katie pavlich is the news editor at townhall.com, also a fox news contributor. lcome back, katie p., what's up? >> how you doing? kennedy: if i'm not pulling for oregon in the tournament, i will help you out cheering. >> we can have the agreement. if i'm not cheering for the cats, i'll cheer for the ducks. >> and all cheer against usc. >> exactly. amen. kennedy: talk about this a little bit because it has been the going wisdom that marco rubio is the favorite of the establishment, and with rubio out of the race, what is the establishment do now? do they go all-in on ted cruz or do they put their hopes in a contested convention and keep holding onto kasich's flimsy coattails. >> first i want to push back on the notion that marco rubio is the establishment. when you look at the race that we've seen in the 2016 gop primary, the establishment backed jeb bush, they never backed marco rubio. in fact, they attacked marco rubio because they wanted jeb bush to be the winner there. i would say the establishment completely failed in the primary process which is why you saw

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i'm going to go to arizona's favorite daughter, katie pavlich. tie, donald trump winning pretty clearly in arizona last night. ted cruz though, he racked up some delegates in utah. where do you see the gop race headed now? is donald trump the inevitable front-runner or are you hearing they're going to do everything, what appears to stop him? >> i think if you look at the delegate count it will be very difficult for either donald trump or ted cruz to get to the magic 1237 before its all over in june. math doesn't add up to either one of them winning unless something changes or if donald trump gets more support next couple months. not surprising donald trump won in arizona. i think it is ironic john mccain won senate re-election we need to build the dang wall. here donald trump is essentially saying same things adding mexicans will pay for it. that is interesting thing they have in common but illegal immigration is very serious issue. it affects health care system, education system, public safety situation there. that is not surprising. interesting

we're always a step behind. >> hey, kt it is katie pavlich.ou talk about how the american people are spooked about this as they should be. the during cold war, they were telling people specific things to look for and do if we are attacked one suicide bomber looks like. one has a glove on, the other hand is bare. don't you think the post should do more at home telling americans what to do in this new age of islamic terror and see something, say something, but they have to look and see the right things? they're not trained to point out this type of thing at an airport or in a crowded train station here in the states. they just don't know what to look for? >> well, katie, we're doing just the opposite. the government says and our national leaders say to us, we don't want to discriminate, we don't want to rush into any conclusions. as we've seen political correctness is getting people killed. instead of seeing something, saying something, even if you don't know what you're seeing, saying something, president says do the opposite. don't want to go

joining us now from washington katie pavlich and here in new york city juan williams. all i wantuuz know because over the weekend the reportage was the same it drives me crazy, by the way, they say the same stuff over and over and over. few isolated incidents at the trump rallies, all right? people at home watching. this now, everybody is catching on there could be trouble at a trump rally. the media loves that you know that vort in not one camp or the other are they affected by the pictures. >> it could be ugly. trump supporters turned off. some say trump support supporters are urged on by that they feel more passionate. >> they don't want to be told that they can't hear the guy. >> remember, if you are talking about trump as the leading republican candidate at the moment for the nomination and looking toward independents and democrats and especially where he has had trouble with women voters gender gap there, i don't think it helps. >> what about you, katie, what do you think. >> i certainly don't think it helps. especially with independent voters. they don't like se

. >> joining us now from washington to analyze katie pavlich. here in new york city juan williams. get anything out of that? >> well, not much to be quiet honest. >> and bret did a good job. >> did he a terrific job. did i get this much. especially in mrs. clinton's case, she is already running the general election. she, i think, came across as even hawkish in terms of her comments about the use of the u.s. military in libya, making it clear she thinks that that was a good decision. she said they would beat syria if the hurst not intervened. >> did you get anything out of this, katie? >> of course, a lot more than got out of it i do agree with juan when she says talking to the electorate. actually when it comes to the issue of abortion, she was not. she was asked specifically about late term abortion and there was ancredible pool that came out in showing it was a marist poll. 80% of americans, including 800% of women think that late term abortion should be banned. if hillary clinton is really talking to the electorate on that issue, you would think politically she was looking at th

. >> katie pavlich here in new york city juan williams. >> what did you think about that. >> he did a job. explosive territory. easily could have taken one side and easily decide he was being pushed towards people that didn't want him appear and say he wouldn't come. >> say you areicer and on the vy night that he said, this three police officers were killed in virginia. i mean one was killed. the woman was killed and two were wounded, right? by a black army sergeant. >> right. >> so say you know those people and then you hear rock say on the oscars memo more yum is going to be the cops shooting back people on the way to the movies. funny? would that strike you as funny? >> look, you have to take it in context. at the end he even said black lives matter. so i think there is a larger movement. >> you said it was great. was that a great performance. >> hits performance was terrific on this issue of the oscars and the lack of diversity in the nomination. >> what do you say, katie? >> i certainly did not like his piece about the police. and as you said young woman on first day on the job k

joining us now from washington katie pavlich and here in new york city juan williams. wantuuz know because over the weekend the reportage was the same it drives me crazy, by the way, they say the same stuff over and over and over. few isolated incidents at the trump rallies, all right? people at home watching. this now, everybody is catching on there could be trouble at a trump rally. the media loves that you know that vort in not one camp or the other are they affected by the pictures. >> it could be ugly. trump supporters turned off. some say trump support supporters are urged on by that they feel more passionate. >> they don't want to be told that they can't hear the guy. >> remember, if you are talking about trump as the leading republican candidate at the moment for the nomination and looking toward independents and democrats and especially where he has had trouble with women voters gender gap there, i don't think it helps. >> what about you, katie, what do you think. >> i certainly don't think it helps. especially with independent voters. they don't like seeing e

former campaign manager and chairman of the super pac our principles pac katie pavlich joins us. >> nicereta. >> why now? why didn't governor romney come out last fall if he had such strong feelings about donald trump? >> i think like a lot of that's sort of see donald trump for who he really is, he thought that the american people would see this, that the media would focus in on his lack of serious policy proposals. that his opponents wouldzí shine some light on that. the course of the campaign. and i think governor romney, particularly with some of the things that were said over the weekend, that really were very alarming with donald trump's refusal to immediately denounce david duke and the kkk and, also, you know, some of the success that he had on super tuesday, i think he felt like it was time for sort of a clarion call to say hey, folks, now or never. and if we can't do it right away, then we're going to have to go to the convention with a7 contested convention. >> doesn't worry or don't you worry? don't romney's supporters worry that it looks pretty arrogant to be lecturing the a

let's bring in katie pavlich. mary anne marsh former senior adviser to john kerry. katie, what do you make of this ongoing friction between the two elements of the party. you heard rush limbaugh. he says he's representing a lot of what it takes to win. >> i think rush limb law and others who keep using the term "establishment" need to define it. there is a race between ted cruz and marco rubio who was brought into the senate seat by the tea party. i would argue there is no longer an establishment voter in this race. are oklahoma voters establishment because they voted for ted cruz? donald trump is talking about uniting the party. we have seen democrats in open primaries, that's often a tactic used by primaries to vote for the person they want to run against in the general election. but the fact is donald trump hasn't brought the republican party together. 40% of republicans said they will never vote for him or unlikely to vote for him in a general election. the poll shows he loses to hillary and bernie sanders. we have known about those numbers for months. martha: he

let's bring in katie pavlich. marianne marsh, former senior advisor to john kerry.l: he says these are orchestrated and organized by moveon.org. does he have a point? >> this is a leadership test for trump and sanders. if sanders supporters are crashing trump events, both of them need to days avow it. there is a political benefit for both of them. the more am muched up people get, the more emotion involved. the more likely it is their supporters, both trump and sanders will turn out to the polls to a point unfortunately there is a benefit to this. but now pandora's box is open and it will be hard to close and sadly it gets worse over the course of this campaign. trump needs to disavow it but he's justifying it as self-defense. sanders disavowed it by says he not responsible for all of his supporters. martha: this is from donald trump, bernie sanders is lying when he says his supporters are not going to trump events. be careful, bernie or my supporters will go to yours. so katie, this has a lot of people unsettled. >> i completely agree with everything maryanne said

katie, did you want to mention something ms. pavlichhey hadied to the big yellow fbi letters. they had a picture of that and said, hey. ms. perino: do you have an answer on that? mr. bluey: i would put benny in charge. video -- they had a ms. perino: we have the video. mr. bluey: i don't know if we can set it up, but donald graham -- donald trump gave out lindsey graham's phone number. ♪ >> if you want my response, it is following the principles of morality that people want something. donald trump gave out lindsey graham's cell phone number to the world. this is the way he chose to respond. he was able to relate his feelings at that moment, and that ended up getting 3.5 million viewers. ms. perino: on our show we talked about it. it was on multiple times on traditional media. mr. johnson: you will see that 60 million people saw that video, and that was his response to donald trump. ms. perino: i think that is a good place to wrap it up. i want to appeal to you for a moment. i want to remind you that the people you are here with today, y

katie, did you want to mention something? ms. pavlichreplied to -- they had the big yellow "fbi" letters. they had a picture of that and said, hey. ms. perino: do you have an answer on that? mr. bluey: i would put benny in charge. they said they had a video -- ms. perino: we have the video. mr. bluey: i don't know if we can set it up, but donald trump gave out lindsey graham's phone number. ♪ [applause] mr. johnson: if you want my response, it is following the principles of morality that people want something. donald trump gave out lindsey graham's cell phone number to the world. this is the way he chose to respond. he was able to relate his feelings at that moment, and that ended up getting 3.5 million viewers. ms. perino: on our show we talked about it. it was on multiple times on traditional media. mr. johnson: you will see that 60 million people saw that video, and that was his response to donald trump. ms. perino: i think that is a good place to wrap it up. i want to appeal to you for a moment. i want to remind you that the people y