a little later, we're gonna talk to our political analysts, doug schoen and hank sheinkopf. that's gonna be coming up in a few minutes, but we want to begin with the democratic race, clinton versus sanders. and joining us this morning, new york congressman hakeem jeffries -- this is from the 8th congressional district of new york, representing brooklyn and queens -- he is a clinton supporter -- and erika andiola. she is the national press secretary for hispanic and latino outreach and a strategist for senator sanders. both of you, welcome. we're taping on friday. you just heard the bites from each clinton and sanders kind of got nasty this week in a way on friday, though, today on "the view," senator sanders finally said clinton is qualified. so, is that gonna end this sort of nastiness between the two of them this week, do you think? congressman? >> hopefully it will. i was a little bit surprised that senator sanders made the decision to actually challenge hillary clinton's credentials. i think that one thing we can all agree upon is that she's probably one of the most qual

here with reaction, democratic strategist, fox news contributor doug schoen, author of "we the people: the modern day figures who have reshaped and affirmed the founding father's vision of america." co-host of "the 5" juan williams. hillary started it, i'm not sure he's a democrat. any time you see james carville, the ragin' cajun, the pit bull, said sanders failed the test, and sanders punched back. >> it was even worse than that because hillary said i'm not sure, given his background, you know, where has he been, where has he gone, what experiences does he have that would lead you to think he's ready to be president? now, she says that doesn't mean that she said he wasn't qualified but bernie took it that way and he punched back. >> by the way, it's one thing to say that maybe you're better qualified. he's saying she's not qualified. >> right. >> sean, there's something missing here. let's be honest. let's be straight with the viewers. the major issue is trust and integrity and bernie has not mentioned e-mails. sean, if he's serious about winning, he will raise issues of trust and i

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., geraldo rivera, doug schoen, what does this mean on the republican side, peter. it's momentum. two weeks, interval. ted cruz had a win in wisconsin and now a big win for donald trump here. >> donald trump made a great point tonight for his campaign that they can't beat him mathematically that he is on the road for victory. the second point we heard it from his children was that cruz and kasich are the interrupters. donald trump is not the interrupter. they are the spoilers. they are the people who want to get in the way of fair play and the democratic process in this country. and that they don't have a mathematical chance of winning, why are they in the race. >> ted cruz will still likely have one after tonight. >> barely. >> after next tuesday he will not. >> barely,. >> it's bye-bye bernie, cruz is old news. america has the matchup they have wanted for six months hillary clinton vs. donald trump. everything you hear from now until november, i submit, is just noise this is a fair fight. ideological differences that are clear. right, left, red, blue. >> you don't think the repu

schoen. interesting your comments on twitter today, you said that to assert, people, bernie supporters are obligated to support hillary you said is wildly misunderstanding this movement. >> yeah, i mean, the bernie sanders supporters and the bernie sanders movement is about bringing a new generation of people into the political process. new kinds of thinking. hillary clinton kind of represents the old way of thinking, the traditional way of thinking. that's why i think you see a lot of the reactions you saw in that man on the street video. >> what would be the one word you'd use to describe her? >> credibility issues. >> is that two words? >> that's not a word. try again. >> no, i mean, i think that's the main problem a lot of people have with her. >> do you think she's a liar? >> i wouldn't go as far to call her a liar. >> do you think she's dishonest? there there are some honesty issues. >> you think she's untrustworthy? >> many of us do, yes. >> you're one of them? >> i think she's untrust

doug schoen joins us, veteran of deck aides in -- decades in new york politics. senator sanders has been nudge ago little closer to hillary and he pulled 27,000 people in washington square park. do you think it will be closer than predicted or any possibility he could score an upset? >> it could be a little closer, but i don't think senator sanders is going to win. i'll tell you why it will be closer. there are a lot of young people that have registered. they're not picked up in the polls. first time voters and the like. but hillary clinton's got a solid base in new york. i don't think the debate really on thursday changed things all that much. she's got a very effective get out the vote operation to take advantage of the strength and support she has. >> let's look at the national polls 'cause it shows senator sanders has been gaining a bit on mrs. clinton. t's been the talk and he gained like eight of the last primaries and caucuses. she's at 48%. he's two points behind. he's been going up. she's going down. obviously with the super delegates and momentum, many

delgado, fox news contributor, former clinton pollster doug schoen and sirius xm talk host, david webb. the devil, honest to people who pay her, dishonest, kpaent suppo can't support her, no way, don't like her. did you get anybody who liked her in the bernie -- >> no. >> none? >> that tells us two things, bernie's message has sunk in with his supporters about hillary's untrustworthiness, she lies, they see her as the corporatist, being in the palm of wall street. on the other side, the bernie camp better start telling the truth about the crowds at their rally. i was in washington park. you can't fit that many people in washington park. >> that's probably true. maybe at best 12,000. >> but all the grass was closed off. >> okay. >> but it's like his importance to the race, it's a bit overinflated. >> said 28,000 at the brooklyn rally. >> but said 27,000 at the washington square park. not even close. >> so the question is, if they're that angry and think she's that corrupt and they're so enthusiastic about the communist curmudgeon from vermont, the question is are they going to show up i

., geraldo rivera, doug schoen, what does this mean on the republican side, peter. it's momentum. two weeks, interval. ted cruz had a win in wisconsin and now a big win for donald trump here. >> donald trump made a great point tonight for his campaign that they can't beat him mathematically that he is on the road for victory. the second point we heard it from his children was that cruz and kasich are the interrupters. donald trump is not the interrupter. they are the spoilers. they are the people who want to get in the way of fair play and the democratic process in this country. and that they don't have a mathematical chance of winning, why are they in the race. >> ted cruz will still likely have one after tonight. >> barely. >> after next tuesday he will not. >> barely,. >> it's bye-bye bernie, cruz is old news. america has the matchup they have wanted for six months hillary clinton vs. donald trump. everything you hear from now until november, i submit, is just noise this is a fair fight. ideological differences that are clear. right, left, red, blue. >> you don't think the repu

martha: monica krowfly and doug schoen ... >> they would be a good ticket and good governing team. but that's not what this alliance is about. ted cruz understands indiana is a do-or-die stated for him. what he's trying to do is hit at trump's relative vulnerability with women voters. he believes if he has carly by his side going into indiana that might make a difference. she is from california so she can be an interesting surrogate in that state. but this is a very -- i think the help to him is marginal at this point. because she has already endorsed senator cruz. martha: it's all about delegates. he needs to deprive trump. it's about everything of those delegates. does she add any delegates? >> i think the answer is no. she brings no delegates. one day cruz is throwing in with kasich. the next day he's making an alliance. he makes the alliance with carly, and maybe this is an oratorical competition. putting that aside, i think it's up to nothing. i think it brings nothing to the table other than a desperation act, collusion and ultimately i think it's pretty clear. donald trump w

monica crowley, doug schoen, fox news contributors. good day to both of you. >> good morning. bill: let's have it. is trump right? >> he may or may not be right. obviously, nobody knows the path of this fbi investigation. all we know is what's been publicly reported so far. if donald trump is right and that she will not be indicted because she's being protected by the president, by the democratic party, then that in itself is a huge story. that's the story of corruption because the fbi is supposed to be politically independent. so if he's right about that, then that story should be told. but i think there's something else going on here. i'm hearing that this investigation is much bigger than what we are led to believe. yes, they are looking into the possible mishanding of classified material, but there's another track to this investigation which involves possible violations of the public corruption laws, and that involves the clinton foundation. possibly foreign governments and other things where mrs. clinton would not be and may not be the only target. bill: so none of that h