he talks about fantasyland. i thinki think it is the labor party of this week enters the fantasyland where they are now abandoning trident, selected someone who sits on platforms, and i have now decided when i read they are going to ban mcdonald's i thought it was the 1st sensible decision that they have made. it was in the job destroyer but one of britain's biggest employers. they wonder labor is in the split -- in despair. frankly, i'm loving it. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i ask my right honorable friend whether he agrees with the february forecast issuing on monday which blocks if we stay in the european union there will be 3 million more migrants by the year 2030. last year my right honorable friend and i were elected on a cleara clear manifesto pays to refuse their migrations in the tens of thousands. how we deliver on that pledge unless we leave the european union? >> the point about the treasury forecast,forecast, it takes the office of national statistics figures and does not alter them

now, he talks about fantasyland. i think it's the labour party said this week entered fantasyland when they are now abandoning tridents in scotland, selected some visits on platforms with extremists in london, and they have now decided when i read, when i read they're going to ban mcdonald's from the party conference, i thought it was the first sensible decision they made. it turns out it wasn't the job destroyer they want to keep away from the conference. it was one of britain's biggest employers. they wonder labour mps are in despair. frankly, i'm loving it. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. can ask my right honorable friend whether he agrees with the treasury forecast issued on monday which warned that if we stay in the european union there will be 3 million more migrants by the year 2030? last year my right honorable friend and i were elected on a clear manifesto to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. how are we going to be able to deliver on that pledge unless we leave the european union? >> the p

now, he talks about fantasyland. i think it's the labour party said this week entered fantasyland when they are now abandoning tridents in scotland, selected some visits on platforms with extremists in london, and they have now decided when i read, when i read they're going to ban mcdonald's from the party conference, i thought it was the first sensible decision they made. it turns out it wasn't the job destroyer they want to keep away from the conference. it was one of britain's biggest employers. they wonder labour mps are in despair. frankly, i'm loving it. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. can ask my right honorable friend whether he agrees with the treasury forecast issued on monday which warned that if we stay in the european union there will be 3 million more migrants by the year 2030? last year my right honorable friend and i were elected on a clear manifesto to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. how are we going to be able to deliver on that pledge unless we leave the european union? >> the p

. >> that is like fantasyland, that not going to happen, you are not going to have a white knight coming in. there is no great savior coming through the door in cleveland, this is who we have, a slate of people we went through, we have three lift, it will be one of those three, period. dierdre: i have to ask you, if donald trump reached out to you and said be my running mate would you do it in that's never going to happen. >> thank you, that is fl them and everyone else to unite, that is my job right now, when i speak with my former senate colleagues, i said what is the biggest problem with donald trump, they said, we don't know him, my job is to get my former colleagues to meet the guy, there are a let of incric inevitable correct -- incorrect assumptions. dierdre: all right, good to hear it. >> never going to happen but thank you. dierdre: i say never say never but i hear you. senator scott brown with us there. wisconsin, pivotal primary just days away, 55 delegates at stake for republicans in winner-take-most. fox business new poll showing cruz in the lead, for how long? open question

>> i thinknk that he is in fantasyland. he is trying to help deny tromp from getting to 1237. he will not win eight states. the only people that could change that rule are the delegat and two are the delegates? >> he is not on the ballolot. it is only two guys. what happens? marco rubio has nearly 170 delegates. more than what kasich has now. my understanding is on the first round the state has to bow with who won the state. on the second ballot, that is when it sort of was a free-for-all. neil: can kasich be pt of that? >> not unless the rule changes. >> it will always be tromp and cruz trumpet andnd cruz. >> i think that he is auditioning for your job. >> many are. they are not going to do that. getting nowhere with these guys. we will expand it out. other parties that have had this conundrum where they have tight finishes. ron paul getting so close to mitt romney. itannot be changed unless the delegates vote. >> a number you need for a nomination. that is a rule that i is pretty fixed. >> it is pretty fixed. it is up to him to seal the deal. >> that group that tromp group w