at the people that ran and some people that didn't, bobby jindal was on and john kasich and ted cruz.t gingrich, rudy. you pull these people together if this was the strongest field of candidates that the republicans had in a long time, and the largest. and there is a lot of talent there. >> you can come up with something focused and purposeful with the party going forward. there is a movement out there. it transcended ideological politics. it wasn't about republican or libertarian. this is a movement about taking america back, getting it going in the right direction and yes, a tremendous amount of waits about an outsider. that is why bernie sanders has done well tonight and i say have a little bit of joy in your heart. hillary clinton -- >> bernie sanders is the evidence of that. >> what it be smart? how does donald trump, now that he's won, how does he unite and get everybody on the never hillary camp? >> i think he's going to do that. there could be a group of never trump. never get on the donald trump page. i think donald trump can win and needs to win by enticing bernie sanders v

today we wanted to speak with bobby jindal. he is with me now.ing, governor. >> good morning, bill. thank you for having me back on the show. bill: narcissist, egomaniacal madman, on and on it goes. what is the difference now, governor? >> well, two things. bill, there was a lot more to that clip. you're exactly right. i'm not walking away from my criticisms. i haven't had a sudden epip any. i don't think donald trump has evolved. i continue to be critical. he was not my second or third choice for president. two things have changed, the people have spoken. that is important. unlike many people in the establishment i think it is important to listen to voters in republican primaries telling us they're frustrated and mad not own at president obama but republican leadership. secondly even more importantly, we're down to binary trump. it is either donald trump or hillary clinton. i don't like donald trump. i don't think he is conservative. but i think he is better than hillary clinton. just two examples. the next president will appoint a very critical

there is more where that came from. >> no doubt and look you have to keep in mind, bobby jindal at thempetitor, in very competitive heated elections opponents say things about each other. i sense jindal is taking position that most on the republican conservative side will reluctantly get to, which is the trump presidency we don't know is better than the hillary presidency we do know. how quickly they get there, martha, depend on the tempo trump sets between now and the convention. i understand people seem to think he doesn't want to unify the party or doesn't think that is priority. i don't think so. i think trump understands not only has to grow the party which he is doing, he has to bring everybody together, very hard-line. he always says in negotiation you have to be willing to walk away. he is sending signals to the establishment of the party, hey, i don't need you. i will work you if you want to work with me but i don't need you. martha: paul ryan doing a little bit of "art of the deal" as well. >> they're getting to final stage of grief which is acceptance that he is our nominee

bobby jindal is screaming. here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: all right.his week and the one that says battered health care related stocks, a judge ruling that the administration's way to fund this thing, about $175 million worth of funding, is something they couldn't do. suffice it to say that if that was taken away, the prop was taken away, where's the money going to come from, and is it going to come out of their hide, your hide? well, former governor bobby jindal, former presidential candidate was on top of this, i think, before most people. he argued then, argues now it's coming out of your hide, and there's nowhere to hide now with this well measure that seems to be unraveling, governor. what do you think? >> neil, first of all, thank you for having me back on. i thought it was actually comical. if you listen to the court case, the obama administration's own attorneys -- this wasn't republicans, their own attorneys -- said this was just a poorly-written law. can you imagine if your own attorneys are saying, hey, we did a bad job. i hope it wasn't the

flip side you've got bobby jindal, who called him disrespectful and said he was not a good candidate is now throwing his support behind a donald trump. help us understand the value of the endorsement or lack thereof. >> if people doesn't support donald trump, where do they go? it's not like a bunch of uncommitted republican voters are going to go out and support hillary clinton. the talk is is there a third party candidate? bill crystal and others have been hoping to recruit another candidate into this race. that would change things. other than that, it's a question of what do people like mitt romney, the bush family do to fight against trump? do they put any money against him? do they campaign against him publicly while he's at the convention? what happens? this is a really strange situation. it's almost hard to imagine. >> no one could have called this. you have -- at the same time, he's also going after bill clinton. >> what they're doing is $90 million of ads on donald trump and it has to do a lot with the women's issue, am i right? and i'm saying is nobody in this country or may

if donald trump were president and appointed bobby jindal to the supreme court, that would be a greatent for indian americans, but because he will ban muslims from entering the country and ban people from muslim countries, that means bobby jindal's family, relatives from india couldn't come to the united states to see this moment for their son. it is an absurdity. you cannot support this person and believe in rule of law and that has stood to be an american. >> dana, to ryan's point that trump has work to do, needs to morph into a reaganesque candidate, is that even possible? if he were able to do that, would you be able to support him? >> that's the million dollar question. i wrote one of the editorials in national review, while i am not never trump, i'm almost there. depending how the next few weeks go, who knows. maybe if he treats us fairly. we'll see how it goes. i don't know what he would have to do. remember, paul manafort said we're not going to change donald trump. he has been successful thus far you can who he is. roger stone said the same. all surrogates said the same thing

and then i think, okay, john kasich and marco rubio and governor rick perry, bobby jindal, we have people outside of government like rudy giuliani or newt gingrich, nikki haley. we have some real, real rock stars. people that have had great records. one of the things i would hope is that america might be able to see what a potential republican administration might look like to help solve the problems we have because our bench is so much deeper. as a conservative who will vote republican, i want to use those stars because i think our problems need the best and brightest. do you think that's a possibility? >> absolutely, yes. i'll tell you, it was one of the reasons why i announced carly as my running mate this week is to illustrate, show the voters you have a clear choice. this is what the administration will look like. it will be populated by leaders. by principled leaders. you know, you look at the men and women that stood on that debate stage. it was amazingly talented and diverse and dynamic. you know, abraham lincoln assembled a team of rivals and, you know, there's the old principle

>> i think a great pick would be somebody like a bobby jindal. >> who?been a reforming governor, someone from the southern part of the country, and i think someone like that would be a great benefit. i think donald trump is a unique presidential candidate in the sense that he is smart to put out there a potential supreme court pick. he is smart to go out there with who might be advising him on foreign affairs, who might even be his chief of staff. because he has no political experience, he ought to give conservatives and americans an idea of who he will surround himself with. >> you're not suggesting he do this before the convention, are you? >> no, but i think he should tease it out as ego forward and show folks, he's going to pick good, smart people around him and east going to demonstrate that. >> i totally agree. >> you don't think most people think he's going to make smart, good choices? >> i think everybody's saying he should start changing his tone, start acting more presidential. i 100% agree with you. i think he should start acting presidential

bobby jindal one of his former rivals for the nomination is re-evaluaing where he is. here is a reminder where he stood previously. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he's a narcissist, ego maniac, non-serious, carnival act, he is shallow and has no idea what he's talking about, makes it on the fly. donald trump is for donald trump, a narcisist and egomaniac, an entertaining narcisist but still a narcisist. donald trump is insecure and weak. donald trump is not a serious person, this is a carnival act. >> i will give you 60 seconds to figure out where donald trump is now on the acceptance meter. but you probably won't need the full minute. >>> i think it's pretty outrageous for him to be attacking anybody's appearance when he has a squirrel sitting on his head. >> where former louisiana governor bobby jindal sat on the acceptance meter. a long walk of acceptance who came out in favor of the presumptive nominee. i'm voing for trump, water and all on the "wall street journal," i think electing donald trump would be the second worst thing we could do this novembe

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if donald trump were president and appointed bobby jindal to the supreme court, that would be a great moment for indian americans, but because he will ban muslims from entering the country and ban people from muslim countries, that means bobby jindal's family, relatives from india couldn't come to the united states to see this moment for their son. it is an absurdity. you cannot support this person and believe in rule of law and that has stood to be an american. >> dana, to ryan's point that trump has work to do, needs to morph into a reaganesque candidate, is that even possible? if he were able to do that, would you be able to support him? gl that's the million dollar question. i wrote one of the editorials in national review, while i am not never trump, i'm almost there. depending how the next few weeks go, who knows. maybe if he treats us fairly. we'll see how it goes. i don't know what he would have to do. remember, paul manafort said we're not going to change donald trump. he has been successful thus far you can who he is. roger stone said the same. all surrogates said the same t

former louisiana governor bobby jindal joins us next with reaction and then later. >>> it was allowed and the rules have been clarified since i left about the practice. having said that i have said many times it was a mistake. >> indeed it was. hillary clinton talks about the state department's audit of her private e-mail sever. that and more as hannity continues. man, my feet are killin' me. same time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pressure points with each step, for all day comfort that keeps you feeling more energized. dude's got skills. new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief man 1: i came as fast as i man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we mi

bobby jindal is a strong conservative and reforming governor.t would be a great benefit. donald trump is a unique presidential candidate. he many smart to put out potential supreme court picks. he's smart to go out there with who might be advising him on foreign affairs and who will be his chief of staff. he ought to give americans anwood idea of what he will surround himself with. i think he should tease it out and show folk he's going to pick smart people. lou: you don't think people think he will make smart good choices? >> he should start changing his tone and acting more presidential. i agree with you. he should start acting presidential by association. that's what he should start doing. lou: thanks for being with us. thank you both. in our online poll 93% of you said you wanted cruz and kasich to drop out if trump won indiana. he did and you know the rest. that's it for us. thanks for being with us. chris stirewalt and ken blackwell among your guests. good night in new york. junjudge napolitano: good eveni, i'm judge andrew napolitano fill

bobby jindal one of his former rivals for the nomination is re-evaluating where he is. here is a reminder where he stood previously. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he's a narcissist, ego maniac, non-serious, carnival act, he is shallow and has no idea what he's talking about, makes it on the fly. donald trump is for donald trump, a narcisist and egomaniac, an entertaining narcisist but still a narcisist. donald trump is insecure and weak. donald trump is not a serious person, this is a carnival act. >> i will give you 60 seconds to figure out where donald trump is now on the acceptance meter. but you probably won't need the full minute. hmmmmm... hmmmmm... hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. we don't want to think about it. but i had to. because, you see i was traveling, i was enjoying life, i was working... it was too long since my last pap. when i was finally tested, we thought i might have cervical cancer. after worrying - no cancer. i was lucky. women... please get a pap tes

the latest of those people is bobby jindal, former governor of louisiana, one of the people donald trumpeat for the nomination. but there are others who are adamant they will never support donald trump. to think what that means, does that mean just not voting for him? sitting it out, voting for clinton? orfield and independent candidate? that decision will have to come very soon, it is not easy to run an independent campaign. it will be interesting to see that debate developed over the next few weeks. >> that debate adding further to this unpredictable election. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, she was on the trail. tell us a little bit more about that and what it means for her candidacy? riard: a bit of a gas therefrom hillary clinton, and -- gaffe from hillary clinton, but you have to step back and look at the big picture when looking at the democrats. hillary clinton has a big lead in delegates over bernie sanders. more than length -- more importantly, she has a lead of 3 million votes over him. bernie sanders is trying to poach superdelegates at the convention this summer, an

we heard bobby jindal, one of the first calling him an ego maniac but here's what he said on cnn a short ago. >> if it comes down to a binary choice between donald trump, i'll support my party's nominee. i'm not happy about it. i don't think he's the best qualified or likely to be successful but i would vote for him over hillary clinton. >> so you tried to start an anti-trump movement early in this race. will you also unhappily vote for donald trump like governor jindal or follow republicans who say they'll go against the party and might vote for hillary clinton? >> i might even get happier and support donald trump. no, i think governor jindal was right on the money. there's a reason there is a donald trump. and that's because americans are looking for an alternative to the way the country is going now. you haven't had a raise really or a bigger paycheck in 30 years. the world seems to be catching on fire. there's no certainty in life anymore. and the alternative is what, hillary clinton, more of the same from washington, insider and establishment candidate? when nothing is working, the

and in a "wall street journal" op-ed, bobby jindal says he will vote for trump, quote, warts and all,dding that, quote, i think electing donald trump would be the second worst thing we could do this november, better only than electing hillary clinton. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton heads to virginia and kentucky this week and said she's already starting to get attention from some nontraditional supporters. >> some of your aides talk about something called republicans for hillary. they think that with donald trump getting the nomination, it opens a certain kind of republican voter to you that might not have been available before. how do you get that voter? >> well, obviously i'm reaching out to democrats, republicans, independents, all voters who want a candidate who is running a campaign based on issues. and so i think that for a lot of people, again, who take their vote seriously and who really see this as a crossroads kind of election, i am asking people to come join this campaign, and i've had a lot of outreach from republicans in the last days who say that they are interested in t

rick perry, bobby jindal and rand paul have expressed support for their former opponent. let's watch this circus of changing of minds. >> let no one be mistaken, donald trump's candidacy is cancer on conservativism and must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he's a narcissist. he's an egomaniac. the only thing he believes in is himself. >> least a narcissist and an orange face wind bag. i believe he wants power and from my point of view that power corrupts. >> they're now supporting trump. they're all with him. maybe this is why people have the attitude they have about politicians. >> there you go. >> thank you. >>> coming up, donald trump is calming hillary clinton trigger happy. in a newly unearth interview trump said clinton deserved a pass from that because what she heard was based on lies. here is another group excited about the possibility of a hillary clinton presidency. they think the truth about extra terrestials are out there. we talked about donald trump's problem with women voters. does hillary clinton have

bobby jindal and chris christie said i will support donald trump last night.re's others, brett stephens and others are not yet in or i will will ever be in the trump camp. needs to find a way to get them involved. >> in a statement by rory cooper, never trump, a strong never trump movement is critical to protecting a republican incumbents and down ballot candidates by distinguishing their values and principles from that of trump, and protecting them from a wave election. they have spent $75 million in trying to beat donald trump. it's only at the broadcast networks that is through the last quarter, they bought all the anti trump people and his rivals as well, they bought 64,000 negative ads to try to kill off donald trump. the pro rubio spent 20 million. hillary clinton spent $5 million in the republican primary to beat donald trump. that's the most of any single candidate and she was actually followed by ted cruz who spent 4.3. they also all tried and they couldn't do it and as ainsley just showed, he's the presumptive. >> we'll have to ask him about that. he

bobby jindal calling him a carnival act now plans to support him. george w. bush who has been sounding the trump alarm since last summer tweeted last night there's a lot about donald trump i don't like but i'll vote for trump over hillary any day. now the club for growth that spent millions trying to stop trump and warned republicans that backing trump could cost them the group support, now they're giving conservatives a pass for jumping on the band wagon. for the sake of party unity a lot of republicans tend to forget all that's been said and done over the past year and beyond. unfortunately of them many of trump's greatest hits survive on tape. >> you are not allowed to be president if you are not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. three weeks ago i thought he was born in this country and now i have doubts. when mexico sends their people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs and crime and they're rapists and some i assume there was good people. you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming

. >> even bobby jindal said i wouldn't be happy but i would vote for donald trump.rive your voting decision? it is a difficult question for a lot of different people in republican politics. >> i think a lot of people have trouble understanding, a guy that calls you lying ted all the time. that calls you little marco, how could you ever think about supporting this person for president just on a human level? >> people who have endorsed him, jeb bush who endorsed ted cruz even though they had as big a policy divide has said he wouldn't support trump. what's interesting to me and what comes out of tonight is trump will do some things to make himself better. he started the morning on fox and friends very friendly and dangerous terrain for republican politicians touting this conspiracy theory about ted cruz' father who is not his opponent but i think if republicans want to have a reason to sort of stay in the conversations, they'll have to choose between door number one and door number two. those will be hillary clinton and donald trump. >> ted cruz campaign is facing a r

former governor bobby jindal.o john. >>> the fbi has already questioned uma abedine and other top hillary clinton aides and could interview clinton herself in the next few weeks. the nine-month investigation of the former secretary of state's use of a private e-mail server is close to wrapping up. pamela brown is live from washington with the latest. this is potentially big news for hillary clinton, pamela. >> reporter: absolutely. the investigation, john, you point out, has been going on nine months but ramping up in terms of the interviews. in fact, we've learned several people inside clinton's inner circle have been brought in quietly to a room in the fbi field office over the last few weeks including clinton's longtime confidant uma abedine, said to be one of those people. officials tell us she has been cooperating in this investigation. the interviews have been focused on whether classified information was mishandled and the security of clinton's private server she had in her home. investigators bottom line,

there have been a lot of republicans in the last few days that have come out, bobby jindal, rick perryaid they're going to support donald trump. i want to go back to something david said that i think is important. the calculus for trump to win does get involve basically getting every vote mitt romney got last time and some additional blue collar drms aems and independents. it's challenge for donald trump. >> paul ryan can help him with that, correct? >> oh, absolutely can, and i would be shocked if at the end of the day paul ryan's not there. what paul ryan's saying is, you're going to do it on my terms, not your terms. >> let's talk about what john just said. on the one hand, you have the past two republican nominees and past two republican presidents saying no thanks. what does all this mean. >> i agree with everything he just said. i thought it was right on the mark. and i think that donald trump really ought to listen to the underlying tone of what paul ryan said, and that is, everybody needs to show a little humility here, and i think that includes -- he's in a position as a victo

let's not forget, there's been a lot of republicans in the last two days that have come out bobby jindal, who else said they're going to support donald trump. the calculus for trump to win does include getting basically every vote that mitt romney got last time, and then some additional democrats and blue collar republicans. the challenge he has is how to get them to unite but at the same time not looking to have his base leave him because it looks like he sold out. that's the challenge for donald trump. >> paul ryan can help him with that, correct? >> absolutely he can, and i would be shocked if at the end of the day, paul ryan is not there. what he's saying at this point is, you're going to do it on my terms not your terms. >> on the one hand you have the past two republican presidential nominees and past two presidents saying, no thanks. then we learned rick perry endorsed trump. others saying they're going to endorse him as well. what does this all mean? >> i agree with every word that john just said. i thought it was right on the mark. i think that donald trump really ought to liste

just showed you, including the utah congressman who said trump is mussolini and rick perry and bobby jindal and chris christie, they've all now endorsed donald trump. think about what that does for republican voters. say you're like a rick perry republican or a chris christie republican, and you're not sure exactly how you should feel about donald trump. you keep hearing this beltway press narrative that there's all this division in the republican party. do you believe the old chris christie saying donald trump is like a 13-year-old and unfit for the job? do you believe rick perry when he was saying donald trump is a cancer on conservatism and must be stopped at any cost? do you believe them then or now, when they've made very clear that they would love to be donald trump's vice president? they would love to do everything possible to get him elected. who do you follow? the trump campaign announced today that chris christie will be leading the transition efforts for president elect trump if he wins the november election. that's a little awkward, because of things that chris christie has said

or former louisiana governor bobby jindal, who once called trump "a non- serious carnival act," but saidweek, "i will be supporting him." and this perfectly encapsulates why the forces opposed to trump within the gop were doomed from the beginning, because they were never willing to fully commit to standing up to trump. sure, cruz said this yesterday -- >> this man is a pathological liar. he doesn't know the difference between truth and lies. he lies practically every word that comes out of his mouth. >> seth: but ted cruz also said this in july. >> i like donald trump. he's a friend of mine. i think the reason why he is getting the attention he is and the support he is, is that he's bold and brash and he's willing to speak the truth. >> seth: "in fact, i think he's the only candidate honest enough to tell the truth about my father killing j.f.k. [ laughter ] he's an honest man." at the end of the day, republican leaders should do some soul searching about how they turned their party into the part of donald trump. the stop trump movement, for all its good intentions, was awkward, was poo

there is scott walker and bobby jindal that say donald trump is the beneficiary of unprecedent ed --e media can be unforgiving and relentless in pursuing nasty questions. we know that from the way the candidates respond on this show. but while i'm on the subject, your candidate isn't much better. we put in many, many calls to mr. cruz and he could explain that if he could. by the way, if you don't like something, you whine about it or blame others for it, that would be similar to me blaming a weight condition on a thyroid. unfortunately, it's not a thyroid. >> i think that is what the american people are looking at. to your point, they are looking for something to vote for. when cruz engaged the trump supporters yesterday, he was trying to engage them in an intellectual conversation as you saw, they wanted nothing to do with an intellectual conversation. some of the data and facts there, they just wanted emotion. >> maybe the problem is the messenger. maybe he's a horrible messenger. he's torpedoing because he's a horrible messenger. >> i will give donald trump credit because he taps

bobby jindal went for donald trump's throat and attacked his integrity and personality very aggressively and he bailed. lindsey graham followed. jeb bush after the new hampshire primary threat all hang out, taking on trump before he ultimately dropped out. today ted cruz acknowledged let me tell you what i've not done at all during this campaign, let me tell you who i really feel about ted cruz. he really went for it. it has all the earmarks of laying it on the record. he's let some people know he's not entirely sure he wants to continue -- >> this is the evil comment you're talking about? i wanted viewers -- >> he called him pathological. >> does that have anything to do with, behind the scenes we're hearing that the big donors may be pulling out if cruz doesn't pull out a win in indiana tonight, the donors may cut back on the money. in number two, i think it's important, that maybe staff has been told they may be let go if cruz doesn't win indiana. >> there won't be a lot of point in having a great deal of national staff around for the few states that are left. only nine after tonight.

. >>> i went to "the wall street journal" on bobby jindal who threw his hat in the presidential racen the cycle and he wrote, why i'm voting for trump, warts and all. this is a depressing read where he outlines every reason he can't stand donald trump. but is going to end up voting for him. quote, i'm not pretending donald trump has suddenly become a conservative champ i don't know on a reliable republican. he is completely unpredictable. the problem is that hillary is predictably liberal. it would be better to vote for a candidate rather than simply against one. if current trends hold, i will be among the many complaining this fall about my choices. she is too liberal and is not going to follow the footsteps of her husband, for instance, reaching across the aisle and putting in place more sort of centrist policies. it's just sort of a sad state of the republican race where you have a prominent republican coming out and saying i'm voting trump but i really don't want to. >> i think we're going to see more of those slightly liberal things come out of donald trump in the weeks ahead. t

people like rick perry, scott walker, bobby jindal, pam bondy, for example, of florida, the attorney general and chris christie and rudy giuliani. how good an idea is that? >> i think it's a pretty good idea. again, we're in a different era doing different things. he's got to decide -- >> ben carson, too. >> he has to decide what he wants. you know, part of it may be also that he wan wants to go to a toy different kind of person. he mentioned, for example, carl icahn as potential secretary of the treasury. that would really break out of the mold. look at somebody like general flynn, you'd have to get a waiver from congress but might be the right guy to become secretary of defense. there are a lot of things we ought to be looking at here. certainly proves that we have an extraordinarily solid group of people. i think chris christie would be an extraordinarily good attorney general, for example. and would really fill the job. if we could get him to do it, i think rudy giuliani would be an amazing secretary of homeland security. he h ggets it, he's lived it. he'd be tough minded. by the

we heard from bobby jindal he's in. there's a bounce but a slow one and we don't have heavy hitters in the game yet. >> lindsey graham and others who won't. yesterday morning, ted cruz, what we described here as lawyer ted cruz, giving his summation or closing arguments. closing statements. called him a narcissist. pathological liar. someone who would destroy the nation. if you are one on the conservative right who trusted in ted cruz, believe ted cruz, believe those words, how could you ever? >> it's going to be a very difficult decision. some real soul searching for going to have to decide, right? on the other hand, shepard, as other political operatives and the rnc said today, the people have spoken, right? you got to follow the vote. which way are they going to go? some people may ideologically be opposed to donald trump and may never come around. i don't know that the numbers are going to be big enough to matter when it comes down to the actual electoral college. >> i've never thought much of the head to head conte

. >> i'd like to see a team of rivals like bobby jindals and rick scotts and john kasichs and rudy giulianis and newt gingrichs be named ahead of time and show that, hey, he's serious about bringing serious, successful people that have governed well into government which leads me to this, the question you'll hate. you're the last guy that balanced the budget. last speaker of the house to balance the budget. you brought welfare reform. this was a real transformative speakership that you've had. your name keeps popping up for v.p. if asked, would you accept it? >> well, i'd certainly talk about it. i wouldn't turn it down automatically. callista and i are both aware of how the importance of being good citizens. i have to say, it keeps getting brought up because you keep bringing it up. >> no, no, it's not me. i did have a poll on my website, hannity.com, and you did win the poll. are you accusing my audience of being bias? >> no, i'm accusing you of being bias. >> tell me who else is going to balance the budget? who's going to -- who else is going to literally -- i don't think this is a time f

so you would -- didn't matter who, particularly when there were 17 in the field, bobby jindal, what's up? what do you think of what trump said? it drove them crazy, understand plea. i'm here to talk about my tax proposals. no, no, trump called mexicans rapists, what duke? that's every race is going to be that. >> to a large extent, at least until september, october, that's what the presidential election should be. why address this guy directly? he is a joke. i mean, literally a joke. >> the guy who's going to be the nominee of one of the two major parties -- >> andrew dice clay used to fill stadiums, he's still a joke. the guy sa joke. you're running for president and you're serious and that's the thing you want to communicate, that he's not a serious person who could be an actual president, then you've got to put every other republican out there and have them deliver that message. >> right. >> because it is almost beneath a legitimate candidate to actually have to address him, at least now, i think. >> and there is a big opening, betsy, with having people like mitt romney and john mc

supporting you, rudy giuliani, chris christie, newt gingrich, rick perry endorsed you on my show, bobby jindaljan brewer. what about announcing some other positions? secretary of state, secretary of defense. >> we may do that. >> homeland security. >> some of the people on that list, not all of the people, but some of the people on that list i really like. and i think will be fantastic when given the -- i mean, i've seen rudy's been a fan for a long time. newt has been incredible. i spoke to newt actually about something and he has great ideas. i tell you what, there's no lack of ideas out of newt gingrich. >> 124/7. >> a great guy. >> you said about hillary she's totally controlled by wall street. clinton global initiative literally funneling money to a friend. that broke. you obviously have the e-mail server scandal. you got the benghazi scandal. the abuse of women scandal. she said that she's going to appoint bill clinton to run the economy. isn't that the job of the president? >> first of all, bill clinton is the one that signed nafta. in the history of our country, that's been the worst t

bobby jindal, marco rubio, rick perry all have now endorsed donald trump. they did it with a candor and honesty saying, look, i've said some pretty tough things about the nominee. but let's get behind him. we don't want hillary. i think that's what we would love to see in paul ryan, him step up and say it. i do think that donald trump has to be commended for a magnanimous approach that he gave to bill o'reilly last night. he could have easily just said i'll show paul ryan who's the nominee. he's a congressman. i'm going to be president. but he didn't. i thought it was -- people keep saying we want donald trump to act presidential. well, you saw it last night. >> that moment was an example of it. so donald trump says that he is focusing on the vp pick, to some extent. i thought it was very interesting that he said, when asked who is in charge of that search, he said we all are. we're doing it together. you've got donald trump, you have the trump advisor, corps lun do you blshg corey lewandows lewandowski. he said ben carson is a part of that effort. here's c

what's interesting on this list, bobby jindal, rick perry, dick cheney, who just came out yesterday, nikki haley, who was very anti-trump, she gaive that response in the state of the union. there are reports that mcconn l mcconnell -- [ inaudible ] but maybe using himself as somebody to reintroduce donald trump to communities that right now really detest him like the latino community? >> well, i have been talking to some of the gop hispanics about that. they are waiting to hear a lot more because like i said before, the insult level from trump to the hispanic community is so high that apology is not enough. rubio had backing of some of the gop leaders and that's who they were trying to get after jeb bush dropped out, but so many things that have been done, a lot of people are just talking about skipping voting for president and just concentrating on down ballot. i'm not sure that rubio will have the sway that is needed to actually make them warm up to trump. trump has basically made it seem that he has -- he just doesn't value the vote and the vote of the gop hispanics. gop hispanics