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the two brothers named as suicide bombers reportedly listed as terror threats in u.s. databases. i'll be taking up the radical islamist terrorist threat with general jack keane tonight. also tonight, the ted cruz rivalry getting increasingly personal and nasty with attacks on donald trump. cruz today attacked trump for retweeting an unflattering image of his wife, heidi, after cruz gant exchange with a super pac attack on the donald's wife melania. >> i don't get angry often, but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. donald you're a snivelling coward, and leave the hell alone. >> will you support him as a nominee? >> i'm going to beat him as the nomination. i am answering the question. donald trump would not be the nominee. lou: why is the mainstream liberal media giving cruz a

pass when it was the anti-trump super pac that started it all when it promoted a picture of melania trump's "gq" magazine photo shoot? we'll be taking all of that up with conservative political commentator, radio talk show host laura ingraham and the weekly standard's fred barnes. and president obama under fire for doing his version of the tango two days after the belgium attacks. that's not just any dancer with the president, it's a former playboy model. what does it all mean? are these terrible presidential optics or something more? we take it all up tonight, or most of it with red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky later in the broadcast. top story tonight, the republican race for the white house. the next primary contest is a winner-take-all, wisconsin april 5th primary.

a new emerson college poll out of wisconsin shows ted cruz and donald trump running neck-and-neck, cruz a point ahead. cruz with 36% support compared to trump's 35%. and in pennsylvania, there trump leads kasich by three points and trump with a big lead in california, where the newest poll shows him with an 11-point margin over cruz. my first guest tonight says voters are flocking to donald trump because they want a government run by we the people. interesting concept. she's editor in chief of life set, host of the country's most popular radio show, laura ingraham show. also a fox news contributor. great to have you with us. >> good to see you. lou: what do you make of this mad exchange, if you will, started by ted cruz, at least by extension because the anti-trump pact promoted a photo of melania, his wife?

>> i think both sides here are at fault, lou. initially cruz could have come out really strong and said i condemn this, this shouldn't be done. he kind of did after some time, but and i know he says he doesn't control the pac, that's probably the case. an anti-trump pac. what you've seen the vitriol between both cruz and trump over the last several weeks has helped one person. it's helped hillary clinton. i've said for some time now that trump and cruz have to figure out a way to work together. i know all these people out there in washington and new york feel better when they use their hashtag never trump, and some of the trump people feel better when they say ted cruz, forget it, lying ted. the establishment in the republican and the democrat party are clear on one thing, they do not want someone who is

more populist to get into power. they don't want trade deals renegotiated. don't want immigration policy that lets in 1.7 legal immigrants every year. 200,000 or so happen to be from muslim countries. they don't want us to move in any way to deport people who are here legally. they want to die on the hills. if it means hillary clinton has to be president for four years, there are a lot of people in the establishment, lou, who are fine with that. not what they necessarily wanted but if it means stopping donald trump and they're okay with it. lou: it won't be on the hills, it will be the fancier penthouse and condominiums across the country. gloriously revelling in the 1%-hood. >> they're going to have great landscaping, the landscaping will be perfect and the silver will be polished. lou: i love the reference to hill folks, those are my folks. >> exactly. >> the reality that it seems

we're confronting here now is something that is such a new image for all of us, a new vision, a new experience. we haven't seen the likes of donald trump ever, even those of us who have known him for a long time in new york city, or florida, wherever it might be. this is a man who is rewriting every possible chapter of the how do i get to be president book, and you're watching paul ryan. he's playing some sort of role that i don't recognize, i'm not acquainted with it in the literature where he stands as the arbiter of moral conscience. at the same time. he manipulates the levers of political power from capitol hill to soon the gop convention, and then all the while whispers about his own ambitions. we are watching mitt romney show more energy than he did in his entire term as governor of massachusetts or candidate for the president of the united

states in 2012! >> lou, a couple of things, number one, trump has a lot of work to do, right? can't be sending out tweets about women or -- i'd lose the whole lying ted thing, i'd lose all of that. if i were advising donald trump, i would say go right into general election mode. take the fight to the establishment. lou: he did! he pivoted for maybe 15 or 20 minutes. >> i get that. but what he needs to do now, he has his people. he needs to get some of cruz's people on his side. got reassure them he's going to do conservative things, not just talking the conservative game or the populist game, he's going to do it and reassure the establishment folks he's going to be really good for business. he's got to get specific. got to get more people in the movement. i know he's picked up more states. if he doesn't, he will not become president. and the same thing with ted cruz. cruz has got, to at some point, if he doesn't beat him in more states and by significant

margins, cruz has a decision to make. he can either feel like he's morally pure and ideologically pure and stamp his feet and say no way, never trump, never helping him or the two of them can figure something out. people watching say that will never happen. other alliances in history have happened. bad blood has been spilled before between two candidates and they've come together. i think that could happen again. but the egos have got to be checked. the country put first period. that's what has to happen. lou: laura, you're not only one of my very favorite talk show hosts. >> back at you! >> you are certainly among the very brightest, and as i listen to you struggle to bring these two candidates into line and to conform to a shape and a direction that you and i suspect millions of others of americans would like to see. they're defying convention, and you know what else is happening here? they're actually talking about

issues despite all of the tawdry nonsense, they're talking about important. >> we're not talking about the issues today. let's take a day off. i love the daylight. i love the heat that sometimes accompanies that. >> yeah. lou: and i just -- let me turn to one other part of this, if i may. >> we didn't talk about ryan. i was going to make a point about ryan. lou: please do. >> very briefly. remember when the establishment was calling ted cruz whacko bird, john mccain, lindsey graham called us the loud folks, all went after talk room. they khalis nativists, protection efforts, isolationists, that's what george w. bush called people who believe in border enforcement and better trade deals. always voting down the tea party folks, and john boehner would ridicule them. lou: those were the days. >> now all of a sudden, let's be like jack kemp.

rubio is out and jeb is out, they lose in home states. lindsey graham was at negative percent in his own state. i don't know how you can be. that they don't represent anyone in the republican party and wagging their finger at us, last time i checked paul ryan didn't deliver wisconsin for mitt romney. i like paul ryan but lost wisconsin by 7 points. >> and losing most of the rest of the country because he pretends to neutrality that doesn't exist. he pretends to be faint of heart, if you raise your voice or the language is a little coarse. >> the interpretation for the viewers, that means when populism or conservatism or reaganism is wing, the tone has got to be changed. lou: absolutely. you couldn't be more correct and, of course, i know that you and i are both so sensitive that we require a lot of -- >> our feelings get hurt easily. you're a fuzz ball and i am too. lou: what a condition it is to

be in. laura ingraham, thank you so much. >> take care. lou: we're coming right back, a lot more here tonight. stay with us. trump and cruz in a competitive race for the next winner-take-all primary, and ted cruz started a war on wives he may regret. >> should that have been done by him? think about it, lou, he doesn't know this is sent and earmark to a certain group? give me a break. he knew about it. lou: trump needs 53% of all the delegates, and cruz needs a highly improbable 83%. what to make of it? the weekly standard's fred barnes joins me next. and fiery accident, a car up in flames, what sheriffs deputies learn when a woman is trapped inside. the video coming up as "lou dobbs tonight" continues. stay with us.

. lou: donald trump has just released a new attack ad against, you guessed it, senator ted cruz. this new ad posted on instagram features a number of the republican establishment endorsements that senator cruz has suddenly received. >> what would your message be to ted cruz?

have a little bit of self-restraint. >> ted cruz is like any other politician, says whatever he needs to say to get elected. >> ted cruz is not my favorite by any means. ♪. lou: if you do not love this presidential primary season, you are incapable of love for anything vaguely political. senator ted cruz not at a loss for words himself as he counterattacks the counterattacks of donald trump against his attacks, except it seems he can't find his own words. and we are following this closely. today cruz called trump a, quote, and i thought this was rather imaginative, sniveling coward. it took me back to black and white cowboy movies. it is a direct quote from the kid's animated television show he man and the masters of the universe. it was also, and this is one of my personal favorites, in the 1951 bob hope film, my

favorite spy. one of the best ever. i don't know, maybe ted cruz like me likes old movies. he gets material there. cruz stole a line from another movie too recent for my taste, the american president. when attacking trump. take a look please. >> if donald wants to get in a character fight, he's better off sticking with me, because heidi is way out of his league. >> you want a character debate, bob, stick with me, sidney allen wade is way out of your league. >> reporter: the chills went down my spine with the music. lou: cruz doesn't find inspiration only in movies. among the left-wing sites on the internet. or as we sometimes call it, the web. the phrase sniveling coward appeared in a salon.com headline three days ago in an article, that's right, bashing trump. you don't suppose, no! i reject that altogether. perhaps the real definition of

a sniveling coward is one who won't take responsibility when one super pac attacks another candidate's wife. somewhat gratuitously, though the super pac is aimed directly at that other candidate to. help us sort this all out, executive editor of the weekly standard, fox news contributor, fred barnes, great to have you with us. >> thanks. >> this is not the elevated discourse that, of course, you would prefer. it's just about in my zone, i kind of like it, to be candid with you. your reaction? >> look, when they're arguing over their wives, i wouldn't call that high toned. it was the super pac supporting him, whether he likes it or not, that's a part of his campaign, and so the cruz people started it, now trump has fired back and they're arguing. look, this is not high toned. i'd rather have them discuss

tax reform, but a lot of people have -- lou: god save us from tax reform. >> lot of people have reacted the same way you have. they love this argument. >> i feel badly for both candidates and their wives. >> they'll survive. lou: but i have to say, the reality is, it seems to me, goes to the fact that the candidates themselves are passionate about what they're talking about. we haven't seen this on the campaign trail in my experience. not since, and then it was only flashes when reagan was running for president in 1980, and that, as i say, only flashes of it. what we're watching now is passionate determination to win, and i got to say, it's great to watch, and i wonder what is going to happen as we move at some point to the nomination process, we find out who's going to win. i presume it will be trump, given his lead, and then ultimately with, again, i

assume hillary clinton. what do you think? >> i think it's all a safe assumption, looks like trump is already looking ahead to having won the nomination, and planning what he wants to do to the extent he plans beyond a single day, in the general election against hillary clinton. he met with conservative groups in washington this week. ones that don't endorse candidates, but ones that will help him broaden the base. and his base of supporters, and once he wins the nomination, assuming he does, he gave a really extraordinary speech to aipac, the pro-israel group using a teleprompter and doesn't like teleprompter and asked people to give him a list of potential conservative supreme court nominees. another outreach to conservative groups. he's moving to enlarge his base

already, and that's what laura ingraham, that's what she was urging him to do. and i think he started it. lou: and it is -- i thought the aipac presentation, people were sort of saying wait a minute, this is terrible, it's going to be a horrible moment for donald trump. he mastered the moment. and i have to say i was thinking as you were talking, there is one other element here about donald trump people are not giving him credit for. he's the only truly amongst the candidates or the rest are career politicians, he's also the only one who isn't a lawyer against presuming that it is hillary, presuming that the final opponent will be ted cruz. he's the only nonlawyer. that's sort of exhilarating to me. >> yeah, well that was one of the things that helped ronald reagan. he wasn't a lawyer either, and look, it shows with cruz that he's not a -- rather with trump that he's not a lawyer.

if he were a lawyer, he wouldn't be saying some of the things he says for sure. lou: yeah. fred barnes. >> i'm not going to list them. lou: we have time. fred barnes, thank you very much, weekly standard. breaking news, france's interior minister said they stopped a terrorist plot to attack the country. the attack was in, quote, advanced stages, a raid took place on the northern outskirts of paris, one french citizen was arrested, a man. french officials say that as of right now, they can determine no links whatsoever between this plot and the earlier attacks in paris last november and tuesday's attack in brussels. be sure to vote in our poll tonight --

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up next, john kasich doesn't want to be left out, so we're not going to leave him out. the feud between donald trump and ted cruz is theirs. we'll bring him in for other consideration. kasich says he's running to stop trump from being the republican nominee. >> let me tell you, i drop out, donald trump is absolutely the nominee because i don't believe that senator cruz can come to the east andin. >> senator cruz says kasich is sabotaging his hopes of beating trump. i'll take up the efforts to stop trump next in a few words in my commentary. please stay with us. we'll be right back.

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. lou: a few thoughts now on rising frustration and discontent in the republican party. after this week's contests in arizona and utah, trump now needs about 53% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. second place cruz needs more than 82%, about 83% of those

delegates, a mammoth impossibility. cruz and distant kasich are working with the republican establishment to prevent trump from reaching the magic 1237 number in delegates as they try to set up cruz for the so-called open contested, brokered or really broken convention that many anticipate. kasich is a remarkable nonfactor in this race whose feelings seem to be hurt if anyone reminds him, he is in actuality in fourth place, not third place, in number of delegates. marco rubio, who's no longer in the race, has more delegates than kasich, and it is he who is in third place. frustration is building with kasich's role as obvious spoiler, and with republican elites who are telling the grassroots they'll make all the decisions for everybody at the convention. a new "fox news poll" shows they don't like that idea out there in the grassroots.

rank and file, you know, us mere mortals. poll shows 59% of republicans believe the nominee should be the candidate with the most delegates. even if the candidate doesn't quite reach 1237. of course, that so-called open convention that suddenly the elites are talking about would be first in the hands of the rnc rules committees and don't forget presiding over all of it, speaker paul ryan who says he's mr. neutral. he'll be presiding over the convention as he presumes to be neutral and presumes to criticize the field of coarsened and callous candidates who don't rise to his lofty standards and he's thinking of a particular candidate in particular. nasty stuff, potentially mortal blows to the gop as a result. as the speaker did note, we should be demanding far better, andsa the fox survey shows, almost 60% of republican voters

are demanding better of the elites who continue to presume far too much, and continue to think far too little of the party's rank and file. our quotation of the evening because i don't want you to think i'm critical of only the elites of one party. this one from one of my favorite political philosophers who never took himself for politics too seriously. will rogers said this of our politics, our two-party system -- we're coming right back. the justice department bringing charges against iranian hackers who attacked american infrastructure. >> these attacks were relentless, they were systematic, and they were widespread. lou: why are the criminal charges not terrorist charges? and why now? why so long?

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out after awarding hulk hogan $140 million in damages. gawker will have to pay up for the online publication of a sex tape. the jurors said they would have awarded hogan even more. but the judge warned them not to bankrupt gawker, and its founder nick denton. and you think there is no sensitivity left in our judicial system. joining us two of the best attorneys in the business, fox news legal analyst lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland. good to have you with us. >> great to be with you. lou: first, the judge didn't want to bankrupt? it could have been more than $140 million? >> because of punitive damages. this jury hated gawker. let me tell you what i think the turning point was. about a week and a half ago, they put the ex-editor of gawker on the stand, the whole issue of this is when is something news worthy and when it is it not? if it's newsworthy about hulk

hogan having sex and all that. lou: where is this going? took a long time to get to the word sex! >> newsworthy, we want to get to the sex, okay. it's okay, it's the first amendment. the t on the stand and talked about prior deposition. at the deposition he said it's newsworthy, what part of it is not? o, if somebody is under the age of four. that is child pornography. the jury hated gawker. they would have awarded hulk 150 whatever million dollars. lou: is there any problem with that? what if the number was 300, 400 million, what is the difference? >> the jury has an absolute right. >> that is totally inappropriate and improper for a judge to do anything but give the legal charge, the charge of the law. he can't give any sort of, well, i think, maybe, this, oh,

it could be, no, no, no, no, no, that's not what the judge is there for, he's there to tell the law as it's stated in the state. the state said punitive damages, you can award an amount to what you see fit. that's what the judge told the jury, see fit. lou: i want to turn to a federal case, the charges against seven iranians for coordinated cyberattacks, i would call that terrorism. the justice department calls it criminal in their charges against them. they are seven iranians who are in iran and the actions that they carried out in cyberattacks against infrastructure were years ago. what is going on here? >> now it's meant to be symbolic. >> symbolic? >> we're trying to scare you. they're not going to be extradited. no damages seen to the country. lou: why would the justice department waste its time? >> wait a minute.

i think, in my opinion, why can't we sit down diplomatically and say, hey, look what you did. they work for your government. why don't we sit down diplomatically. lou: are you kidding me? >> it's ridiculous. you committed terrorism on our soil. what are you going to do? hold iran accountable. why not? i don't understand it! >> they're bringing these charges against seven iranians in absentia while the president of the united states is watching baseball or dancing tango in argentina. >> the tango. lou: you tell me what to make of this. >> i feel like -- did someone check out? have we checked out of the hotel early? [laughter] >> there are a lot of people who would get to the register to help him along. i appreciate it. thank you, both. very much. audi's four star safety rating put to the nest baltimore. surveillance video showing an

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last year, this would mark the most significant syrian advance against the islamic state since russia's military interventions last september. secretary of state kerry telling russian president putin now is the time to tackle a political position in syria. we do not have word what putin said in response. joining us former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst general jack keane, great to have you with us. thanks so much. secretary of state telling putin that now is the time for a political transition. do you think that putin is persuaded? >> putin would like to have a political transition that guaranteed assad staying in power. that's the only transition that he's interested in, and if he can get a cease-fire based on that predicate, he would take it. it's not going to happen because the opposition forces never tolerate assad staying in power.

kerry's been chasing fool's gold here for sometime. on the isis and palmyra, the fact is the syrian regime assisted by russian and syrian air power will likely take palmyra. they can't go beyond that, they don't have sufficient combat forces to take back the rest of syria. lou: i want to turn now, talking about the islamic state, to the attacks in brussels, and significantly brussels, the home of nato and two months ago donald trump, actually called out what we're witnessing, talking about the multiculturalism. the pockets of europe that are no longer europe, and the hate of the radical islamists within those communities and that boiled overtude. your thoughts about the nato

statement and the thought of restructuring nato to a new purpose? >> just dealing with nato and not with mr. trump, nato's been decisive. it helped win the cold war for us, it was a contributor standing up against the warsaw pact and having an incredible political and military alliance, they've assisted us with iraq, afghanistan and also with libya. you can argue the merits of those to be sure. but here, nato is vital now more than ever because russian aggression and assertiveness and clearly have eyes on the baltic states and europe. without nato russia would roll right in there. nato has challenges, and certainly not putting up enough investment in their own defenses. a lot of the leaders are feckless and it's doubtful whether they would stand up. >> well they're feckless and not only raising defense budgets, they're lowering them, and seems to me that those, and we'll leave the candidates out, but those who say that the

united states is carrying far too much of the burden and strategically is far too forward on initiatives in europe against the aggression of russia without at least commensurate force and urgency on the part of european states. it is a peculiar position to which we find ourselves, is it not? >> yeah, no doubt about it. never would be a nato without american leadership. there wouldn't be a nato without american resources, and this has been true for 60 something years. the thing in front of us which is pretty alarming, isis declared war against europe, the united states, australia and canada, and clearly directly waging war in europe. that is the primary objective and nato is sitting on their hands. they have no plan to destroy isis. no commitment of resources across the united states as part of nato and we don't have plans either. it is staggering that they are not doing anything offensive other than what the police are

doing which is largely defensive. lou: it appears their strategy, general, as we wrap up here, i have to leave it with this, the european strategy is to leave borders wide open and for angela merkel to invite in as many refugees and immigrants as possible from muslim countries. general jack keane, great to have you here. >> good to talk to you, as always. lou: more fuel for the trump stance on border security. take a look at the calexico, california home. the reason there's all that crime tape, there was quite a crime going on. the tunnels built by drug traffickers for the purpose of smuggling lots of drugs. tunnel leads to a mexican restaurant, as you would expect in mexicali, mexico. federal officials recovered $6 million worth of marijuana, we don't know what else is transported, probably, we're guessing, there had been more

than 6 million of marijuana. up next "batman v. superman" generating headlines and for all the wrong reasons. speculation now it could be one of the biggest blockbuster bombs of all time. we'll find out. red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky, take up hollywood, the box office and so much more next. stay with us.

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lou: students at emory university were traumatized this week. they entered the quad to see this, "trump 2016 written in chalk. the graffiti sparked a campus-wide protest. the president of the university issued a statement saying among outer things, it's important we recognize, rinse to and honor the concerns of these student as well as faculty and staff who may feel similarly, end quote. that's where we begin with co-host of "red eye." andrew levy. can you imagine the little carlings being rattled by such aggression? >> it's awful. i, too be would feel victimized

by chalk. you know how you respond to chalk? with more chalk. free chalk for all student. lou: why didn't emory think of that. >> because you showed that on tv and i saw that. i'm in fear for my life and i'm completely traumatized.ve ruine. and i don't know what to do about it. lou: you can imagine how the folks whose husbands and wives -- this other movement. before we move on, do you think this will be resolved without people being institutionalized, hospitalized. >> if trump becomes president maybe. lou: emory might as well shut

the door. let's turn to trump. again because you are so traumatized i might as well press on. vote trump, get dumped. it's a campaign asking women not to date, or toda kanoodle with n who vote for trump. >> they are asking women to fight against trump's sex i am by bargaining with the fact that they are sexually desirable. does no one see that? >> i don't see that. lou: i see it. >> thank you. >> it reduces the act to a

transaction. now i'm starting to feel traumatic. >> it was the traumatic five minutes of my life and i was in the army. this to me -- >> were you issued a weapon? >> yeah. this to me is a great way for boyfriend if they want to break up with their girlfriends, they can say honey, i'm thinking about voting for trump, and she dumps him. lou: it pushes the figure that women are the power partner in sexual relations. >> that's not fiction. lou: where do people get niece crazy ideas? >> this is a family show and i'm not comfortable discussing these kind of issues. lou: let's go to kim kardashian.

the kardashians never offend anyone. they are accused of fraud and deceit for not promoting their beauty line. is this the first time the kardashians have been accused of not promoting something enough? >> they are not working for peanuts. these contracts are worth a lot of money and i assume they have to hold up their end of the bargain. when you are branding yourself with so many different product, you lose the luxury factor. you become less valuable. i think it's better if they get rid of this beauty line all together. lou: for those kind of numbers, i could see how people would be encouraged to promote. >> it's not fair to sue the kardashians for failure to promote something. they are notoriously shy. i think it was asking too much of them to change that.

lou: we have seen an amazing nexus created here in wish the kardashian sensitivity rivals that of andy levy. i didn't expect it. did you? >> for andy to make any sort of sense? no. lou: with that after warm hugs we conclude this edition. andy levy and joanne no suc nosuchinsky. 90% of you don't think it's a good idea to be led by a clinton or first-term senator. we wish you a healthy and happy easter. tom marino among our guests. there will be a lot more, but

not time enough to name them all. have a great easter. good night from new york. kennedy: i'm watching the president polish after his dancing shoes it's a stark contrast between an american president entertaining dying finkos and people are dying in a country plagued by a common enemy. the president looks so relaxed proving as long as you are swilling with murderers, the terrorists haven't won. this is the on the dancing we should be watching.