the numbers go higher. maria: the earngs are coming out and setting the tone for the market. always a a pleasure, you guys, that will do it for us, tomoow, big show, joining us christi christi christine dugaard in the studio with us. stuart: they're at each other's throats. a big dose of outright hostility. isn't this the story of election 16. good morning, everyone, bernie sanders, wagging his finger, hillary, you're not qualified to be president. and her campaign response, absurd. take that back, bernie. bernie with momentum getting feisty, must-win in new york, hillary wiring back. to the republican, trump in front of a huge crowd says that

cruz h hatred for new york and cruz says trump gets nasty when he loses. both sides getting personal. he com what i think may be the xt big bailout. 22 mlion people have a student lo, 9 million are eitherot paying on time or not paying aall. about a quarter of trillion dollars worth of stunt debt is at stake. how about that. please look at this, is this lady unhealthily thin? british regulars say yes, she is. the photo is banned. they control what yosay and now what you see. well, now hear this, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> there's 35 major r championshi

championships-s -- [applause] >> it's going, it's s going, o! >> can you believe that? the golf legend gary player at the master three par contest. he sunk his 31st career hole in one. wait for it, the man is 80 years old. in better shape than any of us, gary player will be on this program, just a little later this morning. first round of the masters start today. to me, it's like the first day of spring. jason day the favorite, reigning cha jordan spieth and so on down the line of stars. tamara, who do you think is going to win the masters? >> on the show? >> jordan spieth. stuart: is that the only golfer you know? >> no, i watch golf. i like rory mcilroy.

ashley: jason day is going to win. he's in good form and he's australian. stuart: you're only saying that because your wife is australian and he's australian and that's the way it goes. ashley: good advice for staying married. >> i always fall asleep while i'm watching. >> what? >> okay. we're going to move on. we're moving on. >> i'm awake. stuart: you ruined the entire top of the show. look at this, not sure that we should follow with this. the market is opening lower from the get-go. the price of oil, the rally in oil has lost steam. now we're down a little bit. that theme is consistent. oil down, stocks down. i want to show you this, interest rates, here is the 10-year treasury yield, that's not a good sign for the global

economy, that's troubling to a lot of stock market investors. all right, as we've said right at the top of the show, the democrats and republicans are both split. there is intense hostility between the leading candidates on both sides. i'm gogointo start with the republicans. senator scott brown is with us and scott, you are a trump guy, i believe? >> yeah,h, i supported him, one of the first ones, actually, stuart. by the way, i'm waiting for that elusive first hole e in on, just for the record. stuart: and we all have to wt a long time. trump supporters will not go for cruz. cruz supporters will not go for donald trump. that means the party is totally split and i suggest to you that that means the party cannot win the election. what say you? >> well, i say earth to both parties. it's time to, once this is over, get together and actually form a coalition and take back the white house, because with that, you're going to get the abcs and the cabinet positions anmaybe the deciding vote

with t vice-president coming into the u.s. senate. all the judicial positions. so, i'm hopeful they will ultimately have a meeting of the minds and figure this thing out. stuart: do you think that's possible? i mean, with this level of peonal hostility-- >> yeah, do. stuart: you think that after the convention wn somebody is nominated, you think that everybody is going to play kumbayahnd get together? it looks highly unlikely. >> i don't think anybody, i'm already on record, hey if it's cruz i'll support him. if it's kasich, i'll support him. i want to make sure we take back the white house and push back with the last eight years much what this president has done to this great country. so i'm hopeful that others will take my le and ultimately suck it up and take back the white house. stuart: who ishis i hear floating around trump as a vice-president? that's nonsenseisn't it? >> the vice-president-- >> hold on, sir, i'm misreading something. not trump as vice-president,

it's you. that's what's floating around. scott brown. really? >> as a possible vice-president for trump. have you heard about that? >> of course i've heard of it, very flattering, kind of like getting a hole in one, it's never going to happen so i'm just going to focus on making sure that i can get a republican in the white hous mike sure we keep the senate so chuck schumer won't be the majority leader. talk about taking light years back to where we oe were under harry reid whoas the worst majority leader in the history of our country. we'll see what happens. i'm going to keep working hard, stuart. stuart: than, indeed. scott browown, thank you for being with us, sir. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: to the democrats, bernie sanders says hillary is not alified to be president. roll tape. >> i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- if she

through her super pac taking tens of miions of dollars in special interest funds. i don't think that y are qualifieif y you get $15 million from wall street. stuart: all right, tamara holder is with us. look, there's a lot of hostility just building up here amongst the democrats anand i suspect that's because new york is vital. hillary must win, but bernie senses that he could win. they're both getting nasty. >> hillalary's lost six in a ro now and i think th everybody, including hillary and her campaign, they have -- they undereststimated bernie sanders and he is the 74-year-old you say, socialist. stuart: and if he labeled himself that, it's not me. don't take it out on me. he said it. >> you're the target, you're right. but i think that she has-- the losses are adding up and what's interesting about n york is that there are the

police brutality issues that i know aot of viewers are going to get worked up about when i say that, but there are those issues in new york. he's brought them up so he's going to come to new york and make that a big issue, i suspect, and could get more voters, to get more minority voters who experienced that, which he has had a huge problem getting until now e you sound like y believe that sanders could win this, new york, i'm talking about? >> well, the numbers still look-- it looks difficult. new york. uart: he could? if he does w new york isn'n't that the end for hillary? that's huge, couldn't win her home state or one of her three home states? seriously. >> she's-- doesn't have any homes. i support any democrat. stuart: where is your heart? sounds like it's with bernie sanders.

>> my heart is with both of them. i like what hillary has done with her career, but at the same time bernie sanders brings up a lot of issues and problems that hillary has. stuart: you mentioned it first and i'm going to finish it. bernie sanders releasing an ad about the police. roll it. >> people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe that bernie sders is a protester, his goals against the criminal justice system, he's not scared. that's why i'm for brny. stuart: ashley, there'e's a bit more to it. didn't halso say he wants to a federal investigation. ashley: hehe does. we have to change the culture of what we calls police is viviolence and anyolice who kills someone on the job would initiate a federal investigation. stuart: a federal investigation. ashley: a federal investigation anytime a fatal shooting occurs or whatever with the police. stuart: again, i'm saying that

he's trying to win minority voters against hillary clinton's camp in the state of new york. that's what he's doing. >> absolutely. he has a problem with it. if i was a campaign manager, i would suggest this is what he needs to do because hillary clinton is just seen and known by minority voters. the african-american community has known the clinton family for years, especially young voters, they've known of her and them their entire life. ashley: she's taking a lot for granted d and i think that berne is chipping away a the her base. stuart: if hillary clinton loses new york state, isn't that the end of it? i know she's sti got the delegate count and the super delegates stacked in favor o here at the convention, but that would be a traumatic loss, wouldn't it? >> i thihink so it would be, bu i don't think it's over for her. they need to get back to the drawing board, but messaging issues, one of the proroblems-- >> messaging issues, oh, man, have you got a degree in

socialology? messaging issues. >> messaging issues, can i be instead of contributor say under my name, messaging issue expert. stuart: messaging issue consultant. >> that's a good one. she goes into african-american churches in the south and we saw her do well with that and i think that bernie sanders saw ththat is not good enough for te african-american community or for america and let's talk about civil rights issues in america and police-- >> i wonder if that will play in other states in the nation. another one for you, serious subjects and start this with a washing warning before we show this, it's shocking video out of europe and it might be shocking. migrants in greece threatening to throw a baby police. they don't want to go back to turkey, and trying to force them back to turkey, and it's come to that.

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>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton n are promising free college tuition. you know, 40% of student loan borrowers are getting it in part and that's how many are not repaying student loans. give me details. >> it's shockingng, 3.6 million of these student loansns are in default.

meaning that that person has not made a payment in at lea a year. another 3 million are at least a month behind and another 3 million had their loans put on hold, in other words, deferred is what they call it. this is a huge time bomb ticking away. are you likely to see this money returned? i doubt it very much. stuart: oh. >> a very small percentage. the problem is they gave out the loans, no credit checks and no required co-signers and throwing money at people clearly not able to repay it. stuart: byron from the examiner is here. i sense a bailout coming and it would bebe a gigantic bailout. i think it will be proposed by the left because it wins votes. am i off base on this? >> it's being proposed by the left. it's a big issue in the democratic campaign. we know that bernie sanders promised free college at public colleges and also student loan forgiveness.

hillary clinton has gone there as well. on the republican side i've heard donald trump a and ted cruz, ted cruz had college loans themselves, they mentioned the issue and want t o make it betttter. no specific programs. on the democratic side, all bailout. stuart: the sheer size of this cascading this morning, 40% either not paying at all or are late in payments. 40%, 9 million people. the sheer size. i've added it up, it's about a quarter of a trillion dollars worth of student debt of which there is delinquent payment. a quarter of a trillion dollars. the scale of it is what hits you in the face.e. > well, you know, we've seen today a new article in the wall street journal, most of these people who have students loans are not paying are determined not to pay. the ones who are in default, the servicing companies, they didn't just put them in default right away.

they spent a year getting in touch with them and saying between 200 and 300 timemes ove the years, letters, e-mails, texts and they never get any respse and as people are prioritizing their other debts, ththey have a car payment, rent everything else, prioritizing it over the student loans and feel they don't have to pay it. that's clearly the case. >> i'm sorry to chuck this at u. because the numbers are cascading on u us this morning and i'm drawing the conclusion here comes the bailout. thanks for being on the show this morning, byron. >> thank you, stuart. >> a dramatic and important story and we're going to be on it, thank you very much indeed. now, we're about to see a modest selloff of the opening bell on the stock market. and not that modest, about 100 points down. by the way, the ceo of general electric is blasting bernie sanders. about time. it's coming up,first, this ad from gucci, banned in the u.k.

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let's get our thoughts to this, a model in a gucci ad considered unhealthily thin by a regulator and banned. i could make a case in the era of anorexia a ban on a photo who is extremely thin, are you with me? >> it's not just a disorder as anorexia and blume e a -- bulimia are, and it's exploiting it and showing women who are not sick. and in e europe and great britain, they're crinalizing this, so that the doctors or there's a proposition on to do that, if doctors do not provide a certification that the girls are healthy, then they can be fined or sent to jail. fined $85,000.

so now the onus is on-- >> i'm sorryaim i'm not with them, the criminalization of a woman who is thin in a photograph, i understand why there are proble putting that photo out there, but t to criminalize that, i'm sorry, i'm against that. >> i think that's a little strong. how often are you going to do that? the modeling world is huge so it seems a little impossible, but at least it's sending a message this is inappropriate and abusive. stuart: tamara, i think we're almost there, almost in agreement. we're close, we're close, all right. the markets about to open and we're going to be down triple digits, and for the dow industrials, we've beeeen fallig the last half hour, now we're 117. look at the trailer for the next "star wars" movie. it's a big deal. we'll show you more of it in a moment. if a denture were to be

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coming intnto the u.s. sene. all the judicial positions. stuart: scott brown, republicac, trump pporter thinks the two sides in the thoughtful puican divide can get back together. moments fromow we'll get the trading day under way this thursdayorning. and abt two seconds. 9:30, here we go. the opening about not cute, but down about 100 points. who with us today you may wellsk? ashley webster, limcdonald, david dietz. larry levin. i didn't think you were inhe camera. i want to know from the get-go, why are we down about 60 to 100 points at the opening bell. david. >> was spent the afternoon studying those minutes. people are saying, why are they so damage. reflecting weaker global growth. stuart: that's the story.

we global growth about interest rates on the 10 year treasury.y. that's the problem. do you agree witith that? he's there but we can't hear him. ashley: i would say they were more hawks in the said minister expected here the fact that even an april rate hike was on the table was a little shocking on the floor yesterday afternoon and that is what they were telling me. wait a minute, here than we realize. that is bringing them down. liz: corporate earnings kicking off next week if we could have another backorder. stuart: you know what intrigues me, interest rates. the 10 year treasury yield is down to 1.74% to historically very, very low. that is your point. the world economy is in bad shape, puttingll their money to our treasury bonds driving our interest rates down. >> over the continent, the banks are struggling because the 10 year treasury just can't make

it. >> in japan that tenurure has a negative interest. you pay th to take yourr money. and now this. jpmorgan's chief jamieimon said volatility is the new normal for the markets because there's not as much cash to go around. wait a minute. all the central banks are printing up a storm. but they talking about? >> regulations in the wake of the financial crisis is forcing institutions to keep more cash on hand to act as a buffer. he said that if someone had a good thing, but it is creating a lack of liquidity and increasing volatility. stuart: the banks have to hold onto more of this cash as a buffer in case we get another crash or whatever it takes. ashley: that he says causes a volatile market. stuart: we are down 106 points as we speak. that put the dallas 176.

some stocks i want to go through real quickly. this is a windfall of most days. finally start with this one, please show me. let's start with twitter. it is down today down 21 cents at $17 ahare. what is going on with that, nicole? >> pick me. i've got ts one. first of all it is such 52 2 wes down 70%. the ipo even more so. morgan stanley has lowered the price $17. 16 backs from 18 backs. the scenarios actually $8. the report of the twitter won a great deal with the nfl on thursday night. the big picture here is the story remains the same. user growth to slip in and this is the story from the morgan stanley analyst, not a period -- not me.

on the decline, without new users and without the current people using a lot, shows decline overall. stuart: a dead duck at $15 a share. thks very much indeed. big names, here we go. start with ale. what is going on with apple this thursday morning? we are down $109 on apple. how about netflix? that has been down this calendar year. one of five unknown flicks this morning. fiat chrysler is going to lay off 1300 people at the cysler 200 plant in sterling heights, michigan. watch out. here comes donald trump. mcdonald's chairman andrew mckenna, the chair stepping down after 12 years. i think he's the ceo of the donald is trying to turn the company around and it's worked with the stock. disney, new "star wars" " trade. the stock is down, but it's a big deal.

>> said to come out in december. a big deal. when "star wars" movie a year. this is a movie -- the setting of it takes place before the original more menacing, more gritty. people really excited about the trailer coming. the stock is down 97. stuart: the suession, i got it that is interesesting. you ink people go out and buy a couple shares of dney because they are "star wars" fans or their kids are "star wars" fans? some peoe take their certificates and put them out. however, we n't recommend that. we don't think one show us enough to turn the ship around. stuart: that is the trailer, what we are looking off now. liz: it is kind of a spinoff movie. stuart: it doesn't come for a long, long te. milk that trade. how about alalibaba. this is a surprise.

it has passed wal-mart is the largest retail company in the world. hold on. how are they measuring? ashley: it comes from alibaba anyways. they said a stunned gross merchandising of volume at the end of their fiscal year, march 31st, they say t thehey expect to surprpass the $482 billion in revenues wal-mart posted in 2015. stuart: they are bigigger than wal-mart this day. tonight we have yet to see the numbers. stuart: i am very interested in amazon and their delivery system. they are expanding their prime same-day delivery to 11 more u.s. cities. i think that's a big deal. >> 27 cities have cincinnati, milwaukee. here's a talk on wall street. they really need this cause services, web services to

compies. gogoogle is giving them a run fr the money. two thir o of amazon sales come from the cause services, not from its retail operation. they've got to watch it with shipping costs. stuart: that season into their profitability. they spend a ton of money on delivery. i understand because deliveries very important to amazon. it's costing this much money, amazon is the 600 bucks a share. do youou like it at 600? >> we love the company. being able to have the same day delivery will obliterate the other retailers because that field everything ago tohe store down the street. the question is if they can literate greek sailors before wall street obliterates no earnings. stuart: you goodbye to 600? >> we are watching it. stuart: i said he would buy the 600? a company i think passive amazon characteristics as facebook. they are into everything. and now they are launching something called facebook live.

somebody in kansas, for example, the blood stream within the event like a wedding, baptism so that people could watch thousands of miles away live on facebook. >> there's much you could stream video in real-time. they have added a ton of features. you can pick out streaming video live anywhere in the world and look io it. it is fascinating. because this is where it's going. live streaming video. it is where advertisers want to go because there reaches a young audience. this is a big challenge of course, twitter's periscope, the possibilities are endless. the only downside was ma zetterberg jumped on it to highlight these new features and a crash. stuart: could i watch somebody else's wedding or baptism in kansas? ashley: no, i don't think so. stuart: book, stuart varney is

watching. stuart: could they inve anybody? liz: can you weigh in? bridesmaids dresses usually. uart: you take my point. facebook is getting into everything. just like amazon does. >> all the advertisers are migrating from the traditional media to facebook here they've got the right stuff there. stuart: how about tesla? orders for them new model three. >> morore than 276,000 pushing towards 300,000. the storyline here make e you me money in the opening wkend of "star wars." so wt is interesting here is the debate on wall street. what you look at now is the drag race between tesla's most powewerful car goes from zero to 60 and three seconds. watch you when the race via qantas airlines. it's going tbe the tesla car.

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looks like she's going to win in november? she would impose liability on the gunmaker so we all run out and buy guns now in advance of her order. do i make sense? >> we're already seen this with initiatives in the last couple years. people get ahead of potential prohibitions. >> is somebody sues the gunmaker, you are liable because it was your gun that was used. that was the end of guns. stuart: david, many thanks for being with u us. we appreciate you. check the big lord. i think this is thee lower morning down 117 points. we're 11 minutes into the trading session. wewe can't get enough of this. the spectacular hole-in-one. did yoyou see the seventh: a gust, a pars three chahampion. i'll tell you now. it is going.

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stuart: moments ago, hillary clinton spoke outside yankee stadium. she responded to bernie sanders calling her unqualified. listen. >> i understand bernie

sanders -- >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say. i will trust t the voters a new york who know me and have voted for me three times, twice for senate, one for the presidential primary. look, i don't kn why he is saying now. but i would take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz anytime. stuart: politics come in new york city. ashley: we are at a new stage for bernie sanders. he is giving hillary clinton a free pass on e-mails and everything else. he's got momentum, and it's really starting to push hard. stuart: she has to respond to him. liz: get readyor more pointed attacks. stuart: absolutely. come on in, please comment aaron bilbray who was a bernie sanders superdelegate joining us this morning from nevada. welcome back. good to see you on the show again. >> nice to be here. thank you.

stuart: hillary just said that she would go with bernie -- you would go with any democrat up against cruiser drum. would yo switch? would you u switch and support hillary if ernie is not the nominee? >> i feel pretty good ernie is going to be the nominee. if he's not, i would support secretary clinton. stuart: how about other superdelegates ?-questionstion -mark there's a lot of criticism that the party has got it sewn up for hillary. do other superdelegates to support bernie sanders feel like you did? >> i think they do. at the end of the day, either one of our candidates is superior to cruiser comp and we will be united. we are not find apart like the republican party is. we will come out of our convention in philadelphia ready to win and be the torres in novemb. strt: we hear you. i want to bring this to your attention. the top guy at the general lack

during a slamming your guy, bernie sanders. he wrote an op-ed. he said sanders had mentioned ge. his work today, gt has been in business for 124 years and we've never been a big hit with socialists. we create wealth and j jobs in that of just calling for them in speeches. what you say about that? >> those are very nice talking points from the ceo of general lack dirt. let's be honest about this. in 2010, ge didn't pay federal taxes. i know you've complained before about your high tax rate. it's simply not fair that you and i pay taxes in general lack is not and they continue to move jobs overseas. that is not being a good americ. when it corporations to continue to make our country to find the strongest country in the world. we americans, the average

american's don't agree with. stuart: would bernie sanders consider lowering the corporate tax rate to bring more money back to america? weigh over a trillion, maybe $2 trillion of american profit money overseas, which is staying overseas because of our high tax rate. do you think ernie cld cut that rate? >> i is going focus on the unclear tax loopholes. for instance, the ceo from ge came factories overseas demand stay living i guess who's moving from connecticut to boston. he can use his private jet is a tax deduction. stuart: you just don'tike him, do you? i've got interrupt you again i've got se breaking news. i've got a breakaway from the spirit come back on the showow. this morning, belgian police released a video of a man in a hat, besides back from the brussels airport. what does the new video show?

>> is over two minutes worth. they are just casually walking away from the airport. they are able to track his movements. areas. he ditched his jacket at t one point. we are seeing new video of this guy, new poses if you like. they have still not been able to identify him. almost two minutes worth of video as he left the uproar. we know his bomb did not dedecimate, that they are still not able to identify him or find him. they are putting the message out to the public. please call us if you think you know this person. stuart: a warning before we show you this. shocking video from europe. some may find this disturbing. migrants increased threat and to throw a baby at police. they are being carted back to turkey. they don't want to go. one man holds up a newborn baby

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they also say a staggering number of europeans have joined the terrorist groups overseas and are coming back to europe. you are a moderate muslim. you fight the islamists. should we be bringing these people to america? >> well, we certainly need to bat for the ideology of jihadist them, islamism and wherere not o be not give europe is overwhelmed by the volume. their communication is poor. even the preside said it's too slow to get information between countries that we don't have the method of adding them rightly. once we do that, we should bring some in. there's over 2 milli in europe. the volume is staggering. stuart: i want your opinion this video. avoid to warn everybody again. some may find this disturbining anand graphic. migrants had a great or threatening to throw the newborn baby at popolice because they don't want to be sent back to turkey. it has come to this, zuhdi

jasser. >> stuart, it is horrifying that dehumanization of these individuals. they don't care about their children. they just don't want to go back to turkey. it shows you that what we are seeing mr. to do much better than the way they would be treated in turkeyr r syria. they are doing anything. it is just inhumane what is happening here these are groups and families that don't know what to do. they lost their identity and their struggling to basically survive. stuart: it is the dilemma that you want to be a humanitarian but at the same time you want to be secure. there is simply no easy answer here. >> this is the unraveling of societal order as we know it. we see the last of humanity because we don't have a strategy and itits purple in syria in europe and into the world where the land of islam, where the war is happening in turn away is now striking a war outside of that.

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to go on fund-raising blitz, tapping his friends hollywood. he wants to helplp democrats retake congress. that is where the money is coming from, hollywood. bernie sande says hillary clinton is not qualified to be president. hillary responds. that is a silly thing to say, she says. division on the reblican side too. donald trump before a huge crowd on long island, he says, ted cruz hates new york. cruz, polling a distant third in trump's home state. the fight for delegates is on. check this out, the first trailer for the next "star wars" movie. big deal. we'll show it to you. hour two starts now. ♪ stuart: all right. we broke this story last hour, police releasing new video of the suspect in the brussels airport bombing. the man in the hat.

>> the man in the hat. they still don't know who he i . they're desperately trying to find out his identity. this cctv footage tracks him frfrom the airport, fromom whene bombs went off, just two hours later. at some e poinint he discards hs jacket. they are trying to find anyone who may have seen where the jacket may have been dropped off. that may give them dna evidence. they're asking the public looking at new stills, does anyone recognize him. you can see him casually walking after the bombs go off. walking past a sheraton hotel. at some point he breaks into a quick run. there he goes. he picks up his run a little bit. trace him to the local town near the airport. he is walking up and down streets. they have not been able to identify him. stuart: they don't know who he is and haven't got him. >> no. he one of three people went to the airport. with a bomb and never exploded. >> don't understand how inhumane they become. stuart: casually.

>> going about it, right. stuart: walking from carnage. >> it is chilling when you know what hpened. uart: it is inhuman. to the election, moments ago, hillary clinton responding to bernie sanders whoad called her unqualified for the presidency. listen to her response. >> i understand bernie sanders thininks you're not qualified? kind after silly thing to say. i which of trustst voters of new york who know plea and voted for me, three times. twice for senate, once in the presidential primary. look, i didn't, i don't know why he is saying that. but, i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz anytime. stuart: okay. now jessica tarlov is here, democrat extraordinaire. [laughter]. look, its getting really intense on democrats side. >> definitely. stuart: i think it is gets intense because hillary must win new york.

bernie senses he couldin new york, heatinup. >> must win in terms of delegates, no. but must-win in terms of momentum, message andstrategy, 100%. stuart: precisely right. >> exactly. bernie defitely smells some blood in the water there. he is riding high on six of seven stight victories. these are not victories in diverse states. new york is incredibly diverse state. stuart: true. >> she is hometown person even though bernie was born in brooklyn. stuart: he came out with a new ad, want a new federal investigation every time a police officer shoots and kills someone. >> good way to spend money, right? stuart: he is coming on strong, anti-police. i think that's a gambit to attract minority voters to him, pull them away from hillary clinton. >> i think it is but it's a misguided one. the minority community is actually incredibly supportive of the police force. funny, think back, she has taken

a lot of heat for the 1994 crime bill but the black community w behind it. black community want responsible policing not less policing. stuart: i don't hear that very often. >> god i'm hear to tell you. ststuart: you know what i mean? i hear from "black lives matter." i hear from demonstrators. i n't hear from people you're talking about. >> i do believe those voices should be stronger. the police and military are two of t most respected institution in this country, far ahead of the government, surely of any politician. i think is a gambit that will not work in bernie sanders's favor. he is grasping at straus here. essentially entire black community is behind hillary clinton. stuart: you wouldn't discount a bernie sanders win in new york, would you? >> i wouldt discount it. it will be very close. i think she will end up winning. take into account going back to the original premise of her saying she is not qualified to president. 2.5 million people said she is

more qualified to be president than bernie sanders. he was reacting three times earlier in the day she refused to say he was qualified. after "new york daily news" interview where he couldn't say how he would break up banks i understand why she is taking up that tack. stuart: hillary supporter. >> democrat supporter.r. stuart: quick check -- don't't worry. i got check the markets. will you look at this, jessica? >> i don't understand numbers. just spend all the money. [laughter]. stuart: dow inindustrials down about 100 points, triple digit selloff. the problelem here, is the globl economy. really slowing down. and not helping us at all the price of oil is down about 1%. so when you have got oil down and stocks down, looks to me like the webster ratio is reinstated. >> cue the trumpets. stuart: don't get carried away. oil down, stocks down, 10:05

eastern time, , do you know whee your stock is? this could be the financial story from the day. new numbers from the education department reveal about 40% of student borrowers, that would be nine million people, are not making payments either on time or at all. details, ash? >> three million people have not had to make a payment, not saying they should have made a yment, not made a payment at least a year. that is shocking. another three million are at least a month behind. almost another three million had their loans put on hold, deferred a as they call it. 43% actually of student loans are in some form of default. stuauart: here comes bailout. >> t taxpayers are on the hook. ey're paying dirt cheap terest rates as well this is shocking. shows you how upside down student loan industry is and tuition, industry. knows bleed gouging of middle class families of overcharging universities.

>> do no credit checks, no cosigners guarantying loans. they were thrown out willy-nilly. biions upon billions out there. stuart: "wall street journal" says this morning, a lot of those people are not paying will not pay. have no intention of paying but we'll bail them out. >> new entitlent state. stuart: jessica, i think this plays right into the hands of bernie and hillary offering free stuff, bail out the student loan problem, buy votes from young people with our money. you have gotot 20 second. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are ve different candidates especially on this issue. his plan is free college. her plan i is more responsible financing. she wants -- why are you looking at me like that. stuart: you can see bailout cocoming like i can, can't you? >> not if hillary clinton is president. her plan costs 350 billion over course of 10 years. >> just 350? >> instead 800 billion? makes a difference. >> new entitlement state we'll bail out. >> okay. what liz said.

strt: sorry. move over to the republican side. our next guest says he was considering voting for donald trump but after the week he had, not so sure anymore. "new york post" columnist michael goodwin is h here, pulitzer prize winner to boot. welcome back. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: what came out of trump's mouth, self-inflicted wound is making youou think twice? >> well, look,k, he had it, he really had it all in front of him. all he had to do was broaden his appeal and behave and try to unite the party. in fact i believe he is going backwardrds. stuart: he says he is going to hire a whole bunch of ststaffer, i guess to professionalize and keep his campaign on track. he says s he is going to d do t. >> look, i think that is important and hand-to-hand delegate fight in some these states he is clearly behind on, he hasn't had the ground forces ted cruz has, but i think real problem with the trump campaigns is what comes out of his mouth. it is very hard to hire a ststaf to fix that if he isis determind not to fix it.

if he is going to do things the other night, for example, , aftr losing wisconsin, that statement he put out, was childish. he was whining. he was a victim of ted cruz and the establishment. this is not, it is clearly not presidential but not even donald trump people come to admire and who are supporting. stuart: michael, do you sense the rest of ththe country feels the same way that you do? maybe enough i is enough? trump p has peaked and he is on the way down because of what he is doing to himself and what he is saying about his campaign? >> we won't see that in new york. the question is what happens in the follow-up states but, his numbers seem to have peaked at about 3737, 38% in some of the states, pulling, only 32, 33% in wisconsin was an underperformance for himim. now we're down to the short strokes in these states with only three candidates, kasich not being a factor in most of

them. it is still there. he has clearest path to majority of delegates beforehand. i do believe if he doesn't get it on the first ballot he is probably not going to get it. i would say quickly, stuart, a t some point he has to unite t the party. you can not win the presidency if half the republblicans don't show up for you. ststuart: true. >> you have to unite the party and build on that. he is not uniting the party and he is not building on it. so i'm not sure if he gets the nomination how he wins the general election. stuart: so you do think if he hasn't got the 1237 on first ballllot and goes to second balt trump is out? it will coalesce whoever else it is? >> it would be almost anybody but win. stuart: he can't win, republics can't win in that scenario. >> we have divided republican party. i think chances s of republican party being united are growing slimmer by the day.

stuart: ouch!. michael goodwin. mcdonald's another all-time high hit this morning. second new high for mcdonald's this month and 10th new high for this year. they have a turnaround plan. looks like it is working. next up, the tax foundation says we pay more on taxes, on food, clothing, housing combined. what do you have. >> cheery wake-up call. 4.9 trillion what americans pay in all-in, federal, state and local. 4.9 trillion. thatith necessity, food, clothing shelter average me take for us to be clear of all our tax bills, we basically work for the u.s. government up until april 24th on average. if y live in new jersey, new york, california it is may. that is how long you are literally paying what you make throrough the government through may. you keepfter may for yourself. stuart: hillary and bernie want more. >> that's correct. stuart: both of them want more

tax revenue. >> yes. stuart: even though you have 4.9 trillion coming in already, both want more. >> this is wake-up call. what are you payining for, americans, out there, right? stuart: good question. >> we're wiping out entrepreneurs. that went upside down. usually entrepreneurs are ones who know with what their tax ll. stuart: bumper sticker. we don't get all the government we pay for. you like that? you don't have to smile, jessica. >> that is wrong foror a bumper sticker. stuart: my god. >> all right. stuart: i got a truck. donald trump beefing up his campaign, getting serious after four straight losses. a trump supporter joins us next. check this out, playing all day long, 80 years old, gary play. david: golf legend along with jack nicklaus, sitting ceremonial shot to start off this year's masters. he did ithis morning. we'll talk about hisis hole-in-e

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stuart: there he is, bernie sanders, he just took the stage in pladelphia. he is addressing a union meeting, afl-cio. you may remember that hillary addressed that same meeting in philadelphia just yesterday. we'll bring you the fireworks and any new statements from bernie, if and when he makes them. you have to look at this. it is gaming issue obviously. up 10%.

best performer on s&s&p 500. what happened? one investment, just one. >> gambling revenue is coming back a little bit macao apparently. the vip gamblers thrown out in 2014 -- stuart: they're coming bac >> they're cominback. stuart: one investment firm says, thisis is interesting, 10. how about mcdonald's, 10th high, this year by the way, all-time h high. it was at 127.99 earlier. that is the nenew high. that worked, that turn around plan, it's working. as everybody in new york knows, there are primary elections here april 19th. the latest poll not looking good for ted cruz, ash. >> that is understatement, stu. this is monmouth poll. look at these numbers, donald trump way out in front. 52%. coming in second place, you can't say that often, john kasich 25%. ted cruz all the way back with 17%. there has been a slew of polls done in new york.

every one has shown dold trump with at least a 20% lead. >> interesting. stuart: third place, ted cruz. >> you know, you make those comments about new yorkers. stuart: new york values. don't so that son, don't do that. meanwhile the trtrump campaign will, they say they will hire, ote, several seasoned operativeses and quote, well-knn established names to prepareor a contested convention. former mccain-palin communication aide and trump supporter boris epstein is here. he needs help. you agree that?? >> we need to expand the base, we need to expand the base. stuart: need help with the campaign, not putting his foot in h his mouth. not inflicting wound upon himself. >> here is the thing, stuart, the same thing negative last few days is thing that got him here. the factct that he is someone to speak off-the-cuff, enables brussels happens, call into morning shows without having 37 conference calalls and preparerd speech l like hillary clinton. that is what got him to where he is.

stuart: you don't think the public, voting public is getting a littlele tired of it? it's a little old, don't you think? >> not in maryland where he is at 41% up 10 points. in california up by seven points. he is doing really, really well from the states here on out. wisconsin is purple state. it is unusual state. the state gop has not won since 1984 with ronald reagan let's nonot give it more credene anand more importance thanan it should have. stuart: he is hiring people to help what is probably going to be a probablbly contested election, the fifight for delegates. he w wants seasoned professionas on the floor in the convention in cleveland to figure out how he is gogoing to win. he may not win on the first ballot, which h means a contestd election, which means big trouble, big fight for delegates.s. >> if you look at nunumbers goig from here until the convention he has a straight papath to 123. he can absolutely get there. if he doesesn't, short by 50 or 75, stuart, there will be sisix weeks between the e last primary

and convention where youou can negotiate and get tho delegates, unbound 150, maybe as many 223 unbound, depending what happens to rubio trying to hold his delegates. there is a lot of time to wrangle those delegates on your side. stuart: there are 150 delegates to the convention as you say unbound. they can vote for anybody. >> right. stuart: it is theirall. >> surrogate's call. stuart: everybody will be hanging on every word they say in the six weeks between the last primary and convention. >> if you're at 1200,ay trump is or cruz at 700 or 800. i don't think cruz gets that many, trump will have much better thing, much better offer to the delegates. i'm likely president. come with me, get me over the line. let's work together to make this country better. stuart: why doesn't donald trump make overtures to cruz people and rubipeople and kasich people in advance of this floor fight for delegates? why doesn't he make nice? why doesn't he try to unify the party a bit more?

you see donaldrump even today, the man is out there going, lyin' ted and insult across the board. >> as far as ted cruz that ship has sailed. rubio also. that has gotten personal both sides. stuart: why does he do it still? >> with kasich n not much persol attacks. stuart: why do it with cruz and rubio. >> cruz brought it on to himself n new york, cruz. cruz went to the bronx, got booed. i don't know what cruz is thinking coming to new york. he should focus on further states. i'm not one of his supporters. i'm not ging him advice. stuart: wouldn't you bmore comfortable if donald trump would make overtures to rest of the republican party? >> absolutely. doesn't have to do with ted cruz personally. stuart: does mean stop calling him lyin' ted, doesn't it. >> people like him. stuart: you have a smile. boris, thank you very much indeed. >> thanks for having me. stuart: hillary clinton she says victims much gun violence should be allowed to sue the gunmers. here is the question.

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passed t that granted gun manufacturers immunity from all lawsuits stemming from injuries that resulted from the criminal misuse of their product. there were other exceptions as well, that included breach of contract, defective product, much like other united states manufacturer it also included negligence. for example, the families of sandy hook victims filed suit under the negligent entrustment. most suits filed under that don't ke past motion to dismiss change incding aurora shooting victims family and los angelejewish community nter victims as well. stuart: you need to chan the law, liability law, as it relates to gun manufacturers, in order to impose broader line on them, is that accute? >> it would be interpretation. the cots interpretation of that exception. so forxample, the sandy hook famimily, victims families ain, theye suing saying marketing alone was a form of neigent entrustment because this wean

is designed fomilitary use only. they're marketing to children in videogames. any civilian use of this product exceeds the scope of recreation and home defense. uart: real fast, emily, if they did broaden the liability, impoised on gunmakers, would that put the gunmakers out of siness? could it? >> it could in the extreme sense. it would have a tremendous impact on suits, absolutely but i don't think anythi will put th out of business at this point. stuart: we got i emily, sorryo short. you got right to the point. we like that. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. stuart: bernie sanders takes a shot at general electric and jeffff immelt, the ceo fires rit back. he says ge has never been a hit with socialists. ge is all about job creation and prosperity. we got the story. and check this out. it is a gucci ad banned in britain because the del is too skinny. we'll explain it after this.

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something to d do with this. 1.71%. that is extremely low. thglobal economy and our to not doing that well. then we have him on our show yesterday. black people have lostst ground. president obama in t white house. world tape. >> black people have lost ground in a free major category. clearly, one cannot lean exclusively at the history of obama. the most loyalal constituency dd not gain any ground. stuart: conservative reviews cheap correspondent is with us. dr barton also joining us today. your thoughts on what was just said.

>> i agree with him on map played. progressive policy failed. the news this week is that millionaires are leaving c chico in drones because of high taxes and legislation neared high unemployoyment. high crime rate. no insensitive for countries to conduct their businesses to have it employed. >> i came on yesterday. we are in agreement on this. we have done well for ourselves. the secret is growth. i want growth. grow the economy and everyone moves up the chain. >> progrowth legislation. look that the at the fact that the gdp is what? 1%. that is a huhuge problem.

>> it could be better stuart: it should bebe a lot better. president obama blocking two major business mergers this week. one between the drug companies pfizer and allergan. stopping a merger between haiburton and anger hughes. it seems like mr. obama is becoming more d more and more antibusiness. >> i thinkhat that is true trying to help construct the election.. i think to the point w we just mamade before, he has been tryig to legisislate prosperity. there is no waway you can legislate prosperity. the jobs become more available. companies like this do not fee like they have to rush overseas

to g tax benits. >> bernie sanders. the new ad, it features eric garner. world tape. >> people are dng. i believe it is justice. he is now seeing his goal against the crimiminal justice system. that is why i am for bernie. stuart: he is making, i think, a dict appeal to minority voters where he really was to win. >> where are the resources going to come from? he is trying to garner minority support. stuart: every time a police officer shoots and kills someone, vernay sanders wants a federal investigation.

i guess that the money comes from the feds. >> whatever point he is trying to make, i do not see the point. they are not killing black americans just because. that is a bad message that is not being delivered. stuart: do you want to get into this? >> so many things here that congressman sanders wants. does not have any idea how he will pay fort. he would love to do all of those things. i think that thais a key point that we need to keep hitting overnd over again. this is just a hail mary pass. >> we shl see. we have politics. lookt an individual stock

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home. the largest reta economy in the world. you have major companies in the world say they will have oreos and cadbury chocolates. >> a battle of who is the giant. stuart: that is a lot of money. almost a trillion combined. thank you very much indeed. president obama heading to california. more on the startudded ha ♪ me get ready for tax time. to separate expenses,i just swipe. it's one hat i don't mind wearing. [passenger] i work for me. and so does quickbooks. it estimates my taxes,so i know how much stays in my pocket. and that's how i own it. [announcer] ay in the flow with quickbooks self-employed.

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>> that is pretty good. the candidate's in new york. president obama on the west coast. what is t the president doing in california? tell me. >> on to hollywood for fundraisers. he hopes they will raise millions. the national polls. getting swamped by hillary clinton. these republicans are taking on donald trump. we could also take back. we may even take back the house. it will be such a blood bath. tickets are 15,000. the ip perception. 56,000. i will put you down for the vip

recession. stuart: we hear you. thank you very much indeed. a revolutionary w pacemaker.. it attaches directly to the heart. it does not acquire wires. this design makes it safer. approv i that fta. i do n get i new york. april 19. ted cru dead last in the empire state. kasich 25. ok who was here. eight ted cruz fundraiser. >> good morning. >>our guy is going to win big in new york. >> he is approaching new york with the same methodical strategy.

he hopes to cherry pick delegates. neighborhoods at may not necessarily appeal to trumpmp voters. stuart: we had a california republican poll. nine or 10. seven points up in california. >> it has also been showing them even. i think that ted cruz will be able to tip away at the delegates that by bit as we go into the midwestern states. managed to kill a contested convention.. stuart: that i is what you want. it will go to a second ballot. that is where you think ted cruz comes on strong. to do that, you have ttake the weight delegates from trump. why should a trump delegate go for a ted cruz when they have more delegates to start with?

>> they still have rubio's delegates up for grabs. the party chairman and some of the primary states have been e-mailing. convincing other delegates to possiblyome on board. especially if there is a second ballot. if people think that he can win, i think that the party will coalesce around cruz. stuart: u think that the trump voters will say, that's okay. he beat usus fair and square. >> there will be blood. i do think that the president will be either donald trump or ted cruz. i have said that since last may when pundits thought thai was just ridiculous. i think that it is a reality. i think that it is wishful thinking for kasich. i do not think that it is going

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stuart: what aess. something deeply wrong with our college system. consider today's news about higher education. student loans have not made a payment in a year. another 3 million are at least a mont late. another 3 million want a temporarhold to any payments at all. four out of 10 are not paid. they may never pay. bernie or hillary will bail them out. then, there is the college in arizona reported today that is making students pay into a scholarship fund for illegal immigrants. let's not forget the anti-free-speech nonsens examples pop up daily. a college in tenssee. thisis is what is happening. students sensitive to any opinion other than beyers demand

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stuart: right out-of-the-box. look at what we have. shows donald trump leading ted cruz by seven votes in california. joining us is dan henninger from the "wall street journal," ashley webster fox business and monica crowley.

to you first, monica. trump seven points out front in cafornia. a clear shot to the nomination. >> california comes june 7. vevery rarely. so far we will see if you will be able to sustain it. the congressional district. it makes it very complicated. dan, it occurs to me, for the first time in my lifetime, there are republicans in california playing a role on the national stage. stuart: are there any republicans in california? >> iis total number of

delegates. i think that it is about breakingights going into cleveland. both donna trabant ted cruz have to work on the assumption. they will have to go into cleveland. look, i performein the primary. republicans want a winner. above ideology. they want to win. beating both of those guys in the head-to-head. it just complicates it even morere. >> here is the next one. hillary clclinton responding to bernie sanders statement. >> i understand. >> it is kind of a silly thing to s say. i will trust them to know me. voted for them read times.

once in the presidential primary. i do not know why he is saying that. i will take bernie sanders over donald trumpr ted cruz anytime. >> hillary clintons not qualified to be president. >> disqualification is one thing based on that t argument. tuesday she is not qualified to be president is a different line of attacksks. remember, it is largely with bernie sanders. a radical left party now. i think that it isery close for new yorork. >> it is crucial that she w win.

>> this will be a tremendous embarrassment. bernie is coming on strong. >> the gop is littered with politicians. someone e who is honest and trustworthy y and milk. if she loses new york, i know she is still between the delegate count. >> there is nowhere else for it to go. >> not a fatal blow. extremely damaging to her. winnintheir home states except for trump and hillary. they both need to win and win big.

stuart: dan honegger and his piece in the "wall street journal." enabling the panama paper scandal that happened in the first place. you say that it is all about the permit breed. >> trying to get to panama city. and incredibly poor ratios of her men this has been going on for at least 40 years. it is not just the billionaire in panama. going toestern europe in understanding it is rammed by gray and black markets. crash only -- cash only transactions. the question is, will bernie sanders socialist politics during the united states? >> hiding corrupt money.

>> paying their own tax rate. >> your article in the washgton times says you believe that president obama has basically paid the y for bernie sanders and his socialist agenda. >> i come at it from a slightly different angle. the clinto having such a tough me navigating. succeeded in taking the democratic party back to the left. bill clinton brought it back to the center. the democrats socialist. >> interesting. you will love this one. a new report finds tha americans have more on their

taxes for food, clothing and housing. [laughter] the democrats still want to raise more tax money. they taken 4.9.9 trillion alrea. it is never enough. never. ever. 25%. very famous poll. i think it would be a fair tax rate. that is not think. it is close to 72%. they are insatiable. there are a lot of people in the state republicans that are angry about it. you know who they will vote for,

dold trump. stuart: he will tax hedge fund people. >> for the left, yes, of c cour. they need to see a comfortably. it is about ideology. it is not about what works economically. it gives people more of their own money. they put it t back into the economy. they start businesses. that is not how the left thinks. barack obama's father was a committed communist. >> you point them. >> 22 million people. 9 million of them.

given those numbers. >> 3 million of them have not made a payment in at least a year. you will get back to it later. this is a huge amount of money that quite fraly has never been repaid. stuart: i say that this is paving the way for a bailout. wanting to bail them out to buy the youth vote. >> both candidates are edgg up to that. trying to buy big youth vote. we know nothing is great. stuart: 100%. [laughter] >> that is rht. >> anybody who buys a house ou in the suburbs takes a mortgage.

i do not have to pay back my loan. they will never pay. they are not paying. your pc insanity. chattanooga. writing a pro- donald trump message. we do not support bigotry or hatred. wishing to spread t that.

so, you, young lady, out. >> there has been backlash t to this. you are going out to defendnd te right to express yourself. what is terribly crazy is that there is a whole situation. there is no counseling involved. >> i say they are negating the true function of the university. >> they are not wrong. the adults are teaching that. stuart: all right, everybody. that concludes our rapidfire round.

are you staying? >> i am staying. stuart: authority and brussels. releasing this new video of the bombing suspect. ashley: that is him walking past the sheraton. just after the bombs exploded. they hope that someone will say i know who that is. they have not been able to retrie those either. very frustrating. he is e third bomber. he brought it to the airport in his piece of luggage. >> casually walking away after the mayhem that he crereated. >> i believe that t this is the low ofof the day.

down 1 168. if you think we are marching towards 18,000, you will be disappointed. the market selloff, it is my opinion, the yield on the treasury. 1.69%. we will take it on the chin. down 170 points on the dow. it is called inhumane. he makes his case next. golf legend fresh off his hole in one at a gusto yesterday. he will join us to talk about this. jujust watch this.

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stuart: a disturbing video for you. you are looking at it right now. this may be a little graphic. you are looking out migrants. threatening to throw a newborn child, a baby, apple lease to avoid beingg deported. it has come to this. i think that they are lost. >> the invasion that has come from north africa, we're just looking at the most recent wave. this has been going on for decades. itit is islamic conquest throuoh migration. once they get a total there, they expand and before you know it, they have control over this

land. they have frfrustration that thy cannot cross the border. a lot of people are suffering there. the invasion, this has been going on for quite a long time. there is more ofof this activity coming from that culture into european culture. you u will see more and more of it. stuart: monica, thank you. donald trump says he will stop them from sending monies back to mexico. he is u using that read as leverage. father jonathan morris is wi us now. he says that this proposal -- what? this proposal is inhumane. he is not proposing to take money. >> of course he is. >> no, he's not.

doing with that money what they will. legal things like sending it to family members. it is inhumane. strt: it is leverage. if you do not -- >> from what have seen, i do not think that he can change. it must be okakay. it is fine to use lerage like that. why doesn't he do this? why doesn't he go after the businesses that are hiring illegals. stuart: talking about building a wall. i is making this threat so that they will do it. >> companies did not hire illegals, no one would be comi over here.

they are coming over here four jobs. standing up to those businesses and saying what you are doing is wrong. we will keep tm from sending back money to their families. >> thais a hard line. >> negotiating principle. that does not mean that it is this for a generation. that border is absolutely porous. president obama has doneothing about it. >> i agree. exercising leverage. that is inhumane. >> it is a terrible thing. it is bad. it does not mean that i can do whatever i want and leverage people that are suffering.

stuart: you are getting angry with me. you are on the verge. >> i could not get mad at you. especially when you are wrong. stuart: that is good did that is good did listen to this. hillary clinton is on the campaign trail an unborn child, referred to that as a person. no constitutional rights. that is a huge t thing. huge problem for hillary clinton. >> it is. a huge mistake, i think, political for her. teaching older generatio of science. that is a person. >> the modern sonogram where the child is clearly visible.

you can see it. a big contribution to the abortion debate. >> they came up and said, would you mind opening this envelope. that changes. stuart: in your eyes. > they were very happy. >> 37 years ago. the very earliest sonrams. you know, you are wrong onhe first topic. we agree on the second. that is not bad. never coming back. [laughter] college in a arizona charges a e for illegal immigrants. we will get monocots take on that in just a moment.

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upgrade, 10%. another high for mcdonald's, 127.99 earlier, the 10th all-me higthis year. that turnaround plan is working. we are getting polls from future primy states. from myland, the republican side, trump 41, john kasich 31, ted cruz 22, ted cruz is third, there are 38 delegates in maryland. on the democrat side hillary, 35, sanders 30, delegates on the democrat side in maryland. those polls just beginning to come in. more lunacy on college campuses, private college charges studts a fee to fund scholarships for illegal immigrants. this is not a mandatory fee, if they want the money back they can get it back but they h haveo take aion to get it back and from illegals. >> absolutely insane, not

surprising given the climate we are seeing on college campuses or the left has dominated universities for decades, this is a logicalxtension of that. the reaction from students, this is absolutely insane, why do we haveo pay for somebody's education who shouldn't even be in the country, i struggle paying my own college tuition, why do i have to pay for someone else? these kids support bernie sanders because they like socialism in theory but when reality hits, it is another ballgame. stuart: the democratic socialist bernie sanders says if a police officer is involved in a fatal shooting the feds should investigigate. judge andrew napolitano coming up on that subject. >> a police officer who killed somebody othe job, immediately initiate a federal departmt of justice investigation.

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stuart: down 161 points, triple digit selloff. why? look at ththis. interest rates, that is the key yield on the trend yeaear treasusury, we were 179, we aret 170, that is a very low level.

that implies real trouble for the global economy and hours too. big drop on the stock market. how about the share e price of win? not just that one analalyst sai to buy that thing but steve wynn who runs the show after e close yeststerday said it talke his stock. that worked. numb $100 0 a sharon win, 11% higher. the price of oil, where are we as of right now? we are at $36.95. how are the gas prices? national average for regular is $2.04 sense, about $.30 higher than a month ago. straight up on gas. gracing our set in new york, ace oil analyst. thanks for joining us. what is going on with gas? how can you justify such a sharp

run-up in price? >> $13 a barrel rise since winter lows. this was the catalyst, major short squeeze, speculators got themselves oversold so $15 a barrel rise above $25 to $40, historically numone dodollar move in the price of oil trananslates to a 2 sent moving the price a retail. stuart: it is legit? >> we have to kekeepep in mind are at the point where we arare transitioning from the winter season to the summerer grade season. summmmer grade gasoline, many types of petrochemicalal feedstocks that t go in, more expensnsive to make this gasoli so you have those drivers driving price of gasoline to a very modest level. stuart: you say it is legit, this is legit, you are a speculator. yoyou are not conspirinto gouge

the customer. >> this is fundamental. stuart: we have a whopping big oversupply, a huge glut worldwide. i don't see that bei worked off anytime sosoon. i don't see oil prices going back to $50 or $60 a barrel anytime soon. do you? >> absolutely not. what we are seeing in this $15 rise is the producers sold into this. producers are against these prices. why do we own oil, producers selling oil over the next few years. stuart: the producers themselves, the oil companies and nationalized oil companies and the rest of them, they are in fact looking at the market and saying it won't go up? >> absolutely. they took advantage of this,

sold futures to hedge against their production, so that is a clear signal the producers telling us. stuart: it was a pleasure having you on as a speculator on this program. let's get to politics, bernie sanders says any police officer involved in fatal shooting ould be investigated by the federal government. roll tape. >> police officers got to be trained to know how to deal, not easy stuff but to deal witith tt without using lethal forc we have to change the culture o police violence and any police officer who killesomebody o on the job, that will immediately itiate a federal the permit of justicinvestigation. stuart: there is a campaign ad from bernisanders featuring erica garner, the daughter of the man who died during a police

altercation in new yor role that tape. >> people are dying. we need a president, bernie sanders is a protester. he goes against the criminal justice system. that is why i am for bernie. of the one judge andrew napolitano is here from dc, good to see you again. let's take these issues in order. bernie sanders wants the federal investigation anyte a police officer shoot anybody dead. you make of that what? judge napolitano: that would be highly inappropriatete and it ia significant change in the law, there must be evidence of criminality, evidence of decision made on an improper basis like race, evidence of inappropriate use of deadly foe where less worse would have worked before you can trigger the investigation. you can't just say anytime there is a death we will investigate.

the police use deadly force, it is absolutely justified under local law and federal law. there are instances in which it is not and the feder government should reserve its ility to intrude to those instances, or doing it blankly. if he investigates if he dispatches a team of fbi agents to investigate every time deadly force is used, that will vastly dissipate resources that the fbi would attend to use 2 other purposes. stuart: another subject we should discuss,ernie sanders once convicted felons to regain their right to vote after serving their il time. just watch this. >> a wholele lot of people who rve time in jail for feloni have lost their right to vote. in my state of vermont, that

does not exist. the feeling is, in a few states, my view is if you have served your time, if you have paid your debt, you should not lose your democratic rights. stuart: what do you make of that? jujudge napolitano: i must tell you there is an unususual and uniq combination of people in the united states senate. when i tell you who they are you will know how i feel, whhave offered legislation to prohibit blocking felons who have fully served their time which includes other duties after you get out of jail, halfwayouses and things like that and those are senator cory booker from new jersey and senator rand paul fromom kentucky. both of them from different ends of the senator spectrum, booker clos to senators sanders and senator paul arguing the eighth amendment prohibiting cruel and

unusual pushment should prohibit the continuing punishment of someone after they serve their time. how convicted felons vote, republican, democrat, libertarian, i don't know, i don't know if there are statistics on that, but that shouldn't be the deciding factor. the deciding factor should be can you punish someone after they serve their time? stuart: on principle you say let them vote when they serve their time. i want to leave a second here because you have an editorial in thwashington times saying minimum wage, e charge towards $15 an hr is fraud. you have 30 seconds to makyour case. judge napolitano: thuninintended conseqnces of raising the minimum wage are poor peop will lose theijobs becse th simply are not worth the ney the governmentays they have to pay. the other unintend conquence is this is not money coming from the employer to the employ, it is money coming from the

consumer to the employee because prices will rise and some prices will re such that the people this is supposedo help won't be able to get those goods. when governor brown sign $ an hour into lain california as he was signi it he said this makes no economic nse but i am signing it anyway. stuart: sort those people out, see you in the morning. after the break the interview we are waiting for, golf legend gary player making the one and he is onhe show next.

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>> 35 major chancy and ship wins. stuart: yesterday, the par 3 contest, look at the ball go, so slow, you kn, you are not there. oh marco oh. gary player sunk tt hole-in-1, 31 steuben of his career and he is on the thr with us now. mister player. >> so nice to talk to you. how many hours did one of you have? one was lucky. stuart: you know what everybody is saying? you are 80 years old, you hit a hole-in-1, most people half your age couldn'takeclose to the green, they are marling at u. >> that is a compliment and i work very hard at that.

just warming up but compared recently to defend, friends of yours, you srt to giggle and i said why are you gigglingng? always remember it. stuart: hold on a second because donald trump was referring to your worut regimen and just going to tell the audience what he sai role that. >> gary player was a golfer, great golfer, one of the great golfers of all time. they used to say he was diminutive, small, work harder than any human being but he was a small guy. he hitt good. he hit it far, great golfe everybody has heard of gary player from south africa. 80 years old, phenomenal, looks like he did 20 years ago but

gary player woed hard and the first time, maybe i heard it again but he was the one, the harder i work the luckier i get. that is gary player. he worked so hard. stuart: you are a legend, share with our aience again, is it 700 crunches you do it a? >> i am hoping for itow, numb 1300 offenses, 400 pounds, i get on the treadmill, but that is a nice complement from donald trump. i appreciate that very much indeed. he has created so many jobs and with tiger woods and jack nicholas and arnold palmer and myself, i thank them for their

compliments. what made america great was hard work. isn't that true? stuart: very true. i am looking forward to the masters, it starts today. i will spend my weekend in front of the tv watching it, i do every year. a crop of young brilliant players who will fight it out, we have jason day, adam scott, jordan beef, rory mcelroy, the book is jason davis 13-numtwo. what is your comment? >> number one in the world and fabulous golfer. he is -- these are wonderful young men, dress well, speak well, raise a lot of money for charity, it is wide open. it would be good for golf if rory mcelroy -- joined the five

as grand slam winners and golf needs a shot in the arm, professional golf is very healthy, amateur golf is not. a lot are closing out the best rounds of golf. on the other hand, they are all stringing so well. i am the same of you. i will be here t the whole week. thanks three times. stuart: great to have you on the show. we appreciate it and we willllll be watching, see you again soon. >> love to all your viewers. ashley: a lovely guy. stuart: 80 years. ashley: he is right. stuart: 1300 crunches in a day. incredible. donald trump versus ted cruz in new york, trump goes after ted cruz pointing out the senator can get barely get numb 100 people to rally in the bronx,

the new york values comment rereally did hurt ted cruz?

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this. uber has signed up 60,000 veterans and spouses as uber drivers transitioning them into jobs that are flexible, where they can make money and help ends meat, i had an exclusive interview with robert gates about his chairmanship of this initiative and i asked how does this help uber's bottom line and this is what he said. >> it t is a great source of income for a lot of people but for a lot of veterans it is an opportunity to be entrepreneurial, build their own business, some veterans on several vehicles but what my colleagues and i have placed a premium on is not just getting veterans jobs, but creatin choices for them that comport with their place in life and what their needs are. stuart: who is the gentleman with gaetz?

>> emile michael. the reason you should pay attention toim is this company is valued at 50, $60 billion. it is going to go public's in the next couple years and they are focusing on veterans but also thinking about where to make money in the future. stuart: but it is wonderful initiative. thanks very much indeed. joining us now, sergeant tim lee, vietnam veteran. you were listening to this and we are interested in your comments on uber hiring that's. you have to approve of this i take it. >> absolutely. anything that helps our veterans is a big deal. i really had not had experience with uber until a few weeks ago. i was at the gop debate in detroit. we were in motor city hotel and neededed to go a couple places. i had trouble getting a taxi so got uber and that was our first

experience and use them ree times and it was fantastic. wehat i hope it was a veteran driving your ubeber car. >> a marine just like myself. stuart: you are a ted cruz supporter. why are you a ted cruz supported? >> i am from texas. texans like people that tell you they are going to do something and actually do it. that is why ted cruz is so valued in texas, popularity is great here, we had the gop primimary a few weeks ago, he w by a landslide. that sent a message to the rest of america. from that moment our momentum has begun to build, wisconsin on tuesday night oror all the date in betetween most of those date because texas said to the rest of the country this is our guy, he saiaiwhat he did he was going to do, we believe him and we believe the rest of the country should listen alsoso.

i think the rest of the country is beginning to hear and listen to teded cruz. stuartrt: if ted cruz is not th nominee would you throw your support to donald trump p or anybodody else who is the republicanan nominee? >> my philosophy, i have friends ththat differ with this, abc, anybody but clinton oror anybod but sanders as far as i am concerned. they have their own set of problems on the other r side bui am going to vote for whoever the nominee is. i feel very strongly it will be ted cruz.. the momentum has changed, he has a messssage and people are listening to it. a lot of things being said right now about new york values, donald trump talking about values. everybody knew exactly what ted cruz m meant, anybody with comm sense new new york is a very liberal state. they have the strictest gun laws.

stuart: i have to cle but if i i in a fight i want you on my side. >> i want you on my side too. stuartrt: thanks verery much. more varney in a moment.

stuart: we took it to the last second, my time is up, neil, it is yours. of the 20 sullivan sues, interest rates are coming down again, you know the drill when stocks selloff, bonds and treasury bills look very attractive and rates are coming dodown a little bit in and out 6 week lows but the story for the timing seems to be this nonotion that we could be in foa worrisome quarter of earnings, not only expected to contract about 8% on average, you heard that before but it would continue a string g of such developments for the fourth quarter in a row. we keep a close eye on that. in our neck of the woods i can see new york