richard roth, cnn, new york. >> never drop the matzo. >>> joining me now kayleigh mcenany who supports donald trump, sara setmayer, former communications director for dana rohrbacher. and maggie haberman. you are a new yorker and you've lived in new york for a long time. you've also covered a lot of campaigns here. give me a sense of whether this new york values thing, how much it will hurt him. certainly looks like it hurts him here in the city. >> i thought the voters in the last piece had it right. upstate this is not going to hurt ted cruz at all. there are certain areas outside of new york city where new york city is not viewed particularly well. and ted cruz lobbed that missile at donald trump in that debate. this was about the city. however, it was completely predictable what the reaction was going to be and ted cruz has been here two days seekingment is from people in this city and it's hard to say, well, actually, i was just commenting on the way the politicians have abused new york. most new yorkers didn't hear it that way. he served a softball to donald trump both in that de

sign that said "donald trump slept here" on the lawn. >> it might have, but not yet. >> reporter: richard roth my panel is back with me now. john, look, he says i know people there, i love connecticut. does his -- do his ties to connecticut help him tomorrow? >> that package reminds us he's a real man of the people and as the populist hero he is, what i'll be looking for throughout all the states is whether he's able to continue to win the white working class. who can't look at that spread and say "he's one of us"? [ laughter ] >> jonathan tasini, the one thing you're looking for? >> whatever happens you'll see donations to bernie's campaign skyrocket. he's the first candidate i've seen who even when he doesn't necessarily win the states he continues to get more because we're serious about this political revolution. all the people out there in the grass roots want to change the country and establishment politics. this is going on way past the convention to the general election into the future. we're very excited about that. >> maria? >> i'm going to look for tone from bernie sanders after tomo

richard roth goes the see it for himself. >> i have lived in connecticut.riends in connecticut. i love connecticut. >> reporter: donald trump once loved a huge connecticut summer house in leafy greenwich to the south. suburban get away 32 miles from manhattan hitting the stride creating trump tower and other properties in the '80s. trump, wife ivana and three children enjoyed life beginning in 1984 described as a trophy property by experts. now 20,000 square feet to relax in. ivana decorated while also sprucing up the plaza hotel in the late '80s. memories, a chef who prepared chicken and sauce one night and a parrot observing the married couple and can be yours. >> they bought it for about $4 million and it's now on the market for $45 million. a lot of has happened since they bought it. >> reporter: you can say that again. donald and ivana divorced in 1991. she got the home and sold for $16 million in 1998. >> yes, i would like to see the home. the price soared with property extensions and new features such as an indoor swimming pool and tennis court. only

cnn's richard roth talked with the captain last october. >> the stories told by the hero pilots may rewriteots changed the course of world war ii. in the decisive battle of midway in the pacific, the u.s. airmen destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers, halting japan's military advance. one of those hero pilots was captain normalen jack cleese, a kid out of kansas. a year before midway, he earned his famous nickname avoiding a famous runway collision. >> tower, unknown, who the hell are you? >> reporter: it wouldn't be the last time dusty would fly in by surprise. june 4, 1942, u.s. pilots catch the japanese by surprise. not from midway island but aircraft carriers but from dusty's ship, "the enterprise". >> reporter: dusty and his dauntless douglas squadron arrive while the japanese were loading bombs on the carrier. >> i went up to 20,000 and i looked at the big red circle on the target, i dived down vertically. >> reporter: others missed but he was the second pilot to hit the kaga. >> i don't plan where to put my bomb. the main bomb went down four decks below. >> reporter: hurdling down

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