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he's got a question for donald jr. >> first of all, mr.rump, i respect you tremendously. >> thank you. >> as a businessman and more importantly, as a father. and you swayed me tonight, first of all. >> oh, good. thank you. >> my question for you, don, is what have you learned as the greatest experience as a businessman from your father? and do you think that sometimes tone is important and you get more with honey than vinegar, so to sneak? >> i think without question, i mean, you know, what's interesting throughout this process, everyone talks about that tone. but there also comes a time where you actually have to put the hammer down. >> right. >> there comes a time being nice, trying to do all this stuff, when people are laughing at your face, have you to actually fight back. you know, that's what's so important about what he does. he's not just going to go -- every time there's a change in the winds he's going to flip. that's not what he does. he's going to fight for the american people. tone is important. i've seen him do that for the 3

he really loves this country. >> reporter: donald trump jr. pictures of his dad with his grandkids and this one posted by eric trump. it was trump's hit show "the apprentice" that first introduced his three older children to the country. >> don and eric will be my advisers. ivanka, how will they be judged? >> i will be judging this -- >> reporter: ivanka, donald jr., and eric all share the same mother. mr. trump's first wife, ivana. he has another daughter, tiffany, from his second wife, marla maples. tiffany trump, a senior at the university of pennsylvania, recalls the early years with her dad. >> our times together were learning, you know, playing in his office. he would always sneak me down to get a candy bar. you know, in the lobby. >> reporter: on instagram, tiffany's pictures portray a close-knit family celebrating and hanging out with her siblings. mr. trump's third wife, melania, is a slovenian-born immigrant and former model. she became a naturalized citizen in 2006. the couple first met in 1998 at a party in manhattan. >> he came w

in fact, i spoke with donald trump, jr.show state of the union which airs at 9:00 eastern, and asked him about the plan going forward, given the fact that the trump campaign rails against the delegate system so much. take a listen. >> so you don't like it, i understand, you don't like the system, but what i don't understand, are you going to try to woo delegates and then try to change it or is your dad saying no, we're not going to do that? >> well, listen, i think we're going do what we need to win to a point. we want to win without having to do that. ted cruz has no chance of winning this without bribing the delegates. that's his game at this point, okay. he is mathematically eliminated, but that's his game from day one, he is not an appealing candidate. he'll do this, he'll lose more states than mitt romney because i can't name one state that mitt won that ted can win. >> there you hear donald trump, jr. that what the cruz campaign is doing in their wooing of delegates, donald trump, jr. not ruling out that they would do

tuesday it's donald trump with wife melania and children ivanka, eric and donlds jr.ator ted cruz will be joined by his wife heidi. the candidates will talk with anderson and take questions from the audience all starting tomorrow night right here at 9:00 eastern on cnn. and then on thursday cnn hosts the democratic presidential debate. don't miss hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off live from brooklyn, new york, thursday night 9:00 eastern. big week. all right. it's been a big day too. thanks so much for being with me all weekend long. but stay with cnn. we have much more straight ahead in "newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. all starts right now. >>> and you are in the cnn "newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington in for poppy harlow on this sunday. the big apple of course is the bullseye of the political universe right now for the past few days donald trump has been unusually quiet. trump's silence ended today though with a big rally in his home state. trump holds a commanding lead in new york polls, but he wants more. he traveled to upstate new york to pl

joining know from outside scranton in pennsylvania is donald trump jr.uch for joining us, don. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, jake, how are you doing? >> so take a look at what your father's new campaign manager told the republican national committee this week according to the "new york times." "addressing about 100 committee meet members at the meeting mere, many of them deeply skeptical about mr. trump's candidacy. the campaign chief paul manafort bluntly suggested his campaign's incendiary style" amounted to an act." you know your dad almost better than anyone in the world. what part are we seeing is the part he's been playing? >> listen, jake, there's aspects of things he'll take things to a level that they need to be taken to, to be able to trau attention to it. if you look at any of theish auto yous he's spoken he'll talk about them in a way no one else has and take them to a certain level. issue that was taboo, no one wanted to touch, people are talking about it, so it's not that it's an act but sometimes he has to talk about things in a

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all of the job to do is to protect the little cliques they formed. >> that's donald trump jr., meantimeis hoed holding a rally in maryland. we find jason carroll, we heard trump's son say his dad will make a natural evolution to the general election and that he's going to continue to be himself. what are people expecting there in hagerstown? >> reporter: well, i think we can expect more of the same. also in that interview that donald trump jr. gave to jake tapper, also remember in answer to her question, expect a little bit more of that retore cal flourish we've seen here on the campaign trail, translation, again, trump will continue to be trump. also, trump even said not too long ago he would act more presidential once cruz and kasich got out of the race. neither one of them are getting out of the race so expect trump to keep acting way he's acting all along. yesterday when we attended in bridgeport, connecticut, you'll remember he sort of some ways made fun of being presidential. >> if i was presidential, first of all, i would have a teleprompter, ever see crooked hillary clinton, she

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let's see, ivanka, donald jr., and eric are going to be there. people do get to see him sometimes with his family in the boardroom on "the apprentice" or whatever, maybe out and about with his wife. but you don't get to see a lot of him. do you think we'll get to see a different side of donald trump tomorrow? >> i don't know. i really have no idea what to expect. i try not to predict. as we know, aum predictions have been sort of off this year anyway. but i do think when somebody is on, you know, donald trump has repeatedly said, and i've interviewed melania who says she's been critical of donald trump for some of the language he's used, telling him to be more presidential. we've heard that ivanka trump said the same thing, donald trump said that publicly. it will be interesting once they're all on the stage together just to see the dynamic of how they'll interact, to see how they'll interact as a family. i think that's something a lost viewers seem to like. >> yeah, he's different with his family, anderson. i think you've noticed that a little b

dari: state records show trump's eldest son, donald, jr., is a registered republican and his youngest daughter tiffany is registered as a republican in philadelphia. steve: ohio governor john kasich campaigning in upstate new york in troy this afternoon. he heads to saratoga springs tonight. in albany he made it clear that competitive if we're going to get the unemployed back to work. >> we're not doing the best job we could be doing in arming our young people with the skills they need. steve: statewide polls give donald trump a huge advantage of kasich and ted cruz see a big opportunity to sway voters in upstate counties, hoping to steal delegates from trump. dari: heidi cruz stumping for her husband on long island today in mineola and bellmore. she has frequently attended rallies with her husband throughout the campaign. she is very well known for new york. she is an investment banker at goldman sachs. her husband is campaigning in california. ted cruz has rallied in san diego and irvine. the campaign has its sights set on the huge 172 delegates, which it hopes will prevent donald t

donald trump jr. dijo que cuando sus parejas les han presentado a sus padres han sido muy abiertos.eres por igual. y que ha contratado a grandes lÍderes femeninas a lo largo de su vida. que su hija mayor no estÁ escrita para votar, que su hija menor de 10 aÑos no tiene acceso a redes sociales y cuando les preguntan si quieren mÁs hijos prefieren evadir la respuesta. hoy se divulgÓ un archivo de 450 pÁginas que demostrarÍan que aÑos atrÁs el presidente clinton recibiÓ asesoramiento sobre una posible candidatura de donald trump. y revelarÍa la amistad entrre ambas parejas. son rivales del actual campaÑa y se critican mutuamente. si sumamos que los ataques se multiplican por el lado de sanders criticando la credibilidad de ambos la campaÑa se crispa. para los analistas serÍan excelentes alternativas para intensificar la campaÑa porque son carismÁticas. a pesar de las diferencias todos apoyan a sus respectivos padres. ilia: la idea de trump de retener las remesas viola los derechos de estados unidos. asÍ se dijo hoy, quien agregÓ que las remesas son propiedad de para ganar dinero y tien

indianapolis at the historic gilbert circle theater as presidential candidate donald trump and donald trump jrclosing thoughts. donald, now that we are getting down close to the convention and we are looking sort of at the numbers and whether you will get the 1237 or whether you can numerically do it. when you think that when all is said and done you can work with governor kasich and senator ted cruz. >> i think so. i really do. i think it's going to happen. so many people have called me up over the last couple of weeks because we have been doing so well. big victory last week far above anybody's expectation. it was a blow out and last night it was a total blowout. five states that everybody, every one of them was beyond expectation. i will tell you what, i have been getting so many calls for people that i will see on your show and other shows that say the worst things about me. it's like -- >> -- you say bad things, too. you can fire back just as hard. [ laughter ] >> that's true. but they will say these things. >> your son nodded yes by the way. >> i know him well, true. >> no, but the, but,

sometimes that works, dad, said eric and donald jr. eric and donald jr. [ laughter ] captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a donald trump rally california was the target overnight of some of the worst political violence of the presidential campaign. one of hundreds of protesters stomped on a police car in orange county, southeast of los angeles. >> the late-night disturbances went on for hours. police arrested 17 outside the amphitheater in costa mesa, california. trump spoke to thousands of supporters. we have more from the police station. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump held his rally around 7:00 last night. across from the police department here, protesters and supporters were in the parking lot, most of them peaceful. but as things wrapped up, it got out of hand. [ chants ] >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators rallying against donald trump poured into the streets of costa mesa, california, overnight. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: people yelled obscenities and held up signs protesting the

earlier today, as you know, donald trump jr. speaking to jake tapper on state of the union saying the only way ted cruz can get votes is to bribe delegates. that is his only way of going forward according to donald trump jr. there's been calls for donald trump sr. to be more presidential. he did speak about that yesterday. in doing so, mocking hillary clinton, her robotic ways, if you will, as she takes the stage. don't look for donald trump to be more presidential. look for donald trump to be just what the people here came to see and hear, trump be himself. >> jason, thanks so much. >>> moving to the democrats now, and the warning from hillary clinton. the presidential candidate wasting no time throwing stones at the gop, american rights are at stake if there is a vote for the other side. >> every time donald trump says one of the things he says, lot of people are surprised or shocks. but after a while, with so many of those comments, those insults, the kind of demagoguery we are seeing from him, you have to ask yourself, what r

martha: i also spoke to theer: i 38-year-old donald jr. >> it was a great way to get him on the right track and focus and i think i see that discipline today in the way he carries his business dealing. in 1971 he was given full control of the company which he renamed the trump organize. but trump wasn't your average real estate developer. he had a taste for the spotlight and became a celebrity regularly seen on the town with a beautiful woman on his arm. in 1977 he married ivana, a fashion model from checks rock d from checks mod. he published "the art of the deal." he became a national figure. you never knew where he would show up next. >> excuse me, where is the lobby in. >> down the hall and to the left. martha: become then a gop activist saw political promise in the billionaire. >> that's why i started a draft trump campaign. martha: in 1987 in new hampshire, donald trump made his first campaign speech. speaking without notes, he hit on some of the same economic idea that made him the frontrunner today.f reporter: the mess and in 1987 didn't change, just the players. then it was j

. >> i also spoke to donald jr. >> it was a great way to get him on the right track as far as his dealings >> donald trump followed his father into real estate. in 1971, he was given full control of the family company, which he renamed the trump organization. but trump wasn't your average real estate developer, he was regularly seen on the town with a beautiful woman on his arm. he married ivana, together they became an inescapable part of the man hat tachb scene. in 1983, trump opened his flagship building on fifth avenue, trump tower. in 1987, he published hiss best seller, the art of the deal. trump had become a national figure, you never knew where he would show up next. >> excuse me, where's the lobby? >> down the hall and to the left. >> thanks. >> way back then, mike dunbar, a gop activist from new hampshire saw political promise in the billionaire. >> that's why i started a draft trump campaign. >> so in october of 1987, as people waved trump for president signs, donald trump made his first campaign speech, speaking without notes, he hit on some of the same economic ideas that made

then on tuesday donald trump will be joined by his wife melania and children ivanka, eric and donald jrexas senator ted cruz will be joined by his wife heidi. the candidates and their families will talk with anderson. and they'll be taking questions from the audience as well. it all starts tomorrow night 9:00 eastern time right here on cnn. quite unprecedented. and then thursday there's more. cnn hosts the democratic presidential debate. don't mishillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off live from new york thursday night 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," bernie sanders and hillary clinton united on one idea. >> we will do everything possible to prevent this country from seeing a donald trump or some other republican in the white house. that would be a disaster for this country. and i will do everything i can to prevent that. >> i take him over donald trump or ted cruz any day. >> as both crisscross new york in an all-out delegate battle. "newsroom" starts now.

earlier today, donald trump jr. spoke to jake tapper about that delegate system and talked about ted cruz and says the only way cruz can get delegates is to bribe them. >> ted cruz has no chance of winning this without bribing the delegate. that's his game at this point. he's mathematically eliminated. he's not an appealing candidate to the general election voters. >> reporter: cruz has said repeatedly that the trump team simply needs to do more of the homework and have a better ground game and called trump and his team a bunch of quote whiners going forward despite what the team thinks of the delegate system, both donald trump jr. and his sister will both be out on the trail trying to win over those delegates in the upcoming races. >> jason carroll, thanks so much. we'll check back with you from hagerstown, maryland. let's talk about this trump/cruz battle with our cnn spanl, historian and professor at princeton and ron brownstein, cnn senior political analyst. gentlemen, let's begin with you ron, another super tue

"sometimes that works, dad," said eric and donald jr. [ laughter ] exit polls from tuesday's primary ed donald trump won about 50% of republican voters with college degrees. well technically they have college degrees. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] their diploma was a steak. today was take your child to work day or as it's known in china, work day. [ laughter ] they're not watching. they're at work. [ laughter ] former house speaker john boehner spoke about ted cruz and told reporters, "i get along with almost everyone, but i've never worked with a more miserable son of a bitch in my life." keep in mind, boehner used to work with dennis hastert. [ light laughter ] when you go home, google dennis hastert. [ laughter ] and you'll even be more bummed out than you are now. you're like i'll google it, and it will be funny. nah. vice president joe biden made a surprise trip to iraq this morning and no one was more surprised than him. [ laughter ] last time i use expedia. [ laughter ] mcdonald's in certain markets has begun testing an all you can eat french fries campaign. updating the

let's see, ivanka, donald jr., and eric. people get to see him sometimes with his family and out and about with wife. you don't get to see a lot of them. do you think we'll get to see a different side? >> i have no idea what to expect. i try not to prediction. all predictions have been off this year anyway. but i do think when somebody is on, you know, donald trump has repeatedly said, and i've interviewed melania who says she's been critical of donald trump for the language, telling him to be more presidential, we've heard that ivanka said the same thing, donald trump said that publicly. so it'll billion interesting once they're all on the stage together to see the dynamic of how they interact, to see how they interact as a family. and i think that's something a lot of viewers seem to like. >> yeah, she's different with his family, anderson, you've noticed that a little bit, at least. then i don't know if he follows their advice, he doesn't always act that presidential. all right. thank you, anderson. i appreciate it. back

is going to stay here in the empire state and barnstorm the state with his two sons, eric, donald, jr., hitting rochester, buffalo, long island, trying to make sure he can get all of the 95 delegates available on tuesday, the 19th. telling voters that ted cruz just doesn't understand what new york is all about. listen. >> he started lecturing me on new york values, like we're no good. like we're no good. and i started talking to him about the world trade center, the bravery, the incredible bravery of everybody, our police, our firemen, our everybody. >> reporter: you can see at least in long island what cruz did in south carolina did not meet with a good reception in new york. john kashich's campaign releasing a new ad this afternoon that shows what ted cruz said during the debate in south carolina, finishing with the tag line that ted cruz wants to divide america. john kashich wants to unite america. >> looks like cruz's big goal is to keep trump under 50% in new jersey right? >> reporter: it is. as you mentioned yesterday, if he does keep him below 50% in the 27 congressional distri

. >> donald trump, jr. coming to vote -- >> he's a trump. >> he's a trump. >> we're waiting on east 56th street and there are all these photographers and hubbub and in comes danny glover. >> i didn't hear that part. >> danny glover! >> across the street. the communication workers of america loudly talking about verizon. >> what's he doing there? >> that's not the point. >> for me, that's the point. >> bernie sanders endorser. >> and he should be. >> the guy was so great in his movie. >> and stopped donald trump and asked him keep in mind the communication workers of america will be omnipresent. asked him about the campaign shake-up and who's in charge. listen. >> shake shake shake. shake your campaign. >> a lot of speculation in the press that staff changes being made on the campaign. what's your take on those? >> i think it's a natural evolution in the process. you have to adapt and start transitioning to the general. we have a really clear lead. it will be exciting and that transition is great. >> are the

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. >> on new year's, 1977, the couple had the first of their three children, donald jr.et his sights on another troubled penn central property, the commodore hotel next to grand central station. he had to convince the bankruptcy overseers that he could make a deal with banks reluctant to invest in new york city real estate. >> donald told the penn central folks that they should meet him at city hall and he would introduce them to mare beam. >> in new york, real estate is about tax abatements. it's about making deals with political people. it's about zoning. and it's about getting the public, and especially the public officials, on your side. >> the penn central executives arrived at city hall, mayor beam invited them in. there was donald and the mayor said, what the trumps want, the trumps get in this town. >> they really didn't know what the future of new york city was. and that was both good and bad. it was good in that i was able to get tremendous tax advantages and tax abatements. it was bad in that it wasn't easy to get financing. >> after obtaining multi-million do

their families, anderson cooper hosts donald trump, melania trump and his children ivanka, eric, and donald jrruz take center stage on wednesday. also starting at 9:00. and then we'll top all of that off with our brooklyn democratic debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that's thursday night at 9:00. that's it for us tonight. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. if you missed any of our town hall with john kasich and his family you can watch the whole thing starting right now. [ applause ] >>> and with primary day fast approaching, new york voters have questions for all three republican candidates. tonight, tomorrow, and wednesday night they join us in a first for this election cycle. so will their families. we hope it gives you the voters a chance to see a different side of each candidate, starting with john kasich. >> tonight. he's been pounding the pavement. and i feel like i'm getting younger every minute that i'm in new york. >> hungry for votes and a

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. >>> happening today, new jersey representative donald payne, jr., wants congress to pass his test for lead act. he's expected to hold a press conference to urge congress to take action. this legislation would require states to receive certain federal funding to help schools test for lead in drinking water. will lated levels at four school buildings.d >>> the faa is investigating a small plane crash. the piper 28 had -- tht clipped a tree and power line before crashing at second street and third avenue in bay port. the pilot, scott clifford, was seriously injured. he has two broken legs and head injuries. his passenger, a 66-year-old had a minor head injury. >> i was looking out my window and it stalled. he turned around to come back in and he went down. he landed and wd t on fire and stuff. >> investigators say the plane was headed to orange county. that's where both the pilot and his passenger live. >>> this latest crash is the third is as many months on long island. in february, a plane crashed in setauket harbor. a flight in whstructor, student pilot and two passengers wtoe on boar

before all of this played out, trump's oldest son, donald trump jr., spoke out against cruz, saying heas no chance of winning without, quote, bribing the delegates. tomorrow night five states are holding primaries, all in the northeast. expect another big night for trump. he's ahead by 18% in pennsylvania with cruz and kasich well behind but in a close race for second. in rhode island, trump is ahead of kasich by 13% and 24% ahead of cruz. meanwhile, prominent republican backer charles koch made some explosive comments about the election, stopping just short of backing hillary clinton. >> is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican this time around? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. >> the clinton campaign responded on twitter, saying she was not interested in koch's endorsement. just like trump, expect another big night for clinton tomorrow. she's ahead of bernie sanders by

his wife melania was at his side along with donald jr., eric, tiffany, ivanka. h" donald trump and the pursuit of success. great to see both of you. you both know a lot about donald trump and his family. let's talk about what you saw last night. one of the interesting dynamics was that his two daughters were on stage. we have seen ivanka often. we have gotten used to her. but then tiffany, his daughter with marla maples was there. what do we know about their relationship? >> they have a close relationship. she was raised in california and he wasn't present during her upbringing. they're very close. she called. he took the call during the interview. she gives him a lot of credit. >> she does. she said he's the best father, the best husband. her mary, marla maples had a famously ugly split, breakup. it's interesting to hear her say he's a good husband. >> they have gotten to a good place. and marla, who i also have interviewed, said they repaired the relationship to a certain degree and they are in an amicable place for the sake of tiffany. i suppose you get credit

. >> happening today, a new jersey representative donald payne, jr., plans to urge congress to pass his test for lead act during a news conference in newark. the legislationvwould require states that r eive certain federal funding to help schools test for lead in drinking water. testing in new york shows elevated levels at four school buildings. >>> a new jersey school district is the latest battleground the pascack regio]al district plans to vote tonight on a new policy allowing a students to use restrooms and locker rooms based on the gender with which they identify. a national conservate group is threatening to sue if the policy is adopted. there are similar policies in place in other districts across the state. >>> 4:37 right now. to the race for the white house. democratic hopeouls are stumping in our state today in a long string of events aimed to win your vote. katherine creag is in port washington o long island. ans other ralle here in new york state, kat. >> reporter: very busy for all the candidates, michael. what's happening here at the landmark theater, secretary clinton wil

now, his other son, donald trump, jr., is already a registered republican. i bet his other daughter registered in california. >> you think? >> oh, i was miss ago kid. >> there is four. >> five. >> yes, there is the younger daughter. anyway, can't keep them all straight here. well, get ready for more concerts on the beach in atlantic silt. >> i two big act headed down the shore this summer. >> plus if you drive a pick-up truck or no one who does, you will want to hear this. a brand new crash test result a proves some of those trucks aren't as tough as they look. >> oh, and this incredible video of baseball size hail hammering texas. we'll show you the major damage left behind these severe storms. >> here in philly, we're looking at a rainy morning, katie let you know when it will start to dry out. stay with us. get up, get to school, katithe routine.ows. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand u

before all this played out, though, trump's oldest son, donald trump jr., spoke out against cruz, sayinghas no chance of winning without, quote, bribing the delegates. tomorrow night, five states are holding primaries all in the northeast and expect another big night for trump. he is ahead by 18% in pennsylvania with cruz and kasich well behind. but in a close race for second. while in rhode island, trump is ahead of kasich by 13% and 24% ahead of cruz. >>> meanwhile, charles koch made some >> so is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. >> this time around? >> it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it that way. >> the clinton campaign responded on twitter saying she was not interested in koch's endorsement. and just like trump, expect another big night for clinton tomorrow. she is ahead of bernie sanders by 15% in pennsylvania. clinton is also ahead in rhode island by a smaller but still sig

donald trump jr.e will get to that magic number, but his dad is not faking anything for granted at this point. >> jim, with the trump campaign, the other big winner on the demdrattic side, hillary clinton. who represented new york state for eight years, briana, a big victory for the former secretary of state. >> a big victory in her home state. she told the crowd it was personal. she thanked new yorkers for having her back. she said victory is now in sight. that is what we are hearing that refrain, the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch. and there is more that unites us than divides us. even as hillary clinton said, sharp words coming from her campaign director, she said there is no question that some of the rhetoric that berno sanders and his campaign is puts out is destructive. it wasn't productive for the parties, as hillary clinton is offering olive branchs, ru seeing some of her campaign ads, with sharper words for bernie sanders, warning him not to hurt hillary clinton as

. >> trump rally but now donald trump's son, donald trump jr. goes "on the record." good evening, donald. >> hi, greta. how are you? >> good. >> so he is now calling the former secretary of state hillary clinton crooked. a few years ago he told me she did a great job as secretary of state. what happened? how did she become crooked? >> when you look at the record and look at what she has actually done. when you look at benghazi and all the instances over the last multiple decades, it's almost that tits particularly possible to have that many controversy and have that many things go correct me if i am wrong inexplicable in some ways. you know, i think it fits. >> i used to think of crooked as someone who is stealing money or something. you are not suggesting that she is doing anything like that? >> well, listen, i don't know. if you look in the past i think there is probably plenty of places where you can probably make that assumption there are probably things much more important and certainly relevant to today. if you look at benghazi. you know, mark geist is a friend