no political fallout. ashley: people beating up on poor sharapova. neil: that was the most interesting? i think it's the michigan primary. kasich wins big all-around. our time is definitively a. it is yours. neil: thank you very much. it wouldn't be a tuesday or saturday depending with the finger-pointing and cheating going on. the latest seems to be coming from the rubio camp targeting the cruise folks were passing around false rumors that rubio is about to quit the race or at the very least people are urging to quit the race. that isn't new. building on passing along the voters in florida and others it's like hawaii, for example up for grabs. get the message seems to be you are wasting their if you're going to go to rubio. these are the same charges used

again ted cruz in the state of iowa and that is where donald trump had the famous title you are a liar, ted cruz. we don't know if that's really going on. we know apart from ted cruise there has been talk that a lot of the rubio folks were talking about the florida senator stepping out of the race. those same folks have denied it and mark her rubio says he is going to stick it out even if he loses his home state of florida. you can imagine it is adding to this bias in the mix today. just to keep you up-to-date, what is at stake today, 150 republican delegates in michigan, mississippi, idaho and of course hawaii. you know, we are really getting into this spirit we will stay for results. maybe about 3:00 in the morning. we will just see what we do. what is at stake in what is going on in an open primary

state, a lot of that. in michigan it is not just republican only voting there. that is one of the reasons why you hear the kasich people getting a courage because that might benefit them. they feel they have a lot more appeal to independents and those who want to crossover and vote in such a primary. jeff flock is at a polling station in grand rapids is more for michigan. hey, jeff. reporter: meal, a big one here. i am at the st. thomas apostles school gymnasium. anecdotally, turn out not looking great. big predictions here with extra ballots. i just talked to the clerk of grand rapids who said right now it has to materialize just yet. she is taken with regressions that would indicate bigger than normal turnout which would theoretically help charm. if you look at my shoulder, not a whole lot going on here. potentially a surge for governor

kasich. we talked to one of his supporters earlier today who i think that negative stuff has started to hit home. listen to what he told us. >> you want to see john kasich as president, what are you hoping for coming out of michigan and ohio? >> output to see john kasich. i like his values and what he stands for. he can't do it if it goes to a convention that i would like to see it and he gets the nomination in rubio is vp. >> at the latebreaking polls are any indication, we don't have to focus too heavy on election day. they seem to indicate kasich is making a surge that would be a big help. keep in mind when its delegates, this is a proportional delegate they and not a winner take all. even if it's close between the two, they get the same number of delicate. that is where we stand right now here in michigan.

neil: thank you, buddy. you also hear the threshold for that. they do delegate raised on a proportional bow, but at least 15% is the case of mississippi, in the case of michigan. in idaho, 20% at a minimum or you don't get any delegates. therein lies the potential quandary for candidates other than donald trump. let's say he wins then you want to siphon delegates away from him. you have to get 15% to 20% depending on the state. there is the issue with donald trump's broad-based appeal open primaries. like mississippi and michigan that could be a big benefit to him. had the talk of blue-collar appeal. in other words, he can bring into the republican party those who voted at all. gerri willis exploring that. reporter: hi, neil.

you look at where the gop is in the past may try to explain latino voters, african-americans. at donald trump is doing something different. because after white americans, blue-collar americans many of who stay home in pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, michigan and minnesota. that is where trout may have some of the best chances it will happen this election, bringing how these people. why are they so available for the taking? the recovery hasn't managed many places they are. they could tell you the recession is over. unemployment is still very high where they live in michigan in particular is prone to all of these problems. let's take a couple looks at some of the details on michigan. for example, we see that there is a job deficit of 400,000. at its peak, michigan lost

850,000 jobs from its peak in 2000. they still have not gained 400,000. they are in a deficit. if you look at the places where per capita income is below $30,000, look at the counties in the upper peninsula and you see on the map the upper northern breach. some of them in the main part of the state. in all cases it is where particularly men are not working. we see over again and michigan the very big problem, the recovery not reaching that day. back to you. neil: thank you are a match. we started allegations that the cruz campaign is pulling another iowa here, that they passed out e-mails are sent e-mails out that mark her rubio was about to quit the race. we are hearing these e-mails and the word went out in a fight florida, also in hawaii, a caucus state up for grabs today. if he is stepping out of the

race, why the heck would you want to vote for him? nevermind the fact that mark her rubio tonight at himself. we are getting the statement now of course speaking on behalf of the rubio campaign. i quote here that senator cruises up to his dirty tricks again spreading false rumors and lies. we won't allow him to do to mark her rubio what he did to ben carson in iowa. they know that a vote for cruz is a vote for donald trump. they referred to iowa because there was a rumor that went around that the cruz people were pushing the story that dr. ben carson was stepping out of the race or at least going home. it turns out at the time it was to pack his bags and refreshes laundry and hit the steps again. you are wasting your vote if you vote for project is carson because he's quitting the race. that led to some bad blood between senator cruz and ted

carson -- ben carson. this is another battle back and forth as to dirty tactics are spreading a rumor. remember, this is a storied rubio potential he quitting the race. they strongly rejected a number of rubio people on cnn. nonetheless, rear clear politics on whether -- what you think? how bad does this get or what are the implications of this? reporter: i'm not sure the salt into the category of dirty tricks because if you look at the same as the cruz campaign has been sending out, they link to the cnn report that went out yesterday that hasn't retracted. they are not just pulling this out of thin air. it is an indication of how serious it is getting. it is getting messy. it is getting personal. i think the candidates certainly realize that this is a must win

the juncture in the race. i mean, for mark her rubio, looking at florida as a must win state for him. if he doesn't win, we might actually be talking about him dropping out in the near future. the stakes are very high. neil: i would agree with you on that. the one thing made out with very little cost they are saying he was in fact dropping out of the race. even though he did say that night in iowa there was confusion among many journalists select an aggressive campaign to pass along the river, did you hear he's leaving the race? this is a little less black and white and that we are doing out and have heard it from others with this report later said he was about to quit the race are being urged to quit the race by his people. if that were the case then they are pouncing on a legitimate tory, what appears to be legitimate news story that doesn't have a truth we are told. is that going to hurt rubio in

florida? far more impactful as the fact that cruz is aggressively trying to siphon votes the way. >> i think you are right, neil. it is a risk for the cruz campaign. as we saw in south carolina, he could play into the narrative of someone who will do anything to win votes, who was a little bit tricky, a little bit tricky, little bit of a dirty campaigner. so that is a risk for them, absolutely. ted cruz is looking to fill a knockout punch for mark her rubio in florida. it is trying to do the same. it is very important. it is crunch time for them. >> it is what it is. what is the trend of latebreaking voters. they have gone to rubio they

affect the outcome that in florida you'd get a different breed. a big rock of the early voters. i am not a loss. what is the real deal? >> a big part of that is organization. they have a strong political organization. they are able to get out the vote and the way in campaign that donald trump is enabled to get it out as much. that is a big part among early voters until yesterday. it's an also issue marco rubio in recent days. we saw this over the weekend with latebreaking both a set of mark her rubio. they showed marsh constraints from rubio. it might be an indication or reflection of some fundamental problems at this moment.

neil: if you can indulge me, whenever one pounces on any side of weakness or weakening in these trump numbers, what would they be looking for? >> that is a good question. i would be curious to see whether these attacks on donald trump are sticking with voters. whether the attacks on trump university are resonating. whether the attacks on him and you've heard this attack from ted cruz that once in office he will flip on all the position and won't hold the promises he has made on the campaign trail. i'd be interested to see are these attacks resonating and that would be an early indicator there is some weakness in his numbers. neil: you are an encyclopedia. >> i don't know about that, but thanks for having me. neil: thank you very much. his national numbers don't mean much when you go one state at a time. i relate them anyway out of the

poll that shows hillary clinton's national lead is narrowing a day. so considerable a 53% to 44%. bernie sanders still has overwhelming support among young people. he's hoping to try and got into university rich michigan. a lot of college students bear and they can vote and they are passionate about bernie sanders. we will see. a lot of people talk about all the money donald trump has been how little he has spent. he is spending it in some key states like florida badly, aggressively. is it a sign he wants to put a spike in marco rubio right away? and is it a sign some of those ads have gotten. the donald might be overdoing it.

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>> rubio has been a total no-show in the u.s. senate with the worst voting record of all. mark her rubio, another corrupt all talk no action politician. neil: a mayor doesn't see reflection. a state bird is the focus. really? donald trump's ad campaign is just the latest. the other guy has done just as bad and worse.

but it's hardly a civil tone here. this is the election were civil tone is really not invoke. ashley pratt on whether these attacks are registering or go too far. >> i think in florida of rubio will have a tough shot. we did see a new poll come out yesterday that shows that the senator is only down 8.2 donald trump. neil: i don't understand that poll. >> a lot of people didn't. the question i asked in the first segment whether it is rubio searching, trump following a little bit of both. >> i think it's a little bit of both. we're definitely starting to see the anti-trump sentiment among voters that were starting to say that reflect in and pulled them different states. it hasn't been very accurate lately and not capturing the sentiment out there. at the same time if they use the

money to spend on ads in florida to target rubio, i'm sure the businessman would make a decision he didn't think was a sure bet. florida is very much in play. rubio has the potential to be embarrassed. his political survival is. so doesn't ted cruz. that is why we see that ted cruz super pac come out and spend a fellow mistake to put out ads against the florida senator. this is a make or break moment what is on the line politically. neil: there is something deliciously sinister who has little chance of winning florida. doing well enough to divide the anti-trump vote maybe push senator rubio out to take on donald trump. he could be earning himself because he could escalate donald trump getting the delegates he would need to be the nominee.

>> u.k. you are so right about it being deliciously sinister. they went after trump swinging on. they should not go after one another. now they play these dirty little games for all the sudden you have attack ads coming out. if the two of them wanted to break down. honestly by emerging as someone who wants to be competitive in florida, cruz is showing he wants to be that candidate and other states have shown they can be. with none of them vegan and going after one another, this race is bound to get even nastier than it has been. neil: is that possible? >> i don't think so, but it seems like it.

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>> i am adam shapiro in new york city with the better business bureau has issued a statement in regards to the trump university debacle, whether the trump university had a d- for an a rating as mr. trump stated during the republican presidential debate. it turns out according to the better business bureau, the bbb did not send a document of any kind to the republican site last thursday evening. the document did not come from

bbb that night. mr. trump had presented a document claiming his university had a rating and treated that document. it appears to not be an accurate document. as for the d- come the d, megyn kelly was accurate. trump university in 2010 had a d- rating according to the bbb because of several complaints from people who are suing trump university. in 2010, trump university changed its name to the entrepreneurial initiative and the bbb policy after three years disappeared. we ask why is that? but they wouldn't answer. take a listen. >> how good is the rating of the complaints were off? [inaudible conversations] reporter: trump university did have a d- rating.

the initiative does have a rating, but that rating does not include the complaints that magically disappeared after three years. back to you, neil. neil: adam shapiro, thank you very much. lisa boots on whether this has voters concerned. >> hi, neil. good to see you, too. the evidence is inconclusive at the moment. what the reporter talked about was complexities regarding donald trump's business path and dealings than a lot of the attacks that have been brought to light here in the past couple of weeks by matt romney and other anti-trump individuals. i think it speaks to the complexities, but it's inconclusive to see if it has an impact or not. donald trump had a tough week and ted cruz had a great weekend. in states like louisiana and kentucky as well. i think today we will learn a lot more as we will coming up on

march 15th. donald trump has been leading in michigan by double digits. there's not been a ton of poland in states like idaho and hawaii. we learn of these attacks are sticking or not. neil: i guess how many billions is up to debate. the fact of the matter is this all part of the empire. it is picking apart matt romney that investment when he was a capital and not the successful ones that vastly outnumber the bad ones. he's a very rich guy doing that sort of thing. is it picking and choosing problems or is this a problem longer-term? >> we have seen these attacks as you've mentioned with romney. they promised that his problem was they fail to enter the attacks did he fail to take them head-on and it ultimately stuck. the comments at the 47% comment were his undoing in the 2012 election. i do think this is sort of

seeing a lot of these attacks come if donald trump is the nominee. that is the argument that mack brown is trying to point. it is winning according to the most recent polling for the general election polling. now that being said between now and november is a lifetime in politics. it is to be seen if donald trump was to win how the head-to-head matchup with the. i think that from his biggest problem was not confronting it head-on. neil: lisa, thank you very much. we receive updates on who is going to get nancy reagan funeral. hillary clinton -- michelle obama will be there. it might strike you as odd hillary clinton showing up at a nancy reagan funeral. a little historical foot out for you. when hillary clinton was under great duress as first lady, nancy reagan was sort of like a shoulder to cry on.

they were often for each other and nancy reagan was very supportive of helping hillary clinton deal with the press that was all over her. that was then, this is now. hillary clinton to show her respects to the former first lady where there are no political bound on this. after this.

>> and nicole petallides on the floors in the stock exchange. over 1% yesterday. reporting yesterday that american express could be in play here and ceo dates could be numbered. the idea is american shares have been running up on the idea of a potential merger or takeover. the credit card company could be acquired by wells fargo. they have down arrows. they did say it's not true. however, you'll delve into this even further with 64 years old and whether or not you might just retire a little bitterly. neil: thank you very, very much. charlie gasparino is here. >> what i said was bankers -- people inside the company days are numbered, not doing very well. it is an acquisition target.

one of the names that bankers mentioned to me said it is a possibility that wells fargo which wants to build out its credit card unit could be a potential acquire. i did not say wells fargo is definitely going to buy american express. and they obeyed regulatory approval. neil: wells fargo branches are everywhere. >> a well-run bank, smart guy running it. but clearly -- the market is saying today that they've got to be thought in the guy at the top is probably going to go and it is a positive for the stock. neil: switching and marco rubio and the battle for florida. the rubio folkestone accrues folks, they claim saying that he's all but out of the race. this time they are quoting that the rubio campell combat.

>> here is what i know about that. at least one visor in the campaign didn't tell marco rubio to quit. i do want to say his name. consider the following. white navigations both short-term and long-term if you lose your home state. just consider that. that is basically where it is. neil: if he were to quit early it would be on the supposition knew existed sums they. >> well, if you don't never know. you don't know. here's the thing. that was that before the latest poll numbers. the latest poll numbers show a tightening. it is tightening in michigan. tonight is the big night for marco rubio. neil: what do you make of this tightening? i was asked whether it's trump declining a little bit or rubio and the others rising a little bit. >> at the combination of everything.

i just got wind of a poll in michigan. kasich is still done in michigan by about 10 points. but his trend is up and we don't know where that will be at the end of the night. the late breakers were all against donald. my point is that tide is turning against trump trump is clearly peaked. we don't know if he's still got it a good because he peaked late enough that it doesn't matter. we will find out this week that if he should lose michigan or if it's a real close race, that will give marco rubio a lot of hope. neil: if rubio and kasich were to win the respective home states, trump would need 70% of the remaining delegates. >> if rubio wins florida, trump wins ohio, whenever republican crunches numbers saying he will not have delegates to win. you just can't do it. it is still hard to get if he went state because other states will tilt the other way.

he will be denied the nomination. he will throw a temper tantrum. neil: but you don't have the nominations. >> either way, we should point out there is something called the republican party. you want to be a republican party nominee. you have to appeal to the people that are part of this party to work hard every day. if they don't take your stand on john mccain's war service. neil: i do like what trump said. i do want to leave it to the judges are due on a knockout, get over there at 1237. >> it's hard to say no. i'm using common sense that they can. >> use over 1237. badges will never vote for him. he was saying to stall. >> i will say this, if he is the nominee he still faces a very uphill battle given what is going on in the country and what

people are doing. >> you never know. >> yeah, i don't know. neil: carter coming out with the reagan phenomenon was up 20 points because reagan was thought to be a joke. >> mike dukakis was up by 16. you never know. but i think there is a coalition building of both bright and center -- excuse me, of liberals and establishment conservatives that could really hurt him. he's not going to be able to raise money. i don't think he is $700 million to pull out of his pocket. i know for a fact they were at gop fundraisers that are asking the business community, which you get to donald trump and people are saying no. neil: you prefer hillary clinton for bernie sanders? >> is not able to raise the money. can he raise small donations? i don't think so. that's a different base in the college student and a good

kisser and bernie sanders or barack obama. it is hard if you don't have money. neil: thank you very much. you look like a banker today. maybe because you're talking about bankers. you dress to the motif you're talking about? if you were to talk about union voters. >> heavies. >> have you seen a messy dirty shirts i wear and then i change into a suit to look ready for you. neil: many times to come up here like he just ran five miles at >> i have some time. neil: i know because i'm running five miles. >> you know many times i don't shower? neil: this is free on basic cable. a lot more of this. in the meantime, do not count out bernie sanders. neil is -- what if i told you

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neil: already. these national polls pass along at least a national narrowing of hillary clinton's lead in the democratic presidential race. nine points now. there was a time a little more than about three months ago. maybe not even two months ago with hours about 30-point p. at

once primaries and caucuses ensue, the race is bound to get tight. it is typed by the standards of a runaway favor. democrat strategist michael joins us right now. i am looking at this and wondering, does hillary clinton have anything to worry about? he does ratchet up some went. it is not as they see as witness. she always widens the delegate lead. it is a big lead. could anything to write about? >> flow, the only way bernie sanders changes the narrative about the race and sort of notifies the impact of the superdelegates is to actually beat her with district level delegates. beating her on the ground in his actual primaries and caucuses. until then, here's running fairly close to her superdelegates notwithstanding. that is why he's still in the race with $45 million in the month of february about. that's why he's so part of the conversation.

neil: you don't see him ever dropping out of the race? >> there may be a time where he does. if he doesn't actually overtake her in the district level delegates, you'll start to see some separation as we get closer and closer april 19th. >> that could be very bad for her. he's got maine nebraska kansas, vermont. colorado, new hampshire. not too shabby. >> he does have a tremendous before the break. young people, college students who really like bernie sanders sh. again, as we get into other states, we have another superduper tuesday coming up on march 15. i think that may tell us a lot

more about what the future holds. important states, north for example. you start to see a rust belt and the polls there was a bernie sanders type of vote are more for hillary clinton. neil: you know, i think when sanders person is on the show talking about you never know. the possibility of the fbi urging the justice department. it would be up to the justice department even if they were to recommend it. this is sort of like hail mary. >> we've not seen anything come out of these e-mails that i think it is wishing to say while shoe again indicted, their son colonel dissertation. she is continuing to get both on the ground. she is doing well in the polls, well in this primaries.

neil: they believe it. they think that will calm. what is something they don't plan on happening. i think we have to plan for hillary clinton to be free and clear of any further allegations related to the e-mail. one of the things that i like what we are seeing right now is this is a primary. this is a good, strong, vibrant primary. if we listen to candidates, it is made both of them better. neil: it is also driven her far left. >> i wouldn't say she's been driven far left. neil: every one of the trade agreement of her husband. >> she supported her president, one of the most important things. neil: she doesn't like the trade deal he's working on right now. >> i think there is good

evidence for why she is there. neil: you don't think that looks a little politically expedient? hers seems pretty -- >> i think one of the label she has been given as a pragmatic leader compared to maybe ideological or idea that take another circles. she is a person that is really focused on the actual issue for the american people. that's another reason she's got a lot of support from organized labor representing. >> i think that is coming. neil: always good seeing you. >> iowa shower by the way. neil: thank god. because gasparino -- we do want to go there. we have stocks down. we are in danger of raking up a winning streak. more important here is our

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not knot at the national financial board. that meant guys ceos who are sort of guy. i want to stress not all of them. some are very optimistic. but most are not. that is fairly safe to say. suzy welch joining me now. that could be a problem depending on when their concerns for love. >> depending what side you're on there could be concerned. but while businesspeople are expecting as they are uncertain. they are uncertain about the election of a regulation, minimum wage going out and uncertain about what is happening in china. many small business people have moved manufacturing to china because they operate so close to the margin they need to bring their costs way down. it feels that my lakers zero visibility. neil: how they feel about donald trump? he is raising across the globe.

>> i have a theory that nobody is paying attention to donald trump actual policies such as they were. the details lookout for doubt. but i like his strength. i like his toughness. above his loving america. he feels more like me than other candidates. neil: [inaudible] >> you can sit there and talk about all your policy and on your conditions. and then they get to washington and it falls to pieces are negotiated and moved around. people are tired about good they are looking for someone who shares their general feelings about america. people feel, especially evangelicals in people who are social conservatives look at donald trump and think right now our culture is more with.

neil: i have always argued the secret behind the success is not a conservative. i don't think that is what is fine here. americans are tired of it not getting done. i see in a pragmatic businessman , you can get stuff done and will strike deals. they might not be ideal deals. padilla shown anyone who comes to immigration on the conservative side, but that he could be a bigger deal maker. >> daylight dealmaking and something on a deeper level the fact he doesn't apologize. there are people who are sick and tired of having to apologize for being american. neil: he could work in washington. spin that is to become president, you are the boss. if he got there said that when you become president everybody is your friend. he'll have the same reaction. neil: he was one of the first to see the possibilities.

yet when i talk to republicans, it is not fair. they seem to like to cruise more than trump. >> is definitely said i'm not making a deal. i came here to do it. based upon principle, so he has made -- neil: trump is a deal maker. how much they have had experience with ted cruz getting in the way of something they want. there is a very -- this is why there's so much uncertainty. it looks like it is a cruise trump race. which one of these are you going to pick for a lot of people? either one as their first choice. neil: if you are looking for something, would've beat either of those guys are the other two? >> there is an element that says we know hillary. everybody's scratching their

heads. neil: susie, so good seeing you. it is getting nasty the train marker rubio and ted cruz. they are using the outward again. you are a buyer. guess who was calling the other that?

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neil: you did not hear it from me. we have more primaries and caucuses tonight. they are voting. stretching this out. michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. they are talking to donald trump. it could be the first signs of that. being back you said it. in many ways this is really shaping up to be a two-man fight tonight.

take a look so far at which candidate is closer to that magic number. trump is in the lead. 384. look at what is in contest tonight. whole ie. night tenet gop delegates. we will be starting with that one. looking for 32 delegates. mississippi. you have been talking about the governor earlier. very much on our radar screen. michigan. saving the biggest for last. the greatest number of delegates. this will be make or break for donald trump. as you know, from michigan and all of our geography, very close to ohio. he could see a little bit of a

challenge they are from ohio. >> they have to get 15-20% to even get any delegates. >> minimum threshold did 20%. it is a winner take all. we will have a fun time tonight, neil. >> another long night. now the back and forth to some of these other states. an escalating battle between senator bruce -- ted cruz and marco rubio. presumably, to voters in states like florida. even hawaii. there is talk out there that rubio will step out of the race. all but wasting your time and voting. depending on your point of view.

it really is not a nice thing to do. andrew, to you first, what is your campaign doing? are you just relaying these stories? calling it quits before florida. >> the e-mail that was sent out, a cnn article. a reputable e-mail that was sent out. neil: in other words, you were quoting a cnn story. >> her rack. >> the rubio people denied that. you still relay that. >> yes. tried attacking trump. it did not work. i just think we need to return to a more civil town. accusing each other of --

>> you are making a big deal out of nothing. >> i think that that is an inaccurate portrayal of the facts. cnn had aired this report. they immediately debunked it. it is not factual. it defies logic. senator rubio clearly said that he is looking forward to a successful turnout and a successful outcome next tuesday in california. with all due respect to my colleague who was on the program with me, what they are doing is providing an inaccurate fact pattern. >> unequivocally inaccurate. i agree with you. advising to protect the senators long-term politic all prospect.

it may be a good idea for him to step down now. it looks like he could lose florida. >> it is hard to quantify a long-term political prospects. an immediate primary a week out. with all due respect, suggest that they do not have the senators alternate tested dressed up play. >> then it comes back to something that your campaign had to deal with and i was. ben carson was quitting the race. a lot of people looked at that as that was why senator kruse run i was. it is easy to second guess. assigned to your campaign. it may not be fair. it is a perception.

what do you say? >> i think that it is absolutely untrue. cruz is used to being an underdog. back in 2012, he was a self funded candidate. he won that as well. he is used to being the underdog in fighting for his votes. >> you are not worried. >> not at all. i really think that this is eight two-man race. with the passing of nancy reagan, to me, it really underscores that we should be looking at the first lady candidates, instead of looking at the men. mrs. trump will be the first first lady that has ever posed nude. the first first lady that has been the third wife. in contrast, the first pro-life

first lady. >> what difference does it make if donald trump has been married before or what his wife is or was? >> it is critically important. you have been covering it nancy reagan. look at what an influence she was to her husband. >> she posed in a magazine. >> i think posing nude speaks to character. >> i mean, i think again, it is a little bit reflective of what the campaign is doing. incomplete statements trying to advance for their own plan a call object is. i would also suggest that, you know, senator kruse looked at the way the super tuesday states were supposed to play out.

that did not happen. we will see what happens tonight. obviously, it will be important. i just want to quickly add. making a big point in florida. ten campaign offices down there. there is not really evidence that anyone is in those offices. it is close to being disingenuous in. >> i think that tonight will tell a lot. neil: a lot of these winners take all states. donald trump. he is a phony. well, now, he is robo calling. jeff flock.

grand rapids michigan. more on the effect of all of that. >> the issue of new first lady did not come up on the campaign here in michigan, just fyi. robo calls going out today. helping the campaigns from marco rubio and governor case because well. mitt romney has been very clear about how he feels about this. >> donald trump as their nominee. a prosperous future would be greatly diminished. i am convinced donald trump would lose to hillary clinton. please vote today for a candidate that can defeat hillary clinton and who can make us proud. >> speaking of hillary clinton, by the way, we spoke to some

voters today that said they were hillary voters. she did not really need their vote today. he is a good second choice for them. this is a state where you are allowed. republicans switching over. that was thought to be benefiting trump. maybe helping case because well. >> how would you describe the voting fair? i think that this is that catholic the catholic high school that you are at right now? >> it is. turnout is later. we thought that this would be a huge turnout. predicting 2 million. we are not seeing that. they say that it is about average turnout. >> that is what makes you so good at reporting.

of course, the pictures behind you. they seem to confirm what you are saying. good for you. good for you. like we have never seen before. at all. all right. jeff, the tension that is obviously building there. in the meantime, here is when you know that donald trump must be spiking accord. the latest is the latest president of mexico. unlike the former president, he is not using the f word. he is saying that donald trump is a waste of time. after this. ♪

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>> this would be a plus for the trump campaign. foreign leaders concerned. the growing foreign rowboats over many foreign leaders. what is the latest on this one? what is going on? what is it? >> great as an executor. to be president, he also needs to be the leader of the free world. his shoot first and clarify later tactics can be really damaging when tensions are really high.

they need to be able to offer calm, cool leadership. i can understand why other leaders are concerned. he will not fill that role to the level that we need. particularly now. >> you are right. i have no way of knowing. ronald reagan. he was considered a big movie actor. not really up to the rigors of the presidency. more pollution than cars. they kind of whacked him off. they were not laughing after that. i am not likening the two at all. europe has been known to be wrong before. they just do not like republican or conservative politicians of any sort.

>> the sensitivity around the rule of law. i think they got everyone's attention. he would be able to make the military the largest, most powerful military in the world go against upholding the constitution because he said so. that means he is not playing by the rules. that means he is above the law. >> you are right about that. a lot of people say that these are rookie mistakes. this is coming out of a lot of that european leaders. he makes a lot of them. it does not make them feel good about where the u.s. could be going.

maybe he really did not mean what you said. particularly in a crisis situation. global tensions, kind of high. we need somebody who can go in there, calm things down and get people talking. using inflammatory rhetoric that does not exactly calm nerves or relax the situation. >> good seeing you again. >> i always wondered what they would make of arnold sports an swarts -- i know. i am working on it. a lot more after this. including the establishment guy that is concerned. rattling donald trump's cage. not necessarily a huge donald trump fan.

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>> i do not think that you will find anyone to challenge what i am about to say. he could no more get the nomination from the republican party fan i could get. i am not joking. moving to the extreme in the republican party. >> the president of dubai saying

this. just a couple weeks after apologizing to the mexicans in mexico about the words of donald trump. hello. you are vice president of the united states. former fine senator of wyoming. wyatt is going so far. >> these critical issues. he gets his foot in his mouth as much as i do. saying some things. let me tell you, obama would have done a term in this job with congress if he listened to joe biden, but he didn't. he did not like anybody over there. did not discipline them.

getting some things done. he chose not to do with. all of the emotional stuff. >> what he is saying about republicans. talking about how the party has changed. what do you make of that? >> his party with sanders. he is not exactly the mainstream. all of the republicans talk about reagan. you are no ronald reagan. they can raise taxes eight times in his administration. he believed in the 8020 rule. working on the other 20. the compromise was a four letter

word under reagan. this was absolutely nuts. he would not even recognize them. neil: i am just wondering what you make of this nominating goss says. it is not like the tone. certainly the party of reagan. maybe that is what is coming through. donald trump's name come up a lot. wincing at the prospect. how about you? >> reagins, you know, never speak ill of a former republican. the things that have happened, you do not sell your own product by knocking the other guys. all these guys are doing is knocking the other guy.

this whole thing is based on a blur and frustration and hate and hate erodes the containers they are carried in. i do not know where it goes. what will be left of this party. the edge of the earth falling off. >> real quickly. a lot of the trump people say he will be a transformational candidate. people into the party that never voted republican. never voted at all. a traditional constituency. he will be, like a potential landslide winner. what do you make of that? >> i think that that could happen. that is very real. he is appealing to the terrible death of people listening to phony politicians.

talking to the people. what they needed was a button that is famous for ourselves. these people would get up and say, i know the problem. it is difficult. we will do something without touching precious social security. >> he is a dealmaker, after all. >> i think that he would. he has 535 watching him like a hawk. neil: on right. senator, thank you. good chatting again. >> get back to work. >> talking to guys like that did very refreshing. donald trump. he is a rich guy.

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convention. >> i would rather see someone besides donald trump become nominee outright on first ballot. neil: if that doesn't happen? >> if that doesn't happen i would like to see a open convention where there is more give-and-take between the candidates and someone else besides donald trump becomes nominee. neil: now mitt romney is "robocop" or robocalling. blake burman what is he trying to do to up the establishment ante. blake? reporter: neil, you're exactly right. mitt romney making rope bow calls on behalf of john kasich and marco rubio today, as you know, he has said, in the past, as recent as last week when he held the news conference about the state of the 2016 race in which he suggested, as he just talked about with you there, essentially how to get to brokered convention. and that was, as romney described it, for marco rubio to win florida, winner-take-all, 99 dell -- delegates. john kasich, in ohio,

winner-take-all and support ted cruz in states where cruz leads. rubio picked up on that and took a step further than any candidates had since mitt romney essentially laid out the gameplan about five days ago. rubio is entrenched in florida. he told supporters there that a vote for kasich or cruz is a essentially a vote for trump. take a listen. >> here in florida if you vote for john kasich or ted cruz you're voting for donald trump. i'm only one that can beat him in florida. i'm only one that can stop him here. reporter: potentially, neil, gets into dicey territory for rubio, one could make argument, vote anybody but rubio in florida is vote for trump but is a vote for anybody but kasich in ohio a vote for trump. that would be something rubio would have to account for? neil: you lost me on that one. the more rubio stays in the

race, stalls trump advancing to the 1237 delegates he needs. so cruz could shoot himself in the foot? reporter: there are some ways to divide up the pie. mitt romney talking about voting for this person in that state and rubio voting for me here and north there. so many ways you slice it. all the different options, tough to make sense of it. that is part of what rubio is trying to pitch today. neil: great reporting as always. we know arnold schwarzenegger is supporting john kasich in ohio and elsewhere. what would his robocalls be like? aforementioned, you would vote for him or you're dead. no. horrible. >> i think there is interesting -- neil: by the way do robocalls help? when people pick up a robocall, oh, my gosh is talking to me? >> i will say this. there is a method to the madness that's going on. i think mitt romney is playing an interesting role here.

a guy that lost in 2012. neil: right. >> he is playing king-maker here. listen, whether he lost or won, whether you like donald trump in the past, he is speaking, talking to people that know him, speaking purely on conviction, donald will destroy the party. neil: that is very good point. i'm not trying to steal this the if he gets 1237, became over. >> what does mitt romney have to gain? he is rich as hell. lives a nice life. neil: a lot of people, that is way they will be. >> here is met method to the madness. what you see is, an attempt by romney and others to make sure that different candidates win in different states. if they had their druthers, because there is no, there is no, sort of, of the three non-trump, there is no real guy emerging very fast. cruz is in the lead but marginally. not in huge way. they would like kasich to win in ohio and do really well in michigan.

neil: concerned that you're calling him kasich. >> i'm sorry. neil: you don't think he had a chance. >> no. neil: you were calling him kasich when he didn't have a chance. >> rubio wins in florida, and kasich does well and wins in ohio. horse trading begins. neil: that is a very good point. then trump has to start spending. >> horse trading will be interesting. there is all sorts of combination. i know a lot of rubio people say he will basically agree to vice-presidential slot. he will do that. neil: to either one? >> kasich, kasich. neil: wouldn't be great if kasich ran with kasich. >> what is stopping preventing paul ryan getting in? neil: that is one of the things intimated. do you think of cruz-rubio combo to be sort of death star to put out donald? you hear crazy stuff. i heard that today. >> i herd that yesterday too. neil: that might --

>> they're talking all sorts of combinations. neil: do you think donald trump will get the nomination when all said and done? >> i want to see what happens tonight. if he -- neil: are you joining us tonight? >> i wasn't asked. neil: really? >> that -- neil: is that true? i thought you didn't want to? >> i didn't say that. neil: can you join us? >> i can join you. neil: good. how about 11:00? hawaii closed. >> they close at del frisco's? neil: last time you were on, such a good multitasker you were doing dinner reservations during commercial. >> when you were on. neil: that was very funny. >> listen, here is the thing, this will be fascinating story. i think one of the great things about fox business we cover business but we cover this. politics, and confluence. neil: exactly. >> you will see confluence of business and politics play out dramatically in the next couple months because the business community is highly involved in this. it is a huge political story. it is not going to be over until

the convention probably. if donald does lousy tonight or ekes out a victory, that is just showing that he is vulnerable in these other places. neil: i'm so glad you mentioned at outset. you don't have 123. you don't have nomination. no one is stealing anything. if you had the 1237, you get the nomination! >> in this environment where everybody, a lot of people don't like you, you burn ad lot of bridges, you really don't have the nomination. neil: you have to get that number. 50% plus one. >> that is amazing story. neil: i hear you. >> michigan tonight, i'll tell you if this thing is close, watch what your guests say. watch what ed rollins says. don't take it from me. i'm a simple country reporter. see what carl rove says. neil: what is closest you've come to a country. >> italy. neil: that counts. >> i've been to jamaica. neil: okay. >> not queens. neil: he's the best, charlie gasparino. this is another thing that, we

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reporter: i'm connell mcshane with your fox business brief. really looked like today definitely would be the day we snap this five-day winning streak for the dow. it may be. market come well off the lows as you see there. still down by 14 points. this winning streak the last five days given us, almost break even for the year now, see where we come back to on the dow jones industrial average, that just below 17, one. we'll give you a few individual stocks to watch today. play along with us. kind of a lunch theme beginning with shake shack getting hit. slow down in sales for stores open at least a year. down 9%. some restaurant related stocks. red robbins ruby tuesday and yum! brands, kfc, taco bell, what have you, they are all down today.

so not a good stay for the eats. we'll see how the market wraps things up, down 13 on the dow. five-day winning streak. neil back with more "cavuto: coast to coast."

>> we've acknowledged that the nuclear agreement was focused on prevents them from obtaining a nuclear weapons, in some ways

the fact they continue to develop this ballistic missile program makes it all the more important we succeed to preventing them from obtaining a nuclear weapon. this is not a violation of the nuclear agreement. neil: i'm listening to that, and i am no nuclear expert. i will defer. i don't think launching rockets and all of that with nuclear capabilities was something that they tell grooved ahead of signing of this -- telegraphed ahead of signing this agreement. if they had, oh, yeah, they will be able to do this, an lawn -- launch like they just did, i don't know if it passes muster, let alone our country or any country save france. tough go to a real expert. former army pilot amber smith. amber, this doesn't smell right to me because no way this was foreseen in that agreement.

if it were, if it was an addendum, folks missed it. this is a big deal, isn't it? >> well, that was one of the biggest problems with people who paid attention to this nuclear deal and all of the problems that come along with it is the language was so subjective, it gives iran so much more flexibility when it comes to their missile program, whereas before with the security council resolution it was much more black and white where they were not allowed to work on or expand their booistic missile program. and now, with the new nuclear deal, they are now, it says that they call upon iran not to work on any ballistic missiles that have the capability of carrying a nuclear weapon. basically subjective. neil: -- iran has had that capability to launch several of them from silos across seven different parts of the country today.

it was part of a countrywide military exercise despite u.s. pressure not to do so. so obviously we were telling them, don't do this. now whether that was part of the original deal not to do, we were saying this would not be a good idea. they did it anyway. >> absolutely. iran can not be trusted. so not only that national, that security council resolution i just mentioned, they broke that in october of 2015. and that is why they got new sanctions placed on them by this administration in january but, they had iranian general speak on state tv that said, look, we're not going to allow america, our enemy, to basically be in control of our missile program and regardless of the sanctions, they're not going to work. we'll continue to building up our missile program. i think what we're hearing from josh earnest and this administration of course they will say iran did not break the nuclear agreement because this was their deal. they wrote it.

this is what they wanted. they will make sure they say that the deal that they wanted to push through so bad wasn't broken. neil: all right, well, all i know is, again, defer to you you're expert although i do read a pretty mean prompter but if you have ballistic missiles it is not a leap to arm them, right? in other words to make them nuclear, right? >> absolutely and once they get to a certain size, when you're working with ballistic missiles to a certain size, of course they're going to have capabilities to carry nuclear warheads. and this is a very clear show of force from iran to show what their regional ambitions are, to have military dominance in the region. neil: well, bamber, thank goodness you're here to sort this out. i appreciate it. >> thanks, neil. neil: amber smith. changing gears a little, guys, i'm getting more email on the segment for the foreign leaders, particularly in europe are blasting donald trump.

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neil: a lot of email on a segment a little earlier about foreigners not too keen on donald trump. he will be a dangerous leader if he gets that way. the united states shouldn't be doing that. whatever they feel they might want to keep it to themselves because donald trump uses stuff like that and capitalizes on it. mexican leader, present one is saying he can't stand the guy but saying it in spanish, then maybe there is something that's there for donald trump.

reaction from danielle booth, jonathan hoenig and connell mcshane. what do you make of what they're saying? >> i think it plays too, a lot of this stuff plays into his, what he has already been successful with. everybody when we talk to trump supporters everyone of his rallies, the only thing we like him because he is anti-establishment or we like him -- of course. you could write, you write his remarks what he would say about this, would fit into the narrative he already had. gives him something new to talk about do you believe these guys? neil: danielle, i should be careful, neil we heard what you were saying about ronald reagan. they were saying the same thing about him. but ronald reagan is very different sort. i'm not arguing that he isn't but i am saying that you know, politician, u.s. politician can capitalize on that. what do you make of that? >> absolutely. he likes any and all publicity he gets. you didn't mention economist magazine. they had him on the cover.

neil: they're over the top, beyond obnoxious. go ahead. >> yes. some of their arguments definitely are but i think a lot of foreigners are starting to get a little worried there is full-blown currency war going on in the background and trump is about escalating that to full-blown trade war that would make smooth and hawley turn in their graves and blush. neil: you're right about that. >> he is publicity hound, he loves it. it plays to the very constituency love him as much as they do. >> jonathan hoenig, i should stress here, this isn't taking sides. trump refused to come on the show. we -- he doesn't think we treed him fairly. i feel a little vulnerable knowing that but i move on. you could not ask for better publicity get former and present mexican presidents railing against you. then "the economist" magazine and deer spiegel, whatever it is in -- der spiegle in germany and lemond in france.

that is what this guy likes? >> i would disagree, neil, there is such a thing as bad publicity. something to be impressed for someone's bluster but be concerned about his or her ideas. that is what is being alluded to here. not just trump's braggadocio or power and thunder people are feeling or clueing into, what i believe is anti-capitalist, anti-american trade practices like tariffs, punitive taxes against individual companies. neil, as investment guy you're looking for wherto put your money, looking for consistency and looking for capitalism. the more our own leaders propose to go away from that, the less confidence i have buying those type of stocks. neil: interesting. >> reinforce about what people hear from him already. jonathan makes a good point. at some point he will have to have some crossover appeal. neil: he says he already does. >> anti-trade people are reagan democrats. that is what he is talking about with crossover appeal. doesn't it need a coalition that

will win in november, more or less primaries have to be broader than that? doesn't he have to keep traditional republicans and -- neil: the gist you get from him, i'm bringing for more in the party than leaving it. 20,000 left democratic party in massachusetts voting for me. 1000 in michigan did the same. win thousand in ohio considering doing the same. he goes on and on. what do you make of that? >> i think greater test, ones really starting to get republicans attention are some of these closed primaries where if he is winning, he is winning by the hair of his cheney chin chin. what i heard over past few days mainly is a lot of people saying we'll not get bullied necessarily being forced to vote for this man and if he does end up splintering the party, i think you could see the rise of this pub pick establishment that is really being tired of being called stupid and old-fashioned. neil: could that establishment win? jonathan hoenig, what do you think?

>> i think that term is really been thrown out the window, what is establishment, non-establishment. the way i look at it from investors perspective and also from voters perspective is principle. do you apply it to a candidate just as you would a stock. evaluate on its fundamentals principles or approach it based on whim? you approach a candidate much the same way. emotions, which a lot of people unfortunately to by in these elections, emotions are not tools of cognition. you need to think. not just feel. neil: connell, did we get anything from the scottish press? >> i'll look. >> dot-com revolution ended, neil. think about how the dot-com revolution ended. they looked good at the time. neil: thank you all very, very much, guys. more on impact of tonight's race when we get four different states reporting ending with hawaii. it is anyone's guess with would happen in the land of macadamia nuts. after this.

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neil: all right. we have been on a streak that may have been stopping today. it could still happen. it is only tuesday, after all. we shall see. trish: voters in four states casting their votes. the winner take all make or break contest next week. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. mississippi, idaho, hawaii. donald trump leading in the polls. we are asking whether or not ted cruz's momentum could put him on top. the better business bureau weighing in on its rating for trump university. >> the rating was a b.