i'm paul gigot.ll eyes on indiana this weekend, the state to make or break trump's chances of reaching 1237 delegates before the convention in july, and after five state sweep in the east tuesday, trumps opponents do everything they can including a somewhat rocky alliance with two remaining rivals, and early vice president pick for ted cruz. will it be enough? let's ask our columnist and deputy editor, dan, columnist bill, and editorial board member, joe, and kim s. kim, trump won five of the last six races with more than 50% of the vote. does this signal to you might be the electorat is coalescing around someone to get this over? >> that might be part of it, but all six races you're talking about that he dome international airported were joe yog mys and demographics that were good for trump. the northeast from where he hails, and other states like him more, so part is coalescing, but the real test is going to be indiana which is coming up soon, and that's going to be more the kind of general, more c

with that said, i can't imagine a better beginning or twosome to discuss these matters than paul gigot and judge kavanaugh. paul, over to the you. >> thank you, gary. and thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. welcome. it's a pleasure to be here at aei and a will be to be here -- pleasure to be here with judge kavanaugh. i'm just the facilitator, i am not a hour, i do not play one on tv. [laughter] sometimes i do in the newspaper. [laughter] and so judge kavanaugh will soon celebrate his tenth anniversary on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. it's hard to believe it's been that long. >> yeah. >> where he has become one of the nation's most consequential young judges. he's a graduate of yale law school and was a law clerk to justice anthony kennedy. he's worked in the solicitor general's office, associate counsel in the office of independent counsel and as an assistant to the president and staff secretary under president george w. bush. since he's been on the d.c. circuit, judge kavanaugh's also taught at yale, harvard and georgetown law. and given his age, his intellectual rigor, h

i'm paul gigot.ere next week. >>> live pictures now as donald trump is about to take the stage in racine, wisconsin. latest fox business poll has him ten points behind ted cruz. and when you look at just republican women, the numbers are much worse for mr. trump. we're going to talk to a trump supporter who wants to turn all of that around. >> relax, buckle up, looks like a lot of you are on the trump train. let me tell you, folks. we're going places and we're going places fast. and we will steam roll anyone that gets in our way to the white house. because that's our next stop. >>> meanwhile, democrats in wisconsin are about to feel the bern at a bernie sanders town hall in eau claire. that's where he's trying to widen his lead over hillary clinton.

i'm paul gigot. to see you right here next week. >>> as gop candidates taurth the empire state for its rich low, across the country in colorado, ted cruz is set to speak there, and snap up more delegates today. while on the democratic side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning in the big apple, amid new developments in clinton's e-mail scandal. meanwhile, the caucuses are officially open this hour for democrats in wyoming. >>> plus, we'll take a closer look at what your 2017 taxes could look like under all five remaining presidential candidates. >>> and police launching a new terror raid in belgium

i'm paul gigot.fter bruising losses, donald trump and hillary clinton are hoping to regain their momentum. campaigning this week in the state they both call home. here with a look at what's at stake for both of them in new york's april 19 primary and beyond is "wall street journal" columnist, assistant editorial page editor, james freeman, and columnist mary o'grady. dan, hillary clinton has lost seven of the last eight state contests to bernie sanders. what does that tell us about her candidacy? >> well, before commenting on that, let's preface any comment about the candidate by saying by and large, democrats say they would be happy with either candidate. that's not true on the republican side. >> and the democrats are going to unify eventually, i think. the most interesting exit poll fact out of wisconsin that i couldn't get over was the fact that when they asked democrats in wisconsin who would you prefer as commander in chief, 50% said bernie sanders and 47% said hillary clinton. bernie sanders c

i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> live pictures now as donald trump is about to take the stage in racine, wisconsin. latest fox business poll has him ten points behind ted cruz. and when you look at just republican women, the numbers are much worse for mr. trump. we're going to talk to a trump supporter who wants to turn all of that around. >> relax, buckle up, looks like a lot of you are on the trump train. let me tell you, folks. we're going places and we're going places fast. and we will steam roll anyone that gets in our way to the white house. because that's our next stop. >>> meanwhile, democrats in wisconsin are about to feel the bern at a bernie sanders town hall in eau claire. that's where he's trying to widen his lead over hillary clinton. >> this, as we learn more about the fbi investigation into the former secretary of state's home-brew e-mail server. just how bad could it be for her white house run? >>> good saturday to you. thanks for being with us. nice to be wi

i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> as gop candidates taurth the empire state for its rich low, across the country in colorado, ted cruz is set to speak there, and snap up more delegates today. while on the democratic side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning in the big apple, amid new developments in clinton's e-mail scandal. meanwhile, the caucuses are officially open this hour for democrats in wyoming. >>> plus, we'll take a closer look at what your 2017 taxes could look like under all five remaining presidential candidates. >>> and police launching a new terror raid in belgium today. four more suspects are charged in connection with last month's deadly attacks. >>> and thank you for spending your saturday with us. i'm elizabeth prann. >> nice to be with you. nice to be with you at home. i'm leland vittert. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. as the race for the white house reaches farther and farther into the primary season, the scrambl

i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> the fight for the hoosier state. could tuesday's indiana primary prove fatal to one or perhaps more than one of the remaining republican candidates? >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fighting just as hard for indiana. we will be checking in with both campaigns. >>> and just days after ted cruz announces carly fiorina as his pick for vice president, we take a look at the likely vp candidates for the others in the race. >>> good saturday to you. thanks for spending it with us. nice to be with you. nice to be with you at home. i'm leland vittert. >> the final three republican presidential candidates are scouring the golden state in hopes of swaying voters during june's primary day. in just a couple hours, ted cruz is scheduled to address the california gop luncheon. donald trump and john kasich spoke there yesterday. will the voters get trump to 1237? john roberts joins us with the very latest from beautiful burlingame. >> reporter: that's the big question going forward, particularly to the indiana p