is amber, senior reporter with our sister publication, who interviewed the technology chief at bae systemse is one of many companies that make up the defense-industrial base. did he talk to a bit about how companies like the ae are targeted? array of challenges, like nationstates, politically charged kind of thing. he did talk about the various types of threats they are facing. jill: let's take a look at what he had to say. >> if you think of cyber security adversaries, anything from nationstates to have to organizationsal who are going to try to find some sort of advantage, in not only the commercial marketplace, but a place you can find military information. whether it is in our hands or not -- many be -- many places, people are working on sites that are not our network at all, it .oesn't stop adversaries if they are launching cyberattacks with military grade kind of cyber systems against a commercial enterprise such as security teams need to go and be prepared for. that is where things like information sharing become critical. we are not just purely a commercial provider of talent, we a

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bae systems. >>> well, before bernie sanders left for his trip to the vatican, he made a promise.his 2014 tax returns today. tad devine is a senior advisor to the sanders campaign. i know you're not an accountant. >> i was a lawyer. i still am, technically. >> 2014 taxes? >> yes, he will do it today. >> he said he's probably the poorest man in the senate. just makes a salary. >> from the bottom. so he bought a house on capitol hill, i think that helped him out. >> but why does he delay on releasing the taxes? >> you know, i guess because there's nothing in there, really. we're happy to put them out and i know people may have a hard time believing it, but jane hasn't finished last year's yet. >> i kind of believe that. >> she's got until monday, so hopefully get it done and then we'll put those out. >> the trip to the vatican, we showed how many and i know personally from having interviewed him when the pope is in washington, how he relates to the social justice aspect, but could you afford this time away from new york? >> he's making a lot of news over there and this is the centra

bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with the phrase, new york values. thought we were past that. i thought 9/11 ended all that. i thought the new york firefighters ended all that and the cheap aside the people that grow up in cities like the right stuff, the inner strength to defend this country. didn't we see they were the opposite with the towers burning. we got a much sharper picture of new york toughness. we saw commitment to duty and courage to meet danger at its worse. we saw the guts of the great city. i'm not talking about the movie stars and celebrities that flock to new york after making it i'm talking about the people that make the amazing city what it is. didn't we always know that. remember that scene in casa blanca is talking about hitler's army marching into new york and humphrey bogart saying there are certain sections of new york i wouldn't invite you to invade. i'll take new york values any day over what you're out there selling. that's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight.

bae systems. it's defense. bae systems. this is how you say it's going to be okay to someone who just lost everything. that, yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay and yes, your children will have breakfast. every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. help us keep it. >>> welcome back. we want to bring you now to ted cruz who's speaking. let's listen. >> new normal. this is as good as it gets. well, everyone here understands that is not the case. the heart of our economy is not washington, d.c. the heart of our economy is small businesses all across the united states of america. and if you want to see the economy take off, it's very simple. you lift the boot of the federal government off the back of the necks of small businesses. if i'm elected president, we will repeal every word of obamacare. we'll pass common sense health care reform that makes health insurance personal. and portable and affordable and keeps government from getting in between us and our doctors. and we will pass a simple f

bae systems. >>> and welcome back. you're watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. the headlines we're following this hour. this just in to cnn. we're learning of yet another missile fired by north korea. the south korean military source says pyongyang has fired a short range missile which landed in the sea off the east coast of the peninsula. this comes just hours after north korea's neighbors called on the regime to end such provocations. pyongyang has been heavily sanctioned by the west for its recent missile launches and nuclear tests. >>> other top stories for you now. in india, rescue crews are searching frantically for any survivors in the rubble of a collapsed highway overpass in kolkata. at least 22 people are dead. 75 others injured. the bridge was under construction in a crowded neighborhood. >>> the united states and china are pledging to work closer together to achieve nuclear security. the chinese and american presidents met during a nuclear summit in washington, d.c. china plays a key role in enforcing sanc

bae systems. >> gorbachev may feel less bogged down by history. >> he is talking about a new soviet union, allowing an open society. he had seen how the gap of how the soviet people live, and what the party said was growing wider and wider. he is a child of the system. he didn't want to destroy it he had it in his mind, i have to save it. >> i want him to fight for peace. for better life. >> i think he will be a good leader, i like him. >> the first couple of years of the ronald reagan first term, he didn't meet soviet leaders. when asked, he said, they keep dying on me. he wasn't making much of an effort. the sov kwlets, if you don't reach out to them, they are so afraid of us, they will do something stupid. >> he is eager to meet with the leader of the sofiet union, he has sent mr. gorbachev a letter, suggesting a summit. >> all previous summits had the communication. here is what we would say at the end. ronald reagan said, we are not doing any of those. whatever comes out of the summit will be what we develop while we are there. >> mr. ronald reagan invited mr. gorbachev sat by the fi

bae systems. >>> hillary clinton is not only pushing to become our nation's first female president, shemake half of her cabinet women if elected. that, of course, clinton responded to comments tonight. >> mr. trump accused me of playing the quote, woman card. well, if fighting for women's health care and paid leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in. >> involving clinton's remarks, donald trump doubled down on his comments. >> the only card is she has is the woman card. she's got nothing else going. 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's card and the beautiful thing is that women don't like her, okay? look how well i did with women tonight. okay? >> well, look how well he did with women tonight. >> here is the thing. so i'm in the a millennial woman, obviously. come on. you have to see she did win two senate elections and was secretary of state. whether good or not, and he she's going to be the -- she is the presuchtive nominee for the democrats. one thing that is a danger in politics if

bae systems. >>> the race for white house is heating up. check out the results of a brand new fox news poll. donald trump jumped to an 18-point lead over ted cruz with record high support. three weeks ago, trump up three points. john kasich in third with 25%. and democratic race is tightening, too. hillary clinton is ahead by two points. last month, before sanders won, eight of the nine contests, clinton had a 13-point lead z we have had breaking news. and donald trump secured the coveted new york post endorsement tonight. so that is news. and so taking it around the table, giving you three things to think about. all right? who could you trust more to negotiate with vladimir putin? >> sanders. >> sanders wins. on both things. to me that is remarkable. second thing, clinton dropped 11 points with women. and immigration is the ninth most important issue facing the country. >> no more walls? >> smaller call walls. >> every immigrant gets a wall. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm not surprised she's not doing well with women. every female democrat i k

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bae systems. >> look at tht night for the democrats, 4 out of 5 for hillary clinton. she was not asked and didn't respond on donald trump the presumptive nominee. the math is on her side. there is more than a path for him. steve has the path and all of it for hillary clinton. steve. >> look at the delegate race, the name of the game, pledge delegates, forget about the super delegates, can bernie sanders catch her in the pledge delegate count. he was down about 240, the campaign, needs to make up ground. won rhode island, hillary clinton won delaware, wipes out the gains in rhode island, three state that hillary clinton won. this is a rough guess, three delegates by winning that state. pennsylvania, counting is slow here, the margins, this could be 15, 20 more delegates, a gain of 20 more delegating, maryland, a monster of a victory for hillary clinton. destroyed sanders in this state. probably net 30 out of there. you started the night with bernie sanders, with difficult odds, a gap in the pledge delegates. what will happen. i say conservatively, she will be leading b

bae systems. >>> the whole city of houston was almost in turmoil.d. and then the ku klux klan, they're all attacking senator kennedy as a catholic, that he shouldn't be president. the opposition were so strong and so vocal and so wide, i felt he needed help. >> pastor herb meza believes he has the fix. >> i immediately invited john kennedy to come and speak. we needed to hear from him. >> meza's plan is almost holy in its simplicity. >> the offer was to have kennedy come and address a group of protestant ministers numbering about 400 in the houston area. kennedy agreed to do it. >> when meza's congregation hear that kennedy's coming, all hell breaks loose. >> i remember an elderly lady from new orleans who wrote to me and said, "i'm 65 years old. i've been teaching sunday school for 20 years. i hope your daughter marries a nigger." and that was the kind of climate we were in. >> may i call this special meeting of the association of ministers of greater houston to order. let us stand for prayer. >> america tunes in to see the debate live. >> god be m

bae systems. >> there was never any rivalr s rivalries. >> that wesley snipes character, that would have been me. you run that video in your mind. >> it first line in that song. >> who is going to sing that? you ain't singing it to me. i show ain't singing it to you. right there. we got, right there we got a problem. >> chris rock and prince who died this morning at his paisley park compound in the twin cities. later prince changed the subject from rivals and controversy to what he lived for, creating music. award winning producer and performer, jimmy jam. so good to have you on. sorry it is under these circumstances, i'm sorry for loss of your friend. you and prince had a friendship spanning decades. is it true you met in junior high? >> t that's right, junior high school in minneapolis. we took a piano class together, if you can believe that. we both knew how to already play, but it was a good excuse to get out of school an hour. we would go to the high school and the teacher would give us mary had a little lamb, tell us to learn it. as

bae systems. . >>> welcome back, take a look at this, just ten states left, 40 states have now registeredok how similar the two maps are. those are states won by hillary clinton, the dark red, states won by donald trump. similar, not exact. they are both doing well. they have impressive delegate leads right now. hillary clinton on the democratic side. donald trump, very happy right now. he expressed his thoughts just a little while ago. >> the best way to beat the system is having things like this record setting votes, record setting delegates. i use the analogy of the boxer, when the boxer knocks out the other boxer, you don't have to wait around for a decision. >> donald trump, minusing no words. he says he is the presumptive nominee. >> he does, indeed say he is the presumptive nominee. >> he says, if you are a boxer and knock somebody out, you don't have to wait are if the referee to call the fight. i don't think according to the rules that is accurate. over his competitors, adding a lot of pad to his delegate lead. it wasn't close in the any of the five state, if you are a republican

bae systems. >>> iran's supreme leader says they are not living up to the spirit of the nuclear deal with his country. the ayatollah tweets, the u.s. is not acting properly in fulfilling its obligations in #iran deal and intimidates other parties by acts and words not to work with iran. they said they are fulfilling the letter but not the spirit of the deal. >>> new evidence that china is raising the stakes in the south china sea. fox news has learned that china is esending fighters jets and i surveying a shoal. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the benlt the exclusive pictures. >> good evening. new satellite images show chinese jet fighters have been deployed on a contested island in the south china sea. the j-11 jet fighters were provided exclusively by image sat international. more evidence that the chinese are militaryizing this disputed chain of islands days before defense serkt ash carter visits the philippines. the photos taken on april 7 were author thens thenlt indicated. the islands have been contested by taiwan and vietnam. they are comparable to a u.s

bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with a correction of fact.ernie sanders is running a tv ad right now that basically accuses those he calls washington politicians of taking $200,000 in speaking fees while opposing a hike in the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. well, the fact is and senator sanders knows it's a fact is washington politicians, members of congress, u.s. senators, are not permitted to accept speaking fees to any amount. no member of congress, no u.s. senator, is permitted to accept a dollar or a cent for giving a speech. that is the fact. now listen to the bernie sanders ad. >> while washington politicians are paid over $200,000 an hour for speeches, they oppose raising the living wage to $15 an hour. $200,000 an hour for them. not even 15 bucks an hour for all americans. enough is enough. >> it even shows the u.s. capitol where congressmen and senators work. if it's not true, if washington politicians, the people we elect to send to washington, don't get money from corporations for giving speeches, not even a dollar, much les

bae systems. >>> the speaker will make a statement at the sentencing on april 27th. >>> a crane collapsed and killing 12 people. it was by a sudden thunderstorm and strong winds. 14 people were rescued and spewing a large column of ash and smoke into 6,000 feet into the air. it's in mexico city and nearly 300 thought people in the slopes. >>> walmart with the pick up services to eight more cities including austin, texas and south carolina and shoppers can pick from 40,000 items online after the order the customer can drive to the store at a time where the p shopper will bring the groceries out. i could use that. that's the update and back to you melissa. >>> okay. the board room battle and the third largest is escalating once again. the director is stepping down from the board and reiterating william and saying that richard step down immediately. it's exclusively. >> well, melissa james was with us and we're joined now from michigan and why are you stepping down now. we know that you called for the residengnation and why the move >> well i am the only board member and certain board were m

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bae systems. >>> we are back. now it's 14 minutes and change away. the polls close in five states tonight. at the top of the hour we'll be able to issue our first characterizations of night. in the interim we just heard from the clinton campaign. steve can kind of fact check their math tonight. steve. >> they're saying the math looks good for them. on this one they are right. this is the delegate situation. let's just ignore these two columns right here. the numbers can still change. just look at the pledge or allocated delegates. coming into tonight this is the scoreboard. hillary clinton, the lead says 270. the small piece of good news, the state of washington which he won big. this number will come down to 240. that's the gap heading into tonight. he needs to make up 240 in the pledge delegate category. that number, this is what we're dealing with tonight. these are the number of pledge delegates up for grabs in these states. he was getting clobbered down here in merchandise. why maryland, very high african-american population. he's struggled in s

bae systems. he is a 31-year-old belgium criminal. a u.s.orities believe he may be the third march brussels suspect in that airport attack. four men who are charged with having enlisted to isis appearing in denmark. three of the four denying the charges. the four men are all in their 20s. they were arrested in a police raid yesterday. a fire that ignited this morning at the refinery in houston has been put out. the plant refines nearly 265,000 barrels a day. a huge plume of smoke blanketed east houston. no injuries were reported. hyundai is recalling 73,000 in the u.s. they are recalling them from the model years and the top selling vehicle in the u.s. that's the news update at this hour. now we'll go to steve. and just 0.6%. the forecast ranged 0.1 with some still holding out hope that 1.5%. we have this number as high as 2.3%. and down .3 and 0.9%. and down .3 to 0.1%. and moodies which does this for cnbc down .1 to just 0.1% so hovering at the zero even near the negative line. another weak quarter. scott makes me think of that song been d

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bae systems. . >>> a dozen detroit principals and an administrator are accused of stealing 900,000 dollars from the public school system. even as the district lacked basic necessities like textbooks and even toilet paper. federal authorities say the bribery and kickback scheme started as early as 2002 and ended earlier this year. >>> teen pregnancy has fallen to a new all-time low, according to analysis from the centers for disease control. the cdc reported the birth rate fell 9% among 2013 and 2014, the biggest decline is in hispanic and black teens. the cdc cites birth control and. the gross domestic product is down .5%. the dow is down 211, the s&p 500 lost 19 and the nasdaq down 58. >>> victims of terrorism could be one step closer tonight to being able to sue foreign countries for any role they had in the attack. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel has details tonight from capitol hill. >> good evening. fox news has learned senator lindsey graham is expected to lift a hold in the senate on a key piece of legislation as early as monday. graham met with three weddos from the

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bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with question before the american people and tonight the peoplef wisconsin. who do you want to be our president? who do you want with access to the football that hand carry cash of coats capable of blowing up the world? who do you want working to keep the united states out of war, keep this country as safe as reasonably possible in the early 21st century. he or she make the right kind of moves to minimize terrorist threat. who do you want setting national economic policy maintaining a budget that pushes the country toward growth. it assembles the right spending and infrastructure, education that generates a future brighter than the one we have today. we have handful of concerns that need to be addressed. how do we regulate immigration into this country. how do we get control of an area of legitimate government that most americans believe has failed to an out landish extent. how do we recover the prospect of americans finding job in technical and manufacturing fields where men and women can do a days work and end up with a solid middle class income

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bae systems. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me.orism and immigration were two of the hot button issues that drew republican voters to the polls in wisconsin. exit polls show exactly how that played out between ted cruz and donald trump. our chief business correspondent christine romans has more on the exit polls. good morning. >> good morning again, carol. for 30% of republican voters, terrorism was their biggest concern. of those national security voters, they preferred ted cruz by 14 percentage points. we asked voters whether they support the signature trump temporary ban on muslims entering the united states. nearly seven in ten want to ban muslim voters. a twist here, ted cruz won this group by six points. remember, this is one of donald trump's signature policy proposals. it's a question we wouldn't be asking if trump hadn't brought it up. we also asked whether illegal immigrants should be deported. a third support deportation. donald trump carried this crowd 49% to cruz's 45%. on the democratic side, a big win for bernie sand

bae systems. >>> welcome back to the cnn presidential debate. it's time for the candidates' closing statements. each candidate will have two minutes. senator sanders, you're first. >> i grew up in brooklyn, new york, the son of an immigrant who came to this country from poland at the age of 17 without a nickel in his pocket, never made a whole lot of money but was a very proud american because this country gave him and my mom the opportunity to send their kids to college. i believe that this country has enormous potential if we have the guts to take on the big money interests who dominate our economic and political life. and i disagree with secretary clinton in the belief that you can get money from wall street, that you can get money for a super pac from powerful special interests and then at the end of the day do what has to be done for the working families of this country. i just don't accept that. what i believe is that this country, if we stand together and not let the trumps of the world divide us up, can guarantee health care to all peopl

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bae systems. >>> at least 76 united states marines were killed this morning in lebanon.t 115 were wounded. those numbers may rise considerably higher. >> i was sound asleep, and this bomb went off. you could feel it shake across beirut. it was so massive. it was devastating. >> a truck filled with explosives was driven into a compound, the midst of a marine battalion headquarters and the explosives were detonated. the four-story building collapsed on about 150 or 200 sleeping marines. >> wearing green fatigues and driving a yellow truck. the guy was smiling. >> israel had gone into lebanon to try to create a buffer zone against the palestinians, the plo. >> a battalion of american marines came out to separate the israelis from the palestinians and oversee the withdrawal of the plo from lebanon, but it got sucked in to the lebanese civil war. >> the civil war is between christians and muslims, and to the muslims it looked like we were supporting the christians. >> a big debate broke out afterwards. should we have ever put our marines in that kind of vulnerable position wh

bae systems. >>> this is what it looks like to actually get in the way of -- [ multiple speakers ] >>tch from cupcake nation tonight, as student protesters at a university in portland descend on a pro-trump meeting organized by peers. not to engage in a debate, but rather to silence the pro-trump supporters for holding political views other than their own. it happens all the time. trace gallagher has the story. >> reporter: the meeting was standing room only filled with trump supporters and protesters. it was contentious, boardering on ferocious. they were able to hold their fists, but their voices ran unfiltered. watch. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]! [ multiple speakers ] >> can't stop the trump! can't stop the trump! >> reporter: amid the f-bombs and insults, there were brief moments of rational dialogue. watch again. >> i don't see why it's fair to -- [ inaudible ] >> he has made very clear that he hates mexicans, he hates muslims. >> why are you students against trump? >> reporter: but in the end, those who supported donald trump felt drowned out by those who don't. though the meeting wa

bae systems. >>> in an interview that vice president joe biden did yesterday, we saw something we don't to see. he was answering questions on camera about hillary clinton and the democratic primary. when he started to giv onene particular answer, you could hear his staffers in the room try to jump in and stop him from saying what he was saying. >> do you think he's held to a higher standard because she's a woman? >> i don't think she's held to a higher standard. this country is ready for a woman. >> would you like to see us a woman elected in. >> that's it. >> no, no. i'm not getting into that. >> i'd like to ask one more question. >> the president and i will not endorse because we said let the party decide. >> okay. that's it. you can hear his staffers. he just accidentally endorsed hillary clinton. the vice president is like, no, no, i said a woman. not any particular woman. come on, you guys. i got this. that was great from the vice presidenyesterday. fascinating. today president obama had this to say while he was otherwise busy designating a new national monument to the women's suff

bae systems. >>> we are back. you see the long lines. we've been talking about the topic of the voter id law in wisconsin. more on that as the evening goes along. chris jansen is in the village of jackson, wisconsin tonight having spoken to donald trump earlier today. chris. >> reporter: i did indeed. here is one of three. these counties where republicans are very, very heavy. it's one of the most republican areas in the country. most reliably republican. it's been busy all day long. let any take a check of how many voters have gone through here. one of the reasons donald trump told me he thought he would do well is because of turn out. seemingly not understanding in these three counties, high turn out favors ted cruz. he was unaware of the reports in politico, by nbc news, on the cover of new york magazine, reports that his campaign is disarray. fighting between the people who have been with him for years and the new political types that are coming in. i asked him about some of the criticism he's taken. his criticism of the governor, hi

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bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with the bipartisan pafact that a selection of a vice presidentoke. the first george bush or somebody on his team picked dan quail. nobody took it seriously and not the reaction to his own selection. john kerry a serious man in most other circumstances picked john edwards as his running mate. no one took edwards seriously. i remember interviewing him that year and noticing that there was not a piece of writing paper or paper in sight anywhere. no newspapers, not even a novel to pass the time away. what was this guy reading to be a heartbeat away from the president. what had he ever read? what's this thing about the vice president? john mccain is someone i respect most of the time picked sarah palin. she did not even possess the maturity to finish her one term as governor. it was never clear why she left the office. that's laughable choices are less honorable than the ones we see on veep. why? it's not meant to be serious. now comes carly fiorina. announcing his veep, cruz is probably not expecting a longer trip, he points to the advantage she brin

bae systems. >>> she's clean. >> i refuse to believe that. >> doug, if our campaign manager bites thesk. >> i'll keep at it. >> scary stuff. we're back in his role as doug stamper on "house of cards." michael kelly plays a political operative whose tactics often run afoul of the law. through four seasons we've seen how his loyalty to the president knows no bounds. i have to -- do you have to explain to people that you are not that guy when you walk down the street? >> certainly in d.c., no. it is pretty crazy. never -- i don't think i've ever taken more selfies here in d.c. >> do you ever read the script and think how bad am i going to get? you're killing people one after another. always done with great deliberation. you decide this person must be eliminated. >> he's just got to do his job. >> i've always liked loyalty in politics to a point. you carry it beyond that to a point. but i like the idea you serve the boss, get him elected and unless he's actually doing something criminal, you cover for him. >> obviously we do take it to a criminal level. but i understand my character. it m

bae systems. >>> she's the only democratic female senator that's in the endorsed. also senator bob menendez. i should say his is not a hotly anticipated endorsement this year because frankly, no one wants your endorsement when you're under inindictment. sorry senator, it's true. there's also john of montana. not sure why he's not endorsed yet. there's also senator king. he's technically an independent. maybe it makes since he hasn't endorsed yet. before today, there was one other senator who either is a democrat or caucuses with the democratic party who did not make an endorsement in the presidential race. that was senator jeff. the liberal senator from the great state of oregon. before today, these were the only senators who were democrats who haven't endorsed between sanders and clinton anbefore today, of all the rest of them, every single other one of the 40 democratic senators who have made an endorsement in the primary that 40 senators have endorsed. before today, every single democratic senator was 40 for 40 among senate democratic endorsements. today, that i

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bae systems. >>> before the polls close super tuesday, the two frontrunners were sparring, donald trump throwing a familiar punch, accusing hillary clinton of playing the woman card. clinton hit back in her victory speech last night even before trump repeated the comments. >> if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in! >> with trump responding by mocking clinton's remarks as shouting, doubling down in his own victory speech remarks today. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card, she's got nothing else going. frankly, 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's card, and the beautiful thing is women don't like her, okay? >> she's playing the woman card left and right. she did play it last time with obama and she's doing it this time and will be called on it. >> he has his own history of making controversial, offensive remarks about women. this much is certain, women are a key voting block in the election. back with us, the panel and

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bae systems. >>> senator bernie sanders is on a winning streak.is making the race exponentially more difficult than hillary clinton could have imagined. in pittsburgh where the democrats are and where they're going from here. >> while hillary clinton has been trying to jump ahead to the general election, today she was forced to turn her attention back again to bernie sanders. questioning the socialist loyalties. >> he is a relatively new democrat. and in fact i'm not even sure he is one. >> and charging sanders is not doing his homework on policy ideas that are not realistic. >> like a lot of people, i am concerned that some of his ideas won't work because the number don't add up. >> sanders helped clinton make her point in a board meeting with the new york daily news where he appeared to be unprepared. not knowing the details of the core of his campaign. whether he would have the power to break up big banks. >> i don't know. >> clinton may be lashing out. because there are some real danger signs. . to news exit polls show he again crushed her amo

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bae systems. >>> welcome back to our special election coverage of the wisconsin primary that was done today. live from milwaukee still. showed big results today. ted cruz is the projected winner tonight in the badger state with 93% of the vote in now. cruz up by 14 over trump. 14-point spread. 49-35. bernie sanders the projected winner, the hillary side by 13 beating hillary by 13. joining us is howie jackson who covers the cruz campaign by the minute along with former cruz campaign communications director rick tyler. everybody else will zone in on you two. i am a suburban -- >> in the actual city but i lived in washington for the last 47 years and i am a city guy. i don't get the cruz thing. i don't get him but let's not talk about him personally. what he looks like. how he comes across but his movement. rick, you were in the belly of the beast. who was he with that seems to be thrilled with this guy? they're not just voting against trump but voting for cruz. >> there are a millions of americans who feel they're getting hammered and their government is too overbearing and passed obam

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