for those of youdering what i mean by super tuesday, watch. >> have a great night. i'm megyn kelly. u%oining us on this special or midnight edition of "the five". donald trump scores victories in north carolina, illinois and florida. that is where he knocked out marco rubio and soon after, the senator from florida suspended his campaign. john kasich came with a with a victory in ohio. ted cruz shows no sign of slowing down. hillary clinton has so far beaten bernie sanders in ohio, florida and north carolina.

many are still undecided about donald trump but tonight, trump vowed to bring the party together. >> the fact is that we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. we have something happening that makes the republican party probably the biggest political story in the world. everybody is writing about it. all over europe and the world. they're talking about it. it's just a different thing. we have a great opportunity and it's an incredible thing. >> kimberly, this is what you're talking about last week. and so leo dicaprio had a big

night, right? i think this was a big night for donald trump. he did very well. ted cruz it would have been great for him tonight. >> correct. >> so see what happens there. and marco rubio, people thought he's going to have to step downed. he did not take his home state. he did. so i think that benefits ted cruz and seems to be somewhat of a episode of "survivor" that so kasich came in late. he said he's going to win ohio and if he didn't, he was going to get out of the race. having won, he think he'll stick it out.

>> he did. he had a very nice speech. his victory speech was sweet. he's a nice guy. a really nice guy. he still only has 136 delegates, total. and there is another 107 left to be divided up. and so this is a resounding win. his speech was different and it wasn't as cocky as it used to be. it's going to be me, so let's get it together. now, rather than fight this out. i don't know that john kasich staying in is going to help

donald trump. now, marco rubio is out, you have an alternative to donald trump. now, you have two. you're going to split this vote. and both of them still in, you know, the establishment type. it's a different story. >> we've mentioned them, let's go to marco rubio to announce it was the end of his campaign. let's take a listen. >> after tonight it is clear that we're on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. while this may not have been the year for a hopeful and optimi optimistoptimis optimistic, and my campaign is

suspended, the fact that i have come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> rubio issued a warning against so called politics of resentment. he says it is damaging the g.o.p. and the nation. >> politics of resentment against other people will not just leave us a fractured party but a fractured nation. this may not have been the year for a hopeful message about you are future, i still remain hopeful about america. >> trump winning three states, kasich winning ohio. marco rubio deciding to suspend his campaign. >> the most sensible assessment of rubio's down fall comes from mickey kalt. he says rubio has all of these positives seeming to be performing best against hillary. one thing brought him down,

immigration. trump made it that issue there is no way rubio could get back up and reach a stature on that level. that was the thing that would bring him down. trump, people talked about the insider versus outsider. i don't think it's about that. i think it's about immunity. where obama had the historical first immunity. first black candidate. that allowed him a measured immunity about his history, a lot of people, he didn't have all, or a long, you know, resume of achievement. it didn't matter, trump has an immunity as being an entertainer. in order to be able to stay whatever we want and not have people come after you, that is a new thing and refreshing and changing the republican party. people aren't used to this sort of thing. republican party is used to being attacked for being sexist

or mean. and basically, what trump is saying is, i don't care. and it seems to be working. working now more than ever. >> i like the point you made because it's interesting and true. one of the first things that resonated is we're going to build a wall, like wow. this is a big, bold statement and there was really laid out that was like the albatross around marco rubio's neck, the gang of eight. and so it elevated ted cruz who wasn't and donald trump who had a specific grandiose plan to build a wall and that started trump off. >> among polling tonight, polling was a critical ish yu. >> the important issue in every republican poll since we've started. >> you say fourth? you're talking about single

digits? like 12%, 15%. i am curious, i'm very curious, why rubio fell off the table? i go back to the idea that it was when he started to go with trump and people said, you know i like the optimistic, sweet marco rubio. i'm not so crazy about marco rubio talking about hand size. >> i don't think that it is it, either. >> when you talk about marco rubio, you say what was the message? >> before trump attacks marco rubio, right to rise pack attacked him for being not ready. then, trump came in with little marco, and you're not ready, too young. he's the same age as chris christ christie. >> right.

right. >> and there is another thing, too. you have to, we talked about this. there are 17 candidates. when you have 17 people and one of them is donald trump, donald trump appears much different and apart from them because they're all senators and governors and what not. trump stood out. his use of social networks. you go to airline counter, you can't get anything done. you tweet about virgin air or united airlines. trump did the same thing with the media. he took his commitment to a channel of confession. it cost nothing. then, all of a sudden that spilled to put it together. >> to me, what happened tonight is he had a fantastic night, i think. he had now controlled a narrative.

he's got do a tremendous amount. right now, the talk, the media is going to be hailed the new king of the republican party. the problem is that he is calling for unity. i don't know if many republicans are willing to play ball. it's like 60% of nontrump voters. and they won't hold for trump. >> you have to identify those voters as hard to get, right? and that you have to go beyond that to understand why again. >> and you know whether trump will get nominations.

you know a good percentage of them saying i didn't think i can do it. >> here is the way i'm hearing this. right now, if you nominated let's say rubio, and rubio versus hillary clinton, the focus would be on hillary clinton? i don't know about her trust worthiness. remember that benghazi? but with donald trump, the focus is going to be on donald trump and things he said. >> 60% of republicans don't want to vote for him. >> when it's time to pull a lever they end up with 47%.

remember? >> that is among a limited universe. >> if you're talking about independents and democrats? he's going to bring democrats over? >> just point to other things. >> no. don't. >> we have another block. >> he's going to be a kinder, gentler trump this is going to be the most eagerly awaited transition since bruce became caitlyn. >> we'll be right back. i have asthma...

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welcome back, fox news project hillary clinton will narrowly defeat bernie sanders in the g.o.p. primary. ted cruz fails to win any states tonight. despite that, he says he is the only candidate that can beat trump. >> only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination. ours and donald trump's. nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever. only one campaign has beaten donald trump over and over and over again.

not once, not twice, not three times, but nine times, across the country. >> and so ted cruz failed to win states, tonight, missouri still up for grabs and we'll bring that to you as soon as we have it. let's go over the path math.als people that have a path. >> well, he's right and he's out mathematically out. ted cruz could do it, but that is likely going to happen. >> keep doing that. >> if you think about 3 or 4 times, but hook.

ted cruz has a rough go but there are states coming up. so, i love the fact that there are two potential candidates going at it. it's great, it's great and. >> interesting partñi is that pf you look the at past and try to look forward to the type of appeal that he has, what could be potentially his path going forward? versus kasich? >> evangelicals split tonight.

i don't think any of us is a fore gone conclusion. rubio's people said one policy guys said it's time for anyone who supported marco rubio to harness that disappointment. so what matters is that we get to 1237 or not. if you don't? then, it goes to a convention where all sorts of things can happen. i would look at that. on the cruz campaign, i have to say it's one of the best organizations have i ever seen in terms of ground game is excellent and they're quiet about it. they spend little money. they have been well managed. that is a credit. >> kasich to cruz.

and it's actually cruz. >> i go back to my only question, who can beat hillary? i know between kuz and trump, i look at cruz. he is a conservative that democrats could hate. he's ideologically pure and people say they'll be aprily to run against trump. >> i think you're right. he has that appeal and because of this conservatism.

>> i think that is kind of a hopeful vision if you look. because what we know, if you look at head to head match ups, hillary clinton beats it. so people talk about is there a ready for ted cruz? i think for ted cruz if i was republican. i would say i know he's a conservative. i think you're going to hear this in days still to come. and he's getting there. and kasich could do well in the northeast. going west, oh, boy. that opens doors for ted cruz and the scenario is not for them to get to 437.

it's to block donald trump from getting to that number so they can force a convention. >> it just feels like the tone is changing for it now. >> don't be fooled by the celebration tonight. if you're ted cruz, if you're john kasich, you're saying to yourself we can win. >> i want you to know it's been my intention to make you proud and to have young people across the country watch people enter

into politics though i labored in obscurity. guess what? tomorrow i'm going to philadelphia. then, i'm going, i don't know. all over the country. okay? we're going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. >> the speech from john kasich, he's very enthused. >> at 80% approval rating, most do not have near that kind of an approval. when he ran for reelection he won all but two counties. it's a starkly different choice. he has a long term strategy. and that hillary clinton won ohio is a good sign for her. if bernie sanders won, i think

the campaign would have been worri worried. >> i think people are going to worry and he thought i i come back, why are you there? >> that is the only path is getting to cleveland, then, looking like it's going to be a third but -- >> there is a debate next week. >> one thing kasich said is worth bringing up is that he would take the low road.

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>> i think it's insane. you live in an age of television and social media. millions and millions of people will have voted. you have two really strong personalities. i mean, trump and cruz are not shrinking violets. the idea someone is going to magically appear and push those guys aside? my hunch is that they'll join forces to block a third person from emerging out of pure anger. these are both antiestablishment, fundamental reform, disrupt the system candidates. they're not going to turn this over to someone who represents the establishment. >> you know, it does highlight, it highlights how bythe g.o.p. is. >> nobody likes to be cheated out of wins or have votes of people that are not count.

there are people gunning for the 17 candidates, going after it, incredible debates, many on this network. we learned a lot about it. the choices and voices should be heard. i hope this works in the way it should that we have, you know a nominee and someone able to secure those delegates, you know, fair and square. and point well taken, why would they give it up to john kasich if the point is that he is someone outside of washington, outside of the washington, d.c. power play, you know? i don't think they're going to take a knee any time soon for john kasich. >> the other side of the coin is that is the rule. >> let's say john kasich's

strategy had to be to owe block someone from getting 1237. do you think people would be complaining at that point? i doubt it. i doesn't mean if you go to, talking about a broker's convention and contested convention. that has been the norm until the last, i guess, six elections and how it had worked and delegates votes. it doesn't mean donald trump or ted cruz won't emerge as the nominee. >> right. right. >> so we're -- >> i'm interested in why are people resistant to trump right now. we talked about this being outsider versus insider but if it's less about him being antiestablishment for some people than it is that he

approximates a strong man personality of a chavez. it's the percent acception that people like him because he's a authoritative figure. so i think the people are most worried about not outsider or insi insider, is this person a real conservative? >> look. it's been on a lot of tv. tonight when he was trying not to intervene, everybody is watching and anticipating what he's going to say. >> yes. everybody is don't forget about the conflict he had and had been standing behind him. and there is drama. >> if you're an insider you're

not paying attention to the first you're thinking about how to do in city hall? if you're in washington, you're mitch mcconnell you're thinking this could be a disaster and real trouble. so you're worried about it. >> if he loses. >> yes. yes. >> if he doesn't lose they're in good shape. >> here is the show time now. add the percentage. trump has 47% now. that is 63%.

and if you do it the hard way, only waiting 37 now and that number is 618 delegates. do the math. you can't make this up. guess what it is? 1237 to the number. >> if assuming what you say is right, okay. >> big night for hillary clinton. she gave quite a speech. don't go away.

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that is a collection of sound that drives me crazy. because, dana, she praised president obama. then said we need to bring our country back together again. she just contradicted herself. >> it's difficult when you're trying to win a third term of the white house because every election is about hope and change. so she's trying to straddle this fence. the thing i thought was strange is that when i hear her speak tonight, if i read it, i would have thought inspiring. decent speech, but then, i hear it and thinking why is there no joy? why isn't she happy? she just won, then, i read people to the left listening to the speech and they loved it. so there is, 40% of america is quite settled on her as the one they want. 40%, the one they'd never vote for which is a small margin of error. >> my gosh. >> you're going to explode. >> i can't take it. because i just don't think she's

going to be that hard to beat. she's a horrible candidate. we're almost disfigured at the table every time we hear her voice. everybody is making faces. that is the truth. even in fake up. people think this is someone going to be the other side of, like, the franklin commemorative plate of barack obama. is that what you want? no. you don't. how could someone not beat hillary clinton? she's not the candidate that barack obama, or her husband, was. i think she's easy to beat. >> i'm having a flash back. >> i put something in your drink. >> i think i heard this rap from republicans saying oh, mitt romney can't lose after affordable care act. i think hillary clinton not only did she have a great night, but i think right now, she had to

give a speech with that punch because she's trying to stir the fate. donald trump was quiet because he's talking about unifying the party. hillary talks about unifying the country, she's talking in response to donald trump. >> just quickly. i love all kinds of music, pop, classical. classic rock, jazz, blues. i can't get into -- something in my brain will not allow me to like country music. she's singing country music to country music lovers. no matter what she says, they're all buying into it. they're loving it. >> she's like let's not make america too great again and they'll be like, yes, great speech. >> and whatever music you don't like, that is what she sounds like. >> someone said to me what do you and eric disagree about?

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going to have a better night tonight. i thought he had just didn't happen. he may still win missouri. i thought marco rubio was going to do better than he actually did. he underperformed in my estimation. donald trump overperformed in the state of florida. and i think donald trump and hillary clinton, big nights. >> they had a titanic night. >> i was picking up on your language. >> i thought donald trump had a huge night, despite all the negative advertising going after him. he still was able to have a huge night. he still may pull off missouri. show might hillary clinton. so huge nights for the two of them. john kasich did well in ohio. he was expected to. hugely popular governor there. you would expect he would do well. ted cruz, i do not think he had a good night obviously at all, because he didn't manage to win any of the states. we'll see what happens in missouri. >> you know who had a huge night? fox had a huge night.

amazing coverage. you guys were wonderful all night. i tell you, shout out to the people on the 12th floor, the polling people. the people who are analyzing. crunching all the numbers. those are my kind of people. i was hanging out with them for like three hours today. they are awesome and nailing the numbers. they said they are going to watch. i'm going to test you tomorrow. >> final thoughts? >> i'm trying to think of one. it's been a long day. i think i have said all i need to say. i do think that this never trump campaign, it's not going away. and it's not going to magically disappear. maybe 50% -- let's say even at 50% of it went away, that's still a big gap for republicans as a party to try to pull together, no matter what the party is going to look like at the end of this. if it's going in a populist direction or a conservative direction. 47% of them said they wouldn't support donald trump in a

general election, not including the 60% that said they would vote for a third party. so i think -- i don't know how it will turn out. but brace yourself. it's not going to be easy. >> at the end of this night -- >> so we'll let hillary clinton pick the next two to three supreme court nominees. try and sleep well with that. >> to sum up titanic tuesday -- >> i would say that people see both political parties as drive through restaurants. they get up to that little speaker, and they put in their order. and by the time they get to the window, the order is always wrong. so i think -- >> joe pesci. >> then you have sanders and trump opening up restaurants across the road and offering exciting alternatives. up next on this late night -- ♪ we are the people ♪ we are here alone ♪ we are -- no other nasal allergy spray can say that.

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debate. i think that would have been a great idea. >> so big news slipping by the media these days. an nfl official acknowledging the link between brain disease and football. listen to this. >> do you think there is a link between football and degenerative brain disorders like cte? >> certainly, dr. mckee's research shows that a number of retired football players are sdieg noesed with cte. so the answer is certainly yes. about you there are questions that comes with that. >> that was the nfl's senior officer for health and safety. i don't know how the papers aren't covering it. >> maybe you will. but it's 1:00 a.m. eastern. >> i have one more thing. >> this veteran race horse. he modeled the first suit designed specifically for a horse before a race in england. it's a three-piece suit.

he said that the horse was a pleasure to work with. and it took four weeks to complete, used 10 times as much fabric as a human suit. >> if somebody was watching this and fell asleep, they would swear that they dreamt of a horse wearing a suit. i had the craziest dream. a horse was wearing a suit. >> it was tweed. >> and it was tweed. on fox. [ laughter ] >> and then i woke up. >> really quick, this is a very disturbing trend. we're seeing a rise in drunk drafts. these are drafts that go to bars, get wasted. this guy has no idea where he is right now. he's just trashed. by the way, that is how giraffes run. when you have legs like that, which i don't, that's how you run. yeah. there you go. >> he's having fun. >> he certainly is, juan. he certainly is. [ laughter ] >> kimberly, we have a minute and a half. take your time. >> oh, fox news would like to -- no, just kidding.

me personally, on my own, nonsponsored -- yeah, i'm going to call guam. i'd like to call a lot of things. this is so cute, because i was never a cat person. but it just shows that people can change. this one video made me rethink things. this is the tiniest, cutest little cat. very nice, perfect posture. clapping, clapping, clapping for her dehydrated fish snack. tell me that's not the cutest thing you've ever seen. >> that's actually me in my pajamas. >> do you know how bad your hands would smell if you were hand-feeding a cat that fish snack? >> but it looks like the little picture you sent me of you in your shorty pajamas. you really did send it to me. it's on my phone. >> i would like to make a prediction. to call for hillary clinton. and i think trump is going to squeak it out.

>> all right. that's it for us tonight. don't change the channel. keep watching fox news throughout the night for live super tuesday election a234nala. that's it for us. >> yeah, i'm going home and going to sleep. a big night for both of the front-runners in the race for the white house as the republican field shrinks to three. hello and thank you so much for staying up with us and our fox news coverage. ongoing election coverage. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm eric sean. both donald trump and hillary clinton picking up a number of wins in tonight's primaries. here are where things stand just after 1:00 a.m. in the east, 12:00 central, 10:00 pacific. mr. trump picking up a huge win in the sunshine state of florida, beating senator marco rubio on his home turf. and prompting the