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aughter] >>donald and hilla both have the eye of the tigeet it? a reference to rocky i, get it? rocky a philadelelia icon, get it? and pennlvania one o of the states, both are loong to sweep the e ates. i' have your coverage on the fox business network, , we kick off at 7:00. watch the results come in, shou be good. we'll get to politics s in a second, but i want to start t with apple reporting p profits this afternoon. now, the stock i is down 20% since last april. liz macdcdonald is here, these reresults, this is more than jut iphone sales a and how they're doing in china. it's also a lot to do with newe products. >> yeah, jimmy carter seemtoto be malaise here, that ththe iphone salal hit a wall. they're looking at pototentiall talking ababout wall street analysts about this, first, , revenue drop i in years. so, in other wordsds, the sales

drdrop overall. >> less money coming into applpe in 13 3 years, and the first drp in iphone sales, in nine yeaear. and they've spenent 130 million inin market cap, sitting a high last year. what is the nextxt thing? ththe lead, kgs security, , thee bearish more than ever. the e iphones are coming down ad settling. stuart: now, if one of the b bi name techs, if they rereport down, lolook at netflix, google. >> shedding market cap last t week andnd report didisappointi earnings. stuart: apple is a bigig deal fr the market? >> we'll be watching that afaftr the clos stuart: t's get toto politics, shalall we? therere are five states that voe today. they are c connecticut, rhode island, delaware, m maryland, ad pennsysylvania. i said at the top of the s show liliz, trump's got it.

he's go the a a clear path to victory, ts is hisis day when he looks like he's goingng to b the guy, am i wronong?ght. he hasas a commanding lead in those five states. hillary hahas a lead in two to three states. she's hahaving trouble in rhode islaland and delaware, it looks like. the strategicryry of kasich and cruz to collude like after the fifth bottttle of wine, against trump p is not working. stuart: if n not trump, if the estatablisent puts forward a cruz, a kasich or ananybody, tht other person is going to l le. that p puropinion onon my part. >> it seems ththat way, in the head to head matchup. kasich seems to do betteter tha cruz against hillary and hilly when shehe's pulling out the stopto go after her opponent b time. between her and rnie sanders, it's more like a pilw figh now,nd with bill clinton

weighing in onhe poor u.s. economperfrformance, hillary, you could e a victy if it's not trump going after he called her coked hillary. stuart: beliliit or not, liz, we are now gng to talk about table machine manns, they made their appearance in the presidentialalampan. you're abobout to see vernor john kasich ting breakfast. he enjs his food and eats th relish. he'sating, he likes it, likes the food and eatg big time. he is whatald trump d to say aboasich eating. >> he has a news cference all thtime when he's eating. i have never seen auman being eat in such a dissting shio i'm always tling my young son baron and with mkids, all of themi'd say, children, small little bites, small. this guy takes a panca and he's shovi it his mouth. it's dgusting.

do you want that f your presiden don't think so. stuarti never ever thought i'd see this in a presidtial elecon campaign we saw it there. and kat is here, trump is finally attacking kasich. this is w he does it. he attacks hisable manners. idential? no. is it nny? yeah. 's definitely funny and that will really hurt somebody, t. right? if he would ha said this policy and that policythat's, okaywe disagree, saying babasically you're a disgugustg pig, if somemebo called me that when i ate, , whh i have before, , i uld take it persononal and that's the kind of thing that can hurt, , like demoralize s somody. stuart: he lowerers e code of the e campaign. >> he goes for the demoralizationon of them as humn beingsgs. stuart: bu a low rent campaign, anyway, lo what we've got alreadannow eating habs and tae manners?

we had little marco and low energy j and now we have little pig johnnie. stuart: no, no, didn't say that don't words in trump's mouth. >> bically he did in so many words. hoout bill clinton, he's going afthe obama economy and he says wewe've goese outsiders in race because le are tired of low wages. watch is. >> the cou-- e some of the country-- we can't retur-- [inaudible] didifficult to understand there, but i think that bibill clinton is b being used by hillary as a wayay of putting distance betetween hillary and the white e house. he's able to criticizeze the white house through hillarary a this pointnt. >> yeah,h, and i agree with everything he said. he does look a little tired. i agree e that obama has led to

the rise of trump and sanderers not jujust because othe economy, butut also if you look at the way obama entered offffie with the apology toursrs and political correctness s obsession, that t opens the doo for somemeone like trump who is aggressively anti-a-apologetic. i i think it's true in a lot of ways. the ececonomy and things we've been promised by obama, , but a the same time hillllary is so similar to o obama, how is that going to make feel anany better if i am somebody who o i sayiying, hey, this didn't woro. ststuart: there's something els going on o one of the five stats holding primary today. that would be mamaryland. it's voting today. ththey are voting there. for ththe first time, in that state's historory. ex-cons are allowed to v vote, about 40,00000 of them. judge andrew napolino making a very early appearancwith us this morng. 40,000 getting into th election for timg? >>ou know, this is radically different from vginia where e goveor two days ago on

his own sign a proclamation relieving 210,000 convis of the disability, that part of their punishment, ich prevents them from voting. the virgin constitution, he can do that. did he fruf-- frustre the law? maryland legislati enacted by a democratic legistu, veto by a republican gornor, e veto was overridden and so itit's a state and brings marand in line with 38 other ates. stuart: where they'vbeen voting for aontime. >> votg for long time and it's the policy of state and three quarters of th country, you've done t crime, you did the time, you don' desee this lifetime nishment. now, the marylancase is slightly different. stuart: yes. >> because while you have do

all the time, you n't necessarily hao have completed parole orestution before the abilityo vo comes back. stuart: there are other states whi a allow ex-felelons o vote. it seems to me like ththe prohibition on felons votiting hahas completely fallen down, lilikely to be wip away entirely. >> i don't t think it would be big issue, but fororhe timing and manner in whicich the governrnor mccauliffe of virgina did it and his close and personal financial relationsnshp to thelintons and virginia being a swing ste that both republicanans and democrats nee in their columumn. inin terms of the constitutionalality and if i ma, the morality of it, the concepet of a a lifetime punishment, othr than for a crime that t is horrific,, wre you'd be incarcerated for life. the concepept of punishment aftr you get out of jail is ver

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delaware, maryland, pennsylvia. an aste politic guy, nenewt ngrich is with us. i say i think trump's t it and also saying if thegang up on tmp and deny him the nomination, whoever th choose, thinththey're going to lose. i don't ink i'm too far out on aimb, am i? >> n b but i tnk your first commens more important than the second one. if trump has it, hhas it. they'rnot gogoing to be able to block him. d i think that tonight's victories argoing to be so decisive cing on top of new york that it's's very ha to see both in terms of raising mon and in terms ohaving credie campaigns, h cruz and kasich are going from herto indiana and nd, and d make the case that they're-- you ow, notice what's happed to their language. increasingly the guys o stop trump. well, whatoes that do for you as a party. they're nosaying they're the guys with tter programs or ststopped trump and i thk that

it's a sign of how domint he's become, tt it's reduced to this narrow blocking the campaign. stuart: what does it do the republican party if ump has it pretty muchewn up, the rest of the party hato decide whose side they're gng to be on. >> the cice is pretty simple. ifou want hillary clinton and a dical supreme court tt wants to eliminate your rits, don't be for the republican. but if you wt to stop hillary clinton and stop t court from bein radical y be r the republic nominee. and i thinas you do, that trump is probably the nonee. trump, kasich or cruz is betr for america than hilla clinton. stuartwho do y think would win, trump and hillarylinton the latest matchup,oll from george washington university

three points art. hihillary is three poiahead of him and that's it. you're smiling and noddi your head. you don't tell me whyou think is going to win? no, what i'm intrigued by is, nody has made any money since june 16t when he announced byeing, byt willing-- telling you, that trp can't do something. a guy y who is phenomenon, republicans up andhink of this, % over four years, think of t market penetration. that says to me ere's a lo of interest in the repubublin nomination, knowing ump, he's going to have an extranary coention, and fascinating. the goo i who put on the prentice and miss universe will now, you knowow, begin to think about what wou a a trump-like convention be. and think you're going tsesee a campaign unlike anything you'u've evever seen before, ani think he has a faishshot, frankly of winning by decisive margin.

shshe is a very weak candidate wiwith a lot of problems. stuart: newt, , i want to bring in one more subject, thehe european migrant crisis. we've followed this very, ryry closely on "varn & company" because we think, i think 's's going to l lead to the breakup f europe. that's how extraordinary crisiss it is. i bebelieve you're in agreement with me on that? > absololutely. mymy newsletter at gingrich productions.com, i did onen n the five crisis in europe. if youou look at the vote that cucurredn n the first round in austria where the hardrdline anti-immignt person came i in rsrst with 37%, the left winger was s second with 20. the two major r parties, by the way, disappeared. fofor the first time in modern times, the two majajor parartie neither one de the runoff so you're seeing verofound changein europe and i think the migrant crisis is major factor in at. stuart: people keep asng me, why do you keep bout the europeanrisis, what does it me for america?

i think it hasrofound consequences for america do you, too? >> absolely. you know, whene looked at the cold war in the la 1940's, we reached the conclusion tt if you st western europe, you would losehe war in the long run. and face nazi germany, we undetand that western germany is central to stable system. so, i think toust shrug your shoulds ansay we're going to allow iamic spremmists to domina thehe european continent would be aenormous mistake. stuart: newt gingrich, tnk you for giving intwi he can actualeight and heft to my predictions. [laughter] >>oh, bo strt: look what we've got coming up for you. we've got the apple storthat could move the market inhat stock and mae mo this whole rket, too. we've gothe dow which is going to open a littleigher today anmaybe get back to 18,000 and we' got this for you as well.

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ststuart: why does everybody hae to change because ofof t nsitivity a tiny, tiny-- sensitivity what's goingn here. pple who struggle with the sues, it's very difficult, i'm sure and theshouould be able to express needs they have. at the same time if u have somebody who disagrees kke offacebook, that's not fair either. d there's stuff like isis an the economy not doin hot as it cound i think we should talk about ta little more. i am so sick of lking abou where people go he bathroom. rt: a lot of people are talking about it >> they sure are. ststuart: it's out there. and that iue is out there. you het all t time. >> picy as w well-- >> we raiseded that t issue yestererday. we didn't get a straig a answer out of you.. >> i t think it's complicated. stuart: what's the namame of tht movie, "it's complicated", andn the womaman who voiced her opinion anand kicked off facebook, she's on t today. and live video from kansas, that is dramatic.

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stuart: before the market ens come in e kansas city area. it got to see driving around just looking ae weather and coming outs. extrememe vere weather, we are talking blindingng rain, wind, tornadoess winind come exextraordinary stuff. itit is 9:30 eastern time. wewe are now in trading momode. it is s tuesday mornining. wewe'd like it to be just t a le bit higher. 10, 20oioints. 17 poioints, 24 points higher.r. at the vidal back 18,000. pleaease takake a look at apple. that is the company y that is vy mumuch front and center in the nenews today. to report profits afafter the closing trarading. that stock is in the news alll day and certrtainly y all day tomomorrow. cheryl casonone here. so was listening donald, tod horvitz,z, mike e murphy right t to me in new york. first of all, , let's deal with apple, mike murphphy.

if it cocomes out with a disappointining earnings report, the stocock could get shellacke, just like google, just l like microsoft last wee >> andnd most certainly could. if the bargain felt well e enou. they are talkingng down these numbers. we know sales argoing toto be weak so are e ththere any other products in the pipeline? any reasonon to go out because m a fundental basis, apple is s a cheap p stock traded at 11 times earnings.. ththat would tell you that you should buy it.t. >> i is that the bar so low that even motorola or catererpillar could walk over. how mumuch lower is apple goingo be talked abouout before they realized they had a a wall. what is the next new t thing? trade for one positive. they could have good c china sas bid stuartrtthere are two things i'm looking for. new-paragraph for the futurere d how they are doing inn china. that is s wh we're looking for.

china,a, a new product. i y be exaggerating. how abo facebook. here's something i don't unders in. 's developing a camera app which will encouragesers to create and share more photos. trim for you have anpp on your iphone now. it would be separate, b this not out there. is supposedly developed b by faith book where you would u that pticular camera. they want opopleore involved inacacebooook. they may go on the site. u say? >> that is t one thing.

its a pricey stock of my capital that is fundentally a chcheap stock. e differences you have facebook's growth rnings up over 5 year-over-year over the last five years. the next f five years. it's to go after snapshot. ththe thing with the kids. i don't know if it's goingng to wowork. stuart: we've dealt with facebook. we have dealt with apple. the fed isis also a big or the market. theyey are starting totoday wite two-day meeting. tomorrowow afternoon we'e'll fid out when j janet yellen her thig and if we find out exactlyly wht she's thinking aboutut intereret rarates. yesterday, a famous s and importanant i went ouout there t is probably going to be a ratete hike in june. todd, come on and from chicagog. you agree with mohammed area in, a rate hike e in june.

what do you say? > good morning, stuart. i would not t be surprised if ty might do something tomorrow. we a are being held hostage by e fed. totomorrowow or june i would noe surprised if they don't do it tomorrow. you might see a more hawkwkish statemenent out of bed. overall, the entirire economy, e entire stock market is heleld hostage by j janet yellen of the federal reseserve. stuart: on the one hand anand on thee other. > you thehe buzzer. cheryl: i gott buzzed?d? drink you order, o ord.. i want to use the word. todd, i asked you a spspecific question. doouou thinkhe fed will raise interest rates in junene? is that a yes oror a no question rkrk >> yeses, sirir. stuart: watch ththat mararket f.

moving on here t to pick names r you. hershey, the chocolalate people have a downbeat outlook down 2 . jetblue, n night profit game because of cheap jet fuel. the stock k is up 26 centsts. now look a at this one. whwhole foooods, do you realizet dow almost 40% since lasast apr? tell me what's goioing on. liz: they can't geget a grip of their administrative costs.. this has been an o ongoing narratative for about five yeaes now. it's very expensive. they've got orgaganic product sales comi out of wawal-mart orr kroger or cosco appeared rered and it c cheaper elsewewhere. stuart: : is full of obama vote. do you likee o food -- whole foods? >> stockck concerns me because f the way the a american public sp is different today than n it was

five years ago or 10 years ago and whe foods are now coming out with a new store conpt to cater moreo the lineal speared lower-priced concept that works, the stock again chereryl: they are competing w h online g grocery delivery.y. ststuart: : chipotle, not a rept profits after the bell today. mike, are chipotleroroblems behind it? thetotock two appears to have bottomed. >> the pblems are gonene, but this is the e earningseport we are e going to hear about how bd things got, how w bad re sales last quaerer. looking backckward likely with e company says. they have to regain wall streetet's trust and investors stress. beuse whwhen they said it was overer, actually came out there were more cases. stuauart: i ep making the coarison between whole f foods do 40% for m mh appalled by alall the way down, all that stuff. and mcdonald's, hamamburger, she

and frieies goes out. good stuff goes s down. mcdonald's tododay 727. >> love to buy chihipotle in soe donald speared stuart: that dow c component, dupont have raised theirlook for the year. adam shapiro othe exchange toda the stock is dng what? >> the stock is going up he here going up ur year to date e stk has been negative, b with the gns this month, it is posited. let's look at wh the investors even though les fell 5.5%, stuart, venue came in at 7. billion which be fostered a spot among investo that they on track for their merger with dow chemical to regulory proval. they eect to complete that by october, november. theyill brbreak this u up, but it's on ack with a $130 blion deal. investors ke what they see here.

the otheing is to share repurchase. stuathat doesn't hurt. thks,dam. velopments in the cae tv industry. time warner gettg together with another private cpany and charr communications. they are indeed tting together. when they get togeth, i think they wl be the second-largest cae operator in the nati behind -- cheryl: at $55 billiodeal ththey were really toughn this deal, probably t toughest racingn a cable company because they don't want to s the likes of netix and h hulu gets knocked out and cshed by big cable companyecause they had the internet as well. i cannotime wner cable and using all the bawiwidth. titime warner can hit me on n th otheridide to stuart: the regulators a are alo all of thehe debates, demanding the banks hold about more e mony in r reserve in case of emergencies. cheryl: : catareququirements, too big to fail,l, let's make se ththe banks are safe.

stuart: just this has been profofits, todd horowitztz? >> i thinknk they will be hit ta number of reasons. they're really n not making enoh money. if by holdlding serves and not being able to let that outut, ty are not creating morore and come which h is going to eventually hurt symymptomatic late and it wiwill be too big to fl. stuart: theyre also under nstant political attack. student.surpassed $1,000,000,000,000 years ago. still growing $1.3 trillion now. mike mury, political question. is that the basis of new bailout? ke murphy, that is you. >> it may. i want to make sure i aner corrtly because i don't want to sound pitical in the answer it's a bigisk re people are talking about 2008 allver again. i i will say now, 2000 it isis a

oncen-a-lifefetime occurrence. >> so o will it be a feder bailout. they are missing t the marar they are asking u.s. govovernmet to do something wh it's a something when at the unersity and fatc academics or gaza and middlele-class families. strt: todd, come on in. i you >> train aloan in student loans bigger than the hog bubblewe think that the ney is going to read oare we going to p our way back out again use it's too big to fail. whether wead the same reaction to iis a different story. the overall debt servicing way bier than a pleasant 2008. bigger than the housing bubble. rt: okay. what is this student debth is in the fall, t the link win. a use proportio liz: about 25%.

stuart: that's why we use the word a l. the big board 10 mines and we are up 31.18008. lots obig names report rngs today. athe close of trading after the bout ware going to hear from apple, twitr, chipotle, ebay among a lotf others. box business h the doll after the bell with melissarancis. at will be 4:00 p.m. eastern time today. tch it all. a scary new terrorarning from the cia dictor james clapper says isis hasales throughout europe ready to attack. john boln, former ambassador to the u.n. coming unext on th subject and that will be in thnext hour. donald tmp poised for another big day likelyo sweep all five states ago today tt as of today pass the nomination i think 'sretty clear. the next we're talking to on his former apprentices. she knows that wle and thinks he is the best person to bea

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going to come ouout and say howe fefeels. stuartwhen you run the show, dgc and geget really nasty with one of thethther contestants?? he's been really nasty t to the other pelele in the campaign. low-energy jeb bush and d little marcoo a and that is really contemptuous stuffff. >> is that, thouough? stuart: gas. >> is the same person on the campaign trailil. his cacat what you get. stuart: whatat do pepeople say o you when you admitit i am a trup supppporr. what do ththey say?? there's a t of trump shame in going on that make peoe keep qut if they support donald trump. >> that is true. i try to keep my opinion -what the old adage, never talk about religion, politics or not. unless i'm here with youff course.

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>> tnk you are having me. let's do it agai stuart: erin elme, thanks for joining us. an art exhibit at rutgers university inew jery is playing a stat of jesus on the oss mounted on a dart board. freeech? what if it were a atue of mohammed? we are going to discusthis. dot forget election night, , it alstartst 7:00 eastern right primaries. we will ve those results f you tonight.

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stuart: five states vote tay. they include pennsvania, maryland. you are looking at polling statn in maryland right now. trump is poised to sweepll five of these ests. here is at newt gingrich had to say about that hour.r. >> ton's victories will be so decisive coming on of new york thait is very hard to see both in terms ofof raisingoney and inin terms of having campaied hruzan kasich wio from here to i indiana and dion and make the case. noticehat is happening i in that language. they are increasiningly the guys to stoprying. what does that do for yois a party? the guy's a ererrogram, idea. stuart: at was newt gingrich con as a thing or two about pocs. i will go further than new gingrich. i will say if they deny e nomination to donald trump and ve it to anyone else in the republican party tt anybody else loses.

mypinion. all will break ose at t gop convention because ty are writthe rules ad hoc on-the-fly. pele will be really madbout this. rs don't vote the way the guys thought whin terms of colluding toy child. they don't go in thinkinwe are g to dy trump. theyally misread the voting blic on this o. 15 minut fro n jonah goldberg will be wit us. i say trump has a clpapath to victory after tonight. 10:15 this morning. to the market, 50-point me as we speak. a look at e ing to be the stock of the day and trow very probably is down just little bit right n th come out with their sales, earnings, projons for the re. 4: this afternoon, let's see what ttock does. world hold down at the moment.

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disappointin if they. do this hour,irector of national intelligence,es clapper sayisis as terror cells ready to strike in t u.k., gey and italy. justatch this. >> we cont to see evidence on the part of isiatic, very upsetscious, meaning operation securi conious. th are very mindful of that. they have taken advantag some extent, the migrarant c crs in e europe. stuart: they've takeken advantae of thehe migrant crisis. they are ready to statart. john bolton is the bestst. i'm advavanced w with a little y apart fr a director clclapper is same.

if there werere an attack in the next six months, would h have a profound impact t on our electin year. >> i think it could. obviously more s so of such an attack took place in theninited states. i don't think there's a any dout that isis has cells s in the countries that dni clapper mentioioned in other countries n europe as well. the question is what thehey have he. th whole point is that isisis ss trying to do this in a clandestine manner. theyey succeeded in seveveral ds and we just don'n't know as much as w we should frankly about thr capabilities in this country. but it is one e reason i agree with your point that thihis coud be a national security electctin very quickly i if we have an attack. new mexico back to directctor clapapper, david tererrorist hae tatakeadvantage of the migrant crisis. he's admitting publicly that terrorists are comining in with the migraines.. that again has profound imimpact for america bebecae e we want to bring some as well.

>> you know, t truth always has an impact with a high official says it. mistakenen they are inadvertenty in this case. that's exactly right. eupeans have blinded us. whwhen chanclor merck whole of germany last year inviteted 800,000 refugeeses fm the seing conflict come a cabinet minister in lebabanosaid he esmamated 2% of that number were terrorists. th is 16,000.0. obviously, the number r whhave come i into europe is well above 800,000 rising e eve day. wewe fe at this point on a smaller scale e thsame problem. stuart: : the way to wreck your clclapper was s talking, it sous alst inevitable ththere will b e a a significant attack relativil so almost inevitable t wayay i read it. >> yeah, well we are s stillll trying to u understanthe sttegy. they wanant have the maximum effect, but givivenhe work that goes into traini individuals,,

whwhile they may be prepared to commit suicide in n the course f thatat, is would also like to have them saved onon oer days that they are going to pickk theieir rgets were carefully. they wilill y to get some of their people outut. i i thk they will be lookingtt targetets in the united states d honestly, we are a m mucmore open socieiety. in that sense, more vulnlnerle to a attks yet we've had success here in preventing t the but we've also seenen t san bernardino wherere we failed. we are rigightor you. stuauart: ank you for joining us as usual. i says hackers have stolen the names, phonene numbers and personal information oststate departmentnt empmployees. calling ththis a a catalyst? >> distribibuting a so-called calyst of dons of u.s. government p personnel named, phone numbers,s, other personal

information. meland secururity, energy and commerce department coming through h an app called telegram and the pro-isis group calllled the uniteded c cybercaliphate. ststrt: once they are into the department officiaials, once thy are into theirir computer they o other places? >> they are just trying toto shw the world wewe have t the powero hacker threat and the soso-calld kill list. the informrmation was our duty t there. they seem to have updadated offe numbers.s. as a threat toto show we are hee and watching. stuart: back t to domestic popolitics. bill clinton b blames the obama economy for the rise of popolitical outsisiders like dod trump and bernie sananders. watch this. i am back audio mac --

[inaudible] stuart: i'm glade had the subtits they are to see exactly what he said. aryou with us? >> why are you laughing? why y am i far left? i went to be cterleft. stuart: what i heaeard from bill clinton was a a subtlele wayay f dividing hillaryrom the white house, a way of allowing hiary toriticize the whi house peormance and economics >> tre are two parts. it is no secreth clinton has had -- both of the contes have been critical of the obama administration. that being said, i don'think whate was saying was in reference to mr. obama or present obama. from whai heard, he was being critical of the republics desire to blolog presidedent oba

from doing anyththing in the pat eieight years. i don't nenessarily agree with that. rt: to me, it sounded like what he said was device of t the writiter of the left, trump and bernie sandersrs because since e crash, 80% of the populationon s not had a payy raise. the obama yeforven sake re that the criticism the obamaears. >> not necessarily true. you can raise t minimum wage in space. i believe new yorkt had a pay rae. california other states have done it as well. yocan't blame obama for everything. to live point earlier, the establishment on the lefound the right is failing has failed ame and the multiple ways. not pay, but many ways. that is why see the e rise of trump and the rise o of sanders for the same reason.n. stuart: i do t think hillary wod

lilike to put didistance between herself and the obamyears s than obama's polilici. i think shwould d like to. she esn't want to be too locked in with preside obama because th narrows the voterss who would go for her she can't pa the party like at. she could hold onto what ey've got whh mamay not be enough to beat the republican oppont. >> i don think so. a lot obama voters will vote for hillary clinton. a lot of people who are e upset and otrsrs who are going to vote for somebody likike donald trump who is a complete -- i donon't know wt t to s.. stuart: cat got your tone?e? >> i do want to say anythi that would get me e in tro >> i want to move ono something right upour street. an appeals court. you kn the story. reinstate tom brady fo-game suspension you're a big time sport. >> i wasor s show. the only sports show. >> that's exciting.

i thought we were ne with this. i thought that deflategate -- i thought that was done. but it is baback aga. it goeso show when you through the crt -- i said this on twitter yesrday and people freaked outut. ey make the argument that he won ter the factso therefore he is no cater. stuart: yoare just one of the patriot haters. that is wh you are. >> yes. t i also respect the court a a federal court overturnedr 80 suspension or the overtug of his suspensisi. which means thathe fachow that brady is a eater. stuart: st don't like the involvement of lawyers allhe ti, constantly referring to the courts.

why dot we just play a game o football a seeho wins. how about that? >> i like e that idea. st don't avoid the -- just don't deflflate the. if you are thahat great, don't cheat. stuart: that was a lot of n. thanks for being with us. you thre for a loo don't worry. we've got a lot pitics for u this hour. next, donald trump could ve a binight tonig. in the fprimaries. looks like it'soing to sweep despite his latettack on john kasich. watch this. he news conference all the time. i have never seen human being eat in sh a disgusting fashion. if denture were to be

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stuart: i tried to finstock mark winne for a bitf dow compent dupont has raised its outlook for the futu with the marketike that is a dow coonent at 2%. jab loo, cheap jet fuel has produc much better profits for that and theare up nearly 3%. jelue anotherinner. potics. fivetates vote today. dona tru expected to sweep them on the republic side despite kasich andrews tteam upinst it. here's mopinio i can't e anybody stopping trump. jonah goldberg righthere. i want to see if he agre with me. i think he's got a cle path to victory. i thk he gets the nominatio you are going to tell me i'm dead wrong?>> i don't take ur d.

well, he's definitely thfront runner. it is definitely reasonae t say he's got a pass to i but it's not a saight path. first of all there's indiana, which have trumpoes not w, the primarietoday, including the primary an youromment the bawagon effect and the sense that imakes trump look evitable. in terms of delegate count they've all been priced to the projections. indiana and a couple wrn a a couple wesrn statates and of course cifornia. my sense is if you look at the consens among the experts going straig on a dedelicate time, trump comes up short about 1170, 1190 beforthe convention. the e estion becomes whether or not he could hurthe rest of thys to decide before the first ballot.

stuart: here is my secon contention, my sond point of view tod. ift is not trump and the reblicans go with somedy else, whher it is crews were kasich or somebody else, tt anybody that says. >> i ctainly think that is a reasonable guess or projtion. the probleis i alsthink trposes. look, this thing endin tears to matter why. if trump is e nonee, repuans go on to historic it's very possible thathey go on to an hisric loss, which is why they m up and take aside.. anything like what t the crent climate looks like, he loses in a landslide. will se part ofhe redwall for deces. he makes mississippi competitive. if youou take it away fromrump, a lot of people will walk out.

it ends in tea. stuartyou are saying trump loses to hillary and a landslide. u are basing that on the states which wouldo for hillary or trump. there is a new grge washington university poll at says that hillary versusus trumpcolored overlays by three pnts. aryou totally discounting the popular ve? >> one othe things i am scounting this one outlier poll. the real clear politicaverage goinback to six, eight, 10, 12 months. trump issually close to double digits behin if democratsin every state nce 1992 plus florida, they automatically when. i hearard ericrump on fox news this morni talking about how trump can win in places li new rk. that is insa. gegeorge w. bush got more vos in

the republin primary in donald trp p and still loves new yo state by 15-point. you can n the campaigand beat hillary clint i in the fall. stuart: homany times the ndits like yoursf. on tevision with a rush projection since trumpet othe ra last june. you justaid that trump is going to lose in a landsli. you sir are on videotape. >> @. i'm thfirst to admit i've been wrong about a lot of tngs. i may be wrong about ts, t. my opposition is much oader in principle than it did go look at the polls. most pple do this stuff for a ving think thahat trump is not the bebest candidate to face hillary clinton in the fall.l. stuart: you are right about one. thank k you very much. question, , if hillary clinton gets the nomination, will sanders supporters j jump on

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>> y you know what, i've had a t ofof tough assignment for "varny & company." i'm putting a avave face on the sun.n. we are rolling down the e danube in ausustria. is is the veryry lest r river cruiuise boaoat to be added to n ever-growing fleet bececause m e people are fininding no-ace-on thing to do. they are goingng to do it this year in europe, take a cruruise has twtwice as many as just eiet years ago. of course we know the e headlins thatf f europe have been about terror attacks and also about the e migrant crisis but it hast apparently frightened d away the tourists.. at least when it c comes to ing down the river. >> when you look at the risks,si undederstand september 11 didn't stop livining in new york. i think terrorists winin if you stay away.

i don't think that the threatats are really that largege. same in b brussels. i think thsafest place t to be. that m myy o opionon. stuart: : weost the signal. he is stilill cruising theananu, by the way. half a million americacans takea ver cruise i in europe each year and the numberer is s going up,t down. ashley will be reportingng from his cruise a assignment all throughout the day, fox news network. next case. the university o of missouri profesessor, you remember her, fired after blocking a stutude journalist from filming a campus protest. campusus protest. shshe said she lost her position because she is a whihite lady. more on that i in a moment. >> youeed to get out. >> no i don't. >> you need get out. the >> i aually don't. >> at isis reporter out of here.

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people swing up to cast their vote to express their opions and senator sanders. i am winning. i winning because of what i std for. >> we e joined now by the most articulate sposperson. she is with us aut hillary and nie. i wa to get to pack at some point. that is what i am doinere. pporting the winner. >> going a the way to the end. she was closer to ama than sanders is to her he is a movement candidate. he hasis goals.

pocy goals different than what hilly may have. goining further to the lef >> i do not inink that he quite puput it that w.. sosome of the values that his supporters have. reflected in t the democratic cp form. >> wherere do you stand on this? i do nhink she can afford to go any further lt. spiethth back spng more money. >> what therere under her husband. we are ready have deficit. we are maybe goinga recess

shshe nts to spend more. >> tax rates o of the 1990s. >> think about raising taxes.. spending more money. going further r into debt as we approach a posossible first session. >> i do n not think that. i think that bernie sanders isis acactually, i know in your mind, he i is this crazy far left pern did he i is pretty unthinkab as democratic v voters. a lot of h hillary clinton suppters wouould support. i i think he wants to see that rereflect it in her campaign w . >> alike that candida didid amera has come that far to elect a neo- socialist. >> rlly is not.

stuartreallyanting to make america more like europe.e. >> i do not think thatat that is true. i see her as a mododerate democrat. she has been trying to appeaealo the demomocratic party. much more e liberal than it used to be. i think k that she herself is a very modatate democrat. ststuart: the background. the backdropf the fbi investigation ds not matter. she will get o it. i wouldn't say it doesn't matter, but she will get or it. i ink she could over come it. stuart: if she is incted, very fficult for her to overercome. >>ery difficult for her to overercome. i am one of the people t that ds not think she will getet indict. stuauartokay.

when you come back? >> yeah. ststua: hello riley, i think. there e you go.o. i will never getet ooverride late again.. thank you very much. economic a advisor to president obama.a. his name i is austin goolsby. he was on the show yesterday. he said we should not rurule oua recession.n. watch this. >f you look around the world that what is happeng in china, whats happening in the emerging market, iis like a triple crownightmare. i do not t think y can rule out recession inhe u.s. stuart: let's bring in peterborough receive what say you? >> it is about a 25% chanc 25%. if you look at some of the financial indicars that they

usr these e things, it is abt 25%. goolsby is pying aamame. a sisituation where barack oba saves us from this inevitabl catastrophe. the only way forward is to continue the good ardship thillary clinton did goolsby is the economic. that is what is goinon here. stuart: what ithis, insult? hold oa second, i have another one. rnie sanders. the socialis. new harvard poll. prefer citalism to socialism. 42 capitism. there is hopin our universy. rning a ving and paying taxes here a my son is going to work inew yornext year. clinton andbama and belgio.

ey have figured out that the system does t work for them if they are successful. that hf is doingell like capitalism. the other half is convced that despite the fact they udied femism anti-americanism in general the pondhe in college, they have to belly uto sanders and say they like socialism. very few extsion they are. stuart: list to this one. the university prorofessor at missouri. the lady in the shot rht there. she ys she wasired bause of racial pitics. are you buying that, peter? >> s was fired because she never had anbusiss to be on thuniversity faculty in th first place. fired the next dayven if she was stripe uart: okay did listen to this

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adam schapiro. these are some ry pulular brbrands. let's lo a at what is going on with stocks. only mcdonald's seems toto have some g green here. up about hala a percent right now. joe pulte they wl l report later today.y. downwn, as you know. $748. the health scares bebecause of e illness of people and ee cleaning up the stores. they are still tryrying to get back on top of tha chipolte reptiting today. they do o say that they are back on track. poporting earnings next week. they are tradi d down today as well. stuart: thank you very muc adam. several companieies porting their profits. apple,e, twitter, twitter, chipolte, ebay and a wholele lot mo..

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teterrorism. >> there are millions of genenue refugees thahat have genuinely sufferered. >> absolutely. why not send in refugegees froms fromom those countries. not the ones from the statate department. stuart: why can't we take e bush and refugees? >> have said, we wtake dole the number of refugees. other places t than t those thae state e department have said are state sponsors of terrororism. we wouldld do it. stuart: sure you are aware of the news th wrote yrdayay fr james clapper. he say look, isis has used the european migrant crisis bring inin tears into europe. there now sells in germany and the ukch are poised to at. >> what is t surprise here?

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a lot of people have crowded into that same exact market. someme organic things at a bettr price. i jujust think that it is too tough of a busininesess for the. >> i never belieieve those labes anyway. i am n not even sure that that s regulateted. stuart: look. thesese are the lows on the dow. downwn 36 poioints. down to 1717940. a 100-point reversal. ththats because of the consumerr confence numbers. concerned about apple. there is considederate on. worrrries about what janet e eln willll do with interest rates. a wall of worries s they say.

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publicans. talkg about the last eight ars of a dismal economic performance. he said it again. >> his economic policies. a way r bill to separate hillary from oma. there is no way to thrd that needle. stuart: austin goolsby was o on this programam. watch this. >> y you look around the world that what is happepening in chi. what is happening g in emerging marketets. it was lika triple cro nightmare. >> we have numbers on thursday. they couould show and other slie towawards recession. what is s your take?

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david asman. absoluly. meli we will see you out for. ruling committee membe though oncted cruz is mathematically elinating is the money dryingp for him. florida delete and former jet bush cochair is here. it eliminated the fit-round winner. do you disage with that? >> do not disagree with that. one hundred pluslla gets. i think you will come fully close to tt237. >> you are basical in agement with me.

this is the day where trp opens up andooks like he has that very clear shoto vivictory. >> i totally agree ese five primaries played in th strength. you have indiana. ask your viewers to ok a indian 1237 or over en, parof the deal will have to close the deal between th end of therimary season and the ginning of the conventio >> expressing another opinion on the prram tay. giving the nomination to someone el. that somebody else willose. that is my pition. you say what? >> not donald trump t cruz, i think that you are rig. amoral shot at winning t

nomination. the way this is situatedow on e last month, see it gets tougr and tougher for d cruz. >> do you rely think that he cacan win? you take it aw from him and at guy that takes itit away shortly cannot win. >> donald trumverwhelmed both marco rubio, t cruz an everyone ee here in florida. florida is a necessarytage. that wou be devastating to the end to the state crowd. extranthusiasmith voters coming out. agree with that. stuart: you us to be with jeb bush. okay. i've gothat. now you supportrews.

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i need to see e evidence of the real plan. i think atat hillary clinton, to me, represents the oldiuiura craddick big government apprproh that i tnknk it's at the heart ofof all this frustration we are seseeing. stua: : stick around, become a citizen and vote. f follow in your footsteps.s. >> exactly. stuart: remember melissalilick. thprprofessor at the university of missouri.i. jujudge napolitano. he has a l t to say about that. he is next. u u need to get out. you need to get ou >> no, i don't. >> i need some muscle e over he. ♪

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>> you know, i don't know what-based therapypy for her saying that. but the allegations thathought any bells and whistles in academic context which wosubstantially delay any actigainst her. itould delay efforts to remove her or she fired a gun. it would delay effor to get back in use of the procures through which the academy has to go after the tential involvement of the eeoc. uld hope our lawyers befor they would ler make that wod have some solid evidence of that. how could she say she w fired because she used or threaten to usese violence against stent for standing his ground and a blicic place where he hahd a right to stand his gund. remotest racial implication.e stuart: i el almost a little bad for missa click

enrollment is down.. $32 million in the hole.e. ththey haven't got the studentso fill them. there's beenen a wholesale retrt atat that university because of thatat incident. > she had a reputation as a good professor, , at least in hr field. she e injected herself into public c controversy and threatened to ususe violence, which he referred to as mumuscl, you reremember that, in o ordero affect the outcome. stuartrt: i think we run that videotape at least a dozen as an appeals appeals ururt and 's reinstate tom brady's four-game suspension. you say thisappepened becau of a quir i say give lawyers messing ar witthe all all over ain, sticking fingers in com the screen of the game. >> tom bradydy brought this on himself. i know you s say this with a little bit ofongue-e-in-cheek.

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food stamps, cash wee,e, even medicaid assssistance whereas legal immigrants can't geget the benefits for more e an five year soso that is the issue. 941,000 children of refugees comimi and found that they actually areetetting more in the way of 30% of hoeholds get fo stamps versus 27% of the others u.s. lel immigrants get food fans. stuaua: we areery generous wards children of refugees. moreenerous than we are towards the children of po american citizens. and legal immigrants. a new poll showing hillary clinton is just twpoints ahead of bernie sands in california. the california race very importt because of the huge number of legate involved. come on board, please, brad shma frequent guest on the program a democrat fro lifornia. you ara hillary supporter i

believe. you haveome out and endorse what bere sanders two points behind. >> look, iould like to think california is going to matter. the fact isheace is already overnd over and already over his hair iseally starting to like herershe would go have a significant edge ang the pledged legate, the overelming edge among superdelegates and she would be the nominee. but tonight she is going to n a lot t of state she is going to n states by 20 points andhen e comes to california she is gointo -- he did in 2008. ether she wins by two points or loses by two pointsayelp your ratingsut will have no effect in philelphia. stuart: up won't help ththe ratings. bring it up because th is an awfuy close thingnd bernie sanders i think is stang in and maining so close to

hillar nike race wants to drive her rther to t left me convention time. am i wrong? >> well,hat is what many supporters are nam. hillary has c core prcipl andnd the principles a solid progressivprinciples or i wouldn't have endors her. i n't think she is being ged to the left. i think she is a sid progressive anwill continue to . california hashe thought of delegates but they are all proportionate. if you win b by 1.0 is lifornia by one point, and ththat is fewer delegatethan blonde times. three delegates one way or the other is the repepublica who will drive your ratings beuse they hava contest stuart: at's true. i want to geba to bernie nders supporters. i've got a poll "usa

today" -- shows 13% of demra could vote foronald trump. theyay they would vo for donald trump or hilry clinton. at is quite a number. u surprised? >>o, because that th stage, people in a imary get so hyped up that they'd jt say i am for myon in the primary and i will tell a polter that i will be the for the other candidate and then they me home during the process. or when you look athe polls about dold trump a a how many republans would not vote for him, the koch brothers m not voteor him. stuart: i think 40% of republicans say in thel they would novote for donald trump. you are right. that is at they say. >> iouldn'be happy to lose 13% of our vote, but he afford a a pernt of their vote retty good shape. stuart: fore you go, do you think that in my lifeti, i'm in my 60s, i will ever see t republican alike d to

california? >> you know, keep gointo the gym and you've got ahot. because we havquite a number of statewide offices tt you don't focuon,, lieutenant governor, elected insurance commissioner ding your mile-aged ears and we may -- we could have ended with a californ state controller whose republican. so the answer is if you ep ing to the gym, you willee it. but you wi see a governor. you will see a sator. if you really care a about ithe treasurer of california, keep working now. >> i do care about it. cocongressn ad sherman, thanks for joining us. always pas breaking news, rsia has resud b bombing merate position fhters in t this area.

i thoughght there was a cease-fire. coming from the pentagon.n. al qaeda lininked militants have been systematically showing aleppo forhe last t three days. the questionon is what these groups that russiaia is going after, we don't know if they are moderate or not accordingg to reututers, but we know al qaed linked groups are purprposely going after civivilians and bombing them in the last thrhree days in the cityty of aleppo in the area. stuart: i wantnt to repeat the breaeaking news who brought youa few moments ago anand that is exxonmobil losing itits aaa ratg from the s&p, the ratings people. i find that a bigg surprise. liz: they've held thatat rating since the e great depression. it's a big deal. stua: the stock isis 2cents baseonon a negative. next case, a lady who is bnened om faith that proposes the north carolina bathroom li. she joins us next. ♪

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suppted the law by using a facebook post. she dressed up as a pite and shsays, does this make me a pirate? dress like a football player and does thima me russell wilson. facebook banned her fo week. christy merrick is witus now. welcomto the program. >> hi, t thanks fohaving me. stuartas a a possible facebook banned you because y cld be accused of making fun of people? >>ell, i didn't know there was a blot against that. stuart: that's true. did thetell you why they banned y? >> they actually st me some notifition saying there was in my photos. they sent about nine photos and told me i needed to move e, but some of those photos were picture of cs and me at e republican convention, things like that. no.

stuart: explain at youere doing dressed up as airate and pain i am dressed like pirate, do this make me a pirate? what is the relence to the north li bathroom issue >> i was ting to show the vas dedefere between jusinking you're something or idtifying a und game versus actually be not found in. stuart: you support e north carolina bathroom law? >> i support but theovernor is ing. stuart: which isf you were born aoy you guard the boys room. bo a girl, go to the girls room. >> absolutely. that what i support. i want to ask the start of rhetoric question. y is it that everybody in america has to chae their publathroom habit because of the sensivityf one very small group of ople.

that is what is happenin >> yeah, that is absolutelwhat is happening they are ting to force women to give up our rights to pvacy and safety and also the laws washington a going as far as to send their our speech. it is encroachinon our religious freedoms. stuart: out there in washingtshingtn state there's another ruler ruling or bot that you disagree with. explain that one. >> yes, our human rights commissions well broht up as rulen washington. one of theubdivisions of the rule that they made actually says that we violate -- it is a violation if wquestion a man that iin the bathroom or if we used the wrong prouns when describing or adsing him or r.

stuart: do you see yourselas kindf f a startup activist protester who arrives out nowhe, get some a spoken tevisi and starts a vement? >> well, yh, i actually wasn't inteing or even thought would go viral. i've been a litt bit getting re involved as this came out in our local area re kind of fighting agast our ymca change their policies. it h been a growing tng that i never anticipated beg part of my life. stuart: are you going tmake for a post of a similar tu? >> absutely, absolutely. stuauartthink serbian on the show. we areciate it. we wl have more "varney" for you in just a moment.

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