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boehner leaded effort. striking in boehner's comments he praised hillary clinton and praised donald trump. he said donald is my friend, we go texting, we go golfing, he's my buddy. the one person he had vitreal and venom for is me. i don't know john boehner. i don't think we've said 50 words to each oather in our lives. >> you didn't represent him. >> i was a junior lawyer. i worked on the case. i worked on appellate briefs. >> you don't him? >> i don't know that i ever met him. we haven't said 50 words to each oath ther in our lives. i was a baby lawyer. working on briefs and writing them. i don't know the man. >> we don't need lectures from a guy who gives us an extra $4.1 trillion in debt, right? >> it's actually, sean, it's very revealing. what boehner is so angry with, not anything i've ever said to him, it's the fact that i stood up and said i'm going to honor the promises i made to the men and women who elected me. i'm going to fight to stop obamacare. i'm going to fight stop the debt. i'm going to f

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and in fact, you know, i saw boehner's comments.ndered if boehner was auditioning to be donald trump's vice president. a trump-boehner ticket would say the washington cartel and all its force, one has been funding the cartel, the other has been giving into democrats for years which is why boehner lost his speakership. we need instead some one fighting for the people and not for washington. >> but your theory of how you will get the nomination relies on you going to an open convention and overthrowing the delegates, delegate lead donald trump has. in order for that to happen, you can't do that what the help of the washington establishment that you have just been talking about. >> john, here is where we are. nobody is going to get to 1237 before cleveland, i'm not going to. neither is donald trump. we are going to go to a contested convention. when we arrive in cleveland, i will half a bunch of delegates. donald will have a bunch of delegates. it is going to be a battle to see who can earn the support of a majority of the delegates el

but i thought john boehner was completely appropriate. he could not wait to get out of town and i think barack obama will be very happy when he's on the other side of this. >> john boehner totally speaks for michelle obama on this. i have to do a quick lightning round because we ran out of time and didn't get into the larry i wilmore and controversy about the way his skit ended. the people were oh, no, you're not lampooning us. but the ending of that larry wilmore comedic sketch, what do you think? >> i thought larry wilmore was -- i typically enjoy his commentary on television. last night i thought he was pretty horrifying. i thought it was very difficult. i would not have liked to have been one of the journalists in the room that he was picking on last night at all. >> very quickly, dana. >> i think it fell flat. it's really a high wire act to do so. the president made it look easy. it's not. that's really well tested and it didn't work. >> i also think in other years when people would have gone after folks in the audience, people would

and in fact i thought boehner's comments i wonder understand boehner was donald trump's vice president. a trump-boehner ticket would say the washington cartel in all its force, one has been funding the cartel the other has been giving it to democrats for years which is why boehner lost his speakership. we need someone fighting for the people not for washington. >> dickerson: but your theory relies you going to open convention and overthrowing the delegates -- the lead that donald trump has. in order for that to happen you can't do that without the help of the washington establishment that you've just been talking about. >> john, here is where we are. nobody is going to get 1237 before cleveland, i'm not going to get there, neater is donald trump. we're going to go to contested convention. when we arrive in cleveland i'm going to have a bunch of delegates, donald will have delegates. it's go to be a battle to see who can earn the support of a majority of the delegates elected by the people. >> dickerson: let me ask you this, no question that you as establishment's preferred candidate in

. >> i have to ask about -- you've heard them before, the john boehner comments. hear they are and i'll get you to react. >> how about ted cruz. >> lucifer in the flesh. i have democrat friends and i have republican friends and get along with almost everybody. but i have never worked with a more miserable son of a bsh in my life. >> you cannot see to get the party to rally around you, they are accepting the premise that trump is going to be the nominee. isn't it because you have bad relationships with the john boehners and mitch mcconnells of the world? you're not going to win this nomination without their help, are you not? >> well, i actually thing these remarks illustrate what this race is all about. i don't know john boehner. the two of us haven't said 50 years words to each other -- >> why? how have you not had any interaction with the speaker of the house, leading republican senator? >> chuck, it's actually a good illustration, during the government shutdown i reached out and offered for mike lee and me to come over and sit down with the speaker and majority

thank you, speaker boehner. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] mr. biden: let's get something straight right off the bat. i don't like john boehner. [laughter] i love him. father jenkins, notre dame, thank you. thank you for this honor. the laetare medal. i can say without fear of contradiction, it is the most meaningful award i've ever received in my life. and my mother, katherine eugenia finnegan, i wish she were here -- i wish she were here, but she is looking down to see me receive this. i must say, father jenkins, my grandfather ambrose finnegan who -- who played for santa clara the turn of the century, was a newspaper man in scranton, always resented notre dame. [laughter] because santa clara, well they had a football team referred to as the notre dame of the west. he said, hell, they're the santa clara of the midwest. grand pop, forgive me. i played football at the university of delaware, in high school, and i finally made it to the 50 yard line at notre d

if you want a presidential candidate like john boehner, donald i thought boehner was auditioning to be the vp candidate. >> if he's the nominee, i take you you can't support him any more, can you? >> i believe if the republican party nominates donald trump we'll lose to hillary. when we offer democrat light, donald trump and hillary clinton on the ballot, support the same social policy and same economic policy. in fact, both donald and hill y hillary supports -- >> are you going to support him? i understand what you believe in the republican party. are you -- can you support him? can you tell your delegates? >> what i'm going to do -- >> and support donald trump? >> you may not -- >> i recognize that many in the media would love for me to surrender to donald trump -- >> not about the media -- it's about the numbers. it's about the numbers. he may win. republican voters are the ones rejecting you. this is not a media senator. >> well, actually, with all due respect the media has given $2 billion of free advertising to donald -- let me ask you a question, for example, how much money did

i don't know john boehner. the two of us haven't said 50 words to each other in our entire lives. >> why not. you wanted a government shutdown that he helped lead. how have you not had any interaction with the speaker of the house as a leading republican senator. >> during the government shutdown, i reached out and offered for mike lee and i to come down and sit down with the speaker and majority leader and boehner said no interest, no value, not willing to talk to you. what was interesting about boehner's comments is he praised hillary clinton, he thinks he's terrific and he praised donald trump. he said donald is his friend, his texting and golfing buddy. listen, donald trump and hillary clinton and john boehner are all -- they are the washington cartel. it is the corruption of washington. and this is where, with all respect, a lot of the folks in the media i don't understand. that's what people have ticked off at. the greatest fraud in this election is donald pretending he's an out si outsider. if you want a

i'm saying they had a deal, boehner was the lead. >> boehner and obama. >> and obama walked out of the deal on friday night or saturday. i'll give boehner credit. come back to your question of 60 or 70%. i don't know how many times i heard reagan in the oval office, he said give me half a loaf now, i'll get the second half later or, he said give me 70% now, i want the 30% later. the 30% is not my enemy, if we agree 70% of the time. with respect to mr. trump, he has a great history, as a businessman of making deals. i believe with the force of his personality and strength of his policies he would be excellent and get 70% and we'll all live much more happily ever if he does. >> i want to switch the conversation to paul ryan. we have a unique thing, michael steel, you know mr. ryan pretty well. what's going on here? why did he hesitate in -- what's your assessment why he hesitated in endorsing trump today? >> i think that paul ryan is in the same place as tens of millions of republican voters, they're not going to vote for hillary clinton, they don't want to vote for hillary clinton. they

plus, what about the comments from john boehner?> lucifer in the flesh. [ laughter ] >> we'll ask our sunday panel why cruz is so hated in washington. >>> and this program marks its first 20 years. >> good morning. i'm tony snow. >> you did fox's bidding on the show. you did your conservative hit job on me. >> not gonna do that. >> hello again from fox news in washington. this week fox news sunday marks 20 years on the air. today as the republican race for president approaches, what could be a tipping point we'll speak with donald trump and ted cruz, the top two candidates. trump agreed to an exclusive today to mark our anniversary. after landslide victories on the east coast he's looking ahead to indiana tuesday where a big win could effectively clinch the nomination. mr. trump, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good morning. >> you were the target of sometimes violent protests in california this week opposing your hard line immigration policy. are you concerned that if you are the republican nominee these demonstrations could di

. >>> plus what about those comments from john boehner?> lucifer in the flesh. >> we will ask our sunday panel why cruz is so hated in washington. >>> and this program marks its first 20 years. >> good morning, i'm tony snow. >> you did fox's video on this show, you did your conservative hit job on me. >> i can do that. >> not going to do that. >> all right now. on "fox news sunday." >> and hello again from fox news in washington. this week "fox news sunday" marks 20 years on the air and today as the republican race for president approaches what could be a tipping point we'll speak with the top two candidates, donald trump and ted cruz. trump hasn't appeared on a sunday show in almost a month, but he agreed to an exclusive interview today to mark our anniversary. and after landslide victories on the east coast, he's looking ahead to indiana tuesday where a big win could effectively clinch the nomination. mr. trump, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning. >> you were the target of sometimes violent protests in california this we

listen to john boehner's latest take. >> so why would paul ryan want his party taken over by somebody's not a conservative? >> he may or may not. but the fact is, donald trump is going to be the nominee. and i think what paul is trying to do is to help shape the direction of trump's policies. now, anybody that thinks that donald trump can't win, just watch. >> a win is something for republicans to get excited about. and if that sentiment keeps spreading in the party, then it will further quash whatever appetite there still is among republicans to resistant donald trump. let's bring in luke russert who grabbed that interview with congresswoman mcmorris rogers earlier today. luke, you were saying this yesterday. we had you on the show. paul ryan at the start of of the week, this was huge news. he said he couldn't support at that point his party's nominee. now feeling like a bit of an island when it comes to republican leaders. >> reporter: yeah, he's an outlier right now, mcconnell is on board. the nrsc chairman, roger wicker is on board. those are the two men in charge of getting elect

because i do not have the same imagination as john boehner, because at the same event boehner also calledesh -- and boehner knows lucifer because they clearly go to the same tanning salon. (cheers and applause) and ha ha, we all laughed but come on. if ted cruz were the devil, there'd be signs. the earth would open up and swallow people when you said his name. >> the next president of the united states, ted cruz! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: oh my god! where did she go? she vanished instantly! it's almost as if there's some demonic power about saying the phrase: "the next president of the united states, ted cruz." oh! (applause) (cheering) okay, where was i? okay. let's see. right. ted cruz can't seem to catch a break in indiana. even at cruz rallies. >> something truly bizarre happened last night. every once in a while ted cruz gets a heckler, but this time the heckler was somewhere between 10 and 12 years old. listen to this. >> and when we do that-- (kid yelling) >> apparently, there's a young man who's having some problems. >> you suck! >> stephen: yes, a child shouted "you suc

why would boehner make it up. whether it's true or not or ted cruz is tell the truth it's not good for the conversation abo speaking of vice-president dep shall candidates some people talked about whether or not donald trump should pick a female to be his vice presidential candidate. this is not what we're talking about. there was a gal on poll women versus men following election. 44% of men versus only 31% of women. and that gap continues to expand. would donald trump's selection of female perhaps assist with the way people think about him and now bringing in the woman's card with hillary clinton date and i don't know if it will be considered panderring the interesting thing about ted cruz choice with carly fiorina whether or not you agree with the decision it seems authortic decision you don't want trump to choose a woman and then say he choose a woman just to choose a woman. >> we talked to female lawmakers and they said he should consider a rice, martinez, governor of new mexico that supported rubio. kelly is

seen johnve you ever boehner have this passion fighting barack obama?and trump people, resoundingly, no! have you ever seen him have this kind of passion protecting our border? no! there is a very universal loathing for current washington leadership of both parties, and ted has fought it day in and day out. nicolle: let me challenge you on that. it's not just that people disagree with him at a policy level. they dislike him personally. that's different. the grassroots are not immune to any lack of charisma. why do they see it and nobody tv? when watching him on what is it that people in the senate do not pick up? certainly, i think a lot of people in the senate and the house, they are part of the problem. of theority of members republican senate and republican house caucuses are part of the problem. they are not part of the solution. ted cruz has challenged those people day in and day out, and they don't like being challenged. they don't like having a measuring stick put up to them saying they are not the conservatives they are when they go home to thei

." >> what about the comments from john boehner? >> lucifer in the flesh. >> we will ask why ted cruz is so hated in washington. >> this program marks its first 20 years. >> good morning, i am tony snow. >> you did your life conservative hits on show. >> i can do that. >> all right now. on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. this week, fox news sunday marks 20 years on the air. today, as republican race for president approaches, what could be a tipping point. we will speak with the top two candidates, ted cruz and donald trump. trump has not appeared on sunday for a month but he agreed today to mark the anniversary. he is hooking head to indiana on tuesday where a big win could effectively clinch the nomination. welcome back to fox news sunday, mr. trump. >> you were the target of sometimes violent roasts in california opposing your hard-line immigration policy. are you concerned if you the republican nominee these demonstrations could disrupt director campaign? >> we were at that moment, we had 31,000 peopl

so to have boehner com say he's the most miserable s.o.b. i've ever worked with, makes lucifer look good -- >> they've been referring to it -- >> he should be running tv ads with that clip in there, and then cruz himself looking in the camera and saying the reason the former speaker hates me so much is because i'm the only one who stood up to obama. >> right. >> tried to stop obama. >> by the way, given that "saturday night lifeve" excuse , like skit with boehner and the president, i swear to god if i had been cruz, i would have been up this morning with those spots along with what you are saying, and i would have been driving this because when he finished so badly in the five primaries in the northern region where he was running 10%, 11%, he was -- his anti-establishment credentials had disappeared. another consequence. that would have given those back to him. >> doug -- yeah, he has mentioned, cruz, that look, you know, he hates me because i won't cave in on my conservative deals. i was, you know, blocking him from his agenda. >> sure, sur

thank you, speaker boehner. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] >> let's get something straight right off the bat. i don't like john boehner. [laughter] love him. notre dame, s, thank you. thank you for this honor. the laetor medal. i can say without fear of contradiction it is the most meaningful award i've ever received in my life. and my mother, katherine eugenia finnegan, i wish she were here but she is looking down to see me receive this. i must say, father jenkins, my grandfather ambrose finnegan who played for santa clara the turn of the century, was a newspaper man in scranton, always resented notre dame. [laughter] because santa clara, well they referred to l team as the notre dame of the west. he said, hell, they're the santa clara of the midwest. grand pop, forgive me. i played football at the university of delaware, in high school, and i finally made it to the 50 yard line at notre dame stadium. this is worth the trip, man. [laughter] you all think i'm

i'm not saying john boehner is a bad guy.u talk to the populist wing of the party, they will say we are sick of the deals, we are sick of going along with everything obama has done, they are screwing the average american voter. liz: i found that he seemed extremely relaxed. very comfortable with supporting donald trump. he brought up ted cruz. he said i was so amazed it made news that i called ted cruz lucifer because i said it about 7 times. he has virulent negativity. anthony: speaker banier is unplugged and it's refreshing. charlie: he says it's hard because the parties are polarizing these days and it's hard to govern. charlie: he's supporting one of the most polarizing guys in the world. gary: so he will do a 180? charlie: i think the glacier is melting. liz * he will negotiate. he wrote the book "the art of the deal." gary: we had a lot of movie stars and celebrities the last couple years. liz and i on wednesday night had the opportunity to spend time with will smith. i was amazed and i think you are as well. he has an

. >> john boehner fought this hard.o longer speaker of the house but this really started when he was speaker of the house. >> yes. >> the judge did something interesting. she said that this was going to already be stayed ruling pending appeal. why? >> when you're a trial judge, as i once was, and you know that your decision is going to be appealed, and you have an option of staying, stopping your decision until the appellate court rules, or waiting for the appellate court to stop your decision. it is better policy for you to stop it, stay it on your own. so, knowing that the government is furious at this because it wants to keep spending the money, and knowing that they're going to file an appeal this afternoon, it is better to sty i it on your own. it is still the law of the case. >> here is the white house spokesperson josh earnest. >> this is not the first time that we've seen opponents of the affordable care act go through the motions to try to win this political fight in the court system. what's -- there are a coup

as for john boehner, i spoke to sources close to the speaker, they said, look, speaker boehner is enjoyingd will inject himself in the national conversation when he feels it's relevant and will do a bus tour around certain parts of ohio. a few short weeks ago referring to ted cruz as lucy fer in the flesh, a lot of republican insiders felt that ways one of the things that knocked cruz out in indiana. boehner, still on the sidelines, still has some power. >>> still to come will bernie sanders maintain his winning stream tonight with the oregon vote. still, sanders himself talking kentucky earlier today. take a listen. >> clinton is apparently spending a lot of money and time in kentucky. i think she understands the state is in play and my guess it's going to be a close election. sh back from bank of america to buy new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. tha

the video wait john boehner. that pulled at the heart a little bit and it was kind of hopeful. >> and smart. >> thanking joe biden for not shooting anyone in the face, i loved that. >> the old regime, yeah. >> we put together a few of the highlights from the president's speech that wrapped a few moments ago. let's play a little bit of that and we'll talk about it on the other side. here's president obama's eighth and final white house correspondents' dinner, watch this. >> my brilliant and beautiful wife, michelle. is here tonight. she looks so happy to be here. that's called practice. it's like learning to do three-minute planks. she makes it look easy now. next year at this time, someone else will be standing here in this very spot. and it's anyone's guess who she will be. of course, in fact, four months now, congressional republicans have been saying their things i cannot do in my final year. unfortunately, this dipper was not one of them. but on everything else, it's another story. and you know who you are, r