>> it is a banner year on "saturday night live." >> and i am leaving. nice to see you. back next week. i hope. >> donald trump talking about the nasty fight with marco rubio and the personal insults, whether he is flexible on immigration and the hash best attacks by the media. >> are media are bigots. >> bigoted? >> these are people have such hatred for me, i don't know why, it is unfair. they do not call me. i have never spoken to them. to the best of my knowledge you would think if they write about me they would call or talk to me. >> we talked about whether he will stop show up for televised debates. >> the debates are out-of-control and ridiculous

and how many times can you answer the same questions. >> but are the victories evershadowed by the coverage of violent clashes at the rallies forcing him to cancel a major event? >> and what about breitbart disputing that a top aide was hit on, and did the media try to push marco rubio out of the race? and hillary clinton is beaten by bernie sanders and she gets toucher questions in debate. >> if you are indicted would you good --. >> 04 goodness sake. >> is the press portray bernie sanders as helpless long shot? >> a jury awards erin andrews a huge sum over the video. does she deserve $55 million? i am howard this is "media buzz".

>> i sat down with donald trump the other day at famous estate he own in palm beach and i had a long list of media and political questions. we started with the subject generating chatter and criticism. his tone. >> after you won michigan and mississippi you said you could be more presidential than anyone but abraham lincoln but you are always under attack. people are saying can you act more presidential? >> at the problem is i started off with 17 people all smart, all tough, governors, senators. >> and you have three. >> i am down to three. i was being attacked from every angle imaginable. it was really amazing. i had to be tough and sharp and i had to be nasty because they were nasty. now we are down to a few and i want to finish the game.

i went to the best school i was a good student i am smart i can be the most politically person you have ever interviewed and i do joke i can be the best, other than honest abraham lincoln, he would be tough, he is the ultimate. i can be very presidential but it hasn't been -- this is highly competitive with all of the people. >> you have gotten into it with marco rubio and personal attacks and running an ad that said little marco is corrupt, and dishonest and you talk about cheat on the republican party credit cards and asked, would you consider him for v.p. and you said he has a lost talent. >> i said it is too early to say. >> you said he has a left talent. >> he has tall. but he hurt himself when he tried to be don rickles he should not have done that. he can be sharp on occasion and he was hurt by chris christie. >> but you call him corrupt do

you think, i may need to mend fences. >> why want to discuss it. the reason i don't is because we will see wasp. i will say this: he was better off before he attacked. i don't do the attacking. i am a counter punch. i don't attack. you look at the 17, they started it. and they going back. there is something nice about that, it would be nice to have that working for our country. >> in detroit debate, when you talked about the size of your hands and --. >> i didn't talk about it marco talked about it. >> he started it, you responded, it was a joke, i did not have a problem but there was a tsunami of coverage on the natural not the dissent into donald trump's past. >> he made a statement and i had small hands and he made it up he is a politician, politicians lie. i don't have small whats i have good hands, look --. >> let the record show. >> i have good hands.

look, i was shaking hand to days later and people say you have large hands, wonderful hands. they were shocked. why shouldn't i say it? he lied. i called him out. should i have done that, yes, i should have because now at least they know it was a lie. he became very nasty. marco. i became, therefore, reasonable nastier and it was bad for him. i believe when you get hit, hit back. >> talking about flexibility, with word leaked of an off the record meeting with a "new york times" editorial on immigration. >> very important. >> i want to ask about some of the opponents think that when you make the sweeping declarations and talk about sillity maybe you are not going to carry out everything you say you will do. >> flexibility is permit. you cannot say this is how it is. i will not talk to you.

i will not...i know that flexibility is important the you have to give something to the other side. it could be meaningless but it is a bone, a bone you call it it is in the "art of the deal." cruz is a very inflexible person. i think. i think. who knows? but when he stands in filibusters for two days what did he get? nothing but a wasted two days. you have to have a certain -- now, ask for more than you want, come back to what you want, make the great deal. >> negotiate. >> it is called negotiating. >> in the fox debate you said you were changing and soft being your position on more visas for highly skilled incident and the next day you backed off. critics are saying, where do you stand? >> what i refer to, we educate people in this country and from other cups what we like it or not, they pay, et cetera, et

cetera. we educate a lot of people. we need those people. they cannot come and the country. they go to harvard, first in their chase and from india and they go to india and set up companies and make a fortune and employ a lot of people. many want to stay in the country, someone that goes through years of college in this country we should not kick them out the day they graduate. >> you say you are a common sense conservative, a position that some do not like you say don't touch social security and medicare because people paid into it and they are entitled to the benefit but those are two monster programs that are at the moment, medicaid is driving the debt 45% of the budget. you say, i would not look at raising retirement able, no changes whatever. >> i don't want to change. by the way, the democrats are not going to change. i watched them and they are talking about increasing it. >> that is the democratic position.

>> why should you and director billionaire friends be eligible? >> i would give it up in two seconds and so would a lot people i know and someone said they don't want to do that i would give it up in two seconds make it voluntary. >> why not set an income above which you don't get it? >> there are people it does not come into, they do not know they have it. other people need it so desperately. why want to change it and i don't want to change it for a number of ropes. one is because they have paid in for years. we can make so much money in this country if we stop the waste and fraud and abuse and negotiated with other people helping us. >> speaking of detractors on the right, national review has come out forcefully again you and your press conference you said these are idiots who do not have common sense. >> i did not use the word "idiot." >> i thought you did. >> whatever. >> but people are fighting for their vision of conservative principles --.

>> we have something that is very unique, millions of people are going to the polls. they are going and voting for donald trump. millions and will months more than ever for the republican party. maybe in some cases to vote against me, regardless, but more than have ever been to the polls. the democrats are down 30-35 mrs. >> they say you are expanding the republican party. >> i am expanding it with democrats, with independences i am expanding with people that never voted before. so many people are coming to me and saying i have never voted before but you are the first one -- millions of people. they should embrace me. i should embrace them. and i will. the elite republicans, i don't know if they are more elite but they call them the establish establishment. say the establishment. the establishment should embrace what we are doing. >> you gave money to hillary

clinton and you invited her to your wedding because you are a new york businessman and it was your job to get along in a democratic city. is it odd to say harsh things about someone who you were friendly with? >> i was at a point as a businessman, one of the magazines said donald trump was a world-class businessman, it is true look at company i filed all my paper. alook at hillary clinton. >> as a world class business machine i have to get along with secretaries of state, with senators, with this and that and i would support people and get along. i never knew i would be doing this or running for office, it does not bother me. i look at job performance. in syria. with so many -- look at disaster in libya and benghazi. >> in 2012, you told fox that hillary clinton was a terrific woman. >> i am a businessman. >> is that b.s.? >> i would say why would i say

bad? i go to the state department to get approval on a regulate i am building in some foreign country and they have to give me a letter of wreckization why would i say that? >> it sounds like a politician when you change your view. >> why would i say bad things about people -- i never knew i would do this? i got fed up looking at the incompetence in government, the incompetence of our country. >> we will have more of the trump interview later with a candid discussion of his view of the media. when we come back the media is asking whether trump item could be encouraging violence at his rallies. stay tuned. this is joanne.

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>> the violent at the donald trump rallies surfaced with a jake tapper questioning and when chaos erupted, protesters clashed with supporters prompting donald trump to cancel the event and call into the anchors covering it and it was a different tone on different channels. that is not a demonstration against war or economic conditions but a protest as i understand it against your free speech. they are using free speech and they have a right to protest to try and shut you down from your free speech. >> this is a demonstration against economic conditions on both sides. >> i am close to the contention he wanted a problem this big because it is a classic strongman political technique. >> joining us to talk about the campaign is heidi przybyla political correspondent for u.s.a. today and kristen soltis anderson pollster and contributor to the washington examiner and michael tomasky with daily beast.

>> as you saw, the tone and focus is different on fox and msnbc. your take? >> that was great someone will do a big story showing a lot of montages of how the media is driving people into their corners, and that is a great example. it is absurd to not knowledge that donald trump has not lay add role in setting the tone. we have seen the footage urging people to punch that guy and i will pay your legal fees and promulgating racial stereotype by picking out a black man and saying get a job. it is ma'am practice not to knowledge in the press these protests have gone over the line, from what were peaceful silent protesters standing with signs to people rushing the stage and making nine year old cries outside the event and push ing women. >> your headline trump's heated words were going to stir violence.

>> the rhetoric is fair game, kristen but what about thugs who show up, organize and punch people or try to shut down the rallily? >> that is inapplicable of trying to stop donald trump through protests that do overline. in "art of the deal," he said the media loves conflict and this is part of the press strategy for decades. when people turn on the news and they see images of the protester s fighting what do you think people walk away saying? they will say, even if i don't like donald trump i don't know i think people should be hopping over barricades to come after him. it will make him look sympathetic. i don't understand the strategy. >> trump was hammered today and he did not give an inch or say he feels he bears responsibility for the violence. does this feed a larger media narrative? >> it does.

reasonably so. you had the clip with rachel on a reporter from chicago who said very interesting thing, even holding the event at university of illinois chicago in the first place is rebel provocative the i have covered a ton of events as a chicago reporter and never seen a republican hold an event there. it --. >> but they are going to places where republicans do not usually, if they are only speaking at big churches or country clubs they are feeling the narrative. >> do you not see this at ted cruz or bernie sanders evens or rhetoric that sets it up, we all expect this. >> with hours and hours of coverage on all the cable news channels, trump phoned in with greta saying you are playing the 10 same footage of people pulling each other over and over picking the most violent episode. is there a point the media are

feeding into this? >> they will play the best footage and by virtue of the 24 hour news cycle despending when you turn on they figure you will not see it, all of the viewers will see it but it does that for people sitting this in front of the tv feeding the anger. >> let me turn to the controversially over breitbart reporter who alleged the trump campaign manager looking at footage before the incident grabbed her forcefully, and she showed bruises on her arm in an tonight pull her away asking a question she alleges, and they said this never happened, and she is delusional and an attention seeker. here is what she told megyn kelly. >> it feels terrible. this has to be aside from my father's death the worst experience i have gone through the hate that i have received, the e-mail messages. >> she feels as a former fox contributeor, she said she never

saw the aide and does not know we cover this when it appears to be --. >> there was audio released of her talking with a "washington post" reporter in the ten accidents after where they are discussing what happened and who did it and at this point it was clear that the donald trump campaign relied if their strategy is to deny and deny and deny even with the evidence they will get a pass. the interview you did with donald trump earlier you came to him with quotes of what he had said and he said, no, no, no, i did not but the campaign knows if he denies and denies and denies and the strategy is deployed in the michelle fields situation they can get away. >> but breitbart is a pro trump site has not backed up michelle feels and the "washington post" reporter who is the only apparent eyewitness appeared to confuse the aide with someone else and the c-span video came out and breitbart modified it and she is in a position where

hereaboutses do not take her side. >> i have never heard in 25 years doing this, a news organization not stand by the reporter in a situation like this. it is unbelievable thing to me. it makes them not a news organization. a trump organization. with respect to this. unbelievable. >> we will have more to say, still ahead, donald trump in the interview said the laws should make it easier for people like him to sue the media.

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there are senior advisors suggesting he will not do well in florida and he should get out sooner. >> the report was nonsense. she did not contact the campaign prior to come on the show last hour or reporting that. it is 100% false. cnn is doing a disservice to voters by airing that sort of reporting without checking with the campaign. >> that was quite a moment. kristen, how damming is it when every store asks, is he getting out and all interviews include versions of that? >> i understand idea media covered it this way. it is more exciting to have underdogs and winners and loser than to say here is what the delegate numbers stand and we have had a few delegates racked up so we have had different channels saying it is have tuesday two, and super tuesday number three all the hype and excitement means you need an

underdog and who is fading and marco rubio is that gay this week. >> i understand why we report on someone who only has "x" number of delegates buzz there is almost a nudge, why are you still in the race? >> you are right, they have been nudged in the past week. rubio overall has had a nice ride for a longer time than he deserved. he finished third in iowa. he gave a speech like he won. and the press played along with that spin. his people remember him saying this 3-2-1 strategy, third in iowa, second in new hampshire, first in south carolina and he was drilled the no one said, when are you get out and they should have been i saying it then. in the last weekend, it has been rough. but it has been a nation ride. >> in the cnn story with rubio racing across town, cnn stood by the story and said they relied on multiple unnamed advisors but

never called the rubio campaign for airing senatorring copycat stories s that a problem? >> yes. yes. it is. the use of anonymous sources to washington is a huge issue. in this case, there was one source anonymous and we did not know if it was a campaign official. the bigger problem and the griefance of the rubio campaign, they were not contacted. that is not acceptable. you need to contact someone when they are the subject of the story to provide a response. >> in the half minute left, is there too much media focus on the things that trump said, get him out of here, and western i could punch that give in the face and not enough on the people with go there deliberately to try to shut down a rally which is suppressing free speech? >> it is. trump is the story. trump is the give who started this and made this happen. it is the energy around him and

the way he talks. that got this ball rolling. >> panel, stick around, i will get a break and ahead, ramos demands pledges of deporting at the hillary clinton and bernie sanders debate. a hardship assignment in florida, and donald trump and how he feels when he is trashed by commentators. from the moment they wake up, doers don't stop. every day is a chance to do something great. and for the ones they love, they'd do anything. sears optical has glasses made for doing. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical.

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question? it is ridiculous. they get great ratings. why? do you think it is because of marco rubio. >> because of ted cruz? i don't think so. >> look they are making a fortune, the networks, fox and cnn and all of them are making an absolute fortune. the debates used to be throw aways, they used to be television --. >> negative like now. >> they used to be division dead land, they were forced. >> are you considering putting an end to the debate with your patching? >> i will do what i have to do but we have had enough. i like the debates and i have enjoyed the debates and i think i have been good because i have won every poll on the debates. we have had enough debate. >> you talk about be unhappy with "new york times" and "washington post" report on you saying we should open up the live laws to sue. you can see but you have to prove as a public figure they

published something they knew was false or acted with reckless disregard. how without change? >> "new york times" and the "washington post" but "new york times" have written steps about me that are so false and they know they are false but they are so fulls and so so liveout, i can say you are x, x, x as public figure and it is unfair. if someone writes falsely about a person you should be able to sue. >> you can sue. >> but you cannot win. i can sue but you cannot win. the laws are set so you cannot win. for the papers. now if i am in, i will make the laws fair. if someone writes a terrible defamatory story or horrible story knowing the facts and putting in the wrong facts i should be able to see and get daps and i will have the law

changed. i make it harder on myself because people are saying go after him more, they cannot do more but the laws are very unfair and actually in a certain way it mays the newspapers and makes the media dishonest. >> let me read a point of many tweets about the media saying "i am watching two clown announceers on fox trying to build up failed presidential candidate little marco, fox news is in the bag." do you watch to much cable news? >> fox is very prone toward marco rubio. >> really? >> it is amazeing. i like roger and i am treated very poorly on fox and megyn skelly's people treat me poorly, less her than people she has on, i could be 100% perfect on something and they would say

"wrong." krauthammer. it is false. krauthammer is just absolutely a disgrace when it comes to me. he was a big war hawk going to iraq and he was wrong on so many subjects. he and steven hayes treats meterbly. >> these are people that disagree with you ideologically. >> george will. terrible. follow treats me terribly. cnn treats me better than fox. >> i wrote a column about the way in which some of the commentators are ratcheting up the language against you. i will read you harsh stuff to get your response. >> ruth marcus "trump is nixon with all of the maniacness to abuse power." and david brooks "inability to think for an continued period of time about anyone other than him oval."

is there anything mother scary than donald trump with his finger on the nuclear figure? why it is so nuclear for those? >> these are bigoted people. i have read --. >> these are people that have such hatred for me, i don't know why. i see them. they don't know me. talking about my sweaty hands, why have sweaty hands. people should be held accountable. ruth marcus treats me horribly. she doesn't know me. she knows nothing about me. brakes i rode an article the hatred, this is nothing to do with government, this is nothing to do with governing but has to do with a personal hatred that is unbelievable. >> is there a level which the media attacks help you? >> i don't thing they help me. a lot of people do. a last people say, that is the greatest thing that could happen and i say, no.

they may have been right because my victories have been so incredible but the numbers are bigger than i thought. i don't think it z people ask that question when guys like brooks and marcus and others attack, i don't know if it is good or bad, to me it is bad. but i tell you, i think it is unfair. i do think it is unfair. they don't call me i have never spoken to any of them to the best of my agency so you would think if they write about me they would call, talk to me, and maureen dowd knows me and writes and i respect her. her is amazing. >> she is critical but she wrote a piece this was amazing, with some negative things but she "get," me and these people do not know me and they write personal. i say something about someone personally i end up with the front page story. but they can say things about me

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>> and the headlines turn negative for hillary clinton as bernie sanders shocked the pundits by beating her in...noted ifed if but in michigan and at a debate the anchor jog ramos insisted they take a mess on illegal immigrants. >> if you don't want to -- you want to be the next reporter in chief would you promise you will not deport poor children or immigrants with a criminal record, yes or no? >> i will not deport children. i would not deport children. i do not want to deport family members, either, jorge. >> we back with the panel. what do you think of the way that jorge ramos pressed candidates, is that the role of a journalist or advocate? >> it was journalist crossing over from being a journalist to trying to get an answer to someone who is advocating to try

and get a commitment from candidate and he was so indicate up this that fervor he missed the fact that she made her answer quite well saying she would not deport children she capped a distinction between children coming to the border and those who are already here. >> bernie sanders is in same position. >> in mention of the univision debate that a lot of people are breaking the law coming here or there are a lot of people who are opposed to illegal immigration. was this certain amendment to pander to latino audience? >> we are in the middle of a democratic primary so you want to speak to democratic primary voters. when you look at exit poll after exit poll after exit poll hillary clinton does well among democratic voters who are not white. it is very important for her to make sure she has her base shored up because bernie sanders continues to pose a threat to her in race after race after race. she will i think be the nominee but she feels the heat. >> jorge ramos who had the

confrontation with trump, he asked hillary clinton a tough question abut the e-mail, was it fair to ask if she would drop out if indicted? >> it is probably fair. we do nut know it is an investigation that service her, we don't know what the investigation is about because they will not say but that is not unfair. it is something people are talking about. >> no one has asked it. >> good point for that. >> i mentioned michigan and no one in our business thought bernie sanders would beat hick but the polls were off by an average of 20 points. are the media too dependent? >> yes, it shapes expectation. this is about exceeding expectation or fill compared to expectation talking about marco rubio getting a pass, where he exceeding expectation that is a win. in this case mapped on the democratic side we still don't know. is it they got the sample wrong? did they dot waiting wrong?

are democratic voters harder to poll poll because they are less likely to have land lines? >> you wrote a 8:00 up "eating crow," saying this is no way that bernie sanders who wins. >> i got it wrong. i said i was wrong and i did not thing there was a way he could win a diverse state. >> you her the trump interchange talking about what he sees as personal hatred by the commentators for him. this was on right and the left. >> it is no doubt that in materials of the columnists on either side of the spectrum there is a lot ofant trump, they we do not lake him and they wrote a lost negative columns. that is overwashed and balanced out by the fact he gets so much network coverage. 69 interviews in 69 days. we had a perfect example this week, an epic upset in michigan and no network can find it to

cut away from what was a trump news conference promoting his stakes and hillary clinton is on with the other candidates. >> you but he is taking questions from journalists. i like when candidates take questions from journalists. >> to the state department he is a candidate would wants to be accessible fill lead to more coverage. there are other candidates would want to be more closed off. in the case his rally, he was hawking his steaks...that was not an interview. >> after the break, how facebook and twitter played key roles in channeling animosity that lead to the disruption of the rally in chicago. >> and the honor andrews video never goes away and why.

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>> donald trump chicago rally turned dangerous and essential media organized and channeling the anger of the moment. we have shana glenzer and technology executive and commentator here in washington. what role did facebook play? >> facebook is a by we areful tool for organizing political campaigns and over develops and it is easy to use with potential to go viral and we saw that with the stop trump chicago page creating a page called trump rally forecast, an, -- the organizing effort. 11,000 people responded and they came out on friday and we saw it

covered bradley. >> i watched the coverage and twitter exploded with all kinds of anger on both sides. you have looked at tweets. >> i saw tweets on friday and one is from rachel, protesters are so-called dangerous but the racists, but the man isn't? >> isaac said, it is sad when a bunch of liberals roast our frontrunner because they know theirs is going to prison. >> i saw a couple, the neo left calls trump a racist and sends organizes thugs to stop speech and jorge they have been promoting the fascist cloud for so long were. >> there is a lot of hatred that is being fed on twitter and we saw it organized on friday night around the protests. do i like it? no. does it make me angry?

yes. but i have seen how important twitter is to many americans to allow them to voice opinions they do not feel they can vote on the other platforms. >> i love twitter, democracy in action and you no longer need a printing press but it is an echo chamber for anger and accusation and charges of racism and i find that depressing. >> again, i don't disagree. i do think the fact that there is a place where people can become part of a conversation, can share their views whether they are happy about a candidate or angry, they can share that with others. >> even if they shout loud. >> even if they shout loudly they can share it with a place and feeling part of a conversation. >> do you think there is a constructive side to this, because everyone knows not just in the context of donald trump

-- is there a way in which this is a safety valve for people with strong emotions whether it is pro or anti or demonstrators or thugs, rather than venting it in another way? we can all probably be grateful to twitter that we are not having to hear this in person when we are out and about or at a bar or people are sharing it on twitter instead. >> the anonymous action experiment people do not use their names but a screening. you a it is more anone miscellaneous than on facebook where friends and families are so you have anonymity. >> stick around. erin andrews has relived a horrifying ordeal over the trial but does it justify $55 million jury verdict? diabetes, steady is exciting.

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>> during our program last sunday we got the tragic news. >> fox news, we have sad news to report. nancy reagan has died. the former first lady was 94 years old. >> tom brokaw and diane sawyer delivered tributes at the funeral with other prominent media figures to pay respects. >> she would bonnie journalist in this room, and we know, if she does not like a report you had done. >> she got rough coverage when her husband was president but she won the opinion of journalists and their friendship in some cases. the erin andrews case is in the news, with fox news, filing suit against the national marriott over a creek who shot a video of her undressing it and posted it. she was given $55 million after testifying in heart wrenching

testimony. >> i was naked all over the internet and my dad was, like, thought i was in a car accident, and he said why are you screaming and i said, dad i am naked all over the internet and i don't know where aam. >> and then all of the media coverage. [ inaudible ] the fox news and cbs, everyone said i does it for publicity and they broke me. >> you could think this is ancient history but not to andrews. >> this happens every day of my life either i get a tweet or someone make as comment in the paper or someone sends me a still of the video to my twitter or something like that. i am so embarrassed and show ashamed. all the marriott defense is the new video does not hurt her

career but helped her but $55 million sounds excessive and shell not see half of it, but the verdict sent a message about invasion privacy. >> watching this, it was scary and unfewer rating and having the guts to pursue this, the naked video was a top google search last week, so this will live on forever on the when. >> it happened seven years ago and she brought it back in the news, and she knew everyone would be searching for it again. >> and they did, it was the top google search. >> so it does not go away. >> it will live on every day coming up and she is getting still shots through twitter. >> shana glenzer, thanks. >> that is it for "media buzz" and we hope you like our facebook page we post a lot of original content there. stay tuned.

dvr us if you miss the show. we will see you next sunday as all at 11:00 and 5:00 eastern. >> i am chris wallace, growing violence at trump rallies over accusations the rhetoric lay as role. we will ask donald trump if three is responsible -- if he is responsible. trump is forced to cancel a rally in chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> they have organized professionally staged wise guys we have to fight back. >> the rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago we saw images that make america look like a third world country. >> the campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we will sit