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contributor and msnbc hally jackson. ted cruz just wrapped up a rally as well. hally cruz wasted no time on this morning going after trump. i want to hear your thoughts here with ted cruz a short time ago. >> donald on television this morning saying gosh, he thought that men should be able to go in the girl's bathroom if they wanted to. now, let me ask you, have we gone nuts? this is the political correctness. this is basic common sense. let me ask you, are there any parents or daughters here? i am the father of two little girls. here is basic common sense, grown adult men -- strangers should not be alone in a bathroom with little girls. and that's not conservative or liber liberal. that's not republican or democrat, that's basic common sense. >> ted cruz is tweeting about this topic a short time ago. this is something that'll resonate the core conservative voters who backed his campaign. >> reporter: as you pointed out, pe peter, really wasted no time on this and he went on twitter and we heard about the rally ended her

joining me now is our msnbc's contributors. >>well, look, let me take it one sense before charles koch of what she says bill clinton did a lot less than george w. bush. yes, they tend to support republicans and conservatives, they are idealists in that regard of shrinking government. what does it mean? >> it means that neither donald trump nor ted cruz are their cup of tea here. they do give a lot of money to candidates. these people are at their root libertarian. donald trump and ted cruz, these are not necessarily john kasich or their cup of tea and i don't think either of the koch brothers whines up voting for hillary clinton. it speaks to the parties as it relates to these two candidates. >> the point you would mak make -- why not john kasich who bounds budget. did a good job on cutting from his perspective and from the conservative republican perspective. he cut out a lot of money. >> you raised a really good question. chris sort of out lining what the issue might be. john kasich is probably not their cup of tea. let's be

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i'm thomas roberts for msnbc. only two months after losing the iowa caucus, donald trump faces another possible defeat. trump is down by 10 behind ted cruz in tuesday's pivotal primary. that margin is consistent with other recent polling. the big question, did trump's rocky month of march finally catch up with him, most recently his proclamation on msnbc that if abortion became legal under his presidency, a woman should be punished. he later took that back. but this morning, ben carson tried to flip-flop his explanation. >> that should be a controversy to people who say donald trump is a wild man and he doesn't listen to other people. obviously he did listen to other people, he realized he made a mistake and he corrected it. i think that's better than somebody who makes a mistake and doubles down and triples down on it. >> as we're four days away from the wisconsin primary, i want to start with nbc's katy tur joining me here at 30 rock. we've had 72 hours of pretty bad headlines for the trump campaign, either goin

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>> msnbc's cal perry in patchhogue, new york. racially insensitive in a joke on saturday night live. take a look. >> i just have to say thanks for the endorsement, bill. took you long enough. [ drum roll ] >> sorry, hillary. i was running on cp time. >> that's not, i don't like jokes like that. >> cautious politician time. >> that joke caught fire over the last couple of days. an article calling it, quote, cringe worthy. the term cp time refers to colored people's time, often late to appointments or events. the mayor asked about that joke last night and he defended it. >> every actor involved including hillary clinton and leslie thought it was a joke on a different convention. that was the whole idea of it. i think people are missing the point here. >> we bring in joy reid. joy being the author of "fracture, obama and the clintons, the racial divide." the mayor chalking up it actors playing out a part but what do you hear from people as they hear this and are people missing the point, that this was a mistake or that it was just a

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msnbc's shaquille brewster joins us. shaq, some confusion about whether or not trump was going to talk to the press or not, this confusion also has a parallel in the management of his campaign. that happening too. and why he has not been having a public, if you will, engagement in a campaign event in recent days. put it all together for us. >> reporter: yeah, let's start with that confusion a little earlier today. donald trump went to the 9/11 museum, a relatively quick stop, a half hour. he got a tour with his wife. at the time, reporters were expecting to be able to ask donald trump some questions. as you mentioned, he's been off the campaign trail. this is now his fourth day off the trail, doesn't have an event until tomorrow in rochester, new york. as you know, lots of politics is going on. we have the events in colorado where he's getting swept in terms of delegates, losing delegates to ted cruz. so there's a lot to talk to him about and a lot we want to hear from him. and we didn't have the opportunity to ask him a

and msnbc is not true that this aired -- the exchange aired just as it happened. >> well, yes. the portion that's we're talking about being ou go check the tapes whether it's msnbc or cnn for that matter is the actual reporting of that interview. not the interview itself. they are cutting out the context of the proposed hypothetical ban on abortion and that's the part that they're running. they're not running the entire context. they've cut it out to make it look like donald trump just simply wanted to punish women for an abortion and that's not the case. >> i see. so it's the later reporting on it. >> the reporting. >> briefly on the dustup between corey an michelle fields, regardless who have is right and wrong, would it have been better if trump in particular were more gracious toward reporter who felt upset over this incident? >> you know, i'm not really sure. we can say that in hindsight. but i also know that this is another anti-trump group that pushed this narrative on twitter. we have to remind people that this is not something that happened and was immediately reported

the exclusive msnbc town hall with republican senator ted cruz. let's go right back to questions here. dan devlin has the next question. dan, go ahead. >> senator cruz, you said that you've been fighting for the constitution your whole life. >> yeah. >> recently hillary clinton has said that the unborn are not protected by our constitution. however, our posterity is specifically named in the constitution. >> mm-hmm. >> and our posterity are descendants, both born and unborn. >> mm-hmm. >> do you believe that the constitution is meant to protect our unborn posterity as well? >> well, dan, thank you for that question. and of course the constitution protects life. and -- [ applause ] you know, i'll tell you this is something even kids can understand. i think back when our daughter caroline was just 2 years old. and heidi was pregnant with catherine. and caroline had this blanket that she called bink that -- oh, she loved bink. it was the nastiest thing you'd ever seen. she dragged it everywhere. it was practically alive. and i remember caroline one t

msnbc is right there in new york, where the clintons have vacationed in the past. what are you hearing from the voters there? >> reporter: hey, you got it well pronounced, that's right, 1999, way back when hillary clinton was the first lady, she was presumed to be running for a senatestorial spot. she came here to vacation, it didn't win so well. she came off washington, d.c. and stayed in a ten bedroom mansion, beautiful lake front property. and made a pitch for being the working folk. it didn't buy it. she lost almost every county upstate. she will have to do a lot better if she hopes to hold off a much stronger candidate in bernie sanders. we were talking whether she will do it. this is kathleen who remembers the 1999 and found herself on a treadmill in 1999 when she was in town. i guess the big question is, the time around, is she getting anywhere as she runs? >> yes, she is getting anywhere. she is not just going around and around. because she did a lot for new york state. she duly did a lot for new york state and, but it is hard for her to get around with wha

with msnbc news poll, mark murray. we've been talking about the 30% of the sanders supporters who say they would not vote for hillary clinton. how serious of a problem is it? >> it's serious, andrea. and what's striking is you have 30% of the sanders voters who would not vote for hillary clinton in a general election. just 15% of clinton voters say the same of sanders. so a 2-1 where the sanders crowd is more anti-clinton than the clinton crowd is anti-sanders but i think a little bit of perspective needs to be put on this. we saw similar numbers in the 2008 election. you remember hillary clinton versus barack obama contest very well and at the end of the day, the clinton forces, their voters mostly came back into the democratic fold. i think the expectation would still be the same if bernie sanders falls short to hillary clinton and his supporters go to her in the general election. but do note that what is occurring with sanders and his supporters are a lot outside of the democratic party. bernie sanders has not been

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msnbc's continual coverage is up next. >>> good morning, i'm alex witt if fork. it is the race for the white house. battleground wisconsin, every single candidate from beau sides is in the badger state today, with the gop warming up the clouds, including sarah palin at a fish fry. >> the entire country, its eyes are on the great state of wisconsin. >> i am so happy to be here. thank youch it is always so good to be in wisconsin. >> you have a megaphone, where you are not speaking just for this state, but the entire economy. >> reagan saved the hog here, your harley-davidson. >> i ran for congress at 30 years of age. i ran on the reagan agenda. i knew and worked with ronald reagan. >> i thank god that donald trump gets it. because he lives it. >> reporter: nominating donald trump is a train wreck. that's actually not fair to train wrecks. >> there is a reason big money and open borders and radical special interests are so madly anti-trump. >> nominating donald trump elects hillary clinton. >> meanwhile, is donald trump prepared to go rogue? we'll bring you his lat

msnbc reporter gil brewster joins us now from trump tower in mid-town manhattan. appreciate your being with us here. clear up some of this confusion as to whether trump would talk to the press at the 9/11 museum. pretty much we're talking about four days where he's been laying low, very untrump-like and why that is the case. >> it's been very quiet covering donald trump who has pretty much been in his trump to your for the past few days. today he made an unannounced trip to the 9/11 museum. he went in between a half hour and hour that he was there, so a relatively short visit for the museum. didn't even go through the memorial outside. at that museum, the reporters there were expecting him to take questions. they were told by the campaign that he would come out. that after he would come outside and they were taken to a spot they could ask him questions. we haven't had an opportunity to pose any questions for the past couple of days because he has been off the trail. that didn't happen. trump went straight to his car and then came right back here to trump tower. so

welcome back, i'm joy reid, here at msnbc. let's talk a little bit about some of the issues that are in the global community. a lot of protests against the idea of these trade agreements. wait a minute, we might have the president walking out. we'll wait for him to start talking, but there's a lot of protest. >> 35,000 people came out last night. 100,000 in november. there's a lot of opposition in germany in particular. a wealthy country to get tied down in a free trade agreement with the united states is now seen as a negative. a couple years ago it wasn't. there's a real turn in the tide in europe. >> i think what's fascinating here is the relationship between obama and merkel. aheadline in the

let's bring in msnbc political reporter. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm not going to change your name. >> i don't know, the internet, why didn't they choose a cat? it should have been something about a cat. that's what everyone loves. >> we're going to move on to donald trump because the internet loves him as well. he told a huge crowd over the weekend that it's title that he win big in new york, and he keeps saying the system is rigged. it looks like he might win big. so will that only continue to divide this party if those numbers are posted as we expect they might be? >> you know, he's going to keep coming out with these attacks because that's part of the donald trump m.o. to be fighting against something. but what i think is really remarkable is that he needs to win a lot of delegates. not just win here but win really, really big. because the more delegates he gets, the less likely he is to end up in a contested convention which is a much bigger x-factor. >> he's 33 points percent ahead. is that big enough or does

we've got msnbc's kasie hunt, traveling with the bernie sanders campaign and msnbc's alex seitz-wald covering the clinton camp. he joins us first from washington, d.c. alex, that sure sounded like a bit of an endorsement. >> yeah, kate. he came pretty close, saying that he would like to see a woman elected president. of course, he could be speaking generally, but when you have a woman who is likely to be the democratic nominee, he is a democrat. it seems pretty close. now, both he and president obama have said they won't endorse during the primary. they want to leave it up to the voters. but they have kind of made some noises that suggests that they do favor clinton and a lot of their former aides have gone and worked for hillary clinton's campaign. one thing i want to call your attention to. you heard his aides interrupt him there in the middle of his remarks. it could be read as, you know, they're jumping in to try to stop him before he went too far into endorsing, and then he did caught himself. i just spoke with joe biden's office and they told me it was purely about time, that t

if you want smart analysis and accurate results right here on msnbc. brian williams, rachel maddow with anchor our coverage from 30 rock. i'll be here in philadelphia. anoth at midnight, lawrence o'donnell will have special coverage. that said, we'll be right back. we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. saving humanity from high insurance rates. >>> welcome back. msnbc special coverage of primary night. i'm wrapping up hour one here. i'm joined by larry cane and our own casey hunt is back with us who is also a pennsylvania native. you get to be from everywhere. larry, i start with you. to you guys electing delegates separately is something you've been doing for a long time. >> i was at the '76 convention. we're s >> we're saying what are you up to.

the trump campaign has not responded to msnbc requests or comments. ari melbur has more on this report. is this essentially saying trump did not make charitable donat n donations? >> that's right, not in cash, anyway. this is in opposition to his claim of being so charitable. it's never really cash. all of these donations that the trump organization has put out are these sort of in-kind gifts, rounds of golf, things for silent auctions. according to the post investigation, they're often tied up with business and political goals, anyway. that is, they're not random donations to some far-flung country, they're someone he's already involved with an agenda. the recipient would have to be willing to go on television and be willing to take the check from donald trump. again, that puts a little cost in there and says there's motives behind what are not really personal contributions, anyway. i want to make one other point here. in the article they find that from 2008 to 2014, the trump charitable organization never got any money whatsoever from donald trump.

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i'm francis rivera live from msnbc world headquarters in new york. new reaction from bernie sanders who sat down with nbc's anne thompson in rome following his brief meeting with pope francis. sanders discussed his decision to go to the vatican just days before the critical new york primary. >> is there a political advantage in this trip, do you think? >> i don't know that there is or isn't. the disadvantage is i'm not in new york right now. but, you know, we'll let voters make that decision. this was an invitation that i received and i just could not refuse. >> in the most recent new york poll sanders trails hillary clinton by 17 ints po. on the republican side, donald trump maintains his lead at 54%. john kasich is solidified his second place standing with 25%. ted cruz in third place in new york sets his sites on wyoming today. he will address the state republican convention this afternoon hoping the state's 14 remaining at large delegates. this as trump continues to rail against republican party officials over what he considers an unfair primary

much more ahead on msnbc. but first, a look at where the candidates will be spending today after spending the morning at 30 rock, bernie sanders trafls to his home borough of brooklyn for a pair of rallies. hillary clinton travels to upstate new york for events in buffalo and rochester. >> john kasich starts the day in connecticut before finishing up with a town hall in syracuse, and donald trump and ted cruz are taking the day off from the campaign trail. we'll be right back. using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline, then use your miles to cover the cost. now you're getting somewhere. what's in your wallet? doing small gigs,side gigs...gig gigs. quickbooks self-employed

at msnbc world headquarters here in new york. there are two big political story lines playing out in weekend, one in the nation's heartland the other out west -- >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made. >> freeway stop, donald trump and his motorcade are forced to take an unusual route to avoid protesters as republicans gather in california. both ted cruz and carly fiorina are expected there. what could be the gop's final chance to stop trump, the hoosier state in indiana. >>> pivoting to a general election, hillary clinton's campaign the past 24 hours making moves which suggest she's looking ahead to the general election. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. >>> let's get right to presidential politics with three days until the indiana primaries, republicans are instead focussing their efforts on california today. ted cruz will be the last to speak at the convention. john kasich will campaign in san jose. their events in california come less than 24 hours after hundreds of protesters surrounded that convent

and msnbc is not true that this aired -- the exchange aired just as it happened. >> well, yes. the portion that's we're talking about being cut, can you go check the tapes whether it's msnbc or cnn for that matter is the actual reporting of that interview. not the interview itself. they are cutting out the context of the proposed hypothetical ban on abortion and that's the part that they're running. they're not running the entire context. they've cut it out to make it look like donald trump just simply wanted to punish women for an abortion and that's not the case. >> i see. so it's the later reporting on it. >> the reporting. >> briefly on the dustup between corey an michelle fields, regardless who have is right and wrong, would it have been better if trump in particular were more gracious toward reporter who felt upset over this incident? >> you know, i'm not really sure. we can say that in hindsight. but i also know that this is another anti-trump group that pushed this narrative on twitter. we have to remind people that this is not something that happened and was immediatel

msnbc's thomas roberts is in brooklyn to answer that question. thomas, good seeing you. >> jose, great to see you, too. good morning. we know that both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have their campaign headquarters right here in brooklyn. it is a beautiful day, and we had an opportunity to be out and speaking to some of the young voters about who they're interested in. the majority of the young folks i had a chance to speak with are interested in the democratic side. voting on tuesday in the closed primary here in new york, but they're at a dilemma over who they support the best, but most are leaning toward hillary clinton. take a listen. >> from brooklyn, but he's been in vermont for more years than he's been a brooklynite, and hillary clinton has been in new york for almost the last two decades. they both have claims. >> maybe it will enhance his chances amongst older brooklyn residents because they'll feel the connection. but he did make the mistake with the subway of putting tokens. >> he's from brooklyn, but hillary worked in new york,

msnbc's steve kornacki breaks down trump's delegate math. it remains the big question. >> the question is, can donald trump get to 1237 during the primaries? ted cruz says he can't. we're going to an open convention. there is a path for donald trump he took a big step that way this week, wins new york, practically sweeps it. the delegate lead over ted cruz now close to 300. it was under 200 coming into the week. the better news for donald trump this coming week could be bigger for him. you look at pennsylvania, he's the favorite there. maryland, delaware winner take all, connecticut, rhode island, donald trump comes in with 845 delegates. if things really break his way tuesday he could be at 950 coming out of this week and month. then it's going to move us to the big test, indiana, if you win the state by a few points you take practically all the delegates. if you lose by a few points you'll take practically none of the delegates. a key test for donald trump. if he gets a win there he could be on that path. if he doesn't, things get dicier.

and msnbc is not true that this aired -- the exchange aired just as it happened. >> well, yes. the portion that's we're talking about being cut, can you go check the tapes whether it's msnbc or cnn for that matter is the actual reporting of that interview. not the interview itself. they are cutting out the context of the proposed hypothetical ban on abortion and that's the part that they're running. they're not running the entire context. they've cut it out to make it look like donald trump just simply wanted to punish women for an abortion and that's not the case. >> i see. so it's the later reporting on it. >> the reporting. >> briefly on the dustup between corey an michelle fields, regardless who have is right and wrong, would it have been better if trump in particular were more gracious toward reporter who felt upset over this incident? >> you know, i'm not really sure. we can say that in hindsight. but i also know that this is another anti-trump group that pushed this narrative on twitter. we have to remind people that this is not something that happened and was immediatel

>> all right, msnbc's ann thompson. let's bring in kristen welker covering the clinton campaign and msnbc's kasie hunt following the sanders campaign but not all the way to rome. we're going to talk, first, to kristen welker. she's all the way over in california already fund raising today. what's on her agenda for the rest of the weekend and leading up to the new york state primary? >> you're right. she is going to be fund raising. she's attending the fundraiser that's hosted by amal and george clooney later this evening and tonight, so you can expect a star-studded event at both of those instances, kate. but earlier today, here in new york, she did, as you pointed out, stop by to talk to seniors in harlem and she talked to them about an issue that's critical to latinos, to the african-american community and that is housing. one of the reasons for that, kate, african-american community leaders said we know you've layed olaid out this plan for criminal justice reform but we want to see ways you'll help the community. tha

see if it is msnbc or cnn, is the constitutional reporting not the interview. they are cutting out the cop t of the proposed hypothetical ban on abortion. that is the part they are runnings they have cut it out to make it look like donald trump wanted to punish women for an abortion. >> a it was the later reporting. all the reporting. >> briefly on the dust-up between corey lewandowski and michelle fields regardless of who is right and wrong would it be better if donald trump were more gracious toward a reporter who felt agrieved? >> i am not sure. we can say that in hindsight but this is another antitrump group that pushed this narrative remember, this is not something that happened and was immediately reported. it took days after a discussion and after a narrative was created on twitter for the woman to file charges against the campaign manager. so it is another orchestrated attack to try to continue the narrative. >> i have half a minute, what about the notion when donald trump had the big lead and should be trying to unify the party he keeps punching or cou

that msnbc town hall. he told "the new york times," "if you answer one question inartfully, or incorrectly in some form, or you mrd it or you misspoke, it ends up being a big story." later that day sh he offered and entirely different explanation to fox news suggesting that msnbc improperly edited the tape. >> you really ought to hear the whole thing. this is a long convoluted question. this was a long discussion and they just cut it out and frankly, it was extremely -- it was really convoluted. and if, in fact, abortion was outlawed, the person performing abortion, the doctor or whoever it may be, that's really doing the act that is responsible for the act is responsible, not the woman. so that's the way i've always felt. i had the same -- i've had the same stance exactly as ronald reagan. i mean i've had it and i've had it from the beginning. >> for the record, msnbc strongly denies the charge of et i h editing the tape and saying the town hall interview was taped in advance and then aired in the entiret

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joining me now is nicklas and msnbc kasie hunt in indiana. kasie, first, to you, you don't get much better than bobby knight when you are trying to make the play for loser. >> reporter: that's for sure, andrea. i have to tell you having been out here over the course of 24 or 48 hours, it feels like donald trump has the edge here. now, his basketball moves have actually, you know, they have been successful than ted cruz so far. i think you can also feel that in talking to sources and people who are close and watching what's going on here. the party here in indiana is such that you know there are three key groups these guys have to try to figure out how to put it together. >> that's where he's campaigning today and there are a lot of republicans we might have called them tea party republicans before in hard hit manufacturing areas here indiana. that could have been a coalition for ted cruz, instead a lot of those voters are going to donald trump. you have moderate people who would have supported luger for example. that's a strong tradition here

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msnbc's cal perry joins me now from long island. he is inside the venue, where trump is headlining that event. so, cal, what's going on out there? we know long island on the republican side looks like a pretty fertile source of votes for donald trump, but also, controversy comes with that. >> reporter: yes, swirling controversy about the location of the event. as you said, we managed to get our way inside. this is the kboelmporiuemporium. this event is causing a great deal of controversy and it surrounds an incident from 2008. an ecuadorian immigrant was stabbed about 300 meters from this location. he died in this brutal hate crime. and it really drove a wedge in this town. and this town felt like it had come a long way until the announcement of this event. now, people are laying the blame at the republican party, specifically at the chairman for the republican party. we had a chance to speak to him yesterday. here was his reaction to that criticism. >> does that mean that, you know, no one's allowed to have anything in new york cit

is msnbc political reporter alex seitz-wald. we will talk about this question of donald trump trying to take the woman issue, female vote issue off the table. before we get to that, i have to talk about this quote from hillary clinton. she was being interviewed by cnn's jake tapper and talking about the attacks on her over her lifetime in politics. she said something that troubled people. take a listen. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak. i'm not going to deal with their temper tantrums or their bullying or their efforts to try to provoke me. >> now, bernie sanders campaign director issued a pretty harsh rebuke of that. that is an old-fashioned term that has faullen out of use for good reason. this is the response we got when we reached out to the clinton campaign, from the political director who responded on twitter about the use of an expression today that has some very offensive roots, divisive language, has no place in our politics. h

i'm tamarron hall coming to you live from our msnbc election headquarters in new york. let me show you live pictures from a polling location in milwaukee as voters there cast their ballots in the important primary going on right now. voting will continue until 9:00 p.m. eastern time. 8:00 central. and the outcome could change the course of the presidential race. is this the game changer? and just over an hour ago, donald trump told our own chris jansing that despite the polls, he is optimistic about today's outcome. >> a great day. we had a phenomenal poll come out last night. actually a pollster that called south carolina, you know, i wasn't supposed to win south carolina. we won in really a landslide, chris, and we feel really good about this. >> we will have more on that poll that donald trump referred to, and also the average of polls out right now. and play chris's entire interview with trump. meanwhile, the latest reliable polling in wisconsin shows ted cruz leading donald trump by six points. john kasich by 25. while on the democratic side, bernie sanders has a s

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