joining us is andrea mitchell, nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent, host of "andrea mitchell reports." thank you for being here. >> it's great to be here. what could be more exciting than a new york primary? and two democrats going at each other. >> it's tough. we saw the toughness of the tone at the brooklyn debate. >> boy, was it. >> how substantive is this charge by the sanders campaign against the clinton campaign? what's your assessment of what it is they're alleging here? >> i've talked to as many experts as we could since this first evolved. plitti fact says it is mostly wrong. larry noble who had been general counsel at fec and is an expert on this says it's not correct. >> the allegation by senator sanders? >> the allegation is not correct. that they may be pushing the envelope, but that there really is no underlying corrupt nature to this relationship. i talked to the dnc and they say

it is all here on andrea mitchell reports. >>> good day, happy election day. i am andrea mitchell.rimary day in new york. the stakes could not be higher. at least 95 and total delegates for r the republicans. a big win for hillary clinton is crucial tonight. donald trump is guaranteed an overwhelming victory in this home state according to all the polls. both front runners have suffering losses in recent contests. new polls of warning signs ahead for both party front runners. we begin with our correspondence. nbc hally jackson is covering ted cruz and nbc kristen welker is following hillary clinton and kasie hunt with bernie sanders. jacob, let's start with you with the trump campaign talking about major over haul. what does your report tells you. >> reporter: it was three weeks ago that trump hired convention manager, a big hire and we heard of policy speeches that's going to come. then a couple of weeks ago, we started to see changes in the candidate himself on the trail that his speeches were much shorter, he actually showed up on time or early to rallies, small things. he alway

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump crying foul to undermine ted cruz's overwhelming success in corralling the delegates at state party conventions. can trump turn republicans against the party's own rules? this is bernie sanders going after bill clinton in the battle for new york. joining me now from new york with the latest on the republican race. nbc's hallie jackson and kelly o'donnell and covering the democrats kasie hunt and cal perry. first to you, hallie. donald trump said the system is rigged and paul manafort calling ted cruz's tacti icics gestapo tactics. >> reporter: he's continuing saying the system is corrupt and upset because he feels he has more of the popular vote and he should be able to see that reflected when it comes to delegate count. i'll tell you. a party insider told me it's clear that at least to this person that trump didn't understand how the process or how this system works, evidenced by the hiring of paul manafort. who apparently reports directly to donald trump himself, kind o

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hillary clinton and bernie sanders taking a page out of the republican primary play book ramping up their attacks against each other as their private frustrations pour over into public view. >> hillary clinton thinks because i'm from a small state in vermont, we're going to come here to new york and pennsylvania and they're going to beat us up and go after us in some kind of really uncalled for way, that we're not going to fight back? they can guess again. that's not the case. this campaign will fight back. >> clinton put on a happy face this morning taking on a crowd of security. reporters and new yorkers for a ride. >> madam secretary? >> a year, year and a half, something like that. just going around new york. i really love it because it's so convenient. it is just the best way to get around. >> new york city mayor bill de blasio, a hillary clinton supporter and joining me now. thank you so much for being with us. you couldn't have a better advertisement for new york or for new yor

. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," show stopper with the curtains about to fall on their campaign. ted cruz's under study, will she hit the right note? >> the women's card. donald trump playing a game of gender politics against hillary clinton. >> he's playing the women's card. everything she says is about the women's card. frankly, all i am doing is bringing out the obvious. >> do you understand why some people find that is a demeaning comment? >> no, i find it to be a true comment. the only thing she got going is the fact that she's a woman. >> bernie sanders laying off hundreds of campaign staffs. is this the beginning of the end? >> we are in this campaign to win but if we do not win, we intend to win every delegate that we can. so that when we go to philadelphia in july, we are going to have the votes to put together the strongest progressive agenda that any political party has ever seen. >>> and good day, i am andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump's foreign policy speaks still causing waves after 20 hours later. he tells the virtual of unpredictability of foreign polic

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. clinton and sandusky irs in new york after their most contentious week yet. since the contest began a year ago. both candidates trying to avoid the blame for all the infighting that erupted this week while party leaders while party leaders with the damage. trying to defend his strategy on "morning joe". >> how often have i talked about hillary clinton's e-mails? have you heard me? not a word. how often have i talked about the clinton foundation's fund raising. have you heard me say one were? to say i'm running a vitriolic. >> why are you? >> this while donald trump finds themselves out foxed by ted cruz when it comes to hunting for the delegates at state conventions. joining me right now, kristen welker, kasie hunt, hallie jackson, and kelly o'donnell. thanks to all of you. kristen, first to you. what a week this has been in clinton v. sanders or sanders v. clinton. how are the people reacting to what's happened in the last 24 to 48 hours? >> reporter: to some extent, eager to turn th

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," law and disorders. as trump plays the anti-immigration card. >> we cannot have this folks. we don't have a country anymore. you know i am looking at statistics where your crime numbers are so crazy, they go through this roof. we cannot have it anymore. >> party crashers, bernie sanders blasting the democrats from blocking independence from blocking in primaries. >> the problem that i have now is not in my view that the republicans are winning the election. the problem is the democrats are losing elections. the democratic party has to reach a fundamental conclusion. we are on the side of working people or big money interests. [ cheers ] and when hell freezes over, what could make republican leaders embrace donald trump? perhaps, how much they dislike ted cruz? >> lucifer in the flesh. >> i fully agree with jonh boehner and maybe he gives lucifer a bad name by comparing him with ted cruz. >>> good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell in washington with another twist of the race for the republicans. mike pen

all that and more on "andrea mitchell reports." good day, i'm andrea mitchell in brooklyn in new york and tonight's big debate will likely have some fireworks over comments by a bernie sanders supporter. at last night's record-breaking rally across the bridge in washington square park, sanders spoke to a crowd with the campaign estimated to be 27,000. before sanders got there, one of his supporters, dr. paul sam said this about hillary clinton and her connection to big industries and this morning, he did use some strong language that may be offensive to a lot of people. >> well, i agree with secretary clinton that medicare for all will never happen if we have a president that never aspires for something greater than the status quo. medicare for all will never happen if we continue to elect corporate democratic whores beholden to pick -- and the private insurance industry instead of us. >> clinton campaign jen palmieri said, distressing language to say the least. dr. song's comment was inappropriate and insensitive. there is no room

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i'm andrea mitchell in new york. where at this hour, hillary clinton is campaigning with governor andrew cuomo. why not wisconsin? because clinton expects to lose in wisconsin. we'll get to the democrats in a moment, but first, wisconsin battle on the republican side which will test whether all of donald trump's missteps last week have had any impact on the voters. here's how things stand. the cbs news ugov online poll shows ted cruz with a slim lead over donald trump and john kasich carrying nearly 20% of the vote as the pressure from the cruz and trump campaigns to push the ohio governor out intensifies. trump gave his take on the race in wisconsin moments ago. >> if we do well here, folks, it's over. if we don't win here, it was not over. but wouldn't you like to take the credit in wisconsin? give wisconsin the credit for ending it. and then we can focus on hillary instead of these two guys. >> joining me, ari melber has got some exclusive reporting on the republican race. isabel, peter. first of all. let's talk a

we have it starting with nbc's andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, very busy friday here. >> reporter: indeed it was. good evening, lester. bernie sanders tonight telling a brooklyn crowd if they win in new york, they can even win the nomination. making it clear just how critical this new york showdown is for both sides. hillary clinton not letting up on bernie sanders today. >> seriously i've been called a lot of things over the years, but unqualified has not been one of them. >> reporter: even as sanders, visiting his old brooklyn neighborhood -- >> i spent the first 18 years of my life in apartment 2c. >> reporter: spent much of the time trying to smooth things over. >> i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate. on her worst day, she would be an infinitely better president than either of the republican candidates. >> she's qualified? >> of course. >> reporter: and jane sanders with rachel maddow. >> he has said, okay, let's not use the word unqualified. let's use the word contrast. why do i think i'm better than her? >> re

i'm andrea mitchell here in philadelphia. we're coming you live from the front street cafe in fishtown. front runners hillary clinton and donald trump hoping that pennsylvania will help them cement their new york victories, the democrats have 210 total delegates at stake. the republicans 71 delegates but 54 of the 74 unbound and up for great britains in a brokered convention. hillary clinton will be in town for two events later today. ted cruz is in hershey, pennsylvania. and bernie sanders was at penn state last night. the newly self controlled donald trump fresh from his smashing new york victory will be heading to indiana today and open primary state that could be pooi pivotal to his chances of avoiding a convention floor fight. i'm joined with kristen welker, kelly o'donnell, and halley jackson. let's talk about ted cruz with a terrible night in new york. >> reporter: not great at all in new york, andrea. not unexpected for the campaign but not going to be a good week moving forward either over the next seven days looking

andrea mitchell, nbc news, redding pennsylvania. >>> a big development in one of the biggest scandalsof auto industry. volkswagon reached a broad settlement to compensate owners of diesel cars with technology to cheat emissions test. as nbc's tom costello tells us, it's an estimated billion dollars in cash payments and buy backs. >> reporter: a company that built its reputation on reliability is paying the price for fraud. >> volkswagon is a leader in fuel-efficient tdi clean diesel technology. >> reporter: the clean diesel technology wasn't clean at all. vw says tricking the emissions test while polluting at 40 times the legal limit. in new jersey where sales are down double digits, this vw dealer calls it the biggest fraud he's ever seen. >> after 25 years we've been treated like a hershey wrapper after the candy bar is consumed. we've been tossed in the gutter. >> reporter: today a federal judge approved the broad outlines of vw's plan to compensate the half million customers in america that bought the affected models, including the 2.0 jettas, beetles, pa passats and audis a-3s. t

. >>> first joined by nbc's andrea mitchell, she is the host of andrea mitchell reports here on msnbc. following up on that the connection is interesting. paul song who made the statement, his wife lisa ling, the connection between her, her family and bill clinton. can you explain that. >> lisa ling is a clinton supporter and bill clinton in 2009 helped rescue her and another one of her colleagues from pyongyang have a north korea prison, the former president when hillary clinton was secretary of state. it was a top secret mission done at the behest of the president. that said, this comment no matter what doctor song says about who he meant or did not mean it's very clear from the context from the sentence where he twice references clinton and from talking about democratic whore beholden to pharma and other corporate interests, which is exactly the attack line that sanders uses in his stump speech against hillary clinton. there is no doubt who he meant by that and it does indicate just how nasty this campaign has gotten. that said, tonight's debate you are going to see fisticuffs on b

andrea mitchell is taking over hosting donald trump's foreign policy speech.ndrea mitchell starts right after this. ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where moments from now donald trump will deliver a formal foreign policy address. it will be scripted. he will use a teleprompter in front of a washington think tank. trump is, of course, fresh off of a sweeping series of primary night victories tuesday, bringing him closer than ever to the magic number of delegates needed to lock up the republican nomination. and his remarks today will follow a number of ad libbed foreign policy pronouncements over the last few months which are at odds with decades of u.s. foreign policy under both republican an

. >> "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. >> "andrea mitchell rep up next. >> "andrea mitchell rep upn "andrea mitchell reports," the subway series. hillary clinton has home field advantage. but bernie sanders came out swinging. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street whose greed and illegal behavior helped destroy our economy. >> don't make promises you can't keep, want to achieve and bring everybody together to get the results and that's what i'll do in new york and if so fortunate, as president. >> and street cred. democratic front-runner tries to prove she's no token new yorker, riding the fore train and swiping metro card and pounding pavement in the bronx. >> i love new york, and i am just thrilled to have the time to spend here and see my friends and people i've worked with. and looking forward to the primary. >>> coming up, new york city mayor bill de blasio joining us live. >>> and values voters. ted cruz tries to hold his own on donald trump's home turn. defending his comments about new york values. >

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. hillary clinton and bernie sanders have gone their separate ways after last night's debate. clinton heading to california later today and the vermont senator in vatican city after a debate night where the candidates showed a lot of fight and frustration with one another. joining me now are rogue warriors. more on that coming up later. nbc's kristen welker in brooklyn. kasie hunt, katy tur, and hallie jackson as well. first to you, kasie. bernie sanders, the overnight flight to the vatican. we don't know whether or not he'll see pope francis but already, he has had the paparazzi around him and he's talking about, you know, why he left the campaign trail to speak about economic justice in rome. >> a brief address to this conference he's there attending and focusing on the things we've heard from him all across the course of this campaign talking about global financial deregulation that he says has driven a lot of the problems that the country and frankly, the world face. standing on a s

nbc's andrea mitchell has late details. >> reporter: bernie sanders counting on wisconsin. >> we are hoping that here in wisconsin, there will be a record-breaking turnout. >> reporter: behind in delegates, needing a big win tonight to build momentum for the bigger prize, new york, two weeks from now. that's where hillary clinton is today, ignoring wisconsin, going after donald trump. >> i wish he'd get out of one of his towers and actually walk the streets. >> reporter: but even on "the view" questions about being, quote, inauthentic. >> i don't understand that. i don't understand that because i've been pretty much the same person my entire life for better or worse. >> reporter: that inauthentic charge partly because of a sanders attack that's sticking. the contrast between clinton's claims about small donors -- >> our campaign depends on small donations for the majority of our support. >> reporter: -- and the reality, the ties to big money. the secrecy of those goldman sachs speeches and now her closed door campaign fund-raisers. we talked to sanders today. >> the reality is that t

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and as nbc's andrea mitchell tells us, with the stakes so high, this could be the most explosive night of the campaign. >> reporter: tonight's debate, perhaps bernie sanders' last chance to shake up the race. >> this is going to be a tough primary for us. >> reporter: despite that record-breaking crowd in new york, beating clinton is a steep challenge. expect a new line of attack tonight, accusing clinton of hypocrisy, walking the line with striking verizon workers here but take ago a whopping $225,000 from verizon for a speech three years ago. >> secretary clinton has given a number of speeches behind closed doors on wall street. >> reporter: expect sanders to hit clinton on wall street and trade. but sanders will also be on defense over what paul song said before sanders arrived, using past language to attack clinton for her ties to big business. >> now, secretary clinton has said medicare for all will never happen. medicare will never happen if we continue to elect corporate democratic whores. >> reporter: song is married to lisa ling, whose sister bill clinton rescued from north ko

lester. >> andrea mitchell, thanks. >>> now to the clash between the democrats in the 2016 race. the late word that bernie sanders now wants an apology after hillary clinton angrily accused his campaign of spreading lies during a testy exchange with an activist. it comes as he's turning up the heat on clinton in a state she now calls home. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: after trying to pivot to the general election, secretary clinton is now refocusing on the battle at hand. bernie sanders now challenging her on her home turf. >> if i'm so fortunate enough to be your president, i will never forget new york. >> reporter: in syracuse today, clinton courted working-class voters. >> my opponent talking about free college. anytime anybody tells you something is free, ask for the details. >> reporter: but sanders is surging, drawing a diverse crowd of more than 18,000 people in the bronx last night. >> if we win here in new york, we are going to make it to the white house! >> reporter: clinton maintains a double-digit lead in new york, but sanders is catching up and seems p

nbc's andrea mitchell has those details for us. >> reporter: hillary clinton firing back after donaldrump accused her of playing the woman card. >> if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in! >> reporter: trump not holding back. >> i call her crooked hillary. >> reporter: it was this new line that got the attention of many. seemingly including trump supporter, chris christie's wife mary pat. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman card, and the beautiful thing is, women don't like her. okay? >> reporter: their war of words has been building. >> she doesn't have the strength and she doesn't have the energy to be president. >> come out of those towers and actually talk and listen to people. >> reporter: and it's a gender war that could decide the election if they are the nominees. the latest nbc news survey poll shows clinton with a whopping 21-point lead among women. he has a smaller lead, 8 points among men. the clinton campaign sees his

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. >>> i'm andrea mitchell in new york. no secret about the votes of that chappaqua couple. hillary clinton confident of the state that made her senator twice will deliver a big win tonight. >> i hope everybody gets out to vote. >> reporter: but what is victory in her fight with bernie sande sanders? polls are predicting a double-digit clinton win, which could expand her lead over sanders by 25 delegates. but if she wins by only single digits, sanders out greeting crowds in midtown manhattan today could claim momentum by beating expectations. >> i think we're going to do just fine. >> reporter: the sanders team has poured resources in new york, outspending clinton 2-1 on tv ads. >> washington politicians are paid over $200,000 an hour for speeches. >> reporter: putting on those massive rallies. it's all taken its toll on clinton. her favorability rating down 11 points since march. partly because of the new york slugfest says the clinton team. >> he has leveled character attacks against hillary clinton. he has basically called her corrupt. >> reporter: and what if sanders los

nbc's andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: vladimir putin, investigators say, at the center of a star-studded list of 12 current and former heads of state, like the king of saudi arabia, even celebrities like jackie chan, connected to controversial offshore bank accounts and companies set up by a secretive law firm head quarted in this building in panama. no one more tantalizing than putin. >> the trails all lead and circle around to one person. >> right. >> in this case, vladimir putin. >> i don't think we'll ever see vladimir putin's name on an offshore company or an offshore bank account, but i think this is probably as close as you'll ever get. >> reporter: putin is believed by u.s. intelligence to be one of the world's richest men. now investigators say these documents are a road map to how putin could have stashed away billions. the papers point to sergei roldugin, godfather to putin's daughter, placed in charge of the company. then there's putin's banker, uri co-val chuck, already under u.s. sanctions for ukraine, nicknamed by u.s. officials, cashier to the kremlin. and mo

chief correspondent andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: donald trump's first meeting with his foreign policy team took place in a construction site for a trump hotel. world leaders were focusing on reducing the nuclear threat. >> great importance is north korea's using nuclear weapons. >> reporter: and it trump's cause to possibly even use him that have him under fire. with chris matthews -- >> i would never take any of my cards off the table. >> how about europe? >> i'm not going to take it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> no, i don't think so. >> i'm just saying, never use nuclear weapons in europe? >> sigh am not taking cards off the table. >> reporter: trump's plan by the man in charge of the u.s. nuclear officer. >> i'm afraid this kind of talk in this type of election is bluntly irresponsible. >> reporter: trump saying he might expand the club including countries like u.s., russia and of course, north korea. >> at some point we have to say we're better off if japan protects themselves against this maniac in north korea. we're better off, frankly, if saudi arabia

we get more from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: bernie sanders celebrating his big wisconsin win. >> do not tell secretary clinton. she's getting a little nervous. >> reporter: but hillary clinton didn't sound nervous today, unleashing a now round of attacks against him. >> the numbers don't add up. >> reporter: and sanders' celebration evaporated in a new york minute with today's "new york daily news" slamming him for saying the sandy hook families shouldn't be able to sue gun manufacturers, telling the paper -- >> do i think the -- >> the rights, yes. >> victims of a crime with a gun should be able to sue the manufact, >> reporter: sanders were kasie hunt tonight. >> reporter: there have been calls for you to apologize to the victims of the sandy hook families. >> yeah. well, i would say that i am not happy about seeing a tragedy of that enormity being politicized. >> reporter: sanders also widely criticized for not being able to explain in that interview a signature promise, breaking up the big banks. clinton pounced. >> and i think he hasn't done his homework, and he's been t

it is an issue that brought about the commemoration of equal pay day and andrea mitchell explains whyay is so important. >> reporter: the average woman makes 79 cents for every dollar a man makes. from the world cup winning u.s. women's soccer team, paid 40% of what the men's team earned. >> just like what do we have to do in order to close that gap? >> reporter: equal pay day marking how much longer women have to work this year to catch up to what men made last year. working moms have to work until june 4th. african-american women must work until august 23rd. latinas until november 1st. the state with the biggest pay gap -- louisiana. the smallest right near new york. where experts say women have greater access to high-paying jobs. >> in addition to equal pay for equal work for men and women, women are really conceed about fully paid maternity leave, child care and time off. >> reporter: the industry's giving women the best chance at a pay raise financial services and health care. education, teachers ranking worst. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting. >>> north carolina's gov

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