[applause] cecile richards: women cannot wait. state legislatures across the country, instead of protecting and advancing the rights of women for reproductive health care for safe and legal abortions, they are persecuting women and doctors. candidates are talking about whether to punish women, while women are already been punished in america. women in my home state of texas have to drive hundreds of miles to get to a doctor. women like dana farris fisher who had her breast cancer detected a planned parenthood another program has been ended by the texas texas legislature. that is right. senator ted cruz is pledging to end planned parenthood. yes and outlaw abortion. he said women are the victims and he wants to protect us. don't you just feel safer already? as my mom, the late governor ann richards would say -- [applause] cecile richards: a woman of voting for ted cruz is like a chicken voting for colonel sanders. how about instead, let's elected president that trust women to make our own decisions about her own bodies. we are sick

[applause] cecil richards: women cannot wait.congress and state legislatures across the country, instead of protecting and advancing the rights of women for reproductive health care for safe and legal abortions, they are persecuting women and doctors. candidates are talking about whether to punish women, while women are already been punished in america. in my home state of texas have to drive hundreds of miles to get to a doctor. women like dana farris fisher who had her press karen's -- breast cancer detected a planned parenthood another program has been ended by the texas texas legislature. that is right. senator ted cruz is pledging to end planned parenthood. yes and outlaw abortion. he said women are the victims and he wants to protect us. don't you just feel safer already? mom, the late governor ann richards would say -- [applause] a woman ofrds: voting for ted cruz is like a chicken voting for colonel sanders. how about instead, let's elected president that trust women to make our own decisions about her own bodies. we are

any way, jeannie mancini will join me shortly, as will cecile richards. the remarks of yesterday are playing among women there in wisconsin. msnb chris jansing in milwaukee. thank you for joining us. you've been talking to people. >> all day long. the reaction from women has been very negative. didn't matter how old, which party they were in. i think they fell into three groups. another group had this sort of visceral angry reaction. they couldn't believe what they were hearing. and they were very vehement, if they thought about voting for him for president. the third, taking this long view. people who are worried about what a donald trump nomination would mean, because they believe he plays fast and loose with the facts. one example that was given to me by a business leader, apparently trump was meeting with a group of business leaders here in wisconsin, and according to this person, when talking about things like unemployment, and the deficit, got every single number wrong. had nothing but negative things to say about wisconsin. the quote was, you can't

who do you think cecil richards is talking to?you know, i think there are a lot of women that would find that to be pandering to say this is just one issue when there are many, many issues women care about and stw actually most women support abortion. i think that's a mistake to be so far to the left but that's what happens in a primary. >> let's talk about the primary here in new york. you set the line for us on the republican side. i'll ask you to do the same on the democratic side. we had jeff weaver here, he said new york is not must win for his campaign. do you think he has a shot of pull thing out tomorrow or are the polls right? >> she's probably headed toward a double digit win. all sanders has to do is beat expectations. he doesn't have the kind of machine apparatus to bring out voters, and he has to hope the people that want to show up on a nice sunny day like this will want to do the same thing tomorrow and wait in line to vote. >> what about the delegate picture going forward? i look at it and i have a hard time drawin

i want to thank my friend, cecile richards, for being here tonight. ere is a lot about cecile that i admire, including the poise she showed when speaking truth to adverse republicans. trust me, that is not easy. and i am so grateful to have been endorsed by the planned parenthood action fund. [applause] i also want to thank my friend, your neighbor, senator al franken, for campaigning here for me. and i'm told that congressman andre carson from indiana's here, and congresswoman maxine waters from california. to all of the city, state and local leaders, who pour your hearts into building the democratic party across wisconsin, please know this. i will help you take back the governorship and the state legislature. you see, i am a proud democrat and i support democrats up and down the ticket. always have and always will. and to the union members and representatives of organized labor who have faced a hostile agenda in this state, please know help is on the way. we are here tonight because we want, together, to build a future where every american can live u

[applause] thank my friend cecile richards. there is a lot about her that i admire.peaking truth to power with some of the most fact averse republicans in congress. trust me, that is not easy. i am so grateful to have been endorsed by the planned parenthood action fund. i also want to thank my friend senator al franken for campaigning here for me. that congressman andre carson from indiana is here. and congresswoman maxine waters from california. to all of the cities and states local leaders who pour your hearts into building the democratic party across wisconsin please know this. back thelp you take governorship and to the state legislature. [applause] i am a proud democrat and i support democrats up and down the ticket. always have and always will. [applause] members who have faced a hostile agenda in this state please know help is on the way. [applause] we are here tonight because we want together to build a future where every american can live up to his or her god-given potential the matter where you come from. no one who works full time should have to live in po

clinton: and, i am always happy to be anywhere with cecile richards. who has been at a fierce, effective fighter for all of us. women and men. because i will tell you, when the opposition organizes to go after one of us, they are really going after all of us. they have gone after it to -- they have gone after unions to undermine the american labor movement. they have gone after planned parenthood and the work it has done and the very basic constitutional rights granted to women under roe. v. wade to make the most personal decision about health care choices. and i cannot thank enough my friend, another woman of courage, former congresswoman gabby gifford for being here. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "gabby"] mrs. clinton: she and her wonderful husband, mark kelly, have been on a mission. a mission to bring about common sense gun safety reform. togetherather -- and we are going to accomplish that mission. and finally, i want to thank him to really salute my friend and senator from new york kiersten gillibrand, who has taken on some very difficult

and, i am always happy to be anywhere with cecile richards. a fierce,en at effective fighter for all of us. women and men. because i will tell you, when the opposition organizes to go reallyne of us, they are going after all of us. they have gone after it to undermine the american labor movement. they have gone after planned parenthood and the work it has done. and at the very basic constitutional rights granted to v. wade to roe. decisionmost personal about health care choices. and i cannot thank enough my courageanother woman of , former congresswoman gabby furred for being here. gifford for being here. gabby."ting " mrs. clinton: she and her wonderful husband, mark kelly, have been on a mission. a mission to bring about common sense gun safety reform. and to gather we are going to accomplish that mission. finally, i want to thank him to really salute my friend and senate tour from new york, , who hasgillibrand taken on some very difficult all ofin the senate for us. for all of us, but particularly for women. she has been on the front lines

with cecile richards coming. megyn kelly coming. it'll be interesting.etty: what you think of wisconsin? huge surprise. bernie sanders was expected to have a ton of money. he has won a rash of states. still, he has not caught up to hillary. it just shows that she will have to slug it out to the end. point thethat at some valley of experience will be understood. what we are seeing with bernie sanders is that he is appealing it cang people because be done. you cannot declare that we will give every kid -- kid free college. will break up the big banks, we're starting to ask him now, i feel badly with the daily news interview, how are you going to do it? betty: we are hearing those questions were trump as well. >> when these guys can turn off the hot air balloon and answer question, people start saying wait a minute, he starts sounding disorganized. clinton,w come hillary they say she is a woman's the problem. she is popular among women over the age of 65. she is having a hard time coalescing young women. >> i think for young women, it is good that they feel

when you've got the head of the march for life and cecile richards, essentially, is on the same pagees to criticizing donald trump, that is a remarkable feat in american politics, that you can somehow unite the pro-life and pro-choice movements on this particular point. but steve, i am sensing, and that i think this could be the tipping point. throw in, if he does lose wisconsin, throw this in. i think you are going to see more and more republicans decide, better to risk losing without trump than losing with trump. but the damage trump causes. look at what we've seen. over the last 24 to 72 hours, i don't know if -- i think there has been at least three different statements he's made, where either he had to walk it back, a republican had to distance themselves, or some combination of the two. that's what the general election is going to look. and oh, by the way, he's apparently trying to become more presidential. >> yeah, and -- >> this is a -- this is a -- this is spiraling downward, quickly. >> and there was also this afternoon, polling, new polling out of wisconsin that shows now,

tell you that i have to correct something, earlier i made theders here, big mistake of calling cecile richards by an inappropriate name. if she is still here tonight, i apologize. tonight is a night we will put down in the dimock -- democratic history books. we have made a quarter of a million dollars tonight thanks to all of you. [applause] that is a quarter of a million dollars it will help us win elections up and down the ticket and i think you so much. i want to do a few things really ck.at -- qui a round of applause for the amazing waitstaff that is here tonight? [applause] and a big round of applause for the center are doing such an amazing job of holding 1500 people. [applause] this night has been a success because when we all work together, we can do amazing things. i know we will do that in november. it has been an honor and a privilege to work with an incredible staff at dpw, who have worked tirelessly on this event. knowing them, they are all still hard at work, but can we please get one round of applause to the best team in the business? [applause] without further a do, i thank you

he joins clinton in madison along with the president of planned parenthood, cecile richards.l.a. bureau. thanks for taking a few minutes this morning. >> my pleasure. >> you're an actor. you're a wisconsin native, though. what do you make of this? you're a hillary clinton supporter. you're looking at your home state. it's got to spotlight today. an awful lot of bernie sanders supporters there. what do you make of that? >> there's a lot of support for bernie. i certainly understand bernie's appeal. with me, it comes down to a very simple case of hillary being by far the most qualified candidate to run for president in my lifetime. my experience of hillary goes back to her working the children's defense fund, marion wright aidalman, her constant support for women's rights. i have two daughters. for reproductive rights. as a senator, she sponsored eight pieces of legislation. she wasn't just a reliable vote, as bernie was. she has been at the forefront of protecting our most vulnerable citizens. fighting for health care. i think she's the most prepared person by far. and i suppo