you should expect no qarter -- here earlier ed rollins referred to donald trump as a crybaby, he's talkingboutegates of the fight. >> i'm going to disagree with mr. rollins, but ratr than getting into a tit-for-tat between me and ed, wt i want to say, you brought up a really grere point, a great poi. lou: let's cease on the rarity, shall ? >> we're up against the donor class, the washiton, d.c. magazin editors, we're up against the punditry, we're up against the entire infrastructure of what we've known as the establishment and that's not a complaint, that's an observation. so for people out there who care abt the, that you and i have been discussing tonight, they have to realize theeason hy people are trying to stop donald trump is because they know he threatens dominance of trade, immmmigration and foreig policies tt have been so damaging to this country. lou: so damaging and alslso tha will be at the exact -- at the ext line between whomever the nominee of the democratic party is and donald trump, prsumptively at this point, or whomever the nominee is of the republican party. all the mo cri

ed rollins, michael goodwin, thank you very much. >> take care. follow me on twitter -- links to everything found at loudobbs.com. that's right. new twitter handle@lou dobbs, thank you, twitter. new video of new jersey's windstorm being released tonight. 60-mile-an-hour winds blowing over trees and this one right into traffic in new jersey. there, a new jersey police officer captured the moment on dash cam along with the resulting crash. neither the driver nor the officer were injured in this accident, but i mean, this is incredible. look at that car get pitched. amazing. >>> up next, president obama slamming donald trump, and his plan showing the president exactly how to have mexico pay for a border wall. what's his problem? >> the notion that we're going to track every western union bit of money sent to mexico. good luck with that. lou: you mean we're not tracking? well, anyway, trump campaign senior adviser barry bennett weighs in on that and much more. stay with us. i think we're tracking the terrorists and the cartel. when you think about suc

ed rollins, thank you, gentlemen. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump unexpectedly clearing his schedule to focus on the new york primary in less than two weeks. trump canceling a friday press conference in california, skipping the colorado republican state convention saturday, a campaign spokeswoman confirming the front-runner will instead be campaigning throughout new york. part of the reason that trump may be able to do that is because he's leading ted cruz in all of the polls in upcoming primary states, including new york. a brand-new field poll out of california shows trump with a seven-point lead over cruz. a washington post poll out of maryland showing trump with a ten-point lead over governor john kasich, cruz running third. this week could hardly have started better for cruz, but his wisconsin win hasn't produced momentum in any other state to this point. and new york is downright hostile to the senator from texas. qult the new york daily news" didn't mince words with its front page saying, take the fu train, ted cruz. cruz not try

tomorrow night ed rollins and i will take up that argument.next, speaker paul ryan says he fully backs rnc chairman reince priebus. donald trump doesn't feel exactly the same way. i'll be joined by fox news' andrea tanteros next. floods of biblical proportions paralyzing texas, houston going through a nightmare. we'll have a full report for you next. . lou: rnc chairman reince priebus today met with house republicans trying to push back against trump's attacks on the process being rigged. trump says he hasn't made, as he put it, the determination to keep priebus in place if he wins the nomination. speaker ryan boosting his buddy standing by chairman priebus. >> reince is an extremely favorably, i am pleased such a meticulous attorney is the head of the rnc, because he is making sure that the rules are the rules that we follow the rules. lou: i get it. i think he was saying something about following rules there, right? while many are focused on the influence that ryan could have on the convention as speaker, it's important not to forget the inf

ed rollins, can we move in tight on mr. rollins, there we go. he correctly called the race against all odds, and as usual was 100% right in ththe outcome. >> thank you, i've been around the game a long time, i pressure can read what's going on. what's going on is cruz had a big night, he has momentum and that doesn't mean trump can't still win this thing and doesn't mean that trump certainly is still the front-runner. trump has to change his tactics and strategy in the sense of where he's getting killed i e delegate fights. you may winhe state. you may have the state degates committed to you but pick the right people, and they're not doing that. lou: one of the things people are not paying attention to which we will be paying attention to on this broadcast tonight is the fact that the democratic contest is far tighter than the republican contest but the national liberal media doesn't look tat that way, and therefore, most people would be shocked to find that out. >> she would be thrown in a ditch and people would be throwing dirt on top of her.

, sitting right here, let's move in tight on him with that camera, ed rollins -- can we try to move inon mr. rollins? there we go. he correctly called the race against all odds. as usual, was 100% right in the outcome. >> thank you. i've been around the game a long time. i can pretty much read what's going on. what's going on is cruz had a big night. he now has momentum and that doesn't mean trump can't still win this thing and doesn't mean trump isn't the front-runner. trump has to change his tactics and strategy in the sense of where he's getting killed are these delegate fights. you may win the state, you may have the state delegates committed to you but you have to pick the right people and they're not doing that. >> one thing people aren't paying attention to, which of course we will be paying attention to on tonight's broadcast, is the democratic contest is far tighter than the republican contest, but the national liberal media doesn't look at it that way and, therefore, most people would be shocked to find that out. >> she would basically be in the ditch and people would be thro

lou: ed rollins and michael goodwin thank you very much. here's an example of how the population of the country is rapidly changing. american schools are now buying prayer rugs from muslim students. in st. cloud minnesota for example a fifth of the students there are muslim, mainly somali. the school district there is doing everything it can to accommodate muslims but there is no evidence that it or any other school district is doing the same for christian students anywhere in the country. it is a straightforward double standard if ever there was one and no outcry about it at all. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. the question is which candidate do you think will better serve the country by destroying political correctness? a, ted cruz, b donald trump. >> john kasich. we left a bernie sanders and well, mrs. clinton for a reason. cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news. a reminder follow me on twitter like me on facebook follow me on instagram "lou dobbs tonight". the california highway patrol in another wild chase it a runaway chihuahu

chris hahn, ed rollins. our cameras are trained on both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, both are live right now. if anything happens or is said we'll bring it to you. much more on the battle for new york in half an hour. >>> we're not ignoring john kasich, far from it. we have kasich supporter bob walker on his new plan. could it be he's trying to overtake ted cruz, come in second, and that gives him more pow fer a contested convention comes to pass. >>> dow turned negative, it is barely straddling a flat line, up under half a point right now. teetering on the unchanged line, how are the experts setting up for next week, we want to get the floor show traders in right this second at the nymex, cme group and new york stock exchange. teddy, we were up 153 and now we lost it all, why? >> at the moment, pretty dismal performance especially on the back of yesterday's big sell-off, but still got an hour to go, and perhaps we'll get the positive buys back in the market before the close. it is clearly as we speak

ed rollins and michael goodwin are among lou's guests monday. have a great weekend wherever you are. for now, good night from new york city. >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we talk about anything that affect people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." >> welcome to "wall street week," i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. with the market clawing back and then some. two of the handlists from the original wall street week. chairman and ceo mario gabelli and liz saunders. mario, what your outlook? >> the corporate economy will do well in the united states. >> dead is 14.3 trial. jobs are plentiful. wages are rising. but i think the consumer sector is okay. more importantly, we as a country consume 20 million barrels of oil. the price is down $50. somebody is saving $1 billion a day and that is working its way through the system slowly. i'm optimistic about the u.s. economy. europe will do bert in 2017, and i think that will help a lot of corporate p

ed rollins and michael goodwin are among lou's guests monday. have a great weekend wherever you are. for now, good night from new york city. >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we talk about anything that affect people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." >> welcome to "wall street week," i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. with the market clawing back and then some. two of the handlists from the original wall street week. chairman and ceo mario gabelli and liz saunders. mario, what your outlook? >> the corporate economy will do well in the united states. >> dead is 14.3 trial. jobs are plentiful. wages are rising. but i think the consumer sector is okay. more importantly, we as a country consume 20 million barrels of oil. the price is down $50. somebody is saving $1 billion a day and that is working its way through the system slowly. i'm optimistic about the u.s. economy. europe will do bert in 2017, and i think that will help a lot of corporate p

ed rollins, great call in new york, look forward to the next one. tammy bruce, good to be with you. >>> breaking news, the death toll from the historic flooding in houston has risen to 8. more than a thousand homes damaged by the torrential downpours and flooding that hit the region. the national weather service now says an inch of rain fell today as well. the water level remains very high. 18 inches fell monday alone. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight. and the question is -- we want to hear from you. and if you -- whatever you decide is what we'll do, right here. so make your vote count at lou dobbs on twitter. follow me on -- if you thought riding a hoverboard was dangerous on the street, watch this. this russian daredevil is, as you can tell, living on the edge. on the top of a devised skyscraper. young man no stranger to danger and exploits of stunts. there it is. he's developed an impressive instagram following thanks to his stunts, and what is his instagram address? >> that's going to be the instagram. mr. darwin. lou: we'll have that fo

former reagan white house, ed rollins, great to have you here. this is a donnybrook as you just heard, talking with randy evans and charlie spies. this is a battle between the front return and the rnc and some of its biggest contributors. what happens next. how do they make it right? >> somebody wins. trump will gain momentum. he will have a big victory. if he goes above 50% he will pick up a giant set of delegates here. maryland he will win. pennsylvania is coming up. he has a lead there. cruz is still going to chip away in these delegate battles, and trump is getting better staffers. he had a weak staff to begin with. he will go in close, he may not have the majority, but he will be close. and if he's close he's got an opportunity before the june 7 primaries to wrap these things up. lou: is this the donor class, the wealthy in this country deploying the republican establishment with its tools to provide crumbs to its great unwashed members and voters? >> i think it's more a case federalism in that the states make their own rules are. the rnc ul

ed rollins, michael goodwin. political commentatators monica crowleley and lee carter are joining g us. r r top story, donald trump set to dominate the nortasast if the latest polls are correrect. the rerepuican frontrunner poisised to win all five states. ted cruz and john kasich are o n the verge of being shut ouout. they a are looking ahead to next week's contest in n indiana, and that may be their last c chanceo stop t trump before the convention. cacarl cameron at trump tower in new yorkrk with our report. >> trump is looking to g get0 to 95 delelegates. and he need to get 2/3 o othe unbound delegates in pennnnsylvania. if he e does he remains on track to get the 1,237 to clincnch the nap nation before ththe convnvention. >> it mamany a scam, it's a rigd system. it's donone so the bosses can pk people. reporter: promises byby trump's new cacampaigngn boss that he wd clclean up his act havave not bn realizeded. >> here is a guy whoho says i am going to say what i'i'm going to say wherere they go, i don't ca,

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what are you expecting out of new york, ed rollins?l debate and i think that she's in real trouble. i would predict she's probably going to win the state at the end of the day. if she loses, it's a jai ganl c -- gigantic hole in her side. >> it's pretty extraordinary how much she's struggling. >> she was the anointed one. as a result of what bernie's been talking about, tapping into that anger on the left. you see now, in retrospect, wasserman schultz scheduling all these debates on a midnight on a sunday and it's coming back to roost. she wants debates. bernie is part of the problem. he is the establishment. he's been there when they were in charge. all the stuff he's talking about, he did nothing, yet he's the outsider. i find it fascinating. on the left, as i find it fascinating on the right as well. >> it's pretty extraordinary. >> i think her problem isn't bernie sanders. it's these investigations into what was inside her server at home and what she was hiding. >> they're going to be interviewing her shortly. >> the fbi director h

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

committee and strategist, charles spies and i will be talking about the presidential race with ed rollins, white house political director, pultizer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael good win and we'll be telling you about two russian jets that puzed one of our navy destroyers. saying those jets came within 30 feet of the ship at an altitude of under 100 feet, known as on the deck. the obama administration isn't responding to the provocation, other than to say, they have deep concerns about the maneuvers. former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, will be joining us later. our top story, the always intriguing republican race for the white house. donald trump escalating his attacks against the republican national committee and its chairman, reince priebus. he accused the party of rigging the system against him. priebus and trump opponent, ted cruz, say that's not the case and trump is just getting outmaneuvered on the ground. joi joining us now, charles spies, a veteran political campaign attorney. he worked with jeb bush's right to rise pack acted as couns

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. >> in 20 minutes we'll talk to ed rollins whether or not there can be a new donald trump. stay tuned for that. thanks. >>> the democrats meanwhile have been all over the east coast today. both candidates wrapping up rally as short time ago. hillary clinton was in rhode island, bernie sanders in delaware. the two candidates are trying to cover a lot of ground before five states head to the polls in just three days. christian fisher is live in baltimore where senator sanders is said to hold an event in a little over an hour from now. >> reporter: folks behind me already line up for tonight's event which the campaign is calling a community conversation on young men of color. it's a conversation that is particularly timely given the death of freddie gray and subsequent riots. there will be a big peace march planned for tomorrow to commemorate the one year anniversary of that event. it's a topic that almost will certainly come up here tonight. earlier today bernie sanders held another big rally at a big arena in downtown baltimore before jetting off to another event in wilmingt

deirdre: ed rollins, wonderful to see you. >> my pleasure always. deirdre: thank you, ed roll inches with me there, former senior advisor to president reagan. actress susan sarandon gave us insights whether she would support trump or hillary. we'll tell you what she said. hillary clinton hitting back at trump with her own woman's card. it is real thing. exactly what it looks like. we'll give you more details. >> i'm not just running i would be the first woman president. senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me, a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplifying establishment. enough is enough. we are still living with a double-standard. sometimes i talk soft. sometimes i get passionate and i get a little bit excited. i don't know any man who doesn't do the same thing. >> i think only card she has is the women's card. she has nothing else going. frankly if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. deirdre: donald trump says hillary clinton plays the gender card. hillary's team lite

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ed rollins, again, great call on new york. look forward to your next one.ammy bruce, thanks for being here. >>> if you thought riding a hoverboard was dangerous on the street, watch this. this russian daredevil is as you can tell living on the edge, on the top of a skyscraper. the young man no stranger to danger or such exploits and institutes, this is not something i can imagine anyone ever doing but there it is. >>> up next speaker paul ryan loves to talk about how he may or may not be -- are you kidding me? do i -- okay. destined for the white house. give me a break. >> as a visitor. >> are you -- ever running from president? >> no, but i don't think that far down the road. i made a decision in in cycle for 2016 not to run for president. >> you know, there's presumptuous and there's just out of your mind. i will have a few thoughts about that in my commentary tonight. stay with us. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2

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al is joined by joe klein, lisa letter and ed rollins. >> the difference in the campaign, we're now going to is a new clear war, nothing but rubble at the end of the day. if bill clinton thinks cruz is not going to hit on-- whatever it takes, my sense is they've got everything they want on cruz, everything they want on trump. i assume republicans have got everything they want on hillary and bill. and watch bill overreact as he did this past week with bernie sanders, his blood pressure must have gone 25 point this week and i worry about his health. but i would just say from day one, once there is a nominee here t will be hand grenades full boar and a billion dollars adding on to the negatives already there, nothing but rubble left. somebody will survivor but it will be a survival. >> we conclude with the new movie a bigger splash joined buy luka guadagnino and tilda swinton an ralph fiennes. >> we didn't sit around-- what is great about being not on a set, it is real t immediately gives us so much. >> politics and a new movie when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the

ed rollins, former ronald reagan come pain director in 1984678 ed, did reagan have have to dying this is? >> absurds they couldn't have some able to get him into the garage or someplace close. know hotel very well. dry up in the bay area. twice a year the republican party meets once in the south, once in the north. there should have been some anticipation atlanta could -- there could have been alternative routes and he is not enn danger but not as scrutinized also he should be, and i think the sadness of this whole thing is that it's going to continue and we're know in a very polarized election and obviously people, the republican party have a right to hear if the candidates and the protesters can protest, but i think this is only going to help trump and particularly young people who are waving the mexican flag, and no offense to mexico, i have great respect for it. but this is just going to enhance the whole border battle back and forth and my sense is trump being the strong law and order type, he'll get enhanced by this. this is very similar to when ronald reagan first started the s

ed rollins and michael goodwin are among lou's guests monday. have a great weekend wherever you are. for now, good night from new york city. >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investments. we talk about anything that affect people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." >> welcome to "wall street week," i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. with the market clawing back and then some. two of the handlists from the original wall street week. chairman and ceo mario gabelli and liz saunders. mario, what your outlook? >> the corporate economy will do well in the united states. >> dead is 14.3 trial. jobs are plentiful. wages are rising. but i think the consumer sector is okay. more importantly, we as a country consume 20 million barrels of oil. the price is down $50. somebody is saving $1 billion a day and that is working its way through the system slowly. i'm optimistic about the u.s. economy. europe will do bert in 2017, and i think that will help a lot of corporate p

sitting right here, move in tight with the camera, ed rollins can we try to move in tight on mr. rollins, he correctly called the race against all odds and as usual was 100% right in the outcome. >> i've been around the game a long time. i pretty much can read what's going on. what's going on, cruz had a big night, he now has momentum and that doesn't mean trump can't still win this thing and does not mean that trump certainly is still a front-runner. he has to change his tactics and strategy in the sense where he's getting killed by these delegate fights. you may win the state and have the state delegates committed to you but you have to if i can pi right people. >> one of the things people are paying attention to and we will be paying attention to on this broadcast tonight, the democratic contest is far tighter than the republican contest but the national liberal media doesn't look at it that way and therefore most people would be shocked to find that out. >> she would base basically be in the ditch and everybody would be throwing dirt on her, the front-runner getting 60% when s

also among my guests, former reagan white house political director ed rollins, republican strategist, tony, and also tonight, the insult heard around the country, former house speaker john boehner blasting senator cruz as, quote, lucifer in the flesh. and the most miserable s.o.b., that's in quotes, that he's ever met. looks like that honesty is rubbing off on the establishment. the mainstream liberal media says the trump university lawsuit could pose a big political problem for trump this fall. well, tonight, we tell you why we believe the facts align with trump. and after we show you more than a few coincidences in the matter, see whether you think it's a political hit job by a hillary clinton supporter. we take up that case with the attorneys here tonight. donald trump is going to california tonight for a campaign event, but the presumetive nominee was in indiana campaigning all day with the famed basketball coach bobby knight ahead of next week's primary, and, well, i just have to tell you, i really like the way bobby knight endorsed the anti-establishment, donald trump. >> i'm no

joining us, ed rollins and tony sayegh. i have got to start with you, ed. five races, five calls by rollins. five victories for trump. five victories for rollins. >> it was easy for me. he had to campaign. it's pretty obvious at this point in time he's building momentum. i predict he's going to win indiana next week. the guy who is the mild, gentle who wants to be his national security adviser. i don't like anybody, democrats tore republicans. that is only going to enhance. lou: he didn't say he didn't like them. he just said he didn't give a damn. >> but i'm glad he mellowed web's not throwing chairs. lou: he said referring to donald trump he said, the son of a bitch could have played for me. i don't know how many hundreds of thousands of votes that's worth in indiana. >> the on difference is trump doesn't listen to anybody. if you listened to knight you would have gone the your ass kicked from one end of the field to the other. >> he's taller than trump and has a wider wing span. it creates a gravitational pull when you can keep winning with the margins tr

. >> ed rollins, tammy bruce and pat buchanan among our guests tonight. they'rmiming up. urur insurance company won't rereplace the full valuef f ur totaled new car. the guy says, "you picd the ong insurance plan."." nono, i picked the wrong inrarance company. with new carar replacement, we'll replplace the full val ofof your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance.. show show me more like this. s. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. > more good news for donald trp tonight. a new quinnipiac universityoll shows trumpith a strongead no in connecticut. trump leang his rivals by8 points, he has 48% support, gogovernor case i can %, cruz 19. the c connecticut primary t tak placace next tuesday, 2 28 d des at state. >> joining us tonight r republin washington times columnist radio host tammy bruce, bothox news contritors. great to ve you here. >> thank you. >> you i've got to sta with you, ed, justive you allhe credit in the world. e

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with leading evangelical pastor, national review rich lowry and white house political director ed rollins john bolten and wrap up the lighter side of politics with red eye's guests. cruz and trump hitting the campaign trail today making a pitch. >> women are not a special invest. women are the majority of the united states of america and every issue is a woman's issue. >> nobody respects women more than donald trump and nobody will be better to women and give greater security to the country for women and in that case for everybo everybody. >> it good both men think women aren't a special interest. 39-24%. joining me now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise institute john bolten and republican strategists at rollins and fox news contributors. good to have you. >> good to be with you. >> let me start with the abortion thing. quickly walk back by the trump campaign. how much damage? your thoughts. >> i think it was a serious mistake. even tony parakins a well-respected leader at the family research counsel made it clear what people are familiar with have known f

former senior advisor to president reagan, ed rollins, with me now. ed i'm always happy to see you. on days where there is a lot going on with the rules i'm more happy-year than usual. what do you make of no change to the rules? critic is say this unfairly buttressed or supports so-called institution. >> it supports the candidates leading. these two candidates, donald trump with his big victory other night and moving closer and closer to getting majority. ted cruz is obviously alternative. kasich and others are not going to make it. any change at this point in time treating someone else fairly or unfairly. last thing you don't want to do disrupt the weeks we have ahead or delegate fights we have ahead. i think that is smart decision. deirdre: i heard you say obviously this applies to the two front runners, donald trump and ted cruz. why do you think ted cruz, because there are a lot of conspiracy theories brewing, you know what? senator cruz agrees with the rnc chairman because that is the establishment. they are keeping the rules as they are to hurt or somehow, let's say put donald

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we'll get reaction from ed rollins and former governor mike huckabee. >>> plus -- >> the current setup invites troubling micromanagement of a wartime effort and risks inhibiting results. >> tough talk from defense secretary ash carter taking aim at republican members of congress. >>> "america's election headquarters" live from new york starts right now. welcome, everybody. even though it's indiana's primary that is next up, it's california that is heating up to be the big focus with the gop contenders to seek as many delegates as they can. that state's gop party continues at the state convention this weekend and ted cruz has been meeting with folks that he hopes will support his effort to block donald trump's momentum at a time when trump continues to lead in the polls there. unlike recent elections, california is playing a key role for the first time in decades. let's bring in john roberts who is standing by at the gop convention happening outside of san francisco. john, what's going on right now? >> uma, good afternoon to you. this entire room full of people are thrilled that califor