the daily news went back to that well. this january after another republican presidential candidate decided to diss new york. ted cruz decided to attack donald trump for what he called donald trump's new york values. yeah, the daily news may really hate donald trump. if you're doing it in order to mess with donald trump, the first order of business around new york city is you do not mess with new york city. >> reporter: senator cruz, you suggested mr. trump, quote, embodies new york values. could you explain what you mean by that? >> i think most people know what new york values are. >> i am from new york. >> you're from new york. you're might not. i promise you in the state of south carolina, they do. the concept of new york values is not that complicated to figure out. not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just saying. >> are you sure about that? >> that happened in january at one of republican debates. it led to what i think was widely seen as donald trump's best debate moment of year. you saw him standin

the daily news has been knocked down on itits knees for the las few years. this extraordinarily aggressive new editor, the front pages every day are really terrific and it's just reignited the tabloid war, trump. then there's trump. >> this is -- before there was a new york presidential primary campaign this year. donald trump is a creature of these. he was created by a lot of these things in some ways. >> he has. the last 30 years has been this mt. rushmore of tabloid creatures. you can count them on one hand. donald trump, al sharpton, the late ed koch, rudy giuliani. these people have lived on the front pages of the tabloids. people are wondering how a businessman could get this far and control the press of the presidential race. this is a man who has been battle tested in the most fierce media market. >> he has learned to control the new york press. >> that's right. >> and now is going national. >> how many people have done that in history? he has not gotten swallowed by the press. he has mastered it. >> we're continuing to look at hillary clinton on her

the tabloid, the new york daily news from tomorrow, endorsing hillary clinton for president. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." no surprise donald trump is a big lead in his home state of new york, where a week from today, he hopes to make up for his loss in wisconsin. "the new york times" yesterday pointed out yet anotherer reason why trump enjoys a home field ativan taenl here. the new york tabloids, mr. trump is reyou nates with the president corps he knows best, a culture that spawned and nurtured the personality known -- now known worldwide. any way, asked for comment, trump's campaign told the times that the tabloids never stop. one thing i will say with great certainty, they are far more honorable than the political press. 'll see what that means. aside from their sensational headlines, which have been many, the headlines have had a big influence on 2016. a recent example was bernie sanders interview with the new york daily news, which the "washington post" said was pretty close to a disaster. that sounds like larry david

his interview with the new york daily news raising eyebrows, even those who like him say it's raising their eyebrows because he seemed less than prepared to offer detailed solutions to even signature issues like the economy. new york suddenly in play as a primary state. lots going on today and tonight. teacher's rally for hillary clinton. clinton earlier was in pennsylvania and sanders holds a rally there tonight. as for the controversy, eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is here with that part of our coverage. >> good evening to you, bill. sanders' interview with the daily news is again giving his critics plenty of fuel. this time the controversy is about whether families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre should in fact be able to sue gun manufacturers. sanders is against that idea and that's unleashed a lot of criticism and again put the vermont senator on the defense. >> reporter: sanders faced a front page assault by the daily news this morning, all of it stemming from this exchange with the paper's editorial board last week. >> do i think they should be able to sue? no,

i have to ask you about the new york daily news. the headline is tough.ernie's sandy hook shame, defends gun makers. this is about the senator's long held position of the liability of gun makers and gun sellers to be sued by victims of gun violence. is this a big misunderstanding. is the daily news headline here accurate. what's the campaign's response to this? >> it's certainly not accurate. as you know senator sanders is co-sponsoring a bill that would narrow that legislation. as he's stated his concern about that legislation was about small stores in rural areas that support a hunting community. he does not support people engaged in reckless conduct that puts guns or ammunition in the hands of people that should not have it. he is in favor of making sure that anybody who is a bad actor is punished, but anybody who is not a bad actor should not be punished. this an issue that the senator likes to raise a lot. her current campaign takes money from the gun lobby. it's a little bit disengenius again. it's like wall street or the fossil fuel, they say one t

more delegates and he is welcomed by the new york media market famously negative with the new york daily news tabloid headline today. how does this matchup work? >> what a welcome to the new york primary which is absolutely critical make or break for bernie sanders. 247 delegates and the only way he can stay on the path to the nomination is by doing well there. the issue here why hillary clinton is making such a big deal of this interview, they copied and pasted the entire thing into a fundraising e-mail. it plays into a lot of her pre-existing narratives she has been trying to push on bernie sanders. as you saw on "morning joe" he is unprepared. on guns which is big in and of itself that will help with black turnout in new york city. they are saying that he took this position in favor of this law to prevent gun manufacturers from being sued for political reasons and under cuts the idea that he has been true to ideals. a final point on this. he is being attacked in the jewish press in new york for comments made about israel and the war in gaza. so a lot of key demographics in the new york pri

gentlemen, the news is out tonight that the daily news is endorsing hillary clinton. it's going to happen, the front cover in a minute. but michael, let's get to this point. trump has a pretty good argument, popular vote should decide the nominee. the guy who gets -- the person who gets the most votes should be the nominee. the counter point by the inside guys is well, we have rules that allow people to get picked by conventions and caucuses and they can also be picked who are not bound to anybody. they could make up their own mind. >> sure. >> democracy is a pretty good sell in this country. >> it is a very good sell. it's a very good argument for trump to make. it's a very difficult argument for the establishment types, the chairman and others to defend, because i mean, people think, i went to the polls. i voted. i stood in line in the primary. i sat in a room for three hours at a caucus, and i voted. what do you mean you now can -- you can dilute, you know, on a best case scenario, dilute my vote and in the case of colorado, no the even include me in the process of

and that will be front and center in this race. >> the lengthy interview he had with the new york daily news, the editorial board. she getting criticized where you are in new york right now i for not answering a lot of specific questions of major policy issues. he wants to break up wall street an the big banks but didn't have specific information what laws he could use to do that. she is going after him on those issues, as well. we heard it in your interview. how big of a deal is this which where you are in new york? >> i think guns are big everywhere. >> not just guns but i'm talking about the issue of breaking up wall street? >> oh, sorry, wolf. i think that -- you have wall street here, right? but the idea that the concern, the frustration, anger, hostility toward what happened during the financial collapse is centered and lives only in new york is obviously wrong. it's something that permeates the country. it permeates the frustration of people who feel there are two sets of rules. so senator sanders is on the right side of that from a campaign move momentum perspective. it's a big drivi

this is the "new york daily news." if you want the pulse of new york city, at least, here's what it says if we can grab this shot. i'll hold it right there. take the fu train, ted. if you don't live in new york, those are the symbols for the subway lines. >> right. okay. >> michael steele, we've been talking about it for some time, you can't even speak of political reality these days without people saying "you're on the trump train." no, everybody else is on the derangement train. to suggest wisconsin is dispositive from what happens here into the convention is extraordinarily stupid. i can't believe the stupid comments i heard last night on every network and i don't usually say the words, but just stupid. i define stupid as somebody saying the same thing nine months in a row and thinking that if they just -- >> wait, can i just say something? gene robinson on all the networks was the voice of reason. >> god bless gene robinson. >> there were people going "it's going to be like nazi germany and it's going to be like arg

look, that was a confusing conversation with the daily news. the fed when they should have been talking about congress. if folks want to, you know, if folks are cur yurks there's a great article in "the new york times." bernie knows precisely what he's going to do. one on huff post. you can go to his speech on wall street. he's clear about the actions that need to be taken in congress to go ahead and essentially restore glass/steagall. he wants to update it some. restore glass/steagall which ever since fdr put it in place has protected us from a second grade depression. then president clinton, of course, not rid of it. watered it down and here came the great recession. and so the bottom line is that he's the only one with a plan to do it. hillary clinton has no plan to do it. and, of course, she won't release her speeches to wall street and the bacnkers who wer there promised them she'd be as good as a managing director at goldman sachs. >> bob, if he's said it in these other interviews, if bernie sanders is clear in the huffington post and "new

at that point the daily news pointed out the figure totaled up to a trillion dollars. clinton acknowledged that would indeed be the price tag. now, according to the transcript provided by the daily news, clinton called this a heavy lift, but also described it as affordable and said there's a way to pay for it. for example, clinton's website says the college aspect would be paid for by limiting certain tax expenditures for high income taxpayers. the editorial board said it was endorsing clinton for being what it described as more than just a realist. it wrote of new york democrats and i am quoting here, they have in clinton a super prepared warrior realist. they have in opponent bernie sanders a fant cyst who's at passionate war with reality. by choosing clinton. empire state dems would signal that the party has gotten real about achieving long sought goals. that's a quote. neil? >> all right, we'll sort out the numbers and here to do that right now, democratic strategist extraordinaire. i'm looking at the numbers. to give her credit, she at least comes up with numbers

why not do that in the daily news interview? regard to his answer on dodd frank. the only thing he didn't know with whether the federal reserve board, which is an entirely different organization. that's irrelevant to a president's authority to shut down banks and that's where the kerfuffle became incomprehensible to us who live in the real world and not just breaking up the big banks but bernie's plan to have a single payer health care plan which is very, very central to his overall vision and to provide tuition-free higher education for public universities and mainly to get big money out of politics. this is what's fueling the entire bernie sanders campaign. >> you mentioned the words real world, and in discussing how much of this people digest. when bernie sanders said he wants to go back to what he defined as boring bank when you go, get a loan, the simplest forms of banking, is that a pie in the sky description base on what you know as former labor secretary and the complexities of banking and this nation's economy, do we re

the memo in the daily news raises concerns about the mayor's fundraising practices. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang has more. lucy. >>reporter: joe, there's nothing scandalist about a politician raising money for another politician. there's a finance game about how much and how it's done. de blasio is facing serious questions about whether he actually broke the law in his efforts to help elect more democrats to albany. >> i believe everything we did was legal and appropriate. >> a defensive de blasio took to the radio on friday insisting he did not commit fraud. on wnyc john larry he'll cooperate with investigators. uncovered and i whack - and i welcome this being done. everything was done legally and appropriately. >> the daily news obtained this memo from the board of elections. in the 8-page document, the chief recommended that city and federal prosecutors begin criminal investigations into whether or not de blasio and his aids engaged in quote, willful and violations state election laws. specifically the board suspects team de blasio may have -- in their effort

you know, chris, the problem that he had again with the "new york daily news" editorial board is thatall street is in new york. wall street is a big part of the tax base. wall street is a big part of the job base. if you're going to break up the banks, they want to know what happens to these people? he had no answer. >> do they still do advertising in big tabloids, banks? >> yeah. >> anyway, the roundtable is staying with us. this is "hardball," the place for politics. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allowed me to fu

what the daily news wanted to hear.e honest, but here is -- here is the issue, and i want to pick this up, if a gun manufacturer -- and there are instances of this -- are selling guns to gun shops and we know that those guns are ending up in the hands of criminals, do you know what, hold that manufacturer liable, but don't hold a gun shop owner who legally sells a product to somebody else liable because that person did something crazy. >> just to make sure, and we've been debating this since new town, you do support a ban on gun shows without background checks. >> of course i do. >> there is definitely -- >> let's go through this -- >> selling over the internet just for people who don't know all of your positions let's get them out on guns. you support stronger background checks, you support background checks at gun shows, over the internet, et cetera, et cetera. >> and the straw man provision so that if you walk in legally and buy a gun and sell it to criminals that should be against the wall. i very strongly support w

there were a few different answers giving in that interview in the "daily news." there's a great degree of policy confusion about this. your response first to what you heard from senator sanders about too big to fail, about breaking up the banks in that interview? >> it was very disappointing because it wasn't coherent. he confided several issues, by the way, i understood previously one of his biggest issues to deal with this was glass steagall. i didn't see any reference to glass steagall or explanation of that. he appeared to have forgotten all about this. of course, glass steagall is not relevant to the too big to fail issue. it has to do with other issues. but he confused several things. first, he was talking about antitrust -- not first. he was talking about not enough loans going to smaller banks. look, the too big to fail issue is very specific. the problem is if an institution is capable of amassing so much debt that if it becomes insolvent and can't pay its debts, it causes systemic damage. >> yes. >> that's what happened in 2008. the legislation deals wi

his interview with the daily news was considered disastrous.nd he's gotten more aggressive on the stump. there's been a different attack every day. we're expecting him to be aggressive tonight, but we want to have a debate on the issues. we think there are clear contrasts here. hillary clinton is a progressive who likes to get things done and make a real difference in people's lives. i think she's going to make that case forcefully tonight, that she's the one with real plans to produce real results that add up. and senator sanders' plans, whether it's health care or even his ability how to break up banks, his plans just don't add up. >>> is there a change of the game tonight in terms of avoiding the pitfalls of senator sanders saying dream big and talking about imagination and inspiration, and hillary clinton consistently put into a position where she has to say that sounds good, b it can't get done. that's a bit of a downer when an audience hears it. is there something that will come out of her tonight that's more geared towards excitement? >>

the daily news says david weprin is proposing fast lanes so you could get a speedier ride over bridges and tunnels. he prefers the fast lanes over congestion pricing plans. that plan includes adding tolls to east river bridges and reduce tolls on other crossings. >>> lawmakers from new york and new jersey are urging governor christie to sign a port authority reform bill. yesterday afternoon with the george washington bridge as a back drop the lawmakers said the ledge lake gislation more say in charges like toll hikes. the bill needs approval from go into effect. >> the flight path change at teterboro airport is on hold for six weeks. our news partners at the bergen record report it's because the faa needs to revise flight charts for the landing procedures. the switch is being made to reduce noise over hackensack. however towns over the new path complain they would be hearing the jet noise.

. >> if you get a moment today, google the front page of today's new york daily news to get a sense of what sort of welcoming they're giving ted cruz to new york. >> that's a tease. >> it's quite interesting. >>> tension in the meantime is also growing between the democrats as they focus on the next big contest in new york and pennsylvania. hillary clinton unleashed a barrage of attacks on bernie sanders when he failed to clearly explain exactly how he would make good on his promise of breaking up big banks. she also questioned his party loyalty and his stance on gun control. sanders fired back. >> she has been saying lately that the she thinks i am, quote unquote, not qualified to be president. let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. >> well, the clinton camp called sanders' comment a new low and insisted that clinton did not say sanders was not qualified. >>> president obama is heading into friendly territory today to push his pick for the supreme court. the president will make his argument at the university of chicago law school where

she was asked today questions about that "daily news" editorial board meeting and she responded to thosestions. and i think questions, for example, about senator sanders' commitment to the democratic party were raised in an interview that he did last week on a different network with rachel maddow who asked about supporting down ballot candidates and raising money for others in the democratic party, which hillary clinton is the only candidate right now who is raising money both for state parties and as well as for the dnc. i'll tell you why that's important and why i think that's an important distinction. i was just in west virginia over the weekend and there are a lot of democrats down there who want help. they want to turn that state blue. part of being the leader of the party is understanding you've got to help support down ballot races in a place like wisconsin, you know, that state party needs the help if we're going to defeat scott walker. >> all right, karen finney from the clinton campaign, thanks so much. appreciate your time. >>> next thursday on the cnn debate stage it's bernie

you're making a report card of this debate last night for the "new york daily news," and you also attended what has become very well known is the "new york daily news" editorial board readings, questioning separately, last weekend, hillary clinton and before that, bernie sanders. talk about what happened in those meetings, why this "new york daily news" editorial board meeting became so significant for these candidates. juan: i attended both of those interviews that the editorial board held with sanders and clinton, as well as with republican john kasich, ted cruz, donald trump declined to be interviewed. -- what ie across came back with from that was significantly different from what has been not only reported, but what senator clinton said last night. she really grossly distorted what actually happened in those meetings. in today's i wrote "daily news," i can away with a far different impression that, yes, i believe that senator sanders did stumble somewhat in trying to explain the process by which the banks would be closed that are too big to fail or -- but i don't think -- i think over

>> yes, new york daily news. bernie sanders gets his first democratic senator. that's important. n you've got the front page of the new york daily news saying not only are they supporting hillary clinton, they do not believe bernie sanders is fit to be commander in chief because of an editorial board meeting where he said he didn't answer basic questions about the israeli peace process, about his plan to break up the big bank. clinton, meanwhile, was with al sharpton again today. she spoke out to the national action network and had this to say. >> when the front runner for the republican nomination was asked in a national television interview to disavow david duke and other white supremacists supporting his campaign, he played coy. this is the same donald trump who led the insidious birther movement to delegitimatize president obama. >> reporter: so you see her continuing to try to look past bernie sanders, go after the republican front-runner donald trump but also going before sharpton to try to exploit that edge. we've seen clinton have it state after state with african-american

you know you've made it when you get your picture on the front page of the "daily news" and the inquire r and you get the pico sign. >> villanova has canceled all school tomorrow so they can attend the parade. >> like they had to officially do it. they'll make one-day passes available for students, faculty,

he was saying, the daily news, it is just a dumb tabloid.u had been around new york -- and maybe they are getting older and not getting out to the bronx as much as they used to, but they want to make an impact, and they know their stuff. john podhoretz: can i make a contrary argument? the daily news was a disaster for sanders if you assume the sanders voter cares about issues. this is the reverse mere image of trump. they are not groaning on issues, they are voting on one thing or two things, feelings screwed, pitchforking the banks. they say he does not know anything, just blabbing about nothing, and yet, here sanders is having won six straight, one of primary in wisconsin. mark: in the culture of the new york media, maybe for sanders voters, hillary supporters also -- it creates a fire that keeps him from breaking through. john podhoretz: that is the question, how stoked are hillary supporters anywhere? her voters in the exit poll in wisconsin said 13% were enthusiastic about her possibility of being president, 13%. i don't think there is

and later, new york's daily news and new york post at war again. this time over donald trump. i p >>> how far should commentators go fwh denouncing candidates they don't like? i put that to a columnist of "the atlantic" and author of a book "love that boy." >> welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you're a columnist. you're paid for your opinions. let's talk about how far is too far? you say donald trump is a social media whore, a bigoted sexist fan of political violence, it sounds like you're running an opposition pac. >> those are my opinions. look, i could be a little more careful and say what he is saying is sexist. what he is saying is bigoted. what he is doing is vacuous, the lack of policy shows he is vacuouc and ignorant. but all of those things are not only my opinions sh but i think they're backed up by facts. >> hillary clinton who you covered in arkansas, you've known her a long time from firings in the courthouse travel office to e-mails to day. you have written a lot about whether hillary clinton lies. it sound from these kind of sentences like you can't stand he

the new york daily news, and new york tabloid, it comes down hard on sanders two weeks before the nework primary. you see the headline. bernie's sandy hook shame. inside there is a problematic interview where sanders is unable to articulate a plan to dismantle big banks. and i'm going to read part of that for you. the daily news interviewer asks sanders how you go about breaking up big banks. and sanders replies how you go about doing it is having legislation passed or giving the authority to the secretary of the treasury to determine. under dodd-frank these banks are a danger to the economy over the problem of o too big to fail. the daily news followed up by asking but do you think the fed now has that authority to break up those big banks? >> sanders replies well, i don't know if the fed has that power. and this is what clinton had to say about that just a few minutes ago on msnbc. >> i think the interview raised a lot of really serious questions. and i look at it this way. the core of his campaign has been break up the banks. and it didn't seem in reading his answers that he unders

. >>> as for if republicans, look at the new york daily new"daily. phil mattingly is covering the story for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning carol. three words uttered a an attack line in a january debate before the primaries even started, now roiling in the new york primary. 95 delegates at stake. opportunity for donald trump to recover and he's making sure to deploy attacks on ted cruz and that attack line over and over again. >> i love these people. these are my people. >> less than 24 hours after a devastating wisconsin defeat, donald trump looking to regain his footing in particular territory. his home state of new york. >> you know lyin' ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw a hundred people. a hundred people. >> trump making no mention of his bruising wisconsin loss at a rally in long island. waisting little time criticizing ted cruz. >> i've got this guy standing over there looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn on his face with hatred of new york. i think you can percent about him. >> the rally hours after trump

he did a sit-down with "the new york daily news" editorial board. he was asked about how he would break up the big banks, which is something that bernie sanders would say as part of his campaign platform and his answer was muddled on it. he wasn't sure whether the fed would do it and is hillary clinton right, does bernie sanders need to do his homework? >> no. she's wrong. bernie's answer was absolutely correct. it's done through legislation. the legislation that he's talking about would impose a cap on these big banks to say that they could only be big as a certain percentage of the gdp. he supports that legislation and also said that the secretary of treasury would be empowered under dodd/frank to move ahead along with other financial regulatory authorities to do it if the bank was too big to fail. he rightfully and correctly stated that it's questionable as to the extent of the federal reserve's authority in this area. most economists agree on that. what bernie said is right. i understand when you go to new york, you're going to get hit by the ta

she was asked a question about that interview or that meeting with the new york daily news ed board, for example, about the banks. and her answer was to him saying "i don't know" in terms of some of the details about how he would break up the banks. she said, you know, it seemed like he wasn't prepared. i think that is a fair answer. that is not a strategy to disqualify someone. that story was absolutely false. we have said that numerous times this week. so tad, if you're listening, let's get that right and stop repeating that falsehood. and actually, i would remind you that two weeks ago, what we did see reported, and we saw people quoted on the record, was that the sanders campaign was actually testing attack lines against hillary clinton. now i'm glad we have moved past this issue, and we're now back to talking about the real issues like how do we create jobs, how do we increase incomes, how do we make sure that people have pathways to opportunity. that's what hillary was talking about yesterday in upstate new york. >> so just to put a button on it, from the point of view of the h

poorly with the daily news editorial board. they say they have a super prepared warrior realist. they have in opponent bernie sanders a fantasist who's passionate war with reality. hillary clinton focused on pay equity for women at a tuesday roundtable. if talking about equal pay and paid leave and more opportunities for women and girls is playing the gender card, then deal me in. >> we go to the sanders campaign and the latest on the democratic race. >> hillary clinton is back in new york today. she's campaigning once again for that new york primary next week. now, she took a bit of a detour from the campaign trail to florida on tuesday where she held three fund-raisers to raise primary money for this campaign. she still needs to fill coffers in this longer than expected race against bernie sanders. bernie sanders took an opportunity to tell voters in new york about how secretary clinton makes her money. >> during the last filing period, her largest super pac reported raising $25 million from special interests including 15 mil

a columnist now with a great american newspaper, the daily news. who would have thought new york could have become the epi center of politics. the round table will be here to talk about. let's finish with donald trump's trump card. democracy. this is "hardball," the place for politics. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> well, maryland residents get their chance to vote in less than two weeks. according to a new marist poll, the front-runners look to be in the driver's seat. let's look at the scoreboard. on the republican side, double

sanders is sharpening his attacks, taking aim at what he calls clinton's krblt gap but the new york "daily news" does not agree. the new york tabloid just endorsed clinton. her experience something bill clinton touted last night. >> she was the most popular political figure in america. now the republicans are worked hard for four years to change that. i don't blame her. they just don't want to run against her. i wouldn't either. she's more qualified to run for president this time than i was when i ran because of the trouble around the world. >> we await another endorsement from senator sanders. that will happen later this hour but let's get more now from cnn's chris frates. good morning chris. >> i'll tell you bernie sanders campaign continues to hammer away at hillary clinton. this time taking a swipe at her credibility after one of her attacks on sanders was rated mostly false by a fact checker in the latest swipe comes after sanders spent days questioning clinton's judgment and qualifications. just yesterday criticizing her for the iraq war vote. >> secretary clinton was then a united states

the problem he had with the new york daily news editorial board, wall street is in new york.all street is a big part of the tax base. wall street is a big part of the job base. if you're going to break up the banks, they want to know what happens to these people. he had no answer. >> do they still do advertising in big tabloids, the banks. >> yeah. >> i think so. any way, the ballory banks, red buttons. these people will tell you something i don't know, this is "hardball," the place for politics. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems a

lo daily news headline. take the you know what train. and this is new york so in your face. you can't compare. we went from wisconsin nice to new york nasty. and, you know, ted cruz learned in the bronx a cheer is a jeer. he went through the hazing ritual of the tabloid headline. this is being pumped up. his goal is if he can keep trump to under 50, that will be tough, that's what counts. >> the "boston globe" today that's mock front page put out in the opinion section. we can put it up on the screen. deportations to begin. this imagines we're in a trump presidency. trade war lumz. libel law targets xlut scabsolu in press. >> they're going to view it that way. they're going to view it as crossing a line from providing information to advocacy and may be offended and think that they're talking down to them with some of the specifics that were in. there at the same time, it's an editorial and completely within the realm for an editorial to raise questions about what the implications of a candidate's policy s. >> it's an opinion section. they call him unamerican, demagogue and t

a lot of criticism from hillary clinton about this interview sanders did with the new york daily newseadline there. how is the sanders campaign responding? >> it's a multi-frontal attack, so let's take them one at a time. number one on the banks has been a big one for sanders. he seems to struggle how exactly he would break them up. we just got a report from michael griggs. he says, we don't need any lessons on getting things done in congress from someone who didn't pass a single amendment by a roll call vote during her entire career in the senate. with the first 100 days of his administration, senator sanders will require the secretary of the treasury whose failure would pose a catastrophic risk to the united states economy without a taxpayer bailout. within a year, the sanders administration will work with the federal reserve and financial regulators to break knees institutions up using the authority of section 121 of the dodd-frank act. getting a little more specific there. on another front, take a look at the front page of the new york daily news today after that interview really

it is important to look at the daily news interview.act of the matter is when you're running for president, you've got to put forth substantive policy proposals. what was damaging i think in that interview just objectively if you look at it, when you have your core bread and butter issue being an attack on wall street and breaking up the big banks, and when you are pressed by a member of the media, what would you do, what would your policy be? and you can't answer and you don't know what the regulatory statutes are, what the laws are. what is the power of the fed, the president. and the congress. that's your bread and butter issue. second, foreign policy. >> make your final point, he's sa. >> what would you do with israel and palestine? he said i'm not run to go run the government of israel. what would you do if you captured an isis commander. i don't know where i would put him in prison. and the gun issue very important in new york. he again supported immunity for gun manufacturers. so these issues are going to come home to roost in ne

philly daily news says wildcats hoisting up the frrophy. new york daily news getting a little creative with the headline on the buzzer beade ee beater. i won't say it in case. three local player. an amazing showing. photo finish. great game. >> exactly what you want. any team that can beat oklahoma should clearly be the national champion. amang is this transz formation in the weather. 70s yesterday, and you're walk out the door this morning with windchills in the teens and 20s. there will be plenty of sunshine today, best recommendation, stay on the sunny side of the road, it will make a big difference. it will be blustery and cold all afternoon, so the weather will have big impacts. layer up or postpone any outdoor activities. this evening the wind will lay down, but it will stay cold. tomorrow some improvement, temperatures back in the 50s. freeze warnings again to tonight into tomorrow morning. and the freeze warnings go all the way down in to parts of north and south carolina. and we are indeed tracking light snow showers here from marti

as you know, in that interview, the editorial board of the "new york daily news" he was pressod the issuerers should be held liable. hillary clinton really went after him on that. he just gave an interview to cbs news. and listen to what he said about her. >> what happened at sandy hook is a tragedy beyond comprehension. but maybe secretary clinton might want to apologize to the families who lost their loved ones in iraq or secretary clinton might want to apologize to the millions of workers in this country who lost their jobs because of the disastrous trade agreements. >> we'll show the cover, the front page of the "new york daily news." there you can see, bernie's sandy hook shame. he really took that. she's calling on him to apologize. he's saying she should apologize for what happened in iraq because she voted for the war in iraq. she should apologize for, he says, the millions of jobs lost because of trade agreements like nafta. >> it's very clear they are getting under each other's skin. these are people who don't like each other anymore. and i think in every campaign, and david hav

i think that the new york daily news editorial is a preview. w york and new york, it rough and tumble. the media will do all they can to draw them into a fight. at this point it's april. we want to see a fight. >> bernie sanders has undermined the momentum coming out of wisconsin with some of the things he did in new york. that "new york daily news", his answer on sandy hook, when it already a vulnerability for him. >> which has already come up at several debate, particularly the sandy hook lawsuit. i brought it up at the last debate. >> and his answer when they pressed him on how in fact he would dismantle the banks, they asked him some good and tough questions that he really should have been prepared for at this point and he flailed. even if hillary clinton doesn't go after him, the new york press will go after it. >> why should she? let the new york press do it. now bernie sanders is going to be under the microscope in new york, which is difficult, so -- >> wall street is a hometown industry. people will be asking about it in a different way.

the new york daily news article was a very long interview. lat of it has been fact-checked. fact-checked by the "new york times" about his economic policy and they said things like the new york daily news editorial board didn't have enough information on -- they didn't understand how the economy worked. and they are asking questions and belittling when he was just giving simple answers. it is a campaign. when you get into too many details people get lost. it is important to know your information and he does. and he has policies listed on his website in detail. obviously hillary clinton was secretary of state and she knows names and faces and that doesn't mean that her record was strong as secretary of state. we need to distinguish the two. she has a resume and that's great, as does he. but she doesn't have a strong record as secretary of state. that's from libya to myanmar to honduras to many other situations when she tried to negotiate a deal. israel, she doesn't have a lot of points on her record. >> maria, what do you have to say to that? i know there was concern among cl