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totally understandable for every nation, for every age. it is really the language of art going directly from one heart to the other. my name is alexander ghindin. i'm a pianist, the honorary artist of russia. stanislav: in my personal opnion, anconflict any war means that there is some problem in the society. and i think that art, and especially music, cures souls, cures the society. my name is stanislav khristneko, and i'm originally from ukraine. i was born in ukraine. in my opinion, one of the reasons that many countries have problems these days is that they don't get enough events that have art, and that people can really get positive emotions, get really great feeling from. we have five pianists from five different countries. we haveur artistic director, a wonderful pianist from russia, alexander ghindin. francios-xavier poizat from switzerland. we also have a piano duo from israel and palestine--yaron kohlberg and bishara haroni. and myself representing ukraine. alexander: when i bring is isarali and palestine, russian and ukrainian,

it is worth pausing to note that the crew like on most warships as sailors come from every nation in europe frenchman in portuguese even english the ship captains from all nations willing to except anyone to point a gun. of today age of sail the captive may turn to the crew an offer on his own vessel and there wasn't much for those that accepted that kind of offer purpose if a few american successes have a strategic impact it was the french fleet france became america's ally in 1777 and four years later the french fleet the one on the left drove the british fleet away from the chesapeake bay to keep cornwallis' trap dash yorktown for a franco american army that in hundreds of privateers to sap the al will of the house of commons to continue the war after cornwallis surrendered. the american navy ceased to exist warships were given away and sold off and went back to the merchant sailors. there seem to be no good reason to have a navy. what is the point? but there was a threat from the city states of north africa from the early 19th century and to solve the problem congress authorized t

is a country who pushes and supports free enterprise in every nation of the world except for the one that the 90 miles away. there's something insane about that policy. >> in the u.s., one of the greatest human rights is the right to make a living. that's what many cubans are getting today. we should support that. >> reporter: both men are concerned about human rights on the island and scenes like this with the ladies in white clashing with the government begs the question is the government really willing to change? i posed that with a television come entay tore. >> everyone has a chance to express their concerns. abroad, many that damage is lee legitimate actions. >> reporter: castro supporters don't want the u.s. meddling in the politics. >> the main issue is economy, the economy, the economy. >> reporter: don't they deserve a democratic system. >> they deserve the best. how you gonna call it? i don't know. >> >>> it will be complementary. people going to miami beach will be going to havana. when you look at the travel trends, that's what happened. i think there's many years for cu

and every time we see a terror attack, paris or san bernardino, president obama goes on national television and lectures the american people on islamophobia. enough is enough. we need a commander in chief who recognizes his number one responsibility is to keep america safe. that is what i will do. now when it comes to stopping radical islamic terrorism, you have to identify the problem, then use every law enforcement tool, every national security tool available to defeat it. we are in new york right now. new york had in place a very effective program to work cooperatively with the muslim community to monitor and prevent radicalization and to prevent islamic terror attacks from occurring before they happened. now, unfortunately, mayor de blasio came into office, every bit as captive to political correctness as is president obama or hillary clinton. and they disbanded the program. that does not make any sense at all. the police are here to protect us. i categorically reject the view of democrats that police are the bad guys. and people are fed up with this notion. every time there is an incid

of state john kerry came here to belgium today fight against isis inpyred inspired terror is every nation's fight. the death of those two new yorkers showed that's the case. the loves oned ed s feared they were among the dead in brussels. alex and sasha telling their mother they arrived at the airport when there was the sound of a blast and then silence. the identification of their bodies finally confirmed today. the siblings lived here in new york city, dutch citizens who loved america. sweet kids said friends today. one girlfriend of sasha called her an awesome chick. alex was engaged to be married. >> for the loved ones of those who have been cruelly taken from us, including americans. >> reporter: the secretary of state had come to belgium to offer u.s. help to prevent more attacks. their efforts in neighborhoods where isis is recruiting. after the isis inspired massacres in california and in paris and now brussels, 175 dead in those three attacks, kerry had a message for isis followers. >> we will not be deterred and we will come back with greater resolve, with greater strength. >> rep

and when they begin to look at the reality of politics today, and that is virtually every national poll and almost all of the state-wide polls that have bernie sanders against donald trump, we do better and in some cases much, much better than hillary clinton does against trump. just coming from , it was a poll out there that had me 22 points ahead of trump. that is the state that obviously democrats have to win. so i think that many of these superdelegates who underthe most important issue is that we do not allow a republican to get into the oval office. some of them will rethink their commitment to secretary clinton if we can show that we're winning states around this country. we have now won, i guess, nine states and a lot more are yet to come. >> the republican national committee today filed suit against hillary clinton, wanting the state department communications after she left office or communications between clinton and her campaign. would you agree with that lawsuit? do you want to see more records exposed from the private server and from the clinton state department. >> as you

we'll take them back from china and mexico and japan and india and every nation, vietnam is a hot oneing them back and start making things again in our country. believe me. it will happen in wisconsin and happen all over. >> you know, i have been saying this on radio and everything that when both you and senator cruz talk about issues, it's better for everybody. those are the things that matter the most. good to talk to you. thank you for being back with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. but remember one thing, sean. i'm much better on the issues than senator cruz. believe me. he won't be able to do it. but thank you. thank you very much.

. >> virtually every national poll, i am the only one that beats hillary clinton consistently. in fact in the last poll that came out, i was up 11 points. >> reporter: john kasich also backed off a pledge to endorse the eventual gop nominee. and kasich heading to new york, he'll be at howard beach for a stop at gino's pizza. new york of course now very much in play, in its primary three weeks on april 19. it is the first time since 1988 the nomination has not been locked up by the time the votes are cast right here. maurice and kristine? >> thank you, jessica. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders agreeing to debate here primary. nothing is firmed up yet, but there has been talk of holding the event in brooklyn. both candidates are crisscrossing wisconsin ahead of the primary their next tuesday. >> think about what the real prize here is, my friends. the real prize is winning in november by beating the republicans. >> what momentum is about his seeing young people by the millions getting involved in the political process. >> sanders won the last three caucuses which were held

wonderful book that comes out every year from the most recent addition, and it outlines the navy of every nation on earth. it is a fat books, as you might suspect. we talk about spies and so forth. i would recommend jane's fighting ships. i mentioned carriers in particular. the carriers are enormous. a hundred 10,000 tons of displacement. dozens of billions of dollars. and then of course the embarked airways. the budget is greater than the entire budget of any other navy on the planet. enormously effective and capable. the next largest, the frigate destroyer types, the term borrowed from the age of sail now applied to a slightly larger surface combatant worship, many of these in the designations change all the time. we just decided we would call that a frigate, too. when you think of a navy ship a frigate type vessel would be most popular. very impressive. they have visiting days. i recommend it. >> somewhat related to earlier questions my marines often say the navy provide them a right to various locations. he is not able to talk too much. could you say more? >> the idea of the last 25 years is

when it comes to stopping radical islamic terrorists, you have to use every national security tool availablefeat it. we are in new york now. new york had in place a very effective program to work cooperatively with the muslim community to monitor and prevent radicalization and preevent islamic terror attacks from occurring before they happened. unfortunately, mayor de blasio came into office -- every bit captive to political correctness as president obama -- and they disbanded the program. the police are here to protect us. i categorically reject the view of democrats that police are the bad guys. people are fed up with this notion -- every time there is an incidence, barack obama, or hillary clinton, or bill de blasio side with the looters or thugs rather than with the men and women in blue. there was a moment when the nypd turned their backs on bill de blasio, which spoke for the whole country. when you have police in a community that protects the community and keeps it safe, and we need to stop pretending radical islam exists and keep working to keep the country safe. >> thank you. sen. c

we're being ripped off by every single nation in the world and we can't even beat isis at war. >> let's turn to the attacks in brussels. the state department has issued an extraordinary warning for all of europe. do you think europe is a safe place for americans to travel? >> well, i'm the only one that predicted it. i said brussels is a hellhole. "the new york times" mocked me. and said, a couple of months ago. "the new york times" did a story about how dare donald trump say brussels is a hellhole. how dare they. then all of a sudden, it comes out that the attack took place in brussels. i understand what is going on around the world. far better than these politicians do. i have friends all over the world. i'll tell you, i was -- i was really hit hard by "the new york times" in an article. how dare i attack brussels. now this happened. and you know? the biggest thing on the internet, one of the big things on the internet was that trump was 100% right about brussels. >> right now, do you think brussels, that europe is a safe place for americans? more to the point, would you feel comforta

. >> democrats are noticing that in every national poll, bernie sanders does significantly better against donald trump than does hillary clinton. >> and so alex, give us your assessment of bernie sanders' strength against trump? >> they are making the same thing clear. they are in it to the end and the next primary and caucuses that end in june. that is a big take away. hillary clinton and donald trump are in the same position. it is a fight to the end. >> this race will go on. thank you. >> coming occupy "happening now", illegal immigrants linked to terrorism getting a free pass in the country. the loop hole they are using to stay here and is anything done to close it? ♪ the roles you play in life are part of what make you, you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure with nutritious calories, 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. come on, grandma! giving you the strength and energy to get back to doing what you love. from the #1 doctor recommended brand. ensure. always stay you. >> a dramatic police chase caught on tape near housto

virtually every national poll of that has taken place has bernie sanders defeating donald trump. [applause] and almost all of those national polls and many state polls have bernie sanders defeating donald trump by a much wider margin than hillary clinton. [applause] here in michigan for example there was a poll out the other day. hillary clinton did well against trump. she beat him in the polls by 16 points. that's very good. we beat him by 22 points. [applause] that is true in state after state after state. the reason that we will together defeat donald trump if he is the republican candidate is not complicated. that is that the american people are not going to elect as president somebody who insults muslims. [applause] one of the largest religions in the world, that's not the kind of guy they will elect as president. somebody who insults mexicans our neighbors to the south. [applause] the american people are not going to elect a president who every day is insulting women. [applause] who insults african-americans, let us not forget, people sometimes do -- president obama who i'v

i'm very proud in almost every national poll, we are running much stronger against trump than clinton is. last nbc poll had us 18 points up. clinton was 13 points up. if you can live it in the state of utah, which is not elected, voted for a democrat in 50 years, we were beating trump by 11 points. hillary clinton by two points. one of the points many people are saying all over this country is bernie sanders is the strongest candidate against donald trump. >> you've gave an interview the other night. you said you would, if you were elected, it was a lame duck session, you would ask for him to withdraw and name your own supreme court justice. i wonder your views about heller which is the opinion in 2007 by the supreme court finding that basically the second amendment protects an individual right to bear arms. do you think that was properly decided? would you look for a justice who would overturn it? >> chris, i'm not going to go through every supreme court decision. this is what i will tell you. i don't go around coming up with litmus tests every other day. i'm obviously pro-choice, 10

virtually every national poll, and almost all of the statewide polls, that have bernie sanders against donald trump, we do better, and in some cases, much better than hillary clinton does against donald trump. just coming from michigan. john: that is bernie sanders. he sounded pretty good after his michigan victory. how on earth did sanders pull this off? message isconomic going to find as good of a reaction there as anything. nafta, thelike clinton view of trade, even with hillary clinton's shift, and the combination of his effort, advertising, and support from people who think trade is bad for u.s. jobs allowed him to take a huge comeback win. john: i want to put up some graphics to show what demographic breakdown of the boat was. take a look at the first breakdown between white and black voters, how they each did with whites and blacks. sanders beat clinton, 66% to 42% with white voters. sanders gets 28% of the black vote in michigan, way more than he has gotten with african-americans in the country so far. you look at white women and black women, clinton is dominating with black wo

translated into world terms, this means economic understandings that will secure for every nation a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants everywhere in the world. the fourth is freedom from fear. which translated into world terms means a worldwide reduction of armaments to such a point and in such a thorough fashion that no nation will be able to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor anywhere in the world. [applause] this nation has placed its destiny in the hands and the heads in the hearts of millions of free men and women. its faith in freedom under the guidance of law. freedom means the supremacy of human rights everywhere. our support goes to those who struggle to gain those rights and keep them. our strength is our unity of purpose. that high concept. there can be no end save victory. [applause] >> one of the thgs that is most interesting about that speech is what happened afterwards. over the next few years it became a rallying cry in a rather extraordinary way. i'm sure they will talk about this. not only were there four paintings created by norman rockwell

every nation has some limit. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >> hey, good morning. i'm brian and it's time for reliable sources. a look at the story behind the story of how news and pop culture get made. in this hour we have a preview of super survival tuesday. two top political reporters in ohio and florida are standing by for an on the ground reality check. plus a special sit down with three foreign correspondents now covering the u.s. election. what are they telling their readers and viewers back home? i'll give you a hint. words like crazy are being used. the erin andrews trial concludes and hulk hogans get started. donald trump's rallies have become stages. they're attackiracting all kind players, supporters, opponents and people wanting to see the spectac spectacle. trump is about to speak in blomington, illinois. thousands are inside the airplane hanger and thousands of protesters outside. we're going to keep an eye on this throughout the hour as this goes on. as we look at the live pictures, let's take stock at a

we have been defeating nip double digits in almost every national poll and every statewide poll. so i think maybe we can expect to hear some more attacks from mr. trump. >> so you think that his attacks are strategic, because of the polls saying you're 18 points ahead so you're saying that your campaign in no way directly or indirectly organized the protests against donald trump or his events? >> absolutely. that is absolutely correct. >> now, he even said on twitter he called the protesters thugs. which has all kind of connotations. what do you say to that? >> well, you know, here is a guy who is calling people who protest against him violent or thugs, while his campaign manager, as i just mentioned the other day, is now being charged with assaulting a female journalist, where he has time and again kind of referenced positive things about violence. you know, talking about the good old days or his desire to punch somebody in the head. we have never seen anything quite like this in modern american political history. look, i have been protested all of the time. i get protesters thr

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reporter: kasich takes every national opportunity he can get to say don't be surprised if he winds up with the plurality of delegates by convention time. he told us senator rob portman, traveling with him around ohio, is in the same vein, productive, solve arer. the question of the day, after the toxic label could he still support trump were he the nominee? >> makes it very, extremely difficult. >> but will you? >> let's just everybody take a deep breath and we'll see where it goes, you know. i have to also say there were people that went to that event last night, i am convinced, who reporter: in sharonville, john london, wlwt news 5. jonathan: we asked chuck todd about john kasich's effect on the race. he said cruz, rubio and kasich would have to work together to stop trump. todd also suggested that hillary clinton might pick her runningmate from ohio if she's the nominee. >> i would be looking at ohio. the senior senator there. he would please the sanders/elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party. comes from a swing state and could probably take on trump. jonathan: you can watch

. >> every nation on earth enforces their immigration laws and they expect america not to do that. we welcome legal immigrants, those who wait in line and follow the law. but this is a national security crisis. it's a law enforcement crisis. let me mention, donald trump has made immigration central to his campaign. and yet, donald trump, for four years, has been funding open border democrats. the gang of eight, the gang of eight amnesty group, donald trump founded the gang of eight. he gave over $50,000 to five members of the gang of eight. and so he talks about immigration a lot. but listen, anyone who has funded open border democrats for 40 years doesn't get to suddenly say they're going to secure the boarders. the amazing thing is, it was publicly reported a couple of months ago donald trump met with the editorial board of the new york times and he said, everything i said on immigration i don't believe it. i'm not going to build a wall, we're not going to deport people. now, there's a tape of that meeting. and donald trump refuses to release the tape. and i've got to say to the v

to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, joel: a trip to new york city ruined after a group of friends say the bus never arrived. diane: when you travel, there are always obstacles. but what happens when you're standing in line with your ticket in hand and the bus never shows up? it was supposed to be a member >> we were going to leave at 12:15 a.m. in raleigh and get to new york at 9:00. diane: christie paid $500 for tickets. christie along with her friends had big plans for the big apple. but after waiting until 3:00 a.m. for the bus -- >> i fina

every nation has some limit. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week.e you next week. >> hey, good morning. i'm brian and it's time for reliable sources. a look at the story behind the story of how news and pop culture get made. in this hour we have a preview of super survival tuesday. two top political reporters in ohio and florida are standing by for an on the ground reality check. plus a special sit down with three foreign correspondents now covering the u.s. election. what are they telling their readers and viewers back home? i'll give you a hint. words like crazy are being used. the erin andrews trial

despite compromising with democrats on taxes and nearly tripling the national deficit, almost every national republican figure has suffered banners fate since the 1960s. the monthly magazine writes that they show how political and practical factors such as city crowding and lack of infrastructure have paid the way for global sicknesses. rather than raging war against a pandemic after its already full blown, he argues we must focus on proactive defenses against disease to prevent the next blow. for npr, nicole dixon, a teacher at eastside community school in manhattan revealed a new book teaching at the new york city public high school. she comments that his focus on his personal struggle to maintain order takes readers away from the more important national conversation about the societal and equitable that are reflected in all of our classroom. in the end i came away respecting his honesty, admiring his writing and agreeing with his pleased to integrate america's public schools.

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. >> in virtually every national poll, i am the only one that beats hillary clinton consistently.act in the last poll that came out i was up 11 points. >> we took a look at the numbers and sick national polls in the past couple of weeks say, yes, kasich can defeat clinton 4-11 points. our cnn orc poll found he would beat her by six points better than trump or cruz. that said he doesn't have a path to the nomination right now except a contested convention and a lot can change but for the time being we will say what he told us in the town hall meeting is true about that. if you want to find out more about the things we checked out, go to cnn.com/reality check. >> tom foreman and his team up all night doing fantastic work. i encourage you to check out "the reality check." it is awesome. >>> hillary clinton live in new york right now. bernie sanders just wrapping up a rally live in wisconsin. it may seem like hillary clinton is looking ahead to the general election with a brand new tv ad. guess who it is going after? you got it, the donald. new york's his turf, but does her focus on n

sanders: virtually every national poll, and almost all of the statewide polls, that have bernie sandersinst the donald trump, we do better, and in some cases, much better than hillary clinton does against donald trump. just coming from michigan. john: that is bernie sanders. he sounded pretty good after his michigan victory. how, how, how on earth did sanders pull this off? mark: his economic message is going to find as good of a reaction there as anything. particularly trade is an issue that has more residents in michigan than any other state. they don't like nafta, the clinton view of trade, even with hillary clinton's shift, and the combination of his effort, advertising, and support from people who think trade is bad for u.s. jobs allowed him to take a huge comeback win. a return from some reporters i from the dead. john: i want to put up some graphics to show what democratic breakdown of the vote. take a look at the first breakdown between white and black voters, how they each did with whites and blacks. sanders beat clinton, 66% to 42% with white voters. importantly in the black v

the fact that we dignify it with sort of an analysis of, well, does it make sense to get every nation nuclear weapon, that's crazy. it's just madness. it's unbelievable that we've tolerated it this long. >> we'll continue the conversation because that's exactly what we need to do. barry, great to see you. dana, donna, josh, thank you all very much. >>> we're watching and standing by right now waiting for these duelling rallies to get under way. i believe donald trump may have just taken to the stage. we are watching them. we're going to get in a quick break. we'll be right back. let's hear what they have to say. we'll be right back. the lexus command performance sales event is on. with extraordinary offers on the visionary ls, the generously appointed es and the new, eight-passenger lx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. because you can't beat zero heartburn! i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're good. okay... what if

these countries, and i'm sure the european union and those in proximity as well of belgium of what every nationthrough. the politics, logistics, security and all of that. but mr. prime minister, if i can ask you from your nato position, the 28-member nations themselves are all part of the global coalition fighting isis, but nato itself is an entity is not. is there anything that may change that? is there a need to change that? >> the attacks in brussels today reminds us of how important it is that we stand together in the fight against terror across nations, ethnic groups and religions. all nato allies are part of the coalition fighting isil, but in addition nato has alliances also playing a key role. we have to remember, our biggest military operation was a response against the attacks in 9/11 against the united states. also working with countries like iraq, jordan, and other countries to enable them to fight terror and start training of iraqi officers this month to step up our efforts in the fight against the terror. >> mr. prime minister, does today's attack in brussels change anything in te

john kerry came here to belgium today to say, again, the fight against isis-inspired terror is every nation's fight and the death of these two young new yorkers shows that is the case. their loved ones had feared they were among the 31 dead in belgium since the terrible phone call. alex and sascha pinczoowski telling their mother they arrived at the airport and the blast and then the silence. the siblings lived here in new york loved america. sweet kids. one girlfriend of sascha called her an awesome chick. alex engaged to be married. >> for the loved ones of those who have been very cruelly taken from us, including americans. >> reporter: the secretary of state came to belgium to offer u.s. help to prevent more attacks and belgium police are stepping up their effort. more raids and more arrests last night and today in neighborhoods where isis is recruiting. french police saying their new arrests prevented a planned attack. after the isis-inspired massacres in california and in paris and now brussels. 175 dead in those three attacks, kerry had a message for isis followers. >> we will not be d

to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, american workers brought us back from the crash. now, let's move forward. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs, with 500 million solar panels installed by the end of her first term. we've gotta create new jobs and industries of the future. i'm hillary clinton and i what you are

. >>> in virtually every national poll i am the only one who beats hillary clinton. >> donald trump and ted cruz talked about the recent personal attacks on their wives. >> i'm not an easy person to tick off. but when you go after my wife when you go after my daughters, that does it. >>> i would rather talk about nuclear proliferation. >> many new yorkers we spoke with favor the hometown candidates. >> hillary, bernie, donald trump. bernie of course is from brooklyn as for john kasich's campaign stop later this afternoon, it will be at gino's pizzaria. andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. let's get to traffic and weather on the 2's. these are welcome changes for most people. yesterday was incredibly windy, not the case what we do have from yesterday also today, clear skies and i think that will make for a beautiful afternoon right now clear and 38 degrees with winds variable winds at 3 miles per hour. your vortex satellite and radar showing not a whole lot to look at right very little cloud cover no moisture for us things are looking nice the clear skies this morning translate into tons of sunshi

. >> take a look at virtually every national poll that has been done. take a look at the nbc wall street journal poll, guess what, bernie sanders was defeating donald trump by 18 points. >> there are going to be a lot of arguments to make against him that we can look forward to. i'm not going to spill the beans right now. but suffice it to say, there are many arguments that we can use against him. but one argument that i am uniquely qualified to bring, because of my service as secretary of state, is what his presidency would mean to our country and our standing in the world. i am already receiving messages from leaders. i'm having foreign leaders ask if they can endorse me to stop donald trump. >> now trump, of course, is the republican front runner, and he was very much on the minds of both democratic candidates, especially because trump is persistently accusing sanders' supporters of disrupting his rallies. >> if he says no, then he's lying. bernie sanders, they have sanders signs all over the place. and they're made by the same people who make the re

we'll take them back from china and mexico and japan and india and every nation, vietnam is a hot oneing them back and start making things again in our country. believe me. it will happen in wisconsin and happen all over. >> you know, i have been saying this on radio and everything that when both you and senator cruz talk about issues, it's better for everybody. those are the things that matter the most. good to talk to you. thank you for being back with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. but remember one thing, sean. i'm much better on the issues than senator cruz. believe me. he won't be able to do it. but thank you. thank you very much. >> i wasn't taking a side. don't worry. thank you for being with us. >>> coming up, ingraham will react to that interview with donald trump. and then later tonight -- >> i think i'm probably the most transparent person in public life. stay tuned. >> a scathing new superpac ad slamming hillary clinton over the decades of scandals. reaction and also tonight -- ♪ >> teens from baltimore released a disturbing rap video threatening violence against donald

trailing hillary clinton in every national poll among college educated white voters in the history ofcrats have never won a majority of college educated -- >> does that worry you? >> that worries me when i see bickering going on. that's responsible for it. not the policies. donald trump doesn't want internment camps. he wants policies to be within the bounds of the law. i don't consider the bush administration a dark age. an age the united states emanated strength, we did what it took to keep the country safer and people want to go back to that time and what donald trump is wanting to go back to. >> no. donald trump says he wants to change the law. change the geneva convention. >> wing tthin the bounds of the. >> he wants to change the laws, he says expand them, so that we can do things that would make us just as bad as isis. >> you also see -- how donald trump ignites this fury, how donald trump, even as democrats he's going to drive democratic turnout. donald trump is getting destroyed amongst college educated women as ron said, more importantly, black and brown women will come out

. >> people were very frustrated in the "charlie hebdo" attacks when you saw every national lead areing against isis and radical islam. the president didn't show up. he called al qaeda j.v. i think it's hard to say we are winning the war against isis. i don't think we are. >> listen to the military. the military came out today and said weave killed this guy, we've killed a lot of people and taken back territory in both iraq and syria. you can argue with that but they're the military, they should know. and the evidence is there. so what more do you need? >> let's talk about the voters now, okay, bob beckel? as the campaign gets dirtier, voters are getting more and more turned off. a new poll shows only 30% of republicans are satisfied from the election process and that's down from 46% in january. is there a danger here republicans just won't come out and vote? >> oh, sure. some republicans are going to come out and vote for clinton if she gets the nomination. but you can't run a campaign like this. i've been involved in presidential politics since 1968 before you were born. >> i was a

rachel, in almost every poll, not every poll, but almost every national matchup poll between sanders and trump, clinton and trump, we do better than hillary clinton and sometimes by large numbers. we get a lot more of the independent vote than she gets. i think i am a stronger candidate to defeat trump than secretary clinton is and i think many of the superdelegates understand that. >> i just want to be super clear with you about that just to make sure i understand, are you saying that even if you were behind in pledged dell gates, i though you think you won't be, but if you were behind in pledged delegates you would still take that case all the way to the convention and try to convince the supers? >> we're going to do the best we can in any and every way to win. i think when you have states, for example, say in new hampshire where we won by 22 points, in other states where we won by 25 or even 30 points, i think it is not unreasonable for the people of those states to say to their superdelegates, hey, how about representing the people of our state and the outcome of the caucus or th