those teslas we're going to be buying pip can't see the coal miners fitting the solar panel. >> mike jacksonen times the price. ten times the kilowatt hour. >> i thought mike explained tesla well earlier today. >> all right, fompber. just gets more surreal. we're in unchartered territory. >> thank you. >> i hope -- i hope that the people that think he's coming back are not right. this is how it would start. right? twitter. twitter. bernie sanders. almost president. this is the way it would happen. these are the things you would see. >> science. >>> when we return, jim cramer will join us. this car? came courtesy of james and patricia thompson. this tv? margaret and tom lee. the championship game ball? that was sebastian diaz. good guy. and all i had to do was ask for their money and pretend i was investing it. their life savings is now my lifestyle. female announcer: don't let someone else live the life you're saving for. find out if you're dealing with a registered investment professional at investor.gov. it's a great first step toward protecting your money. before you invest, investor.gov.

i think that as mike jackson said on air last week that they have stole so much demand from the future, and i just don't know what the catalyst is go ing to be going forward >> yeah, but you have been saying for it nine months. >> yeah, but a he is right. >> and no, you haven't. >> and no, the jonas has had the right call, a sell on it, but in the equal way. so i don't know what the catalyst is going to be, and guess what when you steal the demand, you have to go to the next. >> and 11 years is the average age of cars, and that is ridiculously high. >> and you are e stealing demand, because of where we are in terms of the 18 million unit, and record numbers that we have never seen is because of the low rates, and few and in demand, and the subprime fueling the demand, and i would not sell it, but i would nopt buy it. >> and i would take any of the parts makers, delphi or erg w n warner over this investment any day. >> i'm with you, jimmy. >> and a first look at the hyperloop which is the transport system thought up by the billionaire elon musk, and we have phil lebeau in vegas with tha

let's go in focus with steve forbes, carl, sabrina, bill, and bruce jackson. mike, is it possible that a democrat would shrink government more than a republican? >> certainly not hillary clinton, david. trump would shrink government much more than hillary would. as a businessman, trump knows how erroneous taxes are. hillary clinton has never been in private business her entire adult life, but lived off the public trough. she's clueless. >> bruce, what trump does know is big government pushing out private sector of a lot of things. we saw the gdp figures, pathetic figures this week, .5%, almost a recession. >> well, what i do know, i'm, charles coch is like me in the fact he's taking a look at trump's website and said how big policy positions are, not written in crayon, and let's face it, trump's policies are so vague -- >> with the exception of the tax policies are clear. >> okay. let's take that tax policy. it would blow a hole in the deficit, and if hillary is like her husband, she's a deficit hawk, and trump's not touching social security or medicare. >> steve,

mike capps, 41. austin carter, 29, clint carter, 27 years old. jackson, tennessee, april 28, brian baines,old, 31. la shonda davis, 22 years old. wilmington, delaware, february 1, 2016, steven ryan heart and officer michael manly, 42, christina bellford, 39. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california have a motion? >> i move to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor say eye. opposed. accordingly, the house stands

rich carlguard, mike and elizabeth mcdonald, john and bruce jackson. so, rich, what does hillary actually know about business? >> well, not much. i

rich carlguard, mike and elizabeth mcdonald, john and bruce jackson. so, rich, what does hillary actually know about business? >> well, not much. i haven't heard any distance between her program and president obama's programs and that's led to this 2% growth. we're missing $2 trillion of growth we should have if we had better economic governing, but look, i think trump said something amazing this week. he said he wants to make america rich. that we can only be strong if we're rich. you know, that is a simple, powerful idea. >> it is a simple, powerful idea. braus, is is it a good idea? >> i think it would be a good idea if he could get anybody to adwree with him. can't ooempb get the speaker of the house to agree with him. listen, trump would bankrupt the country because he's not willing to touch entitlement and we don't know enough about his businesses because we haven't seen his tax return for starters. you have to get along with people. that's one of the problems everybody admits going on in washington and he's continuing to attack people in his own

rich carlguard, mike and elizabeth mcdonald, john and bruce jackson.w about business? >> well, not much. i h

going in focus with mike ozanian, carrie sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. 1980.agan partnered with jack kemp in congress to get tax reform. could trump partner with ryan to do the same? >> the answer is, yes. trump is saying, make america great

going in focus with mike ozanian, carrie sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. 1980. ronald reagan partnered with jack kemp in congress to get tax reform. could trump partner with ryan to do the same? >> the answer is, yes. trump is saying, make america great again. paul ryan saying, prosperity through economic growth. listen, under reagan the animal spirits were unleashed on the u.s. economy. major blue chip companies, cisco, dell, created under the reagan years. now an app economy with low-wage mixed jobs that pay hardly anything. >> mixed jobs? >> and a third watch. third of manufacturing workers on welfare, david. really bad>> it is awful. john, not to diminish reagan, but before reagan, a couple of years before reagan, jack kemp, a great tax cutter, had this kemp/roth plan and reagan kind of piggybacked on that and used jack kemp to get that through congress. could the same happen with trump/ryan? >> i think it certainly diminishes reagan to mention trump in the same breath and i think that's the problem. define paul ryan and the republicans, run as fast as i can

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. >> moments after that, hallie jackson caught up with ted cruz and the governor of indiana, mike pence, and he confirmed that he's fulling endorsing cruz. let's get right to hallie jackson. hallie, it's been a big afternoon, you're in the car on your way to the next event. he's got so many events across indiana today. the thing that i noticed and i'm sure the viewers noticed -- >> five. >> yeah, five. the thing the viewers noticed was getting in there with one or two voters and trying to make his pitch, face to face. that sort of seems like the hour that we're at here. >> reporter: yeah, listen, let's be clear that ted cruz, after his event that we were just at, we're headed to the next one, he walked across the street, walked up to this group of protesters, this group of trump supporters, clearly holding trump signs and engaged with them. this is actually something -- i've been on the campaign trail with cruz for a while, he does this. when he is confronted we a protester, he stops and engages with them and tries to have a conversation with them, if he's able to. that's what you saw i

. >> moments after that, hallie jackson caught up with ted cruz and the governor of indiana, mike pencelet's get right to hallie jackson. hallie, it's been a big afternoon, you're in the car on your way

hallie jackson, thank you. mike? what do you think? >> doesn't matter what i think.. >> how does all this strike you, the trump summit with paul ryan? paul ryan. >> we know already politics, presidential politics are theater. this is high theater. this is the kabuki moment where he has to go there and do this. i have to imagine that he's not going to erupt in donald trump craziness in front of the republican leadership of congress and that he can manage to control his cartoon character impulses when he's in that room. but, you know, on the other hand, his natural mode was the mode of the weekend. you're going to say something mean about me? i'm going to say something mean about you. that is the default donald trump. >> will he tweet about the summit? >> has he never not tweeted about anything? >> i'm sure he's going to tweet. >> i don't know if he'll live tweet. >> look, i think that you never underestimate donald trump. if he wants to do this, he can do this. if he wants to make party unity happen, he can make party unity happen. he's done everything he's wanted to

she has worked with janet jackson, tracy ullman. >> now mike pistello. >> she earned her first empy choreographing a piece about the stock exchange. >> paula abdul joins us. she's back with the new season of "so you think you can dance next generation." >> 8 to 13. >> welcome to the new york stock exchan exchange. >> so happy to be here. >> you started your career in the stock pit. >> i started my career in the pit and i've come full circle and i'm back in the pit. >> how did that original routine come about? >> well, it was a sketch for the tracy ullman show and they wanted to do it about the stock market so i just would watch the news and that's how i created the number. >> wow. >> it was my first. >> all of the hand signals down. >> yeah. >> all of the movement there. >> yeah. >> doesn't look like that a lot anymore. >> kind of different now. >> the next generation, these are young kids that you're going to be judging, right? >> yes. quite different. >> pretty good. >> extraordinary. exceptional. you would think that they would have trouble with maybe a little bit of rejection, but they are mor

mike capps, 41. austin carter, 29, clint carter, 27 years old. jackson, tennessee, april 28, brian baines,old, 31. la shonda davis, 22 years old. wilmington, delaware, february 1, 2016, steven ryan heart and officer michael manly, 42, christina bellford, 39. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california have a motion? >> i move to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor say eye. opposed. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morning hour debate. >> the rules committee saying they will allow 15 amendments to the bill but one of them not allowed was democrat courtney's amendment calling for emergency funding, why didn't the rules committee allow that? >> this has been the question for months ever since the senate took it up for months. the democrats have been pushing for emergency funding which would be in joe courtney's amendment. this is something that republicans say should not be done in the emergency funding side. the republican leadership say they are working on securing that funding in the regular appropriation

mike said. ted cruz talking to hallie jackson. >> would he talk about it? why need to talk about it?. now political contribute eric tylt -- contributor rick tyler is here. >> he dissolves. halle, what is the mood of the campaign today given the fact they're -- >> stop! stop! stop! >> hi, guys. >> train wreck. >> what is the mood of the cruz campaign today? are they looking forward to a win tonight? >> reporter: so the answer will probably be no. i think that they know that it's going to be a tough night for them. they're looking at maybe a single digit loss at this point. they look at the poll numbers from the nbc news wall street journal trailing by 50 points. it seems a wide margin according to their internals. i don't get there's a sense he's going to pull out over donald trump. i don't think cruz will drop out of the race. you talk to campaign aids and they say it would be a disservice to voters as long as there's a, quote, viable path. does it mean trump hitting 37? yes. you never know. you never know if trump will do something to take himself out of the race. which is why cruz

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hallie jackson, our reporter, intrepid correspondent, who's been on the cruz campaign all this while, interviewing governor ted cruz and mikepence of indiana, who clarified that he has, indeed, endorsed ted cruz. i want to bring back ken blackwell, who was with us just before we broke away. part of the stop-trump movement. i'm going to guess a you were encouraged by what you just heard from senator cruz and mike pence. >> first, let me say, that was an extraordinary exchange between senator cruz and the trump supporters. he was courteous, he was -- the trump supporters. he was courteous, he, in fact, was forthright. and i think he crystalized what the choice is tomorrow. >> but, can i say -- >> donald trump -- donald trump is not a conservative and he's barely a republican and he hasn't embraced the republican platform and i think that's the choice tomorrow. do you want a principled conservative or do you want the king of cronyism. >> ken, there's another way to read that exchange that's playing on the left side of your screen. if they didn't see it live, it was this six to seven-minute exchange between ted cruz and trump s

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hallie jackson, she's been nbc's road warrior with the inside scoop on the cruz campaign, joins me now from indianapolis. he talked to cruz and mikece today. she joins us now. hallie, that scene, we played the clip of it, ted cruz going face to face with the hecklers who are supporting donald trump. i really think that sums up the primary in a nutshell right there. this is what ted cruz is up against. >> reporter: it was like a microcosm of what he's doing here in indiana. you're right, he's going and trying to make his case to people that are increasingly looking like they want to talk about donald trump. what's interesting about that moment, i think ted cruz supporters saw somebody in their candidate who went up and approached these hecklers on his own and went up to try to talk to them. if you don't support ted cruz, what you saw potentially is somebody who was getting a lot of heat. you heard lying ted, you heard heckling about goldman sachs from these people who had gathered across the street from where his rally or retail stop was. he has another rally later tonight, this will be his fifth stop of the day, right around 7:30

that janet jackson is pregnant janet turns 50 in 11 days and as i did confirm the rumors she just released lemonade her hbo special an album that a guest room was about his infidelity magic mike had to vegas it will be a live show of the famous movie franchise the star of the movie and not a hard rock hotel casino will be the new home of everyone's favorite big screen in begins in 2017 back with more news weather and traffic. ÷h,z/ >>reporter: it should be little better today than we have from yesterday as well although that means the neighbor did something and you did nothing san jose to to bring down from to 66 or 2:00 p.m. 40 and 66 as well of her fifties at the beach we don't see much change in that happening to the scali mid-50s off to the far east we see the cloud cover being sprayed back to bay area but we don't see for in iran are tackles and leaks not getting anything topsail will let you know. >>reporter: a persistent near seven and a one cloud cover build up to the north bank santa rosa 72 wine country generally speaking in the upper 60s. >>robin winston: into to the commuter will be a good one for now off to a great star on 15 minutes from the nimitz to the baysho

jackson on the set. must be nice. >> a moment to breathe. and columnist for the new york daily news and msnbc contributor mike lupica. . >> we were just talkingt too late? is there any pathway forward? >> the only realistic way is to hijack the libertarian party's nomination. or support gary johnson. but that convention is at the end of may. they are the only vehicle that can get 50-state ballot access. i u interviewed gary. he's right about one thing. you could have all the one main the world and can't get on the ballot in all 50 sate states. if it they are serious about doing this, there's an option. you can go and hijack the nomination thif that's what you wanted to do, but that's the only vehicle in that lane. >> mike, you suggest that maybe now is the time in your column because you talk about the death of the republican party. >> well, yeah. it will rise again. it's like you can't kill the republican party. i was thinking about this the other day. in sports you always say who did they beat to get to this moment? and hillary clinton has won two elections in her life. trump hasn't won any elections except on television. she got elected to

mike tyson. >> did he really? >> yeah. >> i missed that. >> that wouldn't get as much attention. >> joining us now from indianapolis, nbc news correspondent, hallie jacksonring today from the cruz camp? and how excited were they about that non-endorsement? >> reporter: right, if you could even call it an endorsement, whatever it was. governor pence is going to be out on the campaign trail today in indiana with ted cruz, which is a little bit surprising, just given the tone of his backing, if you would call it that on the radio show on friday. he was out with an op-ed in the indianapolis paper wednesday, which he again reiterated he likes and respects all three of the candidates in this race, but he would be voting for ted cruz. look at the polling numbers that are out, our numbers showing cruz trails trump by 15%. the campaign privately says they believe that their data shows that it's actually a tighter race than that. but already, what i'm hearing privately is, hey, let's look to california. california is where this race will be decided. that is where donald trump, if he were to lock up the nomination, would do it there. even if ted cruz loses indiana