dr. jekyll describing mr. hyde.ke me, but that's not me. >> trump is pivoting right on schedule towards the general election. >> it's may. >> being a great showman. he's a master of changing. >> was this a disguise for the last year? >> who knows unless you know him personally. part of the problem of analyzing trump is people don't take his message seriously. you can't explain trump's rise except in light of the fact the positions he's offering, like social security, medicare, actually appeal to the base. it's not simply style. >> i think it's nationalism. i think it's screw all other countries. >> that's substance. let me ask you about the drdr. dr. jekyll part. this guy has two different persona. one is the one that says lying ted. the other says senator cruz. >> i think everybody puts on a show when they're out at a rally and trying to gin people up. >> is this a show? >> isn't everybody putting on a show when they come on television is this it's not like people in real like talks like this is francesca chambers

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde transformation. if the this came about ten years ago i would not have gone on season one of the apprentice. >> yesterday he called them six failing wannabes who just want to get back in the limelight. today he ignored them and took more shots at his opponents. special interests have total control over cruz, total control over hillary. she's terrible. lyingin ted cruz. he is going way down in the polls. cruz is going really down. people have been watching him. somehow there's really nothing compelling there. he is the last hope to stop trump. that is all he has going. that's not good enough. we have a movement going on. >> let's talk about that post endorsement. they can call it, they said he was a rookie. making rookie mistakes but they see promise. >> they said they called for more specifics as it relates to policy and that's been something people have been saying. yeah. now is a good time to do that. this is like really coming down to the wire here. and you can tell the enthusiasm that he seems to

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde, it changes me. it changes me. makes me like a monster. i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone, and if some little thing irritates me, i'll start screaming and i'm just in attack mode. it's -- it's scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecutors on a plea deal. she says the only way to get through this di

>> no i think there is dr. jekyl mr. hyde effect with mr.. 12 years ago i was season runner-up in 2004. melissa: i remember. >> he was one bern person. he was a cordial boss. weighs fair. he had middle of the road views. i had no issues with him. he supported some of the initiatives i worked on. there is evolution where we are today. that evolution started with birther movement. beating trump against president obama. he is not qualified and where is his resume'. we need to see his transcript. that was indictment -- melissa: you were watching that on tv, right? >> i was, of course. melissa: that goes back to this idea in person, when you talk to hem -- >> that is not good enough. melissa: he is decent person. >> that is not good enough. melissa: he is someone else. >> how many people get to know the president of the united states in person? how many people see the president of the united states on television? melissa: how does he operate? look i'm not advocating for him, i'll trying to break down how you got to this position? >> it's a good g

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. that's in terms of where we have gone with his personality.housand 3 when we filmed was a fair boss and a middle of the road guy encouraging the projects i was working on. there was the ego there and it wasn't this venom and toxicity we see today. when he started to beat the drum for the birther movement, i started to recoil on what he did to distance himself from the future of america and disparage president obama on a number of grounds that indicted a lot of minority professionals. we beat that further and we are where we are today. there has been that evolution or devolution. that is something to be afraid of. >> as a former contestant, amorosa has become a trump supporter. here's what she said. >> it's convenient that they are timing. donald announced if they were really concerned about him becoming a nominee, why wait until april when he is on the cusp of becoming a nominee? you mentioned to me by 2008, 2009. >> i don't want to respond directly to her because i don't play the game she plays, but to respond to your question as for as why n

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde, the trump that i used to know versus the trump that i see now. there's been a metastization. it's grown and the venom and toxicity has increased. the alarm is at the gate. it's important to come in one voice in unison, especially right before the new york primary with all these delegates at stake and speak up. >> andy, you want to respond? >>ie yeah, my head is spinning. if we could get back to reality for a second. there have been over 200 contestants on "the apprentice." today six of those, who are all democrats, they'll admit they're democrats. randal once worked for cory booker. tara dowdell is a well known liberal activist on msnbc. all we saw are six individuals who will all admit they're liberal come out against a conservative running for president of the united states. that's the news. what is news is this shakespearean-style betrayal of donald trump who gave all of us this amazing opportunity. my life before "the apprentice" wasn't fantastic. after, it was amazing. i know both randall and kwame did better than me on the show and did bett

dr. jekyll and mr.yde thing going on, they never show which candidate they're going to get.n but he's gone two weeks now so it's possible he's turned the corner. >> sreenivasan: also in thein numbers he won across all educational backgrounds, all income levels, all ideologies. thisol is a clean sweep any way you wanted to measure.as >> ne new york state showing him some love and this is a state that knows him the best so he survived the pressure cooker of all those tabloid newspaper headlines. they know all his flaws and yet they're still coming out and saying they love this guy.y. >> sreenivasan: karen so far -- go ahead. >> i was going to say i think it shows there was less of a chance now of a brokered convention. we just heard so much about that on the news channels and it looks like with this win it seems a little bit less likely that's going to happen and maybe that will reach his magic delegate number of 1,237 which i think everybody in politics knows that number by now. >> sreenivasan: karen dew

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde transformation. if mr.nd his current manifestation as a politician came about ten years ago, i would not have gone on season one of the apprentice. stuart: all right. you saw him right there. his name is kwame jackson on the set right now. welcome, sir. >> thank you for having me, sir,. stuart: do you think donald trump is a racist. >> i've always thought that since his comments came out. stuart: what comment in particular made you say that guy's a racist. >> i wouldn't say what comment in particular. i would say there's a preponderance of comments. what he said about mexicans, the rapist, black lives matter movement. stuart: what did he say? >> he talked about black lives matter movement being something that should be usa sized, we should not be paying attention to it. stuart: why is that racist? just because he says this particular extremist group should be usa sized. is that racist? >> no. i don't think black lives matter is a racist grou g. stuart: well, is it racist for donald trump to say ignore them?