that's a bernie person. it's a bernie person. that's a bernie person. get that bernie person out of here. held up a sign, i'm a protester. all right. get him out. get him out. >> now the campaign officially tells me that they have nothing to do with this. but it's, you know, grassroots supporters groups that are behind this effort. but, look, i don't think this is going to go away any time soon. the bernie sanders supporters that i've talked to think this was a huge victory for them. they would like to see this repeated down the line. >> sanders this morning speaking with al sharpton did not explicitly say don't go. he said i'm not responsible. but he never actually called on his supporters not to attend trump rallies. >> absolutely. i mean, book, think they that donald drum is a dangerous person for the country. and they -- a lot of them think that bernie sanders is the only one who can stop him from being president. that if he loses the nomination, hillary clinton can't do it because they think it takes an outsider to take on an outsider. this is the

. >> it is a bernie person, it is a bernie person. there is a guy charging the stage. probably i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.s.-related. >> isn't this better than listening to a long boring speech? looks like go home to mommie, bye-bye. >> protesters make no apologies for crashing trump rallies. they are willing to dive into the middle of a mosh pit to disrupt trump from speaking. these guys are truly looking for trouble. >> we came here to protest donald trump. >> so amazing. >> ho ho ho! [ screaming ] >> watch it! >> we shut it down! >> on violence we have seen at donald trump rallies have raised questions where the legal lines are drawn when it comes to a candidate renting out a venue and what are the rights of the protesters at that venue. an election law attorney in san francisco has been practicing law for 25 years. jim if a candidate rents out a private venue as trump can friday night in chicago what are the rights of the candidates and what are the rights of the people who want to disrupt or protest? >> first of all thank you for having me to talk about these interesting l

there is back and forth about tweet that was sent on behalf of the trump camp, pointing to a bernie sanders' person. did we get to the bottom of all of this? >> reporter: well, donald trump on this stage will say it's bernie sanders supporters who are causing the problems, who are showing up at his events who are protesting. i think the reality is when you go to these events it's a wide number of individuals that show up. sometimes they're bernie sanders supporters, outside earlier was black lives matter supporters. it's a whole set of different people, and i think it just tells you, donald trump has been good in bringing energy to the republican party. we certainly saw that here. this was a very energetic crowd, but there are people beyond the republican primary voters who have been very offended by his language and some of those people are bernie sanders supporters, some are those are not. >> yeah, and trump even saying in the tweet today this all has "totally energized america." sara, stay with me. martin savidge to you, outside the event, any skirmishes or

look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie-- hello, bernie! hey, bernie! get your people in line, bernie! >> reporter: trump blamed organized demonstrators-- he actually called them thugs -- for his trouble in the windy city and said their attempts to shut down free speech would backfire. >> it just makes all of our friends and supporters more angry. we're going to go to the polls on tuesday, and we're going to be resounding victory, resounding. >> reporter: and, speaking of victory, five states will vote on tuesday, jim, and polls have donald trump either competitive or ahead in all of them, including the primary here in missouri. >> axelrod: thank you, dean. and dean mentioned the incident involving our digital journalist sopan deb. he's been covering trump's campaign since it started last summer, but deb says he's not seen anything like he saw last night. >> back it up! back it up! sopan deb was on the floor of the arena as tensions built, raw emotions on both sides. >> build those walls! >> axelrod: he interviewed both protesters and trump supporters.

. >> look, it's a bernie person. hello, bernie. hello, bernie. get your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. can you imagine bernie saying that trump should get his people under control, that they put in these people? >> sanders' camp responded in a statement today writing, "as is the case virtually every day, donald trump is showing the american people that he is a pathological liar." obviously, while i appreciate that we had supporters at trump's rally in chicago, our campaign did not organize the protests. we are covering this story this hour from all angles. jim acosta and ryan young are at the site of trump's event tonight in kansas city, missouri. also with us cnn political commentators jeffrey lord and ben ferguson. jeffrey is a trump supporter. let me begin with jim acosta. you're inside. set the scene about what trump will talk about especially of-in the wake of what happened in chicago. >> i can show you what's happening inside the theater right now. i can show you something we don't typically see at trump rallies, a pretty visible security presence around

look it's a bernie person. it's a bernie -- hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie! get your people in line. >> at a rally in ohio, he has called you out. he says you ought to tell your supporters to stop coming and protesting at his rallies. what is your response? >> we have never, never once told anybody to do anything like that. the truth is, this guy really is a pathological liar. he says the first thing that comes to his mind. i guess he's referring to me as a communist. i think it's terribly important that trump tell his -- his supporters that in america you don't go around beating up people who are protesting, or who have a different point of view. he's got to start changing his rhetoric, and not blame other people for the problems that he is causing. >> and the back and forth continued when trump sent out this tweet early sunday morning. quote, bernie sanders is lying when he says his disrupters aren't told to go to my events. be careful, bernie, or my supporters will go to yours. in an interview yesterday, trump

listen -- >> look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie -- hello, bernie! hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. can you imagine bernie saying that trump should get his people under control? and they put in these people? >> all right. sanders said, don't blame his supporters for the violence at these rallies. a statement were you jest got in from senator bernie sanders. it says as is the case with virtually every day donald trump is showing the american people that he had a pathological liar. obviously while i appreciate that we had supporters at the trump rally in chicago, our campaign did not organize the protests much more of that statement but there is the headline. republican rivals are pointing fingers at trump saying the billionaire businessman helped create a tense atmosphere now seeping into the race for the white house. let's talk about it. full coverage today. our sara murray is inside the trump event in cleveland. martin savidge outside the event. sara, talk about what we saw inside the event. what played out? >>

. >> it's a bernie person. hello bernie.>> very little subtlety coming from donald trump. he calls out a bernie sanders supporter in his ohio rowdy -- rally. he received a lot of bipartisan backlash for the scuffles the broke out during the scheduled rally in chicago. >> this is a man who keeps implying violence and then you end up getting what you seek. people have a right to people -- peacefully protest. >> reporter: trump tweeted during the protest, the organized group of people many of them thugs who shut down our first amendment rights in chicago have energized america. the event was later canceled and now trump is pinning the blame on the sanders campaign. >> i don't call them protesters i call them disruptors. a lot of them come from bernie sanders. >> reporter: sanders fired back and denied involvement. >> trump is not calling the truth when he says our campaign disrupted his. we have billions of supporters. and people do things. but it's not our campaign. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are taking jabs at the

. >> reporter: no, bernie person -- bernie sanders not giving up. hillary clinton earlier found herself so far behind in the count in 2008 when she wasn't able to catch up. so bernie sanders is not giving up. he is staying in the race. he says at least until the democratic national convention held in july. thank you stephanie live in washington. >>> meantime, now as voters and more states head to the polls, there has been a lot of talk about delegates. that's because a lot of folks don't realize we're not actually voting for a candidate, we're voting for delegates. >> those delegates then vote for a candidate at the party's convention which as you know is in cleveland. in the gop, delegates are awarded two different ways. >> there's the proportional method. under that method if a candidate won 50% of the vote state's delegates. but because their pop laitionz differ every state has a different number. some states considered more valuable than others. >> republicans also allow some states to go with a winner take all method. so the candidate who wins

. >> we heard heard the attacks from president clinton but bernie personal attacks. >> reporter: but both sides are escalating. sanders' strategy, trying to win illinois by tying clinton to chicago's mayor rahm emanuel, unpopular with some african-americans after a controversial police shooting. white house aide to bill clinton has endorsed hillary. >> rahm emanuel right now is radioactive. sanders in illinois is exploiting the same disenchantment with anything deemed vaguely establishment. >> reporter: perhaps tonight's biggest prize, ohio. sanders hammering clinton for her longtime support for free trade deals. >> i proudly stood with the workers secretary clinton stood with the big money interests. respond. was nafta a mistake? >> you know, i think that you'll have to say on balance some people were helped. some people were hurt. >> reporter: and even if clinton were to lose the midwest to sanders, she would still be far ahead of him in delegates, but he would get a huge boost in momentum and in online contributions as he vows to keep this race going all the way to the convention.

look, it's a bernie person. hey, bernie. get your people in line, bernie.nk bernie's finished. ut you never know. mark: that is a clip from the upcoming episode of "the circus" which will air on show time this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. that's our show time program. inside the greatest political show on earth. it's getting hot out there on the trail. as that clip shows. joining us now from washington is veteran republican pollster strategist and all-around big thinker, ed. formerly an advisor to scott walker's presidential campaign. who is now working with the anti-trump forces. what is the state here as the week closes of the efforts to stop donald trump from being your party's nominee? guest: i think you're going to see, if you haven't heard already, we went on air today in arizona and utah. i think you're going to be seeing a lot more of that. the bottom line here is that trump would have to win 100% of the delegates to finish this by april 10. with 1/3 of those delegate being proportional. this thing is going all the way to california. it's far f

. >> look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie -- hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. can you imagine bernie saying that trump should get his people under control and they put in these people. >> sanders' camp responded with this quote. as is the case virtually every day donald trump is showing the american people that he is a pathlogical liar, obviously while i appreciate we have supporters at trump's rally our campaign did not organize a protest. we'll talk about that. sarah murray is inside the trump event in cleveland, ohio. jim is in kansas city, missouri where ted cruz spoke. and a trump rally will happen later today. jeff is in chicago. sarah, to you. this back and forth between bernie sanders and donald trump over and over again today about who insighted this -- who is a proponent of the violence, who is not. what are people saying where you are at the rally today? >> reporter: well, it was interesting at the rally today, poppy. we did not see the same kind of large scale coordinated protest

. >> look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie. hello, bernie. hey, bernie. take your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. can you imagine bernie saying trump should get his people under control and they put in these people. >> sanders camp responded to that a written statement saying as is the case virtually every day, donald trump is showing that the american people that he is a pathological liar. obviously, while i appreciate that we had supporters at trump's rally in chicago, our campaign did not organize the protest. security is a major concern. tonight following those violent clashes last night in chicago. ryan young is live for us outside a planned trump rally in kansas city. big crowds, a lot of security and police barriers, but so far, all peaceful, right? >> big crowds, they are peaceful. the crowds are a lot mauler than they were last night. you can look at this crowd, it goes around this building. a lot of people are worried they're not going to be able to make it into the event because so many people are trying to get in. this venue o

look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie. hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. >> donald trump in cleveland yesterday. senator bernie sanders joins us this morning. thank you for joining us. that was donald trump yesterday in cleveland. doubled down with a new tweet this morning. he says, bernie sanders is lying when he says his disrupters aren't told to go to my events. be careful, bernie, or my supporters will go to yours. your response? >> i think anybody who understands mr. trump's xanl is that he tells the truth very, very rarely. i'm afraid on this occasion, he's lying again. first of all, he calls me a communist. obviously, that's a lie. then he says our campaign is organizing disruptions of his rallies. that's a lie. we have millions of supporters out there. clearly some of them were at that rally, along with many, many other protesters. to say that we organized that, totally untrue. mr. trump, i think, is getting very nervous. he's catching on to the fact that the american people do

. >> look it's a bernie person. it's a bernie. hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie! >> i caught up with sanders yesterday as he dashed from one campaign rally to another. we began by talking about his supporters protesting at the trump event. >> you are not in any way condoning or encouraging your supporters to disrupt donald trump rallies, is that right? >> no, of course we're not. we have nothing to do with that protest. but what does concern me, al, is that a lot of the language coming from donald trump himself is almost condoning of violence. and as you know, just the other day, charges were brought against his own campaign manager for assaulting a female journalist. i think what you're seeing is trump kind of provoking violence in his supporters, and i hope he makes it very clear that in the united states of america, people can attend rallies, people can protest, and not be afraid of being beaten up or sucker punched, which is what we have seen on a number of occasions at trump rallies. >> but what he has made clear,

. >> look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie -- hello, bernie. bernie, get your people in line, bernie. can you imagine bernie saying that trump should get his people under control and they put in these people? and by the way, our crowds are so much bigger than bernie's, you wouldn't believe it. >> your response, senator? >> i hate to say this because i really don't like to disparage public officials, but donald trump is a pathological liar. we have never -- our campaign does not believe and never will encourage anybody to disrupt anything. we have millions of supporters, and people do what they do, and people have the right to protest. i happen not to believe that people should disrupt anybody's meetings, but let me say something about mr. trump. some of you may have read just a few hours ago that mr. trump said that he is prepared to pay for the legal costs of an individual who sucker punched somebody at a recent event. he is going to pay the legal fees of somebody who committed a terrible act of violence. what that means is that donald trump i

it will be a bernie person. oh, would i love to run against bernie. do you remember -- wait.when the two young women came up and took away his microphone and he went to the back like a little oh, they took away -- that doesn't happen to us, folks. that doesn't happen to us. so we were in chicago yesterday and it was amazing. we had 25,000 people coming and we had disruption, the disrupters. that's all they are. disrupters. they really came. you had ayers there, not a lot of people that you would like, but i sort of want to like everybody. but these were absolute disrupters. and rather than go through the wh and rather than go through the process, i didn't want to see anybody get hurt. i've got plenty of time. i mean, we're in no rush. anybody in a rush? we're in no rush. we're in no rush. all right, yeah, get them out. get them out. get him out. oh, look at those cameras they're shooting. isn't that nice? get him out. thank you. okay. anybody else want to stand up? all right. >> get them out of here. get them out. get them out. boy, this place is packed. you know we have thou

it will be a bernie person. oh, would i love to run against bernie.emember -- hey, wait, do you remember when the two young women came up and took away his microphone and he went to the back like a little -- oh, they took away my -- that doesn't happen to us, folks. that doesn't happen to us. so we were in chicago yesterday and it was amazing, we had 25,000 people coming and we had disruption. they're disrupters. that's all they are. dru disrupters. they really came. you had all sorts of people. not a lot of people that you like, but you know what, i sort of want to like everybody, but these were absolute disrupters. and rather than go i didn't want to see anybody get hurt. i got plenty of time. we're in no rush. anybody in a rush? we're no no rush. we're in no rush. get them out. get them out. get them out. look at those cameras. they're shooting. get them out. thank you. okay. anybody else want to stand up. all right. get them out of here. get them out. get them out. this place is packed. you know we have thousands of people outside trying to get in

one time he said in a bernie person. making reference to the fact that in chicago, some of those who were there were bernie sanders supporters. now, at the end of the day what donald trump here said was directly distantly himself from having any responsibility of what happened in chicago in terms of violence. and telling his supporters that they're on the right side. >> i saw hillary clinton saying on the way up, donald trump has got to speak to his people so that they're non-violent. my people aren't violent. it's these people that come in. [ applause ] my people want to do one thing. make america great again. >> and as you could hear that got a roar from the crowd there. at times the crowd just broke out in chanting usa, usa. it was really a rally to say with a lot of energy. donald trump usually speaks for an hour or longer. he spoke for 42 minutes today. those who came here said they felt energized about what he had to say. the protesters who came here, said after i spoke to them after they left they felt they were ab

it seems like you're the perfect person to talk about bernie sanders. [laughter] susumu talk about the movement of those moving in the opposite direction from the right to to the left and maybe you are the perfect person to say something about bernie sanders to say something insightful. and i grew up in the soviet union and reagan is our hero >> so obviously there are people who move van demographically looking at ideological affiliation, uh the numbers is shifting all the time and in recent years probably bodily the numbers that move far more significant if you look at the intellectuals that is very you see the interest being cohort likes television or bartlett moving from the left to the right in reaction to rue the action of the bush administration with the warriors and how poorly they went. that points to the broad movements have been in reaction to a political movement that one side or the other is in that big left to right movement with the interest of communism to the '60s with the black power and feminism and gay-rights. so the reason we see more

personal. as we just talked about bernie kind of being the professor. it was good to hear him talk about his faith and how central it is to him and hillary clinton the same. >> did he talk about his faith? maria, i want to get you in as well. talk about church and state. the way that bernie does this, even in his unusual moment as this, is not citing jewish teachings or the bible, tora, any of that. what he's talking about is the history of persecution of jews, who, of course, were persecuted whether they believed or not. that was the nature of that kind of murder and discrimination. maria, again, his answer, again, yields for those listening closely, the fact that he looks at this as an important -- in his words, an important part of life and history, but not necessarily reciting any teachings. >> but he makes himself much more accessible, and says that his upbringing actually impacts his world view. i would actually counter when he was asked about racial division in this country, and racial bias, he should have actually started with that and say, i ac

personal. as we just talked about bernie kind of being the professor. it was good to hear him talk about his faith and how central it is to him and hillary clinton the same. >> did he talk about his faith? maria, i want to get you in as well. talk about church and state. the way that bernie does this, even in his unusual moment as this, is not citing jewish teachings or the bible, tora, any of that. what he's talking about is the history of persecution of jews, who, of course, were persecuted whether they believed or not. that was the nature of that kind of murder and discrimination. maria, again, his answer, again, yields for those listening closely, the fact that he looks at this as an important -- in his words, an important part of life and history, but not necessarily reciting any teachings. >> but he makes himself much more accessible, and says that his upbringing actually impacts his world view. i would actually counter when he was asked about racial division in this country, and racial bias, he should have actually started with that and say, i ac

. >> and to experience seeing bernie in person and hearing everything he wants to do. he is very inspiring. >> when you add in the is unaring up the score. she dominated in the south. >> she has the views that we are for us. >> she is fighting for us, the things that are important to us. >> and they were a long way from finishing. michigan is next week followed by ohio and here florida in two weeks. and the next debate is tomorrow night. that's a foxed us in debate. megyn kelly will be there. you have cruise and kasich to trip up donald trump. that one is should be interesting. >> we will be catching. >> abortion has been a hot topic. now it heads to the supreme , they may not get a majority decision, protestors gathering they take up the case. >> they are stepping off away from the court. >> and the justices hearing nearly 90 minutes of arguments on a law requiring doctors who perform abortions to have hospital admitting privileges. they will need to decide if the legislation infringes on a right to terminate a pregnancy. proponents say it protects women. the issue in

the lead person out there was bernie sanders. ers, standing with the cooks, standing with janitors, standing with security guards that was bernie sanders. bernie was the one who was not afraid to come out of that ivory tower, that capitol building and stand with the people who were struggling hard to make ends meet. bernie not only stands for people fighting for a better wage but for the young people of the united states. in sure, bernie believes debt free college, but it shocks me when bernie says he wants tuition free college, they say it is not possible. just like they've got in france, germany, denmark -- who believes that we can get that if we fight for it? it.an win it if we buy for it's going to require all of us in this room to stand up and fight and stand with bernie sanders as he makes his demand. you tell them we don't ever give up on our dreams. we don't give up on our dreams. in this country of ours some of their was a time in our nation's somebody wasit if black to sit on the front of the bus -- some of you may have

bernie sanders. we have one person in the trees there. i'm not too far aw sos soon as i hear something, can i go up there and find out what is happening. this is such a tightly news poll showed that hillary clinton had ab. a 20 point lead in north carolina according to the poll. of course, he had a 20 point lead in michigan when he came from behind and had the upset victory there later this week. back to you. >> that is quite a crowd out there. the bernie sanders campaign creating quite a stir in raleigh today. >>> senator sanders' visit comes on the heels of a visit from the democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. the theme of her speech was breaking down barriers, particularly in the area of public education. clinton also talked about taking on the powerful gun lobby. >>> it appears ben carson and donald trump have buried the hatchet. after months of verbal sparring, carson has endorsed trump's white house bid. beach florida, carson described two donald trumps, the on-stage trump appear the private cerebral person who considers things c

bernie! >> okay. i heard one person say trump. >> anybody but trump. >> no, anybody but trump. o won tonight's town hall? >> bernie! >> hillary! >> why hillary? >> because she's good. i mean, she came out with the issues. she answered the questions. and what else could we expect? hillary was hillary. >> i liked when hillary talked about compromise, working with the republicans. this is a government that has to work with two parties. half this country are not democrats. she had a great answer on compromise. >> her numbers added up. her numbers added up. when bernie was asked about the debt $18 trillion for his plan, he dismissed $15 trillion saying, well, that's health care. her numbers add up. >> i got to ask the first question for you all. we're going to show clips but the first thing is, you're calling them bernie and hillary. you're on a first-name basis with possibly the next president. what does that mean? >> i don't hear anyone calling him ted or john. why do you call him bernie and hillary? >> can relate to them. >> you can actually relate to them. bernie is trustworthy.

look, it as a bernie person. hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie.idate for president of the united states should condemn violence. [ cheers and applause ] not encourage vie lerns. [ cheers and applause ] you don't go around and say it's okay to beat somebody up and i'll pay the legal fees. that's not what this country is about. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was bernie sanders and donald trump going back and forth about the source of the unrest at trump's rallies over the weekend. with us from columbus, ohio, msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. kasie, what's the sanders campaign saying this morning? >> hey joe, the beth israel deaconess medical center campaign is very eager, frankly, to have this fight with donald trump. now they don't feel as though there's a risk for them in having their support yeers be s of the people disrupting these rallies. the campaign say they have nothing officially to do with it. but they have been warning donald trump tweeted yesterday morning saying to bernie sanders supporters "be careful or people will show up

. >> bernie sanders personally has been saying he thought he he was going to win in michigan.he polls said the.sit. he was right and the polls were very wrong. >> yeah, and he had a great night. donald trump had the best night n two ways. not just in vote getting but in his control of the media. donald trump, we gave him a 40 minute infomercial uninterrupted here as did every other cable news network. he invited the media to criticize and fact check during that 40 minutes. that was three hours ago. we haven't had a minute to do that. he knows that. he was asked one substantive question by the press. the press is deliberately not mic'd during these events that he has so that you can't hear what the question s. that's deliberate on trump's part. it was about imposing 35% tariffs on cars and everything coming into this country, which is to say a 35% sales tax on american consumers. he refused to answer it. he belittled the reporter who he called jeremy. i don't know who that jeremy is and told him that's a silly question and wouldn't answer it. >> nobody is listening to you, jere

. >> bernie sanders personally has been saying he thought he he was going to win in michigan. the polls said absolutely the opposite. he was right and the polls were very wrong. >> yeah, and he had a great night. donald trump had the best night and he had the best night in two ways. not just in vote getting but in his control of the media. donald trump, we gave him a 40 minute infomercial uninterrupted here as did every other cable news network. he invited the media to criticize and fact check during -- everything he said during that 40 minutes. that was three hours ago. we haven't had a minute to do that yet. he knows that. we have a lot of data pouring in. he knows that. he was asked one substantive question by the press. the press is deliberately not miked during these events that he has so that you can't hear what the question is. that's deliberate on trump's part. it was about imposing 35% tariffs on cars and everything coming into this country, which is to say a 35% sales tax on american consumers. he refused to answer it. he belittled the reporter who he called jeremy.

person. >> minnesota chose a bernie. ing the way that supposedly the other states in the nation vote? >> listen, going with the person with the most votes nationwide. even if bernie got all the superdelegates, he would still be trailing by a pretty significant number. >> at least we agree on something. thank you so much. the gop civil war is heating up. turning to next week wisconsin winner take most primary. set to make his very first trip to the state. does that mean he is running scared? see next. ♪ we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ hi...i'm pamela yellen. you may have read my bestselling book "the bank on yourself revolution". over the last 25 years, i've researched more than 450 financial products. i found that one of the best

as for bernie sanders, one person has been traveling like crazy. he has been to 13 states where delegates are on the line today. donald trump and hillary clinton both want to be leading in a number of states that as we have seen in the past, anything is possible. tonight we will see big changes we think in this campaign. then carson or governor john kasich who haven't gathered a lead on this may drop out. we will have to see what happens later today. sarah hollenbeck. >>> with the florida primary coming up republicans in the area may be considering other options. >> republican party leaders are not ready to endorse candidates. early voting is underway in hillsborough county and has the most republican voters in the state. of donald trump many believe. he has a huge lead in florida. the chairwoman is waiting for voters to decide. >> we are willing to support whoever the ultimate nominee is. i don't think it is over. ohio hasn't voted. >> florida is a winner take all primary march 15. there are 99 delegates. >>> testimony today in the erin andrews tr

bernie sanders. >> only one person did well tonight, donald trump. >> reporter: if donald trump has been swaggering, it could be for good reason. a quinnipiac shows trump thumping marco rubio in the primary, trump with 45% of the likely vote to rubio's 22%. ted cruz and john kasich trailing. and cnn poll released today shows trump with somewhat less commanding 40% to rubio's 24, cruz third, kasich way back. >> running for president. side, hilary clinton continues to command a strong leads over bernie sanders, who rested an upset win in michigan. the quinnipiac poll shows hillary with a nearly 2-1 lead in win or take all florida, 62%, to sanders 32. the cnn orc numbers, similar, clinton draws 61% to sanders 34%. but wait, there is more, a reading from miami shows hilary clinton anileuating benny 64- 26% way more than-1. back to trump trump and marco rubio in florida where some might speak of lies, dim lies and statistics now. a poll scarcely 48 hours old, shows the don's lead over marco dwindling. trump with 38% to a gaining rubio's 30%. the various polls on trump and

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