charlie brown started in about 1950. i think i can safely go with charlie brown as the answer.final answer, charlie brown. >> you got there quick, and you're right. >> good. >> nicely done. [applause] no pulling the football away from you. >> extra fine. man, man, man. >> $7,000. the next step? this is your $10,000 question. >> okay. [dramatic musical flourish] >> if you get regular checkups, you've likely had your doctor use a sphygmomanometer on you, as that's just the fancy word for a what? >> sphygmom... "ometer" means it measures something, so it's either a stethoscope or a blood pressure monitor. it's also an incredibly long word. [sighs] um... i think a stethoscope is a stethoscope. the blood pressure monitor would make sense. b, blood pressure monitor. that's my final answer. >> and that's also right. >> good! good! >> [laughs] >> i was concerned. it was just a moment, a moment. >> i get it. for you, it's more like relief than excitement. >> no, like, i'm happy. i'm glad i'm--whenever i see the question, i'm like, "i think i have a clue." >> all right, $10,000. a chance

charlie brown started in about 1950. i think i can safely go with charlie brown as the answer. >> you got there quick, and you're right. >> good. >> nicely done. [applause] no pulling the football away from you. >> extra fine. man, man, man. >> $7,000. the next step? this is your $10,000 question. >> okay. [dramatic musical flourish] >> if you get regular checkups, you've likely had your doctor use a sphygmomanometer on you, as that's just the fancy word for a what? >> sphygmom... "ometer" means it measures something, so it's either a stethoscope or a blood pressure monitor. it's also an incredibly long word. [sighs] um... i think a stethoscope is a stethoscope. the blood pressure monitor would make sense. b, blood pressure monitor. >> and that's also right. >> good! good! >> [laughs] >> i was concerned. it was just a moment, a moment. >> i get it. for you, it's more like relief than excitement. >> no, like, i'm happy. i'm glad i'm--whenever i see the question, i'm like, "i think i have a clue." >> all right, $10,000. a

it's a world-famous comic strip, featuring charlie brown, linus, with the blanket, and lucy, asshole for no reason. [ laughter ] but the big question we ask of "the daily show," is obama really the biggest peanuts fan? if you look at it objectively, his policies haven't been too good for the "peanuts" gang. before obamacare, lucy had a thriving psychiatry practice. [ laughter ] but all of the costly regulations forced her out of business. and how about snoopy? the dog who served his country bravely as a world war i fighter pilot, and that's 28 dog years, people. you don't think of that. and because of obama's inability to fix the v.a. backlog, the local clinic doesn't give him the support he needs, forcing snoopy to pay for meds out of the pocket, which is tough for him, because he doesn't have pockets, because he's a dog. [ laughter ] and don't get me started on common core. yeah. whose so-called standards mean good teachers are losing their jobs, just because they talk differently. yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, and i'm missed, too, mrs. donovan, i really am. oh, wow. you lost your pensi

charlie brown's dog in the peanuts comic strip, who is it? we're starting off easy here. charlie brown's companion was a beagle. he's also appeared as the flying ace who was the red baron. it appeared in just seven papers back in 1950. since then there have been dozens of tv specials and movies and holiday specials as well. question two. what did elvis put on his peanut butter sandwiches? this was a royal treat for the king of rock and roll. number three, bananas. sandwiches was gendary. he once flew to denver for a pea new butter banana and bacon sandwich. that sounds delicious. which former president was a peanut farmer? when he was a kid, this president sold boiled peanuts on the streets of plains, georgia, where he was born. yeah, it's number two jimmy carter. carter served seven years as a navy officer but resigned to take over the family peanut business when his father died in 1953. let's get technical. peanuts are classified as? pete's rolling his eyes at these choice. they're classified as edible seeds enclosed in pods. they were number legumes. peanuts actually g

. >> reporter: out on dvd, the peanuts movie, charlie brown and the rest of the gang in the big adventure. it's rated g. chris hensworth, in the heart of the sea. directed by lon howard, and tells of the sailors who survived after their ship was sunk by a giant whale. in the heart of the sea is rated pg-13. victor frankenstein out now on dvd, stars daniel radcliffe as a adaptation of the novel. it's rated pg-13. for shakespeare fans, michael fassbender becomes mcbeth. it's rated r. >>> for the kids, open season scared silly. the fourth installment of the animated franchise is rated g. >>> football fans can celebrate peyton manning's retirement with nfl super bowl 50, denver broncos, out on dvd. fox's hit music telecast of grease live is available on dvd, including account live show and a lot of extras. >> we'll make it more dramatic than it is. >> reporter: also, tv community, want fifth season and the final season, and unbreakable kimmie available on dvd. >>> the music rockers, three doors down, out with us and the night. and rita wilson in a self-titled p album. and jeff bucky's "you an

. >> rick said he felt like charlie brown with lucy and the football. i said, "you're not gonna die. we're gonna -- we're gonna get this -- you're gonna get better." >> but rick seems to know the end is near, and he's determined to give shelly a head start on dealing with the strange and valuable inheritance he'll leave her -- a huge collection of space memorabilia. it took him decades to amass, and he may only have months to live. >> he really saw his mortality. he wanted these items to go to people that would appreciate them like he did. >> of the hundreds of items, rick zeroes in on this hasselblad camera for a quick and easy sale. he bought it from astronaut gordon cooper, who stated, in writing, that he used it snap some of the earliest pictures from outer space in 1963. but it now appears that couldn't be true. the auction house gets a confusing report from the authenticator. what was the news? >> it's not authentic. >> a fake? >> it's the proper period, but this camera was not gordon cooper's. >> how did you know that it wasn't gordon cooper's? i

the same way charlie brown feels when lucy offers to hold the football.kepticism born out of countless disappointments. (chuckling)

"the peanuts movie" reunites charlie brown, snoopy, lucy, linus and the their first big adventure. snd full: in the heart of the sea trailer "as i live and breath he's mine." chris hemsworth headlines "in the heart of the sea," a story that inspired moby dick. the big budget film was directed by ron howard and tells of the sailors who survived after their ship was sunk by a giant whale. snd full: victor frankenstein trailer "we shall create a man after our own image." told from igor's perspective, "victor frankenstein" stars daniel radcliffe portraying the doctor's trusted assistant in this contemporary adaptation of mary shelley's 1818 novel. snd full: macbeth "this is the very painting of you?" for shakespeare fans, michael fassbender becomes "macbeth" in a gritty and realistic telling of the soldier who became king. snd full: open season: scared silly "we've struck the mother load" for the little tykes, "open season: scared silly" is the 4th installment of the animated franchise. snd full: nfl denver broncos music and denver pro-football fans can celebrate quarterback peyton man

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you are taking the ball away like lucy did to charlie brown all the time. >> it is the rules of 1237. if he doesn't have that number going into the convention it will be a contested convention. that's with any situation and you can't change the rules in the middle of the game. he needs to push forward and he need to probably spend more money and probably deliver more on his message points in terms of what he would plan to do if he is the nominee and if he is the president. >> how about rubio? what does he do and how does he become a power broker potentially in this scenario? >> i don't see he has a way forward. he has a lot of people in the republican party who like him very much, but i don't see he has anyway forward or any influence. >> he has his delegates. >> how does he broker them? >> that's a great question. maybe he wants the vp slot and he could give his delegates to cruz for example. that's one of the thoughts that is out there. we have to see what happens. he has been silent since he dropped out of the race. >> he denied he wants any future political office including being

. >> charlie brown teacher, wa, wa, wa. >> it's not that i don't love you two. >> we know your favorite season, shawn. >> indeed, indeed. >> thank you very much. . >>. >> you want to say hi to michelle. >> yes. >> remember virginia mc florence she is 100-year-old woman that went dancing and it went viral when she visited white house she got to dance with president and first lady. so many of you wanted to know more about her and want todd reach out and help her in some way. now you can a crowd funding site has been set up for miss virginia on u caring.com. people donated more people donated more than $10,000. the money donated will help give her the resources she needs to live comfortably and continue her active role in the community. 106 years old ! >> fantastic. >> she's incredible. >> stay with us we'll be right back. it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. spring into fun and save $50 with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens williamsburg. a whole other world awaits.

. >> we're just charlie browns. nancy, we thought it mattered we showed up. it doesn't matter. >> think about it, you're holding back, you're so careful. but it is outrageous, i think, that statement. it sounds terrible. >> of course, it's true. >> it is technically true. >> we don't have direct election of nominees. try to put a candidate forward who failed, who was way behind the guy who actually got the most votes and see what happens to your party. >> or else bring in a masked man who hasn't been there before. we got a great idea. paul ryan. >> does he want to step in, that drama and have people coming at him, trump's people already becoming. i don't see how he would possibly want to do that. >> a group of two dozen conservatives, news about this, with the goal of organizing an effort to stop trump by any means necessary. according to the "washington post," robert costa our friend and colleague, per three people familiar with the talks, the mood of the room was muted and down beat. attendees voiced frustration. and wondered aloud. one of the organizers sa

. >> did you hear president obama will be paying tribute to charlie brown, snoopy and the rest of theeanuts gang. he has written the forward for the 25th volume of the complete pea nuts, the latest in the series preprinting of the iconic comic book strip. this issue covers january 1, 1999 through february 13, 2000 when the final peanuts strip was published the day after the death of charles schulz. president obama said for decades, peanuts was our own daily security blanket. that's what makes peanuts an american treasure. >> what could get in the way of a rally this week? policy, central banks, oil or something else? lots more to discuss after this short break. (singing alougetting to know you. getting to know all about you... getting to like you. getting to hope you like me... is someone getting to know your credit? not without your say so. credit lock lets you lock and unlock your transunion credit report with the swipe of a finger. getting to know you. getting to know all about you... get one-touch credit lock, plus your score and report at transunion.com. get in the know. hey how'

andre bernier colozzas charlie brown snow, just a few flakes that drift down and not .la there is say snow powder on the groundnd, this time of year it melts quickly because the ground is starting to warm, but radar the moderate snow coming down east, southeast hurling some streaks of lake enhancement gals in just to the north of lehmann looking at the crib-cam, you can see downtown reduced visibility of one and a half miles, currently 27 degrees and 28 akron-cantonali. you can see a substantial cloud near chicago and milwaukee high pressure is building building an and show that on the maps in motion, maybe a mixture this afternoon heading off east . high pressure comes in to clean out the atmosphere tomorrow to get sunshine, light snow, mid to upper 30s . a rain rain snow mix and then my snowfall after that, mr. goddard will be at the medinanaat community center for the home and garden show . from noon until 3:00 p.m. bob lafayette road in medina . to help the animals . for the most part don't case against is staying out of the fray is that people will see based on the issues. >> he

sounds like a jackhammer had a baby with charlie brown's teacher. time i hear one of those speeches, my ears start to bleed internally. i mean that as compliment. >> as compliment? >> with love and total support for her as woman. i am the lena dunham of this couch. we often said that. melissa: does it sound sexist? harris: that is great question. melissa: that she has neither strength or energy. strength is hit at her woman hood? jeb bushes that was energy. but he says she has neither strength or energy. harris: he hit others with strength. >> rick perry hit donald trump on strength. donald trump was not strong and challenged him to pull-up contest. is that sexist? harris: that is ugly, really is. >> we are free to comment on her, whether any comment made by male or female. if people will be reticent about criticizing her because of fear that the criticism is sexist, then this is not a fair and open debate. andrea: not only that. all trump has to do pull tape of her old campaign manager her being tired and huma abedin she is often confused. there yo

to me, what do you think, speaks to me someone is going like charlie brown's teacher on voters out there onto donald trump who is saying something, may not be eloquent but at least he is fighting. >> bernie sanders, democrats have their own establishment problems and inability to not respond to voters needs was when bernie sanders is winning 90% of those that is a big problem for democrats. they have been catering to this electorate. on the one hand they are trying to wage the battle of the future to be more inclusive to immigrants. and they want to blame economic problems on mexican immigrants and dealing with free-trade and capitalist policies that the right and left have decided to take off. that being said republicans have a problem if they have both. they can't complain about donald trump's rhetoric and then back him. they can't want to broker a convention and later include him. they are in a tough position while harry reid is like let's start to wage the war against trump and if it is not trump -- >> he is ready. >> democrats are going to be very sad when he retires because he is t

today charlie brown joins us live from the precinct in virginia beach with more on what's at stake and what you need to know before you cast a ballot elise good morning and really i just spoke to some people actually went to the wrong polling place this morning and were turned away to make sure you go to the right precinct so how you can do that is by going online to elections dot virginia dot gov and click on look up polling place by address and you and your address and click search then i'll tell you exactly where you need to go. also before you leave home make sure you grab your id you can have a state id military id and a college id however if you don't have an id you can grab a provisional ballot and cast your vote. also when you do cast your vote you also have fewer republican or democrat won the polls are open until seven a new house to be in line by seven to vote again in line by seven to cast your vote and we'll be following the results all day and will keep you updated on line and on tv live in virginia beach. elise brown thirteen years now. all right elise thank you for that

. >> yo, my man charlie brown is straight up baked. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] straight up baked. >> that was peanut work. >> jimmy: a little peanut work. everyone's done it. that character didn't take off. >> no, they didn't ask me back after that one. >> jimmy: no, i can understand. [ laughter ] i can see that. here's another one you did. this is from the '70s cartoon "superfriends." >> yes, i love this one. >> jimmy: no, this is a great one. check this out. >> batman and robin arrive at the dark cave and enter. >> holy hob goblins. it's dark in here, batman. >> man the [bleep] up, robin, you little bitch. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what time did that air? was that saturday morning? >> yeah, i was the original batman. i was the original batman. robin always acts like a little bitch. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] saturday morning. well here's one. this is from the '80s cartoon "duck tales." that's one of my favorites. watch this one. >> can we go to a movie today, uncle scrooge? >> sorry, kids my tinder date is on her way and we're going to netflix and chill. in other words, we

presidential hopefuls made stops in hampton roads already as part of a push to secure votes for today charlie brown joins us live from the precinct in virginia beach with more on what's at stake and what you need to know before you cast a ballot. elise good morning and realize these candidates are really trying to get people's attention and traveling all around the country to having signs leading up to the polling place in the mean right here leading up to cancel presbyterian church mean there are signs just leading all the way up here to the church also there are about ten poll workers who are here right now they just put out signs over here means the handicapped. there's all this adds a polling place there's all this kind of irritate no campaigning past us earn points so you can't campaign pass a certain point now if you do plan on coming out in voting today there are some things you do want to know now. voting does start at six o'clock this morning and does go until seven o'clock tonight when i cast your ballot you do have to select a republican or democrat. all the do not wanna leave home witho

relevance when i think most of the party, particularly these trump voters, becausically hear charlie brown's teach are when mitt romney talks. >> in terms of delegates, even -- there's -- the only way any of these current candidates can try to stop donald trump really at this point is by doing something at the convention, right? >> unless there's some complete trajectory change where one of them wins everything going forward and that's not realistic. that was explicit in mitt romney's remarks today. he wasn't trying to get behind one person and boost them to be the person to defeat donald trump. that ship has sailed. what he was trying to do is, hey, if you are in florida, vote for marco rubio. if you are in ohio, vote for john kasich and build up their delegates and spread the wealth to prevent donald trump from getting 1,237 so this can be sorted out in cleveland. if you talk to a bunch of folks in the republican party, that seems to be the strategy they're coalescing around. i don't know that it will be any more successful than just trying to defeat donald trump outright. the notion of on

a charlie brown guy. kerry: when did they cover the trains like that? greg: that is a good question. i was told they would break sfwoo the subway yards. that is one thing i heard. all right, what else? kerry: long awaited reunion going to happen in brooklyn, a lost puppy found 500 miles an away. greg: he looks like a great dog. he was found in north carolina missing from brooklyn. kerry: he disappeared six months ago and then a miracle spotted in north carolina. he wasn't wearing a collar but the micro chip worked. >> will he remember me. it has been so long. he was so little. so i'm curious if he's going to kerry: so far nobody knows how he got there. he's doing well and has been neutered. he's going to hitch a ride. >> developments on the president's dance in argentina. there they are having a great time. the president with mora. kerry: soon to be your facebook friend. greg: well, here she is on facebook. this is good news for all parties, she's got a serous boyfriend. she's a very serious dancer. kerry: she is. greg: there she is again. they like to

i heard that but everything -- the last two hours has been like listening to charlie brown's teacher. i am wondering do i have to go climb into a tent and hope that the hot team finds me before going to a navigation center? is that the only way i will get help? can i go to work or school and still get support in this city? i mean i do have to be completely homeless on the sidewalk? because that's all i am hearing this morning. there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i am asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker

and lucy pulls the football way and charlie brown falls on his tuckus and trump wins. i don't know if it's going to play out this way, but it's worth reminding people that every time we think this is going to be the beginning of the end for him, he only gets stronger. >> and every time we think we have a sense of what's going to happen, especially in this 2016 campaign -- >> which is why you just watch. and it's why we still have four presidential candidates tonight that people should be checking out. >> which is a great way to tee up the tease to our coverage. >> i'm a teaser. >> of course, we'll see you in just about 20 minutes for "mtp daily." and as chuck mentioned, a full night of special coverage happening right here on msnbc. town hall events kicking things off at 7:00. chuck todd with john kasich. donald trump at 8:00 p.m. with chris matthews. rachel maddow has back-to-back one-on-one interviews with hillary clinton at 9:00 and bernie sanders at 10:00. >>> still to come on this hour of msnbc, bernie sanders is feeling some momentum in wisconsin. will it carry h

charlie: tina brown got you to write about yourself. roger: she did. charlie: did you resist that? surprised because i had a sense of privacy about running my family and my children. she said, you have had an interesting life. i have heard some of your stories. try to write more. that is why i wrote this book. there is a lot of personal stuff in here and i will always be grateful to her. charlie: was it hard for you? roger: i can't remember. i don't think it was a breakthrough. there were things i wanted to write about. i wanted to write about my stepfather, eb white. he was not just a great writer but physically one of the most graceful people. just moving. walking down the road toward the pasture, there was something about him. he was very shy. a world-class hypochondriac. i would hear him every week on the comment page for the new yorker, he would lock himself in his study. you would hear -- long pauses and little bits. he would come out for lunch and not say anything. he would mail it off in the 2:00 mail and say, it isn't good enough. you would read it and he would come back n

a rare condition called charlie brown face, and who's at risk."? that's today! >> dr. travis: hello, everyone, we have a packed show today. we will start with the topic that we all love: food! [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> dr. travis: unfortunately, in this case it's disgusting. a mom in alaska decided to do an experiment with a happy meal from mcdonalds over a timespan of 6 years. she posted

forty minutes on the westbound turnpike from philadelphia a over to valley forge the downtown, charlie brown, a live look here at the vine street expressway, bumper to bumper crossing town heading over towards 30th street station. when will the wind die down? sue will have the answer coming up in 15 seconds. >> when you need services immediately mine key provides fast, reliable same day service by highly qualified and experienced technicians for brakes, tires and more put your trust in mine key for great value and service, mine key, servicing america's cars and trucks since 1972. >>> sure, looking a lot better then it did, yesterday at this same time when it was still raining, your weather headlines for today, still, windy to start the day, sunny and cooler throughout the afternoon, cooler then it was yesterday, and then the wind will die down eventually by tonight, march will end with rain, and friday, storms, no joke, at least, we hope, maybe we are going to get rid of them before friday but anyway that is all way out to the west. to daze is high and dry. high pressure in control. chilly,

. >> i immediately started hearing charlie brown's teacher. adore ted cruz, he's my guy, there's a droning on, there's got to be excitement and understanding of the nature of what he is-- what's happening. he needs to make an adjustment. but this is the time to highlight how you're different. 242,000 new jobs added last month. i'm going to call that a fairly strong number. joining us from the labor chief of staff under george w. bush. you're the guy who always finds something wrong with an employment report under president obama. look, 242,000 new jobs. the real unemployment rate u-6 down. the participation right up. what's wrong with all of this? >> look, i think these are good trend lines, let's take this as a snapshot in time. seeing the u-6, the number of people in the work force is important. pew research released a report this week that was really fascinating in taking a look at those states with the employment to population ratio is still down below the 2007 levels. and of those states, there are 22 states where they are down. those 22

>> reporter: the establishment has to feel a lot like charlie brown right now. every time they feel they'll kick the football and take it to donald trump, the ball gets yanked away and fall on their back side. it helps reclaim victory. they have a watch. the news conference says it's an unorthodox way. they sort of embrace it. it's critical of donald trump. they send it back. it's not the performance they were hoping for. it calls out trump for his use of vulgar rhetoric. he swears in the ad nine times. >> i would say more times. he's going to be more presidential. that ad shows a certain degree of anger. in all of these countries ripping us off. let it run. let it run. >> the infomercial, donald tr p trump. >> the states that were presented out loud. it will be produced by a different steak production company. actually made by a company in connecticut. from our new poll numbers is this fact, that there's still major divisions within the party right now, just 28% of those supporters who voted for ted cruz say they are satisfied with the idea of trump becoming th

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i heard that but everything -- the last two hours has been like listening to charlie brown's teacher. i am wondering do i have to go climb into a tent and hope that the hot team finds me before going to a navigation center? is that the only way i will get help? can i go to work or school and still get support in this city? i mean i do have to be completely homeless on the sidewalk? because that's all i am hearing this morning. there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i am asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker

i heard that but everything -- the last two hours has been like listening to charlie brown's teacher. i am wondering do i have to go climb into a tent and hope that the hot team finds me before going to a navigation center? is that the only way i will get help? can i go to work or school and still get support in this city? i mean i do have to be completely homeless on the sidewalk? because that's all i am hearing this morning. there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i am asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker

leslie: made these dead white guys -- available to black and brown people. charlietiming was important. >> yes. people found a truth within themselves. and read life into it. -- breathe life into it. thehe genius comes from work, not the product itself. that was apparent to me the first day i entered the room. i could see the minds that were here, they were coming together, and what that meant in terms of throwing an idea out there and throwing it .way and being able to freely bring ideas up and let go of them. charlie: you guys are in it. people will tell you because you are in it, what it means to them. what are you hearing? what is resonating with these audiences. these are extra ordinary audiences. from a high school student in the bronx to people from around the world. what is it? >> after the show there is a lot of -- something i want to say. i need to be able to express myself, but i cannot. i am sorry. to which we say, ok, we feel it too. there is a communion that happens between what happens on stage and what seems to be affecting people out in the audience

joining me now john lambert, senator scott brown and charlie hurt. i think it was good optics for everyone involved in a week when there hasn't been a lot of good news for the republican party in general. >> i don't know how he understands he will bring it party together after he retweeted an image that went after the spouse of ted cruz. in an interview with cnn he keeps calling ted cruz lyin' ted. last night was laughable his appearance on chris matthews. this is got it who is going to bring the party together? i think he's self-destructing in front of us. you see it in the polling in wisconsin and california it's a 50-50 chance he walks out of cleveland with the nomination and there are a lot of forces pushing back against it. >> i personally believe donald trump hasn't begun to show us what he's capable of in terms of uniting our party. he felt personally attacked in terms of his wife melania. and he respond in the way any husband would do. charles: was it presidential, john? i don't know, maybe i'm naive or dumb. i want a president who doesn't do

i heard that but everything -- the last two hours has been like listening to charlie brown's teacher. i am wondering do i have to go climb into a tent and hope that the hot team finds me before going to a navigation center? is that the only way i will get help? can i go to work or school and still get support in this city? i mean i do have to be completely homeless on the sidewalk? because that's all i am hearing this morning. there are street people and there are homeless people. street people want to be on the street. homeless people have a situation. what about resources for them? can i raise my hand and get help in the city? and i see a lot of successful people and you talked about the five year thing earlier. you put it up on the screen. imagine anybody in this room with house keys right now giving up the keys for five years. i don't want to be part of that statistic. i want some assistance and i want it now and i know it's here so i asking what do we do? are we talking to the right people now or spinning our wheels and running our mouth? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker ple

brown. ♪ >> this "charlie rose."h politics, donald trump and hillary clinton came close tore securing their party nomination. super tuesday. saw both candidates win victories in seven -- contenders look towards november. >> we know we got work to do. but that work is not to make america great again. never stopped being great.

back with me, senator pat brown, liz peek and charlie kirk.all eyes on texas, the largest delegate count, and it's one of the states where if indeed ted cruz does extraordinarily well, he can make a big jump in terms of delegates, making him a lot more competitive? >> he could be more excesstive if he wins texas. if he wins texas and wins big, it will prolong the race. you know, if he doesn't do as well as he hopes to in texas, it can prolong the race anyway, it might hand the votes over to rubio in florida. that's what we would look to see if cruz would not do well in texas and end up having to move on or being forced out of the race. i think trump is going to surprise people tonight again because of the more recent media attacks that work to his favor. the trump train moving and the gravy train going, and that's what people are seeing. charles: when donald trump uses that, i do want credit. charlie kirk, i know you're not a donald trump fan, and you are one of these upcoming millennials pushing the gop message on college campuses. what are y

charlie sykes is here. and trump supporter and former u.s. senator scott brown. why he thinks none of this is why he thinks none of this is going here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer means you're moving to the middle of nowhere, the boys say they hate the idea. but you pretend it's not so bad. and years later at thanksgiving, when one of them says what he's thankful for most, is this house, you realize you didn't plan for any of this you wouldn't have done it any other way. with the right financial partner, progress is possible. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestr

charlie sikes. and senator ted cruz supporter. scott brownformer massachusetts senator, a donald trump supporter. great to have you both on. you had governor scott walk order your show and he gave his endorsement for ted cruz. what is the lay of the handle in wisconsin with regard to conservative radio? >> it is very different than the national conservative talk shows. there are no fan boys in wisconsin. almost all the conservative talk show hosts in wisconsin have been very, very critical of donald trump. and i think you're going to see this playing out in this campaign. he has not had the people rationalizing and defending and overlooking some of his foibl. and i think what you're seeing is conservatives are starting to coalesce around ted cruz. and i think donald trump is going to lose badly. >> that's interesting analysis. what should donald trump do? this new poll that came out an hour ago. he is down by 10. >> first, i'm surprised it is not by more. you know i've run almost 20 races, lost two. and i have never in my life seen the amount

charlie sykes is here. and trump supporter and former u.s. senator scott brown. why he thinks none of this is going to slow down the trump train. don't go away. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ask your dermatologist about otezl

charlie so far. the names, michael brown, freddie gray, just some of them. sanford, new york, baltimore, and ferguson. and one moment stood up for me, even today as a reflected on how we would share the hours today together. our president of the united states, two years after his reelection in 2014, having to stand in front of the cameras. americans watching his picture on the right side of their television right in front of them. on-screen left, cars and communities on fire. you remember that? he pleaded for combat. he was the first african-american president watching african-american communities that looks like 1964 and 2014. it was a flashback of unfortunate irony. so, this year i would like to start with what journalists are asked to do often, and that is to give a little bit of context. that is difficult given the limited experience i have had. if thistext asks election will remember those difficult times, those recent years of race relations we were just watching on the screen, while simultaneously, those ears appear -- those years appeared with the mo

charlie: this is a collaborative game. , but ai'm the performer lot of times, i'm behind the scenes. someone like justin bieber or chris brown- i like both and i'm glad i can do both. i'm still getting better as a producer. as a dj, i can go places like havana. just -- i have this excess of music. i was making a lot of music. i made music for a lot of different people but i was starting to go a certain direction and nobody was getting what i was making. maybe let's try this. i said, let's do our own project. you do have a certain reputation as a bad boy. diplo: that's funny to hear you say that. , for me, when it comes , for a while, any publicity is good public city. just making noise. and i have grown up a lot over the last couple years. trying to let the music speak as much as i can. at some point, those kinds of controversy can fuel you. and the battle with taylor swift? diplo: that was in direct. -- indirect. i thought i would never meet her. since then, i have become a friend. i see her a lot. it's funny that i have seen her around and we talk sometimes. four years ago, i never would have expected to meet her. charlie:

charlie that did you have has more from chicago's south side. >> i'm watching the trump rally in chicago spinning into chaos and i see this guy. wait a minute, i know this guy. jediah brown. in the middle of violence. jediah what were you doing? >> that's not going down to chicago. >> yeah, but people got a right to speak and be heard. >> what do you mean? i utilize my freedom of speech. >> but even people you disagree with have a right to be heard and to hear. >> if you paid attention, trump's the one who coward out. he postponed before we got to say a word. >> but that was rowdy. >> here is the deal. >> you got to admit he was right >> not at all. trump has had violence where he instructed people to leave out of rally, said he wish that he could smack individuals, he would pay for the legal fees of anybody that wanted to attack. >> that might be so, but didn't you create the equal and opposite action? >> not at all. and again, so here is the scoop and here is how it goes. i went to that rally trying to figure out could america withstand or stomach a hateful campaign? donald trump being able to run a successful campaign in america in 2016 should be alarming to everybody