mr. bernie, i will not vote for you. >> reporter: so from city hall to sander's brooklyn headquarters today. hope to be a thorn in the sander's campaign. counting themselves on so many levels according to these families including those whose loved ones were killed. they want them held accountable for what happened. >> reporter: the weapon that marketed time and time again. to violent murderers. that it is unfair to hold the gun manufacturers legally responsible for any mass shooting. >> i come from a small state and you own a gun shop. she goes in and goes for that dance on the background check and legally purchases a gun. she flips out. she goes out and kills three people. should you be reliable for selling her the weapon legally? i don't think so. >> reporter: he has insisted that he is in favor of the background checks including closing loopholes, voting time again. and today that these relatives, they say that sanders has yet to answer their request for a meeting. and that they are not going away. >> i have been asked time and time again why i'm politicizing my mother's death. my respon

[applause] [chanting "bernie"] mr. sanders: i think the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. i think the people of this country are ready for a political revolution. [cheering] and, if you ignore what you hear on corporate media, the facts are pretty clear. we have a path towards victory, towards the white house. [applause] and, wyoming can give us an enormous boost forward if we win here on saturday. we often win, almost always win when the voter turnout is high. we do poorly when the voter turnout is low. let us see on saturday a record-breaking turnout here in the wyoming caucus. [applause] and let us have wyoming democrats making it clear that this great state is part of the political revolution. thank you all very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> during the

mrs. sanders bernie will be : talking about the location of a moral economy.an invitation you do not want to reject. i mean this is quite an honor, , and it is something that he feels very strongly that pope francis is an excellent leader and that the issues he talks about are very similar to ones that bernie talks about. mark: you do not want my restaurant recommendations because you're coming right back. next time you go, i will give them to you. bill clinton. the other day, he made some remarks about, and clinton was theg heckled by some, and press jumped on one of the things he said, and he said he was tempted to apologize. , that think the politics the press and political opponents seize on one word, cherry pick on one word often rather than looking at the totality of what you said? criticism of the political process, do you think? mrs. sanders: i would definitely say that. it's crazy that the story is the gaffe. the story is the mistake. it is not with the intent was. i think bill clinton probably regrets how he handled that buttion or -- questioner, he

mr. trump. bernie sanders picked up his sixth straight victory tuesday in wisconsin. sanders says the win helps in his run for the white house. >> we have a path toward victory, a path toward the white house. >> sanders picked up roughly 14 more delegates than hillary clinton tuesday but trails her by 700. still he is flush with campaign cash and has no reason to drop out before the democratic convention. >> he certainly is not embarrassing himself because he is winning! he has plenty of money. and it would be i would think -- no one would blame him for just hanging around to see if hillary clinton is going to be indicted! >> reporter: the next big contest is in new york where clinton has a lead in the polls. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> talk about model behavior. there's a new push to make sure fashion models in california set a good example for others. this morning at the state capital bay area assembly member mark levine introduced a bill to have all agencies to be licensed and clarify that they are statutory employees and set safety and health stan

mr. trump. bernie sanders picked up in wisconsin. sanders says the win helps in his run for the white house. >> we have a path toward victory. a path toward the white house. >> sanders picked up roughly 14 more delegates than hillary clinton tuesday but trails here by nearly 700. still flush with campaign cash and has no reason to drop out before the democratic convention. >> he certainly is not embarrassing himself, because he is winning. he has plenty of money. and it would be, i would think -- no one would blame him for just hanging around to see if hillary clinton is going to be indicted. >> reporter: the next big contest is in new york, where clinton has a lead in the polls. craig boswell, the white house. >>> wyoming is the next state to vote for democrats. they caucus on sanders and sanders is the favorite there. after that, it is clinton friendly territory in new york on april 19 and one week later in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania, maryland, and >>> senator sanders will officially be on the ballot in dc's primary. in an

mr. obama. >> reporter: bernie sanders counting on a big turnout as well, still lagging about 10 points behind clinton in the most recent cbs polls. sanders held his finally rally in long island last night. >> this is a movement getting establishment very, very nervous. [ applause ] >> reporter: he's banking on like this 34-year-old. if he stands a chance of pulling off an upset. >> i followed him since i was 13 years old in mock congress. loved the man then. told my president, he's got to be president. >> reporter: in the gop race, donald trump still well ahead of ted cruz and john kasich as he voted in midtown this morning. careful not to assume victory. >> i think i'm going to do well. we'll see. who knows? it's politics. you know that better than i do but i think we will do well. >> this is trump world. yeah, donald is going to be fabulously. >> reporter: both cruz and kasich moving on to the next states. new yorker voters now eagerly a waiting the outcome and how their input may shift the course of both races. >> i guess that's a nice thing for new york. doesn't happen that often. >> repo

mr. heyman: yes. it you really see an array of stars, those of politics and also journalists. many in our industry are invited. and bernie sanders is coming? mr. heyman: that is correct. many are excited to see him. and other people running for office, as well. commentator: he was invited by cbs. donald trump is not attending. he was invited a few years ago. mr. heyman: that is not necessarily because he came too much. people tend to go for the joke. orosa,s homero so -- am who is a supporter of donald trump and probably best known as a contestant on her show. -- on his show. she made quite a splash. i do not think that she one. -- won. commentator: 2700 people will be attending the event. mr. heyman: this is beyond the chocca, a stara in hollywood. she originally was a star of india before she came to hollywood and has really taken the town by storm. a very beautiful and talented actress. commentator: some folks told me that they will be wearing some -- under the long dresses. mr. heyman: there is a lot of walking involved. this is sort of a subterranean complex, so when you go to the dinner and you enter, you might be

mrs. clinton leads bernie sanders 54% . a year-long is an sentence for don blake and chip for his role in the deadliest u.s. mining disaster in four decades. -- don blankenship. the blast killed 29 people. he was convicted of conspiracy to violate mine safety standards. an icon of country music is that dead. -- merle haggard's death follows a hospital about hospitalital about julie -- bout with pneumonia. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. india has cuthead interest rates to a five-year low. will it improve the economic outlook? christopher of wells fargo joins us. york, ted cruz speaking after touring a charter school in the bronx. cruz coming up a big win in wisconsin. primary looming. ♪ lisa: the reserve bank of india cut interest rates to the lowest level in five years from 6.5% -- 6.5%..75% to let me ask you to react to what we just heard from the federal reserve here. mike mckee characterizing that meeting as likely and contentious -- lively and

mr. garrett: i would say, slightly more left. if bernie sanders, by some alchemy becomes the nominee, it will become more left. charlie: but even she is the nominee, she has moved left. whether it is crime, trade, or other issues. mr. garrett: the party has shifted to the left. i would not say that barack obama has left the country in a state of moderateness. but this is part of the moment i am talking about. how it got there and how this conversation is moving hillary clinton in directions she did not anticipate. charlie: talking about immigration and foreign policy, what will the democrats talk about? mr. garrett: the democrats will talk about a country that weathered a strom economically that they will blame almost entirely on republicans. they will remind the country where we were, what we have achieved, and they will say, the unfinished business, it is now time for that unfinished business. it is time for a living wage, for social security to be enlarged. it is time to push beyond obamacare, make it more effective and more ambitious,

mr. devito: i want to hear it -- bernie [crowd chanting "bernie!" ] mr. devito: he's coming, baby. here he comes. ernie. ladies and gentlemen, the next esident of the united states , bernie! an "bernie!anting "] [cheers and applause] ok.tor sanders: in case you haven't noticed there are a lot of people here this afternoon. thank you-all very much. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: i want to thank tonya stevens and eric and grizzly bear. cesar vargas, justin long, sally cohen, congresswoman gabbard. assemblyman williams. and one of the great actors in america, danny devito! welcome to the political revolution. cheers and applause] senator sanders: you know, when i was a kid growing up in , our parents would take us to prospect park, they still have the seals and elephants. but i was never here speaking to 20,000 people. so, thank you-all very much for eing here. this is a campaign that is on he move. this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe candidacy, 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us fringe anymore. [cheers and applause] senator

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both candidates, former secretary of state hillary clinton and bernie sanders visiting the outer boroughs. they crisscrossed the boroughs. mrs. clinton visiting a church and rally on staten. and in prospect park, bernie sanders says they had a record crowd, more than 28,000 people. the event here set for 7:00 p.m. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> on the republican side, the hopefuls are fanning out across the state ahead of tomorrow's primary. donald trump will be in buffalo. john kasich will be in syracuse. ted cruz has no public events scheduled but will make tv appearances and meet privately with supporters. >>> time for a final check of traffic. >> subway delays. problems on the 6 train. that is going to be downtown. also on the roads, belt westbound at cross bay boulevard, crash there. cross island, busy. northbound hillside avenue, another accident, one on the van wyck northbound at q gardens interchange. the accident on 84 is cleared. reports of delays on the hutch northbound at weaver street. 20 on the george, half hour on the lincoln, half hour on the route 1 and 9 approach to the holland tunnel. >> thank yo

mr. righteous." welcome, everybody. so finally hillary and bernie, they are going at it. think i what we wanted for so long. of the two of them, who is actually least qualified tore unqualified to be president? >> they are bothisqualified because they haven't gone negative until now. he should have b been attacking her a long time ag he left the email alone kenen rh now he feels he isn't go to the email because he shut down that corridor. he should have attacked her long ago. now it's too late. she i right. he hasn't been a democrat. he's been proudly a socialist for a long time. kennedy: i want to be part of my team where i make money and get a job. so let's talk about democrat versus repubcans. who isorse right now with the infighting? >> theemocrats infighting is lame because they e not going after the worst thing. >> what is the worst thing? >> bernie is talking she is taking money from special interest and dictators. ththe foundation has taken lotsf money. ey just want to talk about specl interest. hillary can go a after bernie fr special interest. kennedy: and the v

mrs. clinton leads bernie sanders 55% to 40%. as no supplies that most americans are fed up with the federal government. almost eight in 10 say they are dissatisfied or angry at the way the federal government is working according to an associated press poll. republicans are far more likely to be angry. half of gop voters compared with a quarter of democrats or independents. 'se national football league concussion settlement has been given the all clear by a federal appeals court. the ruling sets into motion lawsuits covering more than 20,000 retired players. about 1% of players off did out of the settlement designed to compensate players for head injuries over the next 65 years. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. commodity markets closing in new york. as gold is off to its best start in any year since 1975. oil is the egg driver with crude rebounding after it fell as much as 6.5%. it seems investors have turned to a labor strike in kuwait to put

mrs. clinton leads bernie sanders 55%-40 1%. the new york primary is next tuesday.ccusing the vice president of attempting to overthrow the government days before the full house is expected to start voting on her impeachment. without directly naming the vice president, they said a leak of a recording where he discussed a potential administration amounted to treason. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus from around the world. from the bloomberg newsroom, i am mark crumpton. next.berg west" is ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, legendary investor and entrepreneur peter thiel speaking out about everything from marissa mayer's to the bubble that maybe everywhere. we will bring you the highlights of my exclusive interview. plus, mark zuckerberg lays out an audacious 10 year plan involving bots, drones, and virtual reality. we bring you the latest from f-eight. it may be the most exciting business at square and is also risky. and about lending to small businesses and her time at yahoo!. first,

mr. trump. and bernie sanders says that this win shows that he is gaining momentum. >> we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> despite losing in wisconsin, hillary clinton still has a significant delegate lead over sanders and clinton is leading sanders in new york which is the next big contest set for april 19th. joining us on set this morning, ktvu fox news political reporter russ palumbo. trump had a tough week. did that impact here. >> ted cruz won by 13 points, the billingest win over donald trump yet. pretty amazing win. the three major fumbles that donald trump made played a role. >> talking about the abortion comment, retraction and then the nuclear comment. >> i have to ask you about that trojan horse comment that the party put out. they are saying that the republican bosses are denying him the nomination. wasn't that just called voting? >> well, it's really interesting last night because donald trump on twitter, just about every moment. but yesterday after the re

mrs. clin tonight didn't attack bernie sanders.ter donald trump. >> i am personally so unhappy and upset at the kind of language that we're hearing from the other side. demeaning -- demeaning mexican immigrants, hard-working, hard-working people. you know, when trump calls people who work hard probably work hard in some of his own businesses, calls them criminals, that just sets people against each other. >> california's primary is the last big delegate prize out there for the democrats. clinton has enlisted the help of george clooney and his wife during his trip. bernie sanders is back home in the u.s. after a one-day trip to the vatican. the vermont senator arrived at jfk today in new york city and immediately hit the campaign trail. new york's primary is coming up this tuesday and 291 delegates are at stake. there was a lighter moment today though when sanders went to a museum and saw a look alike puppet. >> it's a little bit weird. these guys look like me on the wall. >> sanders has a lot of work to do in the next couple of day

mr. bernie was running and campaigning, you could tell that miss tem was set up for clinton and the blackrty. all of them was set up and she was already ordained to be president because of what happened with president barack terms.hose two so the democratic party really chose her. they didn't really seek nobody else but the clintons and i don't hold that against her but the democratic party and the ones up there in the top, you can see that it's a set-up because president barack obama apologized s and he to -- and put her in the office and now the democratic party chose her. because -- would have been the best candidates for president as woman. so there's a lot of things going on that i'm not happy with this situation but i can accept it because the african-american people, they didn't really -- they're not looking at the whole picture. you say you don't want to go back but you want to go forward. well, how are you going forward with the clintons? and the way the press treated bernie sanders, every time they had a contest, he would always go first. every time they always had a debates the

as the bernie sanders' supporter just said, they have issues. mrs. clinton looked to start reaching out to sanders supporters. is it possible he'll drop out, he'll have a tough tuesday. >> i think the bigger problem for hillary clinton over the actual candidacy of bernie sanders is the movement he's inspired and there is going to be an end to the sanders' campaign, whether or not it's next week or after california, it's going to come. you see the clinton campaign and their surrogates trying to get them out sooner than later. because this has stopped being constructive and gotten a little nastier and uglier. the movement you point is going to the convention and they're going to demand things. perhaps a sherry brown from ohio, they're going to address super delegates and the rules going forward. so, even if he exits this campaign, there is going to be a massive amount of influence that inhis movement will continue to have in this party and if it does, it's going to be big trouble for her in november. >> i actually agree with tony, which is rare. but one

mrs. clinton. bernie sanders, 935 delegates have pledged senator sanders at this point in the race. long way to go. 1379 if he is going to clinch the nomination. obviously, we will watch that very, very closely. states like new york and pennsylvania. even way down the line to california. picking for bernie sanders theater is delegates or more. not only does he need to start winning, he thinks he will in new york. he needs to start winning by wide margins. sanders is just winning by a pointer to. very difficult to pick up this ground. neil: is the idf to deny hillary the nomination? she seems to be throwing these superdelegates on a fast train. to hold her shy about, what republicans are using to stop donald trump. connell: much more difficult to say that. it jumps to mind right away. home state. she goes into these big states and she wins by a wide margin. stopping her has been difficult because of that. there has not been as many delegates at stake. a much taller for the democrats. >> passing on a compliment call. what does connell mcshane really be like? anything up. i get that sa

mr. mckinnon: now he was a natural. [laughter] dr. meirick: the notion of being telegenic was a new idea. i think bernie sanders would really like that. mr. mckinnon: we are going to move ahead to 1972 and the next couple of ads are going to show a kind of ad that deals with the flip-flop. this one was attacking the governor. -- attacking mcgovern. >> this is a classic campaign ad where you show your opponent saying something differently. this is a great ad against john kerry in 1984. we discovered, we got some video of john kerry windsurfing. not a lot of people in america windsurf and he is wearing these outrageous purple shorts and doing this out near some yachts. ross came up with this brilliant ad with great music and it proved very effective. >> in 1967, george mcgovern suggested regulating marijuana along the same lines of alcohol. now he is against legalizing it and says he always has been. last january, he suggested a welfare plan that would give a thousand dollar bill to every man, woman, and child in the country. now he says the thousand dollar figure is not right. he has proposed uncondition

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mr. trump's unfavorable rating at 65%. hillary clinton is at 54%. those numbers can, of course, come down because now it's really a one-on-one race for the white house. that being said, berniers likely will hang in there because if mrs. clinton is indicted he will be in line for the nomination. i also expect ted cruz to compete energetically in the remaining primaries and john kasich to at least make it through the northeast primaries that will come to a head next tuesday. all in all, tall cotton right now for donald trump and hillary clinton. whether you like them or not, you have to give them both credit for entering a very tough arena. and emerging victorious. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. let's bring in donald trump who joins us from indianapolis. so, am i making any mistakes in my talking points, mr. trump? >> >> well, i don't know why you are so surprised. we have been doing well i have done well my whole live. i have had victories my whole life. we are going to have another victory. we have thousands of people -- we are in indiana. we have thousands of people behind me. you probably hear. it's been amazing. last night was so incredible in new yo

mrs. clinton or bernie sanders not where i'm at. even if that happens i'm not leaving our country.ot just bailing out. i'm not leaving this country. it is a great country. there is reason why we're here. i hate that. i think they're trying to say this is so bad i'm going to leave the country, i guess they're trying to warn people of how upset they are. i heard it from the other side as well. i heard people say, if we get one more democrat president i'm leaving the country. we'll see if they really do that. and if they want to do that, i guess it is their right. deirdre: one thing weave learned this year, democracy requires participation. we are seeing record numbers in some places come out and -- >> that's a good thing. deirdre: that's a great thing. >> that's a great thing. people are interested. certainly been entertaining. watching as much as i can and we'll see. voters will decide. i will go with the american people. not the one i want. i will stay here to fight for change and keep doing what i'm doing. deirdre: rather mature view of things, enlightened view. we're glad to have

mr. clinton or bernie sanders if they are successful or on the republican side saying what are they goingbecause the bad sides of the crime bill have led to some things that need to be delt with like holder and lynch have begun dealing with. we're not hearing that commitment. i think it's right to raise the question from '94, but raise it in the context what will you do about the long standing bad affects from the bill that have a large incarceration rate and families torn apart. you can't just walk by that. this is a major concern today in our community. crime down, but you have incarcerated people for non-violent offenses. you still have a lot of the elements in there that were negative. no one is saying that we don't want the see crime curbed and kept down because we're the victims. we don't want to be the victims of mass incarceration and people serving a long time. you have people with crack convictions getting mandatory getting long term sentences and people with loose cocaine getting nothing. >> they passed it after the top nba draft pick died. people point to that. they point to t

mr. trump. >> on the democrat side, bernie sanders also pulled off a double digit victory last night in wisconsin taking 56% of the vote to hillary clinton's 43. >> this campaign is giving energy and enthusiasm to millions of americans. >> clinton tweeted, congrats to bernie sanders on winning wisconsin to all the voters and volunteers who pouredded your hearts into this campaign, forward. both candidates are campaigning in pennsylvania. >> if you do your part, you and your family should be able to that, to me, is the promise of america. >> both candidates also have their eyes on new york, the next big contest as well for the democrats. sanders has now won 6 out of the last 7 contests, all though clinton leads in the delegate count, political contributor says sanders is not embarrassing himself by staying in the race because of the fbi into clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. >>> no one would blame him for hanging around to see if hillary clinton is going to be invited. now i don't have any evidence that she is or that she isn't, but i do know there is an investigat

bernie sanders understands that the economy of america is rigged, that it's sending all new wealth to the top and the rigged economy is held in place by a corrupt system of campaign finance. mr. krugman doesn't agree, but that's bernie sanders' stance and that's why he's running for president. >> i want to play that moment again from from philadelphia yesterday, bill clinton taking on some protesters who were interrupting his rally. let's watch. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out onto 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 killed the lives you say matter. tell the truth. >> former president bill clinton defending his wife's remark from back then when she referred to super predators. she has said that she regrets making that comment. former president bill clinton saying today he felt, quote, i almost want to apologize for the shouting match. what did you make of that? >> listen, it's difficult on the campaign trail, particularly when you're confronted by protesters. i think sec

mr. nice guy from bernie sanders. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington.ret baier. we are seeing some very real changes in the presidential campaigns tonight. of the civility in the bernie sanders, hillary clinton race is disappearing, seemingly by the hour. not only has bernie sanders taken off the rhetorical gloves. it appears he is putting on some brass knuckles. chief white house correspondent ed henry has the tale of the tape. >> while hil

mr. speaker. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders's frustrating building in oregon. he said the party whose nomination he is seeking is not doing enough to stand up for working people. he has been odds with democratic leaders over their support for hillary clinton. >>> we have more news ahead. caught on camera. a sheriff's deputy goes ballistic. what led up to this tirade? >>> hundreds of dogs saved from a meat farm in south korea are now in new jersey. tonight, the mission to save >>> one day after another crush at a railroad crossing, governor cuomo is pushing for safer railroad crossings. nobody was hurt. last year a train hit a car killing six people. the governor says those crashes are far too common. he wants the federal government to move forward with new features to make crossings safer. >>> in connecticut, school officials are closely monitoring a mumps outbreak at sacred heart university. authorities are looking into 17 other possible cases. other colleges have reported outbreaks in massachusetts, indiana and illinois. doctors say the environment surroundin

bernie beats trump by many more points. >> what happens if it's the opposite? do you see potentially him throwing it in and giving his support to mrston? >> he said as a candidate that he would support secretary clinton if she wins the nomination. i think it might be a little more mixed bag among the people who are supporting bernie now, because he's bringing in so many new people, people who felt kind of outside of the process before. and many of us might see secretary clinton as part of that process that we were criticizing so much before. so we need her to understand us and really, really see our concerns, and talk to them in a much less condescending way than she's been doing recently. >> and finally, she is now ahead 16%. that's going to tighten up in new york. i've been covering new york politics. it will tighten up somewhat. i don't know what's going to happen. but i know you're going to say you think he's going to win. but having said that. he is getting some traction. >> i'm from michigan. and i live in detroit. and we were down 20 points in michigan. she had a 99% chance of winning and we ended up winning michigan. and no

i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. we no longer give you an excuse to work all day perfecting your tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take pbefore your appointment starts. on tuesday, we've got a big decision to make. and the new york daily news and the new york times no already made theirs: both endorse hillary clinton for pres ent. clinoon is "supremely knowledgeable" and "results-driven." she "promises to be t a true democratic champion"... "advancing an ambitious democratic agenda in the white house." and the times lauds her "vision, new york' s choice for president: hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. >>> here are four things to know this morning. polls will open at 6:00 a.m. this morning. in duchess county they w

mr. trump loses to bernie sanders and hillary clinton by a huge margin, he just cannot win. >> the campaign essentially has been publicly eliminated, what's going on privately. what's the state of the campaign here? >> i think there is still some fund raising going on and the focus is on hillary clinton. abraham lincoln was not nominated until the third ballot. and the same thing with roosevelt, he did not get one primary. we have conventions when somebody does not meet that minimum number. i have two questions to ask. one is who can beat democrat contender? >> reporter: are you going to play ball with us today. are you voting for ted cruz? >> i am going to do what i think is best to make sure we gate republican. >> reporter: sounds like ted cruz to me? >> i am not going to say that, i am going to do what's best for the united states. >> reporter: back to you, craig. >> tony dokoupil . thank you very much. >> don't miss tonight's coverage it starts at 6:00. it is only here on msnbc. we like for you to join the discussions as well. here is today's polls question. is the john kasich/cruz alli

bernie sanders, mr. sanders says he's a democrat socialist, but democratic socialist, but there's nowhere in the constitution where the general government has authorized to own the means of production and to allocate that production and to take from producers their property and give to others, that's not constitutional. in fact, the road to hell is paved with such ideas. on the republican side we have mr. cruz who says some things. he says some things we might agree with. as they say, all is said and done, more is said than done. but he worries me. he worries me because he builds himself as antiestablishment and the people and the senate seem to despise him and they conspire to keep him from being nominated. i think he's being used as a hammer against mr. trump and then when mr. trump is hammered into submission, the nomination will be handed to someone besides mr. cruz. that's just a guess from being political observer. he's very close to the things i'm leery about. he's close to the council on foreign

mrs. clinton she took the subway as she campaigned in new york city toy day trying to stop bernie

mrs. clinton ooen if the voters choose bernie sanders. that is outrageous and check this out. in wyoming, bernie sanders beat hillary clinton by nearly 12 percentage points. in politics, 12% is a crushing vigtry, but guess who got more total delegates? hillary walked away with 11, bernie just seven. your vote is more a recommendation to delegates than a vote cast for a candidate and that's clearly not what the founding fathers had in mind when drawing up the constitution america's rule so to speak. i guess that's why the establishment types on both sides are terrified of losing. losing their grip on the rule book by highlighting this, i'm making no friends with the establishment class. politicians, pundits, but that's >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump is fighting the republican national committee over its delegate and convention rules. trump accused the republican party of conspiring to stop him from clinching the party's nomination. >> i know the rules very well but i know it is stacked against me by the establishment. i fully understand it. we had peop

mr. nice guy from bernie sanders. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington.ng some very real changes in the presidential campaigns tonight. of the civility in the bernie sanders, hillary clinton race is disappearing, seemingly by the hour. not only has bernie sanders taken off the rhetorical gloves. it appears he is putting on some brass knuckles. chief white house correspondent ed henry has the tale of the tape.

mr. nice guy from bernie sanders. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington. bret baier. we are seeing some very real changes in the presidential campaigns tonight. of the civility in the bernie sanders, hillary clinton race is disappearing, seemingly by the hour. not only has bernie sanders taken off the rhetorical gloves. it appears he is putting on some brass knuckles. chief white house correspondent ed henry has the tale of the tape. >> while hillary clinton and bernie sanders have been boasting that their battle is far more high minded and less negative than the republican sparring match today the democrats broken into open warfare over who is qualified for president and who is not. >> maybe the american people might wonder about your!3 qualifications, madam secretary, when you voted for the war in iraq, the most disastrous foreign policy blunder. >> it's a silly thing to say but i'm going to trust the voters of new york who know me. >> as she rode the new york city subway today clinton tried to take the high road after helping to spark the fight by refus

mr. bernie sanders. there he is. bernie.nd, you look like 37,000 donations of $27 each. a lot of folks have been surprised by the bernie phenomenon, especially his appeal to young people, but not me. i get it. just recently a young person came up to me and said she was sick of politicians standing in the way of her dreams. as if we were actually going to let malia go to bernie man this year. was not going to happen. bernie might have let her go. not us. i am hurt though, bernie, that you've been distancing yourself a little from me. i mean, that's just not something that you do to your comrade. bernie's slogan has helped his campaign catch fire among young people. feel the bern, feel the bern. it's a good slogan. hillary's slogan has not had the same effect. let's see this. i've said how much i admire hillary's toughness, her smarts, her policy chops, her experience. you've got to admit it though. hillary trying to appeal to young voters is a little bit like your relative who just signed up for facebook. dear america, did yo

mrs. clinton ooen if the voters choose bernie sanders. that is outrageous and check this out.wyoming, bernie sanders beat hillary clinton by nearly 12 percentage points. in politics, 12% is a crushing vigtry, but guess who got more total delegates? hillary walked away with 11, bernie just seven. your vote is more a recommendation to delegates than a vote cast for a candidate and that's clearly not what the founding fathers had in mind when drawing up the constitution america's rule so to speak. i guess that's why the establishment types on both sides are terrified of losing. losing their grip on the rule book by highlighting this, i'm making no friends with the establishment class. politicians, pundits, but that's >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here, looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-esta

bernie sanders is in rome trying to meet the pope. let's talk about the polls, on eve of what is critical primary for them both are gone. hillary clinton as you said does lead mr. sanders. latest fox news national poll only a 2-point lead, 48-46%. here in new york, sienna college poll released two days ago that bernie sanders closed gap from mrs. clinton from a 20 point advantage, to 10 point advantage. according to sienna college poll she only leads by 10 points. she is in california. we have video. she was meeting with sen citizens in the blocks and talking to them about some. things she wants to do if elected. the attention is on bernie sanders who went to rome to take part in an education conference in the vatican. he met with people at the conference after that. he stepped outside to meet with bernie supporters who met at vatican. even a sign that rome is berning. yes, bernie sanders has supporters in rome. people were talking about whether it was appropriate for him to go. here is why mr. sanders said he went there. >> this is participation, i know it is taking me away from the campaign trail for the day. when i received this information, it was so movin

mrs. clinton ahead of bernie sanders by 14 points. there are 5 g.o.p.he democrats in the empire state. if that scenario plays out, california, which votes on june 7th becomes the vital state because it has 172 delegates on the republican side. 548 on the democrat side. a recent field poll has trump ahead in california certain senator cruz 39-32 kasich 18. democratic side hillary clinton 47, bernie sanders 41. so you can see california is in play. joining us now on the phone from san juan, puerto rico, karl rove. he was supposed to be on the satellite from p.r. but nothing works counsel there, which is one of the reasons the place is bankrupt so he is on the phone. i believe the only question in new york is whether trump will get his 50% margin, thus the majority of the delegates. am i wrong. >> i think that's even -- i think it's somewhat different than that if he gets 50%, remember, he just gets 14 statewide delegates. if he gets more than 50% in each condition congressional district h"vúz takes all three delegates. so i think frankly, there will be so

there is n no doubt bernie is getting on the hlary scan. now mr. s starting to take the gloves off, too. >> bernie had his own gap. he told the new york daily news the subway takes tokenens when t hasn't taken oak's in a decade. we saw sanders eat up her lead in michigan. she has got some things to worry about. charles: i give bernie a small pass because he midwest brooklyn in the mid-60s. what about hillary clinton, the new yorker? she had no clue what it was. weren't you u embarrassed d forr candidate? >> 1,000% no. this is not t like barking likea dog. i take the subway every single day. charles: she is not the people's president. i don't know she has even drive and car in 20 years. >> i wonder how many times it has taken her to swipe. charles: bernie sanders is within striking distance of beatings her in new york. >> i think h how much hidden ant and anxiety, to think it has come this far anhe's getting under her skin. i don't think there is a real threat to her campaign. it comes down to superdelegates. it will appeal to a wide audience. charle