we hear -- donald trump -- using an expletive saying "f" donald trump. that's one of the protesters out here chanting. a lot of them have signs and donald trump trump. some have piniatas, as well. these are from protester who is protest donald trump events around the country. but this is a little bit different because you have really several hundred people here truly well organized protesters, as well, i have to -- the fact that they were able to cross over barricades twice and move to three different doors of this hotel. currently a significant in scale and also in organization as far as the protests are concerned. not what we saw last night in costa mesa, california, where you did see some violence. here, you know, last night, scuffles between protesters and supporters and damage to police cars. what we see here today, we saw scuffleless of protesters and police officers. but that was mainly police officers pushing protesters back as they were trying to storm the entrance using batons to push them back. >> jeremy, do me a favor. we're all hanging on yo

donald trump as well. he said they treated bernie sanders wrong, and he should run as an independent. >> there is no question why donald trump suggest sanders make a third party bid. because ultimately it would hurt clinton more than it would hit him. clinton talked about bringing people together, talked about the real problems that working people face. donald trump talked about polling and kasich. i think he's making a play. independents will be very, very important as we hit into november. >> hillary clinton did reference the woman vote, talked about equal pay. that is something that donald trump said that she would probably do and that would be to try to apiece women. can we do what donald trump had to say? do we have that sound? i don't think we have anyone in the control room. apparently he said the only thing she has going is the women's card and if it was the general vote she would probably get about 5%. >> donald trump is completely wrong about the amount of support that hillary clinton has amongst

we'll have hillary clinton on the one side and donald trump on the other, and as donald trump -- and is donald trump going to outlive the live? i don't see how he mobilizes the conservative base to get excited to elect a northeastern progressive. >> tax cut, tax cuts, tax cuts, always worked. he is for a giant tax cut. never mentions it. it's not mentioned in a speech. there's -- there are some classic republican items in his agenda. most of which he does not mention. >> he will not raise taxes on the rich. >> so when you're in the trump war room, i'll bet you that first 90 minutes before they get to any technicals is how are we going to get control of him and then they kind of give up and go on to the technicals. >> well, i think they have concluded they have to let trump be trump. if you're in the war room right now, one of the things you need to get your hands around is the republican platform process. >> yeah. >> because there's doctrine in there not part of donald trump's rhetoric. that's been sort of ignored facets so far of this now. >> we're joined now by steve mcmahon, the c

but donald j. trump. you know what, we need a president who understands the principle of the buck stops here. donald trump needs to learn to take some responsibility for himself. and if he wants to make the case, show up and debate. don't hide behind your media surrogates. because you're terrified of scrutiny. answer the questions from the voters. have it be a town hall, real hoosiers asking real questions about real problems. and if donald is too terrified to answer the questions asked by the people of indiana, how on earth is he going to stand on a debate stage with hillary clinton. if he's scared of the voters now, how bad do you think he would be in a general election. and by the way, we've all seen a candidate in a general election who's a loose cannon who will say any given thing on any given day, who will wake up one day and say as donald trump did that he thinks women should be punished for having abortions. that's an absurd position. >> one he walked back. >> you're right, every day if donald tru

i'm not anti-donald trump. but i've talked to so many republicans who are afraid of an absolute wipeout with donald trump at the top of the ticket, that i want to be a -- very cautious of bias, which happens in the media, when ted cruz and everybody in wisconsin thought he was winning the nomination. donald trump had a big night tonight. he's got to get another 170 delegates. there's a lot of hand-to-hand delegate combat going on here. but i also think there's going to be a real -- a few weeks here where the republican party says are we going to abandon everything that we have become over the last 30 years, just because donald trump taps into our deep-seeded hostility to the obama administration policies abroad and at home. and secretary clinton's manifest unreadiness to be president. the server controversy, the libya fiasco, egyptian fiasco. it's going to be fascinating. >> hugh, donald trump's problems in wisconsin started on conservative talk radio with charlie sykes, local radio host there. does indiana hav

reception with donald trump. she said that they were only able to talk to them -- to him rather for a couple of minutes because he was late, but said that -- looks like we're about to -- looks like trump is about to come on the stage, a little video is being introduced by ivanka. the woman was only able to peek spiff trump for a few minutes because of his late arrival but the never saw the protesters and the secret service brought him down a secure corridor, that they had marked off earlier in the day, and so while it could be sad that the protesters managed to stop the arrival of the motorcade or delay it forth while, there was no disruption to the arrival of the candidate himself. the secret service has this down to a science. they've been doing it for decades and it's a minor inconvenience for them and has delay things but now getting underway. >> john roberts, thank you from independence the convention. as soon as donald trump begins his remarks we'll take them live. we're getting additional information. i me

after being introduced, she took a shot at the republican front-runner, donald trump. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are two sides of the same coin. they are both liberal, we know that. but, hillary clinton, like so many politicians, she has made her millions selling access and influence from inside the system. and donald trump has made his billions buying people like hillary clinton. mark: so what does donald trump himself think of this pick? he gave a window into his thinking this morning, more than nine hours before cruz made the formal announcement, as rumors swirled. hisbillionaire was making sleepy voice victory lap into some morning shows and reacted to the possibility of fiorina, on "good morning america." >> i think it would be a bad choice. i mean, she did not resonate, not because she is a woman but carly did not resonate at all with the people. she will not do the trick. i like her and she is a nice person, that she never resonated. she did not do well. she was very low in the polls and by the end she was an insignificant player. bring carly back it is ok but that is

donald trump got zero. donald trump says that's unfair, but the thing to keep in mind is all the rules are different in every state. look at south carolina. donald trump won south carolina. he got 33% of the vote. the way they do the delegates, every congressional district, there's seven here, if you win a congressional district you get three delegates from it. donald trump won all the districts. he got all 50 delegates from this state. 100% of the delegates for 33% of the vote. if you look at this, there's a pattern here. donald trump has gotten and you can see he's gotten more delegates. he's gotten about 47% of the delegates given out on the republican side with 37% of the actual vote. so overall these rules vary by state, but overall they've benefitted trump. >> steve schmidt, if you were running the trump campaign on your to-do list on the calendar, w what would be the separation between the announcement day and the day we started working on our delegate plan. >> nine to ten minutes. it's a complicated

a clean sweep for donald trump. all five for donald trump. he wins pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. big wins for hillary clinton, three big wins so far. pennsylvania, maryland and delaware. now rhode island goes to bernie sanders. a win for bernie sanders in rhode island. that's his first win. we're still waiting for connecticut to -- we're still waiting for connecticut. we'll see what's going on there. we're waiting also to hear from donald trump. he's about to give a big victory speech. he just won five -- all five of the republican presidential primaries. we'll take a quick break and be right back. >>> donald trump getting ready to address the supporters over at the trump towers. on the republican side trump wins pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. on the democratic side hillary clinton wins pennsylvania, that's the biggest prize of the night, maryland and delaware. she wins three so far. bernie sanders has just won we have projected the winner in rhode island. we're still waiting

donald trump is in california right now. i wonder how his supporters are going to take to the fact that donald trump funhas been fundin. why does donald trump purport to be a conservative republican and yet generously opens up his checkbook to defeat candidates and elect candidates who the republican party is trying to defeat all the time. >> barry, do you want to respond to that? >> give me a break. >> they don't like anybody in 202 area code unless they've endorsed them. >> what about that he's supporting liberal democrats. >> there's no secret that he's supported a lot of people. he's given a lot of donations. he's not a liberal democrat. it's not true. >> this is not over his life time. this is recently. >> like when. >> jerry brown, liberal democratic governor of -- >> when? >> $14,000 has gone to jerry brown, gavin newsome. >> what for? >> gavin newsome for governor and -- >> how long ago was that. >> a couple years. >> what, like it doesn't matter? >> the way you said it, it seems like he's out there campaigning and s

they said donald trump. and then i would say, well, if it's not donald trump, who would you support because frankly i was trying to figure out where in the republican field they would go next. and inevitably, the answer was bernie sanders. i apologize, bob. i apologize. >> there is something to that, right? so they're both consummate outsiders, and the populists say they're both against, you know, adventurism. there's both against free trade, and they're both tapping into this working class, white, angst and frustration out there. can you blame immigration as trump does. you can blame globalization as trump and sanders does. nobody blames automation, which actually is a big part of this story. but there is something out there. i don't know that they're going to actually end up showing up. i think more likely they stay home. >> so that's it before i get really in trouble with my old friend bob beckel here. i will say those are anecdotal stories, and i truly believe what's much more likely is those folks will

that's what donald trump should be doing. they need every possible delegate at the convention if neither one make the magic threshold. charles: you don't feel they are stealing from donald trump? >> they earned the delegates. if they are allocated those delegates they belong to the beneficiary. but after a first ballot i cast, it could go to the second ballot, then the ballots could be loosened up. that's where some of the delegates can flip than that's what we are told ted cruz is doing now. we'll see if donald trump is doing the same. charles: from what i read ted cruz is doing a good job flipping these delegates. >> the establishment doesn't like ted cruz either. so he has to take is future into his own hand. the key for donald trump is he has to win on the first ballot. if he doesn't, it's unlikely donald trump will be the nominee of the republican party. right now his play is round one. he has to win this thing. >> ted cruz is plaguing the long game on this. it's a smart ground game. with donald trump not getting on with

me and donald trump. as i said, plausible path. >> ted, senator ted, the smear artist, you know, they're attacking me. >> john kasich has no path whatsoever to the nomination. >> well, now the spoiler has a deal with the smear artist. the smear artist has a deal with the spoiler. as kate said, dogs and cats living together. let's talk more about it, senior adviser to donald trump's presidential campaign barry bennett is with us and ted cruz surrogate brent bozel. we have not yet heard from the trump campaign on this deal. your reaction? >> i thought we'd seen it all, but apparently very haven't yet. i'm going with smoiler. that's what i like. >> that does not have such a ring to it though, barry. >> donald trump says this deal, it's a horrible act of desperation. is that how you see it, barry? >> yeah, it is a desperate act. last week they both said, both of them in their own words, said that donald trump had no chance of getting to 1,237. and then obviously they believe he does. because he does. five sta

see donald trump winning here, donald trump winning here, donald trump winning here. for ted cruz the message would be i stopped you in the midwest, won a key battleground state. we go east, if you look here you would be inclined to think this map favors donald trump more than ted cruz. what cruz is hoping is a big victory tonight to give him momentum. the next contest in donald trump's home state. if donald trump wins them all, then wisconsin won't feel so bad. but ted cruz is hoping that he can come into new york after that and maybe have a scenario where he has won here and taken the delegates then comes into new york and maybe donald trump wins but you keep him lower and split the delegates. so it's about math and momentum tonight. right now as we have this conversation, donald trump needs 56% about of the remaining delegates to get to 1,237. if he gets shut out in wisconsin tonight, that math gets more difficult. that's why tonight is so important. >> tonight's important. and two weeks from tonight the new york state primary. and if he gets more than 50%, trump i

look, donald trump was -- still is a phenomena. >> if donald trump is the nominee, should the republican party, will you rally around him? >> i am hopeful that he won't be the nominee. >> do you think you'll ever run for politics again? >> who, me? >> yeah. >> i've learned to never say never but this was my chance. this was the chance and i ran into a storm. >> no regrets, though? >> no. none at all. >> and there it is. jamie gengel, what an interview. this is his first since he stopped the race in february. you tried to pin him down if he'd support donald trump but he wouldn't say. if push comes to shove and donald trump is the nominee, do you think that he's going to give in? >> you know, i -- you saw me try on camera. i asked him off camera. he wouldn't tell me. but look, he really, spoiler alert, jeb bush does not like donald trump. and you've been talking earlier in the program about republicans who may simply sit out this race. i'm just guessing here but i think that, you know, if trump is the nominee, jeb bush could be in that group that sits out. >> oh, really? so i had kayleigh

hillary has picked donald trump. [cheers and applause] now, it's important to note hillary had a very careful vetting process that went into this. she wanted someone who shared her vision of the federal government. you know, donald trump did recently a town hall and he was asked name of the top functions of the federal government. he said security and then he said health care, education and housing. [ boos ] >> funny, if you asked hillary she would say the same thing. if you ask bernie, bernie would say wow, that's aggressive. you don't only want socialized medicine, you also want to put the federal government in charge of all education, common core. according to donald that's the core responsibility of the federal government. and housing? how many people are ready for the federal government to take over the housing market? [ boos ] >> and donald and hillary are flip sides of the same coin. hillary clinton has made millions of dollars selling power and influence in washington and donald trump has made billions of dol

-- variables when it comes to donald trump. the playbook general election is easier when it comes to ted cruz because it follows the standards that they've used. donald trump has kind of a different playbook. >> right. well, it will make everything unpredictable. i think if you were to look at the other republican presidential candidates who have sort of been vanquished by trump, you can see how somebody like a marco rubio, who is this rising star, was really dispatched with and that trump has this way of labeling people, now it's crooked hillary which, again, nobody else would actually say, no other candidate would actually say. we have seen how these things attach to the candidates and take on a life of their own. i think running against him is precarious. >> but can he detach the unfavorables that he has because they are higher than hillary's. >> well, that's the ultimate question. i guess we are going to have to see if that's something that he can turn around. but they also, both have very high distrust numbers as well. so

donald trump won a majority of those. they're going to vote for donald trump in the election. so he actually picked up a lot of delegates because of organization in pennsylvania. >> there is no question that the trump campaign had to up its game in terms of the delegate wrangling, but that is very different from donald trump, the candidate, and donald trump's message that has resonated so powerfully. look, if the takeaway is that paul manafort and the team that he has brought on and is going to bring on is going to help trump get these delegates in a way that he hasn't been able to in the past, then i think trump would see that as a plus. but you see him get out on the campaign trail and address this issue of should i be more presidential? and i think he has a real fear. he said when i saw him in waterbury, connecticut, saturday morning, he told the crowd there, i wouldn't be standing here tonight if i had acted presidential all this tile. i don't think i would be the gop front-runner if i had acted presidential. >> very clear that persona has appealed to a lot of people who h

so you have donald trump, 36 of them either say they're for donald trump or they're going to vote for the winner in their district and trump won all these districts, so that would be donald trump. 12 of them said they're for ted cruz or they were on a list that was provided by the never trump movement. another 1 is for john kasich, five more uncommitted. so you see right there, 36. that's two-thirds the total, 36 at a baseline level here look like they're for donald trump. and here's the other thing we can add. of these 12 that are cruz or never trump, some of them had indicated, four of them had indicated publicly, you know what, they would like to go with the winner of their district. they were hoping the winner would be ted cruz maybe, but trump won their district. so that 36 could get higher. but you add all this up together, donald trump, when you take the delegates from these states, when you take what it looks like he's going to get from the unbound in pennsylvania, donald trump could be sitting up close to a thousand delegates after last night. remember, 1,237 is the magic num

donald trump and ted cruz. finding common ground in slamming the media. >> the media is going to have heart palpitations this evening. they are going to be excited. oh, so very excited at donald trump's victory. >> fox news alert and potentially big news out of the nfl. oakland raiders wants to move from las vegas. they are now in oakland. how about the las vegas raiderses. he is willing half a billion to the project that is under conversation. sheldon aldlesson is a casino magnate and soccer star david beckam would be on board with the construction plan. might they be the las vegas raiders? >> republicans in alaska are meeting to decide what to do with rubio's delegates. he picked up five after suspending the campaign. the florida senator asked to hold on to them? dan springer joins us live from fairbanks to explain the ins and outs of all of that. >> it means a fight over delegates and five rubio delegates and it is an odd alaska rule that could give them to donald trump even though he lost back in march. it

donald trump has spoken out again on abortion. if the republican party already had heartburn over him being the standard bearer and spokesman in november, then this could make it a bleeding ulcer. there's that story and going into a crucial primary in wisconsin on tuesday, there's this. a true dilemma for some in the party. fear he'll secure enough delegates to become the nominee and fear he'll fall just short and become as "the new york times" headline put it a zombie candidate damaged but unstoppable. dana bash is covering all the

that's not donald trump. that's theodore roosevelt in 1912 making the same acquisition -- accusation that donald trump is making now. we know it doesn't end well for republicans in 1912. teddy ran as a third party candidate, split the vote and wilson went into the white house. i would just caution here that this is a mammoth black eye for the cruz campaign and republican party if they continue on like this. when we get to rules challenges, credentials challenges, if these delegates were supposed to be trump delegates are not representing the people their voters elected, there's going to be a big problem. >> john? >> look, gary tuchman's piece exposes that it's the rules. you can understand why trump is saying, i'm outraged. this is the way it is. we just never have the point that we're getting closer. ron paul did this to mitt romney. the people out-hustled mitt romney. >> the convention you have to have won the majority. >> the majority of the delegates in eight states. the romney campaign realizes it was go

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on the republican side it's donald trump. he's not beholden to special interests who want to keep open borders and hurt manufacturing be. >> reporter:s in the country. but we're going to get to 1,237. donald trump is the candidate that will be the gop nominee, he's going to beat hillary in november, and the other candidates even know this because just a few days ago, they were saying that donald trump doesn't stand a chance, he's not going to make that number, then you hear about this secret deal to prevent that from happening. donald trump is the only candidate, as of today, that has a pathway to the nomination. >> set the scene for us, tomorrow at noon eastern, he's going to be delivering a major foreign policy address, going into significant detail on national security, international affairs. a carefully drafted speech he will presumably deliver via teleprompter. he hasn't done much of that, only once before. how important is that speech tomorrow? >> it's going to be very important. we do have a party that, for whatever re

that is donald trump. it's going to be very hard for the republican party to tell a plurality of majority of voters that they're not going to get what they want. i don't see it happening. >> there's something very interesting at the tactical level which maybe shows the trump campaign is getting its act together. in pennsylvania, which donald trump won by a lot, outright, and he won all 17 of the statewide delegates there, he also apparently, we believe, picked up the support of many, the majority of the 54 unbound delegates. those are delegates who are directly elected. at least 29, probably more than that, tell cnn they will vote for donald trump. that's a key organizational victory. it makes his sweep last night all the more impressive. >> yeah, that sort of thing is key at this point. the only way trump can be defeated -- and dylan is right. it's next to impossible at this point. ted cruz has to win indiana, and a bunch of things have to break against donald trump. his campaign really has got its act to

covered hillary clinton and donald trump. clinton 14 states, donald trump 15. we also had the senate race. we had james arkin talking about the senate primary. that we needhing to cover, we do cover. you know, donald trump has kind of wanted out of the sun. this is a fair criticism of the news media where we are not focusing as much on these as we can. if you going to real clear looks forebsite, james arkin. he spoke about the senate race. also, look at our coverage of the presidential race. she was with trump headquarters at trump towers. and, our white house correspondent, david weiler, one of our political candidates spoke about the primary. the colors right, congress is important. up next, we have tim cullinan from maine. you are on. is, whymy question hasn't the news media asked questions about what donald trump is talking about bringing back terrorists. the only way that will happen is that the united states would have to quit the wto to do that. i want to know why the news media is not questioning that. host: let's let tom respond. well, this is a thing

donald trump is going to do what donald trump is going to do. he is going to bash people. cruz has to offer that clear vision. >> one of the greeat things abot ted cruz, the guy is a genius. this guy -- he saw a very long time ago when nobody else saw it that there was a big, big current building and he figured out i can go to d.c., i can crap on my party and i will be rewarded for it. he's the last guy standing with any real chance against donald trump and a lot of the people he o fended are with him. >> he's not doing well. ted cruz should have won a state in the southeast. he did not win a single state in the southeast. in addition to that -- he wrote after the entire northeast as well as when he made the new york values comment. the people have rejected him at the polls. they are coalescing around donald trump. donald trump coming out of nowhere and winning the way he is never having been in politics. that's the story. >> trump failed to consolidate his support and he -- he had an opportunity to do that when he was winning and winning and winning and he didn't do that

like sitting on donald trump's couch. we see his emotions a you will the time. >> that's aggression. him as in your face. he needs to be sit back and be self reflective. that's not something he is. >> i think what journalis miss is, look, this tough guy, street fighter persona is what got him to this place in the gop race. also, this is how he was in new york for years and years and became an international celebrity. >> what gets you to the nomination does not get you through the general election. i'm watching newspapers already say that the election is over. there hasn't been a convention. >> before you give me this answer you set me up nicely. new york times front page lead story. trump could face a humiliating loss in the fall if he gets the nomination. he could be hard pressed to get the delegates. >> i remember when michael dukakis was ahead against george w. bush. aren't these prognostications premature? >> walter mondale was tied with ron reagan in 1984 and lost in a land slide. five days before the election rag sk

it played into donald trump's hands of donald trump saying the system is rigged and yet they didn't seem to commit to it because john kasich wasn't really clear whether he was telling voters in indiana to vote for him or not. >> i have this image of kasich being dragged into this deal that was cut by their staffs kicking and screaming. he's been grouchy about it. he's not happy about it, but it's a last ditch effort. >> cruz is selling it as john kasich is pulling out of indiana. >> they talk about trump being on message. these two candidates had no message on this and different messages in fact. i think it's just it's evidence of the math. >> i think this -- >> slightly unbalanced deal one way where clearly kasich has no idea really what his role is, senator cruz runs with the ball and they're all running around in circles. a deal put together in desperation. >> i think it was symbolic of this primary race in so many ways. donald trump, his strength is whatever he believes for the seven minutes he believes it he says it and sells it. these guys did not have their heart in this. it was t

trump, candidate donald trump,ened a i think fair to say maybe less reality tv show donald trump. >> we've been hearing those of us who have been covering donald trump now for almost a year have been talking to people who know him and many of them say there are two donald trumps and this is the second one, the first one causing a lot of for his party, offending a lot of party, this is the second one that many people prededucted he would pivot to. >> we heard donald trump. he spoke for eight minutes. he's the winner in the new york state republican presidential primary, but now we have a major projection on the democratic side. take a look at this. hillary clinton is the winner of the new york state democratic presidential primary based on the actual votes that have come in, based on the exit poll information that we have, cnn now projects the former secretary of state is the winner of the new york state democratic presidential primary. they're going wild over there at clinton headquarters in new york. very excited over there right now. hillary clinton is the winner, set the seen for

donald trump went back to being donald trump today. i think that's an acknowledgement that they feel inside the campaign. you know, out of the campaign trail in indianapolis and here in maryland, he went right back to referring to ted cruz as lying ted. last night he referred to him as senator cruz. hillary clinton is now crooked hillary is the way donald trump describes her. at one point during his remarks here in maryland, don, he suggested as president, he will continue -- or he wants to investigate hillary clinton's e-mail practices. so nothing has changed in terms of that. i think if anything, we had a brief reprieve from it last night in new york. >> interesting. there is trying to pivot to the general election, saying that ted cruz is all but finished mathematically. but he still has to win a lot of delegates to capture this nomination. what is the strategy going forward? >> reporter: that's right. we obtained an internal campaign memo earlier today that is essentially distributed out to surrogates. when surrogates go on tv or a

donald trump left the building, protesters continued to protest, but now that donald trump is gone, the protesters have also essentially dissipated. police opened up the road here and everything is returning to normal. >> jeremy diamond on the scene. anything but normal awhile ago. thank you very much. joining us, one of ted cruz's supporters in congress, representative raul labrador from idaho. thanks for joining us. what do you make of angry protests last night and today in california at the republican party convention in california, over there. what, if anything, could senator cruz do to tone things do you know him self? >> i don't know if you noticed when senator cruz has a protester in his audience, he tries to address them, tries to talk to them and he tries to bring down the level of the rhetoric. and i think he has been very successful doing that. however, we need to be clear these people that are protesting are trying to stop free speech because it is not that they're protesting donald trump, they're trying to prevent him from speaking, and that's totally unacceptable and uname

mean for donald trump? >> i don't think it means anything for donald trump except for the fact -- remember, as your i correspondent pointed out, paul rye ian has gone back on his word before where he said he was not going to run for speaker of the house and guess what, today he is speaker 0 of the house. we have been told time and time again the rules basically become null and void until accepted by the new 2016 rnc rules committee which will not meet until a week before the convention. anything is possible. anything can change and when you look at the unity that is not happening in the republican party every option is on the table? >> you don't trust him? >> i don't trust paul ryan. the ideal situation he wants. when you have conservative split between senator cruz and donald trump and there doesn't look like any hope of unifying soon that's when he wants to come in and be seen as the white knight he's already been seen as according to the house, when he accepted the speaker role. i do not trust his words

himself and donald trump. trump also has a late event in milwaukee which is happening practically right next door to a bernie sanders event. senator sanders is hoping to nab another victory in wisconsin tomorrow. while campaigning hard for an upset in new york where he and hillary clinton will meet on the debate stage a week from thursday. in the meantime, he's suggesting his success is making her nervous. a lot of maneuvering, a lot on the line. plenty to talk about. sara murray is at the trump event in milwaukee. trump about to take the stand. his wife melania is going to join him there as well? >> that's right, anderson. we're expecting melania to join donald trump on the campaign trail which is significant because she hasn't come out that often but part of his rocky week has been his image among female voters, especially in his back and forth on abortion and suggesting that maybe women deserve to be punished if they get abortions if that's made illegal. he walked that back. if melania trump joins him on st

you guys cover donald trump all the time. you've given him more free media than anyone else in the history of politics. that's what this is about. campaigns the kasich agree it's important that donald trump lose in indiana? >> if he loses in indiana, and as you pointed out, he is an net with ted cruz at the moment, it makes it just about impossible .or him to get to 1237 a loss in indiana puts it out of reach. in a convention you will have 2400 republican delegates. it is an open, fair, transparent system. everyone knows the rules and the delegates will decide who has the strength to lead the party in november. casey sayingernor that people should still vote for him in indiana? was making ise that it is an agreement about resources. it is simple. it's about where the campaigns will spend money. you are trying to make it more complicated. are they telling people who to vote for or not to vote for? that.ot about it's about where they are going to purchase their financial resources, plain and temple. >> explain how the next mont

big win for donald trump. he has picked up donald trump, 988 delegates. 152, the number to focus on. >> you have to admit, you are a donald trump supporter, in order to have a shot, the stakes are very high. ted cruz is a competitor. stakes are high. >> hillary clinton, 214 delegates for hillary clinton. look at the overall numbers. these are are the delegates. she needs top win. >> donald trump as well. be sure to watch next tuesday for it indiana primary, in a few short hours, donald trump will take to cnn live on the new day. you don't want to miss that our special coverage continues. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and

a clean sweep for donald trump. >> yes, it is. donald trump winning all five states up for grabs. that was really smooth. the fourth hour. >> we're getting a little punchy now. we have to get back on our game. >> here we go. pennsylvania. he won pennsylvania. he won connecticut. he won delaware. he also won rhode island. >> and maryland. and on the democratic side, big night for hillary clinton as well. so far, she has won maryland, pennsylvania, and delaware is still too early to call. and delaware.

donald j. trump! >> reporter: across the state in lacrosse, a different trump rally but the same sentiments. >> i think they're trying to pull a fast one. >> republican party? >> yes. >> i think the republican party is not only going to, they're not going to try, they're going to steal it from him. >> reporter: if trump doesn't get the nomination, would you support the republican nominee? >> i wouldn't. >> reporter: so what would do you? >> i would stay home. >> reporter: presidential candidates often get the benefit of the doubt. but it's increasingly evident that nobody cultivates loyalty more successfully than donald trump. >> i just love trump, and i don't want anybody else but the trump. he's my man. >> reporter: like the candidate himself, many of them agree if donald trump is mistreated by the republican party this election, they'll return the favor. >> if they steal it from him, i think he's going to get the 1,237. if they try any shenanigans to take it i'll leave the republican party forever.

supporters, those of you for donald trump, should donald trump have to get to 1,237, that's the required number of delegates, or is it okay if he gets to 1,100? >> that's fine with me. >> what's fine? >> being 100 short or something like that. still he's going to have the most -- you know, i just feel like he should have the nomination. >> jim, he's saying the thing is rigged. he's getting ripped off. is he? >> here's the thing. now, i'm not going to agree with him on that. i think he did know the rules. >> should have anyway. >> he knows the rules, but i can see, you know, the whining and stuff like that, i think it should be the people. i mean, the people's vote not counting is just -- 1,237 or is it enough if he's leading everybody else and he comes close? >> well, if he comes close he should have the highest percentage of probability but he's going to have to work the deal. >> what if he ends up at 1,150, not 1,237? >> i don't think he gets it automatically. he's going to have to do the work to get it. but he should be the highest considered one. >> go ahead, john. >> it's like sayin

people are struggling. >> that is the problem. >> donald trump. >> donald trump, unbelievable. in every way. >> black people supporting trump? >> reporter: when it comes to correspondence dinner he is promising all jokes delivered with skill and experience of more than 20 years acting, writing and producing on shows ranging from in living color to bernie mack show. >> i have a job. >> reporter: to starring as senior black correspondent on the daily show. >> what do you say to those people? >> i don't know, john. i would say they should probably go [ bleep ] themselves. >> reporter: and this weekend all targets are fair game. >> take a look at the whole obama saudi arabia thing. >> reporter: including or especially the president. >> no free pass because it's his last dinner. >> i have to keep it. this is the last dinner. what are they going to do? not enough time to sick the irs after me. maybe i shouldn't say that on tv. that is part of the fun. it is all good natured fun. >> reporter: the hardest part he says having to follow the president on stage, president now experienced a

enter donald trump. donald trump has mentioned the carrier corporation moving jobs abroad in almost every campaign speech that he makes. those are the kind of jobs lost from upstate new york. his message is resonating with a lot of voters who want someone to shake things up. and this afternoon, there is a new effort to try and take trump down. today for the first time, anti-trump groups are starting to put tv ads on the air here in new york state. one of them hits trump on his use of recovery funds intended for small businesses after 9/11. and there is a new one from the pro-ted cruz make america awesome superpac. they're the ones that started the whole war of wives controversy a few weeks ago with a facebook ad featuring melania trump. now they're back at it again with a radio ad that starts like this. >> donald trump says a lot of stupid stuff. in 2006 he said on "the view" -- >> if ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps i would be dating her. he told rolling stone that if he weren't happily married and i

donald trump is corrupt. hillary clinton is corrupt. they are all part of the same corrupt system of buying power and influence to get rich at your expense. it's the working men and women who get left out in the cold. why do you think so many working men and women are saying their wages held down? because washington is corrupt and they sell us down the river. it's why people ar are angry. john boehner didn't abbreviate, he was more expressive -- he allows his inner trump to come out. i will say this, if you're wondering who actually has stood up to washington i think john boehner has made it crystal clear. john boehner in his remarks described donald trump as his texting and golfing buddy. so if you want someone that's a texting and golfing buddy, if you're happy with john boehner, speaker of the house, you want a president like john boehner, donald trump is your man. by the way, donald trump gave john boehner's super pac $100,000 a few years ago. donald trump has been funding john boehner and also been funding nancy pelosi and harry re

hey, what do you think of donald trump? >> well, first of all, we're in two parts of the state, southeast wisconsin is far different, and i think charlie is right when he talks about southeast wisconsin. but i'm in the north woods of wisconsin. and, again, a lot of people, they look at donald trump, and he's someone who isn't talking about ideology. he's talking about america. these are people who feel like they've been left behind. they want the economy to grow. they want more opportunity. they want america to defend her border and decide who comes in and who comes out. they want a leader who is going to destroy isis and so -- >> so, is donald trump that guy? >> donald trump has really spoken to their hearts. well, i think for -- we're pretty split up here. he speaks to a wide swath of folks who normally don't come out and engage in the political process where ted cruz has that traditional conservative republican divided, and i think -- i mean, if i was to hedge this thing on the energy side, i think in my part of the stat

donald trump doesn't do that. he says he is a character. >> i think what we are seeing is a microcosm of the trump campaign that is actually experiencing an identity crisis now. you have the angel on his one shoulder, paul manafort telling him look, you know. >> i don't know about angel. >> i use the term loosely. being brash got you this far. if you want to get to the next level, you have to pivot like in rocky, he switches and quits fighting as a south paw to use a very old reference. what happens is when trump is in front of the audience and says these funny, controversial lines, he gets applause. that's the temptation. >> they have been trying to paint him as racist, bigoted, islam a phobic. they make him into a different thing every week. they poured $70 million into attacking donald trump, three times what donald trump spent on the entire campaign. instead of anyone believing those things, republican voters are saying we see through the act, through the facade and through -- >> disappointed about islam phobi

>> donald trump is unpredictable. he has the ability to bring as he did in pennsylvania reagan democrats into the party. he's already moving i think back to the center. i think his speech on foreign policy was doing that and i -- >> that was not a center left speech. that was not a center speech. >> hillary clinton is more hawkish on foreign policy than donald trump. >> she did such a great job in is libya. >> anyway, so back to hard headed politics. trump is a political operative. he's his best consultant. manafort is a good friend of mine, but donald trump is a genius. ted cruz this week between the kasich deal, the carly fiorina deal, the singing and rhetorical he's done it. >> what did you think of the two moves, the kasich move which blue up in a matter of hours which was odd and making the carly announcement. i thought carly during the campaign she was one of the most effective candidates at prosecuting the case against hillary clinton. >> it was not a formal arrangement between kasich and cruz but it was a prag

. >> everyone in the world is using the word racist on donald trump except donald trump. mr. bakari since you're with a candidate and the young lady does haven't a candidate. >> angela. >> i'm sorry. angela. he's met a tremendous amount of pastors from over the country. we had several meetings to bring what they have going on in their community about how the trump campaign or how the donald trump presidency could help their communities. and, you know, i disagree you saying he doesn't understand what's going on in black communities. first of all, have you ever met him before? no, you haven't. i have. i know him very well. you take the time to go down to trump towers and go out and visit all the people that wore for him, you're going to sit and tell me he doesn't understand african-americans? dude, are you serious? >>. >> yes, i'm serious. >> it's like you're -- >> i'm sorry. mr. levell, i apologize. i don't have in my schedule a visit plan to trump towers to meet the many people that work there. >> you need to know what you're talking about, okay? >> however, i will say th

but this is who donald trump is. and this notion that being a decent person and knowledgeable about things is somehow boring, that's actually being presidential, i don't understand why he thinks -- why he is so reticent to actually learn what's going on and behave like an adult in the room running for president instead of like some entertainer like charlie sheen on a one man show here. >> we're going to talk about the foreign policy speech because it is crucial. and we're going to talk to the muslim man who introduced donald trump today. caylee, when you look at donald trump, he has won more votes than mitt romney won and john mccain. >> absolutely. and you look last night, his smallest margin of victory was 29 points. so the never trump movement, which has gone on an endless course, 20, 30, 40, that's the only -- has been busted out. he had a 29 margin of victory, the smallest. he was winning in some states by 60 points. that is huge or at 60 points, i should say. it was a good night. he's probably going to win indi

donald trump will probably get all 95. if he doesn't, that's a failure of donald trump's. he's still going to need to get 53% of all of the outstanding delegates. the math isn't there. charles: he's dominating in maryland. >> he will get close. >> the establishment wants to suffer tremendous losses in september. >> you mean when donald trump had the ability to go out, he knew the rules in august. he could have put a ground game down. charles: we are going to come back and talk about it. i would love to go on. we have some other things to talk about. this is amazing. german lawmakers are calling on a ban on sexy ads like lingerie ads because they want to stop migrant sex attacks. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our busin

hey, what do you think of donald trump? >> well, first of all, we're in two parts of the state, southeast wisconsin is far different, and i think charlie is right when he talks about southeast wisconsin. but i'm in the north woods of wisconsin. and, again, a lot of people, they look at donald trump, and he's someone who isn't talking about ideology. he's talking about america. these are people who feel like they've been left behind. they want the economy to grow. they want more opportunity. they want america to defend her and who comes out. they want a leader who is going to destroy isis and so -- >> so, is donald trump that guy? >> donald trump has really spoken to their hearts. well, i think for -- we're pretty split up here. he speaks to a wide swath of folks who normally don't come out and engage in the political process where ted cruz has that traditional conservative republican element, and it's divided, and i think -- i mean, if i was to hedge this thing on the energy side, i think in my part of the state ted cruz --

donald trump won big in new york. he is favored right now to win big in all of those states next week. this lead of nearly 300 could explode to over 400. we will talk about the implications for all of that later on in the show. meanwhile, turning to the democratic side i hope this thing -- hillary clinton won big in new york last night. we know that the exit polls have shown a tight race but hillary clinton ends up with a double digit victory in new york. here is more important thing to note it has to do with delegates. she came in a little more than 200 ahead of bernie sanders going into last night. the sanders campaign talking about catching her where with that win in new york last night that double digit win you can probably add at least 30. what was 210 is about 240. with new york off the board one less opportunity for bernie sanders. he faces a bigger gap with fewer opportunities to close that gap. for hillary clinton it's about momentum. it's about the headlines in the paper. when you look at the bottom line que