. >> and the going john kasich and donald trump professioned affection for new york. >> thank you, nework, i love y. >> i am so proud to be discussing all sorts of topic but most importantly, new york values. >> also, dig at ted cruz. >> ted cruz has surveyed away from the state following his comments on new york values. he received a chilly responsibility many who continue their conversations and eating dinner during his remarks. >> all candidates will campaign today but for bernie sanders who is on a plane right now raveling to the vatican. he said he could not refuse an invitation to visit the have the can to talk about the world economy and essential justice delivering a ten-delay speech at a conference. bernie sanders said the pope's message of caring for others inspired him to make the trip. >> hillary clinton is back in the bay area, and will be at a high priced fundraiser with george clooney and his wife. hillary clinton is asking for $353,000 a couple for a chance to attend the event at the home of a venture capitalist. it is attended by the clooneys and hillary clinton will h

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as for the republicans, the candidates attended the governor galley where donald trump and john kasich from foesed -- professedection for new york. >> bernie sanders is traveling to specific at the vatican saying he could not refuse an invite station to visit the vatican to talk about world economy and social justice delivering a ten meant speech at conference and saying the message of caring for others inspired him to make the trip. >> hillary clinton is back in the bay area, and at a high priced fundraiser with george clooney and his wife. hillary clinton is asking for $353,000 a couple nor a chance to attend the event at venture capitalist attempted by the clooneys. she will hold another event if los angeles tomorrow where the asking price is cheaper at $33,000 a person. >> is this all? >> with earth day a week ago apple is hoping users will raise money for the wailed live fund. you will notice a section called "apps for earth," to celebrate "earth day." if you make a purchase the money goes to the organization that aimed to protect until resources through innovative solutions. dozens of apps are participat

trump, right? >> it is totally i will advised to mayhem and madness and violence like this. only drives people to the thing you profess to loathe it is counter productive profoundly. >> this is passion. donalds a movement now. and you have passion on both sides. you have passion with the people who say we want change. it's time for change. he speaks for us. and it's even more passion by the people who say we don't want change. we don't like what is he going to bring to us. so they become even more passionate. >> you can get passionate without attacking -- >> -- how? no one cares if they just stand in the corner and peacefully protest. >> did you not hear jonathan hunt's report? there was a trump supporter gets out of his car and all of a sudden there is a bloody face? you can't possibly be justifying that. >> i'm not justifying it. >> justifying jumping up and down on a police car. >> not even coming close to justifying. when people come close fearing what they have. open borders and free stuff in california. >> then they can protest peacefully, go. >> in the 60's, i was there. i was arrested in washington. there is a possibility that it gets so big that the movement that eric describes is

profession professionalizing the power structure on the fly. a staff shake-up that could mean a more disciplined donald trump going into the final weeks of the campaignbig theme for the past three weeks. friendly fire having a big impact on favorability, which could count for something come november. >> we're joined by the managing editors of bloomberg politics and co-hosts with all due respect -- >> how did we get them? >> they just show up. speaking of showing up, there is not a red sox game going on right now so mike barnicle is actually here and actually here here instead of watching the game during the show on his lap. >> that happened. >> it is so disturbing. >> no apologies. >> imagine if a girl did that. okay, get kicked out of school. >> it would be awesome if a girl did that. >> you guys were piling in

profession professionalizing the power structure on the fly. a staff shake-up that could mean a more disciplined donald trump going into the final weeks of the campaign. >> for the democrats, tone has been the big theme for the past three weeks. friendly fire having a big impact on favorability, which could count for something come november. >> we're joined by the managing editors of bloomberg politics and co-hosts with all due respect -- >> how did we get them? >> they just show up. speaking of showing up, there is not a red sox game going on right now so mike barnicle is actually here and actually here here instead of watching the game during the show on his lap. >> that happened. >> it is so disturbing. >> no apologies. >> imagine if a girl did that. okay, get kicked out of school. >> it would be awesome if a girl did that. >> you guys were piling in on the trump vote. you experienced a quintessential new york moment. tell us about that. >> donald trump, jr. coming to vote -- >> he's a trump. >> he's a trump. >> we're waiting on east 56th street and there are all these photographers and hubbub and in comes danny glover. >> i didn't hear that part.

profession. >> i am looking for clinical information. i am done. >> thank you, andy. time to take a break. gender neutral cats when we come back. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. donald trumpay be the republican front runner, but new numbers show he is unpopular with most americans. an associated press poll shows 7 of 10 people have an unfavorable view of trump. that means half of republican voters. former president bill clinton getting into a heated exchange with "black lives matter" protestor. for 15 minutes he argued with protesters and defended a bill he signed into law while president. it lead to tougher prison sentences for gang-related crimes. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kid hoped up on crack and sent them out on to the street to murder other african-american children. maybe you thought they were good citizens. she didn't. she didn't. you are defending the people who kill the lives you say matter. tell the truth. >> "black lives matter" activists say the law unfairly targeted african-americans. >>> two burglary suspects taking police on an hour long car chase on thursday night. the high speed chase stretched the fr

profess n professionals is because he's realized that game ground matters. if you don't understand how that's delegate conventions work, that matters. if you head into a contested convention because donald trump was unable to seal the deal and get to the magic number, that's where ted cruz with his sophisticated organizational operation could run away with the gop nomination. >> charlie, i had a thought today i was remembering the campaign for elizabeth warren someone who could not be more of the political opposite than donald trump, but she had built an eye denty and she had to run a campaign and fit herself into a discipline box that the modern campaign requires and it took some time to meld those two and i don't see that as something that donald trump is capable of doing. >> i think it's an interesting comparison because she only had do it in one state. he's not going to discipline himself to the point, but he is going to discipline himself to this pattern. he is going to campaign like a thug with, win, be gracious on election night, go to another state and start the whole thing all over again and every time he accepts a speech and comes within an area code of civility, a lot of the elite

donald trump spent in $67,000. didn't get to 100,000. that was equivalent to 13 cents a vote. how does he do it? >> well he has become the master of what is known in the political professionfree media. this is to say you show up on local multiple tv stations, radio stations and national cable tv networks and spread your message without spending a time. this is -- dime. this is track others will try to use. david: good one. >> that will have to be reconsidered all over. there is chicken and egg question, david. is he getting all free media because he is rising in the polls because he is phenomenon or is he a mom that mom none because he is rising in the polls. david: we know why, because he is donald trump and he is great entertainment. that is why people tune in to watch him. he is not taking anytime. there were times after big wins in the past where he has sort of sat back and rested for a couple of days. he is right back at it as we saw. he is not taking anytime off. >> well, they want to put this away now. i think they know they are in a favorable position. indiana, where he is today is not a good state for him in the way states coming up next week are. ted cruz will m

donald trump and those who are supporting bernie sanders agree on, and that is that they believe that washington, d.c. is bought and paid for. . mr. speaker, as someone who has chosen public service as a profession, that deeply concerns me. a majority of americans believe that we are all tainted by this campaign finance process. mr. boyle: even though i believe most who have chosen this profession are good and honorable people wanting to do the right thing. the fact is we are all tainted by the way in which our campaigns are financed, but we can change that. it is time for public financing of elections. it is time for h.r. 20, the government by the people act. let get all of this outside money entirely out of the system and return the confidence that the people will have in their elected officials. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ris