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the positions that he's taken, the things that he's done do not just magically disappear like an etch-a-sketchey're going to be in ads from now until november. the democrats are going to bang them out over and over again. >> in the meantime, obviously his campaign, charles, is trying to get to the magic number, 1237 before they get to the convention, hoping to stave off what could happen there. it could be an interesting, what could be an ugly process, let's look at some of the newest polling. indiana is going to be a very new state in making that happen or in the cruz campaign, the brand new polling, gop preference, trump at 41%, cruz, 33 and kasich taking in 16 percentage points, when you go into who may change their mind, 25% of gop voters said they could still be convinced to change their mind. critical. >> indiana is critical for cruz. he's already having trouble explaining why when he called for kasich, to pull out when he became mathematically eliminated from winning on the first ballot. now that cruz himself has reached that stage, why doesn't he pull out? he doesn't have a good answer

they wasn't to call it an etch a sketch moment. >> donald trumpas exposed the fact a lot of the base of the republican party are not movement conservatives who spent anywhere entire lives poring over conservative believe and what he said is common sense. he could be anything in the general election, he could pivot back on social issues to a place where he's not offending democratic -- >> that's on that but offend african-american women and -- >> let's not forget most across the border. >> the bathroom issue brought cruz and clinton together. >>. sort of. >> got him a lot of credit with the a lot of people. >> when we come back, the u.s. insists there's no evidence that any high level saudi arabian officials played a role in plotting 9/11. why does the american government refuse to release 28 show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. >>> president obama has been on the world stage this week, meeting the queen of eng

they want to call it an etch-a-sketch moment, a reference to romney and santorum. >> donald trump has a lot of the base of the republican party are not movement conservatives who have spent their entire lives poring over the doctrine air minutia of conservative beliefs. what he said was common sense. that's the risk of trump. he could be anything in the general election. he could pivot back to a place where he's not offending democratic voters. but he'll offend african-americans, muslims, everyone else. >> let's not forget most of the immigrants across the borders are rapists and murders. >> the bathroom issue brought cruz and clinton together, sort of. >> trump's answer got him a lot of credit. >>> i have to take a quick break. when we come back, the u.s. insists there's no evidence that any high-level saudi arabian officials played a role in 9/11, so why does the american government refuse to release 28 pages of a congressional report that could tell a different story? tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full

the positions that he's taken, the things that he's done do not just magically disappear like an etch-a-sketching to be in ads from now until november. the democrats are going to bang them out over and over again. >> in the meantime, obviously his campaign, charles, is trying to get to the magic number, 1237 before they get to the convention, hoping to stave off what could happen there. it could be an interesting, what could be an ugly process, let's look at some of the newest polling. indiana is going to be a very new state in making that happen or in the cruz campaign, the brand new polling, gop preference, trump at 41%, cruz, 33 and kasich taking in 16 percentage points, when you go into who may change their mind, 25% of gop voters said they could still be convinced to change their mind. critical. >> indiana is critical for cruz. he's already having trouble explaining why when he called for kasich, to pull out when he became mathematically eliminated from winning on the first ballot. now that cruz himself has reached that stage, why doesn't he pull out? he doesn't have a good answer, what h

they wasn't to call it an etch a sketch moment. >> donald trump has exposed the fact a lot of the base of the republican party are not movement conservatives who spent anywhere entire lives poring over conservative believe and what he said is common sense. he could be anything in the general election, he could pivst back on social issues to a place where he's not offending democratic -- >> that's on that but offend african-american women and -- >> let's not forget most across the border. >> the bathroom issue brought cruz and clinton together. >>. sort of. >> got him a lot of credit with the a lot of people. >> when we come back, the u.s. any high level saudi arabian officials played a role in plotting 9/11. why does the american government refuse to release 28 release 28 pages of a pi had so many thoughts ponce i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? pi spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. peli

etch a sketch line, where a former romney -- >> probably just bitterness. make sure you tell everybody it wasn't me. >> no, it wasn't you. remember in that campaign, a romney aid said it is like anral. you can't do that with donald trump. >> cruz word out there, vetting carly fiorina potentially as vice presidential running mate? >> i think they're going through the process of thinking when they get to the convention, what big move or motion can they make to appeal to delegates. the key for him after finding the right candidate is whether or not he can roll that person out with maximum impact. if they get to cleveland, do it at the right moment, could send a message to some of the delegates they're trying to woo should they get to a second ballot. >> is that a good idea, jeffrey? >> remember, 1976 richard sh wieker, ronald reagan named this senator from pennsylvania as his nominee for vice president well in advance of the convention. as an attempt to show he was moving toward the center. he came pretty close in the convention, lost the nomination to gerald ford, but the idea of naming a vice president in advance is something that's been tried before, hasn't worked. >> just not t

remember in the 2012 election, romney's aide said this is an etch a sketch moment.essence of etch a sketch. i think pretty easy i can pivot to the nominee. >> thank you. great to get your insight. much more on the cnn democratic debate ahead. so let's get right to it. >>> we should be thinking big, not small. >> i spoke out against wall street. >> that was before or after you received huge sums of money. >> lying ted cruz is number three in the polls. and nobody even knows who number two is. >> if we lose our freedom here, where do we go? >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> yes, i am happy to be back in the studio for this all important home. so much for polite political discourse. the brawl in the burrow last night with hillary clinton and bernie sanders taking off the gloves, going for the kill shot. clinton slamming sanders for his stance on guns. but did anyone move the needle with the new york primary just four days off? we'll hear from both campaigns? >>epublican side, events as well. donald trump, ted cruz, john kas

an establishment character. use the teleprompter and all of that stuff. that's why he has so many hard core followers. >> remember shaking the etch-a-sketch? every year the scanned debts say -- the candidates say the same thing. >> eventually he has to know -- you have to turn around and vote for you. if you have a lot of people who don't like you, a lot of people who don't leak you and a lot of people who don't like you and hillary clinton, she is probably doing well because she is less dismyselfed than -- despised than donald trump. >> he needs to scale back the personality. if he scales back his personality he will lose his support system and he will probably not gain many other voters. you either love him or hate him. you have already made up your mind. >> he is already starting to back up on the big stuff he has been saying. he said not really. it is not so much the style is changing. >> meanwhile trump has come out against the bathroom bill because people should be able to use the bathroom they feel is appropriate. on friday ted cruz released this ad. >> people go and use the bathroom they feel is appropriate. >> trump is too pc. hav

an incredibly damming thing to say. he reinforced the concerns of both conservatives and democrats who suspect that trump is going to shift and etch a sketch to the middle. >> he won five landslides the landslides the week he did that. >> he did go back very quickly. >> i came over here today. a black cab driver said in his own words exactly what you just said m. volunteered it, volunteered it, wanted to know about the campaign. then, he launched and launched almost exactly. >> that's how angry he is. >> he believes that donald trump knows where the bodies are buried, he has the experience, he knows how to do it. he is tired of all the politicians. >> he is more right than he knows. >> he seemed pretty sure of himself. >> am i right? >> even more right. >> often you hear liberals trying to reassure themselves, trump can't win because he is so unpopular with people of color. you look like it. 70% of african-americans don't like him. that means 30% might be open to him. he gets half of that, he is presiden president. >> what ted cruz said was that the media and liberals want donald trump, because he will be easier for hillary clinton. most w

remember romney's campaign manager who said the campaign is like an etch-atch-aen-sketch, w going to shake it and start over. guess with an lied to! >> there's been a lot of time here in the last several months that donald trump has given ted cruz the moniker of "lyin' cruz." now that ted cruz is pulling that same thing out, is it safe? it is kind of just a he said/he said. no, you're a liar. >> i think there is very objective proof here. the trump campaign is going to the rnc and saying you know what donald trump's saying on the stage? that's really not true. donald trump claimed he was pro life now he says he wants the republican platform on abargs to be warabortion to be watered do. now turning to his supporters saying i don't like the bathroom bills to allow women and little girls to have privacy in the bathrooms. "i want to raise taxes on the wealthy." well is he channeled his inner bernie sanders here? he's going back to the left the way he's always been. so there's evidence that supports the claim that we have "lyin' donny." >> okay, with 30 seconds, jeffrey, if you want to respond here. >> sure. i just think this