hello, welcome to justice, and thanks for joining us tonight. there is an insurretion coming. mitt romney just confirmed it. he will be remembered as the one who put us over the enl and awoke a sleeping giant, the silent majority, the american people. the establishment is panicked. it called for a broker's convention where the republican nominee will be selected by party activists and delegates.

irrespective of the state's choice. the call, to vote for whomever has the best chance of beating donald trump. do you want to broker convention? a primer? whatever we have, one we lose. do we infor to merge to lose the general election, but why? because party leaders want to stop us from falling into the abyss? mitt, most of us working 2 and 3 jobs think we're already in the abyss. the obama abyss. and most of us cared about our safety and security. and you want to prevent us from falling into a recession? we don't believe any of you. that is why outsiders are so strong in both parties and insiders take a brokered

convention or super delegate to guarantee their own position. but because you are worried about losing power, the lobbyists, the power brokers, lawmakers who are willing to invest in absurd pensions, our children can't possibly pay for, for their own short-term political survival. we are sick and tired of legislators with modest means who leave congress multi millionaires whose spouses and families get all of the contracts from selling to post offices to accessing insider information so they can buy property and flip it. you're so entrenched you're willing to give hillary clinton the win. it doesn't matter to to you which party, crony capitalism and it's capitalism will not

change along the way. mitt, if you're so concerned about our country, where were you when barack obama lied to us saying we can keep our health care and our doctor? when the gsa wasted millions of dollars for stupid conferences? when the military suffered when the va was run as a piggy bank for corrupt employees and when the irs went after 503 c 3 applicants when the clintons run the largest 503 c three organization? you say you're offended by donald trump's language. politicians have been trashing each other since the founding fathers, language so horrible, mitt, i can't repeat on the air, you're offended by donald trump's language but not barack

obama's condemnation to god and guns and you're worried with donald trump businesses? you sent jobs out of our country. and you don't like donald's temperment and judgment? you couldn't even stand up to cmn's candy crowley. you couldn't get elected when the nation was ripe for a republican president and foreign policies who mr. trump's own statement lead us to conclude as president he would act in ways to america america less safe and diminish our standing in the world. are those bozos talking about barack obama? and they go on to say he poses a threat to civil liberties in the united states. really? i'm worried about the civil liberties of american who's had their heads cutoff and those killed in work place violence.

do you criticize that? no. and you want us to vote for rubio? why? what has he done aside from having one of the largest absentee voting records in the history of the u.s. senate? if you complain about trump university, mitt, mind explaining your connection to university that knew how to hold down the costs of education when in truth it was one of the most expensive colleges in america when the owners were making contributions to you? remember? and how about vander tot college? your namby-pamby reason that you won't support donald trump, you're worried when your

grandchildren will ask, why, grandpa didn't you stop donald trump? maybe you ought to explain your loss to barack obama. what are you going to tell them? will you tell them that you choked? i don't care if you supported republicans, democrats or martians. he was a businessman. i don't care if he said putin was a strong leader he can get along with. hillary clinton hit a reset button with russia and you're worried about putin when barack obama dances with the devil in iran? mitt, i never knew you were such a patriot. and you see, donald is arrogant. he says things you don't. but things that you think. you're acts are more arrogant than his words. mitt, you lost your own state, massachusetts, the second worst home state loss in presidential election history. and trump won 49% of

massachusetts. donald trump is bringing in record numbers of americans. he's doing more to add to our ranks than any of your anemic get out the vote operations. yes. there is an insurrection coming. we're fed up. we're sick of the lies about immigration. yet no one has done anything since the last amnesty in 1986 while we continue to pay for education, medication and housing while families like kate steinle's suffered behind back door budget hearings. you continue to fund sanctuary cities that thumb their noses at american victims. you talk about overspending in the government and deficit, it's only gotten bigger. you take our money in the form of taxes, wasted away while you feather your own nests.

from bob dole to john mccain to you, mitt romney and almost another bush, the party elite cannot win. don't be small, mitt. remember, our history. remember when we were fed up with the monarchy? be careful. be very, very careful. do not disrespect the man who makes sense to us. because when you disrespect him, you disrespect the will of the american people. and that is not a good place to be. and that is my open, tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. #judgeje #judgejeanine. with me now, all right, guys, aside from how i feel about mitt romney, i get the sense that

even though we're all, you know insiders in terms of politics and what is going on, campaigns, you know, strategists, i have done it. the public is really into it this time. why? look at the numbers, judge, donald trump animating millions of more, on the democrat side you have a compelling candidacy of bernie sanders, engaging young voters in a way that people didn't think of barack obama to do. is the candidate one of us? or one of them? donald trump is one of us to many people in this country. that is why he's gaining support and people don't hold him to the same standard of consistency. that is why he can be flexible and not get hurt by it and mitt romney is one of them. >> his father ran for president in the 60s. there is nobody more splishment than hillary clinton, mitt

romney, jeb bush. the public are sick of it. >> there was a time when the american public was in awe of the kennedys, you know? and the bushes and clintons. all of a sudden, we've had it. do you know what i think it is? i think we're hurting and scared. i think we have money problems and i think it's the deficit. there is something happening. >> i think part of it has to do within the 70s big business entered politics and did nothing for the common man. it did great for the big businessmen in bed with the politicians. that is why donald trump's message is resonating with the populist voters. right now, they don't see a big difference between jeb bush and hillary clinton. >> what happened in the 90s? bill clinton saw a big trend with big business so he became one of them, you had the center of the right and left merge together, create what we now deem as the establishment. special interests and everyone

else's interest s seem to get met but that guy who doesn't have the lobbyist and a friend in a position of influence. this is the bottom line. it's about fairness. that is why you have populism on the left and right. >> that is where we started. that is how america started. you know, that everyone needed to have an equal shot at getting ahead. and i think for the first time, there is a revolution. bernie sanders talks about it. i believe that donald trump as wealthy as he is and as much of a capitalist he is, is someone blue collar workers see as a friend. >> and he says it's about fair trade, not free trade, giving the common person a say in the economy. not just one person, one vote anymore. the way it's set up, you have access to all politicians in your favor, the common worker doesn't have that access. >> going forward, what does

donald trump need to do to get to 1237 delegates? >> that is the key question. the reality is that there will be no brokered or open convention if donald trump is able to do this. he's building a movement. it's populist and nationalist. but he has to remember the essence of the republican party is built around conservatism and ideas and principles. he cannot alienate that base. so when he skips events like cpac. when insulting president bush's intervention in iraq, it undermines this idea he can be an effective part of the republican conservative movement while effectively expanding it. >> but tony, they need him as much as he needs them. >> that is what he believes. >> the reality is that he has all of the chips right now, right? to move forward, the republican

party has to unify around a candidate that has that populist state. otherwise, those voters are not going to turn out in the general election. >> do you agree that donald trump is the one who reaches across the aisle, you know, and gets independents, moderates and blue dog democrats? >> they're reagan democrats. i think hillary clinton talks about the african american vote. she has it, but can't win without the blue dog democrats. she wants to think about moving forward. donald trump is the one, bernie sanders is turning up. >> yes. terrible enthusiasm problems. judge, i have tremendous respect for governor romney. he made a big respect. >> i don't respect the man. >> he says donald trump cannot beat hillary clinton.

that is strong. his greatest strengths are authenticity and can't be bought. her weaknesses he's inauthentic and bought and paid for by special interest. >> of the populists, donald trump beats all of the establishment candidates. and bernie sanders beats donald trump by general polls by nine points. >> let's forgive her. >> that is crazy. >> no. >> americans -- >> the general poll is that he beats them by 8.9%. >> i'm rooting for bernie but believe me, america is not going to elect a socialist president. but the republicans cannot undermine their greatest opportunity to beat hillary clinton and she is the greatest healing mechanism. so judge, when you ask the parties to resolve the problems,

yes, because she will be our most likely opponent. >> all right. thanks for being with us tonight. a lot to talk about, though, with my next guest, marianne marsh is here, we'll talk about results on both sides of the aisle and i'll ask her who democrats want to face in the general election. justice is back in a moment. stay with us. life as spokesbox is great.

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>> looks like the victories we have won so far, we hope early in double digit victories which means we've won in new hampshire, in oklahoma, in colorado, in minnesota, in vermont, and today, we hope, it will be in kansas, and nebraska. and that tells me that the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. >> bernie sanders speaking after

his wins in nebraska and kansas, hillary clinton took louisiana. with me now, mary anne marsh. good evening, okay. the race is different. there was movement last week, everybody thought hillary was on her way. bernie, where is he coming from? >> he still is. that is the fascinating thing to me tonight. hillary clinton wins louisiana tonight, bernie sanders picked up more states but she now has a 204 delegate lead. if you had in super delegates, there is 6426789 i have to add on the republican side for everything i've heard, ted cruz only cut into donald trump's delegate count by five. so ted cruz and bernie sanders in the same spot that both sides of this can't catch. trump or clinton. it's a huge -- >> listening to you talk you have been convinced that donald trump is going to be the

nominee. so, any movement by ted cruz doesn't impress you at all? >> he has to hit a grand slam, ted cruz has to hit a grand slam for every contest left to catch donald trump. that is not going to happen. >> all right. who would you, democrats, i'm speaking to yous a democrat, who would you face, cruz or donald trump? >> personally, cruz, his views are way outside of the main stream. i think the more the country got to know him, the less they'd like him. donald trump, crossover appeal with blue collar voters, low education voters and low income voters and hillary clinton would have to offset that by picking up independent women, republican women, republican moderate women

and millennials as well. so you change the face of both part eyes in that respect. >> hillary clinton has been changing her message to try to make it about us, now. to try to get the millennials and young women who aren't connected to her feminist views, her gloria steinham and you know, ryan tagliano, i predicted they had him by short hairs and going to pull. and immunity. i don't give anyone immunity unless they're going to tell me something that is relevant to a criminal investigation. what say you? >> if you were his defense attorney you'd tell him to get the immunity. no matter what. >> i would. >> the issue here, judge, is the political damage system. what is unfortunate is all of the leaks about this.

so it has hurt hillary clinton politically. at the end of this, i don't think there is any indictment or criminal wrong doing. were mistakes made, sure? but i don't think there was anymore more than. >> do you know what i think? it seems to me a plea deal might be worked out. once i heard this thing with immunity and brian tagliano, there are a lot of smart people here, but going forward we know what the electorate is infuriated with run of the mill politicians and you see ted cruz has not an outsider but one of the politicians. isn't hillary that? >> if you're a woman running for office, you know that is like, you were the first woman to win that position in westchester county. and it's hard. we've elected most forms of men,

almost every kind, but never elected a woman. >> see, that is the problem. you don't vote for someone because of their gender. >> no one is, in this case. it added benefit, but most women realize they're the minority in this country when it comes to politics, when it comes to elected office and ceos sitting on boards. you name the measurement, women are still the minority, unfortunately, though we're the majority of the population. and i think most people get that. >> finally, decline in the number of democrats coming out to vote in the primaries. real bad compared to the opposite, especially in kansas tonight, or saturday night with the republicans. how do you get the energy back? >> well, it is a concern. but i think when you come to general election and have a choice between two candidates and given how everybody feels about this and how engaged people are, people are going to

turn out, period, end of sentence. so it's the job of both candidates to get those voters to vote for them. i think when you have the choice between a republican and democrat, you're going to see everybody turn out in droves. i'm not worried about the democratic turnout. i will say if i it is a trump-clinton race, very, very close. very. >> mary anne marsh, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, judge, nice to see you. >> next up, conservative radio host larry elder weighs in on today's election news and results. stay with us.

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take on the results from last night? >> when i still feel it's trump's race to lose. i think if mitt romney gets his way and kasich remains in the race and possibly takes ohio and rubio possibly takes florida, then, we have a broken convention. and you think the base is bad now, imagine what happens if trump comes through with the delegates? this is a race down to donald trump and cruz and if i want to try to stop donald trump i would urge kasich and rubio to drop out. they're not going to do it and it's going to be a long slog. >> how does rubio get up every importanting and say i still have a shot. he won one state. is he delusional? >> well, it takes a lot of vanity to run for office. and maybe he can take it. the only hope he has if there is

a broken convention. that is what these guys are hoping for. >> ed, what is your take on the democratic side? >> you're looking at caucuses right now. it's not the same as primary. i just don't think the races here on the democratic side or republican side mean a lot. larry is right. all of the important states are coming up march 15th. florida, ohio, michigan. and that is the big piece of the republican nomination now. rubio is 20 points down in florida. if he can't win his home state, what state can he win? >> rubio is not running for reelection. and you know, if he doesn't win florida, what does the guy do? disappear? write another book? >> does he set himself up for a gubernatorial run? he is between a novelty and hero

at this point. >> who do you want to run against, larry? who do you want your party to run against on this side? >> i want to run against hillary. she's going to be the nominee. the only way she won't is if she gets elected by the doj. barack obama wouldn't be able to get a table at fat burger if she gets a doj. and she's going to have to answer to what she did to lawyers on these women who made allegations hence her husband. that has never come up. donald trump will make it come up. >> ed, are you worried about hillary as a candidate? >> no. i'm not. all of stuff is coming up that we have seen before. and i think no matter who is the nominee, whether trump or a

mathal other g.o.p. , i'm confident she's going to do fine. >> how do you explain the lack of interest and energy on the democratic side? >> i can explain it. i'm asking ed, not you, larry. >> okay. all right. >> you think competition drives turnout. when you see something competitive, you see more people turn out. look at the results of iowa and new hampshire. those far outpace turnout races in 2004. when we had record turnout. it's not like 2008. but 2008 was a transformative year. >> going forward, i don't care about before. what i care about is that we're seeing on both sides, that people are outraged. this guy, bernie sanders is nobody, nobody heard of him before. he's a u.s. senator but has beaten the royalty of the democratic party. she has so much money, they have so many friends, that foundation, that is funneling money left and right. and yet, this nobody is beating

her. >> it's the year people are lashing out on both sides against the status quo and donald trump -- >> she is the status quo. >> well, she is. but that is not what is going to ultimately prevail. >> it is still the economy, stupid. worst economy of our time. a lot of people lost ground. people are winning are at the top. she's not offering major or minor criticism of obama. if you're one of two thirds of americans on the wrong side economically, why should you want four more years? >> i mean, it's like, different now. >> well, two thirds of the american people believe we're on the wrong side economically and wrong track in terms of foreign policy. that is not the case in, for example bill clinton's last year, this is a president where people don't feel like they're

gaining but they're losing ground and they're still, very, very unhappy. it's still the economy, stupid. >> going forward whashg do you see happening? you see bernie going to the convention? >> yes. i think bernie will go to the convention. i think the key difference in the democratic nomination process is that democrats have pro portional delegate allocation throughout the end. bernie sanders can stay in the race until june and win as little as 20%. he may do better than that. >> it's only the millennials knew it was rigged. super delegates are already in her pocket. >> there is not enough of them to make the difference. >> all right. >> she can get all of the super delegates and have a plenty big gap. i think bernie will get delegates an take his message to the convention and will have

people there in the room to support him. >> it will be fun. larry elder and espinoza, thanks for joining us. >> and now, mack mckinnen good to have you here. >> thank you. you're following this campaign in a way most of us in the newsroom aren't doing. >> it's a circus out there. >> yes. well said, well said, you know, donald trump was asked at that first debate do you promise you won't run as a third party candidate? and everybody had to promise they won't. i'm sensing something unusual happening here, is that now the question is, will the party stand by not putting up third party candidate. and as a lawyer, any contract? if agreement of the minds but have you to have consideration. donald says i won't run as a

third party. >> this is is the irony of the situation. i wrote a column about this situation. saying it can happen, if you flash forward and think about donald trump's potential, that he can become nominee and the republican party would northbound a position they'd want to run someone as a third party so rerun the party. >> mitt romney came out and said it. let's go to a broker convention. what does that signal to you? >> well, it signals that the establishment is raising the white flag and saying we have to find alternative. stewart stevens, a good friend of mine is actively saying we need a third party run because they're saying donald trump having a banner waiver is

unacceptable. >> but what if the people want him? who are the establishment, i don't know who this person is, to say we can't have him be the republican -- i mean, aren't we a country founded on the belief that the government works for us? >> well, it's called a democracy. that is what people are supposed to do, vote for the nominee of the party and salute. >> is this a change in the paradigm? . >> i think there has been a car wreck in store for the republican party for a long time. and that one way or another, we're going to redefine the future of the republican party. looks like donald trump is going owe do that on his terms, the question is whether or not the rest of the republican party that don't want to give up power will recognize what that means in terms of this movement. go to a donald trump rally and see what it is like. >> what is it like sf. >> it's unbelievable. i've never seen anything close to it in 30 years. you can't appreciate what's

happening with donald trump and his supporters until you go to one. first of all, it's a movement. people are passionate. and which side do you want to be on? the side with passion, heat and energy or sort of the closed status quo which is kind of where hillary clinton is at and the democrats. >> who are the people that you see -- >> that is the other thing, if you follow media oh, it's just a bunch of old white people, it's not. there are lots of young millennials. and the disenfranchised. so he is bringing in a lot of the new people. >> and he's a capitolist. >> one thing is that we have to bring in new people. and donald trump is doing that. are we losing some? perhaps. the voters would normally be voting for hillary clinton. this coalition is taking away

some traction from hillary clinton. >> i have known donald and have been clear he is my friend and i support him. i remember walking down the street with him in manhattan, and the hard hats freaking out. people freaking out. he's had this charisma. but there is something about his message now. it's not just charisma. what is the message? >> make america great again. that is the clear, ann richards used to say dumb it down so my mama can understand it. what are the candidate's campaign message? they can't name anybody but donald trump. make america great again. they get that. they feel our life style is threatened and economy is threatened. and take it to fight for them. >> well, you know what? he knows how to brand. >> under normal circumstances, just given the demographic trend in the country, any sort of

standard democratic candidacy is not going to win the election. >> you feel it, huh? >> you go to a rally, you feel it. i don't know if he's going to win or not, but he's the guy that can win. if you put up a typical, standard republican, i think democrats are probably going to do well. >> all right. the circus, fantastic, thanks for being with us. >> judge, thanks. >> florida could be a make or break state for the g.o.p. presidential nominee. next, i go one on one with the chairman of the republican party of florida to see what he thinks will win it all. stay with us.

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>> all eyes now on florida. that state's winner may call where the g.o.p. primary will be held on march 15th. crump continues to crush marco rubio, or, as he calls him, little marco, in the polls. so can he be supported in that state? let's ask my next guest, a member of the florida house of representatives who joins me now. good evening, mr. chairman. marco, your man has not won anything today. why do you think that is? >> well, hillary has been a -- it has been -- i think ted cruz overperformed and mr. trump under performed a little.

but it was a good night for ted cruz. >> okay. and you know, donald, you know, if you say under performed he took a beating this week. every week, it's the polls, it's mitt romney. you know, the two of them coming at him. do you see donald trump winning florida? >> well, i'll tell you now, i know everyone keeps on referencing the last poll, but i have seen polls here that show the race -- >> hang on just a second. 49, 44, 28. 44 donald trump, 28 marco rubio. sorry. go ahead. >> when i was saying is that that poll was done about ten days ago. i have seen a couple polls that have come out since that showed the race tightening a lot.

one poll had mr. trump up by seven, another, up by five. we see the race tightening. we think marco is going to be very competitive. >> in terms of the party establishment, your candidate is? >> we say the republican party of florida stays neutral. our job is making sure we have inpra structure and ready to deliver to the republican nominee and to make sure that hillary clinton does not see the inside of the oval office. >> what do you think about what mitt romney did a couple days ago? >> well, i didn't get to see the whole speech. i was serving in the florida house of representatives. i read some of of the transcripts. look, mitt romney has his own opinions. those are not the opinions of

the republican party of florida. if mr. trump is the nominee, we're going to get behind mr. trump and help him get elected. >> what about the fact marco rubio is not running for reelection, if he drops out of the race, and i believe you would agree then it's time to get out of the way? >> well, that is going to be up to marco rubio and his campaign. i can't say what he will or won't do. i think the race is going to be competitive. yes, marco rubio is behind now, but if anyone can win as an under dog and come behind in this state, marco rubio can. he did it in 2010. as far as him staying in the race, after that, that is a question only marco rubio can answer. >> he's given up his senate seat

and there is talk of carson being brought as a candidate. i have to come in at a hard break here. have you heard that? carson running for senate? >> yes. i think i've heard that more on media reports. i have not heard from that grass roots or any of voters here in florida. i don't know if that is entirely accurate. >> thanks for joining us this evening. >> pleasure being here, thank you. >> justice is back in a moment. stay with us. zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com

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hello, welcome to justice, and thanks for joining us tonight. there is an insurretion coming. mitt romney just confirmed it. he will be remembered as the one who put us over the enl and awoke a sleeping giant, the silent majority, the american people. the establishment is panicked. it called for a broker's convention where the republican nominee will be selected by party activists and delegates.

irrespective of the state's choice. the call, to vote for whomever has the best chance of beating donald trump. do you want to broker convention? a primer? whatever we have, one we lose. do we infor to merge to lose the general election, but why? because party leaders want to stop us from falling into the abyss? mitt, most of us working 2 and 3 jobs think we're already in the abyss. the obama abyss. and most of us cared about our safety and security. and you want to prevent us from falling into a recession? we don't believe any of you. that is why outsiders are so strong in both parties and insiders take a brokered

convention or super delegate to guarantee their own position. but because you are worried about losing power, the lobbyists, the power brokers, lawmakers who are willing to invest in absurd pensions, our children can't possibly pay for, for their own short-term political survival. we are sick and tired of legislators with modest means who leave congress multi millionaires whose spouses and families get all of the contracts from selling to post offices to accessing insider information so they can buy property and flip it. you're so entrenched you're willing to give hillary clinton the win. it doesn't matter to to you which party, crony capitalism and it's capitalism will not

change along the way. mitt, if you're so concerned about our country, where were you when barack obama lied to us saying we can keep our health care and our doctor? when the gsa wasted millions of dollars for stupid conferences? when the military suffered when the va was run as a piggy bank for corrupt employees and when the irs went after 503 c 3 applicants when the clintons run the largest 503 c three organization? you say you're offended by donald trump's language. politicians have been trashing each other since the founding fathers, language so horrible, mitt, i can't repeat on the air, you're offended by donald trump's language but not barack

obama's condemnation to god and guns and you're worried with donald trump businesses? you sent jobs out of our country. and you don't like donald's temperment and judgment? you couldn't even stand up to cmn's candy crowley. you couldn't get elected when the nation was ripe for a republican president and foreign policies who mr. trump's own statement lead us to conclude as president he would act in ways to america america less safe and diminish our standing in the world. are those bozos talking about barack obama? and they go on to say he poses a threat to civil liberties in the united states. really? i'm worried about the civil liberties of american who's had their heads cutoff and those killed in work place violence.

do you criticize that? no. and you want us to vote for rubio? why? what has he done aside from having one of the largest absentee voting records in the history of the u.s. senate? if you complain about trump university, mitt, mind explaining your connection to university that knew how to hold down the costs of education when in truth it was one of the most expensive colleges in america when the owners were making contributions to you? remember? and how about vander tot college? your namby-pamby reason that you won't support donald trump, you're worried when your

grandchildren will ask, why, grandpa didn't you stop donald trump? maybe you ought to explain your loss to barack obama. what are you going to tell them? will you tell them that you choked? i don't care if you supported republicans, democrats or martians. he was a businessman. i don't care if he said putin was a strong leader he can get along with. hillary clinton hit a reset button with russia and you're worried about putin when barack obama dances with the devil in iran? mitt, i never knew you were such a patriot. and you see, donald is arrogant. he says things you don't. but things that you think. you're acts are more arrogant than his words. mitt, you lost your own state, massachusetts, the second worst home state loss in presidential election history. and trump won 49% of

massachusetts. donald trump is bringing in record numbers of americans. he's doing more to add to our ranks than any of your anemic get out the vote operations. yes. there is an insurrection coming. we're fed up. we're sick of the lies about immigration. yet no one has done anything since the last amnesty in 1986 while we continue to pay for education, medication and housing while families like kate steinle's suffered behind back door budget hearings. you continue to fund sanctuary cities that thumb their noses at american victims. you talk about overspending in the government and deficit, it's only gotten bigger. you take our money in the form of taxes, wasted away while you feather your own nests.

from bob dole to john mccain to you, mitt romney and almost another bush, the party elite cannot win. don't be small, mitt. remember, our history. remember when we were fed up with the monarchy? be careful. be very, very careful. do not disrespect the man who makes sense to us. because when you disrespect him, you disrespect the will of the american people. and that is not a good place to be. and that is my open, tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. #judgeje #judgejeanine. with me now, all right, guys, aside from how i feel about mitt romney, i get the sense that even though we're all, you know

insiders in terms of politics and what is going on, campaigns, you know, strategists, i have done it. the public is really into it this time. why? look at the numbers, judge, donald trump animating millions of more, on the democrat side you have a compelling candidacy of bernie sanders, engaging young voters in a way that people didn't think of barack obama to do. is the candidate one of us? or one of them? donald trump is one of us to many people in this country. that is why he's gaining support and people don't hold him to the same standard of consistency. that is why he can be flexible and not get hurt by it and mitt romney is one of them. >> his father ran for president in the 60s. there is nobody more splishment than hillary clinton, mitt

romney, jeb bush. the public are sick of it. > there was a time when the american public was in awe of the kennedys, you know? and the bushes and clintons. all of a sudden, we've had it. do you know what i think it is? i think we're hurting and scared. i think we have money problems and i think it's the deficit. there is something happening. >> i think part of it has to do within the 70s big business entered politics and did nothing for the common man. it did great for the big businessmen in bed with the politicians. that is why donald trump's message is resonating with the populist voters. right now, they don't see a big difference between jeb bush and hillary clinton. >> what happened in the 90s? bill clinton saw a big trend with big business so he became one of them, you had the center of the right and left merge together, create what we now deem as the establishment. special interests and everyone

else's interest s seem to get met but that guy who doesn't have the lobbyist and a friend in a position of influence. this is the bottom line. it's about fairness. that is why you have populism on the left and right. >> that is where we started. that is how america started. you know, that everyone needed to have an equal shot at getting ahead. and i think for the first time, there is a revolution. bernie sanders talks about it. i believe that donald trump as wealthy as he is and as much of a capitalist he is, is someone blue collar workers see as a friend. >> and he says it's about fair trade, not free trade, giving the common person a say in the economy. not just one person, one vote anymore. the way it's set up, you have access to all politicians in your favor, the common worker doesn't have that access. >> going forward, what does

donald trump need to do to get to 1237 delegates? >> that is the key question. the reality is that there will be no brokered or open convention if donald trump is able to do this. he's building a movement. it's populist and nationalist. but he has to remember the essence of the republican party is built around conservatism and ideas and principles. he cannot alienate that base. so when he skips events like cpac. when insulting president bush's intervention in iraq, it undermines this idea he can be an effective part of the republican conservative movement while effectively expanding it. >> but tony, they need him as much as he needs them. >> that is what he believes. >> the reality is that he has all of the chips right now, right? to move forward, the republican

party has to unify around a candidate that has that populist state. otherwise, those voters are not going to turn out in the general election. >> do you agree that donald trump is the one who reaches across the aisle, you know, and gets independents, moderates and blue dog democrats? >> they're reagan democrats. i think hillary clinton talks about the african american vote. she has it, but can't win without the blue dog democrats. she wants to think about moving forward. donald trump is the one, bernie sanders is turning up. >> yes. terrible enthusiasm problems. judge, i have tremendous respect for governor romney. he made a big respect. >> i don't respect the man. >> he says donald trump cannot beat hillary clinton.

that is strong. his greatest strengths are authenticity and can't be bought. her weaknesses he's inauthentic and bought and paid for by special interest. >> of the populists, donald trump beats all of the establishment candidates. and bernie sanders beats donald trump by general polls by nine points. >> let's forgive her. >> that is crazy. >> no. >> americans -- >> the general poll is that he beats them by 8.9%. >> i'm rooting for bernie but believe me, america is not going to elect a socialist president. but the republicans cannot undermine their greatest opportunity to beat hillary clinton and she is the greatest healing mechanism. so judge, when you ask the parties to resolve the problems,

yes, because she will be our most likely opponent. >> all right. thanks for being with us tonight. a lot to talk about, though, with my next guest, marianne marsh is here, we'll talk about results on both sides of the aisle and i'll ask her who democrats want to face in the general election. justice is back in a moment. stay with us. .

>> looks like the victories we have won so far, we hope early in double digit victories which means we've won in new hampshire, in oklahoma, in colorado, in minnesota, in vermont, and today, we hope, it will be in kansas, and nebraska. and that tells me that the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. >> bernie sanders speaking after

his wins in nebraska and kansas, hillary clinton took louisiana. with me now, mary anne marsh. good evening, okay. the race is different. there was movement last week, everybody thought hillary was on her way. bernie, where is he coming from? >> he still is. that is the fascinating thing to me tonight. hillary clinton wins louisiana tonight, bernie sanders picked up more states but she now has a 204 delegate lead. if you had in super delegates, there is 6426789 i have to add on the republican side for everything i've heard, ted cruz only cut into donald trump's delegate count by five. so ted cruz and bernie sanders in the same spot that both sides of this can't catch. trump or clinton. it's a huge -- >> listening to you talk you have been convinced that donald trump is going to be the

nominee. so, any movement by ted cruz doesn't impress you at all? >> he has to hit a grand slam, ted cruz has to hit a grand slam for every contest left to catch donald trump. that is not going to happen. >> all right. who would you, democrats, i'm speaking to yous a democrat, who would you face, cruz or donald trump? >> personally, cruz, his views are way outside of the main stream. i think the more the country got to know him, the less they'd like him. donald trump, crossover appeal with blue collar voters, low education voters and low income voters and hillary clinton would have to offset that by picking up independent women, republican women, republican moderate women and millennials as well.

so you change the face of both part eyes in that respect. >> hillary clinton has been changing her message to try to make it about us, now. to try to get the millennials and young women who aren't connected to her feminist views, her gloria steinham and you know, ryan tagliano, i predicted they had him by short hairs and going to pull. and immunity. i don't give anyone immunity unless they're going to tell me something that is relevant to a criminal investigation. what say you? >> if you were his defense attorney you'd tell him to get the immunity. no matter what. >> i would. >> the issue here, judge, is the political damage system. what is unfortunate is all of the leaks about this.

so it has hurt hillary clinton politically. at the end of this, i don't think there is any indictment or criminal wrong doing. were mistakes made, sure? but i don't think there was anymore more than. >> do you know what i think? it seems to me a plea deal might be worked out. once i heard this thing with immunity and brian tagliano, there are a lot of smart people here, but going forward we know what the electorate is infuriated with run of the mill politicians and you see ted cruz has not an outsider but one of the politicians. isn't hillary that? >> if you're a woman running for office, you know that is like, you were the first woman to win that position in westchester county. and it's hard. we've elected most forms of men,

almost every kind, but never elected a woman. >> see, that is the problem. you don't vote for someone because of their gender. >> no one is, in this case. it added benefit, but most women realize they're the minority in this country when it comes to politics, when it comes to elected office and ceos sitting on boards. you name the measurement, women are still the minority, unfortunately, though we're the majority of the population. and i think most people get that. >> finally, decline in the number of democrats coming out to vote in the primaries. real bad compared to the opposite, especially in kansas tonight, or saturday night with the republicans. how do you get the energy back? >> well, it is a concern. but i think when you come to general election and have a choice between two candidates and given how everybody feels about this and how engaged people are, people are going to

turn out, period, end of sentence. so it's the job of both candidates to get those voters to vote for them. i think when you have the choice between a republican and democrat, you're going to see everybody turn out in droves. i'm not worried about the democratic turnout. i will say if i it is a trump-clinton race, very, very close. very. >> mary anne marsh, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, judge, nice to see you. >> next up, conservative radio host larry elder weighs in on today's election news and results. stay with us. .

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take on the results from last night? >> when i still feel it's trump's race to lose. i think if mitt romney gets his way and kasich remains in the race and possibly takes ohio and rubio possibly takes florida, then, we have a broken convention. and you think the base is bad now, imagine what happens if trump comes through with the delegates? this is a race down to donald trump and cruz and if i want to try to stop donald trump i would urge kasich and rubio to drop out. they're not going to do it and it's going to be a long slog. >> how does rubio get up every importanting and say i still have a shot. he won one state. is he delusional? >> well, it takes a lot of vanity to run for office. and maybe he can take it. the only hope he has if there is

a broken convention. that is what these guys are hoping for. >> ed, what is your take on the democratic side? >> you're looking at caucuses right now. it's not the same as primary. i just don't think the races here on the democratic side or republican side mean a lot. larry is right. all of the important states are coming up march 15th. florida, ohio, michigan. and that is the big piece of the republican nomination now. rubio is 20 points down in florida. if he can't win his home state, what state can he win? >> rubio is not running for reelection. and you know, if he doesn't win florida, what does the guy do? disappear? write another book? >> does he set himself up for a gubernatorial run? he is between a novelty and hero

at this point. >> who do you want to run against, larry? who do you want your party to run against on this side? >> i want to run against hillary. she's going to be the nominee. the only way she won't is if she gets elected by the doj. barack obama wouldn't be able to get a table at fat burger if she gets a doj. and she's going to have to answer to what she did to lawyers on these women who made allegations hence her husband. that has never come up. donald trump will make it come up. >> ed, are you worried about hillary as a candidate? >> no. i'm not. all of stuff is coming up that we have seen before. and i think no matter who is the nominee, whether trump or a

mathal other g.o.p. , i'm confident she's going to do fine. >> how do you explain the lack of interest and energy on the democratic side? >> i can explain it. i'm asking ed, not you, larry. >> okay. all right. >> you think competition drives turnout. when you see something competitive, you see more people turn out. look at the results of iowa and new hampshire. those far outpace turnout races in 2004. when we had record turnout. it's not like 2008. but 2008 was a transformative year. >> going forward, i don't care about before. what i care about is that we're seeing on both sides, that people are outraged. this guy, bernie sanders is nobody, nobody heard of him before. he's a u.s. senator but has beaten the royalty of the democratic party. she has so much money, they have so many friends, that foundation, that is funneling money left and right. and yet, this nobody is beating her.

>> it's the year people are lashing out on both sides against the status quo and donald trump -- >> she is the status quo. >> well, she is. but that is not what is going to ultimately prevail. >> it is still the economy, stupid. this is the worst economy of our time. a lot of people lost ground. people are winning are at the top. she's not offering major or minor criticism of obama. if you're one of two thirds of americans on the wrong side economically, why should you want four more years? >> i mean, it's like, different now. >> well, two thirds of the american people believe we're on the wrong side economically and wrong track in terms of foreign policy. that is not the case in, for example bill clinton's last year, this is a president where people don't feel like they're

gaining but they're losing ground and they're still, very, very unhappy. it's still the economy, stupid. >> going forward whashg do you see happening? you see bernie going to the convention? >> yes. i think bernie will go to the convention. i think the key difference in the democratic nomination process is that democrats have pro portional delegate allocation throughout the end. bernie sanders can stay in the race until june and win as little as 20%. he may do better than that. >> it's only the millennials knew it was rigged. super delegates are already in her pocket. >> there is not enough of them to make the difference. >> all right. >> she can get all of the super delegates and have a plenty big gap. i think bernie will get delegates and take his message to the convention and will have

people there in the room to support him. >> it will be fun. larry elder and espinoza, thanks for joining us. >> and now, mack mckinnen good to have you here. >> thank you. you're following this campaign in a way most of us in the newsroom aren't doing. >> it's a circus out there. >> yes. well said, well said, you know, donald trump was asked at that first debate do you promise you won't run as a third party candidate? and everybody had to promise they won't. i'm sensing something unusual happening here, is that now the question is, will the party stand by not putting up third party candidate. and as a lawyer, any contract? if agreement of the minds but have you to have consideration. donald says i won't run as a

third party. >> this is is the irony of the situation. i wrote a column about this situation. saying it can happen, if you flash forward and think about donald trump's potential, that he can become nominee and the republican party would northbound a position they'd want to run someone as a third party so rerun the party. >> mitt romney came out and said it. let's go to a broker convention. what does that signal to you? >> well, it signals that the establishment is raising the white flag and saying we have to find alternative. stewart stevens, a good friend of mine is actively saying we need a third party run because they're saying donald trump having a banner waiver is

unacceptable. >> but what if the people want him? who are the establishment, i don't know who this person is, to say we can't have him be the republican -- i mean, aren't we a country founded on the belief that the government works for us? >> well, it's called a democracy. that is what people are supposed to do, vote for the nominee of the party and salute. >> is this a change in the paradigm? . >> i think there has been a car wreck in store for the republican party for a long time. and that one way or another, we're going to redefine the future of the republican party. looks like donald trump is going owe do that on his terms, the question is whether or not the rest of the republican party that don't want to give up power will recognize what that means in terms of this movement. go to a donald trump rally and see what it is like. >> what is it like sf. >> it's unbelievable. i've never seen anything close to it in 30 years. you can't appreciate what's

happening with donald trump and his supporters until you go to one. first of all, it's a movement. people are passionate. and which side do you want to be on? the side with passion, heat and energy or sort of the closed status quo which is kind of where hillary clinton is at and the democrats. >> who are the people that you see -- >> that is the other thing, if you follow media oh, it's just a bunch of old white people, it's not. there are lots of young millennials. and the disenfranchised. so he is bringing in a lot of the new people. >> and he's a capitolist. >> one thing is that we have to bring in new people. and donald trump is doing that. are we losing some? perhaps. the voters would normally be voting for hillary clinton. this coalition is taking away

some traction from hillary clinton. >> i have known donald and have been clear he is my friend and i support him. i remember walking down the street with him in manhattan, and the hard hats freaking out. people freaking out. he's had this charisma. but there is something about his message now. it's not just charisma. what is the message? >> make america great again. that is the clear, ann richards used to say dumb it down so my mama can understand it. what are the candidate's campaign message? they can't name anybody but donald trump. make america great again. they get that. they feel our life style is threatened and economy is threatened. and take it to fight for them. >> well, you know what? he knows how to brand. >> under normal circumstances, just given the demographic trend in the country, any sort of

standard democratic candidacy is not going to win the election. >> you feel it, huh? >> you go to a rally, you feel it. i don't know if he's going to win or not, but he's the guy that can win. if you put up a typical, standard republican, i think democrats are probably going to do well. >> all right. the circus, fantastic, thanks for being with us. >> judge, thanks. >> florida could be a make or break state for the g.o.p. presidential nominee. next, i go one on one with the chairman of the republican party of florida to see what he thinks will win it all. stay with us. [ salesman ] congrats on the new car.

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but it was a good night for ted cruz. >> okay. and you know, donald, you know, if you say under performed he took a beating this week. every week, the polls, it's mitt romney. you know, the two of them coming at him. do you see donald trump winning florida? >> well, i'll tell you now, i know everyone keeps on referencing the last poll, but i have seen polls here that show the race -- >> hang on just a second. 49, 44, 28. 44 donald trump, 28 marco rubio. sorry. go ahead. >> when i was saying is that that poll was done about ten days ago. i have seen a couple polls that have come out since that showed the race tightening a lot.

one poll had mr. trump up by seven, another, up by five. we see the race tightening. we think marco is going to be very competitive. >> in terms of the party establishment, your candidate is? >> we say the republican party of florida stays neutral. our job is making sure we have inpra structure and ready to deliver to the republican nominee and to make sure that hillary clinton does not see the inside of the oval office. >> what do you think about what mitt romney did a couple days ago? >> well, i didn't get to see the whole speech. i was serving in the florida house of representatives. i read some of of the transcripts. look, mitt romney has his own opinions. those are not the opinions of

the republican party of florida. if mr. trump is the nominee, we're going to get behind mr. trump and help him get elected. >> what about the fact marco rubio is not running for reelection, if he drops out of the race, and i believe you would agree then it's time to get out of the way? >> well, that is going to be up to marco rubio and his campaign. i can't say what he will or won't do. i think the race is going to be competitive. yes, marco rubio is behind now, but if anyone can win as an under dog and come behind in this state, marco rubio can. he did it in 2010. as far as him staying in the race, after that, that is a question only marco rubio can answer. >> he's given up his senate seat

and there is talk of carson being brought as a candidate. i have to come in at a hard break here. have you heard that? carson running for senate? >> yes. i think i've heard that more on media reports. i have not heard from that grass roots or any of voters here in florida. i don't know if that is entirely accurate. >> thanks for joining us this evening. >> pleasure being here, thank you. you. >> justice is back ♪

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