he's the honorable john sununu. this is overheard. (applause) - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. (laughter) this is overheard. (applause) - governor sununu, welcome. - it's good to be here, thanks. - this is a wonderful book. - well, thank you. - and i know that you're a loyal friend and former colleague of the 41st president. i don't need to ask you why you wrote the book but of all the people to write a book about these days, this president doesn't necessarily come to mind. everybody loves reagan, everybody loves roosevelt. right, everybody loves bill clinton, or at least is intrigued by bill clinton. in so many wa

if it is monday, it must be sununu. thank you, governor.happy easter. >> it was great. hope you had one. bill: thank you very much. martha: latest attack in brussels and in pakistan show that terrorists are their reach. so what can u.s. intelligence do to fight what is becoming a bigger and bigger network every day? a former cia director of the cia is up next. bill: also fbi's investigation of hillary clinton email scandal now entering its final phase on the server and the email. what that might mean for the democratic front-runner. >> to have a mountain evidence. they are now ready to test that evidence by asking questions of these aides around hillary clinton. there are about five of them. they are publicly known. they each have their own lawyers and they have to decide whether or not to go in. bill: pakistan launching a special paramilitary crackdown in response to a horrific bombing on easter sunday. that bombing targeting christians gathering for celebrations. at least 70 killed. hundreds more injured. one estimate put it at 300 injure

bring informer senator john sununu.. >> so what's the way forward for kasich? >> well, it's win every delegate, win every vote you can. as you pointed out, it's likely to be an open convention. your next guest said it's plausible for ted cruz to get 75% of the delegates. i think that's proof that ted cruz is living in fantasy land. he's not going to get 75% of the delegates. he won't get a majority. donald trump won't get a majority. this is unchartered territory but we've got to let the process work. respect the delegates, respect the primary and fight for every one. >> senator, if 75% of the delegates is living in fantasy land, what land is kasich in? he's got to win 106% of the delegates. >> it's that it's going to be an open convention and ted cruz knows that. he knows it's going to be an open convention. he just wants it to be between he and trump. you've got three candidates left and they are going to vie for every delegate and at the same time, you've only got one candidate, john kasich, who has cut taxes and bal

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meanwhile, former new hampshire governor john sununu endorsed the anyone but trump effort yesterday saying the goal is this. let's get to the convention in cleveland and figure it out there. and massachusetts governor charlie baker who endorsed chris christie before the new hampshire primary broke his months long silence about whether he would vote for trump in the fall. >> i have said that i wasn't going to vote for donald trump yesterday and i didn't. and i don't plan to vote for anymore november but i'm not willing to concede with 35 states to go that he's going to be the republican nominee. you know, i don't know how bernie sanders and his supporters feel today when people run around and say that the democratic nomination is over. i don't think the republican one is over either but i said i wasn't going to vote for trump yesterday and i'm not going to vote for him in november. >> the former standard-bearer of the republican party, mitt romney, is about to address the state of the republican race. making a formal speech in utah this morning, romney is not expected to be announcing an en

meantime former new hampshire governor john sununu, former chief of staff of president george h.w.h. how are you sir? >> i'm fine, martha. martha: happy monday after a really turbulent weekend, when you hear what happened over in chicago and hear donald trump explanation he thinks this isorg straighting, that move on ott org is fund -- moveon.org is fund-raising putting people in these events, what do you make of that? >> people asked ted cruz in previous segment whether or not he would stick by his commitment to support trump. john kasich, said in one. debates donald makes it tougher and tougher. what happened in the last 96 hours really making it hard for some republicans who made the commitment to support the nominee to stick with that commitment. if this thing gets much worse, it is really, going to, i think, add to the chaos what already has been a chaotic campaign. martha: but he says that you know, moveon.org is placing these people there. that their signs are obviously made by some sort of coordinated group and that they're inciting violence at his events and they're taking

stuart: jon jon -- john sununu s with us. how are you doing?w you as someone who does not approve of donald trump. you oppose donald trump and he said so bigger is way many times on tv. i put it to you though that the events today play into donald trump's hands and he has strengthened politically in america by what's happened over there. would you agree with that. >> if you give it a little more thought than just looking at the headline, you'll understand what's happening in europe is because we've had seven years of a policy of trending towards isolationism to our allies in nato and to hoping that the rest of the world can take care of the problems that american leadership. frankly, when you listen to what mr. trump has been saying about his position on nato, for example, his isolationist positions, there are obama light. it is not the way to deal with this. we need american leadership. we need to reinforce our allies to nato. we have to have pressed until leadership from this country, pushing allies in nato to understand and in europe across

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ben weber is another one, john sununu, they know how to do these kinds of things. in terms of how you broker it, this isn't going to be a bunch of guys sitting in the back room with a bunch of cigars, i don't think, because we have so much transparency now. if you smell of smoke coming from the back room, people will smell it. a person going into the convention who led in delegates was only selected three times out of ten. so at some point people are going to -- look, think about brussels. we've got one guy -- we've got one guy saying that we should ban all muslims from coming into america. i have no idea how you would do that. we've got another guy we should be patrolling muslim neighborhoods. you and i both know if you're going to have intelligence and protect the country, you can't alienate the many people you need to help us to figure out where the radicals are and where they live. these things are important, chris. we're talking about electing the commander in chief, not all this politics. forget it. >> i agree with you, governor. some guy in new york deciding

embarrassing roll call vote on television, and then speaker boehner brought out the rules chair, john sununuly adopt the rules. >> mr. chairman, i move adoption of the rules of the republican party and the resolution. these rules will provide a strong governing framework for our convention and for our party. thank you. >> now that is supposed to be smooth sailing but because of the opposition to that ron paul rule that i mentioned, listen to how the delegates voted against the plan. >> without objection the previous question is ordered, the question is on the adoption of the resolution, all those in favor signify saying aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed no. >> no! >> the ayes have it. resolution's adopted. without objection, the motion is on the table. >> that was loud and contentious. boos you heard on the floor, those were delegates in 2012 angry about what they saw as unfair rules and that of course is over a fight that everyone knew was ultimately about symbolism and whether ron paul was get a vocal vote or not. imagine a floor fight this year overrules that would actually determine who

and that's john kasich. >> former new hampshire senator, john sununu. it's good to see you again.oming on the program. >> great to be with you, chris. thank you. >>> also joining me now, former ohio state senator, nina turner, who is the surrogate for bernie sanders. it's good to see you, senator. it's been a while. let me get your impression of how all of this is impacting the democratic side of the campaign. we heard hillary clinton make some pretty strong statements about this. i think that bernie sanders yesterday was kind of studiously avoiding some of the questions about donald trump. we're waiting for this press conference to start. would you expect him to make a strong statement about what we're seeing on the republican side? >> yeah, i think he will, chris. and i don't think he was avoiding it. he has spoken out against the environment that mr. trump has been creating for quite some time. and as we see, mr. trump continues to amp up folks in a way that is unbecoming of this country. and i know that we're quick to point the finger at him. but let us not forget that in the

john sununu former chief of staff of president george h.w. bush. author of the quiet man. are you doing. >> i'm fine. bill: trump can get there. he needs 57 chance of remaining delegates. cruz get can get there, long shot 83%. kasich can not get there based on the math. based on what reince priebus said, how would the party get control of this. >> first we have to emphasize the fact that it is the convention that makes the decision. all these primaries are electing people to go to the convention the nominee has to convince 50% plus one they are the best candidates for republicans to beat hillary clinton this is not new. this is way it always has been done. nobody has changed a thing. it is the fundamental component of the process is the convention. bill: if he is within, if he is within 100 delegates in july, what's the effect of that if he is challenged? >> if he is within 100 delegates in july, that means he is actually only one, he is really within 300 delegates in july because a lot of the delegates that are going there bound to vote for him on the first ballot do not

in 2001, senator bob smith of new hampshire, a sitting senator was in a heated ballot with john sununu was trounced. from there lewandowski took jobs as a real estate agent with a pr firm and even worked as the tray nooe in state patrol but eventually worked his way back into politics through lobbying. through the last eight years he had worked as lobbiest anded a viersz for a conservative pack finding by one of the koch brothers. drew griffin. cnn atlanta. >>> still to come in the "newsroom." outrage in minneapolis. police say it was self defense. protesters say, no way. >>> hundreds protests minneapolis overnight after two officers are not charged in the shooting death of an african american man. protesters marching for jamar clark who they say was murdered by two white police officers. officials ruling the officers acted in self defense though. ryan young live in minneapolis this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning carol. we've covered this story since the very beginning. when we first arrived here several months ago people in the community said they saw something compl

i know that john sununu is endorsing the ohio governor. out of manchester, is that an error for a handlebar for governor kasich -- i apologize, for him not to be in ohio 24/7 because that's where all the marbles are? >> well, no. you can't do that. ohio is two weeks are now. as you know, john kasich, donald trump running neck and neck at the best opportunity and one of these winner take all states in ohio. first we have got super tuesday. massachusetts, vermont, he will win his share of delegates. and then we go to michigan, another state that stacks up very well for john kasich. this is about winning delegates and proportional states. in two weeks we have ohio winner take all in florida. i hope marco rubio wins a winner take all state like florida. we have to because donald trump is the weakest republican and john kasich, let's face it, he's the strongest republican we can put up in november. he beat hillary clinton by double digits in ohio. yesterday in new hampshire he be pilloried by double digits in new hampshire. those are must win s

ryan williams is a former spokesman for governors romney and sununu, and gloria borger is cnn chief political and also joining us, tara grant, a trump supporter. tara, to you, we're hearing this group of conservative women are calling for lewandowski to be fired. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's absurd. i'm not real sure how the reporter crossed the line. you would think she would do her job and get permission to approach mr. trump. and she didn't. obviously. and i think anyone would be justified in trying to check her and make sure that, hey, why are you kuching my candidate? why the security didn't catch her first and foremost, i have no idea. but the fact that corey had to do anything about it in the first place is kind of ridiculous. but, i don't see that corey did anything wrong. i watched the tape. i have rewatched the tape. as a woman, i tried to find fault, almost, in corey's actions, and i absolutely couldn't. and i do think the reporter -- i think she's absurd. >> clearly, there are different interpretations and opinions about this video. but in the wake of this and oth