mark: donald trump got dick cheney's endorsement. trump or bad for dick cheney?k cheney and donald trump, it's good for him. any endorsement is good. but it struck me, i can't imagine two more different people in my life. forgetting the politics break just the people they are. two different worlds. john: you suggested donald trump, this moment is a crisis for the republican party. how serious is it? is this the kind of crisis that could be an existential crisis and lead to the fracturing of the party as we know it? congressman king: it could result in a restructuring. i never what to from a two-party system but this is a defining moment. when you think of all the policies we have had, goldwater, rockefeller, nixon, all of them, even when there were divisions there was much more agreed-upon than now. donald trump's key issues and key points he is making, they are arguing with what the position has been historically. they use that term establishment. all of that nonsense. the fact that these are well thought-out policies, we have to analyze them carefully and look

i'm confused as the sociological and human level, you have great respect for dick cheney's judgment. m confused. is that it. you are looking at the data and cheney says this guy has the character to be president and you say he doesn't? how could that be? in general you would be inclined to endorse the republican nominee. bill: i don't know. i would be happy to have a debate with dick cheney. i don't expect that to happen. elected officials, former elected officials like dick cheney, they lean more heavily, more presumptively likely to endorse the nominee. they have done a lot of times. people they view privately not very great. not elected. i don't expect to be elected. i have a different standard in that respect. i've have the same mental back-and-forth myself. should one be surprised that recentd the most nominees aren't supporting the republican presumptive nominee? yes. saying, onjohn was , -- one of you , on the other hand he has picked up a lot of people through a range of senators. is it more impressive this number of people who don't think well of him are endorsing and support

. >> former vice president dick cheney will support trump. house speaker paul ryan will meet with him next thursday. president obama weighing in saying trump's record needs to be examined and statements he has made need to be taken seriously. >> i just want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> cnn's jim acosta both in oregon where donald trump is about to address supporters and there we go with pictures of that rally tonight. a lot of drama in the gop tonight. what is donald trump saying about it all? >> reporter: he seems to be enjoying the spectacle. they are not sweating inside the trump campaign and donald trump was brushing off attacks from lindsey graham and jeb bush earlier in the day. you heard that donald trump is going right after lindsey graham about the gop race and the disgrace but in a statement earlier in the day he said lindsey graham has zero credibility and went back to his old insults aimed at jeb bush saying he is low energy. it is interesting t

like dick cheney did. and said, look, our enemy -- >> you expect leaders -- you expect leaders to be followers. >> no. wait. with all of this in mind, alex, get in on this. what is the likelihood -- what is the likelihood in your mind that they're going to come out of this meeting, kum ba yah and best friends on thursday? >> i think the odds of that kind of success are lower now than they were 24 hours ago. i think that folks in paul ryan's camp and around washington are really found -- mr. trump's response to his statement yesterday really bracing and found some of the things katrina said sort of jarring. ryan coming out to give freedom to his members to handle this election as they saw fit. and to begin a process. and i think it was really jarring, the statement from trump that i don't support paul ryan's agenda. that's a pretty stark thing to say about a guy who has basically been the architect of everything the congressional party stands for. >> i've got to get a quick answer from you, katrina. do you

. >> reporter: former vice enesident dick cheney is among some of the establishment icpublicans supporting trump. and vlad, while many top donors

in addition to dick cheney saying basically suggesti iningt donald trump has his support. we also heard from former texas rick perry, also a one-time riff rival of donald trump. he says, he's not a perfect man, but i do believe he loves the country. how many more gop big wigs will we see come out in coming te'i days and weeks? >> rick perry apparently wants a job. that has something to do with this. of course donald trump loves this country. nobody questions that. it's not about the gop big wigs again. paul ryan actually didn't say, i'm not going to support donald trump. he said, i want to support donald trump but i'm not there yet thaexts where 60% of republicans are. he did not win it's factually incorrect to say he won by the large largest margin ever. he won by the smallest margin since 1968. he has a large number of republicans that are not sure whether he supports republican principles, whether he believes in limited government. he flip-flopped within days of winning on the minimum wage. before, he said during the debates he was against raising the minimum wage. now

one of the things that made the post 9/11 theories of dick cheney and george bush so extremist is there is no more limitless power that a president han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist say when men take up arms, law false. more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you

and dick cheney's chief of staff, weren't they part of the iraq group? >> the vice president was, and i think scooter libby was. i'm not 100% sure, but i think you're right. >> well, scott mcclellan further wrote, he explained exactly how you and others misled the american people, and he said this, and i quote. as the campaign accelerated, qualifications were downplayed or dropped all together. contradictory intelligence was largely ignored or simply disregarded. so mr. hannah, why did you ignore and disregard evidence that contradicted your political narrative for the war? >> congress woman, i would just say that, you know, to the extent that i got it wrong in believing that saddam had weapons of mass destruction, an awful lot of people got it wrong. it was not a figment of the imagination -- >> are you saying, mr. hannah, that mr. mcclellan was wrong in the book when he said he misled and lied to the american people, this group? >> all i can tell you is there have been bipartisan commissions that have looked at how -- the intelligence on weapons of mas

dick cheney, dick cheney is on board with trump. mike pence, who endorsed ted cruz, last week, one week ago today says if ted cruz is my guy, the weak-kneed endorsement. well he said today, donald trump is my guy. the ricketts family. behind the establishment candidates say we just need to win. they've gotten behind donald trump. >> the other end of the world is people like senator been sass of nebraska is saying hmm, a third party? maybe we should start a third party. charles krauthammer. much loved commentator on this network. he says this is an inflection point this is the end of a major political party. let's have some perspective this is an earthquake. >> do you think they realize they're helping him? they are helping him. when they come out and denounce him and say that he doesn't represent the party -- >> do you maintain, you want to maintain your principles what do you do? >> if you want to hurt trump, those guys, they should go endorse him. that would be the way to hurt him. >> on the principles? >> sure. >> you and i were

reporter: trump said the two were sore losers and noted the endorsement today of former vice president dick cheney and another former g.o.p. rival rick perry. >> >> and i lik rick perry and he'a good man. >> reporter: graham, bush, and another challenger rick santorum signed a pledge promising to summit t who it is. it wasn't so long lockdown. thousands of security forces eprevent a ofhich l tonight. charlie. >> reporter: we so those heavily armed security forces everywhere today, scott, new blast walls that sprung up overnight, rows of armored personnel carriers, even tanks, and we were forbidden from filming any of it. and here's why. last weekend, thousands of protesters stormed the green zone and overran parliament accusing the government of corruption. it looked like an uprising. they were acting largely on the powerful shiite cordon meant his supporters were confined to sadr city, sprawling shi'a said. "look at the poor, the hungry. there's no electricity, no drinkable water and no jobs. how shameful is that?" we asked muqtada al-sadr's deputy, hakim al zamani, about sadr's strategy. is ther

former vice president dick cheney says he will support donald trump as the republican nominee. this is interesting because of course, dick cheney served with the bushes and the bushes said they're going to sit this one out. they will not be endorsing donald trump. as the speaker of the house invites the presumptive nominee to a capitol hill meeting, questions are swirls whether the chasm or the rift between the two or maybe a space between the republican party and donald trump will be joined. i'm joined by john hart, editor in chief of opportunity leaves and a democratic strategist. john, this is your team here. what do you make, and does this give a dick cheney endorsement does this give lift any more than donald trump needs? maybe he doesn't need it at this point? >> does provide a little lift. the more significant statement is obviously what paul ryan said, and ryan said there is a difference between someone being a nominee and the standard bearer and leader of the party, and ryan said trump has not earned that status as a standard bearer in the tradition of ronald reagan an

former vice president dick cheney just told cnn trump has his vote. but this bombshell coming from senator graham will certainly have fallout. the most visible break yet with the party's presumptive nominee. let's get straight to the woman who helped break the news, our own chief political correspondent dana bash, dana bash, what exactly did he tell you? >> reporter: a lot, brooke, a lot. but the bottom line and you laid it out is that he is just so unhappy with the choices he is not going to vote for either of them. and i will let you listen to him explain what exactly he's going to do when he goes into the voting booth. senator graham, you're announcing here you won't vote for either hillary clinton or donald trump. you are a dyed in the wool republican. why can't you get on board with your party's nominee? >> well, it's pretty easy to say no to hillary because i think she's a third term of brahm back. i don't believe donald trump is a reliable conservative republican. good luck to paul ryan finding a conservative agenda with this guy. i don't think

the day after ryan snubbed him. >>> plus, trump getting a big boost from former vice president dick cheneyinst his two former bosses. >>> and president obama taking on trump tonight. he says this election is not a reality show. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, ev

dick cheney. thatd it incredibly ironic the chairman and by did you hear to testify about falls white given yourtives involvement in that debacle. one of the primary claims for war was that subtle hussein had so-called mobile labs of roaming around inside iraq manufacturing biological weapons. secretary powell showed a cartoon drawing of one of these mobile labs during his speech to the united nations. a slide of it. could someone please put it up? there it is. labs.are the mobile mr. hannah, who drew this picture? mr. hannah: i do not know. i assume whoever was in that committee was responsible for the graphic presentation. >> did you use this as part of your preparation of mr. powell for that speech? >> my guess is yes. the biological labs would've been in whatever i provided for the labs. >> let me read what mr. powell -- in his speech. one of the most worrisome things which arises from the thick intelligence file we have on weapons is the production of mobile facilities used to make biological

they put in for dick cheney photos but in addition they got these photos of george w.is personal photographer. i've picked about seven of them here and we've put them in chronological order. you mentioned that elementary school in sarasota, florida. this would be 9:00 as bush arrives. this would have been 9:15 as he's writing his speech. we had never seen a photo of george w. bush actually writing that first address to the nation, which he gave from that elementary school. we'll move on here to 10:00 a.m. you'll remember the secret service wanting to the president back in the air, wanting him to be on air force one. there he is watching the video of the actual planes hitting those towers. most of those people are used to that michael moore video. there's the first look of the president watching that attack. we move on now to barksdale air force base in louisiana. they kept moving the president. there he is with his chief of staff, andrew card. it was shortly after this photo was taken, steve, where they decided to dump the press corps and leave them in louisiana for se

your boss, dick cheney's chief of staff, scooter libby was convicted. president bush commuted his prison time. that's correct, isn't it? was never charged with releasing the name of a covert cia operative? >> that was karl rove, wasn't it? his name was in there. i had no dealings with him. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> we recognize mr. meadows for five minutes. >> let me come to you. home as these decisions get made regarding the validity of the deal as we call it, decisions by members of congress hinge on sometimes minute pieces of information. where they can justify going one way or another. do you believe that some of the statements were a factor in these members of congress casting their vote one way or another? >> yes, and i can give you examples. when it comes to verification, allrding to u.s. law agreements are supposed to be presented to the congress. now it emerges that there were secret agreements with the iaea. one of these secret side agreements that comes into play regarding verification is that thattate department agreed the iaea would

could you what dick cheney was for president bush? go through the search and conclude like dick cheney did there's really nobody better than me. >> i don't want it to me because it would be such a big distraction. you remember before, you know, once i started gaining steam, the left just went crazy. why would i want to bring all of that distraction? neil: what about the former candidates who ran like yourself? you seem to rule yourself out. but marco rubio's name has come up. but of course they had a lot of bad words back and forth. is that hard to overcome? >> it's not hard for me to overcome. some people, you know, they let things stick in their craw a little longer. but the fact of the matter is we have to be thinking about is the country. what's going to happen to the country if we fell in this endeavor. and therefore we have to make all of those issues secondary issues. neil: but you've also got a good people sense, doctor, because of years of top surgeon. awe you know how to meet and talk to people. you've had a good way to i fa

i criticized him and dick cheney criticized him because it would be creating a religious test.i thought the line should not be drawn with muslims, but islamists. but what he's doing is elaborating. it's a significant neal's going to be reasonable and mature, before it am not a signal he will revert to the politicians obama and hillary. charles: when you say reasonable and mature, what? >> i don't think it's a climb-down. he's tackling radical islamic extremism or whatever want to call it. it's an elaboration. it's back to an issue that was contentious among republicans. people will give him a lot of leeway because they will know his heart is in the right place. charles: when you start talking about temporary policy in washington, d.c., you could be talking about forever. but having said that. a donald trump guy, a law enforcement guy. do you see any wiggle room in this? >> he's defining the process. i remember when we started to profile people, the media ran with everything is racial profiling. he's refining this process so he will have a temporary ban and you won't look for a

hanna, you were dick cheney's top national security adviser, is that right? >> yes, sir, from 2005 to 2009. >> no, i don't think it is. as you said, we played an important role in making the first draft of secretary powell's speech to the united nations. that was certainly true, but we -- >> okay. but you were involved in making the first draft? >> that's correct. >> is this pretty much the draft he presented to the united nations? i know a first draft usually goes through many more drafts. >> sure. if you hear mr. powell's people now, they say it contained reports that couldn't be supported by the intelligence community and at the end of the day they threw out my draft and secretary powell spent four days with the high eest level of peoe at langley and he did a new draft. their claim was my draft did not actually form the foundation of what he presented to the united nations. >> i'm sure you having heard that, i'm sure you probably said, let me at least listen to what he did say. is that right? did you read his -- >> oh, sure. yes, i did, absolutely. >> and

as did dick cheney, governor mike pence, sheldon edelson -- i mean, the list goes on.mbers of supporters. paul ryan looks to be a man near, near isolation in his petulance and rather shocking breach of his word and public pledge. >> look, i'm afraid i don't agree with you. i think he's doing donald trump a favor. lou: okay. >> donald trump had won a chunk of the republican party. he didn't win all of it, you know? there's a presidential wing, and donald trump commands that now, but there's also a congressional wing, and donald to trump has gotten a little of that but not as much as he can get. and all paul ryan's asking for let's get together, our agendas are different, but we can reconcile them. i think trump ought to be happy to do that, and it will only improve his chances of winning in november. lou: so rather than having broken his word, broken his pledge, look absolutely absurd in calling for unity as he is the focal point of disunity, he is being magnanimous in offering donald trump an opportunity to exchange views, is that what you're saying? >> well, i -- no,

i can only imagine what dick cheney thought of morning congresswoman bella abazar taking on the new york security agency. in the end the housing report was actually suppressed by the house, and only printed in the village voice when daniel shore leaked in. the church committee went on to do a year and a half long investigation published 14 beg volumes of reports, some of them quite thick, and the bland titles here don't begin to cover the range in topics that they really took on. this includes things like the fbi's counter intelligence program, domestic disruption, their harassment of dr. martin luther king jr., joint fbi and cia mail opening programs, warrantless electronic surveillance, and black bag jobs by the fbi. cia domestic spying program called chaos. covert operations abroad and other topics. >> there's a lot to get into, and i'm going to cover two of the reports and the investigations behind them here. the first is they're uncovering and documenting of foreign sass nations by the cia and the second is a limited review they conducted of some aspects of the kennedy assassination

he dick cheney and their colleagues and white house the profound tragedy thousands, thousands of u.s. service members from our districts are killed in iraq and thousands more sustained terrible injuries. the american taxpayers have spent hundreds of billions and billions of dollars even by the most conservative estimates you did not invite prominent republicans like richard who support this agreement. other committees have held dozens of substance tif hearings on the iran agreement. now our committee is rushing to hold today's hearing without one week's notice required by the house rules to the policies they're all repeating the same talking points for the same political narrative. basically created its own echo chamber. with respect to ben rose i'm struggling to understand the allegations against him. if i understand it correctly, republicans accused him of misleading the american people by claiming that nothing happened with iran before 2013. when they elected a so-called modern president. republicans claim that if the americans just knew the president was working towards an agreeme

. >> dick cheney and the current xharman of the republican party said they'd support trump. >> the next primary is held in guam tomorrow. california voters go to polls in less than five weeks. the the deadline to register to vote is may 23. california's primary is june 7th. >>> we're still on storm watch. abc7 news was in downtown and in san francisco, people used hoods to stay dry and we found people without anything to protect them from the rain. hi, spencer. >> you might think it's over. some showers here in the bay area, and tomorrow as well. so far, no rainfall totals for 24 hours, looked like many locations received only a few hundredths of an inch. and 17/100ths in san jose. this evening, notice, scattered showers and a bit bit of a quiet spell. by 7:00 in the morning that sweeps through followed by another path of rain. into afternoon, it will be quiet. but there will be sun for mother's day. >> spencer, thank you very much. san francisco police arrested a man they say sexual assaulted a woman yesterday morning in the western edition. 30-year-old was arrested this morning in chi

, the s shredding oe constitution, the e war on americican values,s, the things george bush and dick cheney did to provoke that protest were things like asserting the power to detain people, including american citizens, without due to eavesdropimply on the conveversations of ameren citizens without first going to court and getting judicial review. this was years ago, considered so extreme asas there was no insult you coululd expres that would be considered too extreme for how radical these powers were, yet here we are three years later and the current president is asserting that the power to detain people without charges, a although he s doing that, and not merely the power to ease drop on conversations without going ththrough court, thohough he is doing that as well, but also the power to execute people, to assassinate people without going to court or invoking j judicial review. yet there is very little controversy becausert time ago has now become normalized. the reason why i consider this to be the most odious aspect of all these developments was rereally underscored a few monts ago. i w

remember when dick cheney had this job, dick cheney came to the conclusion i can find no one better than me. he didn't say that, but that was my dick cheney impression. it is right up there with my scottish. okay, fine. his candidate might be on the short list. governor dan patrick. >> good to be back with you. neil: same here. you think tucker should be on the shortlist? >> ted cruz should be the replacement for antonin scalia. doris kerwin wrote a book on the team of rivals about lincoln and trump was said during the campaign that i can be as good as anyone except to be lincoln. well, he has a chance. he can take his friends like rudy giuliani. he would make great homeland security or defense or writ or he could fill of those spots. chris walker ought to come in. ted cruz said he was then going to nominate him to the supreme court, they would bring in the cruz people. he has a chance to build an all-star team. to be great for a country of great for our party. imagine rick peary, chris christie as attorney general. ted cruz i think would be a slam dunk. he's the young man. from the whit

could you be what dick cheney was for president bush? go through the search and conclude, like dick cheney did. >> i don't want it to be. because it would be such a big distraction. you remember before. objects i -- once i started gaining steam the left went berserk. why would i want to bring that distraction to the situation. it's much too important. >> what about former candidates like yourself. you seemed to rule yourself out but marco rubio's nape has -- name has come up and they had a lot of bad words. is that hard to overcome? >> it's not hard for me to overcome. some people let things stick in their craw a little longer, but the fact of the matter is, what we have to be thinking about is the country. what is questioning to happen to the country -- what is going to happen to the country if we fail, and therefore we have to make all of those issues secondary issues. >> you also got a good people sense, doctor, maybe because of years of such a top surgeon, that you know and meet to talk to people, you have a good way to facilitate a

dick cheney's former national security advisor here on the issue he says should be priority number one for the next president. a lot of issues, which one should be the top? hillary clinton ended bernie sanders's winning streak with a photo finish in kentucky, did little to pressure bernie to quit the race, sanders took oregon and said he is in it to win it at least until the end. tom baer with me live. will hillary be forced to pick bernie as her running mate? is joe biden back in the mix? he started speaking in columbus, ohio. the facebook face-off and charlie about to break news, less then an hour to the closing bell, let's start countdown. here it is, the breaking news, equity markets reversing and dropping after new rate hike clues were released in the last hour. the federal reserve minutes from its april meeting with janet yellen at the helm, the cards are in the fed's hands. most of the participants at the janet yellen said a june rate hike would be appropriate if the current quarter of economic data improves. the reaction was absolutely swift and nowhere was it more pronounced t

. >> reporter: former vice president dick cheney said he always supported the republican nominee andill do so this year, too. president obama and democrats are watching it all with delight. >> there is no doubt that there is a debate that's taken place inside the republican party. i think not just republican officials, but more importantly republican voters are going to have to make a decision as to whether this is the guy who speaks for them and represents their values. >> reporter: but trump knows how to fire up any tepid republicans. >> now it's between me and crooked hillary. >> reporter: today he takes his message to a red state, nebraska, and a blue state, oregon. but the withal come mat was not entirely warm. graffiti in letters eight feet tall saying "dump trump" were painted on this grain elevator in omaha. it's been five extraordinary months since trump landed in omaha, campaigning for the iowa caucuses when party elders thought he would fade away. >> i love you omaha. i love nebraska. >> reporter: now it's his republican party. and trump is reveling in the moment, even put

with such recent nominees as joe biden, sarah palin, or dick cheney show, those nominees need not come from large state. -- states. samuel white of delaware who is more prophetic -- he predicted on the senate floor about a selection of vice presidential nominees -- "the question will not be asked is he capable, is the honest? can he by his name, by his connections but, by his wealth, by his influence, or by his injury -- injury, best promote the election of the president." as they had in the house, publicans defended designation on the grounds it would ensure the majority party would elect the vice president and prevent a repeat of 1800, when the intended candidates -- they showed how someone put forward as vice president by electors, could, without designation become president. this they said could destroy the union. with time running out to get it ratified before the 1804 election, and taking advantage of two convenient absences from the floor, they reduce the number required for a two thirds majority by one. senate republicans passed the amendment without a vote to spare on december

uncomfortable because dick cheney is a neo con in chief for sure -- >> right. i'll take it. >> she'll take it. jennifer, you look at these men, lindsey graham, jeb bush, who say they're not voting for him, they signed a pledge saying they would. they signed a pledge when this thing started. fair's fair, we're all-in. is that essentially a betrayal? a double cross? >> you know, i think donald trump has gone back on so many things, i think you get to a point where this ridiculous piece of paper that reince priebus was waving around that donald trump ignored seven times from sunday, you know, it kind of fades by the wayside. there's a moral code here, a moral standard. if you have someone who is insulting women, insulting minorities, i think that takes a little higher precedence than a piece of paper from reince priebus. >> he's not insulting women or minorities. i'm a woman and a minority and i'm 100% behind him. >> his ads are full of insults -- >> you are in a minority, both those groups, maybe that will change. a.j., jennifer, thank you both. i'm joined by bob

like today, former texas governor rick perry and reportedly former vice president dick cheney. through it all now, word late tonight trump will testify in a trial about his controversial trump university. the date? november 28th, lester, after the election. >> hallie, thank you. let's bring in our political director, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. chuck, there's word tonight that hillary clinton's fund-raising team is targeting gop donors in new york. it's almost stop trump 2.0. what do you make about this and what it says about where we are in this race? >> i think what it says is, this has been a rough 48 hours for donald trump. when he became the presumptive nominee when john kasich dropped out, when you look back at past moments like that, mitt romney, john mccain, george w. bush, there was more euphoria in the party at that moment. there's been nothing but that. and there's a reason that party unity matters, lester. it's pretty simple, and it's this. the party that's most united wins general elections. period. we can go back to the '60s, and the party that was

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hannah, you worked for dick cheney. you actively participated in the preparation of secretary powell's infamous speech to the united nations about iraq's weapons of mass destruction. i find it incredibly ironic that the chairman invited you here to testify about false white house narratives, given your involvement in that debacle. one of the primary claims for war was that saddam hussein had so-called mobile labs that were roaming around inside iraq manufacturing biological weapons. secretary powell showed a cartoon drawing of one of these mobile labs during his speech to the united nations. we have a slide of it. could someone please put it up on the screen? oh, there it is. those are the mobile labs. mr. hannah, who drew this picture? >> i do not know. i assume whoever in the intelligence community was responsible for the graphics for his presentation. >> and you used this as part of your preparation -- as part of you preparing mr. powell for that speech? >> my guess is that, yes, the issue of the biological labs woul

by the way, dick cheney is now for trump.rump said about the iraq war is so crazy and out-of-bounds, why is cheney endorsing him? >> this is the most bizarre political year. >> it really sncht you can never figure out what's going to happen in this election year. >> you can't. >> how surprised was everyone. think about all the developments that happened this week from ted cruz dropping out. who would have thought that would have happened. >> nobody. >> john kasich so abstinent and didn't want to get out and nobody thought he would and then all of a sudden he bailed. >> on the same afternoon on a flight. elizabeth warren predicted that ted cruz would get out. do you remember that tweet storm she released a few weeks ago like 30 tweets in a row? she has done it again. she going after donald trump. took to twitter to say this. we saw what happened when birthers like donald trump attacked barack obama they lost big. american voters knew better then she went on to say trump lied his way through the primaries without being held acc

what is fascinating about this, when it was drawn, it was with dick cheney and rumsfeld. this was a part of the history that showed politics, economics decisions today, this is represented right there. and behind that, the briefcase. so as you come to this extraordinary exhibition, you can learn more about not only the country, but you can let about was that -- about what effects you every day. we leave american enterprise and we go into an educational area that we call, object project. because these are objects that change the way that people live and behave. and there are numerous ones, from a refrigeration unit, that shapes the way we eat and how women behave, because they could prepare food and put it in there. constructive way is to think about the bicycle, because it changed mobility for everybody, and for women, and it changed the way that they dressed and were able to navigate the different types of worlds. and one of the most beautiful tiffany, with silver and jewels, the way that they decorated the bicycle that andecame symbolic for women how they could identify

bush and dick cheney.hil was saying it's hard to imagine anybody offsetting his tremendous negatives where they list. donald trump choosing a women is not going to make women forget the way donald trump has been talking about women. if he were to use suzanna martinez the governor from mexico it's not something the latino voters will forget everything he said in this campaign. the trick is to choose somebody with that experience that he's looking for, but also somebody who is willing to pretty much sub sublimate this their personality into this ball of energy that is rmp trmp. >> twitter has a lot of people talking, jeff zeleny, about someone who may or may not be angling to get in the vp situation right now, elizabeth warren who has taken it upon himself to go after donald trump on twitter hard and long. let me give you the tweets back and forth. elizabeth warren, we get it, real donald trump, when a woman stands up to her you're going to call her a basket case, hormonal ugly. this is one of trump's respon

. >> dick cheney throwing his support to the frontrunner bns both president bush saying you won see them at the republican convention. >> mitch mcconnell is promising to support the nominee. >> john mccain won't be attending. >> senator rand paul said he is endorsing the nominee. >> in is no reason for me to go to the convention. >> trevor: what do you mean there's no reason to go? what about the gift bags? and here's how the fighting is breaking down. right now the republicans are basically split into three camps. so you have got the people who don't support trump. you've got the people who aren't ready to support trump. and the most interesting people are a group who spent the whole race throwing [bleep] at trump and now they are picking it back up, spreading it on a sandwich and taking a big bite. >> like all narcissists donald trump is insecure and weak. >> if he is the nominee i will be voting for him. i will be supporting him. >> he's not qualified to be president. >> the important for the party to get behind donald trump. >> you cannot direct your anger towards people. that is fas

what is fascinating about this, when he drew this out, he was with dick cheney and rumsfeld. a vibrant part of our history. politics, economics decisions today, this is represented right there. and behind that is milton friedman's briefcase. as you come through this extraordinary exhibition, you can learn more about not only the country, but you can let about what affects you every day. we leave american enterprise and we go into an educational area , and we call it object project. these objects literally changed the way people live and behave. and there are numerous ones, from a refrigeration unit, that change the way we eat and how women could behave because they , could prepare food and put it in there. bicycles. a real constructive way is to think of the innovation of bicycles because it changed mobility for everybody, particularly for women, and it changed the way that they dressed and were able to navigate a different kind of world. and one of the most beautiful objects, certainly something everyone will want to come see, tiffany, with silver and jewels, decorated this

by the way, the most recent member of a transition team to become vice president, dick cheney. however, he assumed that position after the election. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. >>> well, we're still waiting for the winner of last weekend's $429 million powerball drawing to come forward. who that lucky winner is remains a mystery tonight but we know this, the winner spent just 6 bucks on two cash tickets and picked or her own numbers at this 7-eleven in trenton. the store gets a $30,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. the winner has a year to come forward. >>> have scientists bottled the fountain of youth? the new breakthrough that could provide wrinkle-proof skin. >>> also a facebook fight. the social network accused of censorship? who says the company's playing politics with the articles you see? >>> a former eagles quarterback believes sam bradford owes some people an apology. hear from ron ja ror ski on sam's return to the team. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's import