h. trump's response was not a bouquet of flowers or edible arrangements. in blistering words aimed at ted cruz and the party establishment his campaign saying, quote, donald j trump lifted the onslaught of the establishment yet again. the governor of wisconsin, conservative talk radio show host and the entire party apparatus behind him. ted cruz is worse than a puppet, he is a trojan horse being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from donald trump. any truth to stephen hayes to what trump was alleging? is he a trojan horse? >> that is a ridiculous claim that he is stealing the nomination, you need 1237 delegates to get the nomination, donald trump doesn't have it, there's nothing to be stolen. what wisconsin did was discredit the argument from donald trump and supporters that this is a battle between trump on the one hand and the establishment on the other. it is preposterous in the extreme to suggest scott walker, who implemented these bold conservative reforms in wisconsin had to fight the left for years for having done so, rallyi

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so donald trump never gave him h the donald trump treatment,ld t which is i'm going to run you into thegrounds as much as i can. ronica makes an important pointn about this in that walker antrum p is in a situation right now if they don't stop him in wisconsin, can he be stopped? >> i think this is a must win for cruz, if because if you look at the map we're going to be going to the northeast, newnort york, that's trump territory. cruz must win on tuesday. next we will focus on the democrats leading up to wisconsin. and bernie sanders he earned some late night tv laves. fox5 on the hill back in a moment. moment. bring back the housecall? open walk-in clinics in convenient places? help more moms get prenatal care? or use technology to find insights that lower health care costs? maybe help doctors spend more time with patients, not paper work? what if you did all of this, and more? because it's all connected to better care, and better care means better health. unitedhealth group: built for better health. welcome back to fox5 new on the hill. turning to the democrats, ahead of the wisconsi

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donald t trump always understoo as the nominee of thee republicn party h w would be working with republican nationanal committe the s senator y'allll camampaig committee, c congressional commmmittee rga a and other instititutions because as leade of the party his goal is n not only to ee likt himsmself but ensusure a republican majity in the cones and help elect governors and other downstream members as well. >> i want to turn to -- it unded though -- as though that there was a pledge of deeper operation certainly than there s been. at may note a terrific amount, but a pledge of a traditional relatiohip between e nominee and the rnc incling fundraising, organizati, campaigning for caidates. isishat aair -- fr stent? >> donald trp has been talking to the chairman of th party over the cours of the lastew ek and has had verery good phone calls as recently as sterday and he has made it clear that he' looking forward to working with him to pull the party tother. as fars he's concerned as he bemes the presumpve nominee he uerstands that the cirman of the partyas an responsibility really to work t

these candidates, even hisven h fellow governor, john kasichic which you would seem to think t that he lines up politically with, does that affect thi all or is this trumpn animaln of his own being and rash less l of what republican governor sayy or doesn't say about him he'll h just do his own thing? thi >> i think it might be a littlei bit of both.bit of i think you're right to point to hogan it's totally fascinating.i hogan is the most popularopular governor we've had in reallyll long time in maryland.arylan the polls have him pretty muchv off the charts. crt the fact that he hasn't engageng here is probably smart for him. but it's definitely, you know, o when you have these guys coming in to your states in this real l campaign going on and you're non saying anything, i think peoplel certainly take notice of that. a you're right that kasich is the kind of guy hogan could probabll align with.align wi kasich hasn't done too well.oo w so i think it is really not just hogan but on the republicans ins the state in a little bit of pickle.le. the other sort of best knownno republican is an harris a congressman who represented thee eastern shore, the firsthe

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cruz won't't come in with the momentum h he needs. trumpaheadad in all demographics in evererregion of that s state. there is no way y cruz will cath up with him and hehe will probay gainin, trump is, most of those delelegates in california. >> w we are not lking about statates that look like lay-ups for ted crcruz. that chahanges the entire narrativ wouldn't it? here is the problem right now. look what happenedn calirnia e last few weeks. the polls d donald trump at 39%, kasich at 35:. cruz is tied with john n kach in californ. pos s show that by 2-1 margin or better that people who suppoed nold schwarzenegger for goveor of california like donald tru because they want some one strong and toh. the problem is schwarzenegr endorsed john kasich i think if kasics s numbers ar holding, cruz is the onene w has seen h p poll numbers go down the last couple weeks. ararles: kasich being the wildcard, does cruz get desperate and try to c a a deal wi kasich? w we heard talk about rumblings thee rnc meeting. >> it's difficicult for candidas to cut d de

outcome of morrow's elections, anonly donald trump can win the 1,237 deletes necessary to win the gop m nice. do cruz d sich add zero and zero andnd couplwith h higher nuer? trump pounceced on the news of their combination anand he accud his vavalsf f collusion. >> honestly, it t shows such tol weakakness and it's pathetic. when two long-titime insider popoliticians, establishment gus whether you like it or notot, he to colollude and get together to trtry and beat a guy that speaks what the people want. we want oujobs back, we want our military strg. lou: trump liky to take up at cruz-kasichollusion toght. he's holding a campaign rally in wilkes-b, pence veins y battleground state. also ed rollins anmichael and what is charlesoch of the koch brothers thinking? the conservative billionaiai chs koch implying it's possible he e might suort hillary clinton over anythe presidtial candidate. how hiy responded to even e possibility coming up tonight. our top st the publican presidential candidate fighti iout in five east coasimaries. 172 delete at stake for the repuans and trump hold a commandi lead eacach of those st. carl cameron with our rt. repo

the chang in trump comes as h he builds o out his campaigneam bringi o on more experienced campaign leaders and among them trump c convention maner paul l nafo manafort. manafort will be o our guest tonight frorom hollywood florid. that's where repepublican natiol coitittee officials have been wrangling over wheth to change rules thatrump says are rigged against him. >> politics is very dirty, dirty dishonest business, folks, and i have never seen anything like , and we're runni now for office and it's a rigged deal. this who thing with delegates gged. it's a rig. where i win louiana and i don'n't t as many degates as some guy that lost? >> the newewest franklilin and rshall college poll s swsws trump on topop 40% supporort,has 14 points ahead of ted cruz, and congressman from pennsylvania lieu barletta and marino --- ll,, these two congressmen are leading the effortt to line up trump supporterers to be electe as delegates. 5454 of the safe 71 delegates wl bebe unbound, not pledged to supporort anyone that emerges fm thth primary tuesday, it'ss quie a system and just part off what has been

h but trump abouts face swift reversing himselfs actually victimus that it issx really the doctors whoshed.<ñ the backlash fiezcs from hillary clinton. >> donald trump is showing us exactly who he is and we should believe him. >>reporter: to anti-abortion groups an his republican riva rivals. >> being pro life is not only about defending unborn children also about defending the mothe mother. >>reporter: ohio governor kasich on gma asked about his recent comment that trump is not ready for the oval office. >> do you know what it which is donaldment just a stream of consciousness but rainy we are dealing in such a serious time. you can't operate like this. going to be president of the united states. people around the world are, must be having a field day. >>reporter: controversy comes as trump struggle to win over women. nearly 3 out of 4 female voters have an unfavorable opinion of him and 4 republican women that number sky rocketing up 25 points in just a matter of months. democrat are salivating at the possibilities. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no as a principa

could not believe it, that was trump's best moment in the debate, reminding pepeoplele how peoplef new york came together we were all l new yorks on september 11, john kasich h is helping trump right now with those ads, it will be a n next 12 days. lou: where kasich finishes i is basically immaterial. the trump strategy is important to him. do you think he is doing the right thing? not traveling to other states, who have contests coming up, some distance like california. that doeoes not do anything ununtil first week of june. but, focus on new york, is that a l lesson of wisconsin? >> i think h he has to do it, he sees this an opportunity to hit ththat 50, get on 95, if he does that, his people think they have a chance to get to 1310, i think if he gegets had 1187, they have a shot to pillll it off, bringing on papaul is a good move, he counted delegates for ford, and reagan, he did a g good job. he was lee atwaters businessss partner, sherobably should have been n onboard a long time ago. lou: what about the ground game? i would have thohought that trump learned his lesson watching whahat happeneded to hm in iowa without a ground game. it you comprehend why

o formed this alliance in an attttem to prevent trump p from winning th delegates needed to clininchhe nomination. haeffort that worked and where does h he stand as he tris close the deal? trina pierson with me liveve, is it indiana, katririna? >> i i t mr. trump is focused on c closing out tonight. of c course we're moviving int indiana. ofof course, when we talk about reaching that goal o of 37, prior to a convention, it t waa fefew ys ago, liz, where the candidates, bothth othe other candidates were saying it was imssible, nobody is going toto get there. we're going to a a cvention, and all of a sudden trtrying jon rces becausese ty knew this whwholtime that donald trump was on track to secure thehe nomination prior to o a conventi. liz: i have to tell you, i canan remember going back to n novber and thininking about this today katrina, where peoeoplwere sitting right xt to meme, pundits and saying rememember, it's e early, back when rudy giuliani h hadun, by february he's out. donald trump m may be out. he's far from m ou ththat said, you now have th alliance but have sothing th the new york post broughtht up today, that is s marc

>> trump h it. hillary is aad candidate. she was abt candidate in a y. she's even worseow. ump is goingo prevail. stuart: will roberts, a pleasure to have you on e show. i enjoyed it and ie you did too. fresh videout of califnia. new at 10:. protesters cla outside of anahm city hall. the city counc voted a measure to publicly denounceonald trump. free speech under attack ain. this time southernalifornia. plus black les matter late ran for e mayor of baltimore. heost t big time. the second hour o of "varney & coany" is twminutes awaway. .. stuart: with you are looking at. [shouting] stuart: let me explain wt isis going on. that is the scene tside anaheim city hall, a clh between protesrs. the citcouncil in anaheim voted on a measu that would denounce donald trump as divisi, divisive rhetoric. trump supportersutside clashing with ump opponents. according to reports, one anti-trump protesterired pepper snto the crowd, five people in tooting twooung girls we hit. a measure was not psed by the city cncil but you saw the violence right there. more on that in a mont. first to thear

. >> i want to bring in ed rollins, you're listening to ivankatrump, donald trump's daghter. she's h me at talking about the city scape at new york city. she is teific! >> i went to the opening of trump with friends of mine involved in the campaign, and she was far better than he was. i said there's a future potential candidate. i think she is a critical dvdviser, she got his abortion answer straightenedut and one of the few people h listens to. lou: you know, w didn't somebody straighten outillary clinton's abortion answs when she started talking about an unbornchild. her mistakes were far worse than anything trump did. unborn child, unborn person, she turned both sides of the pro-life, pro-abortion conflict on their heads. >> she's having a hard campaign. ally having a hard campaign. lou: and gts very little attention, apparently. good f her. apparently, she's thrilled with that. let's listen to -- younow what we're going too, we're going to take a quick break. we'reoing to come right back. when donald trumpakes the stage, you're looking at ivanka trump setting up her dad and doing

h >>> donald trump's campaign adviser saying trump is now the prohibitive favorite in the republican presidential race. trump's convention manager paul manafort talking to sean hannity last night about the prospect of a contested convention. >> there's not going to be a second ballot. there is not an issue. >> you're convinced? >> we have several ways to get to 1,237 by early june and today was a giant step forward, we think we're going to have another great week next week, but more importantly what you saw -- you saw record turnout today in new york and a record turnout with a primary that everybody knew donald trump was going to win. >> a great point and leaked internal memoranda showing the trump campaign is now predicting trump will secure 1,400 delegates to take the nomination on the first ballot in cleveland. joining us now pat buchanan, he has been a senior adviser to three presidents, twice a candidate for the republican presidential nomination himself, he's a nationally syndicated columnist and in between all of that one of the country's leading best selling authors. pat, gr

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f fore sighght their ego is to big for that. >> donald trump gaining onon democratatic front runner hillary clinton, in n a hip theahypothetical head-to-heaed match up. hillary y clinton with 46 pearce, andd mr. trump 43% this a big devevelopment in the race. trumump has been sayg for some meme, i am gaining on her. do you put sto in the poll. >> it is for contest t to have highest unfafavbility ratis it would be those 2. because though one cares - -- about kasich, he leaves in t duh and whs that guy category. >> you he to know enough abt somebody to hate em. kennedy: a gd point, well sa. >> irrelevan kenned rick are processes on both sides, so opaquan ried that the american public is gointo get hosed no matter at. >> if you ink they are, i have seen argumentrom both sides then it is no differt thanhas been for as long as i can remember, i graduated highchool with lincoln. kennedy: a goodoint, it is not different peop a making a big deal because th candidates make s. >> we have tuned to proces it is interesting, it is better, until this 's people had nothing to say about candides it was all the guys smoking cigars the ba room th

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that's what donald trump has done rewritten the play book not looking at the way past campaigns have been done. we hald trump and retail candidate in ted cruz who understands the rules, understands the way the retail organization campaigns are one. so it is an interesting dynamic between two candidates with different approaches and different visions for the republican party. i said for years we burned our republican house to burn the foundation of the republican party. that may be what is unfolding before our eyes. let's keep talking about the presidential race. what do you think about the escalation between the rnc and trump? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page after the show #keep talking. >> aggressive and dangerous. russian warplanes mock an attack. jackie ibanez is here with more. >> take a look at the shocking video shot from the dock of that ship. >> >> to give you an idea of how close that came you can see one of the fighter jets near the coast of pole land. not only are they dangerously close fly byes but they simulated an attack not just once but several times. the white house ca

donald trump trying to put h hi loss in wisisconsin behind him, lding a big rally in bethpage new york tonight. that rally is set to b begin ths hour, it will start momentarily, and when he does move to the podium, we'll be there with our cameras and microphones. some 18,000 of his supporters have requested tickets to the trump campaign eve. we'll have it for you live from the graum an studios venue when trump does take the stage. cruz's victory, resounding 36 delegates compared to 3 that go to trump. >> tonight is the turning point, the rallying cry. the call from the hard working men and women of wisconsin to the people of america. as a result of tonight, as a result of the people of wisconsin defying the media, defying the pundits, i am more and more convincnced that our campaign is going to earn the 1237elegates needed to win the republican nonomination. [cheers and applause] . lou: there were no congratulations from the trump campaign. they released a statement that said -- so much for congratulatio. the presidential race closer, however, on the democratic side, where senator bern

deirdre: donalald trump is the only candidate with h a mathematatical path to getting that magagic number. the rnc communications d directr also said if trurump, he said if he, implication was trump, f fls short of that bound dedelegate number, then we will head to contested conventionon. it looks l likthat is the strarategy of the other two candidates. so, boris, to whwhat extent do u see the rnc as part of thehe stp trump momovement? >> i don't really see em as part of th movovement. right now thmovevement is actuly made up of only two people. it is uz and kasich. i'm rprised kasich didid that before this move. he h a chance to be a vp pick potentially for trump. now he dsn't. he could be a vp pick focrcruz maybe 2024 whenever cruz runs next te after he loses this time. rnc is not part this quote, quote copiracyf you want to cacall it between cruz and kash. despate move by two losing caidates. cory did not answer the qution, cruz saiaid if you c't get 1237 should get t. take his own opinis what he suggesd kasich should do t get ouof the race. deirdre: thank youoth. >> cruise wi get to 1

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trump, triumphed in the keystone state with 99 percent h 99 percent of the vote in, trump has 57 percent of the vote. clinton also swept delaware getting 60 percent with 100 percent reporting. while trump was clear winner in the the g.o.p. race, kasich edged out cruz for second place. >>> clinton took two more states connecticut and maryland but pennsylvania was clearly the big prize of the night. clinton supporters pack the pennsylvania convention center, the campaign says it is now preparing for the november elections. clinton says she's planning for her next trip in philadelphia, the city is hosting democratic national convention in july. >> with your help we will come back to philadelphia for the democratic national conn convention with the most votes and the most pledged delegates. >> clinton is now at least 90 percent of the the way to clinching the democratic nomination. >>> bernie sanders won rhode island and he tells the a associated press that the campaign has a very narrow path the to the nomination, despite yesterday's losses. last night he told supporters in west virginia th

let's watch donald trump. h inclination to attack and insult, but he has an obligation now to try to unite. will he speak about ted cruz like hillary did about bernie. >> no. >> maybe trump will remind everybody that hillary voted with bernie sanders 93% of the time. >> nor will he apologize to jeb bush or marco rubio or to any of the others. i think that's all in his rearview mirror. i don't think -- in case you hadn't noticed i don't think donald trump apologizes. >> he has said he likes marco rubio. >> has he? >> that was soon before a town hall of the families. >> i remember just the other day where he said i like these guys when we're not on camera. >> we've got to the point let's put him on mount rushmore because he said one kind thing about another human being. >> in fairness, when the obama campaign a mere four years ago was putting a steel worker on television to say basically that mitt romney killed the guy's wife -- >> i did that. he did not. this matters to me. mitt romney took over the company and l

from women and hope that he can pull a victory out in indiana and perhaps deny donald trump those delegates that h convention. >> can it help them change the dynamic of the race? >> it's doubtful. it's like the cruz/kasich alliance we talked about earlier in the week. donald trump has a lot of momentum. very hard to see how this can make people reassess ted cruz. remember, vice presidential candidates don't do all that much in a general election. it's hard to see in a primary election how somebody like carly fiorina can make a difference. >> donald trump one with quite a margin. i expected he reacted in his usual way. >> today he decided to act presidential and gave a foreign policy speech, read it from a teleprompter. he was tempered in his approach. it wasn't all that innovative in terms of substance, but donald trump is trying to take on the trappings of the accelerate the momentum he's been accumulating. >> what about bernie sanders versus hillary clinton? >> bernie sanders announced today that he's laying off hundreds of staffers, he's going to focus all his fire power on california. that's t

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deirdre: what he has done, as donald trump said, h, listen when i was in business, i.e., not a professionalolitician i wrote checks to both sides of the aiaisle, that's what bows bh men try to do. >> let's be real. donald trump is trying to reinvent himself principled conserve it to put conservative ideas into action. no one who so conservative will write big check to new york city and new york state politicians in new york city and bankroll the "gang of eight" in washington, d.c. donald trump has been liberal politician, not politician but liberal in new york city. that part of his explanation why he is so far to the left on have it roof issues. he since tried to reinvent himself. he tried to rat generous financial support for democratic politicians all along. we'll hold him in account. while new yorkers arsuffering on high taxes an job killing regulalations put into effect by liberal politicians in new york city and new york state, donald trump has been bankrolling and providing financial support to those same elected officials. >> ron, i want to shift gears if you don't mind and focus on

what is the percentage chance that donald trump has it wrong. >> he has done well h that was the casen wisconsin. donald trump knows that indiana is at attack. if he can win indiana, he can knock off cruz. for someone, a big victory. why he is calling himself the presumptive nominee. we march on. >> the delegates most being hunted right now, are the unbound delegates of pennsylvania. that race decided tonight, 50 delegates to the convention. jacob, you wrangled another i understand. >> i have, from northeast and northwest philadelphia, from the first congressional district to the second, i am here with calvin tucker, who appeared to have won a seat as a republican national convention delegates. sir, congratulations. first and foremost. >> i want to congratulate the people of the second congressional district for having the wisdom to deflect me. and making me one of the three to represent here. >> we were watching here, donald trump talk -- donald trump has done well here. winning the state. uncommitted. >> to be a good father, good hus hand, and to see to lead this nation. >> is there

. >> donald trump h been funding the failed liberal policies and failed liberal politicians for 40 years. >> reporter: meanwhile, ted cruz scoring a victory in colorado. where he netted the most delegates during the party's convention and john kasich stumping in syracuse. >> maybe we could get to hillary if we stop name calling each other. >> as for the democrats, sanders is expected to win wyoming. that would be his seventh win in a row. he is far behind clinton in delegates, but has momentum for new york. meanwhile, his campaign announced he is traveling to the vatican next week. a trip that could yield benefits, but appearing on the international stage comes with peril. this race is getting more interesting. >> tell me about it. kristen. >> it is only april. >> thank you. great to see you in person. >>> bureau for "the daily beast" good morning to you. >> good morning. >> whatever your position on polit politics. referring to the former secretary of state as not qualified is something that could back fire for sanders. will this do lasting damage for the party? >> it does seem like it

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. >> reporter: it's why tomorrow is the best shot for anti-trump groups to show they can stop h as several strategists tell nbc news new ads are on the way beyond the badger state. >> 42 delegates in wisconsin are critical to stopping donald trump. >> reporter: but a win here would prove trump really is teflon even after his toughest week yet. battling back criticism from economists to say he's wrong to warn we're headed for a crash. >> what i said is we're going to go into a massive recession, but i also say if i'm president, that's not going to happen. >> reporter: plus a revealing new profile claiming he wears a bulletproof vest sometimes, even as he comes under fire for rallies that can turn violent. he says he can start acting presidential whenever he wants. so far, it's the same trump on the trail. that's fine with linda hanson, who says she's sticking with him no matter what. >> you're never, ever, ever changing me. i'm totally for him. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, milwaukee. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker traveling with the clinton campaign. it's a question of math versu

one is a poll of new york republicans that has trump at 52%. 25%.h is in second at there is a poll ofyland republicans. trump is up only 10 points over kasich, 41% to 31%. this matters in terms of momentum but also potentially delegate accumulation which he sorely needs. john: if john kasich can get himself into a position where he can be a strong second to donald trump in a lot of these northeastern states, it helps john kasich. impedes -- it further trunks -- trump's ability to get to 1237 before this is over. kasich is still playing the long game. this is key to it. mark: if you can go the next three weeks and finish second in every one, it gives him another talking point. first would be nice. maryland is close enough. it could be a good state. connecticut could set up to be a good state for him. if you can -- if he can get first in a couple of states, it would be a big deal for him. john: let's talk about the low. aside from the eating binge in the bronx, the ohio governor struggled to break through in the national dialogue or drive a single new cycle. a huge missed opportunity in

. >> reporter: trump h of the delegates he needs to avoid a messy fight at the convention, but it's gettinge that deal. mary bruce, abc news, rochester, new york. >> we're going to turn to the democrats now and bernie sanders celebrating another victory. sanders won the caucuses in wyoming over the weekend. but he had to split the state's 14 delegates with hillary clinton. as they eye the delegate-rich state of new york, sanders addressed supporters in coney island and on abc's "this week," he made it clear that he was ready to take the race all the way to the convention. >> here's the point, george, in the last 3 1/2 weeks, we have reduced her margin by a third. no question, i think the momentum is with us. we have come a really really long way, and i think we can win this. >> of course, secretary clinton disagrees say she expects to be the nominee and made her pitch at three bill clinton was speaking to church goers in harlem. >> as president obama's eight years in the white house wind down, he was asked to reflect on his time in office. speaking with fox anchor chris wallace, he was aske