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former reagan white house political director, republican strategist ed rollins, prize winning both foxibutors, and it is great to have you both here. >> thank you. lou: ed, what do you make of it? this looks like -- classic election eve dirty tricks. but with an interesting alignment. >> well, at the end of the day donald trump went in there and was off the record on the board, and they violate that. there's no standards anymore in my sense. it's outrageous. he's entitled to say in there what he chooses to say, and it's for their benefit to write a story or an editorial. but they can't leak that information and leak it. lou: but you've got cruz and rubio for crying out loud that the new york times release a record of the off-the-record conversation. that's how preposterous the situation is. >> well, i'm a new york times alum but it's a different paper now than when i grew up there. lou: you say that with great pride. >> i do. look, it does seem from the buzz feed story that the new york times -- clearly is confirming that there is an off the record tape. now, i think that in itself is

ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you, we always come scripted for your show. lou: absolutely. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much, gentlemen. vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news. follow me on twitter -- links to everything found at loudobbs.com. >>> you may want to avoid sleeping with the fishes, but how about the sharks? how about that for a question? the folks at airbnb offering three contest winners the chance to spend the night submerged in a glass room as 35 sharks swim around you. who could resist? the transparent room sleeps two, sits in a tank containing nearly 800,000 gallons of water. not only the sharks you have to worry about but a minor leak. >>> up next, trump and two opponents ditch the republican loyalty pledge. >> the republican party hasn't treated me properly, in my opinion, and they haven't. they haven't treated me fairly. but i've got millions of more votes and we have a movement going on. lou: and that is the subject of my commentary here next. my commentary here next. much m this is my retirement. reti

michael goodwin, ed rollins.rograming note, donald trump will be among our guests here tomorrow evening, so we hope you'll make a note and be with us tomorrow evening. >>> breaking news. these are, we're going to these, this here, pictures of a vigil taking place in brussels following this morning's terrorist attacks. they claimed the lives of 34 people. president obama has ordered all american flags in the united states be flown at half-staff through saturday out of respect for victims of the radical islammist attack in brussels. be sure to vote on our poll tonight. do you agree with donald trump that the united states should rethink it is involvement in nato? cast your vote on twitter at loudobbsnews. follow me on twitter@lou dobbs news. and follow knee on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." links to everything at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, trump doubling down on his tough stance on terrorism. >> if they're coming from certain other places, and if they're muslim, they have to be checked very, very carefully. they

liz: ed rollins, lou dobbs. watch "lou dobbs tonight" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. have you good guests. >> we've got good guests every night. we examine tonight the role of the establishment in this mess, and it is a significant role that will carry considerable responsibility going into nov. liz: by the way, lou's show killing it. destroying the competition on other networks. you've got to watch lou. thanks to both of you. appreciate it. much more on the 2016 race in just a few minutes. former governors jim gilmore and phil bredesen watched both states go for donald trump and hillary clinton. they're up next live how the race plays out without a change in the cast of characters. they join us at the bottom of the hour. can't go away. dow jones industrials down 6 1/2 points. the fed's latest read on the u.s., what did it show? mixed activity across most of the country, and markets are reacting the same exact way. mixed reaction. head to the exchange with lori rothman. >> the latest stage book in january and february, the best we got is moderate at best. that's keepi

have the best election night coverage tonight with former reagan white house political director ed rollins, providing analysis for us. fox news monica crowley, former chairman of the south carolina republican party, van hipp, giving us their insight, you don't want to miss any of that. >>> top story, the race for the republican nomination, donald trump is the clear front-runner in all polls now, but he's only ahead of cruz in the delegate count by 84. trump tonight is hoping to widen his margin ahead of critical contests next week in both ohio and florida. winner take all states. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is with the trump campaign in jupiter, florida with our report. >> reporter: thanks, lou, another night of election returns and night with donald trump without a rally and news conference with a handful of friends and family. we're here at trump's national golf club. because some of the races go quite late. hawaii is five hours behind eastern time, it's likely the candidates will be fast asleep when the delegates come in. >>> michigan and mississippi are open pri

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ed rollins, michael goodwin, thank you. >>> we're coming right back, we've got much more on this excitingction night. the polls are closing, a lot of winner-take-all delegates at stake. will kasich win ohio? and will tonight's results mean that donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee? live coverage and analysis of the primary elections coming up next. florida's republican party chairman, blaze an goal ya, will be joining us. we're coming right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ ngo to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best can

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lou: all right, ed rollins appreciate it. >> thank you.eaking news, north korea firing two short range ballistic missiles south korea saying it tracked missiles that were fired to the sea, east off of the korean peninsula. the new tests comes hours after north korea claimed to have miniaturize nuclear warhead to fit such missiles, last week united nationsimp posed tough -- imposed tough new sanctions, they must be getting more, more intense because, the two new missiles launched, sanctions have never ever in anyway, thwarted north korea what so ever. vote in our poll, do you believe that republican elites are assuring donald trump's victory, by conspiring and attacking him? cast your vote on twitter, we would like to hear from you, follow me on twitter, write me on facebook, follow me on instagram. links to everything at loudobbs.com. >> looking at a video, impressive, folks at red bull, look here. woe! taking to streets of st. paul, in iniin i minnesota, professional snow mobiler, ripping through the streets of his town, they shut down ro

share testify babue will be among our guests later. >>> joining us now republican strategist ed rollins. ed, great to have you with us. >> thank you very much. >> ed, we're watching something special happen here and there is a funny reaction in the media and amongst i understand his opposition and the democrats, but this man is running up impressive victories. >> he had a big day yesterday. i mean, winning in mississippi, winning in hawaii, winning in -- obviously in michigan and is coming second where he didn't win is extraordinary and equally as important what he is tapping into, what a ston she is me as a lifelong republican is yesterday 59% of the republican voters were anti the republican establishment in washington. the new polls you have here, 63% of republican voters are against the republican establishment in washington. this guy has tapped right into that. the republican establishment, the elites are doing every single thing that can take him out and it's not even putting a dent -- it's like shooting out of a bb gun and he's shooting back with a bazooka. >> fascinating state l

talk about whether that's too little too late with former reagan white house political director ed rollins. former presidential candidate governor mike huckabee are guests here tonight. also fox news military analyst general jack keane will be joining us. >>> breaking news, brand new fox business news poll out on the state of the race in wisconsin. ted cruz holding a strong lead in wisconsin, holding 42% of likely republican voters. and in the fox business network poll, trump trails at 32%, kasich in third place, 19%. donald trump struggling to win over female conservatives, he's a full 19 points behind ted cruz, but he's also well ahead of kasich. trump does best with independent voters in wisconsin. he holds an 11-point lead over cruz and kasich who tie at 26%. and trump holds a huge advantage in states voting after wisconsin. in his home state of new york, the republican front-runner leads kasich by 37 points. that, the real clear politics average. trump holding a strong lead in pennsylvania and connecticut ahead of their primaries, april 26. joining me now to go through some of these n

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folks who know something about the republican party, former reagan white house political director ed rollins. michael goodwin, and town hall's guy benson. we're getting closer to knowing whether hillary clinton's e-mail scandal will bring an end to her presidential ambitions issue new blockbuster reports saying that fbi investigation now entering its final stage, clinton herself may be interviewed soon. soon is a relative term. i'm have a few thoughts about that later. our top story is, republican race for the white house, all eyes on wisconsin, trump is set to do battle with cruz in just over a week, cruz hopes to diminish trum's lead by winning states's 42 delegates. carl cameron with our report. reporter: donald trump brings his antiestablishment campaign to janesville, wisconsin tomorrow, hometown of house speaker paul ryan. governor scott walker has hinted he will endorse ted cruz, and wisconsin's home, preparing for an open convention. >> concerned about being out maneuvered trump said that rnc rule requiring a majority of delegates should not apply to him. >> what is going on in repub

charles: ed rollins, michael goodwin. breaking news now.he justice department has just asked a federal judge in california to cancel tomorrow's hearing and its case against apple over the case of breaking into encrypted iphones. the fbi is saying quote cautiously optimistic that it can access the phone used by the san bernardino terrorist without apple's help. and that that was supposed to be a hearing set for tomorrow. and we'll see what's going to happen. what does that mean if apple isn't necessary to open an apple phone? big doings in federal court. and at the fbi offices in washington. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe donald trump will defeat hillary clinton in november? we would like to hear from you on that. i know. that makes a lot of suppositions, and you tell us how it works out in your mind and who you think will prevail. that's on twitter at lou dobbs news. we would like to hear from you. and follow me on twitter at lou dobbs news. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram lou dobbs tonight. everything found a

ed rollins, it's great to see you.did season joke president reagan's name, what do you make of the comparison? >> i think he's lobbying to be a national security advisor. he has projected strength. and these are tough, trying times. and america has always been there for our allies. we are expected there. we have the mightiest military in the world. and intelligence service. and we should have been saying everything we have will be there to help you just as you came to help us on 9/11. the fact that these characters aasins were on wow watchlist shows we have a better intelligence police security system in a city like new york. at the end of the day we are all victims of this. terrorism is about creating chaos everywhere. >> i want to ask you because -- you know as well as i do, we are have much a heated race. donald trump criticized back in january when he said to maria that something bad was going on in brussels. >> there's something going on, maria. go to brings, go the paris, go other places. it's not good where they

. >> ed rollins, tomorrow for runs, 150 delegates up for grab width michigan, mississippi, idaho, and hawai'i. democrats 188 in two of those states. but donald trump has the advantage of having the lead so anything he gains could potentially pad that lead and the other guys will have a lot of catching up to do. a quarter of the way there, maybe a little bit more. what do you think of that? >> my assumption is two state he will do well, one is obviously mississippi, where he has been leading for a while, and michigan, he has had a big lead. kashich is making a big play there. i assume idaho is cruz's turf. but trump has not lost that 35-40%úe( he has had everywhere, even though he had a bad end of last week where the momentum started to turn away, and he still won two states on saturday, and my sense is he'll still be very, very strong the rest of the way here. >> when you sayster strong the west of the way, strong enough to go into the convention with -- >> not if everybody stays in the race. i think the critical thing is next week, if -- i don't see how if kashich loses ohio, or if f

to answer these questions former reagan white house political director ed rollins. >>> and heroes come in all shapes and sizes in this country. in texas, a five-year-old little girl earns the big title. that story and t my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com . lou: senator ted cruz says his victory in utah is a sign republicans are coalescing behind him. >> we had a huge victory last night in utah. we were hoping to break 50%, if we broke 50% we would get all of the delegates, and we ended up blowing past that with a landslide victory. 69%, nearly 70%. that is just the latest manifestation of what we're seeing all across the country, which is we're seeing republicans uniting behind this campaign. lou: cruz still trails donald trump in the delegate count by almost 300 delegates, trump moving closer to the 1237 nee

but our next guest, former reagan advisor ed rollins, says it will be tough going for rubio on his homeurf. he'll tell you who he believes has the best shot at victory. >> what happened to marco rubio? >> i think when he got into the fray, he had a very optimistic, he was a very smart candidate. he should have stayed in the optimism. but when he got into the fray a few weeks ago he got battered very badly. he's certainly not an effective candidate. there's no place for him to go. even if he wins this state, there's no place for him to go after that. >> we'll also get he'd thoughts on some of the unrest and protests over the past 24 hours tied to donald trump's events. we've been hearing from his rivals on both sides of the aisle blaming him. is that fair or not? i want to hear from you. who do you think is to blame for the problems? we'll try to get to some of your answers later on in the show. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... try boost® 100 calo

i do think, just to foum with what we were talking about with ed rollins about john kasich, even if he wins in the state of ohio and 66 delegates winner take all, what is his strategy to win, what is his long-term route. ed, we've got this chief strategist john weaver put this memo out a short time ago. they will make the case that no candidate is currently on track to win the nomination outright. your initial reaction to that is what? >> well, it's absurd. there's a long ways to go and there's plenty of delegates. if it's a two-way race and it's cruz and trump, one of them is going to end up with the majority. i promise you that. the last contested primary was '76, ford and reagan. ford had not a majority of the delegates, not enough to get the nomination, until he got to the convention and then he put it together. and it was like this. it was very close. reagan lost by 117 votes in the final analysis. so my sense is trump's on the path right now i think. he's still got places like new york and elsewhere where he has to be favored, certainly over the field, and new jersey and big plac

bill: ed rollins told you 35 minutes ago, ronald reagan is the nicest guy in the world. fire the maid. she was the warrior in the relationship. martha: so kind of both of them to be so open about his alzheimer's. she was the same way about her breast cancer which a lot of people didn't talk about in early '80s when she had it. that is lasting tribute to help so many more people get tested and be open and let families experience that thanks to the work that they did together. but they're together again. good side of this story. bill: we're told several days of mourning at simi valley at presidential library for the reagans. she will be buried next to him as final resting place on earth. martha: much more to come. who will make it past the next round of voting in the race for the republican presidential nomination? what the latest polling numbers say about where the candidates stand as it gets a little tighter ahead of tomorrow's contests. we'll be right back. >> . when you write with your favorite tul® brand pen, do you sign invoices like they're autographs? then you migh

david: the sage, ed rollins. >> thank you very much. david: melissa? melissa: from the fight for florida over to ohio now here are the results of a new "fox news poll" out of the buckeye state. john kasich out in front at the moment leading donald trump by 5% but case i can says he is confident he will keep the lead in his home state. >> we're going to win ohio. that is not even question for me. about what we do after that and all the places we have to go. but we're not taking it for granted. i'm working very hard there now. so are all the team. our team out there and i will go down for the debate and i'm back and living in ohio. all over the state which is what i always do. melissa: and kasich picking up hometown endorsements today from ohio state head coach urban meyer as well as former space shuttle commanders and retired naval pilot steve oswald and bill readdy. david: president obama welcoming justin trudeau, first official state visit from canada in 20 years. they held a press conference made of tonight's state dinner where the president made a f

ed rollins, former white house adviser to president reagan.ry baker is with us from "the wall street journal," managing editor, editor-in-chief of "the wall street journal." and monica crowley, editor of ox news contributor. thank you for joining us. a scary week. i want to begin on this notion that the bombers were actually targeting america. what do you think? >> i think that's -- i think they probably are, at the end of the day they're going to create terrorism everywhere in europe. i think this is the beginning of a long siege. to get here is pretty hard. to keep scaring the heck out of people from traveling, i just think it's a long hard fight and they have a worthless leader who is not taking people seriously. >> they have really opened borders throughout europe. as a result, abdeslam was able to walk freely in his neighborhood in brussels. >> he's been living in belgium and living in an area which is close to a no-go area. it's 80%, 90% muslim area. they don't welcome outsiders. they run things very much according to how they wanted it.

ed rollins live with us in studio.re these people coming together, what are they hoping to accomplish? >> conservatives that make a living off being conservatives, magazines and what have you. no bill buckley or somebody that brings them all together. my sense is fringe players, and i don't disrespect any of them, getting on a third ballot is very difficult. michael bloomberg with a billion dollars chose not to. lot of signatures, going outside the parties, the parties control most of the state structure. you can have a pat buchanon, ralph nader, be a fringe candidate and maybe deny trump not the nomination but presidency, and make it hillary and pay every price of that. >> wouldn't that divide the republican party? >> no question could be divided easily. take three, four percent off, the two parties are closely divided, this is an election four or five point margin between them. take 3 or 4% from either side -- >> is this fair, ed? a lot of people were voted in mid terms in the last couple cycles, making promises that

lou: ed rollins, michael goodwin, thank you so much for being here.ing a very tight race in virginia. 49 delegates are at stake there. trump is leading in the early going. again, it's still 1%. i keep saying to the control room, that's 1%. i'd like to see a change in that 1%. virginia, are you listening? donald trump already projected to win georgia. also more polls closing at the top of this hour. tennessee, oklahoma, massachusetts and alabama. and up next, donald trump turning his fire on hillary clinton. ♪ ♪ >> hillary clinton does not have the strength or the stamina to be president. doesn't. [cheers and applause] she'll do a meeting, and then she'll show up fave days later to -- five days later to another one, go home, go to sleep. lou: town hall's nick adams joins us. he says a trump presidency would be the best thing not only for america, but for the world. he joins us next as more super tuesday results continue to trickle in very slowly. they're trickling. trickle, trickle. stay with us, we're hoping there'll be a flood right after these messa

my next guest, you heard julie mention him, ed rollins, if donald trump wants to take the white house he needs major adjustment to his campaign strategy and need it fast. he is the former campaign manager of ronald reagan campaign. >> how are you? trish: we try to give him free advice trot guy who ran reagan's campaign. what do you want him to do. >> tell him, basically figure out what it is he is going to run on. he had sound bites. he tapped into a great amount of people in the country very unhappy but abortion is very critical issue and there is no casual thoughts there. he has been on one side already. now he shifted back to be on the republican side. this is something republicans tried to be very sensitive to. the comments he made the other night were outrageous. the problem when he says everything is negotiable. people don't think he has a core. people don't believe he has core of beliefs. trish: he has a core when it comes to border security. that is clear message. >> he has a position, obviously a lot of people are supportive of that. his problem 47% of republican women say th

ed rollins, thank you. i knew you would lighten the moment for us. >> she had a great life and she was a great contribution to the country. >> amen. >> thank you. >>> now to an election year that has looked nothing like the 1980s or probably any other decade for that matter that we've seen. and what appears to be new momentum now for the opponents of donald trump. it's turned out to be a big weekend in the nomination race. trump's delegate lead shrinking a bit with senator ted cruz now solidly in second place after winning two state contests yesterday. donald trump won the other two states. marco rubio is in third in the delegate koupcount and picked u wins in puerto rico. puerto rico citizens, by the way, don't participate in the general election, but they do get to play in the primaries for both the democrats and the republicans. ohio governor john kasich is in fourth place in the delegate count. and going forward, things get, well, really interesting. on tuesday, four more states up for grabs. michigan,

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prospects of a contested broker gop convention with former reagan white house political director ed rollinsnd republican strategist a little later tonight we take up the lighter side of politics. our top story, donald trumps big night. a lot of reason to celebrate. not only did he add to his lead but he knocked out rubio. john roberts is in miami with a report. >> this has been very exciting, this whole process >> the more donald trump begins to look like the inevitable nominee a lot of the drumbeat grows to stop him. trump born there could be serious consequences if the party trust to take the nomination away from him. >> i think you would have riots. i think that things would happen. >> trump had a huge nighta huge night on super tuesday winning three of the five states outright and leading in missouri. his biggest when was florida, 19 point blowout. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory. no. guys, we live in a republic commando voters make these decisions. it was a big when. >> a big night for governor john "moneyline". he is vowing to stay in the race all the way to the

ed rollins is here, gary kasparov and julie bruisky. good to see you all. two state contests. , what do you look at. what's the takeaway? >> elimination day certainly for rubio if he doesn't win florida and the right now he's second or third in most polls, easily could come in third. no place he can go beyond florida. kasich, obviously has a real race going with trump in ohio. again if he loses his home state he's out. even a close race no place for him to go beyond that. even if both of them won their home states they are at the bottom of the pack. >> both of them win snalgs the weakness of donald trump. it won't happen in florida. when people talk about rubio's home state that's donald trump's home state. there's more than florida than elsewhere. >> he keeps saying i love florida. >> he has neconnections there. kasich will win but i see no way for him make being any further progress. i don't think there was any other primary in history where the candidate hasn't won a single contest, went so far in the process. >> that's why people are saying look marco rubio, john kasich get

ed rollins is a fox news contributor and was president reagan's national campaign director in the electionall play at a higher level. she would call me, every couple days or more frequently than that, always had very good questions, always knew that things that she might want to do may basically not always be the same way that i might want to do, and if i couldn't convince her of the way i wanted to do it, obviously we found a compromise, but she always made me play at a better level. she was very loyal to her husband, obviously, very loyal to everybody else, and she thought the white house was the people's house and this whole drill that you're talking about right today, she helped make him president, she helped make him a great president, she helped build the legacy, she built this library, every single detail was her detail. the picked the land and picked the spot she is going to lay to rest today and, a magnificent monument to the presidency and a great asset to the american public, and that's what she was about. >> the stories i've heard beginning with her husband's funeral and now, t

you recall that when president bush 41 was running for reelection and ed rollins was running the houseampaign committee he urged his candidates to distance themselves from the top of the ticket. you will see instructions leaked out or announced that they are not running with donald trump. al: a lot of unbreakable dental appointments. mark: that is right, busy that day, they have got that thing. is bernieme back, sanders helping hillary clinton by staying in the race? intriguing question. we will explore after this. ♪ mark: bernie sanders did a couple of press interviews, his first since that loss he suffered on tuesday. he was asked about those alleged comments that present as president bush allegedly made when he reportedly said the vermont senator's campaign is reaching its end. sanders dismissed the notion and said he would be "outrageously undemocratic" for him to drop out now. sen. sanders: i do not want to te on what he said or did not say. the bottom line is that when only half of the american people have participated in the political process with some of the largest states in t

joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, ed rollins.columnist, jedidiah bila. and pulitzer prize-winning columnist, michael goodwin. great to have you here. let's start with the acrimony that has filled the campaign trail on the republican side. >> let's see, trump is endorsed by the mafia, the kkk and what have you. [laughter] >> all he's getting is the republican portion of it voting overwhelmingly for him. they are not truthful arguments and not basically slowing him down. there's no question there's battles on the party and all things about him potentiallying the nominee, these are not the things that slow him down. the public that's voting in record numbers today all over the south and other parts of the country are being energized by him and his side. lou: we are all sitting that the table laughing about the remarkable charges against donald trump. the fact of the matter is speaker ryan today, chiming in with his own view on bigotry, carrying the water of the democratic talking points and those of the campaigns of both rubio and c

joining us now, ed rollins, judy miller and howard kurtz. ed was assistant to president reagan. judy was a reporter covering the reagan white house and howie, fox news media buzz. >> she was such an instrumental part of his life and equally as important he would never have been president, maybe not even governor without her influence. he didn't want to run again he told me after 1976 when he lost by 117 votes to gerald ford at the '76 convention. he was ready to go off and live on his ranch and what have you. she was the one that felt it was very important for him and the country and obviously it was. and she supported him totally. in 1984 after he had been shot, almost mortally wounded, their friend had been murdered, pope had been shot, she was reluctant about running for a second term. he had other health problems and at the end of the day, she gave up that request to him and said, fine, if you want to go, let's go and she went ahead. you think of the things that happened in the second term. mrs. reagan had great people instinct and great political instincts. the president un