john has a real record to talk about. has the experience to do the job. >> he does have a lot of experience. he was a distinguished member of the house of representatives, chairman of the budget committee for many years, on the armed services committee. very popular governor in the state of ohio. he has done pretty badly so far. cruz won 11 states. trump won a lot more. kasich also has 3 million fewer votes than cruz. 6.5 million fewer than trump. at what point does john kasich decide it's over? >> well, he also has had a lot of luck in talking to delegates about the second, third, fourth, fifth round whatever it is going to be. so although john has not won as many states on tuesday he came in second in five out of six. he has momentum right now and the states that are left are states where he fits well. so we'll see what he does in oregon. i suspect it will be very well. same with new mexico and california. so i think john will stay in and should stay in. june 7 to me is the big date. it is the california primary when yo

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ted cruz has 559. john kasich has 144.wins big tonight, it's possible he could win 80 of the 95 empire state delegates up for grabs. that would bring his total to 836. in order to reach the he needs 1237, to avoid a contested convention. donald trump would then need 56% of the remaining delegates. how does he do that? is that feasible? the answer starts in the northeast, five states are voting a week from today. the public polling there, not in every state, but trump is leading in these northeastern states. 172 delegates. we are giving donald trump 104. this is all back of the envelope stuff. that would bring him to 928. after next week, there are four more winner take all states. they have a combined total of +143 delegates. donald trump needs to win new jersey for sure. that is the largest of the winner take all states. 51 delegates. under this scenario trump could , probably lose one of the other three winner take all states. we think nebraska is the one he's most likely to lose. that would bring his total to 1035. not

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>> well, john has been very clear on this. ow, that for john kasich or for ted cruz to have an opportunity to be the nominee in november beat hillary clinton we need to move to an open convention which means we need to deny donald trump 1237 delegates and by doing that, ted cruz and john kasich have to be winning primaries as we move forward. >> i don't know that i've ever interviewed anyone affiliated with any political campaign who could not just say vote for my guy, vote for the candidate and the kasich campaign cannot say whether or not they want kasich supporters in indian to vote for him or not? >> well, no, obviously if people are committed to john kasich in indiana, they vote for john kasich. voters vote for who they have a passion for and who they believe will be the next president. >> does the campaign want to win indiana? >> john has said that winning indiana is not critical to this campaign. that's why we pulled our resources out. we don't want donald trump to get those 57 delegates. the only way that that happens i

has been his pattern. mark: what is behind this extraordinary deal and is it a good idea? johnas a wise man has been saying all day long, it's obviously true. and is devoted to the principle they would not be doing this if they didn't have to. i've been saying for weeks that they should start doing stuff like this. in california, where the districts are in play, both these guys, ted cruz has plenty of money, john kasich does not. donald trump has an achievable but difficult goals. for those guys to not be strategic would be stupid. mark: it will do well in the northeast tomorrow. indiana is very important. it was identified by all the campaigns as a state that could make or break donald trump's chances of getting to a majority. anything that increases his chances of not getting indiana is a good deal for the non-trumpers. the question now is, can the groups come in and create an environment where ted cruz can stop donald trump? he has to do it. he has to take the opportunity to try to make the case of why indiana republicans and those voting in the open primary should vote for

you say mark, this is , theoretically a group that would be pretty friendly to john kasich, but they are seeing that he hasme state so far. mark: john mccormick down in hollywood, florida. we look forward to see what you find in the rest of the meeting. john, thank you very much. all right, coming up. comedy on the campaign trail and hillary clinton's ladies of laughter. you will want to see that. if you are watching us in washington, d.c., you can listen to us anytime you want on the radio radio bloomberg at 99.1 , fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ who comes closer to the real hillary? hillary: there are already little bits and pieces that are real, and i laugh a little bit. there is always a little truth in it, i hate to confess. john: that was this morning during a good morning america town hall, talking about her impersonators on saturday night live. luckily, she has some backup and we called in some backups ourselves to talk about it so , here is our own will leach, to talk about hillary clinton and some of her friends. will: it is the axiom that the presidential candidates need to be our performer in ch

john has to start doing better, and we believe he will. deirdre: okay, on that note. actually spoke with greta van susteren last evening. here's what he said. >> both of them say i ought to get out of the race because i'm winning their votes. >> okay. >> i agree with them. nobody is going to win this going in. there's going to be an open convention. deirdre: what about senator cruz's comments that voters will revolt. we heard donald trump use similar language before, if the person with the most delegates, the so-called moral majority isn't the nominee? >> that's not how the process is set up. like i said, what we are electing that the point is all three candidates are going out there to elect delegates. working the states to get their people selected. those delegates will be free to vote for whoever they want on the second, third or fourth ballot moving forward, and at that point in time, the criteria is who comes into cleveland with the momentum to win and who comes in and has the capability to be a great president. at that point in tierj the process says the delegat

john: we have heard many say trump has become a laughingstock on the world stage. s the nominee, it's hard to imagine winning the presidency amidst a chorus of condemnation. mark: worldwide condemnation and endorsement of the democratic community. john kasich is not expected to do all that well in the wisconsin primary, but he woke up to yet another glowing editorial from the "wall street journal" which praised him for staying in the race. they said ted cruz wants him out because the delegates in cleveland will choose ted cruz if it is between him and mr. trump. if john kasich is an option, he might be favored as a better november candidate. going forward, what does john kasich need to do to position himself to be the consensus choice in a brokered convention? john: it is going to be hard in any instance. he's going to be able to say i'm from ohio, that's important battleground state, but it is -- but if that argument is going to have legs, what happens after wisconsin matters a lot. kasich winning some more states -- he can't go to cleveland with only one state vic

hillary clinton has sent $15 million less than bernie sanders. johnsaid enough times that this race has cofounded expectations. a lot of money has been raised and spent, but given the expectations for how money would play and who it would help and hurt, they have kind of been obliterated. mark: look, ken does a great job at tracking this stuff. but that adequate simon and garfunkel was great, but at the time it was dovetailing the momentum he felt, and the contrast with hillary clinton's smaller offense and his larger events, and it started to make him seem like an optimistic candidate rather than the negative rhetoric he sometimes has. i think trump is going to be able to win without a serious change in media. but winning in the general will matter. john: all that money on the republican side, all those candidates, although super pacs, there is not a single memorable republican added that i can cite that i thought was a memorable piece of creative and actually moved the needle, not one. mark: the kasich campaign says they do not have a lot of money.

as it stands trump has 740. john kasich has 143, marco rubio hanging onto his 171.washington correspondent james rosen joins as life, so much of the action is going to go into willing these delegates and trying to get them locked up behind one of these candidates tell us. >> at the state level, the travel schedules for the two leading candidates reflect the demands of the so-called shadow primaries leaving wisconsin, ted cruz to the state gop convention in colorado where he has already peeled away six delegates in local gatherings in recent days. trump campaign admitted to me the ted cruz operation is more evolved. the billionaire front runners playing catch-up but trump senior advisor believes the delegations here are playing ted cruz. >> what makes you think when it gets to the third or fourth ballots that they are not going to be voting for mitt romney or marco rubio? they will be ted who? they are using ted right now to stop donald trump. >> also told me the trump campaign is playing catch-up in this area because trump decided later than ted cruz to run for pres

but he has to do surprisingly well in those states. john: i think he has to win one. mark: he has to win indiana. john: if he can pull off a win in pennsylvania, where rick santorum once won statewide, it's not impossible. win some of the most conservative congressional districts in california, be able to force a contested convention. and with the strength of his organization, put himself in a position where he can say, the party is rejecting donald trump, he's not a real conservative, come to me because i am a number two. mark: this underground work of lining up delegates. coming up, a deep dive into the battle in the empire state in both parties. after these words from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ mark: after last night's show, we have not heard from donald trump today. a tweet that came earlier today. it said "it's so great to be back home." he plugged his rally tonight, where thousands are expected on long island. the man who built an empire visits the empire state where he lives. polls have him leading with more than double the numbers of the two remaining rivals, john kasi

john kerry has laid a wreath for the victims of the hiroshima bomb attack. he is in japan for the g7 meeting is the most senior american official ever to visit the site. five workers from a temple in southern india has been held over a fire that killed 106 people. a massive blaze broke out during a fireworks display. in hong kong a p prosecutrix o-democracy activist who was filmed being beaten by police in 2014 is to go on trial. he is charged with assaulting and obstructing the police. sarah clerk has been following the latest developments >> reporter: it has been about 16 months since the demonstrations in hong kong came to an end. one of the more profile activists and in court. he is a member of the activic party. he has been charged with assaulting. he is pleaded going. he says they are politically motivated. the case is expected to last around five days with 11 witnesses being called to give evidence. there were a number of arrests made during the two and a half month long demonstration. his case is being followed here in hong kong closely. he was also

john kasich has all the power. he's the decider. work with me. under the rules of the republican convention set four years ago, you cannot get the republican nomination unless you've won a majority of the delegates in eight states. that's the rule. that means donald trump is qualified. that means ted cruz could become qualified by then. nobody else has a chance. to change that rule you'd need a majority vote of the delegates at the convention. but the vast majority of the delegates will be committed, at least on the first ballot, to cruz or trump. so why would they change that rule? they would not. so what we have today is three candidates -- donald trump, ted cruz, and the one with all the power, not donald trump, john kasich. trump says he wants kasich to drop out. of course he does. kasich is the not donald trump candidate. for example, new york. the next primary, a week from today. if trump gets 50% of the vote in each congressional district, he gets all of each district's delegates. if he wins but gets less than 50%, he only gets 2/3 of the

. >> my partner john has and agrees you're the old jelly spot. >> my partner was in the entertainment business and has a permits that's who we are. >> okay commissioners any more questions does the police want to speak about this no any public comment on at water tavern. >> all right. so commissioners happen to entertain a motion. >> most of those police conditions with kind of redundant for the good neighbor policy the only thing i see that i catch is sfpd shall be notified one week prior to the events date i haven't looked the rest of them thoroughly but they all look like they're part of the good neighbor policy to begin with i don't know if we need to include them. >> but you, you guys pick out the ones you think we need to add. >> commissioners any, any thoughts about changing this i don't think so do we normally includes all of these if their redundancy we try to strip them but. >> you guys have adopted this is - yeah, the same person does those conditions for almost all. >> i'll make the motion to accept the - approve approve thank you with the conditions that the - the police

john: has president obama policy for the better or for the worst, pat buchanan? pat: i think it is a combination. his reluctance to intervene is good but libya is a disaster and he should not have put the red line down. so, i think overall i don't give him high marks but his fundamental idea that we go in, we go together and get out and come home is right but the application has been very poor. eleanor: he recognizes that we can't go in alone and the american people don't want to go it alone and he tried to engage the world. he had some notable successes. i would put the iran nuclear deal and opening of relations with cuba on that list. >> i think american influence and the idea he seeks the best practice you have to show consolidation at certain points that are clear and it will be a big stain. 250, 250,000 dead. >> i think he added a much needed caution to overseas we are going to go in and solve other people's problems and install democracy overnight. we learned those hard lessons. what to do now is more complicated. john: threats from isis and al qaeda have m

my position has not changed at all. i am pro-life. john, this is swirling. it has replaced yesterday's trump controversy. how big a problem is this for trump now? john: it is a big problem on almost every level, mark. you think about what this means for donald trump in the general election. it is the kind of talk of that when we talk about marco rubio's position on abortion making it hard to win a general election, this is horrible. he is in a position where he is not only at odds with democrats, with independents, he is at odds on this issue with a lot of conservative republicans who think that women should not be penalized but the doctors. he is patronizing and condescending toward women about abortion, calling them victims. it is bad on every level and plays into the woman narrative that has been building for weeks, or at least a week now for him. all bad, bad, bad, bad. mark: it is a big issue, there is no answer, and conservatives will criticize me for asking the question because it seems logical that if abortion is murder and a woman has one, she should

john: thank you. the love go video series has five parts. e main characters 1st meet wind of collides with alexis and a college hallway. john: yes, andyes, and at this time she is so deep in college loan debt, notices are withdrawal forms. >> can i have those back. >> student withdrawal form, are you dropping out? >> i don't know, maybe. i am already 15 grandon dead. >> that is what loans are for. john: at this point the video introduces the new character who we referred to before libertarian and sensible and encourages alexis to borrow more to stay in school which is what politicians keep proposing and then says. >> you already have so much stuff to pay. >> a lifetime to pay off debt, lifetime. there is nothing more important than your education. corn farmers are important. bribing them, offering subsidies, but that is another issue. back to college loans. the answer to growing student debt is to let the students pay less. >> moving toward a system that enables people to pay a percentage of their income as opposed to a set, flat payment sche

our john gonzalez has all of the excitement at the team practices for the big matchup. we are rocking the red here. you can see the guys have taken the ice for their morning skate. it's going to be a heckuva series. even though most of the guys we have been talking to here are optimistic, it's hard not to get nervous as a fan. we've got some fans here today. thisme about your sign, very important practice. >> we really like ovechkin. we hope the caps bring home the cup. john: so do i, bud. mom, you are bringing him out for the first time? >> they wanted to come out and watch before the game. season been for the family? >> very. john: thanks for talking to us. this young man knows a little bit about hockey. what do you think is going to happen? >> i think it's going to be a high tempo game. i know the boys are going to be ready. we are all here to support them and hoping for a win. john: you had a great way to describe a victory. >> i hope the caps come out and annihilate the flyers. john: that's a good word. 7:00 tonight, game one at verizon center. if necessary, games

he has a more than 24% lead over ted cruz and john kasich in maryland. went there, clinching the nomination before the summer. trump has hired wiley, who previously worked for the scott walker campaign. he also hired a new political director. yet for all of that, he spoke openly and bitterly with party leaders over the delegate selection process. mark, how was trump doing in the battle to bring the establishment into his camp? mark: today, as a snapshot, not so well. the things i hear about rick wiley being hired, he is not doing well. how dare he? how disappointing, he is doing this for all the wrong reasons, even for people who like him. at the republican national committee by his own choice, they think it will be fine if he wins the nomination. but there is still obviously a strong anti-, never trump movement. it now seems laughable when using stories that say we hate ted cruz so much, maybe trump is better. trump has a long way to go to unify his party. john: there is a difference between -- people have written many stories, that bringing paul and ri

, and cruz has agreed to back off of oregon and new mexico where john kasich has a better chance of winning. -- blockin all of this 1237d trump from getting delegates. donald trump is firing back, calling it collusion and calling the system rigged. trump: it shows how weak they are, it shows how pathetic are. >> i'm not desperate. are you desperate? ted do. it's never donald's fault. jonathan: trump tonight signing a new way to cause controversy. listen. donald trump: do i look like a president? how handsome man my, how handsome? i'm looking at this stage, my competitors, does anybody look presidential? jonathan: we will keep watching cruz-kasich plan to see how but it is getting more interesting. jonathan elias. back to you. leon: five states hold primaries tomorrow. trump is expected to win big, along with democratic front-runner hillary clinton. clinton has 80% of the delegates that she needs to clinch the nomination on the democratic side. bernie sanders is not calling it quits. today, clinton made no mention of sanders. maryland is one of the states voting tomorrow with a lot at stake.

this has been one of john kasich's biggest problems, not winning news cycles. was really a prime moment for him to be able to do it. totally failed. started out talking about the biography in ohio and washington record. he has a new ad out about electability. you are right. new york, there was an opening with the other two laying low for him to make a big splash and he has not done it. john: as was the case out of ohio, you recall we had a moment where he could have seized the narrative the day after he won the ohio primary. kasich has not been good at seizing the moment and this is another example. when we come back, the y's highs andrty lows that may or may not mention turn what -- turnstiles. ♪ john: we continue our high and low of the week returning to the contentious democratic race. after a tough loss in wisconsin, hillary clinton has done interviews. this morning, she also held a news conference in the bronx. yesterday, press availability in buffalo this afternoon. all demonstrating the front runner understands well when you campaign in media capital of

now he says he needs john kasich's machinations to beat donald trump at the convention. >> i think that ted cruz haseen saying since this whiteled down to a three-man race that he hoped john kasich would get out because he going one-on-one can beat donald trump. and in the indiana situation, that's exactly what he's saying. >> barry? >> oh, my. >> barry, does this also mean -- you already kind of said that you're ahead, you're ahead, you're ahead, but if they really work together, if kasich voters go to -- supporters go to cruz, you have problems in indiana, man. >> but this is just it. this is something washington doesn't understand about politics. nobody's supporters 100% go to anybody, and to assume -- for instance, california, where we're 27 points ahead, ted cruz is not going to get 100% of john kasich's supporters. that's lunacy. it's just not going to happen. it never happens. they just don't -- this is really pathetic. they both understand they're not going to go to the convention with enough delegates to win and now they're trying everything they can to stop somebody else. it's just crazy.

what do you mean by -- >> john kasich in the last month has won a grand total of three delegates, that's almost as many as you've won in the last month. john kasich is not going to be the republican nominee for president. everybody knows that. his continued presence in the race only helps donald trump. >> why does that make him insufferable? >> don't you -- >> why insufferable? >> because he's -- john kasich is a spoiler, everybody knows this. this is nothing particularly new. he has no strategy for winning anywhere. and in fact he keeps on saying every time he loses a state, which is all of the time, he keeps saying the map going forward looks better for us. he said woe do really well in new york. he won three delegates. you need 1237 in order to win the nomination. he's been eliminated from this contest effectively. meanwhile in the donald trump camp this ongoing mess of a campaign organization they are trying to sort out right in the middle of the contest. that's not exactly the time when you want campaign staff showing up trying to figure out how to make their e-mail work. this is no

there has been an increase in violence in aleppo where are operations. the secretary of state john kerry has laid a wreath at the peace memorial. kerry is the most senior official to visit the site. returning to our top story. that is the ceasefire in yemen ahead of the forthcoming peace talks. a senior policy fellow is saying this is the closest sides have come to a meaningful truce >> there have been a number of ceasefire attempts in the past. this one is the most senior so far. so i think there are enough indicators to suggest that both parties are serious about the ceasefire and both parties have shown significant interest in that, whether it's in the announcement or in the acceptance of going to the kuwait talks to abide by the ceasefire. both parties have been driven for their public agenda regardless of the suffering on the grounds and with the continuation of the war. ties, for example, the city has been under siege with the disaster, humanitarian crisis for the past year. that did not stop the fighting >>> military operations are continuing in the philippines against the a

that has sunk in, and people believe that. john: explain to me how this works. record saying i think trump has played this brilliantly and the argument he is making sits his brand and the energy behind him. he's doing this as a two-track thing. he has hired paul manafort. he's hired rick wiley. he is doing this stuff to say rigged.em is how does that contradiction not catch up with him other through the press corps or, more broadly, his opponents making a point? mike: he knows and smart people have been telling him at the end, that will take you so far. if you don't get the nomination on the first ballot, if you don't have the magic number, this becomes an inside game. this becomes direct indication to people who matter. who pushes their levers? how do we get enough delegate votes to win? he's got no choice. he is behind in that front or that is something the crew campaign has been excelling at. nicole: trump is interesting in that he has not made any adjustments to what is really a non-campaign campaign. he's running against the guy with the best campaign organ

they will see who has the experience and the vision to lead the country. johnbudgets, cut taxes, never lost an election and every poll shows him beating hillary clinton not just nationally but in critical swing states. and i think that's going to weigh on those delegates and why i think he will pick up delegates on every ballot. in 1860 there was a contested convention, abraham lincoln came in trailing and pulled it out. john kasich isn't abraham lincoln but the lesson in history is wait to see how delegates vote on the floor. john kasich will be the nominee and next president of the united states. >> is every senator who gets on the programs filibusters? >> you have your -- >> there's no pathway to get to the nomination and that is the situation which we face right now. that is the reality. john kasich will not be the republican nominee for president under any circumstances. he is flailing around looking for some type of strategy to change the dynamic here after losing in about 30 states. it is hard to say someone is more electable candidate when they have los

the south has backed john c. breckinridge and john bell. >> lincoln has a narrow victory. almost half the country, he's illegitimate. he's not accepted as the president. >> no sooner has he won than several states in the south make clear that they are moving toward leaving the union, and so immediately he's gone from winning the white house into a crisis mode. >> lincoln's victory was probably the first shot in the civil war. it looks like the dye has been cast. , we have low prices and a price match guarantee. scout's honor? low prices. pinky swear? low prices. eskimo kisses? how about a handshake? oh, alright... the lowest price. every time. staples. make more happen. quite like the human foot. introducing the 255 horsepower lexus is 300 all-wheel-drive. with twenty-five percent more base horsepower. once driven, there's no going back. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently

secretary of state john kerry has laid a wreath in the memorial park in hiroshima. he is the first u.s. official to visit the area, or the highest official visiting the area. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: it has been a bright day here, a day which belies the horrors of what happened here more than 70 years ago. john kerry became the first u.s. seng of state to visit the peace memorial park here in hiroshima where along with the foreign ministers of britain, france and others he laid a wreath at the area that honors you will all those who died when a bomb dropped on this city more than 70 years ago. at a conference later on john kerry was moved by what he saw. he said that everyone, including the president of the united states, should come here. >> going to this museum was a reminder of the depth of obligation that every single one of us in public life carries. in fact, every person in the position of responsibility carries, to work for peace, to continue the efforts that president obama and other leaders came together to talk about in washington at the nu

i will say this, if you're wondering who actually has stood up to washington, i think john boehner hashner in his remarks described donald trump as his texting and golfing buddy. so if you want someone that's a texting and golfing buddy, if you're happy with john boehner, speaker of the house, and you want a president like john boehner, donald trump is your man. and by the way, donald trump gave john boehner's super pac $100,000 just a few years ago. donald trump has been funding john boehner, and he's also been funding nancy pelosi and harry reid. if you like what john boehner, nancy pelosi, and harry reid have done, donald trump is your guy. but let me reveal a little bit about how washington operates. you know, boehner's comments, he said something like he's the worst s.o.b. i have ever worked with, something like that. >> lucifer in the flesh. >> well, there was that too. but the interesting thing is he said that i've ever worked with. i have never worked with john boehner. truth of the matter is, i don't know the man. i have met john boehner two or three times in my life. if i hav

john: i agree with that. it often has with demographic groups, winning a state, this is one area where smart candidates are in line with -- what you do is pass the test of judgment. pick someone who could be your replacement. that is all you need to do. mark: the wary of any name that does not meet that test because hillary clinton is not going to pick them. forget about how tough bernie sanders is going to be on hillary clinton. he has made it clear he is not going anywhere. today in hartford he played up clintonl riffs against regarding her wall street speeches. meanwhile here are clinton is using this new ad is her closing argument in those five northeast states that will be voting tomorrow. ♪ >> america is stronger one we are all supporting one another. ♪ john: so today in delaware she talked again about republicans more than her democratic rival, in keeping with the theme of unity. as the race goes on, how can hillary defang sanders if that is possible? mark: try to punch back maybe a little bit softer. you can give

john: what is a living wage? >> m.i.t. has a living wage calculator, $15 an hour is a good starting point if you have to pick a single number. john: should government pick any number? [no [. >> get government out of the way much trying to determine what the right wage is. government is not stopping a person from creating opportunity for themselves. john: what's wrong with setting a floor. >> when you are arbitrarily throwing out $15 an hour it sounds like this is a way to help poor people raise their familiar lition. nobody is raising a family on $7 an hour. it's just young people earning minimum wage. >> 75% of people making the minimum wage are grown people, they are adults. they are raising families. john: why not $40. if the principle work that government can raise it, why not raise it more. it must hurt something at some point, right? >> you have need to be able to provide for your family. john: why not $100 an hour. >> i think the data bears out $15 an hour as a starting point so you can raise a family comfortably. >> is

to trump, and is holding his election night in milwaukeew hile sanders has a rally in wyoming tonight, ahead of the caucuses. johnlet's start with cruz. what is a need to take maximum of the -- what does he need to take maximum advantage? i think yes to figure out -- i know he has a lot of smart people around and thinking about it -- he has to think about where he can win over the next couple weeks, and figure out how to target his resources and his york,n states like new the others that vote a week later, where he can drum up decisive wins. where can he be donald trump? where can he beat him by the end of april? announced,cruz people focused on the social conservative aspect. there was an economic message, he stressed it more in wisconsin. he needs to, in the northeast, become a candidate were people think -- ted cruz,. here is what he do on the economy ta. he have to take this moment in the spotlight to talk about jobs and the economy in a way that is big. his iowa night speed was pretty good, but i can't think of any other speech that has been anything but long in meandering. he needs to focus. john: no questi

has not changed. like ronald reagan, i am pro-life." john, this is swirling. has replaced yesterday's trump controversy. how big a problem is this for trump now? john: it is a big problem on almost every level, mark. you think about what this means for donald trump in the general election. it is that kind of talk that, when we talk about marco rubio's position on abortion making it hard for him to win a general election, this is horrible. he is in a position where he is not only at odds with democrats, with independents -- he is at odds on this issue with a lot of conservative republicans, who who think not that women should not be penalized but the doctors. his attempt to fix it is incredibly patronizing and condescending toward women about abortion, calling them victims. it is bad on every level, and plays into the woman narrative that has been building for weeks, or at least a week now for him. all bad, bad, bad, bad. mark: it is a big issue. there is no good answer. conservatives will often criticize me for asking the question, because it seems logical tha

ted cruz has had a little luck of fund raising and john kasich has a little bit of a crunch to stop trump's movement. that's part of the genesis of this agreement now is this sense really of frustration and the stop trump movement not knowing what to do. today, a lot of these outside groups are going to figure out what is their strategy going forward. for john kasich's supporters they have to figure out how to make sure john kasich can win in oregon. do they keep negatives on the air against ted cruz. that seems to be the most effective way. i have to tell you the key question at the end of the day, california, what do these two sides decide to do about california. do they draw a line in the middle of the state like john kasich running in the san diego barri barrier. it is going to come down to that state no matter what happens in indiana or oregon. >> thank you to you and hally and katy and the road runner. as ted cruz defended his new alliance today, the senator warned the consequence of a trump nomination. >> if donald trump is the nominee, hillary clinton wins. she will beat donald trum

a new poll shows trump leading with 52%, john kasich has 25% and cruz has 17%. trump lashed out at ted cruz and his krcriticism of those new yo values. >> he is lying ted. i came up with the idea, but you have to spell it right. it's lyin' ted. the bible held high and he puts it down and he lies. >> donald can be counted on to take the high road and demonstrate class. if he wants to engage in insults he's welcome to do so. he gets very angry when the voters reject him. >> new york voters cast their primary ballots in less than two weeks from now. >> reporter: if donald trump was smarting from that loss in wisconsin you certainly could not tell when he was on the campaign trail here in new york. he drew a crowd of about 10,000 people before the fire marshal closed the doors and he was pumped up laying hard into his top gop rival ted cruz. >> lying ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. 100 people. [ boos ] >> there was a big headline today in the new york post he couldn't draw 100 people. now, do you remember -- do you remember -- do you remember durin

john: he has a way to decide kinds of on the campaign trail. in trump sometimes got specific about how he would fix trade. he wants a 45% tax on imports from china. and if an american company brings in anything from mexico. >> you are going to pay a 35% tax every time it crosses the border. we have to or we are not going to have a country left. everyone is ripping us. >> this is insane. i don't want my iphone to cost $5,000. if you put a tariff on imported chinese goods across the board, you are going to crush lower income america it's easy to say that. we should be worried, because more and more in recent years the executive branch has been hand power over trade to impose tariffs because congress doesn't want to touch it because they moist has a tendency to be swayed by populist notions. >> one of the populist notions is steel workers have lost jobs and they are angry. >> we have been fighting over trade especially over steel tariffs. trump will have no respect for the world trade organization. john: tariffs can change where we produce things

john: could be true, but this has been pointed out -- the cruz,r comments about this stopped trump movements going to be hard to stop him. is now represented by ted cruz and john kasich. kasich has performed miserably, and cruz is disliked. boehner is the worst possible person to stop a locomotive train wreck of the front runner. and they like interesting personalities. donald trump is a likable, interesting personality to a lot of people. ted cruz, not so much. john: his wife likes him a lot. when we come back, our review of colleague fiorina's -- of carly fiorina's first day as ted cruz 's running mate, after the break. ♪ ♪ mark: today was carly fiorina's vice full day as a presidential candidate. she did a round robin of television interviews this morning, plus three events in the hoosier state with ted cruz, attacking donald trump and hillary clinton and talking up mate, tedf/running cruz. here is an example of some of the things she said. hillary clinton has made her millions selling influence, and donald trump has made aliens -- has spent billions fighting hillary clinton off. they ar

we're fortunate. >> reporter: john has work every shift over years, last 25 on the morning shift, behind the front counter and with the group of loyal long time cuss mers. >> even reason i come here, really, it starts mayday off well. the she's a good friend, good lady. >> reporter: even now at 57 after two knee replacements, beyond does not plan to retire soon, instead she will keep doing what she has done for five decade, and suggested others do their entire lives. >> just keep smiling. >> that means a lot. >> reporter: now joan has waited on everyone from past to president governors to mohammed ali, she has such a history here and cherry hill is recognize ago this later today. it will happen here live on cbs-3 right around 6:30 this morning. brook and jim, do not miss it, we will check back with joan at that time as well. >> you know who else is on that amazing list. >> me. >> joan has served me, at ponczo's. >> yes. >> awesome. >> it was probably years ago, ten years ago, 11 years ago, i remember her. >> she has a long, good list. >> thanks, jan. >> i got the to tell you another cele

john. he was saying he was voting for the guy, not the game. as you pointed out, that is in many ways one of the talking points that donald trump has. at he is saying about this being a rigged system. as we just heard from both governor kasich and his campaign, a spokesman who was on to this earlier, john kasich isn't telling people like john, who you were speaking to, to vote for ted cruz. so is it a sense this just doesn't make sense to voters? >> there's a sense that even the cruz people, who understand why it's happening and why this appliance is taking place and appreciate that kasich is pulling out, they don't like it. it makes them a little bit itchy. donald trump is saying, look, we don't have a popular vote, this is unfair, and even people who like cruz and people who like kasich, they kind of agree. they don't really like the look of this and they feel like on the trump side, well, it seems a bit like desperation. if we can't beat him outright, then maybe we're not going to make it this year, it's not our year after all. and then you heard from our guest, john, great line. i'm going to vote for the guy, not the game. he's n

. >> why isn't there also the sort of reverse analysis of these as you have said, and john has said, isolated cases of police brutality. why aren't we looking at those, or why is the law enforcement looking at those as having the potential to spin outside. and let me just step back for a second if i can. and the police officers have a dangerous job to do. and like john said, most police officers are good, and my brother-in-law is a police officer. i know from talking to him what the job is like. but, i don't think that the part about what john said that i disagree with, is that these are isolated cases. i don't think that i use the epidemic. he said epidemic, i didn't mean to. i don't describe it as an epidemic, this is a pattern, however big the pattern is. i named five names, and there are other names, there is mcdonald in chicago. there is john crawford in ohio. all of these cases add up to a pe americans that law enforce. treats us differently and so what you wind up with is a situation where you have the black lives matter movement coming out a year and a half and i don't agree

necessary 1237 delegates to clinch the nomination before the first ballot he has a chance to compete in the contested convention. john kasich has been skipping ahead for months. he has only won his home state of ohio. for his strategy he doesn't need to win. he has been saying all along he will go to that contested convention assuming there is one. he leaves he will prevail in the end when the voters, the delegates there, these sort of career amateur politicians who make up the delegate composition decide while cruz and trump can't beat hillary clinton and john kasich who served in congress and governor of key state in ohio, cleveland is where the convention will be he thinks that will add up to him being the nominee in the end. donald trump will come out big if he wins as big as he expects from tomorrow night. ranging from west virginia to rhode island. trump has a huge lead. greta? >> carl, thank you. and, of course, we are waiting for this -- for donald trump at this rally. carl has been inside. but outside the first niagara center, what's going on there? protesters and, of course, rick legislative that you will i

they also absolutely destroy the myth that he has some sort of artificial ceiling that he can't get through. i think that john kasich has the worst night of all tonight, because this is the kind of night that john kasich should have looked forward to. instead we have john kasich being able to get bragging rights, came in second place and 40 points behind donald trump in a couple of states. there's a reason john kasich didn't speak tonight. he took tonight to do a private fund-raising event, and he'll be off the trail for a day or so in ohio. john kasich has disappeared. ted cruz was absolutely blank tonight. has to convince everyone tonight didn't matter for him to still seem viable. donald trump is sewing this thing up. on the democratic side, a very interesting night. about one year ago exactly, one year ago this week, bernie sanders launched this campaign, expecting himself, what everybody else expected of this campaign, that it would be an asterisk. i'm not sure we would think everybody else would drop out. but nobody including bernie sanders thought he would push it this far with her. in the end tonight

the deal, what has happened is for quite a while the john kasich team has understood that it could not get enough delegates and wants an open convention where it could be contested. ted cruz's side has been confident along the way but they could get there. the painful realities for candidates who are coming up short are beginning to sink in. sources are telling me that over the weekend, the cruz team reached out to team kay sisich. in this particular moment of the campaign season, it all unfolded over the weekend. the candidates according to sources have not talked to each other and it was the top operatives. these are people who really know how the sort of strategy tactics and some would say the game of politics is played. what they are talking about is this alliance where they are letting everybody know they are pulling back from states where they are weaker and where they have a better chance. this is a signal not so much to voters but to outside groups that's been trying to stop trump and several focusing on their attention and putting in resources and money and time and energy try

it was somewhat nonsensical, but because before today -- john: nothing has changed, nothing has changed5.ming up, the 5-5- no, we are not talking about the domino's pizza deal. mark: mmmm, pizza. john: no, we are talking about the primaries. we will be right back. ♪ john: -- mark: even the best political minds disagree wit the race right now, can donald trump collect the 1200 37 delegates he needs for the political majority? the wise guys, republican strategist steve listen to the wiseguys, republican governor haley barbour and republican strategist steve smith. toif you look ahead california, 170 plus delegates, winner take all by district, 20 point lead, very difficult for me to see any scenario where he doesn't clear 1237. hehink the worst of that would do is clear it by 50 or 60 delegates and will be up around 1300 when we wake up on june 8. barbour, you are a pretty good vote counter, is donald trump ontrack? he has beenbour: getting in the 40's, his percentage of the vote in new york is the first time he has gotten over 50%. if that repeats itself, it makes givenier, but it is not

john has the latest. >> reporter: julie, secretary of state john kerry's visit was in large part to reassureu.s. stands committed to their governments. but the question is, will that be enough to keep the governments together. secretary of state kerry made a surprise visit in afghanistan and arrive nothing kabul and meeting with troops there before government leaders and meeting with the president and chief executive. they share pour in the unitty government that kerry brokered two years ago. afghanistan's government is dogged by divisiveness and corruption and insurgency. and many of the challenges facing afghanistan mirror those in iraq where kerry made a surprise visit to baghdad friday. his message was one of reassuranreassur reassurance for the government. >> the fact is in iraq dash fightings have not been on the offensive in months. they are losing ground, includeing 40 percent of the territory that they once controlled in iraq. >> reporter: u.s. troops continue to train forces in advance of a major attack on mosul. that is isis remaining strong hold. there is doubt they will be able