why the sudden change in elizabeth warren?in the context of this election, it's completely consistent with elizabeth warren keeping hillary clinton at arm's length. that's because she is in a completely conflicted position. if you think about it, she is one of the only democratic women that isn't p;t!qsing hillary clinton. queen of the elizabeth warren, anti-wall street wing of the party. it's a movement now. and bernie is the king of that wing. >> heidi, this would be a great opportunity, if elizabeth warren is so, you know, worried about wall street, which she is. i will give her that this would be a great opportunity to push hillary clinton to release those transcripts with what she said to goldman sachs at those speeches. a lot of people want to hear it, and i don't know if she is going to be the anti-wall street advocate, elizabeth warren. this would be a good chance for her to do it. >> are you suggesting there is politics going on in washington? because, you know, you brought up the prospect of v.p. at the top of the sp

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she started off a couple of hours ago essentially saying donald trump is a loser because of some of his failed business deals, because of his attacks on women, because of bullying. donald trump was asked about this in his press conference today and he said what the indian? the indian? a reference apparently to back when elizabeth warren wrote that she was native american on some old paperwork on harvard. if he thought that was going to stop elizabeth weren't on twitter, think again. she resumed her attacks as soon as that press conference was wrapping up. she said why is it that real donald trump can call himself the unity candidate while basing his campaign on racism sexism xenophobia and hatred? if you look at her most recent tweet here pretty harsh stuff. we cannot elect wannabe tyrants to the white house, not now, in and out ever. it's up to all of us to stop real donald trump. elizabeth warren flirted as to whether she should get into this presidential race or not. maybe this twi

elizabeth warren needs no international introduction as a vice president candidate.er she goes in the country. there is no one on the potential vp list for democrats who has more star power than elizabeth warren or more brain power. she would crush whoever donald trump sent into a vice presidential debate with her. and anyone who thinks that the democrats can't have two women on the presidential ticket is thinking in distant 20th century terms. giving up a senate seat these days for the vice presidency would be irresistible, since the senate has become a dysfunctional chamber committed to doing absolutely nothing. far more senior and more powerful senators like joe biden, hubert humphrey, all eagerly accepted the promotion to vice president from the senate. if elizabeth warren didn't want to be on the short list for the democratic nomination for vice president, then she could have quietly gone about the depressing busy of getting absolutely nothing done in the u.s. senate today and not bot m bothered with a full-on attack against donald trump. donald trump will not c

why the sudden change in elizabeth warren?ly, in the context of this election, it's completely consistent with elizabeth warren keeping hillary clinton at arm's length. that's because she is in a completely conflicted position. if you think about it, she is one of the only democratic women that isn't p;t!qsing hillary clinton. queen of the elizabeth warren, anti-wall street wing of the party. it's a movement now. and bernie is the king of that wing. >> heidi, this would be a great opportunity, if elizabeth warren is so, you know, worried about wall street, which she is. i will give her that this would be a great opportunity to push hillary clinton to release those transcripts with what she said to goldman sachs at those speeches. a lot of people want to hear it, and i don't know if she is going to be the anti-wall street advocate, elizabeth warren. this would be a good chance for her to do it. >> are you suggesting there is politics going on in washington? because, you know, you brought up the prospect of v.p. at the top of th

here's one he tried out today for senator elizabeth warren. >> who's that, the indian? mean the indian? >> now, he said that about senator warren because in her ancestry, there is a small fraction of cherokee. we're back with the panel, josh barro, jonathan alter, maria treece terese kumar. he was asked about elizabeth warren because she attacked him so viciously and effectively today on twitter, repeatedly calling him a loser for various business enterprises, but in a kind of call to the troops, saying don't count on him being a loser in this campaign for the presidency. it's really time to go to work to stop him. >> well, and i think basically, she was, as you were saying earlier, trying to see if the vp candidacy actually fits her. look, at the end of the day, bernie sanders has all of a sudden galvanized a whole group of new voters, a whole generation of millennials, and they are not sure if they actually will consolidate behind hillary clinton. they may actually consolidate after elizabeth warren. she is one of the few people that actually talks about the corruption

here's one he tried out today for senator elizabeth warren. >> who's that, the indian? u mean the indian? >> now, he said that about senator warren because in her ancestry, there is a small fraction of cherokee. we're back with the panel, josh barro, jonathan alter, maria trece terese kumar. he was asked about elizabeth warren because she attacked him so viciously and effectively today on twitter, repeatedly calling him a loser for various business enterprises, but in a kind of call to the troops, saying don't count on him being a loser in this campaign for the presidency. it's really time to go to work to stop him. >> well, and i think basically, she was, as you were saying earlier, trying to see if the vp candidacy actually fits her. look, at the end of the day, bernie sanders has all of a sudden galvanized a whole group of new voters, a whole generation of millennials, and they are not sure if they actually will consolidate behind hillary clinton. they may actually consolidate after elizabeth warren. she is one of the few people that actually talks about the corruptio

is that right elizabeth warren. stay with us. >>> one of the particularly unsettling things about this season. violence is no longer an unexpected side show at political rallies for the front-runner. it's now an expected part of the show. in louisville, kentucky a woman being pushed and shoved and taunted as donald trump yelled get out. the protester in alabama who was assaulted by multiple donald trump supporters about which trump said quote, maybe he deserved to be roughed up. this was last night in north carolina. a protester getting sucker punched as he was being taken out by sheriff deputies. the man who threw the sucker punch elbow, turned out he was psyched by what he did. >> did you like the event? >> you bet. >> what did you like? >> knocking the hell out of that big mouth. we know he's not acting like an american. >> he deserved it? >> every bit of it. >> what was that? >> yes, he deserved it. the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> that video was published by inside edition. the interview

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but senator elizabeth warren is here live tonight to talk with me. senator warren just took to the senate floor to start what looks like a patented, a new patented elizabeth warren crusade in washington. we'll talk to her about the subject of that. that is still ahead. >>> but we have the luxury tonight of starting with my interview with former secretary of state hillary clinton. secretary clinton today was busier than anyone in politics and did campaign events in illinois and north carolina and in tampa, florida. that means in one day she hit three of the five big states that will be voting next in the critical delegate bonanza that's set for tuesday. on the republican side of the race, that critical delegate bonanza that's set for tuesday it has made for a bunch of drama today include iing news that even though marco rubio says his whole campaign hinges on the state of florida, the rubio campaign doesn't actually have enough money in the bank to be running any ads for him in florida at all right now. the rubio campaign is relying entirely on a pro-r

john: the answer is he'll pick either hillary or elizabeth warren. predictions. john: who will win florida and who will win ohio in next weeg's voting? pat: trump wins florida, ohio is too close to call. eleanor: split decision, trump wins florida, loses ohio to kasich. tom: i think trump wins florida, rubio will do much better than expect bud kasich will win ohio. clarence: i think the same. i think he may have the kind of surprise that bernie sanders gave us in michigan where kasich takes ohio. john: the answer is trump will win both but florida will be this weekend, we paid our respects to former first lady nancy reagan who passed away last sunday. in his book, "reign of first ladies," my good friend and senior producer john robinson described mrs. reagan as, quote, a model of a modern first lady. he didn't hesitate to involve herself in decisions affecting the presidency, whether they were over people, policy, or politics. that is as fitting a tribute as any. say hi to the gipper for us, bye-bye. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division we can do any

. >>> trump's secret meeting with top republicans as hillary clinton and elizabeth warren go on the attack against him. >>> airport st. 60 pounds of cocaine found hidden in carry-ons after a woman ran from screeners. you won't believe who investigators are looking for. >>> hitting back. serena williams leading the charge against a powerful tennis executive who says women players should get on their knees and thank the men. >>> and getting money. even with bad credit or debt piling up, how people are getting the loans they need at rates they can actually afford. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from havana. >>> good evening. it has been a day rich in historic symbolism, brass tacks diplomacy. president obama, who reminded us today he was born the year of the bay of pigs invasion, met face to face on cuban soil with 84-year-old president raul castro. it's their first meeting on cuban soil since diplomatic ties were re-established. afterwar afterwards, they emerged from what turned out to be a tense give and take with

please welcome senator elizabeth warren! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. >> thank you. it's good to be back. >> stephen: always good to talk with you. you are so passionate about the things you believe in. the last time we were together was in september. >> right. >> stephen: there was a lot of speculation at the time that vice president biden might be running for the presidency. you might be running for the presidency. are you surprised how well bernie sanders has done in his head to head against secretary clinton? >> look, what's going on right now is that there's a lot of hurtin out there among the american people. people who work hard, who play by the rules, are having a really hard time getting ahead. washington is not working for them. and i think bernie sanders gets out there and makes that case. i think hillary clinton gets out there and makes that case. and i'm glad to see it. ( applause ). >> stephen: now, bernie sanders is calling for a revolution. hillary clinton is not calling for a revolution.

i don't know what the strategy is here. >> you know, i'm not really sure why elizabeth warren hasn'tet endorsed bernie sanders because it seems that she and her senate colleague align on pretty umuch every issue especially their crusade against wall street. i do think that elizabeth warren's endorsement is coveted and one that hillary clinton has worked hard for and the fact that she hasn't yet been able to shore up that support as far left as she's moved so far, what does that say about her campaign? it's really interesting. i do think that elizabeth warren sees some of her talk and rhetoric on wall street as perhaps disingenuous. >> i agree. all right. have a great weekend. >> happy easter. >>> more terror raids in brussels today as secretary of state john kerry pays a visit. what message is the administration sending? innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. >>> secretary of state john ke

israel's security is non-negotiable. >> reporter: another leading democrat, elizabeth warren, on loser. trump this afternoon accusing warren of dividing the country. here today's attendees want more details from the front-runner. trump this evening looking to silence his skeptics. eight months till november this primary season already beginning to feel like a general election. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> a manhunt is on for a newly named suspect allegedly linked to the paris terror attacks and he's identified as a potential accomplice of salam abdeslam who had been on the run for months. now we get a new look at the moment abdeslam week. more. >> reporter: stunning images of the moment when europe's most wanted terrorist was captured. this is salam abdeslam. the dramatic video shows his safehouse surrounded by police. down the street. officers open fire. shot in the leg, he is led away. and tonight police launching a new manhunt for another suspect, najim nashwari, described as dangerous, his dna found at reising locations housing explosives. belgian officials say despit

. >>> trump's secret meeting with top republicans as hillary clinton and elizabeth warren go on the attack against him. >>> airport bust. 60 pounds of cocaine found hidden in carry-ones after a woman ran from screeners. you won't believe who investigators are >>> hitting back. serena williams leading the charge against a powerful tennis executive who said women players should get on their knees and thank the men. >>> and getting money. even with bad credit or debt piling up, how people are getting the loans they need at rates they can actually afford. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from havana. >>> good evening. it has been a day rich in historic symbolism, brass tacks diplomacy and a silver anniversary of raising half a century of mistrust will be tough. president obama met face-to-face on cuban soil with 48-year-old president raug castro. the first meeting on cuban soil since diplomatic ties were re-established. afterwards they emerged for what tense give and take with the press, ending with this awkward claspi

and elizabeth warren has all of bernie sanders' credentials. you have a complete transfer of bernie sanders' allegiance to elizabeth warren on minute one, if that's the way this turns out. >> i think the secret divining rod -- not divining rod -- the secret dividing line between the two arguments leans towards sherrod brown, because brown's wife, connie schultz, is as effective a campaigner and political persona as anybody else in the democratic party and has never been an elected official. she's a pulitzer prize-winning columnist. we know they're always great. but she is an absolute equal in terms of a public persona to her husband, to sherrod brown. and if she didn't want to pick a woman for her running mate, i think the connie schultz factor in sherrod brown actually would make a big deal, and they're both going to hate me for saying that. >> i was just going to say it, hate mail from the brown household. >> yes. >> i have an e-mail from connie, i'm sure, right now. saying tell rachel to shut up. >> that's how bad that was, yeah. >> while th

democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts unleashing a barrage of tweets tonight on donaldmp. this is just one sample of the 11 tweets that came down today. warren started by saying let's be honest. donald trump is a loser. end quote. she went on to say many of history's worst authoritarians started as losers, and donald trump is a serious threat. she encouraged democrats to keep him out of the white house, saying we cannot elect wanna-be tyrants. so far no response from the trump campaign. >>> heading into their ninth season at nationals park, the nats may be ready to cash in on naming their home stadium. news4 confirmed tonight the team is working with advisory form korn ferry to find a naming right partner. only about a third league baseball teams play in stadiums not named after a corporate sponsor. the division rival new york mets have the richest stadium name deal in baseball at 20 years and $400 million for the name citi field. >>> tonight there is a war of words and of the sexes in the world of professional tennis. it's after comments made by a tournament director r

those twoe has endorsements, elizabeth warren at least would probably go out surrogatepaign as a for her. she's got a really strong pitch to progressives. gwen: this gives bernie sanders delegates to take to the convention and a platform, right? think bernie sanders has earned his speech which is usually what a challenger who's not going to make it really, really wants. they want a high-profile speech at the convention and i think if that, thes for answer, if hillary wins, would sure thing. gwen: no-brainer. jeanne: you got it. much.thank you both very thank you, ed, in miami. we have to leave you all a few minutes early this week to give to support your local station which in turn supports us. want toe go, we acknowledge the passing of the woman who redefined the power of the first lady. reagan, unalterably loyal to her husband but unafraid to into west wing policy and politics. justreagan launched the say no anti-drug campaign and became an outspoken crusader for stem cell research after president reagan was diagnosed disease.eimer's she will be buried beside her husband at the rea

harry reid and elizabeth warren. so if harry reid and elizabeth warren are saying hey, gop voters don't vote for donald trump, we don't like him. that's an advertisement for donald trump. the reality is harry reid is terrified of the fact that tens of millions of republican voters are going to be energetically going to the polls for donald trump, and tens of millions of democratic voters are defecting from his party to support donald trump. that's where this is coming from. deirdre: stephen, to your point, we saw in massachusetts, 20,000 democrats actually change parties so they could vote for donald trump. so getting back to the idea of the delegates, the race for the delegates. donald trump clearly in the lead, but senator cruz says trump will not get all the delegates for the nomination. here's the senator. >> if donald continues getting delegates at the same rate he has so far, he won't get to 1237. he needs to get 54% of the remaining delegates to get there. he hasn't been doing that, he's been getting below 50%

senator elizabeth warren and secretary of labor tom perez are at 7 to 1. 1 odds, former president william jefferson clinton. >>> while governor john kasich has the 5 to 2 odds followed by chris christie, another governor nikki haley has 5 to 1 odds. >>> the economists intelligence unit is out with the most recent top ten global risks and a donald trump presidency makes the list saying if elected it could disrupt the world economy, increase the possibility of an islamic terror attack. the economists gave it a risk assessment of 12 out of 25. that is the same as that of the rising threat of the jihadi terrorism attack. >>> ted cruz opened up to "us weekly" and the 25 things you want know about me revealing some fun, personal tidbits like this. the time he was bitten by the octopus on the beach. and he has a nickname the green bomb. and he is on level 350 of candy crush. really? he plays that game? and his favorite food is cheese. but he hates avocados. >>> well, trump won four out of five contests for the republicans on tuesday. but jimmy fallon does not thi

today elizabeth warren said, "there's a history of people staying quiet for too long, hoping for theeat metastasizes. donald trump is a bigger, uglier threat every day that goes by, and it's time for decent people everywhere, republican, democrat, independent, to say no more donald. there's no virtue in silence." donald trump has been trying to bully protesters into silence by encouraging his supporters to, quote, knock the crap out of them. he's also offered to pay the legal bills of any of his supporters who commit the crime of assault and battery. because remember, that's the only way that they would have legal bills, is if they commit an unprovoked, indefensible assault on someone who poses no threat to them. as this trump supporter did last week in north carolina. donald trump has not yet paid a penny of that man's legal bills. and we have no word yet from donald trump on whether he will pay the legal bills if that man decides to kill that protester, as he has publicly contemplated doing. >> did you like the event? >> you bet i liked it. >> yeah? what did you like about it? >> k

that elizabeth warren reference, liz, warren today on twitter called trump among other things a, quote, loser. back to you. liz: oh. boy. you know what? i can see behind you a bunch of equipment there. i guess that's the trump new hotel in washington, d.c.? were you able to get a glimpse of what it looks like from the inside? it's an old structure, isn't it? >> reporter: it is, built in the late 1800s. i'll step out of the way here just so you can get a look. this is still very much an active construction site. but this is kind of the lobby area where we are. it was the old post office, it's going to become a massive, elegant, luxurious hotel as donald trump puts it. and part of his selling point as president is that he is a businessman who has been highly successful, and he says this hotel here is going to be under budget and under time, ahead of deadline. and trump was making that pitch here once again today. and he, of course, let it be known that this was given to him by contract by the gsa which was through the obama administration. liz? liz: ah, okay. all right, that's why you're

and when i watched elizabeth warren in that show, trish, were they all laughing at her or with her? i couldn't tell. but she was just making no sense whatsoever. let me just take donald trump, which she was bashing, ted cruz has a great plan as well. but donald trump wants to cut the corporate tax rate to 15%, to stop all those inversions, to bring all the jobs back that have been going abroad. it makes all the sense in the world. when you lower u.s. tax rates, people will locate more capital here. highest tax rate of personal income of 25%, which would do miracles for economic growth and prosperity. he has a great tax plan. so does ted cruz by the way. trish: but ted cruz, i got to stop you there, art, he has a vat in there which is like a hidden tax that he would be putting on any producers of goods which prices for you and me and everyone would go up. you don't quite see it. companies have to charge more for the goods to compensate for the vat tax. >> that is true of all taxes, trish. companies pass along taxes they pay to consumers. his business flat tax which you call a vat, re

as always, senator elizabeth warren.ppreciate it. >> good to talk to you. >>> still a come a chilling message from the republican front-runner as he took the stage from his victory speech last night. donald trump's escalating fight with the media is next. >>> plus breaking news stemming from the violent scene at last week's donald trump rally. >>> later on the heels of a hillary clinton sweep last night, new york city mayor bill de blasio on his candidate's path forward and candid remarks on donald trump's, quote, racist appeal. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use

. >> elizabeth warren has made some news this morning, we'll get to that in a moment. first, the "new york times" is reporting on what the paper calls unusually candid remarks by president obama regarding the democratic primary race. the "times" writes: "president obama privately told a group of democratic donors last friday that senator bernie sanders was nearing the point at which his campaign against hillary clinton would end and that the party must soon come together to back her." that's a quote the president's comments were summarized for the "times" by three people present at the event and were later confirmed by a white house official. but then here's what white house press secretary josh earnest had to say about the report at his briefing yesterday. >> president obama made a case that would be familiar all of you which is that as democrats move through this competitive primary process, we need to be mindful of the fact that our success in november in electing a democratic president will depend on the commitment and ability of the democratic party to come togeth

if you see a bully, stand up to him. >> thomas, you mentioned elizabeth warren. the fact that she weighed in today is significant, because he's essentially sending a signal to the democratic party, it's time to focus on donald trump. take a look at what she posted on her facebook page. she posted, quote, just because trump is a loser everywhere else doesn't mean he'll lose this election. people have been underestimating his campaign for nearly a year and it's time to wake up. that echoes what i'm hearing from within the clinton campaign, that they are not going to underestimate donald trump. they think republicans did that. first, though, secretary clinton still in a fierce battle for the nomination. and arizona is the next big battleground states, one of several big states to vote tomorrow. >> closed primary, 85 delegates on the line for the m ds. we want to head to our colleague in boise, idaho, kasie hunt, who's been following the sanders campaign. bernie sanders is scheduled to deliver this foreign policy speech at the top of the hour. he skipped going to aip

page that suggested that elizabeth warren endorsed bernie sanders. that did not happen, i want to be clear, but everyone has been watching the shadow of the very popular progressive senator from massachusetts and the fact she seems to not have gotten into this at all. >> no matter how hard you push elizabeth warren, she stays silent. that's been our experience. she's not weighed in on this at all. even charlie baker originally endorsed chris christie, he hasn't endorsed anyone right now. there has been a big push from the editorial pages for both of them to support someone, but neither one of them has. >> ifill: well, thank you very much, emily rooney. as always, you stepped in for us up there in new england. we appreciate it so much. >> ifill: we turn now to virginia, a key swing state this fall, where a mother and daughter see the democratic race through diffeerent, generational, lenses. >>i'm 19 years old. i live in falls church, virginia, and i'm advocating for bernie sanders to be next president of the united states. >> i'm the mother of four ch

that's elizabeth warren. she has not quite endorsed him, but that sounded pretty good.ning me now is tad devine, and eugene robinson. i'm going to let you two fish this out together. tad, if you haven't watched the last couple of days, i see bernie sanders started living off the land. you win a couple, you live off of it for a couple of days. he won two out of three, this weekend, he may win three out of three, incidents, democrats could carry in november. they matter a lot more. he can win in wisconsin, and that will carry him into the big states. give it your way. how do you see it happening, if lightening strikes, how does he get to the pot of gold? >> by winning states and delegates. the first half was good for hillary clinton. she had a lot of strength. we thought we had a way to win it early and that meant we had to win iowa, new hampshire and nevada. we came close. we couldn't have come closer. we came up short in nevada. we decided if we're going to stay in this thing, we have to demonstrate we can beat her on a statewide basis, we won four of them, three the ne

as always, senator elizabeth warren.ppreciate it. >> good to talk to you. >>> still a come a chilling message from the republican front-runner as he took the stage from his victory speech last night. donald trump's escalating fight with the media is next. >>> plus breaking news stemming from the violent scene at last week's donald trump rally. >>> later on the heels of a hillary clinton sweep last night, new york city mayor bill de blasio on his candidate's path forward and candid remarks on donald trump's, quote, racist appeal. this place, it's the best-kept secret in football since... hey, how did he get in here?! and with toe nail fungus! fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. now that's prime time. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. you ready to fight it? ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit our website for savings on

as always, senator elizabeth warren.ppreciate it. >> good to talk to you. >>> still a come a chilling message from the republican front-runner as he took the stage from his victory speech last night. donald trump's escalating fight with the media is next. >>> plus breaking news stemming from the violent scene at last week's donald trump rally. >>> later on the heels of a hillary clinton sweep last night, new york city mayor bill de blasio on his candidate's path forward and candid remarks on donald trump's, quote, racist appeal. crash response system... hmm..... .....and seven stability-enhancing systems... hmm... ...for more confidence... on road trips. hmmfff... hmm... for those who take safety seriously. like we do. the volkswagen safety in numbers event... hurry in and get a $1,000 volkswagen reward card when you purchase or lease select new 2015 or 2016 volkswagen models. 80% but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's 50+ complete multivitamin. with vitami

next, what elizabeth warren will not say. ♪ who won the day? john: those who endorsed.ee. see what i mean in this very heavily edited version of elizabeth warren interview. >> you have not yet paid in endorsement. win thenk bernie should white house. alright. sayonara. ♪ >> i mark crumpton. you are watching bloomberg west. after he was nominated to serve dream courts, -- to the supreme court merrick garland made the rounds on capitol hill. harry reid is demanding republicans hold a hearing on the nomination. he met with patrick leahy the ranking member of the senate judiciary committee. some have expressed an openness to meet with garland. senator lindsey graham endorsed senator ted cruz for president. in february senator graham wasn't supportive. >> if you kill ted cruz on the floor of the senate and the trial was in the senate nobody could convict you. [laughter] mark: he says rallying around ted cruz may be the only way to stop donald trump. blocked the cabinet. he says he was an attempt to hide him from a corruption

and i, you know, elizabeth warren is also a great friend of mine. i was instrumental in persuading her to run for the senate. of course she says she's not running. >> right. and i believe her. >> yeah. >> i believe her. i think hillary clinton's going to be the nominee of the party. i think it's important that she win. >> who's the nominee of the republican party? >> you know, i know, but i don't feel like i can tell you. >> no, no, come on. [laughter]. >> you know, this is public television. we have a limited viewership, so if you tell us it will stay in the room. >> all right, i'm going to tell you but i want everybody to keep it to themselves. >> yeah. >> no, look, i think the truth is nobody knows the answer to that. the interesting -- to me, the most interesting story in the republican primary is what jeb bush is trying to do. >> yep. >> because he seems intent on sticking to his position on immigration reform. >> yep. >> on sticking to his position on education reform and the --. >> common core. >> -- common core standards. >> yeah, right. >>

chamber of commerce says donald trump and senator elizabeth warren are threats to the u.s. economy. donohueterview, thomas said politicians who support trade restrictions for more oversight of financial firms are shortsighted. welley figure out it plays , they listen to elizabeth warren, who is all of a sudden, she is the pope in terms of what is except double in this religion. inare making -- acceptable this religion and we are making a fundamental mistake. >> he said exporters and consumers benefit from international trade and shoppers will pay higher prices if terrorists are increased and u.s. manufacturers will face pressure in selling their goods in global markets. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalist and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you in london. eu leaders just reaching a deal with turkey over the refugee crisis. we are live in brussels with the very latest. how does this change the refugee crisis in europe? know one wanted to thing about this deal, what you really need to know, is this, starting this sunday, something we have not