adolpho, we just her from you. everything didn't go smoothly with the mccain-sarah palin groupings.when you take on sarah palin you get a lot of attention but you might also take on other stuff. >> you can. she is poe lemmic figure. donald trump is not exactly a shrinking violet. so i think he can handle it. overall i have to tell you i think this is a very positive development for mr. trump. she has a following. there is no question she will, would have endorsed our party nominee regardless who the nominee is in the future. there is no downside to it. and there is only upside. in iowa particularly, she has significant base of support. david: although, adolpho, i have to tell you, julie roginsky came in here studio with her arms raised yeah, she is democrat. what are you so excited. >> the stars are aligned perfect together. i can't describe. david: you think it will be a circus, is that what you're saying? >> they're the kardashians. they're both reality stars. bristol palin last time i checked just given birth, trashing ted cruz essentially for no reason and saying she wanted her

david: adolpho, one of the things impressed melissa and me, was turnout.ut, it was lousy four years ago, doubling it last night. he is bringing people into the party that weren't there, weren't going out to vote four years ago for mitt romney, your guy. >> well yeah. it is amazing. also the statistic out of nevada, not only is it record turnout, we haven't seen this type of enthusiasm really since the democrats nominated barack obama in 2008, which maybe for the general election bodes well for republicans. however one of the things that donald trump did in nevada is he garnered almost 50% of the hispanic vote to not speak to republican hispanics. which means going into souper tuesday, particularly in texas, he could do well with hispanic voters. repeatedly said so and momentum is there. what i think hispanic voters in particular are doing, putting aside issue of immigration, putting economic situation of the country, obamacare and all the other things -- david: i disagree with you a little bit. i think a lot of legal immigrants are really bothered illegals

rich i have to give you the final word on this because adolpho had a lot of time. >> i'm sorry.f independents and democrats that donald trump has brought over i i don't see anybody else, i don't see ted cruz or even john kasich having that kind of pull from outside of the republican party, do you? >> no, i don't. kasich comes a lot closer. i have to tell you that part of what we may be looking at is who trump chooses to be his running mate, assuming he is the nominee. david: right. >> that might cool a lot of these tempers if it is somebody like kasich they know, trust and he understands how the process works. david: if kasich would accept the job. he says he won't. >> everybody takes the job. david: rich, adolpho, we have to go. thank you very much. >> thank you. melissa: metro armageddon. washington, d.c. commuters facing a commuting nightmare as the subway shuts down for emergency inspections. of the fox news's peter doocy at a metro station with the latest. peter, have they found anything underground to warrant a shutdown? reporter: sounds like they have, melissa. a brand ne

good, and they need to stay here, it's important to our economy, it's the humane thing to do. >> adolpho, jacob -- he quit his job this morning. resigned. after trump's speech. where did trump fail, i guess, some of the republicans last night? who were willing to support him? >> i'm amazed at the resignations of jacob and alfonso. alfonso, by the way, had criticized donald trump very strongly when he was a candidate and said he would vote for mickey mouse before he would vote for donald trump. so i don't see aninists. but i'm amazed here that any republican -- and i'm not a trump supporter. i'm a republican strategist. but i don't support donald trump. however, i'm amazed that anybody listening to the speech yesterday thought that that was a revelation. i think donald trump, frankly, had a wonderful day yesterday. a very good day. his best day in a long time. i think he appealed to two types of voters. first is the suburban republican vote and others he needs to bring into the republican tent, so to speak, to win the election by his visit to mexico. that was a success. and then later he

go ahead, richard. >> adolpho is right. that is true. homogenous state in new hampshire.ith that being said, bernie his message resonates with other groups. he won 55% of woman. with all that being said hillary clinton still has good chance in south carolina. she is frontrunner. she has really good shot. for her campaign to have huge reset and really find some aspirational messaging to talk to voters. david: absolutely run out of time. i wish we had more. this had is great debate. thank you very much. appreciate it. melissa: they were good group. david: they are a good group. yeah. >> the all right. more anti-american propaganda straight from iran. a parade mocking our american sailors next. >>> plus the voyage to nowhere, passengers back on land after a nightmare at sea. >> the cruise from hell. >> when you see the crew praying on rosary beads and crying, it was, it was so scary. it was terrible. >> the worst came to mind. i thought we were going to die. i didn't really know anything about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first.

. >> reporter: which wasn't easy on parents laura and adolpho. >> yelling yelling us yelling at each other. >> reporter: when it started causing serious problems in school. >> expelled from kindergarten? christian was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. usually treated first with medication. >> i really felt like it was no way i was going to put my son on medication. >> reporter: his therapist recommended start ing with behavioral therapy. >> instead of always focusing on stop, chicago, stop doing that, you're always looking to catch him being good. >> reporter: a new approach, meant for pre and elementary school age children includes praising the child for things like being polite following direction and controlling their body. maybe dozens of times an hour. >> good job. >> he was pretty much life changing. >> reporter: do you like school? new research agrees in a study that's the first to show the order of treatment matters. children who began with behavioral modification did significantly better than those who started first on medication. >> you'll see a real

hley, adolpho are back to weigh in.y, rst of all, how quickly in the mainsm media the koch brothwent from devils in karn gnat to ang because ey don't like donald trump. isn't funny >> no kidding. llary clinton was quick to tweet she dit want their dadavid: yeah, right. she disagrees with allhehe time inclg wall street. vid: right. >> twas fascinating. interesting how thisrative completely spun. they had said they would consider backing her now they do have iues with donald trump they have me that david: sure. >> that is shing, to really look at here. they haven'toned to anyone. stayed out the 2016 ce and how does that imct the election moving forward. david: adolfo, does matter koch brotherwill not beary clino matter what they s you have to read the artrticle totality. they are notot givmoney to democrs. this is significt warnining they're ging republican party, frankly the candidates. when youd thinterview, entirety, you see that it is basically cng for scipline and message and really compont within the republican part

. >> i'm somewhat with adolpho, one thing to keep in mind, hillary clinton is also extremely unfavorable. this may well be election where americans are faced with the choice between two candidates they have strongly unfavorable views between. may be the case you have a lot of voters stay in their own partisan camp even though they really dislike their own party's nominee. >> absolutely true. david: thank you both. appreciate it. melissa: lyin' ted, low energy jeb, little marco, who can forget those. just a few names donald trump has given rivals to the white house. he says he has another one waiting in the wings. >> you have a name picked out for hillary? >> we already used lyin', already used for ted. i think i have come up with a pretty good name. i have come up with pretty good names during the campaign. we have a pretty good one. we'll try it out here first in about a month. melissa: very good at marketing. i'm dying to know what the name is. what will it be? what do you think? tweet us, make it clean. melissa: we'll read some clean ones, ones fit for air tomorrow. use your judgment.

they strategize about around the corner in sixth and 10th in pennsylvania, in adolpho solomon's bookshoperved as the -- which served as the salon for intellectuals in the city. among the open issues was whether a rabbi could serve as a military chaplain. a young lawyer, simon wolf, later president of washington hebrew congregation successfully , pleaded clemency from president lincoln for a jewish soldier who had gone awol to visit his mother's death bed. after the war, wolf and solomon invited their president, ulysses first ofto attend the the synagogue, therefore making grant the first president to attend a synagogue service. perhaps in atonement for general orders number 11 that jim talked about. our organization proudly preserves this special schul, which is going to be moved twice before we move it to the adjacent museum. you with your new stories about that museum. on behalf of the directors i want to thank the archivists and staff here at the national archives, especially susan clifton for partnering again with us, our fifth year of jewish heritage month. -- jewish american herita