right now on "andrea mitchell reports," coal country, hillary clinton confronts the criticisms with laying off mine workers. >> i don't know how you are telling us how you are going to be our friends. >> because what i was saying is that the way things are going now and we'll continue to lose jobs. that's what i meant to say and that seems to be supported fwie facts. >> moments from now, "andrea mitchell reports," will have an exclusive live interview with hillary clinton in west virginia. >> last hurdle donald trump targets hillary clinton. as he says the primary is near. >> indiana is very important. if i win, it is the end of it.

indiana is going to be great. >> getting personal, ted cruz going on a raid against donald trump after trump this morning slams cruz's father. >> pathological liar. he does not know the difference between truth and lies. he lies every word that comes out of his mouth. and, in a pattern that i think straight out of psychology textbook -- accusing everybody else of lying. he accuses everybody on the debate being a liar and it is mind less. the man cannot tell the truth and he combines it of being a narcist. barack obama looks at it and thinking what is your problem. good day everyone, i am kate

snow? new yo . coming up, andrea mitchell, will have an exclusive live interview in virginia. first, let's spin back to indiana of the hoosier state becoming the most crucial contest. joining me now is mark murray and nbc's halie jackson who's been covering for ted cruz, is out there, halie, can you hear me okay? >> reporter: we are in the middle of a stop here from senator cruz. >> no worries. why don't i start with mark and i will come back at you so you can get your stuff settled there. mark, you heard ted cruz of his emotions. we just had a press conference that i have never seen where someone running for president unleashing on his competitor. >> you can tell from the body language who's ahead and behind in this race. if ted cruz were confident of

his poll numbers and standings. that's someone who's clearly behind the race. our polls had ted cruz down 15 points. other polls, and one poll had cruz ahead. the fatalities of this has trump in the driver's seat. ted cruz is arguing and campaigning like somebody whose campaign may not appear tomorrow. those are things we don't hear from a political candidate. >> no, not typically, let me go back to halie jackson. this has to do what happened that played out this morning. donald trump calling out ted cruz's father citing that rafael cruz -- we should note the connection between jfk at that and cruz never been

corroborated. some reported that he maybe pictured next to oswald in a 1953 photograph. here is what ted cruz said after trump brought that up. >> trump alleges that my dad was involved in assassinating jfk. this is nuts. this is rooked. while i am at it, i should say yes, my dad killed kfj. the actual inquire ree is tabloid trash. >> halie, you covered this man for months, what adjective would you use to describe his state today? >> reporter: emotional and angry and frustrated. i think that's what you are seeing from ted cruz in that remarkable perress conference tt

we just aired. i want to show you here we are in evansville, indiana. this is senator cruz coming in and visiting with supporters here. there were some interesting moments today being on the brown right before he walks in the door, he was high fiving and shaking hands and looks as though heidi cruz was being emotional herself as cruz was taking she was his strong woman in life. he was getting emotional, too. >> a personal fundamental more so than we heard in the past. i am going to toss it back to you. >> yeah, your audio is going in and out, too. we'll take it from here. i believe that andrea mitchell is ready to sit down with secretary hillary clinton, andrea, how are you? >> thanks so much, we are here in west virginia. it is a critical moment in the primary campaign, we are speaking exclusively today with

former secretary of state and new york senator, hillary clinton is joining me now. >> welcome, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you very much. >> you were met here in virginia, a state that supported you in the past and your president wants, former president won twice in the 2008. here you are met by protesters and you are met by an angry unemploy unemployed worker and here is what he had to say to you. watch. those people out there saying something because when you make comments like putting a lot of coal mines out of job. these are the kind of people you are facing with. that's my future. i want my family to know that

they have a future here in the state because this is a great state. n >> now, i know you told him what you said in the past was misinterpreted. you have a $30 plan to help workers here. one and five co-workers have lost their jobs since president obama took office. have y how do you and the president decided you have to make the best. to these people riding off there and riding off their lives. >> andrea, i felt, first of all, really honored that he would be so opened and honest emotionally describing what it is like. what it has been like. you see i think we have got to

both move towards a clean energy future. i have been saying that across america. i have a plan that i think will move us there. but, we also have to remember who turn down the lights and power the factories and provided the energy that we need to build our country. so, i have absolutely n nno --no personal feeling of concern about me. i am concerned about people like him and his family. that's why i came here. i am well aware of the politics in west virginia. you briefly over viewed it. its gotten increasingly challenging for democrats to be successful. unfortunately, the political partisans attack on the efforts by our country to move more quickly towards a clearer energy future as taken a toll.

there are so many other factors have worked. the rise of natural gas as an alternative has hurt the coal industry and west virginia in particular. i want us to stay focused on what we have to do to help people. that's why i have as -- the only candidate who have done this laid out a plan, as you say a $30 billion plan to provide support for that young man and his beautiful children of the pictures he gave me and i will carry it with me. i want us to recognize across our country that we are going to be in a position of making a transition, we are not there yet. we got to do more research and capturing frustration to see if there is any kind of future that we can take advantage up for coal. we got to invest more in

economic futures of these communities that have been so devastated. we have to support with legislation that senator joe mansion is championing the minor protection act and protect health benefits and pension benefits. the minor safety act to protect minors who are still mining the coals. i came here knowing that there was some great deals of incredible sense of disappointments feeling disregarded and left behind. but, i want to be a president for all of america. i am not riding off any part of america, any people in our country and that includes here in west virginia and coal countries. i want to create an understanding of what we must view as a station and supporting us who supported us for generations. >> what do you think ahead of

these coal companies in to a year? >> i am told that's what the law permitted. it is an outrage. he was found guilty of misconduct when it came to providing safety for the minors who were mining the coal that made him a wealthy man. we need to look at those laws. they have to have an effect. we have to take a look at these coal companies because of demands taking in bankruptcy and they're trying to shed their responsibilities for r health and pensions for people who basically planned their lives particularly their retirement on being able to count on that. our bankruptcy laws, we are not taking into account of the years of labor and other workers have

made. i am going to take a hard look at this and i think people should be held accountable and that includes those clearly cause lives of american coal mines. >> your husband was protested against -- that used to be bill clinton's country and now it is donald trump's country. >> on the survey monkey online poll. you are beating donald trump in six points, in a very close race, what's going on? >> we'll get started on the general elections. those are contested. they are close. that's been our history for the last several cycles, obviously. what i am going to do is keep on talking about what i want to see our country be and how i want to work to provide more good jobs and rising incomes. i think that most people remember the 1990s of the time of peace and prosperity. i think most people have to draw a connection between the great

recession and failed republican policies which donald trump is willing to continue. >> so we are going to work hard and we are going to make the case and i feel confident about that. >> i see a change election and people are talking about wanting a change and don't want the establishment. donald trump is out saying if you were a man, you only have 5% of the support that you have, that you only have the support because you are a woman. think about that. >> he should take a look at the numbers. i am leading him by millions of votes. if we are talking about the contest between him and me before we get to the general election, i feel pretty good about it. but, what he was saying and going after my qualifications is very familiar to a lot of women. you know we are not going to be pounded out anymore and we are going to stand up and express our opinions and claim what is rightfully ours in the workplace and in our society and in our

economy and our political systems, i have been thrilled by the response to his negative comments. most women see it and it is not just about me, they see it about themselves and their own situations. there is been an out pouring of support. we raised millions of dollars and we came up with the idea of woman card which does not give you a discount even though we don't get equal pay of the work we do. >> we are making a point. he can continue to attack m me -- that's fine, i really don't mind at all. i am going to stand up for the people of this country, women and men. as he goes after women and literally every group, i am going to be there voice and i am going to say wait a minute, we have a lot to contribute to our country and we are doing it. >> now, he already said last week how you have a lot of experience with men going off

the reservation. he was talking about your husband. >> oh, that's not true. i was thinking about my 2000s election where i started with rudy who was making all kinds of attacks against me and in fact, i called him out when i described his temper tantrum and he dropped out and i was running against congressman blasio who he was going after me. i have political experience in dealing candidates who think they are going to score points by being negative about women until general or about me in particular. i was also thinking about vladimir putin who blamed me personally for demonstrations in russia because his recollection. i do have some experience in dealing with this kind o of -- really mean spirited

attacks. >> well, are you prepared though? >> there are 16 republicans who are running against you who learned what happens when you don't go and fight back. yesterday, he publicly had launched with an author who written the latest book about you and your husband. he's ready to dump a whole lot of stuff on you. >> well, join the crowd. people have been dumping stuff on me for 25 years and here i am on the brink of being the first woman being nominated by a national party to run for president which is an honor and a historic -- i think this is a change election. i cannot imagine more change than having the first woman president and having someone with a long record of working even the odds for people. i am not going to be responding

his every insult and attack. that's not what this election is coming down to. >> what about the attack from bernie sanders? his wife jane last week said he thinks you are the annoying one and having the convention and going after the super delegates and try to convert them. >> that's a reality after the last primary. it sounds as if he's going all the way. >> he has every right to finish out this primary season. i could not argue with that. >> the facts are pretty clear. i am three million votes ahead of him and 300 pledge delegates ahead of him and we are going to unify the party and we are going to have a great convention and we are going to be focused in

making our case to the american public against donald trump and i think he will be apart of that. he also said in the last week that he will work tire lessly seven days a week to defeat donald trump. >> the president said in his speech on saturday night that if those jokes were well, he will use that material once he's out of office. [ laughter ] >> which brings to mind the attack line from bernie sanders' about the golden sack. what was in that speech that you would not want to reveal to people? >> nothing. >> why not put it out there? >> i know others including mr. trump have made speeches. i put out 33 years of tax returns. >> would you put out your transcript? >> i know that donald trump has not put out on any of these.

let's deal with the standards that's been in place for decades before we move onto the standards and impose on me and nobody else. let's get donald trump's tax returns out and the transcripts of his features. i am told he made a whole lot of money than i have. let's talk about what people are talking to me about, andrea. what's happening to them and their families and lives. i think i have the best experience, the best record and results and the best ideas to actually mange a difference in producing positive results for people. i think i am by far the best person to protect our country. when i listen to donald trump saying some of what he's saying about foreign policy and national security, even i find it scary. this is where nobody has gone to. let's open the doors to more country having more nuclear weapons and running contrary of decades of american bipartisan

policy. let's punish women for exercising their most personal rights. and wages are too high to raise them? >> he's given no indications that he understands the gravity of the responsibility that goes with being commandeering chief. that'll be a big part of my campaign. at some point, he's going to be held to the standards we hold for anybody running for president and commandeering chief. what is it that you know and what is it that you have done and what is it that you are prosipro proposing to do as president and commandeering chief. >> we have seen a lot of rhetoric and insults. when it comes down to making this really important decision, it has been my experience that people in your country say to themselves, wait a minute, what do i think is the best choice, the best choice for me and my family and my job and my income and my future and i think that

absence -- some major change in how he is presenting himself and what he is saying, those are going to be a high bar for him to get over. >> i got to ask you since you last mentioned this to my colleague, chuck todd, have you been contacted by the fbi to set up an interview. >> any indication that your server was hacked? >> no, not at all. i know today you have some emotional things to say abo about -- your personal experience that you are dealing people here who are suffering so much. right. >> some say because it is joblessness despair. what is your experience, share with the audience. the opiat epidemic crosses our

looi lives. it really knows no boundaries and even today of the event we held here in charleston a young woman who come fs from a well established family got interested and trying drugs because one of her parents was doing drugs with her family at the age of 12. she began experimenting. another one of the stories was about a young woman who had a real fight with opiat addiction and finally, finally, recovered and sobber for six months and had to go to the hospital and there was no message in her hospital record that she was a recovering addict. on this charge, this charging position who has not treated her gave her 50 pills. this is a problem we have made

because out of a desire to help people cope with pain, we have been much too opened and easy and providing painkillers that have addicted people. they are such powerful opiat and different part of the country that had people to be more vulnerable to heroine which is coming in across our borders and other parts of the country. there is been unfortunately, a lot of positions that's been more than willing to write those prescriptions. we are addressing it at all levels. i hope as a nation we'll do much more on changing the way we treat people who are addicted, moving more to treatment and recovery and looking for ways to change precipitation crack and more police departments like the one here in charleston. being ready to help with over

doses and -- much more treatments and recoveries. as i was shaking hands after the event a young woman said to me she just lost her son who over dosed in the bathroom of the department store. he was on a lift to get to a recovery program because there is no space for him. if we are talking about the serious issues that's affecting america, this is one that cuts across all the lines. >> indiana today and onto california and new jersey. >> i think we had a good campaign and ran hard. i am focused on moving into the general election. that's where we have to be because we are going to have a tough campaign against a candidate who'll literally say or do anything. we are going to take him on as every turn on what's really important to the people of our

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i don't mind at all. i am going to stand up for the people of this country. >> hillary clinton just moments ago. welcome back to west virginia. i want to get reactions to the interview that we just had. nbc's kristen welker and susan paige and msnbc's alex. first, kristen welker, you are following this campaign every step of the way and where she's going next, this is the most that i have heard her talk. >> reporter: andrea, congratulations on a great interview. this interview gave us the clearest indication from the mouth of the candidate herself of the general election strategy of what it is going to look like. we want her to aggressively

going after him on his foreign policy. the fact that he will be willing to expand his nuclear presence. you asked him if he had the experience to be president, she said, i quote, i think gravity is the key. one of the most interesting moments, andrea, was when you prepped her on releasing her transcripts and he circled back to donald trump and raising the issue of his taxes. i will release my transcripts when other candidates release their transcripts. i will release mine when he releases all of his tax returns. the clinton campaign is going to be aggressively pairing into his business record and trying to get him to release those taxes that they think there maybe some

thing in those taxes. she will use her transcripts to wheel over him. you heard in her voice when you asked about senator sanders, you asked her about tone, she then begin to list of the extent that she's ahead in this race. it is clear that she moved onto the general election. i think we got a clear window into how she's going to be fighting this fight moving forward. >> susan paige, when you look at this general election match up which is what we are facing, this is one of the toughest campaigns any of us covered. >> the negative ratings of both of these candidates hillary clinton and donald trump is very high. we never had a race where both americans are already predispospredispos predisposed. that means i think we are going to see a tough contest where each candidate is trying to make

their arguments. the recipe for the kind of negative ads that we have seen in the past and more. >> and chris, with this interview, we had the whole exchange of donald trump and ted cruz about rafael cruz about whether or not if he was -- we were just sitting here hillary clinton and i getting ready to start looking at each other, where are we going that we maybe experiencing in this stage of viral social media? >> well, this is challenge that 60 other republicans have met running against hillary clinton. i thought it was interesting to add kristen's point about the interview. one thing i want to add was when she said i am not going to respond to everything that he throws out there. that's going to be a choice that maybe harder to stick to than

she believes to today. donald trump will just say and say things. some of which is brand opponents. there is a reason that ted cruz has not been able to coalesce behind him. trump is difficult because he throws 150 punches a day. now, 75 of them you can ignore but you are never sure which of 75 that's what's hard. >> and both of these candidates have high unfavorable rating. so does that mean she is at risk if this crooked hillary of this nickname fixed. >> reporter: sure, it will damage her reputation.

we are in an era where presidential candidates have to be polarized. if you look at president obama and mit romney. they have unfavorable ratings, what struck me about this interview how much comfortable hillary clinton seems to be talking about donald trump than the west virginia coal miner that confronted her. she was deliberate of the words she choose. you can here haear in her voice she wants to get in an agreement with him. the truth is she does have experience with battles like this. she has been tested in ways that marco rubio and ted cruz simply have not. she does bring that advantage to the general aelectielection. >> and kristen, we have seen

they are prepared for bernie sanders, they were certainly prepared for him to go to june 7th and june 14th, he said he's going to go to a conference in dc. when he said on sunday at the national press conference, she did not want to go there but this is going to prolong the agony. >> reporter: he has undoubtedly prolong the agony and it raises the issue of resources. the clinton campaign has largely started to shift its resources to the general election. so you have two things happening now. you have a number of democrats who supports secretary clinton getting frustrated with the sanders campaign. you have to have democrats saying secretary clinton got to fight where she did not have any money in advertising and states like california in particular because it carries so many delegates. she got to win that state not

necessarily but for r the optics so she heads into the convention on a strong footing. you are right, andrea, this is a longer race than they were anticipating. they thought that senator sanders would ultimately do what she did in 2008 which is at the convention and could see the men start to rally their support around here and that's not the indication that senator or sand is giving right now. >> susan paige, bill clinton who used to be key here politically, he was booed and protested against this weekend and he tried to explain what hillary clinton met of these coal jobs are disappearing. that's certainly not the way she was phrasing it. >> he carried west virginia. that's really not a prospect for democrats and the presidential

race anymore. west virginia has become a republican state. she won't be back in the fall or one of the stays she will be contesting. it will be interesting to look at the states of these two candidates who are on the converge of being able to say they're party nominees, andrea. >> looks as though -- she no longer refers to ted cruz as one of the possible opponents. if you assume that she has got this nomination almost all wrapped up and after indiana tonight, donald trump maybe moving on his way towards his magic number. what happens to ted cruz -- i mean, clearly he stays in until california and so does john kasich? >> reporter: it depends on allocations. if he passed donald trump, he

will stay in. now, we are hearing a little chatter of the stop trump forces. also, to get those depressed republican voters to still turn out in the fall so it can help the down battle races. while it does look like we are having some clarity. looks like trump is close to securing these things. ted cruz may play a role on that. >> and my colleague is joining us as well, alex, you have been covering the democrats specifically, in watching bernie sanders, the tone is shifting and rhetoric and flows and really ramping up the last couple of days. what do you think is going on inside bernie sanders? >> exactly, andrea. we have seen him some days starting in the morning with the

speech where he basically omnivore draws policy contrasts with hillary clinton and does not talk about superpacs or transcripts and in that same day takes a much sharper line. how tough they want to be and there are some -- and what strategy is the best one going forward. at this point, it is all about maximizing leverage for him. he got in this race to make a point and he tries to win. this is the part of the campaign where he can try to cash in on however many votes or however many delegates and changing the way of the nominee gets elected. he's trying to find the best way to set himself up for that. >> and he could -- he's four points behind the poll in indiana, he could clearly win in the trade issues and despairty

issue. seemingly ready to accept the inab inevitable if that's the case tonight. >> right, makes a little harder to poll as well, it is not going to help him on delegates. they're going to split it evenly unless he wins huge. it will be critical for him in terms of fund raising where we saw number where is he was way off in previous months. we could use an infusion of cash right now and he got to have a vision to stay in this race so we got to give him a little bit momentum and this narrative that he's still -- and voters out there who wants him to stay in this race, andrea. no >> thank you very much. >> thank you our panels for being with us today. coming up, crucial for cruz,

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donald will betray his supporters on every issue. ted cruz unleashing on donald trump earlier today. the candidates is fighting back as he heads out to the polls today. joining me to discuss more is msnbc's political analyst, rick tyler is with us. it is good to see you. >> hi kate. >> that conference that we watched an hour ago with cruz, that's remarkable.

i want to play one more clip of him talking about donald trump. >> i want everyone to think of your teenage kids, the president of the united states talks about how great it is to commit adu adultera and how proud he is. >> rick, i cannot really think of a strongly word on attack on primary day and voters headed to the polls. he seems like someone who has nothing to lose. why didn't he say any of this sooner? >> well, i think he said the various parts sooner. the adults came out at once. ted cruz is visually angry here. he does not get angry often. he's clearly upset and frustrated. donald trump thod quotoday quot source -- who's quoting the national in query as a source and somehow that's taken

seriously and demonstrate demonstrates -- donald trump is pay parentally trying to not to be a candidate. i think there is been a lot of frustration. >> well, i should note that nbc news are careful to say that those stories are not corroborated and have not been confirmed by any news organizations. this is involving jfk and lee harvey oswald. it was brought up by donald trump this morning. donald trump jr. responded to this. i want to put the tweet on the screen. that is an impressive melt down. let me ask you this, with trump bringing up the national report this morning, the timing of that, is it a coincidence or because it is primary day and donald trump loves to drop a bomb? >> well, i mean he loves to drop

a bomb and manke news. it is just a little surprising to me that donald trump does not see the repercussions. and the assassination of jf jfk, -- anybody can see that. >> yes, we are getting notes in from the field, from my colleague, rascon, he's out with voters standing in line who are saying yeah, i googled it right away and looked up the story right away of rafael cruz. it works to some extent because trump's supporters buy in things. >> those supporters have launched donald trump to the front of a presidential primary think about that. the united states, the leader of the free world, the example of

beacon for freedom of all the world to look at and he's quoting the national as as bonfire nebona fide news source. >> he said this on fox news last night. >> i think a lot of the young people who are with bernie sanders ought to be coming on my side. they want jobs and they see what's happening. bernie sanders and i agreed on one thing is trade. >> sanders' supporters have much more in common with her campaign. >> could trump make those votes with those independent mind voters. >> yes. >> people were on the side between bernie sanders and donald trump. >> and they talk about the same issues and trades are one of their issues. donald trump is sort of one sided on trade and he talks a t about skbrjobs and immigrants ts

coming into take jobs here in the united states. what he does not talk about is trade wars. all those people who are his supporters and many of them benefits from trade because they buy in expensive price and they like cell phone and fls and tvs flat screens and virtually everything you buy at walmart is made in china. he brings in illegal immigrants to work in his hotels and they don't see the contradiction in the hyprocracy. >> does he need to get out in the race? >> in a normal year, donald trump presents an opportunity, he's got everything lined up for the second ballot, why would he get out if he does not have the number for delegates. why not go all the way to the convention if he can. >> rick tyler, thanks for being

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