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so, i'm going to vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton.appy with both of those choices and i'm interested to see whether education plans would turn out to be. >> i decided i am voting for ted cruz for the candidacy because he is a constitutional scholar. he is eloquent. and he is principled, consistently out of all of the candidates so far. >> i am a history buff. ofo enjoy seeing the fabric our country and how things -- just how they work and how they are made. >> i love american history tv. "americandency," that's a great show. >> i had no idea they did history. that's something i would probably love. >> i'm a c-span fan. >> up next on american history harvey schwartz talks about his book, "building the golden gate bridge: a workers' oral history." he showed pictures of the laborers and spoke about their testimonies of harsh weather, safety procedures, and work conditions during the great depression. this program is about an hour. george: welcome to the commonwealth club. i would like to welcome our live audience here in san francisco an

i'm going to vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton.hat theirto education plans would actually elected.to be if >> i've decided i'm voting for ted cruz because he is eloquent and he is principled, consistently out of all the candidates so far. >> each week, american history tv railamerica brings you archive footage. this is korea. in 1951 film documenting the hardships faced by u.s. forces on the peninsula. funded by the u.s. navy and directed by academy award winner john ford, the 50 minute film was produced six months after the war began. when north korea invaded south korea and 1950. in the first major conflict of the cold war, north korea was backed by china and the soviet union. while the u.s. led the united nations force in support of south korea. >> this is korea. [explosions] [gunfire] >> now look at this, and look at this, and look at it. republicat the korean is fighting for. miles of miles and homeless refugees, set adrift by the red scourge. whole families starving, fear-ridden, without hope, beyond the united nations. shots

duke energy convention center.there are no scheduled visits close to the tri-state from bernie sanders or hillary clinton. nine on your side will have both of those events covered for you. tonight - former first lady nancy reagan's body lies in repose at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley.she will be laid to rest next to her beloved late husband later this week after passing away sunday from congestive heart failure. official memorial events are now underway here -- with loved ones first having a small service at the library and later it will be open to the public...it's been closed until today to prepare for friday's funeral. ---package script---nat motorcade arriving at the reagan library this procession bringing nancy reagan's body to its final resting place.nats motorcade but before she's buried, days of ceremonious mourning? beginning at this l-a funeral home where family arrived for a short service the casket, carried out by members of mrs. reagan's secret servicea motorcade transporting that casket to the reagan library in simi valley.southern california fire departments salutin

i'm going to vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. i happy with both of those choices, and i'm interested to see whether education plans and return it to be. >> i have decided i am 40 for ted cruz for the candidacy. he is a constitutional scholar, he is eloquent, and he is principled. consistently out of the candidates so far. announcer: coming up next on the presidency, author richard brookhiser talks about the constitutional convention and the debate on whether it should have contained a bill of rights. he sees the conflicting opinions with james madison, thomas jefferson, and alexander hamilton while also talking about how the bill of rights was eventually ratified by the states. the new york historical society posted this hour-long event. so, tonight's program is james madison, father of the constitution, and it is part of series incture american history. i wouldn't you think carl mingus for all of his support and his evaluation -- he is a valued member of the new york society. trustee carl, thank you. [applause] i would also like

, what does that mean if you don't support republican nominee that means you support bernie sanders or hillary clinton or sit it out what does that mean for all of your republican senate and house candidates and everybody down the ballot in november. >> dickerson: that sense of unpredictability. you mentioned marco rubio, let's watch, actually, a moment of anguish of marco rubio talking about this. >> i mean, i already talked about the fact hillary clinton would be terrible for this country. but the fact that you're even asking me that question, i still at this moment continue to intend to support the republican nominee. but getting harder ever day. >> harder ever day. >> that was real moment. that was a real -- >> dickerson: whether he'll support donald trump. >> that seemed like a real moment of -- he's ashen. real moment of anguish. and i would based on that i'm led to believe that he could not in good conscious support donald trump. not do a chris christie. >> they're all thinking about november and their v but thinking about their own reputations beyond november. >> like to think that they're --

i am going to vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. i am happy with either of those choices. i have decided i am voting ar ted cruz because he is scholar, eloquent, and principled. he is the most consistent of all of the candidates so far. announcer: earlier tonight, the annual gridiron dinner was held in washington, d.c. to 1885 where politicians and reporters gather for dinner and skits. it is close to cameras but we of the arrivals on camera earlier in washington, it d.c. [indiscernible conversation] >> how are you? enjoy your evening! >> ok. >> straightahead. chatter] t >> how are you doing? [indistinct chatter] >> happy birthday! [laughter] [indistinct chatter] >> good evening. [indistinct chatter] ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every morning. morning, theorrow campaign reporter for the washington journal joins us tomorrow morning to talk about the results of this weekend's caucuses and primary. also, james thurber will be on hand to talk about his new look book.out his new and karin joins us to talk about the role

.== vo == but, neither bernie sanders or hillary clinton held back when the moderators asked about republicanr donald trump - and his rallies. >> : donald trump is a patholgical liar." /"donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters - he's saying if you go out and beat somebody up ,that's ok, i'll pay the legal fees. that is the >> : there's just so much of what he's doing that i think we all have to reject because it's so at odd with our values. you don't make america great by tearing down everything that made america great. many of the voter questions at the town hall centered around the economy. they asked how the candidates would revive manufacturing in america's rust belt. >> : we have to look at how we keep a steel industry going. standing here tonight, i can't tell you exactly what that would look like, but i can pledge to you that i'm committed to keeping a steel industry and steel workers working in ohio and america. >> scott :and, ohio voters wanted to know what they would do about international trade deals. >> : no rational person is talking about building a wall.

. >> if we have bernie sanders or hillary clinton, what does that do to the political landscape do you think? >> i think it suggests it's a continuation of the current administration for four more years and i think that's where theyment to see a leader and somebody that's decisive. that's what a republican candidate so far have given the voting public. it's not limited to the republicans, david. we've seen independents across the country so far. we've seen democrats switch on election day to vote republican. it's not like it used to be where they're trying to inprudence the outcome of the other side. they found a horse they want to support and it's exciting. >>> the democrats running for their nomination met here at wral. social security, and the u.s. supreme court. i s all so pes ansizes. wiight torefragcont new aick scted oil er ts youl up own. e pe ount of agrance.noter th of room.ai . mes inir ke let so the'a bierence ma(tap snd and ng sen.(eant sound) (dsoun whencomes ciality, neemoreice. our next psideneeda realn keocial secuty sg. (elet no ndides en tal gi us a an teacr ...ountm

of the gop caucus in maine yesterday on the democratic side we are waiting to hear of bernie sanders or hillary clinton pulled off the win in maine today. both are getting ready to take place in the debate or take part in the debate in michigan. sanders and clinton agreed to add debates to their scheduled months ago clinton called for one of those debates take place and plan to keep a spotlight on the town where the water supply is contaminated with lead difference the debate starts at eight tonight and will be broadcast by cnn. all aboard for a old alike uh we have a look at a huge train show that pulled into our area what it means for training fuse is of all ages and the tribe takes selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and delivering them at the original mattress factory we take a straightforward approach. we have eliminated the extra steps and created a direct line from our factory to you. check check went to hello hello hello hello the

i will vote for bernie sanders or hillary clinton, i am happy with both of those choices. >> i have decided i imploding for ted cruz for the candidate see because he is a scholar, he is eloquent, and he is principled out of all the other candidates so far. ♪ >> each week american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. up next, a visit to the national museum of american jewish history in philadelphia to learn about their exhibition, tracing the history of the jewish people in america from 1654 to the present day. this is part one of a two-part program. claire pingel: welcome to the national museum of jewish-american history. my name is claire pingel, i'm the associate curator at the exam and i'm happy to be a tour today. the museum was started in 1976 by one of the five original jewish congregations that date back to the colonial period. we shared a building with them for 35 years and open in this location of november of 2010. we are right in the middle of independence mall in philadelphia, halfway between independence hall or the nation got its start and the nat

i will vote for other -- either bernie sanders or hillary clinton.erested to see what their plans with it -- would turn out to be. >> i am voting for ted cruz. he is a constitutional scholar. he is eloquent. and he is principled. ♪ each week until the 2016 election roadhouse rings --hival pressprich archival coverage. the massachusetts democrat 19 out of 10 states on super north carolinag senator john edwards to drop out of the race. senator kerry lost to incumbent george w. bush. this event from washington dc is just over 20 minutes. ♪

guarantee the nomination (a cnn poll came out today and most believe that whether it's bernie sanders or hillary clinton, that they would beat donald trump in the general election by about 10 points. what's your reaction to that? long ways off. the fall election is different from this time of year. you tend to get less and less of right-wing anything. the more experience of clinton or sanders, that might weigh against it. >> >>: you said we could mitt romney's name again (there is talk of romney coming in asen 11 hour white knight for the republican party. the idea might be enough to seize enough delegates to block the nomination. i have to wait and see how they feel about tonight. >> you wouldn't be surprise fundamental that happens? >> it's always a pleasure to . >>> welcome back everyone. in terror related new, amile tare group is preparing to actively engage top isis leadership. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. elite delta force is preparing to target, capture and kill top isis leaders. they have set up safe houses, establishing informant networks and coordinating

you think this enthusiasm, this greater enthusiasm for bernie sanders, versus what it is for hillary clinton, is because hillary clinton, whether orly a fact, she has been subjected to attack, maybe you think deservedly but subjected to attacks for decades and bernie sanders right now still even though you have hillary clinton going after him for some -- supporting some pro gun legislation and other things here and there, margin he hasn't suffered the kind of brutal attack that hillary clinton has, or, that any of the republicans who are still standing have. >> without a doubt. if you looked at the television advertising on the republican side versus the democratic side. it is a fierce battle where they are taking each other down on the republican side. >> and wives. >> on the democratic side they each have been advertising on their strength, not so much trying to take down as when you don't have the millions of dollars with that negative frame clearly you are right, that has had some impact that her length of time on the public stage underattack at many points, certainly has contributed to her higher unfavorable to maybe a lack o

single-payer healthcare, if you really look at the people who are right now backing up bernie sanders or hillary clinton, they're young people. > kimberly: okay. > dr. bonati: why? because the young people are not prepared really to understand what is going topen with them in the next 10 years. > kimberly: right. well they're being spoonfed from college, colleges and universities by the liberals and they're only hearing that agenda. > dr. bonati: absolutely. but at the same time is they don't really know anything. the other day i saw the people on the street in some of the abc or cbs or fox or some of these television, they were asking questions on, what is the difference between > kimberly: correct. > dr. bonati: it's amazing to see that these people who are voting for a socialistic behavior they have no idea what socialism is. > kimberly: right. > dr. bonati: and the worst part of it is the lies of "i'm going to give you free education." that's not going to happen. that's not going > kimberly: right. > dr. bonati: "i'm going to give you free healthcare." that's not going to happen. that's not going to

. >> we are going to get this wrong:we elect bernie sanders or hillary clinton as president. reporter: marco rubio hit the campaign trail in florida. the lake county school board are concerned about how some teachers are are spending money meant for the kid. breaking news out of orlando. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting in parramore. what do we know? reporter: investigators tell me they were called out to the scene around 8:30 tonight. they got several calls into 911. was a victim on the ground. when police got out here they found a man who had been shot multiple imes. apparently there was some sort of altercation in the 600 block of jefferson street in parramore. police say they are not quite sure what the motive was. as soon as we learn more specific details we'll pass those along to you. for now police are asking anybody with information give them a call at o.p.d. or if you would like to remain anonymous, call 423-tips. bob: marco rubio return to the sunshine state rallying hopefully supporters in sanford.

if hillary clinton or bernie sanders wins the presidency, that is going to be there. hillary clinton can say $12 is ok. labor won't let her do that. if she wins, we are going to see a $15 minimum wage. if bernie sees it, it we will --initely see $50 million $15 minimum wage. alexander: i am eager to invite the audience to participate. or now, maybe five more minutes of discussion between us and then q and a. before i hand the mic over to the audience, let me ask you about that. warmer senator, former secretary of state hillary clinton declared her candidacy, her second candidacy for president. as for freedom park -- how many of you have you that freedoms park? the counterpoint of this wonderful establishment in the new york city metropolitan area. , you cane based there find a memorialized fdr. they are really a library, museum there as well. family, the comments were that it was a compelling speech, it was impelling oratory for someone who we are talking about clinton. for someone who was not the charismatic senator obama, then senator obama. but that speech itself la

whether it's bernie sanders or hillary clinton or john kasich, trump, cruz. let the people go in to make an informed decision. if you would like to stand outside with your sign from kink cos, have at it. this isn't cuba, right? >> go ahead and do it. >> not yet. >> that's the problem, i don't like to see violence like that i worked my whole life as a prosecutor against violent crimes. >> do you blame the candidate for this? >> his language has insighted people to think it's legitimate to respond in this way. when you see it's a pattern, it's not that it happened at one event or two. >> you know about wwe. the wrestling or ultimate fighting. you blame the fighters and wrestlers if there's something that goes on in the audience or parking lot? >> no. >> you blame people who fight in a parking lot when they -- >> i think they're out of control, this happens at nfl games? >> no, the hockey players aren't standing up and using the kind of -- >> so people model after the hockey players, they're modelling on donald trump saying, i'd like to punch that guy in the fac

. >> we'll get this wrong if we elect bernie sanders or hillary clinton as president. >> and marco rubio focusing on central florida as we hit one week before the winner take all primary. >> john: ` and taking on the nba's best team and it goes to the wire. the highlight of the game that >> amy: trending this morning, a rock ' n' roll disappointment. find out why acdc had to postpone its only florida concert that was originally scheduled for this friday. >> john: i can't believe they're still touring. ual of these bands like this. >> amy: the rolen stones are still going too. >> john: we're running out of time for some of these bands. i want to see them before they're gone. >> jayme: let's get the show on the road here. and coastal brevard county, and our temperature spread matches up nicely with the winds right now. we have gone calm and skies are partially clear out here. we have 40s peppering in. the breeze is freshened. we warm things it up in melbourne at 70. and ocean-blown cloud cover riding in on the east, northeast air flow. partly cloudy, mix skies. it was no problem today. sol

i'm going to vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. i'm happy with both of those.education plan what excellent turnout to be. >> i've decided i'm voting for ted cruz for the candidacy. because he is a constitutional scholar, he is eloquent, and he is principled. consistently come out of all the candidate so far. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> today, the heads of the pentagon central, africa and special operations command testified in the senate armed services committee. that's live in 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> join us this thursday for live coverage of the white house state dinner for canadian prime minister justin trudeau. beginning at 6:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the sears c-span -- this year's c-span student cam competition, answering the question what issues they most want to get us to discuss during the 2016 presidential campaign. students to list the economy equality, education, an

byby that a handful of people said theyhan could change their opinion particularly if bernie sanders or hillary clinton wins the election. >> ie would rather have a less liberalul r nominee like merrick garland then a nominee that hillary clinton if she were president would put forward. >> a small number of republicans now say they are willing n to at least meet with garland after the senate's two-week break butut they point out quickly that that will only be as a courtesy quick. courtesy. >>> still ahead, mothers for justice taking a stand in cleveland. >> what they'ren working to shine a aligned light on and how they are working toon a make sure certain crimes don't happen again.ke to keepw of the memory of one of >>> first day of spring. it's looking a little bit gray on this first day of spring but. >> no snow. >> and that is more than they can say on parts of the east coast. >> they are gettinge east some spots from that nor'easter today so if you few have slight plans nor today. >> keep that in mind. of course jen has it all. >> she does. she has the information for forth for us to get you can'tc

i do not support either hillary clinton or bernie sanders but at least bernie sanders is consistent. there's a predictability you can work with with donald trump, there isn't with ted cruz there is, he has been a constitutional conservative. >> what states does cruz need to win and how big does he need to get them? >> he needs to get 80 to 86% of the delegates from here on out. we would love to see john kasich drop out of the race. the more cruz versus trump campaign the more people turn to cruz from trump. what we have been able to do is go bark and go after some of the rubio delegates, some of them like the ones from my state of georgia, they are bound to the convention until rubio releases them, he says he's not going to. other states like louisiana we have been successful. we understand the system a lot better than the trump campaign does. we are going back after the rubio delegates. each state has its own rules. probably the first day of the convention is going to be the most significant day and that's when we do settle the rules for delegates becoming unbound. and we have more

. >> what are the odds you think bernie sanders or hillary clinton will actually win florida in the primary? >> it looks like it's a clinton win here, but i guarantee you than expected, that's helpful to him going on after florida. this tends to be clinton territory somewhat, her long ties to the state. there will also be a larger share of the electorate of they like clinton. it's florida. it's exciting. it's competitive. >> always a swing state. how about this one, we're talking about tonight. what do you think of cruz, rubio? what do they have to do to gain ground on donald trump tonight? >> they have to make some inroads and point to people policy opinions. they can't be rude. enough of that. people want these candidates to rise above, not stoop down to trump's level in terms of the language that he uses and so forth. it looks like the candidates strategy, how can they keep trump from gaining the delegates needed in order to send it to a contested convection. that's the only thing that they can do right now. >> thank you, dr. mcmanis, for being with us yet again. we look forward to heari

. >> who would be a stronger challenger for bernie sanders or hillary clinton. it be donald trump, ted cruz or marco rubio. >> we should not fear the world -- let them sort out their nomination process and then we'll take that on. right now our concern is voter turnout, voter enthusiasm. clearly we want to register new voters, get them deeply involved and turn out. 17 more states will be holding caucuses or primaries over the next, what, several days, two weeks. there's a lot of delegates still left at the table, so whether you're bernie sanders or marco rubio or ted cruz, there's still a lot of delegates up for grabs. >> we're following the breaking news on mitt romney to deliver what he's describing as a major statement on the 2016 campaign tomorrow. we're going to speak with one of his deputy campaign managers from four years ago when we come back. bounce back like... ...it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... . id, h retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. this refreshing wate

and somehow we have got to get them to understand that if you put bernie sanders or hillary clinton in there, what is going to happen will be so much worse than anything they could imagine with whichever of the republicans they don't like. think need to consider their children and their grandchildren. but on steroids. >> well said. dr. carson -- go ahead. >> remember what i said about hillary. >> yeah. i do remember. all right. thank you, dr. carson. appreciate it. here with reaction contributor tucker carlson, senior correspondent geraldo rivera. look. i don't know any other way to say this, geraldo. there's a circular firing squad emerging. >> sure is. >> it is ugly and as ugly as it's ever been and just elects hillary clinton an i'm saying this today. >> no doubt about it. >> so that they can stop what they're doing. what are your thoughts? >> my thought is that talk about rinos. republicans in name only. these guys are obviously filled with more hatred for each other than dismayed at the prospect of a hillary clinton presidency. it is destructive. it is spiteful. it is not helpful.

i will vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. am happy with both of those choices and i am interested in their programs. >> i am voting for ted cruz. he is eloquent and he is principal. he is the most consistent out of the candidates so far. >> this year c-span's student cam competition was one of the biggest yet. students produced documentaries using our road to the white house theme. the students told us they would like to hear the candidates talk about economy, a quality, education, and immigration. be sure to tune in wednesday morning at 8:00 eastern. we will announce the grand prize winner, the first place winner, and the fan favorite, chosen by the public. former first lady lady nancy reagan died sunday at her home in the bel air section of los angeles. she and her husband, ronald reagan, entered the white house in 1981. as first lady, she was well known for taking on the issue of drug use amongst teens with her "just say no" campaign. she was 94 years old. richard norton smith -- nancy reagan was part of the discussion. th

the police should not kick somebody out because donald trump or bernie sanders or hillary clinton orruz says to kick them out because, again, unless they are materially interfering with the speech -- >> if they're disrupting, materially disrupting -- >> then they can be kicked out. if they are just displaying some emblem, something as hateful as the kkk, something as twisted as a torn up flag, something as direct as a t-shirt, that's protected speech and the police have to protect the right of the speaker to speak, the right of the listeners to hear and the right of the protesters to protest. they have to find that fine line that protects all of them. >> uh-huh. that's the thing, the disruption has to be very big, in a school even, a school can't throw out a student unless it can be shown it's a significant disruption to the class. in a presidential rally, the standard would be even more forgiving of the protester. judge, great to see you as always. >> good to be here, megyn. enjoy your vacation. >> thank you. going to the happiest place on earth. >> your kids will love it. >> that's

great that there is a robust debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, very healthy for democracy but the difference in terms of who bernie sanders or hillary clinton appoints on the supreme court compared to ted cruz or donald trump or john kasich would appoint to the supreme court is enormous. talking about either having a justice scalia or a justice so you soto mayor. the difference between those people are so dramatic the stakes of their election are so high. [applause] >> the decisions are pretty important with major ramifications for our country but the 2000 election, bush versus gore, was another decision to change the direction of the country. i can only imagine if it did not happen. i want to ask you a little bit about the reference in your book to fascism, neo-fascism. a lot of words thrown on about what is going on particularly in the trump campaign. where would you go with that? is it a neofascist movement? do you think trump is appealing to that blind obedience fascism often requires? >> not necessarily. people would like to have simple answers on that. a lot of our media loves to blame the people. after you blame the p

donald trump is the republican nominee, who does he have a tough every time against, bernie sanders or hillary clinton? >> well it is going to be hillary clinton would give him the tougher challenge because she has in place an infrastructure across the united states. for democratic voters who are not happy with republicans anyway, donald trump does not resonate with them so hillary clinton will snag some republicans and that will be her mission. and i think at that point donald trump should he emerge will have an uphill battle. >> is he with texas tomorrow? >> it is a toss-up but he has surprised us over and over again. >> he is changing the face of politics especially on the republican side. is this a new republican party? >> he is not the first person in history to come from another place and make a run for the presidency. he has really figured out the media and the message. >>> yes, he has. >>> brian silva, thank you. >>> my pleasure. >>> we know housing prices are skyrocketing. but a new study suggests that those high tech workers are getting priced out. >>> it is a warmer day around the bay area.

gymnasium, where i'm going to take you now and line up according to whether they support bernie sanders or hillary clinton on one side or the other of the -- of the area. they expect it will take about two hours. these things have taken about two hours across the state and they expect this to take about two hours for democrats to figure which they support. at 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight, they will start releasing all of the numbers. the whole numbers. you got 25 delegates up here in nebraska, and they won't be able to figure out exactly how they break down until later in the day. this is the gym. democracy in action here. bernie supporters here on the left side of the gym. hillary supporters there on the right side of the gym. i can give you an idea how excited the people are here. you guys ready to caucus here? [ cheers ] and if you come down here -- these are the hillary -- hillary camp. [ cheers ] now, interestingly, they had pulled out just these bleachers on this side. they've now pulled out the bleachers on this side, because they expect so many people in this gym they will have to use both sides. the

. >> charlie, what do you think would the republicans rather run against bernie sanders or hillary clintonbecause if they have to run against hillary clinton they have to defend the south, which they wouldn't have to do against bernie sanders. they wouldn't -- they might not necessarily lose any states down there, but they would have to spend money and organize down there and they would have to take the south seriously, but this is one of those situations where you take a deep breath and thank god for the electoral college. >> these are the polls where bernie sanders wants to bring them to washington and show his friends, the professionals remain unimpressed by these. >> and their reasons by the professionals are unimpressed in general by these kinds of polls because they don't follow the question do you know anything about candidate x or candidate y? i'm not a pollster. i can't say they're entirely worthless and bernie sanders is right to bring them up, they are points in his favor. in the end i guess my gut is that hillary clinton is the one the republicans don't want to run against. >>

do you think that president obama -- let's say hillary clinton or bernie sanders was the nominee. do you think president obama would pressure them to take garland? >> i think he would. because he has said himself, merrick garland happens to be the most qualified person for the job. but i want to go back to another point, if we could. the republicans like to play obstructionist politics. that works in off year elections. what have we seen in 2008, 2012? presidential election years, doesn't work so well. so they're taking a huge gamble. >> you always know when i'm on with a radio guy. he has perfectly set up our next block with the throw to the next block. we are definitely going to get to that. i'll put up a poll in advance of that. we just put up the 61-36. people want them to take a vote. when you break that down actually by party, it gets really interesting, right? so you have -- do you approve of the republicans not considering republicans, the total is 55% disapprove of it. dems, 79% disapprove of it. let's look at independents, 57% disapprove. >> not only playing with fire, b

that's the main issue that democrats are dealing with whether it's bernie sanders or hillary clinton. she happens to be a little bit more hard by the brush of her husband being the person who got nafta through. that's why we didn't see him in michigan campaigning. it's a very very interesting sort of thing we are going to see whether it's ohio. illinois going forward, it's that winner take all state and it's really the undercurrent that dc and all the others strategists seem to be missing is that these are the folks, that's why they like donald trump and are really reacting to bernie sanders message because they feel no one has heard them and no one has been acting for them. jon: donald trump, speaking of rhetoric brother last night in regard to one of his competitors. i want you to hear what he had to say mercedes . >> i have no message to marco. it's been a tough night for him but he's going to make his own decisions. i've actually had a good relationship with marco, believe it or not. he became hostile about two weeks ago and it didn't work. the question mark hostility works for so

two-person race. >> my guess is the concern is not that those republicans would vote for bernie sanders or hillary clinton, it is the concern they just wouldn't come out and do much of anything? >> right. and so part of the concern with some republicans who support john kasich or marco rubio about this race winnowing to just ted cruz and donald trump is that maybe some of the more moderate republicans would fall out of this race and not show up to the polls. because there are still moderate republicans, especially to the john kasich end of the spectrum, who might not feel comfortable with some of ted cruz's more conservative positions. and so the question would be do they feel more strongly that they don't want trump to be the nominee or more strongly that they dislike ted cruz and that's kind of an open question. >> rebecca berg from real clear politics.com. fun to watch. thank you. >> thank you, shem. >>> you've heard a lot about the importance of next week's primaries in ohio and florida. they are important. but don't neglect north carolina. we'll take you there for an explanation of why tar heel state

i think trump is -- whether it's bernie sanders or hillary clinton at the democratic nominee, do you think donald trump is going to be an easy victory? >> no, our cover story this week about the challenge donald trump poses to democrats. >> you see him as formidable? >> i see him as posing a challenge. he's talking about protections jobs. about a trade policy that sounds good to a lot of people who have lived with economic pain and anxiety. it's going to demand of any democratic candidate a very bold, populist response, not one of dividing people but of inclusion. so i'm not gleeful. and in this unprecedented election, never say never. that congressman talked a lot about our next commander in chief. we're living in a time of dire international crises. we have gotten by way of discussion is a foreign policy by bumper sticker. it's a scandal this country that we don't learn more about what these candidates would do, they talk about more torture, carpet bombing the sands of the middle east, fighting terrorism in ways that make no sense. >> are you saying taking the oil is not specific e

we know right now donald trump in a head to head matchup with bernie sanders or hillary clinton loseslack vote. you're also a minister. at the heart of some of the most violent rallies that we have seen in modern american politics, you were there. you saw the crowds. do you believe that donald trump plays a role in inciting this? >> in inciting, no. because you don't see the donald trump supporters fighting each other. now, if he was creating an atmosphere and a climate of hate, you would see the people that were there to attend fighting each other. >> that doesn't make any sense. who fights each other when you're on the same side? >> that tells me those who are antagonistic towards him are coming in with the intention of causing conflict and disruption. >> when you say antagonistic, when yousy the video out of north carolina where the protester is leaving the building and is sucker punched by a donald trump supporter, who is the antagonist there? >> i don't know if that was a donald trump supporter who sucker punched him, number one. >> no, no, let's be clear. he said he was a suppor

have some new numbers that show how he stacks up and some hypotheticals against either bernie sanders or hillary clintonand is hillary clinton already looking past super tuesday preparing herself for a showdown against the republican front runner? we will talk to someone who knows donald trump himself. will join me live here on set. you are watching cnn's special live coverage on this super tuesday. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. send. brad could use a new bike. send. [google:] message. you decide. they're your kids. why are you guys texting grandma? it was him. it was him. keep your family connected. app-connect. on the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. ithere was 14 of us in a four bedroom apartment in the projects in boston. to be the first, actually, kid to buy a house in my family... ...i just realized that, i'm the first kid to buy a house... ...it's a very proud moment. whatever home means to you, we'll help you find it. zillow. >>> the democratic voters in 11 states are going to the polls as well. hillary clinton, she is hoping for a sweep of the deep south. while senator sand

i will vote for either bernie sanders or hillary clinton. am interested to see whether plans with her not to be. -- would turn out to be. >> i have decided that i will vote for ted cruz, because he is a scholar, eloquent, and he is principal, out of all the candidates so far. ♪ republican presidential candidate, senator ted cruz, spoke yesterday at the annual conservative political action conference. his remarks are about 40 minutes. ♪ [applause] senator cruz: god bless cpac. trump is a skipping cpac. [booing] senator cruz: i think somebody told him that megyn kelly was going to be here. or even worse, he was told there were conservatives who would be here. [applause] senator cruz: even worse, he was told there were libertarians who would be here. or even worse, they told him young people would be here. [applause] senator cruz: none of you all have a degree from trump university? [applause] [chanting trump] [booing] senator cruz: the men and women here are a grassroots army. the men and women here love liberty. let me tell you, as dire as th

but, neither bernie sanders or hillary clinton held back when the about donald trump - and his rallies. "donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters - he's saying if you go out and beat somebody up ,that's ok, i'll pay the legal fees. that is an outrage." sot: hillary clinton / d "there's just so much of what he's doing that i reject because it's so at odd with our values. you great by tearing down everything that made america great." an appeals hearing is set for today...after on ohio judge rules can vote in tomorrow's primary...if they're 18 by election day. the judge said the secretary of state was wrong in denying them the vote...after 9 teens sued the state. developing now... maryland police are investigating... after one of their own is shot and killed outside the police department building. officials say police officer jacai jah-kai colson was killed by two suspects, in what they're calling an "unwarranted attack." police say one of the suspects was also injured in the exchange of gunfire... and is listed in stable condition. the second suspect was later arre