>> greta, good to see you.usands of people have been waiting outside thisv park because nypd has several streets around washington square park shut down. you can see some people are actually running behind me to get a better spot, get closer to the stage. we don't expect senator sanders will be here for at least an hour or two. but he has all kinds of warm-up acts. spike lee here. other supporters of his. spike lee important because both he and hillary clinton are fighting very hard for the african-american vote here. today hillary clinton, as you know, met again with the reverend alzrywy sharpton, spoke to his group the national action network. sanders will be doing the same tomorrow. the point there is that hillary clinton right now, according to a new quinnipiac poll out today, has a 37 point edge among african-american voter here in new york over bernie sanders. remember, she basically ran the table in the deep south because of her support with african-americans. if you look at the rest of the electorate he

>> good evening, greta.tside of prince's paisley park studios which is just outside of minneapolis. the mood here right now is quiet and sad. people have been filing in to leave behind flowers, balloons, and cards. most of them in prince's signature purple color. police have not giving us a ton of information tonight because this is an active death investigation. the sheriff's office tells us it respond to do a call around 9:45 a.m. this morning on prince's property here. the responders arrived to find prince in the elevator of this property and he was unresponsive. responders tried to resuscitate prince with cpr but he was pronounced dead minutes later shortly after 10 a.m. he was suffering from illness in recent weeks. cancelled two two shows in atlanta april 7th and april 15th he was treated for dehe duration after private jet made landing in rural illinois. reports prince battling the flu. the 57-year-old super star died here but did not give us any other information surrounding his death. 7 time grammy

greta? >> john, thank you.nator bernie sanders is leaving new york just days before the crucial new york primary. tomorrow the vermont senator jets off to rome. is he going to the vatican. but is he not meeting with pope francis. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in brook lynn. he had? -- ed, good to see you, greta. >> one vatican official told me the last thing the pope's to do is get in the middle of this campaign. it's had enough twists and turns without the vatican having a direct role here.ys why is bernie sanders going? well, he says it's because he was invited on this conference on the economy and climate change and other issues. obviously pope francis has said a lot about how he thinks wall street and others should step up and be maybe more humane and that's something bernie sanders has been calling for out on the tail. first, before going to the vatican, he has to deal with hillary clinton. tonight. this is their last debate before the new york primary next tuesday. 247 delegate

>> good evening, greta. these three were arrested today by authorities for allegedly trying to cover up an illegal marriage. and the three are syed farook's brother, his wife and her sister. the two women are russian and all three appeared in southern court here in california this afternoon. this all came to light after syed farook and his wife stormed the regional center in san bernardino last december. we later learned that enrique marquez provided the guns used in that terror attack. marquez was charged for that and is now awaiting trial. on top of that, he was also charged with marriage fraud. that's where today's arrests come in to play. in february authorities raided faruq's brothers home. is he a decorated navy veteran. his wife tatianna is russian and so is her sister. he would pay to pretend to be married to the sister so she could become a u.s. citizen. now, all are suspects in this sham marriage. and the really interesting part here is that marquez and the russian woman didn't even try to get marr

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greta. >> okay, general. know that the pentagon uses a term transfer and everybody uses the word transfer. i think transfer from one detention center and go to another detention center. these people are being transferred to a country. they are not going to detention centers. they are being monitored, supervised for a poured of time and then they go free, right? >> each country has diffosn we don't know how closely they are going to watch these detainees once they are there. they are not going from as you mention one prison to another prison. they are going to a loose arrangement where they will basically be free and the country that is taking over responsibility for them will be responsible for watching them. >> like a halfway house? jennifer, thank you. >> thank you. >> and former homeland security secretary former pennsylvania governor tom ridge is here to go "on the record." good evening, sir. >> hello, greta. >> what do you think of these gitmo transfers. would you use the word transfer. >> no. i don't li

>> greta, good evening. i'm standing in a mostly deserted ballroom at the dip hotel in hollywood, florida. the only things in this ballroom right now are reporters, secret service agents, and ohio governor john kasich who is over my shoulder just right now addressing reporters and talking about his prospects at a contested convention. he is the first of two of the candidates here at this rnc spring meeting. we heard from ted cruz earlier today who warned the delegates in essence that a trump nomination would result in severe down ballot losses for all of the republicans who are running for congress and for the senate in november. donald trump is not going to attend this g.o.p. spring meeting. he, instead, has sent his top aides, rick wiley and paul manafort to host a reception for rnc officials tomorrow, greta. >> james, is it -- does it hurt him that he doesn't show up at that? he doesn't show up in colorado. he didn't do particularly well in colorado, trump didn't. maybe he saw the writing on the wall with

greta? >> carl, thank you. and, of course, we are waiting for this -- for donald trump at this rally. carl has been inside. but outside the first niagara center, what's going on there? protesters and, of course, rick legislative that you will is there protesters began lining up well in advance. rick leventhal is in the middle of those protesters as always. rick? >> greta, so far so good for the city of buffalo police, state and local agencies helping out with security here. can you see a line of officers between us and the protesters. i want to show you the first niagara center and what's happening here. a very strict security procedure in place there are stragglers still making their way inside who are being shuttled through metal barricades and through the front doors where they are greeted by secret service who are handling the screening here. these people, we're told, cannot bring any food or drink, certainly no weapons or bags or backpacks and no science or banners there are plenty of signs and banners acr

. >> hi, greta. how are you? >> good. >> so he is now calling the former secretary of state hillary clinton crooked. a few years ago he told me she did a great job as secretary of state. what happened? how did she become crooked? >> when you look at the record and look at what she has actually done. when you look at benghazi and all the instances over the last multiple decades, it's almost that tits particularly possible to have that many controversy and have that many things go correct me if i am wrong inexplicable in some ways. you know, i think it fits. >> i used to think of crooked as someone who is stealing money or something. you are not suggesting that she is doing anything like that? >> well, listen, i don't know. if you look in the past i think there is probably plenty of places where you can probably make that assumption there are probably things much more important and certainly relevant to today. if you look at benghazi. you know, mark geist is a friend of mine. he came out and endorsed us. one of the

greta? >> molly, thank you. his aggressive push for wisconsin, donald trump rolling out a secret weapon. his wife, melania trump. his wife stepping into the spotlight on the campaign trail. >> i'm very proud of him. he's hard worker, he's kind. he has a great heart. he is tough, he is smart. is he a great communicator. is he a great negotiator. he is telling the truth. is he a great leader. [cheers] >> he is fair. as you may know by now. when you talk with -- -- when you attack him he will punch back 10 times harder. [heckler] >> sometimes get him in trouble. i say stay away from retweets. [ laughter ] and you know, if he would only listen. he is doing great. >> for the most part melania has taken a backseat in trump's campaign as she is fo#ft on raising their 10-year-old son bare rab. and while campaigning in wisconsin, donald trump has taken some shots at hometown heroes. trump has hit hard at wisconsin governor scott walker and speaker of the house paul ryan. will that hurt trump in wisconsin? senior advisor

greta? >> molly, thank you.note to the viewers as soon as donald trump takes to the podium, we will go back there. this is the first time he has spoken since last night when he got beaten in wisconsin by senator ted cruz. in the fight for g.o.p. delegates is now reaching new heights. new convention rules and closed door meetings. they're all on the table. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is standing by. but, first, governor john kasich and his team meeting to look at ways to get the g.o.p. nomination thrown into the contested convention. fox news correspondent garrett tenney is÷. here. garrett, tell me what's going on. >> greta, we know winning the nomination is all about numbers. right now those numbers are not in john kasich's favor. his argument is and this is part of what his campaign was delegate donors and g.o.p. operatives this afternoon behind closed doors is that that could quickly change at the convention. i spoke to kasich senior strategist john weaver after the meeting. he told me that they

. >> thank you, greta. [cheers and applause] >> and now my first question to you, governor, governor, 48 years ago tonight martin luther king was candidate for democratic nomination robert f. kennedy announced at a rally the death of martin luther king. a lot has happened in the last 48 years. we have dealt with ferguson and dealt with baltimore. how do you assess or describe the state of race relations today? >> well, the one thing that i do remember i was still pretty young, but i do remember how bobby kennedy got up on the car and asked the people to have, you know, to remember this but not to riot. he calmed the crowd down and what a time that was. in our state, greta, as you know, we have had some tough decisions involving police in community. these three ladies came to me andz the leader, a lady named nina turner, state senator, african-american, she said we need to get on this because we know there are decisions coming that are going to be tough from the courts. she said i want to have, you know, a c

greta? >> griff, thank you.is a 2016 battle not just for voters but for hoosier state endorsement. the indiana primary is just four days away. donald trump got a giant endorsement from indiana basketball coaching legend bobby knight and today ted cruz scored giant endorsement himself indiana governor mike pence. >> i love it. he sent out a tweet mike, iron mike. all the tough guys endorse me. okay? >> i was interested to see an endorsement the other day by mike tyson for donald trump. you know, donald trump saying wow, all the tough guys are endorsing me. sorry, i don't consider a convicted rapist a tough guy and i think it says a lot about donald trump's campaign and his character if he is standing up and cheering for an endorsement by mike tyson. >> let me say i have come to my decision about who i'm supporting. i'm not against anybody, but i will be voting for ted cruz in the upcoming republican primary. >> there is no question in my mind that the man setting between the two of us is far and away the best per

greta?ey do. griff, do you have any sort of sense for the enthusiasm for bernie sanders? have you been there for the last several days. we see those voters for secretary clinton. but what about for bernie sanders? >> the enthusiasm for sanders is tremendous. when we were at a rally just a few days ago, it was perhaps one of the largest attended i have seen in÷+l certainly there are many young people there. the scuttle here wisconsin also is in areas like madison, a heavy college town it, will be a boom for sanders. greta? >> assuming they go out and vote. that's always the big thing is whether, you know, there is a lot of enthusiasm sometimes at rallies but do they go to the polls? anyway, griff, thank you. and isis has the spokesperson for u.s. forces in iraq making a bold vow to hunt down and destroy the brutal isis leader. >> i hope that al baghdadi watches these press conferences because i want him to know that we are hunting him. and we will find him. just like we found his mentor, zarq

>> good evening to you, greta. trump was just going off on the media pretty much every one of these rallies, said that he saw reports tonight that he thought-biased one sided. trump looking for a turn around moment tonight. more than 12,000 people here at the times union center in downtown albany. hoping to show the depth of his support here in new york state. look at the latest fox news poll that came out over the weekend tremendous amount of support here. beating tread cruz by almost 40 points. if he can get over 50% of all 27 congressional districts here in new york about thell walk away. system. >> that's the only reason some reap the genius of the voters seas you know what? we will pick somebody else. we will pick one of these politicians that's totally bought and sold!f by their special lobbyists. [crowd booing] >> a guy like cruz is an example. he didn't put onc9 his personal financial disclosure form that million dollars from goldman sachs and city bank. he doesn't put it he doesn't talk about it and he doe

that's what i would tell you, greta.nswering but it's.d not that simple when you actually want to be responsible. >> governor, we have a question from an audience member. christie, do you have a question, please? >> dime i sort of feel like the admit utah that you referenced that came here to listen to this guy and suddenly why what's going on here and why am i at the mike? i have a question about trade. i know that you are a supporter of tpp as am i. how would you address voter concerns about the trade agreements, that one and others and how it may effect the loss of manufacturing loss but that overall, participating in the global economy is overwhelmingly beneficial to america. >> well, lock, one out of every five americans works in something trade related, 38 million americans. i have never been this appear salute free trader. when i was in congress i was always -- they had suspicion about me because growing up in mckee's rocks this blue collar town i'm sensitive to people losing their jobs. but here is what iuk know

but keep voting by tweeting yes or no using sthal greta. the record" political panel is back. daniel, it's unbelievable. it's like this whole black lives matter issue is sort of haunting the democratic party. >> both parties have had -- in the democratic party have had issues with this. bernie sanders, of course, was booed down by black lives matter. last summer march continue o'malley had his own problem with black lives matter when he said all lives matter. you can't blame bill clinton for wanting to defend his legacy. on the one hand he obviously is controversial in a democratic primary. on the other hand, i think it could be helpful to more moderate democrats who think that perhaps that movement is a little too far adrift for them and it could help them, the clintons. if hillary clinton vs. donald trump presidential election. >> yes, it could help him, perhaps. buff if he walks it back like he did today, jackie, then it it's almost pandering or trying to get the vote. that's the problem with, -- that's the problem with taking a strong p

they don't do so much business with us, greta.y would have a depression the likes of which you have ever seen. we have tremendous economic power over china. i want to get along with china. we're going to get along with china. china can strangle because it comes in through china and it's -- china is powerful. china can strangle north korea. it can make them -- bring them to the table. >> how fast is the outbreak. >> i think it can be very, very quick. at what point are we the guardian of the world? at what point are we going to say, folks, you have to protect yourselves or you have to pay us properly, okay? or you have to pay us properly. and. [ applause ] and a lot of people don't know this because i give the speeches and i talk and i'm a very -- you know, i'm a very business-minded person and the country isn't business-minded. politicians are not business-minded. we protect japan. great people. we protect saudi arabia. we protect south korea. we protect so many countries and we protect germany. look at germany. it's an economic b

greta? >> they sure do. john, thank you.on the record's" griff jenkins was also at that trump rally. griff spoke to some supporters to get the pulse of new york voters. >> greta, passions are running high here in rome, new york where thousands of supporters turned out to hear mr. trump speak. we spoke to some of them earlier. they were coming in. >> what do you think of trump? are you supporting him? >> he is the man. listen, we need somebody to be the boss. >> we need a businessman to run the country. >> i like him. i think he has great ideas and i think he is possibly what this country needs. >> how about you? >> well, i'm on the fence here. >> he is the outsider, he is not a politician. the politicians are probably going to treat him a little differently. i think -- i think his attitude is good. i think he has been fair with everybody. we will see where it goes from there. >> is he pro-second amendment. i like the idea that he is antiestablishment. so i think we need a little bit of a change in the white house. >> enough

so i will take it to greta van susteren. right before he came out, you were saying i know this guy, a midwesterner, sincere at heart. what jumped out at you of his statement? >> what jumped out at me, the fact that the speaker of the house has to give this speech because no one in the media is listening to him. he said this so many times and the media cannot understand the fact that maybe someone doesn't want to be president, not right now. maybe someone does like to have his job, maybe someone thinks there is more mo do in his job, but the media thinks every single person in washington wants to be president. it's not true. the media won't listen. he said it so many times. i can hear the frustration in his voice. no matter how much the media says it, it's not so. he wants to be speaker of the house, something he maybe didn't seek so much, but the media ought to give it a rest and maybe something will blow up in cleveland at the gop convention, but i actually believe speaker of the house. he is not seeking it, count him out.

greta: how did you come about to represent these women? thomas: 48 years since it was founded, it stood for the rights of all latinos in the united states, and that includes many immigrants who had been here raising families without full legal protections. that includes these three jane does. greta: how is it you will get to argue before the justices. you will get 10 minutes before this 90 minute argument. how did that come about? thomas: the jane does are the only intervenors who sought to intervene and be parties in the case. initially, the judge and district court denied that intervention. we took an appeal and he was overruled. the many eligible for dapa should be eligible for court. fore will be 45 minutes each side. on behalf of the united states, 35 minutes and i will have 10 minutes on behalf of the jingo intervenors. have 30e of texas will minutes and the house of representatives, which has appeared as a friend of the court, will have 15 minutes. into theces will go decision-making process and we expect an answer by the end of jun

use the word help or back fire #greta. help or back fire. >> i think it aedes a potential to backfire. this is something as rick was saying, in theory it could work. in practice it doesn't work. and i think that it plays into a lot of messages trump has had about, throughout the campaign, you know, about politics as usual. back room deals. cutting these deals between cruz and kasich rallies up trump supporters. >> a lot of viewers, 83% agree with you it backfires. >> that takes longer to type. >> especially if you have chubby fingers on the iphone like i do, it's harder to do. >> this is not plan a, b or c. it's like plarch q. i don't know what the down side is trying this. i don't know it has a big potential payoff. >> they give so much ammunition to donald trump. it plays into his sort of strategy. it's almost like they did him a favor with this. >> it wreaks of desperation. >> that's what trump says. >> romney proposed this two months ago anti-trump forces have been trying to do. it's late in the game. >> gentlemen than

good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. how are you? >> good.me, why do you like >> i think the formula is pretty simple. the american people have been festering with a certain anger over the years and it's sort of like really took off after the election of barack obama. disturbed over the leadership. disturbed over america becoming something that a parent couldn't necessarily describe to his child anymore as our parents described what america was to us. and i think it's that festering anger suddenly heard somebody who not only thought the ideas of confronting this present leadership but also is the type of person that can actually go out and get into the arena and beat these people down and get rid of them. i think the americanÑús people want -- if there is any one thing, it's the change of leadership. >> now, you are obviously in new york state but he just took a bad beating in wisconsin to senator ted cruz and after new york state if he does win new york state he has 27 point lead in front of the number two governor kasich. he moves on to the

. >> good to be with you, greta. >> new york values, does ted cruz have to worry about that remark?>> well, a couple@a of things. look, ted went to princeton and harvard and his wife worked for goldman sachs. so he knows new york.

>> that's not a bad idea. >> not a bad idea at all, greta. >> donald trump taking questions from votershouse guest an alligator found in his living room. oh no. that remind me of somebody's house. >> hopefully not brian kilmeade. >> is that like your house, brian? >> no. it would clash with two of my puppies. ladies, let me tell you what we have over the next three hours on "fox & friends." a day after being named ted cruz's vice presidential nominee carly fiorina will join us live and talk about what's happening behind the scenes to get her front and center. laura ingram will be here to react to the news as well as the policy speech by donald trump. we are going to take a look of a video of a woman walking her dog while driving. the woman who shot the video will join us. this story you are going to love and have loved all week. the former marines who created an epic photo 50 years later are back to reunite. bobby knight joined donald trump on the stump? we will give you the highlights. please get dressed. put a shirt on. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delight

greta van susteren hosts a town hall in wisconsin. her home state. here's a preview. >> i took that answer, and i didn't like it because i think a lot of people didn't understand it. women go through a lot. they go through a tremendous punishment of themselves. and i didn't like it because i wasn't sure if people would understand it. so i clarified it. but it was just a clarification, and i think it was well-accepted. >>> up now, my happy place. the fox news political insiders are here in south carolina. pat caddell, former pollster for president jimmy carter, and fox news contributor. here in the studio with me, john leboutlier. we have you covered. the hot topics include the current state of the 2016 presidential race. donald trump's plan to weather what he says will be a massive recession. he's talking economy and policile and we'll talk foreign policy as well, particularly against the islamic state savages. i want to begin with some fast math that i did before i came on air tonight. that was the 501 delegates that donald trump would need to get j

they don't do so much business with us, greta.y would have a depression the likes of which you have ever seen. we have tremendous economic power over china. i want to get along with china. we're going to get along with china. china can strangle because it comes in through china and it's -- china is powerful. china can strangle north korea. it can make them -- bring them to the table. >> how fast is the outbreak. >> i think it can be very, very quick. at what point are we the guardian of the world? at what point are we going to say, folks, you have to protect yourselves or you have to pay us properly, okay? or you have to pay us properly. and. [ applause ] and a lot of people don't know this because i give the speeches and i talk and i'm a very -- you know, i'm a very business-minded person and the country isn't business-minded. politicians are not business-minded. we protect japan. great people. we protect saudi arabia. we protect south korea. we protect so many countries and we protect germany. look at germany. it's an economic b

because if we don't do that -- greta, it's unbelievable.this question so much and constantly, not even from students, from people who got crushed because the students are getting crushed. but the best answer of all, i'm going to create jobs. what does that have to do with it? you have student debt, you're a good student, you look for a job and can't find a job. we're going to bring jobs back to this country. we're not going to let china and new mexico all mexico -- they're not going to let the companies like pfizer go. when you do well, now you're going to look for a job and get a great job, the job that you want. but we're going to do something with engs tensions and low interest rates. thank you. >> we have more questions for donald trump. we're going to take a short break and be right back with our on the record 2016 town hall. hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to treat. embarrassing wart? dr. scholl's freeze away wipes 'em out fast with as few as one treatment. freeze away! dr. scholl's. the #1 sellin

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here's trump from greta's show last night., your manufacturing jobs in wisconsin are way, way down. you know, i used to think wonderful things about wisconsin. i was given a plaque by governor walker because i supported him. i gave him a lot of money. i supported him. >> he's not supporting you. >> no, no, he's not. you know why? because i knocked him out of the presidency in about two minutes. >> ted cruz is hoping to bring home all 42 delegates from the state tomorrow night. also hoping that he can get to the convention with the majority of the delegates before july even though he has to win some 82% of those in order to do it. john kasich playing for a contested convention. even though cruz and trump say he's got no chance. i talked to both of them, first cruz, then kasich. listen. >> beating donald trump, we get north of 80% of the delegates. you don't need 80% of the vote. you just have to beat him in the remaining races. and if you look race after race after race we are beating donald trump, and it's because republicans,

here comes greta.w tonight. >> going to be spending numerous days in indiana and it's going to be having really really special. >> fresh off a sweep in five states, donald trump moving ahead to the key state of indiana. and that's not all. trump also making a major foreign policy speech. >> containing the spread of radical islam must be a major foreign policy goal of the united states. and, indeed, the world. i will not hesitate to deploy military force when there is no alternative. but, if america fights, it must only fight to win. the whole world will be safer if our allies do their part to support our common sense and security. a trump administration will lead a free world that is properly armed and funded and funded beautifully. ♪ ♪ >> and welcome to the "on the record" one hour town hall with presidential candidate and g.o.p. frontrunner donald trump. we are here in minneapolis at the theater home of the indianapolis symphony orchestra. i have many questions of donald trump and so does our audienc

he had some successful appearances this weekend including with greta last night. think trump wins narrowly in wisconsin and becomes the defacto nominee. harris: what did you think, kennedy the idea of blaming the media and establishment. no one is making him say the things he is saying. >> no, absolutely not. because he is so capable of eclipsing the news cycle and training all eye on him, not just media i don't think it is right for his campaign to get mad the media is commenting when the drama takes a very different turn. does it mean the end of his campaign? certainly not. this campaign has been especially marked by these tremendous mood swings. i don't know how else you can describe them. i think it has been the worst week ever so far in his presidential campaign which has only been eight months. harris: you know what was interesting this weekend, sandra, to see him toggle to the topic of the economy. something you say -- sandra: he is saying don't look at performance of the stock market. don't look at fact that unemployment is 5%. those are faulty numbers tha

tweet yes or no using #greta. we will show you live twitter votes throughout the show.estion whether the system is corrupt. >> again, what rick said. these are the rules that donald trump entered into. even if he bought the at home and didn't read the rules. these are the rules set a year before. >> that's fine. but here's the thing. isó 9 they haven't even made the rules for arep[qú] the convention@! those rules determine a lot of the things by july. trump or kasich. rather squishy about these rules. this one wasq october. should have known. this all sorts of rules that are going to be unraveled before everybody in july. and we don't -- no one knows those. >> the good news for ted cruz and donald trump is their delegates will be making those rules. they won't be -- maybe they are a kasich person or rubio. but they have a little bit more power in how those rules are structured. >> well there, no surprise. look what the viewers think about whether the18,u testimony system. whether the system is6 corrupt. 38% say yes. me. >> well, you know, the problem is that, like the

it was greta that -- greta said that sometime ago, she got a call from out of the blue and it was prince, and he was just grousing about, i think some record label or wanted to know his legal rights on something. greta said he was on the phone for well over an hour. he didn't want to go on the air. he just wanted to talk to her. so it was this ephemeral life he lead, so it was not an ordinary life but he was not an ordinary guy. >> what about the investigation into his death? >> we know authorities are trying to contact the hospital, trying to get the medical records because they think it will help them but they're doing this autopsy, they're going to do a toxicology. it's going to tell them a lot. they're treating this as a full on investigation. >> minnesota state authority? >> yes. >> do you know who found the body? >> i do not know who found the body. we just got a transcript of the 911 call, and you know, honestly, i was working on this other story, and one of my producers was doing the transcript. but my understanding of it from what i was overhearing is that the person who called

greta goes "on the record" in just a second.or this evening's coverage of the megyn kelly will join me on set starting at 8:50 eastern time. america's lexington -- election headquarters will be turned on. thanks for joining us. here comes greta. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, "on the record," it is a big night, and it could all come down to wisconsin. polls in the badger state close in two hours. right now. and if history can tell us anything, it is that wisconsin knows how to pick presidential nominees. since 1968, voters in the great state of wisconsin, 94% of the time have correctly chosen each party's nominee. and, tonight, donald trump is hoping to continue his momentum as he rolls towards 1237 delegates. but, senator ted cruz and governor john kasich they have different plans for donald trump. they want to throw a wrench into trump's plans. so, what5+ will happen for fox news doug mckelway is live in waukesha, wisconsin, doug, tell me what's going on. >> well, no matter what happens tonight, keep your eyes on the county where

for more, don't forget to watch "on the record" town hall with greta van susteren, who will be in herwisconsin with gop frontrunner donald trump. it all begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> what do you think donald trump will say about ted cruz tonight when he appears with greta here on the fox news channel? his polls show cruz out front. what a big win for the texan could mean for trump? coming up, the cruz campaign national spokesman about that, and how their campaign is planning for the next april races. literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. >>> well, it's not just cruz and trump rumbling in the jungle. it's also a battle bet

it was greta. greta said that some time ago she got a call from out of the blue, and it was prince. he was just grousing about i think some record label aend wanted to know his legal rights on something. greta said he was on the phone for well over an hour and he didn't want to go on the air. he just wanted to talk to her. so it was kind of this afemoral life that he led that is not kind of the ordinary life. but prince was not an ordinary guy. >> so what's your understanding about where this investigation stands? because there's going to be an investigation into his death. >> there already is megyn. the authorities there are investigating. we know that they are trying to contact the hospital in moline trying to get the medical records because they think it will help them. but they are obviously -- they're doing this autopsy. they are going to do a toxicology toxicology. it's going to tell them a lot. and they're interviewing people. but they are treating this as a full-on investigation. >> minnesota state authorities. >> yes. >> do you know who found the body? >> i do not know who

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