campaign, and even though during his press conference-victory speech, he tried to sound a more moderate note, sound a more conciliatory note, the undercurrent there-- just yesterday, or even i think it was earlier today, you had black students ejected from one of his events sim