including continental capital gordon buffoon. there are not people who will argue that united lagged its competitors. its performance over the last five years, it has been underperforming relative to its competitors. by the way what you are looking at right there those are members of a teamsters union protesting out the jp morgan transportation conference today where the cfo for united airlines was giving a presentation to analysts. here is lebeau talking about the management team performing woef woefully. >> if in a horse race and you are in fourth place you are not. approximating. i believe the shareholders are not happy with having no airlines expertise at the helm. >> the man at the helm of united airlines is oscar munoz. he has had a rocky six months to say the least. for the last three months essentially he hasn't been in charge of day to day operations becaused a heart transplant. he released a statement saying they are nominating six director candidates which we believe is designed to put their nominees in control of the

he is a buffoon. >> the america he is talking about is not the america that we love. roz: on the inside, a somewhat more subdued trump that took the stage to a packed house at the conference. >> i speak to you today as a lifelong supporter and true friend of israel. i'm a newcomer to politics, but not to backing the jewish state. roz: a speech that got him a standing ovation. >> he is impressive as a character. this rabbi said when he began shouting his own protest, security caret him out -- security carried him out. >> i felt the need to raise my hands up high and declare this man is wicked, do not listen to him. expect aere told to large group of rabbis walking out during the speech. we did not see that. there are some reports that some of them headed for the exits before the trip speech began. roz plater, abc 7 news. leon: more primaries ahead. in arizona, utah, and idaho, making their decisions tomorrow. stay with abc 7 the results and analysis through the day. alison: crews on the scene of a big house fire in montgomery county. flew over the scene on primrose vie

. >> he is an ignorant buffoon. it's unbelievable that a man of that intelligence was so unaware was what was going on around him. >> pell was a priest in the diocese where the abuse happened. he said he was dereceived by bye priest was moved from parish to parish. >> we are calling on the pope to intervene, that he make and ask the cardinal pell to actually be more honest about what went on. >> since sex abuse scandals appeared in the catholic church, pope francis that promised publicly those accountable for crimes will be brought to justice. >>> israeli soldiers injured during unrest. the palestinian victim was a 22-year-old student. it is report that had two soldiers accidental drove into the camp on monday night after following their mobile navigation unit. that apparently caused fighting to break out. >> also in the occupied west bank, a million children have no school to go to, because 20 those teachers walked out three weeks ago. their strike over higher pay and better benefits is in defiance of a warning tha

schmuck, putz, gold-plated nincompoop.d a buffoon like that? >> and now a message from the board room. >> people have been asking aboutt i have so many papers on my desk. it's actually very neat., i mean, there's a lot of stuff. i've noticed over the years -- people have a lot going on on their desk. part of me -- >> yes, yes, yes. hello, hello, operator?'s a good thing -- >> get me the board room. you know which one.y had a foolproof plan. >> there's a new horse in the race for the white house. his name, donald j. trump. can he beat the establishment? who will support him? fiscal conservatives? the religious right?racist white people? >> they're sure he can win?onald trump is the very definition of a winner. >> just read the pin. >> oh. ky, bless you. thank you. thank you. yes. i keep the checkie, thank you. yes, good-bye, mrs. comisky. here we go. that's a girl. we're going right out the door. all right, easy now., we don't have time for that. easy. all right. don't worry, it's only six flights. bye! >> bye. >> thank god for citizens united.r

i think trump is a gold-plated buffoon, all of that stuff. i don't think we can dismiss all of his followers that way. >> no. >> i'll tell you what, i watched those -- when i watched the footage of these giant crowds, i think back to decatur illinois, 1994, a left wing moment. it was a labraly and you could see these throngs well. anyway, it's all in the book. read the book. you're going to like it. believe me. >> why did the democrats fail? >> let me endorse the fact that they're not all horrible people. i've talked to a lot of trump supporters. the guy socking people in the face. >> that's insane. >> thomas frank, thank you for being here tonight. >> that is all for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" is now. we also are going to be joined tonight by elizabeth warren. senator warren looms large in our national politics. its a' basically the other populus hero.

to think he was a buffoon, thinking he would be next -- gone and next week or next fall. okay, in four years. [laughter] it is tempting in a situation like this to draw on the everyday because it is so easy and he is so out there, and the rest of the media concentrates on him so much. and it is fun, and people like it. but, and this is my experience with political campaigns in general over 30 years. day to day, it seems timely and great and perfect for today, but you get to the end of the year and you realize the 240 pieces ou john,, -- you have drawn, if everybody on the field does that that day, your whole body of work is not that great. you get to the end of the year and realize you did not draw anything about world population, not educating girls, polluting the oceans, or whatever your favorite topics are. it can be a distraction. >> how many people here like cartoons about donald trump? [laughter] mean, people react to them. as i said, i have a very local audience. it is broader than just philadelphia. i am supposed to be doing local cartoons, because one thing about

senator gardener has called trump a buffoon before. so our partners at "the denver post" asked if he'd support trump if he gets the party's nomination. he said "he will not engage in hypotheticals." he's asking people to vote marco rubio. coffman saying he'd back marco rubio. new way to keep the city clean. sorry for eating breakfast, potty talk this morning. jason gruenauer has more on the pilot program. >> reporter: here along colfax in capitol hill there are public amenities, including public transportation and public trash cans. the city is now turning to a public rest room. a portable one to be put here on colfax and clarkson. i want to show you what this trailer will look like. houses three toilets, set to be open next monday. the hope is it cuts down on people going in inappropriate places like in alleys or sidewalks. some local residents and businesses have complained about that as well as the odor of this neighborhood. it will be open from noon to midnight and moved out of the neighborhood at night to be -`cleaned. it will hav

i think trump is a demagogue and a buffoon.'t think we can dismiss all of his followers that way. when i watch the footage of these giant crowds i think back to an incident for me. i was in decatur, illinois. this is a left wing moment. you can -- it's all in the book. >> read the book. >> you'll like it. it's why the democrats failed. >> let me endorse the idea they're not all horrible people. i have talked to a lot of supporters. the guy socking people in the faces -- >> of course. that's insane. >> thank you for being here tonight. that is "all in" this evening. rachel maddow show starts. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. chris is right. boy, do we have a lot to get to tonight. we, on this show, this hour, have an interview with hillary clinton, the leading contender for the democratic presidential nomination and we will be joined by elizabeth warren. senator warren looms large in our politics as

think cartoonists made the same , andke, prognosticators the rest of the media, to think he was a buffoonthinking he would be next -- gone and next

trump or someone on his staff would google charlie sykes, and all the way in was saying he was a buffoon. >> you've heard of minnesota nice, wisconsin is also quite nice. they value conservative principles, but decorum and civility also. when he pressed trump to clear the air to address the tone, he didn't get the answers he was looking for. take a listen to one particular mother where charlie is pressing donald trump on the melania ad in utah. take a listen to this. >> seasonal your standard that if a supporter of another candidate and not the candidate himself does something despicable, that it's okay for you personally, a candidate for president of the united states, to behave in that same way? i mean, i expect that from a 12-year-old bully. >> i did a retweet. i have a very amount of fervent supporters. they were angry about what they did. >> your wife is a beautiful classy woman, why can't you say the same about ted cruz's wife? >> i don't know ted cruz's wife. i'm sure she's excellent. i just don't know her. >> so, steve, there you have a moment where donald trump has an opportunit

. >> he would say the culpable is an ignorant buffoon.o wait for the commission to do its job. but it's unbelievable that a man of that intelligence was so unaware of what was going on around him. >> reporter: he was a priest in the diocese where the abuses happened. he said he was deceived as to why the priest was moved from parish to parish. but many are not convinced. >> we're calling on the pope to intervene in this action that -- that he ask the cardinal to be more honest about what went on. >> reporter: since sex abuse scandals in the catholic church surfaced in 2001, the vatican has been accused of covering up thousands of cases worldwide. pope francis has promised publicly that those responsible for crimes would be held accountable. it's hoped the current inquiry in australia will bring justice to some. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> assaulting your partner has finally become a crime in china. women have been waiting 20 years for the law to come to their aid. as adrian brown reports from shanghai. >> reporter: shia link spends a lot

recognizing when we shouldn't intervene in places and to completely dismiss that and act as if he's a buffoonk is doing our party a disservice and our country as well. >> i only have 30 seconds left. kayleigh, let me start with you. if mr. trump gets the nomination, do you think he has enough grasp of the details on foreign policy to go toe to toe with hillary clinton? >> yes. >> matt? >> he doesn't have to know that much. he can talk about making america great again. in a campaign, he's fine. >> lanhee? >> he's not ready to be president and i think that will show. >> thank you to all of you. appreciate it. >>> don't forget, tomorrow night, wisconsin republican presidential town hall at 8:00 eastern. >>> coming up, the death toll in the brussels tear terror attack has run. are police any closer to finding him? who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a bus

the media has written donald trump off as this buffoon that but they haven't looked clearly or dummy articles and research that was necessary. i'm sure judy is going to back me up on this. jon: what you say judy? >> absolutely. it's extraordinary. i think in the beginning as mitt romney said, he didn't take donald trump seriously as a potential candidate. certainly not as a front-runner but once it became clear that trump was gathering steam you needed to go look at the assertions that he had made about his own business career. my family is in the hotel business and was in the hotel business in las vegas and i can tell you you cannot do business in las vegas in those days when he's been doing this business without dealing with some mob related companies and many reporters have delved into this and found that to be true. we had a book by wayne barrett in 1992 which made that claim. we had tim o'brien in 2005 in another book saying that donald trump isn't even worth billions, he's worth between 150 and250 million. how is it possible this man may get the republican nomination? we don't

said he was buffoon and call him an ape.pointed out all the venom, vitriol, nasty things they called him, all it did, covered him in teflon to the point that he, later on, when people actually had legitimate criticisms about him, it all bounces off of him because he heard it all. harris: you know what is interesting about what charlie is saying, julie, they built him up because he was able then to make the comparison of himself that money. he could say look how badly they're picking on me. imagine what they would do to you? >> i don't feel badly for them at all. in 2008, john mccain, shedding tears over sarah palin, excuse me, i'm sorry, donald trump who is basically sarah palin in male form, put sarah palin on ticket. you had tea party wave in 2010, which these guys cynically rose to the majority. i remember going to town hall meetings with some coning men and tea party, what they were saying, mitch mcconnell and establishment road that wave to majority. they exploited them. they used them. ginned them up. now the manifesta

so the fact that, well, i'm supposed to be objective, but a bigoted buffoon may get the nomination of major party is a big deal. everywhere i go all around the world, people are fixated on this fact. if he does what the polls suggest, that's major event in political life. if he takes this gigantic step toward the nomination of make party. >> ifill: mark, i wonder if that has something to do with where we are now. by creating a super tuesday that was supposed to come up with a predetermined result that it's back firing now. >> i think it has. unintended consequences, the law thatoff. it was organized by chuck robb, the former governor of virginia, son-in-law of president johnson to, really stop the democratic party from drifting to the left. as william described beautifully in that piece, jesse jackson nearly showed how it could be done and became the model. he upset the applecart when michael dukakis in 1988 was able to run what they called a four-corner strategy by winning florida and texas and the state of washington and the northeast, as well. but it has become the difference betwe

campaign would google charlie sykes and see for almost a year now charlie's been calling trump a vulgar buffoonds to build a firewall here in wisconsin to stop the trump train as it moves through toward november, doing everything he can to block that mans nomination. he didn't think he was going to get the interview. he got it. he pushed it as much as he could. he started off very polite, happy easter, congratulations on the new grandchild. but oh, by the way, here in wisconsin we value civility and decorum and truth telling. conservative principles. and we don't really think you have them. and then calls him a bully. he reminds me multiple times that your answers remind me of a playground, not a campaign for the president of the united states. so charlie sykes, he took his opportunity. he knew it was going to be a one and done. he does not have to go back to donald trump ever again. people who are on the beat, people who work for our network, they have to keep that relationship going for a long, long time. charlie did not have that burden. and as a result he had the luxury of being incredibly

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called him a buffoon. called him all these things, media did too.him all these things, it is just totally unacceptable to call a serious candidate. and, it is because they didn't think of him as being serious. that had so much to do with his meteoric rise, that first layer of teflon coated on him was the outrageous attacks on him and unreasonable attacks on him very early on, that i think a lot of his supporters viewed actually attacks on them, maybe they were, maybe they weren't, but whatever it was they weren't being listened to. martha: we got to go. you think too late for anybody else to get in. >> no, it is not too late. i don't think it will undermine donald trump. more people getting helps donald trump quite frankly. martha: see you later, charlie. >> thank you, martha. bill: jenna lee has a preview, "happening now." good morning, jenna. >> some big questions we're asking, could it be sweep or clinton and trump? last chance for rubio, cruz, and es sanders. we have brit hume with his take on the race. race for super tuesday created by one poli

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