ask him and see what he says. >> bill hemmer, thank you sir.oining us now, the chairman of the national republican committee, republican national committee reince priebus, say that scenario plays out the way bill hemmer laid it out, what would happen, prins prebus? >> well, you would have -- first of all, it would depend on what happens with the unbound delegates so it depends, obviously, if trump can pick up enough unbound delegates to commit to them then on the first vote he would get 1,237 and be the nominee. if he doesn't he would be short and then you go to ballot number two under the rules. you would call the roll again and you would keep calling the roll until somebody gets to the majority of delegates. that's what would happen but i think the key to what bill just outlined, it was mostly correct, not completely but the key is ske me in a beweek and a half a it might be different. probably going to change up and down and we have still got a few months of this analysis that we're going to be doing and talking about. >> trump went in with

look at the numbers bill hemmer just gave us. 105 of 118 available bound delegates tonight. got 54 unbound delegates of which many have said and pledged that they will support trump or the winner of their district. looks like most of pennsylvania went that way. so you got trump very clearly approaching 1,000 tonight in terms of delegates. you said in your newsletter that tonight would tell us a lot. how to you interpret tonight's results? >> well, i think, look, it's an even bigger sweep than i expected. i think bill hemmer said that trump will have carried every single county in all five states. that is an astonishing achievement. that means, of course, he's going to get all the congressionally allocated delegates. now so this is a big night for him. and it raises a very interesting question about the mindset of the news media and the mindset of washington which is what is it you think is going to change when you get to the next big fight? why do you think california where trump is ahead by at least 18 points, what is it that's going to suddenly go sour for trump? what is i

ask him and see what he says. >> bill hemmer, thank you sir.ning us now, the chairman of the national republican committee, republican national committee reince priebus, say that scenario plays out the way bill hemmer laid it out, what would happen, prins prebus? >> well, you would have -- first of all, it would depend on what happens with the unbound delegates so it depends, obviously, if trump can pick up enough unbound delegates to commit to them then on the first vote he would get 1,237 and be the nominee. if he doesn't he would be short and then you go to ballot number two under the rules. you would call the roll again and you would keep calling the roll until somebody gets to the majority of delegates. that's what would happen but i think the key to what bill just outlined, it was mostly correct, not completely but the key is ske me in a beweek and a half a it might be different. probably going to change up and down and we have still got a few months of this analysis that we're going to be doing and talking about. >> trump went in with 40

bill hemmer thank you so much. >> talk to you a bit later.hanks. >> joining us now on set former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is with us. mr. mayor, how are you? >> i'm very god. >> all right. obviously a big night for trump. we don't know the total delegate count. should be between 88 and 95 by the looks of it and the numbers we are running. my question is, you have voted for him today. you said you support him not endorse? >> people think that support is endorsement. my view of endorsement is being part of the campaign. but i fully support him, completely urge people to vote for him. i think he would be the best candidate to beat hillary clinton. i'm just not part of the campaign and i don't want people to think that i am. >> stay right there, mr. mayor. we're going to dip in and hear a little bit of hillary clinton talking in new york. she is a clinton headquarters as we continue our coverage from trump tower tonight. we're just going to -- let's hear a little bit from hillary right now. ♪ these streets will make you feel brand new ♪

bill hemmer breaks down all the numbers. >> this is what we did. took all the polling on the remaining contests left to go. we did political websites in the best political minds with a possible scenario ways and how you get the 1237 if you're donald trump. right now he starts off the night 737. he needs 500 delegates needed to get to the magic number. in 10 days, wyoming has a state convention would believe most will go to ted cruz it doesn't change the math. new york state if you get 50%, which am could do, you'd get on 95 delegates as we take through this. watch as the number changes throughout the map. the other five contests at the end of april seem to favor trial. we were rather generous in rhode island and connecticut, delaware, maryland and pennsylvania. through 30th at 927. 310 away. now image of the month of may. first contest tuesday and native indiana. trump is doing pretty well right now in the hoosier state. we'll see if it stays that way the next month or so. then we got the following tuesday where west virginia is winner take all and

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bill hemmer on fox news and boad heavily weighted his predictions towards trump and could -- deirdre:ongressman i will not pick a bone with you or bill hemmer because he knows that board inside and out. but there are people, all respect intended to you both say that it is possible, especiallys is way further out, but the granddaddy of them all, california in june and then those 150 unattached delegates. still doesn't get to the majority. deirdre: okay. so it sounds like at least if you were a betting man you will say contested nominee, have spoken a little too early, i got to tell you. they will have egg on their face. deirdre: we hear the shot across the bow. former house majority leader tom delay. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: congressman delay with me there. fox business will bring you wall-to-wall coverage much super tuesday 3. five big states in the northeast. neil cavuto, lou dobbs, myself, the rest of the team, we will have coverage for you starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> we do want to let you know what is going on of a hours with alphabet's google. you did have the s

bill hemmer is just off camera. >> he so desperately wants to be on camera. >> he's eating pineapple,nging out. >> go keep him company. i'm going to move on. >>> now to the gop side. former presidential nominee mitt romney predicting donald trump will be the nominee if -- if -- both of his rivals stay in the race through the convention. >> i think cruz and kasich divide the vote, if you will, and that would make it easier for mr. trump to win the winner-take-all congressional districts and winner-take-all states to get the delegates he needs either to get the 1,237 or to get close enough to it to persuade uncommitted delegates that he'd's need to get the victory on the first ballot. >> governor romney did not say which candidate should actually drop out. though kasich has been facing questions about his path moving forward. >>> joining us now, charlie black, chair of the washington lobbying firm who's helping the kasich campaign craft its convention strategy. great to have you on "the real story," charlie. so glad you could join us. when you hear mitt romney saying either cruz or your

bill hemmer is breaking down the math. bill? >> love me some nutmeg.have got like eight hours tonight, right? so, you are right, megyn. here is where we are right now on the delegate map. we will go back on the board here. we called trump in three of the northeast states so far. here is the number 904. 333 realtime shy of pledged dels. forget about the five up here in the northeast the few we called here. look at the calendar and now we can project further into next week and beyond. next week we think favors trump. that's indiana. puts him at 949. maybe that's right. we'll come back to that in a moment here. the week after nebraska we think that's for cruz. same day we think west virginia favors trump. is he very close now to 1,000 at that point. third week in may we go to oregon. favors trump. week after washington state favors cruz. at the moment. look where he would be at 999. that would be where we would go toward june 7th. that tuesday, on that day we think cruz in montana, cruz in south dakota. we think trump and kasich right now split the delega

bill hemmer is here at the "bill" board, named after him. what's the latest projection according to your mapping? >> two days in a row this is now. can you believe it? so here's what we did. we got together with our research team. our brain room. we took all the polling that is available. there's not a lot of polling in indiana which makes it a bit confusing. here's what we did. your starting numbers, 845 for trump right now, he needs to get to 1,237. five states next tuesday, all in the northeast. we think trump does well in rhode island. in connecticut. in compare. in maryland. and in pennsylvania. but he would still be below the 1,000 mark according to our calculation right now as of next tuesday night. >> so those are all next tuesday. but then you got all these western states. what happens after that? >> jeff is in a really good spot there in indianapolis. there is a reason why trump went there today. indiana right now would appear to favor ted cruz. could change. don't know. so we put cruz in indiana, and you see how he gets that numbe

bill hemmer, martha mccallum joining me live from philadelphia. wow! you guys have friends.r, will you regime like that for me? you're hosting america's town hall atop the hour. and first, i'm going to ask you about the format. >> we have an amazing crowd. we're going to bring them back to new york with us and pretty much everywhere we go, right? >> good evening. we are in historic philadelphia. and we've got 300, 400 very eager folks here who will -- well, they'll be voting on tuesday. and this is one of the main five states. so we've come here to figure out what is on america's minds as we get ever so close. >> we're really excited to be here. we're going to get their pulse for what's going on here in pennsylvania. a lot of important rates ahead. we're going to have a good conversation with john kasich. ted cruz as well. we're going to talk about the race on the whole. we've got lisa booth and ted hayes. our good buddies are here. a lot of energy in this room. >> all right. >> so, martha and bill, can you guys hear me? >> a little bit. okay, you got me. it's like super tue

bill hemmer has more on how new york congressional districts will play a pivotal role tonight. >> good right now. as we mentioned, 95 delegates on the line on the republican side in new york. in this state we have 62 counties. but as carl was mentioning it's not the counties that matter. these are the congressional districts of which there are 27. in each district, there are 3 delegates available. if a candidate gets higher than 50% in that district, they get all 3 delegates f. they do not get to 50%, they get two delegates. and the second place finisher gets one. clear as mud, right? upstate you've got big areas with not a lot of people. but a lot of area. around new york city and the boroughs here, look how crowded it gets with all these colors down here in the bottom right. we put an inset map here to show you 12 different congressional districts that cover only 46 miles from staten island to westchester. it is a remarkable area of the country. we're going to watch how this develops tonight. back in 2012, we mentioned this repeatedly. it did not matter for republicans. why? because

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there is a long way to go, 1237 delegates are needed to secure the nomination and bill hemmer is breaking math at the bill board. hi, bill. >> if you're confused at home, don't worry. this is what we did. we took all of the polling on the remaining 16, 17 contest left to go. we cross pollenated with different political web sites trying to find out what a possible scenario is and how you get to 1237 if you're donald trump. right now, he starts out not counting wisconsin, 737. he needs 500 to get to the magic number. so in 10 days, wyoming has a state convention, we believe those will go to ted cruz. new york state, if you get plus 50%, which trump can do, you'd get all 95. watching now, as this number changes, throughout the map here. then, other five contests at the end of april, seemed to favor trump so we're rather generous in rhode island, connecticut, delaware, maryland and pennsylvania. see where he is at the end of april. still 310 away. now, moving into may. may, indiana, we believe trump is doing well now in the hoosier state. we'll see over the next month or so. then, we go to fo

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. ted cruz looking to stop donald trump's momentum and keep his campaign alive. >> if we are to win the nomination and pen more importantly, win the general election. we must unite. and carly as a vice presidential nominee who i believe is superbly gifted and skilled to help unite this party and bring us together so we are united as one. >> i'm prepared to stand by his side to give his everything i have to restore the soul of our party and defeat donald trump and defeat hillary clinton and take our country back. gregg: trump blasting ted cruz's announcement. >> what's he doing picking vice presidents? he has no path to victory. he's the first presidential candidate in the history of this country who is math mathically eliminated from becoming president to choose a vice president. i wish them well, but they are not going to do it. martha: trump is leading cruz in indiana by more than six points. the new cruz-fiorina ticket. chris stirewalt joins us. your take on this move. it kind of sta

look at the what bill hemmer projected he will be 50 or 75 delegates short after california.and we'll have 150 unbound delegates in the 40 days between california and cleveland. then donald trump can close the deal. if he doesn't win on the first ballot, here comes ted cruz. >> is that where kasich comes in? give him credit. he stuck in the race longer than the other competitor who had more money and backing. >> most credit he gets is he does it on a thin budget. he is waiting for a land mine and he hopes it is one of the players cruz or trump. but he will be facing a convention and hope that people toss the ball to him and say john you are our guy and we will cut the deal. it is your ball. run with it? >> here is the problem with. that if cruz and trump have this many delegates. they will rewrite the rules in the week before the nomination. and voters going to ted cruz is selling a pipe dream. 1- 31. why kasich pushes the pipe dream only he knows and he has a sliver of a chance but it is ridiculous that marco rubio has more delegates. >> he's not gotten enough voters and sho

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what are the things that bill hemmer was saying okay, trump is organizing in the northeast and in thest? >> they say i don't look like a preacher. that is what they tell me. this is not a preachery look. so if you're antipolitician, it's a great year to be trump. cruz made a big mistake with this saying i think he's going to have to play it perfect to take him on. if you look back at what trump has done, he just got into politics. and here he is, just steam rolling everyone. i think it looks weak and it's going to -- it didn't help. >> the team. >> some exit polls confirm issues we have talked about now for a long time. pennsylvania, 60% of rbi rbis feel betrayed and that is a massive number. it's not we have 50 million in poverty. 46 million, food stamps. 57% are very worried about the economy. 83% believe in outsider is going to be able to fix it. and 71% believe the country how do you interpret that data? >> he has encapsulated that issue and he came in and was able to connect with them. why would i switch up my game? you know? >> do you worry about party unity? >> i do. as a prose

ll: i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. good morning. the republican race is shaping up to be heated tonight. you have got donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich all battling for the nomination. >> you will say it was the single greatest vote you ever cast. that's when our country became great again. we'll make america great again. thank you, wisconsin. go out and vote. >> wisconsin has a reputation as a national podium. a victory will change the outcome in states to come across this country. >> cruz is saying he's taking my voters. trump is saying he's taking my voters. they are both right, i'm taking both of their voters. bill: bernie sanders keeping up the momentum after winning five of the last six contests. byron york from the "washington examiner," if the polling is right, cruz wins. but for ted cruz, this is almost a must win for him. go. >> absolutely. it appears to be getting a little bit closer. the marquette poll really shook the race last week when it showed ted cruz with a 10-point lead over donald trump, seemed to be confir

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i'm bill hemmer, by the way. the mayor said he voted eastside, hunter college. primary day it was very crowded. for primary day. trump is looking for big win, bringing him closer to the nomination. candidates making their final pitch to new yorkers. >> we're going to show ted cruz, who hates new york, hates new york, no new yorker can vote for ted cruz and no new yorker can vote for kasich. >> do we nominate donald trump and hand the election to hillary clinton? >> no! >> or do we unite behind the cruz campaign and beat hillary clinton? [cheers and applause] >> a lot of people know my name now. 20% of the people in the country have no opinion of me. because they don't know me. now, so where we are now. we're caught in this place where my name has come up but people still haven't decided. bill: so here is the math. 1237 needed for the nomination. donald trump leading the way at 756. cruz in second place with 559, about 200 delegate difference. martha: marc thiessen, columnist for "the washington post," a fellow at american enterprise institute and fox news contri

eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. mr. trump is saying in his view the rules are stacked against him. now he's accusing the republican national committee from conspiring to keep him from winning the nomination. >> our republican system is absolutely rigged. it's a phoney deal. these are dirty tricksters. and i'll tell you why. the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashaped of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. they should be ashamed of themselves. martha: is donald trump partly right in what he's saying? >> i don't think he's right at the system was rigged. if it were a rigged system then he or his team would not have known the rules and that's the case. he complains and whines about this when he loses. when he lost wisconsin, he claimed with no evidence that ted cruz and his super back even gained in illegal activity. now he's saying everybody knew they were out there for states like colorado and other state. they were public information. he's claiming it's rigged against him to the f

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good morning i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha: how are you doing? bill: great. martha: i'm martha maccallum. donald trump with a commanding victory last night. he got well over half the republican votes statewide. he got 89 delegates to add to his list for his campaign. in the victory speech he says he believes this is not. of a race anymore. >> i'll tell you what. this has been an amazing week. we have won millions of more votes than senator cruz. millions and millions of more votes than governor kasich. we're really, really, rockin'. martha: trump won more than 60% of the vote while new yorkers were clear on their opinion of senator ted cruz. he came in at 14%. now the senator is calling for unification within the party. >> our americas greatest generations in our past? or are our best days yet ahead? we must unite the republican party, because doing so is the first step towards uniting all americans. bill: on the democratic side now, hillary clinton beating bernie sanders just as the decisively delivering some needed momentum to her campaign. she

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bill hemmer. ten becks on that. bill, thank you. here now with reaction, 2016 republican presidential front runn runner, candidate donald trump. trump, good to see you, welcome back, sir. >> hi, sean. i'm at a great college in pennsylvania. it's about 120 degrees in here but i hope i look okay. it is hot. i just finished a speech in front of thousands. very happy about it. it was great. >> let me go to the alliance with cruz and kasich and their coordinating strategies. this is what they both had to say earlier today. >> is this collusion? >> is it -- what does that even mean? does he know what what that means? i'm not campaigning in indiana and he's not campaigning in these other states. that's all. it's not a big deal. >> it is big news today that john kasich decided to pull out of indiana to give us a head to head contest with donald trump. good for the men and women of indiana, good for the country to have a clear and direct choice. discussions with the kasich campaign, we made a decision about allocating resources, decided to a

it will be hosted by bill hemmer and martha maccallum tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. join the conversation using twitter and go the fox news facebook page to submit a question. >>> now that unspeakable tragedy in the heartland. a massive manhunt under way for a cold-blooded killer. as police search for the person or persons who shot and killed eight members of the same family in ohio. seven adults and a teenager were found dead at four different homes in rural part of that state yesterday. investigators have not made any arrests at all so far but they have released some chilling 911 tapes as they hope to narrow down a suspect or suspects. we go live to our newsroom for the details. >> reporter: we're just getting some new information now. eight of those victims names have now been released. we now know their bodies have been transferred to the coroner's office and doing autopsies this weekend. this is an ongoing investigation and that police say they have finished investigating at those four crime scenes -- remember these murders happened at four separate homes. meant

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bill hemmer and martha maccallum ahead of tuesday's pennsylvania primary. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next fox news sunday. bill and martha now. >>> the national constitution center in the heart of historic philadelphia. >> just a stone's throw from where more than 200 years ago, 39 delegates signed the u.s. constitution. a document protecting the liberty of all americans. >> tonight, a special town hall event, as voters in five states get ready to vote. >> we're going to make america great again. >> we win when voter turnout is high. >> i'm the only one here with the positive message. >> tuesday is a big day. i need your help on tuesday. >> i trust the people of pennsylvania to make

i will do my best bill hemmer here. dodonald tru has to win 50% in new york and month ever april. he has to win rylandnd, pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut. he turns on may 3rd in indiana. he has to win indiana. the month of may is kinder to ted cruz. in month of june he has to take more than 100 delegates out of thststate of california and win the garden state. if he does that he will l be rel close, whether he hits 1237 or not. remember we have 150 unbound delegates. if he is truly master of the dealal he can get 50 or 75 more from there. trish: that is the thing, right? you mentioned he could be 100 short or some what if he is 100 short or 50 short, joe do you think this goes to contested elelection? or do you think 1 150 stragglers say we don't want to d do that o the party, we'll just give it to the guy with the most votes. >> h has to be almost perfect to get to that, whether 70 short or 60 short, he has got to run the table. and i ththink california could e the decider. he really has to get 100 or more out of there. then f ford's right, trish, tha, at that point i think t

let's head back to bill hemmer for that at the billboard. bill, what about it? >> so we have crunch the numbers, bret, among all the states that remain. and we've cross-referenced all the political websites. here's what we're going to do. we're going to take new york out of the equation because we do not know how the delegates will divide tonight. so a week from now, trump starts at 756, he knees to get to 1237. we think he'll do really well in rhode island, connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania. now we're in the month of may. there is very little information out of indiana. we do not know which way the hoosiers state will go at the moment. we stand by what we said a week ago, we believe it favors cruz. could change. we'll see. then you move to nebraska, that favors cruz as well as virginia favors trump. we think oregon goes for trump slightly, washington state for cruz slightly. again, all of this can change as we move through. now we're at june 7th. we think winner-take-all montana and south dakota both go for cruz. we think new mexico is too close to

. >> ahead of tuesday's vote, tomorrow in philadelphia, bill hemmer, martha will be taking the pulse of pennsylvania voters. before that state's primary, american town hall, hash tag fox news town hall to send in your questions. starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox. >>> president obama's next stop, germany. today, he's wrapping up the u.k. leg of his overseas trip with a challenge for britain's next generation, diplomacy over force. that's the message he hammered home today at a town hall for young folks in london. the president did manage to squeeze in some fun between policy talks. he and lady spent this morning touring london's globe theatre in honor of william shakespeare, who died 400 years ago today and yesterday, the obamas were charmed by britain's youngest prince in his pjs. george spentertained the couple before his bedtime. >> george's bathrobe is already sold out on the website that kate middle ton got it from. controversy continues over one of the big reasons for president obama's london trip. the president penned an op-ed for the telegraph newspaper urging brit

bill hemmer is at the billboard we call it breaking down all the data and looking at key congressionaleak out. we are on the ground around the state and we will bring you up to date as the big political news happens tonight. the big number, 1237 on the republican side. we will map that out for you tomorrow. thanks for inviting us into your home tomorrow. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta is in times square right now ♪ ♪ >> tonight "on the record" bright lights, it is times square. and we are just under two hours until the polls close across new york state. we are coming to you live from times square. "on the record" is kicking off a spectacular night of new york primary coverage and we are in the heart of new york city, the crossroads of the world where the past few weeks has all led up to tonight. >> it is so great to be back in new york. it's so great. >> it is great to bt back. thank you. >> when i ran for senate, the people of new york took a chance on me. >>

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bill hemmer and martha maccallum ahead of tuesday's pennsylvania primary. that's it for today.ve a great week. we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> fife candidates spreading out across five states as we count down to tonight's big fox news town hall live from philadelphia beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. from america's election headquarters welcome to this special edition of "happening now." i'm jon scott. >> i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. it is not monday, it is a sunday and we are here with a lot of politics. voters head to the polls on tuesday for critical primaries in a three-way republican race. 172 delegates are up for grabs across maryland, delaware, connecticut, rhode islan

joining me from philadelphia the moderators, the host of america's newsroom bill hemmer and martha maccallum >> great to see you guys. isn't it remarkable when you do your morning show how many of the campaign segments are either about donald trump or driven in some way by trump? >> yeah, i think not just our show but i think the country is probably caught up in that same conversation, howie. we came to philly to hear from viewers, to hear from voters because tuesday is an enormous day. you thought new york was big on tuesday, that was one state, we have five on tuesday. it could set -- it could set the arc for the rest of this primary season. >> martha, is this -- >> we're looking -- >> go ahead. >> we're looking at john kasich tonight and ted cruz who really have to make their argument to the american people on tuesday that they deserve to stay in this race and they also have to convince their party that they need to stay in this race and that a contested convention is essentially worthwhile for the republican party and that argument is getting increasingly tough. we're going to hear from

bill hemmer and martha mccallum host from philadelphia ahead of tuesday's pennsylvania primary. that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> countdown to a super tuesday in the race for the white house again. and will it be a make or break moment for any of the presidential candidates? let's look at something that's happening right now. live gop contender ted cruz, looking ahead to indiana apparently. because that's where he is. a rally set to get under way in evansville, indiana. this is the old national events plaza, just dipping in to show you this, as one of the live events this hour. we'll show you others as they pop up. but before that state goes to the polls, pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut, and rhode island are getting ready to have their voices heard. 118 republican delegates up for grabs. 384 at stake for the democrats. pennsylvania, the big prize on tuesday, the

bill hemmer at the billboard with the math. >> if it's tuesday, there must be a primary somewhere, right, bret? in fact, there are five primaries tonight. all in the northeast, which is going to set the table for you and give you an idea about where we think we might be in this delegate battle here as we start the night all five here pennsylvania is the biggest one. 71 in the state. but only 17 will be pledged tonight. we're going to explain as we go throughout the evening. which gets a little complicated, too. you can get arguments on both sides of what's happening there. okay. here we go on the delegate map. donald trump starts tonight 845 pledged delegates now. he needs just about 400 to get to the magic number of 1237. so, this is what we have done. we have been doing this for weeks now where we check the polls in all the states and cross-reference a lot of the leading political websites. what we think in rhode island tonight trump picks up several there. woe think in connecticut he might get 2 dozen. we think in maryland he could get a lot of them. in delaware he could get all of th

bill hemmer and martha maccallum host from philadelphia ahead of tuesday's pennsylvania primary.t's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes. and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you, we'll make you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny and i heard about this kindergarten teacher. she was teaching her students about self-esteem, and she said to the class, anyone that felt dumb, she asked them to stand up. she didn't think anybody'd stand, she'd make the point how no one is dumb. but about that time, little johnny stood up. she thought, "oh no, now what am i going to do?" she said, "now, johnny, do you really feel like you're dumb." he said, "no, ma'am, i just hate to see you standing there all by yourself." say it like you mean it.

we had both of them, bill hemmer and martha mccown sat down with both of them.either of them mentioned it. this came out after the town hall. it wasn't the subject of the town hall. it captured the narrative for the next day. then you got the election, and we knew what was going to happen there. crash for ted cruz. donald trump wins everything. there's no way for him to get the narrative back. and this morning i see on television during the 9:00 hour, ted cruz comes off the bus, i'm going to have a big announcement at 4:00. i'm thinking, really? it has to be big after you've said it's going to be big because donald trump's going to have a foreign policy speech and that's all i've got time for at 3:00 in the afternoon. and sure enough, he did it. i don't know what else you've got in the bag for tomorrow, but today carly fiorina's a big deal. >> right. and in a lot of ways carly fiorina is not the worst choice, right? she sort of cements ted cruz's outsider credentials. she's never been in politics before. she ran for office in california -- >> outsider. >> right.

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