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this is the real story. kasich wrapping up an event in pennsylvania before moving on to the badger state. he and cruz said to speak at a wisconsin event. donald trump arrives tomorrow. he's trailing cruz in the latest fox business news poll. blake live for us again. milwaukee today. blake, where do things stand right now where you are? >> hi there, frechen. good afternoon from milwaukee. we had the fox business poll released last night. ted cruz has a double digit lead over donald trump in this state. according to our fbn poll, 42% of likely primary republican voters support cruz. that puts him 10 clear of trump at 32. john kasich lagging behind both of them at 13. if trump amounts a comeback he might have to do it with independent voters. wisconsin is an open primary state. those independent voters planning on voting republican, trump leads with them. that puts him 11 clear in that category of cruz and kasich. kasich is at the event in pennsylvania. he made news a while ago launching his attack on ted cruz

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the real iraq did 3% yesterday. -- the real iraq did 3% yesterday. you into your risk radar. a lot of this is around the --ce of oil and you have oil goldman sachs say the much -- the april 17 meeting. opec could be a negative for the market, because it essentially, it is tough to get a deal. the markets expectations are so very high. oil coming lower. dollar yen has stopped in its tracks. saying dollar yen according to rsa, it was yen overbought. it dollar oversold. you can see a trade down toward 100 level. in the meantime, let's get to your bloomberg business word news with a shot salamat. financial firms agreed to trade a multibillion dollar euro deal-- multibillion euro to unload bad debt. one bank speaking on the sidelines of the meeting. a 5 billion euro -- created with taking place [indiscernible] british prime minister david cameron to parliament telling to -- panama papers due attached to stories about tax evasion. -- thee 2010, i have not publication of a prime minister's tax information in this way is unprecedented. i think it is the righ

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♪ ♪ all my real people real people love this love this ♪ ♪ calling all the real people real people let jimmy: ice cube, common! "barbershop: the next cut" is out this friday. pick up the soundtrack. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. thsometimes you can't evento graimagine.h. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health car

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i know some women who do sit up like that. >> this is totally real. >> real. >> we all think it's realfter hearing the experts on the panel, i'm switching it up and going real. >> i love that we can sway your opinion. >> cool, see you next week, dude. >> sweet. peace. >>> i have a couple animal videos for you. one's super heartwarming. the other, a little bit funny. first off in brazil, passing by the alley, you can only order this help. they were trapped underneath the sidewalk so utility workers grabbed their drill and started drilling into the ground. >> how the heck did they get in there, man? >> i don't know. but they go through the concrete and some piping. you see everybody sticking their hand in there. but it's not that easy. they have to go back in with the small shovel and dig some more. >> they dug a whole other whole. >> these kitties were in there pretty good. >> oh, they were in the pipes! >> yes, their relentless hard work paid off. you can see how tiny they are, they are newborn. >> where's momma? >> not sure where mom is. but reports were they fell down into a gutter p

let's be real. know. >> i'm keeping it real and embracing love, kevin.is another coup getting married. kevin hart and anika -- >> now this is love. >> she is planning everything. he just said, i'm writing the collection. how is that working out for y kev? >> she said to me, that's great. nice. oh, that's great. oh, my god, can't wait to see it. how much. >> knows when real w >> how much? how much? >> last year he reportedly made $28.5 mil i will handle this for you. kevin, give that lady anything she wants. read my lips. anything. >> she gets anything she wants. >> keep the checks august 8th isn't far way bp. >> amy schumer, she is no engaged, but maybe any day now. you see her last night on fallon? she was gushing about her man. she is so veryreal. that's one thing we love about her and she knows thousand n a late night interview. >> so i'm a famoplus-sized model. >> not even 12 seconds her sit down amy makes it known, my size is still not perfect and i'm totally okay wi >> it's like. amy gets very making fun of the sit-up straight legs crossed pose you

time is a real thing.ple and i'm the latest person every day to work. so i have proven through science that it's not a real thing. >> larry: you don't think you have any black in you, is what you're saying? >> not at the moment, no. >> call me after the taping. >> i wish you would get some in you. >> actually, i'm not looking for any. thank you. i think it's just like-- i think it's-- i think it's stupid. i fell like right now there's such a racial climate in the country, you're running for president, you're a politician. you're white. you have enough problems with black lives matter. what are you doing? there's an el nino of racial tension right now. i wouldn't have played with it. i would have cut the joke from the script. >> larry: are you allowed to make a joke like that? i feel like it's the top dog-underdog thing. i feel underdog gets to make fun of top dog but top dock can't make fun of underdog? that's why, "why can't i make fun of black people?" because you're top dog. >> and he doesn't have to pu

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it really is real.ven historically when we look at the women's movement as you and i know and all of us know, as much as we don't want to admit it, black women were locked out of the womens movement and had to continuously fight for that. it does play out in elections. we saw that with president barack obama. but any isms are wrong. sexism, racism, but it's all real. we cannot just accept one over the other. this is, should be, always an issue-driven campaign. mr. trump is going to make it something else. >> is the clinton campaign, i will throw this out to you, rick, is the clinton campaign parsing the women's vote that way? are they looking at it in a broad sense or are they understanding there are racial dynamics underneath that broad woman's vote? >> race does matter and it's real. but i think her message certainly is a message that will resonate with all women. we have to be sensitive to the fact there are disparities that exist in our society based on race and based on socioeconomic status. we nee

this is real. someone who has that type of pull around the country, it behooves us to get on the train sooner rather than later. i think the real movement, though, steve, came with pennsylvania, all of those committed delegates that have come out saying they're more likely than not going to trump or could go for trump. you look at endorsements today, kelly, shuster from pennsylvania, you're starting to see, gosh, he won every count any the state. maybe i don't want to be so against my constituents. if he wins indiana, he pulls up big numbers out west in california, a lot of the members say, back home, my people like trump, maybe i should get on board and stop being silent. that's a real possibility here in the next few weeks which would be wild, considering where we were a few months ago. >> luke russert on capitol hill. great report. five days to he go now until indiana. you might think that both of trump's rivals would be joined by a financial cavalry of big gop donors, at least to judge from wha

. >> i'm going with real. >> i think what gives it away to me being real is the second angle becausecan see his buddy filming from the side and then you get to see that video footage and that angle you can see it's more clear so two different feeds. same thing going on in each one. i think it's real also. >> what a [ laughter ] >> oh, my goodness. what happened? >> looked like he bit a lighter as he flicked another one. >> a plastic one. >> i don't think this is fake. this dummy lit his mouth on fire. look at it. >> the fire seems to follow his head. >> and he gets up. >> i think i want to reluctantly to say real but it's hard to believe someone is that stupid. >> unanimous real. >> i want frame by frame. when a flame goes through his face you can see reflexes coming off the mirror behind him and way too much editing to get it right. i'm going real. it's an amazing stunts. don't try it at home. >> batman imposter. >> later, everybody, have a great day. we'll see you next on "right this minute." >>> armed robbers don't know they are being watched by an off duty cop. >> who is never of

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