. >> you can send us your questions using hashtag trump today.is wife and kids will join us live, as well. >>> and we are live at windsor castle for the celebrations marking the queen's 90th birthday. happening today--- ==sam/ots== the scandal over volkswagen's diesel cars moves to san francisco. =vo= that's where a federal court hearing is scheduled. >>> the scandal over volkswagen diesel cars moving to san francisco. that's where a federal court hearing is scheduled. volkswagen is expected to announce an agreement with the u.s. government. the associated press is reporting that the german car maker will pay out just over $1 billion. that money would be used to compensate owners of about 600,000 diesel cars. volkswagen now admitting it cheated on its emissions tests. owners could have their cars bought back or have the cars fixed. we knew uber was disrupting the taxi cab industry. duber rides have replaced 30% of all taxi rides. >> and another industry under pressure from uber. >> good morning. rental cars. why rent a car in a strange city when

trump's bay area visit. over the next couple of hours, a plane will be flying over google headquarters, the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge with a banner relating, google, don't be evil, hashtag, dump trump. more than 450,000 people have signed a petition urging the tech giant not to fund the republican national convention if trump is the nominee. that petition was delivered a short time ago at google headquarters in mountain view. >> this rhetoric is amplifying hostilities towards blacks and latinos and muslims, towards women, towards lgbt people. and we think that companies like google need to take a stand and not continue to sponsor the coronation of donald trump. >> one group behind the effort is called "colorofchange." it's an online civil rights organization with four bases including one in oakland. >>> a new campaign office for hillary clinton opens in oakland today. volunteers for the front-runner will be phone banking there through the june primary. mayor libby schaaf will be at the opening ceremonies at the office on 14th street >>> bernie sanders is on the campaign trail as well today in indiana but he is unlikely to win. the campaign laid off about 200 people leav

flew over the tech giant's headquarters in mountain view with a banner reading, don't be evil, hashtag, dump trump. more than 450,000 people have signed a petition urging google not to sponsor the republican national convention if trump gets the nomination. >>> donald trump is in southern california this evening and reporter michelle gile on the orange county event that's expected to draw both supporters and protestors >>> reporter: things got vocal in the line outside of the pacific amphitheater in costa mesa as trump supporters began walking inside and protestors moved closer. [ yelling ] >> reporter: several hundred donald trump supporters came to the fairgrounds in the afternoon to be with one another. it was just 24 hours ago that trump supporters found out their candidate was coming to town. >> i'm here because i think it's important for everybody to come out and support donald trump. we have to show the entire world that we all stand behind him and we support him and we won't be intimidated. we want to make our voices heard. getting tickets was easy. getting down the 405 was easy as well. >

trump over hillary. at first he was hashtag never trump. joining me now van hipp, christopher bedford.e a rubio guy. does it break your heart to see him bend and break a little bit? >> this is marco rubio positioning himself if he ever wants to run for office. he will need the trump voters. trump also said he wanted to bring in other candidates for potential positions. i don't think jeb bush will be secretary of energy but it's a smart strategy, trump-rubio. >> i would say chris christie will probably be the vp. charles: we are getting to the stage where a lot of political phase have to be promised. >> donald trump is pivoting looking for the general election. he has the same problem hillary clinton has got. 40% of the people who supported his opponents are telling the pollsters they will stay home in the general election. but he's a class act setting his rego aside put -- his ego aside putting the country first. others would do well to learn from the marco rubio rrm example. trump is trying to reach out and bring the party together. every time there was a commercial break, donald trum

we have seen a lot of signs that say hashtag dump trump and people out there protesting because of his stance on immigration and you see mexican flags out there, as well. >> once again, the speech coming up roughly around 12:45. you can stream his speech live on our website. that's cbssf.com. we'll also have live team coverage on kpix 5 news at 5:00. that's it for the news at noon. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> nicole: okay, now i think it's a girl. >> maya: oh, no. i'm still getting major boy vibes. >> rick: we could always go back and ask the doctor. >> maya: unh-unh! oh, no. absolutely not. we can wait a little while longer. keep it a surprise. i'm just so happy that everything wt so well. everything's on schedule, measuring perfectly. >> nicole: boy or girl, it's gonna be adorable. >> rick: and healthy. >> nicole: and, you know, a bona fide genius. >> maya: of course. >> rick: it won't be long till we're holding that baby in our arms.

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trump lost. the tweet read, we did it. hashtag never trump. it says it's conduct an investigation into the matter. we have no word to share with you on the outcome of that investigation on whether they caught the perpetrator. but i'm sure we'll see justice done. the real crime in colorado is that the republican party doesn't give of a darn what anybody thinks abolittle proces. it's not arcane and it's not complicated. it seems to be quite something else all together. critics complaining about the race on the other side. bernie sanders won the caucuses saturday. sanders evenly split the wyoming delegates with hillary clinton. that means despite winning 8 out of the past democratic contests, he's still behind clinton 1,068 to 1,75 which includes superdelegates. the u.s. military flew bombers to qatar to support the campaign against isis in syria. military officials insist the cold car era warplane will not be used to carpet bomb the islamic state but that's the aircraft's specialty, and it makes you wonder why ted cruz was criticized this when h

after the delegate situation, i guess we can call it an inadvertent tweet with the colorado gop hashtag never trump. as far as the process do you think donald trump had enough time to understand it? >> he definitely had enough time to understand it. what he didn't think he needed was the money to get the ground game and the organization that he needed. he felt funding his own campaign. i think he was caught flat footed. what we are seeing him do is regroup. he hired rick wylie to kind of get a grasp about these rules, and to get a better understanding of them so he can move forward in a more organized fashion. charles: i remember trying to understand the colorado thing a couple month ago. i lost track, i couldn't figure it all out. there is something to be said for the entire process. delegates who made up their mind, and states that haven't voted. you can argue if someone wins 33% of a state and gets 100% of the delegates, that that's unfair. do you think whoever wins this thing, the voters will get more in the future? >> it will take a lot to overturn the process. but donald trump attacking the p

everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag #onightly. yesterday, trumpade a speech where he laid out his foreign policy. >> i'd like to talk today about how to develop a new foreign policy direction for our country. one that replaces randomness with purpose, ideology with strategy, and chaos with peace. >> larry: okay. so, so there are some-- some people, some of your people, i would say, felt his tone and demeanor seemed more presidential. i mean, to me it seemed like he was in a fifth grade remedial reading class of prompters or something. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> larry: i would ask, why is the bar set so low for donald trump? >> i think that's unfortunate because i believe when people are presidential, then they haveave lot less sexism air, lot less bigotry, a lot liz racism. but trump embodies all of those things. i don't think his speech was presidential. it was the antithesis of everything he talked about. it was cattotic and lacked detail. >> we give him credit for being able to read. >> yes. >> larry: that's what i'm saying. that's what i'm sayin

hashtag, never trump. that feeds the narrative that this process is rigged and donald trump will take advantage of that. >> to me it's not even rigged. what i think is so fascinating, grimly compelling is it's just the rules are what they are. no one thinks of the rules as being the most important thing. what think of the rules of creating the condition that the person will be the nominee with the most votes. now they will find out that's not the way the rules work. isn't that a problem? >> chris, look, i can't be responsible for america's lack of civics education, but the party rules are what they are. the only thing that matters and we repeated this, you've said this and everyone else has too, the only thing that matters is 1237. if you're not there, it's nothing. if you're there, it's something. it doesn't matter if he got more votes or a plurality. if he doesn't get a majority, it's not real. it doesn't matter. i know that donald trump loves to whine about the process. he loves to complain about the pr

trump gets the nomination. a plane flying overhead with the banner read, don't be evil, hashtag dump trump. >>> in less than an hour donald trump will take to a stage at a rally in orange county. hundreds of trump supporters and protestors waited outside the amphitheater in costa mesa. backers had 24 hours' notice that their candidate was coming to town. today's rally comes just two days after trump backers and owe.opponents clashed outside city council hall. the city council was voting on a resolution condemning the presidential candidate. protestors used pepper spray and several people had to be treated by paramedics. for his part, trump was stumping for votes today in indiana. >> because i'm winning by millions of votes, and, in fact, today with the long way to go although we don't have a long way if i can win in indiana, if i win, we win. it's over. [ applause and cheers ] >> it's over! >> if we win in indiana, it's over. but you know, with a long way to go -- >> california's presidential primary is on june 7. >>> less than an hour ago, staffers opened a new campaign office for hillary clinton in downtown

matt leonard of oakland tweeted, since trump loves walls, we made him cross one to get to his speech today. hashtag, stop trump, love trump hate. >> we are now giving you your chance to weigh in after watching the bay area erupt in chaos after trump's arrival. tonight we're asking, what do you think would happen if trump were elected president? you can weigh in right now, send me a tweet at #veronicadlcruz. we are going to be reading your comments on facebook live on our kpix 5 facebook page. that happens at 7:10 right after this newscast! and then tonight as well on bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. i'll be reading your comments. >>> a cyclist cheats death in a chain reaction crash. the incredible moment he ditched his bike and avoided getting crushed. >> and a more direct way to get to the desert. how you may soon be able to fly to burning man. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, being hit by a large cargo truck. he was waiting for a light to >>> some dramatic video from china. a cyclist on an electric bike narrowly avoided being hit by a truck. the truck hit a van

trump gets the nomination. a plane even flew overhead with a banner reading, don't be evil. hashtag dump trump. >>> two brothers in san jose have been arrested for a chilling crime. the young men are accused of murdering their parents. kiet do is live in san jose on one of the suspect's next steps after the killing >>> reporter: good morning. hasib golamrabbi is in jail now but has a court appearance here it the hall of justice in downtown san jose in a couple of hours. this as we are learning new details about what happened after police say he shot and killed his own parents. we have tracked down a friend in tracy at his home where golamrabbi stayed for 24 hours. he showed up to the friend's house unexpectedly to confess. matthew says he brought the older brother food and water out of fear of what the accused killer might do to his family. hasib hid in the closet and shared bizarre details of the murder of his mother and father. >> he shot his dad five times in the back and he would not stop screaming so he had to end him quickly, which prompted his mom to, um, scream and, um, ask

rory cooper is a senior advicer to the hashtag never trump trump's pack. what's your reaction hearing about cruz and john kasich teaming up trying to stop trump? have they reached out to you to work together? >> first off, hi thomas. they have not reached out to us, that's not how this could work. what they have done is take a page from our strategy book. we have been looking at john kasich in states that he's been strong for, you know, over a month now and hoping that the candidates would spend times in areas where they have the best chance of denying trump's delegates. looks like the campaign is catching up. you can find a voter guide that tells you which candidates to vote for to stop donald trump. neither of them have a shot if we don't get to our second ballot. >> it does not sound like much of a deal that's being -- >> john kasich is out there telling indiana voters well, i never said don't vote for me, do that anyway. is that under kiticutting the w alliance side deal? not competing in indiana and let it go into cruz. >> listen, i don't expect any o

even if this never trump hashtag group tries to take out donald trump they still have an issue.hose other two candidates are not likely to win the plurality of female voters. you will have issue with the establishment, even if you get rid of trump. i say this to the republican party, you do not by destroying donald trump get rid of your women problems. harris: even john kasich made a couple missteps in terms of what he said on the trail with regard to women as well. melania trump on the campaign trail. perhaps an answer from donald trump. we'll see. andrea: kasich is polling worst than donald trump with women. that women issue don't go away. >>> meantime after a rocky week on the campaign trail and surprise sit-down in d.c. with donald trump head of rnc, reince priebus, on sunday, taking what may have been a veiled swipe at trump, warning republican candidates to watch what they say. >> look, obviously we're having a conversation within a small circle of people and, and you know tone and tenor have consequences. it means that the challenge is, in the general election will be the

the rubio campaign or at least people within team rubio started the never trump hashtag campaign. they were sort of the tip of the spear on never trump. it would be shocking. again, back in 1992 jerry brown correctly accused hillary clinton of corruption during his campaign against bill clinton and they are all friends now. remember that? do you remember in '92? >> the dig in on hillary in every segment. >> i'm trying to bring context to the conversation. >> he did his historical work on this. he did come up with other examples of how they come back together. >> what is true is how this all comes together on the republican side at the end of this is a little harder to see. this is definitely one of the more complicated dances. whoever comes out of this as the nominee putting this all together will be about as hard as it has been. >> not to mention that whoever becomes the nominee might have to pick their vp on stage when they get voted in on the first, second, third or tenth ballot. >> we might see people running as a ticket f. it is a contested convention they might say nominate m

trump movement. for a practical effect, it does not seem to be very potent to say the least. i understand there is hashtagsnd never trump, but there is not an organized effort with any effectiveness aimed at stopping him. the argument makes no sense. people say, never trump. well, will you support trump as the republican nominee? i'm going to support the nominee. both cannot be true. and it undermines the argument that no one is saying in public what people say privately. about donald trump and the republican leadership i think that speaks to why that movement is so weak. they say in private he is unfit to be president. he is unfit psychologically, temperamentally, he is unfit ideologically but no one is making that argument publicly. mark: you were reluctant to say what would you do to take over the cruz campaign. if i gave you $100 million and say, stop trump, what would you spend it on? steve: you would try to stop him on temperament issues. you would go back and revisit -- the most powerful political ad in america history was the daisy ad in 1954 against lbj running against goldwater, using images of t

trump movement. from a practical effect, it doesn't seem to be very potent to say the least. i understand there's hashtagst there's not an organized effort with an effectiveness aimed at stopping them. no one is making the argument. the argument makes no sense. people say never trump. will you support trump as the republican nominee? i'm going to support the nominee of my party. both cannot be true. it undermines the argument that no one is saying in public what people say privately about donald trump and the republican establishment and leadership. i think that speaks to why that movement is so weak. >> what are they saying? >> he's unfit to be president of the united states and they'll never vote for him. he's unfit psychologically, temperamenta temperamentally. no one is making that argument reluctantly. >> if i give you 100 million bucks and say stop trump, how would you stop him? >> you would try to stop him on temperament issues. the most powerful political ad was the daisy ad in 1964 against lbj. lbj running against barry goldwater. mushroom clouds, the instability of the world. you'd make a temper

trump was how he engaged the electorate here. we was running against scott walker and paul ryan. the hashtagf never trump has been working against him for quite a while in this state. he got out of here because the pollsn't have been good, but his message is still resinates. the polls do have ted cruz up with the exception of one outlier. what donald trump has to do is try to win some of the congressional districts. but this is a lot different than what we thought after the michigan primary where he did so well. another thing to watch, john, before marco rubio got out of this race, donald trump was polling at 33%. if he doesn't get above 33%, that means he wasn't able to get any of the rubio support he thought he would get. >> ted cruz and donald trump spent a lot of time trying this week trying to get john kasich to get out of the race. why do they care so much? >> reporter: well, it's a really interesting thing that is going on. everybody is looking to july in cleveland, john, and the convention. what they want john kasich to get for is different reasons. donald trump sees him as a impedim

what he is trying to do is sort of play on that never trump idea with a hashtag that turned into a movementere in wisconsin backed by scott walker and some others. the lieutenants governor here so many people working to deny donald trump not necessary to elevate ted cruz. you one thing you have to look at is ted cruz goes into new york, pennsylvania, all of nooepingz, delaware, maryland. that's not where he is most comfortable. he did what he had to do in denying a good number of delegates donald trump keeping the convention hope alive. >> bernie sanders is playing up his momentum but as david shuster said, he has an uphill battle. >> he does. the battle is less and less uphill every time he wins a state, antonio, he does what he has to do. you cannot deny he did that here this is a primary state, of course. it's a very white state, very typical for the kind of states bernie sanders has won when they have been in primaries. he moves on to wyoming and a caucus, very happy tonight. not in wisconsin but very happy when he spoke to his supporters. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin >> we

when you go to vote in new jersey or new york in the upcoming days, trump, kasich, cruz, there will be no choice that says hashtagp. you need to be an actual human being, and at this point it's cruz or kasich. i will say about six or eight weeks ago there was more of that evident about around mr. trump. it was, oh, gosh, after nevada we had the first four contests, so cruz won iowa, and then trump won the next three, and people said before super tuesday let's just hang it up. people like bob dole saying i can get used to him, strength lott. now -- trent lott, now you don't hear that as much because people are seeing the probability of an open, contested convention if nobody gets to 1237 outright. what happens at that convention in cleveland, i think, we're seeing now the way the infrastructure, the ground game, the data analytics of the cruz campaign portends well for an open convention. martha: right. >> if you just look at colorado, if you're able to get your stuff together and persuade these delegates not just through rallies and tweets and insults, of course, cruz may have a shot in chiefland on the second ba

trump's argument. bill: they probably lose a little steam in their argument when the party sent out a tweet. >> it was a tweet from the official twitter account. we did it hashtagever trump. that was almost immediately deleted and party officials said they were hacked and someone unauthorized did it and they were hacked. bill: in the coming days we have new york and trump has a lead and it's sizable. >> new york is huge. it has 95 delegates. trump will have to win big across the state to get all 95 new york delegates, otherwise they will be attributed proportionally. if you look at the polls, ted cruz is in third place in the fox news poll. you have john kasich, then ted cruz. bill: the week ahead is pennsylvania. trump has a sizable lead. of 71 delegates in pennsylvania they only give out 17 on primary night. the boston globe did something probably we have never seen before from a big league american newspaper. this looked like a cover of the onion. what were they trying to prove. what was this about. >> they say it was an editorial comment on the front page they home they never have to print in a trump presidency. but someone points's out it looked like a hig

trump campaign. one thing brett baier was talking about it's the hashtag eventually trump campaign.do you hear about it in washington? do you find insiders are accepting that slowly or no? >> well, they have been struggling and kicking their feet and crying and whining the whole way. last week at the rnc convention or the rules meeting we saw reince priebus put down the movement and say, listen, we have to unify behind whoever the candidate is. a vote against the party is a vote for hillary clinton. they are slowly coming around to it. >> he did put his foot down on friday. >> yeah. >> kelly riddell from the washington times. thanks for joining us. have a great sunday. >> jon? >> there is a massive manhunt under way in ohio for whoever gunned down eight people in four different crime scenes. the victims members of the same family. we'll update you on that. >>> plus, bernie sanders getting the nudge to get out of hillary clinton's way. why our next guest calls it hypocritical. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during t

hashtag cheesy. and trumpe never wanted to buy m and ms or buy a can of dupont paint because ads are plastered all over nascars. pointless. hey, look, connect with me on social media @lizclaman. all of our sites are here. now, this kobe story, absolutely huge. and fox news' jim gray was on hand for kobe bryant's magical night. he talked to the lakers' star right after his final game. >> kobe, are you sure after a 60-point performance and a massive comeback that you want to leave? >> yep. [laughter] i feel really comfortable with it, you know? i'm happy to be able to, you know, end my career on this type of note. i am very comfortable with my decision. >> you've been in this uniform now for about an hour and a half after the game. >> yeah. >> how tough will it be to take it off knowing it's the last time? >> it's amazing putting it on for the love last time, and it's going to be really strange knowing i'm never going to wear this jersey ever again. it's hard, last sunday game we had, our sunday whites, taking i

>> you know, i tweeted out yesterday that we've seen #nevertrump and we've seen hashtag always trump.think among establishment republicans #eventuallytrump. they're looking at numbers and how it goes forward in 15 states remaining, they see he can get there on the first ballot. you look at delegates now. you do the delegate math up till juneth, the final primaries include comes short in even a conservative positive for trump estimate but he is also possibly enabled to negotiate with the unbound delegates and get him over the top on the first ballot. so i do think that there is a change in the establishment's thought about donald trump. and i think they're hoping that some of these campaign wise men that he has brought in are going to change a little bit of his tone and tenor on the trail. martha: that is bad news for ted cruz if that is the case because he relies on that dogged commitment to getting to 1237 before you get to cleveland, right? >> well, exactly and you know, the ted cruz people are banging that not only does donald trump come up short but he that is unable to even move

. >> before we can get rid of all the hashtags out there, the anti-trump billionaires are going to give it one more shot. they are funding grounds operations. the delegates. that's who they are putting money into. the anti-trump. the senior advisors will explain why these billionaires are trying desperately to stop donald trump. company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. charles: parachuting from private jets. they tried everything else, now they are look at dealt gat fight as their last stand to block donald trump. they are increasing their grounds name to insure the selection of delegates defeats donald trump. renoining meow, tim blackwell, scott brown, tammy bruce and mark were ran oh. ran -- mark serrano. i'm saying this is the establishment's last stands. >> i don't think it's the last stand. and i don't think air trump should be the only plane in the air. the supreme court decide money

trump a sore loser. yesterday he said on twitter over 1.3 million voted in eutaw, north dakota, wisconsin, colorado, wyoming you lost all five in a row by huge margins. hashtag no whining. almost every poll has trump ahead by almost 30 points followed by john kasich and cruz in third. there was no energy jeb bush and i will inn cruz and he debuted his nickname for clinton, crooked clinton. she brush it had off on one of the sunday shows. >> i don't respond to donald trump and his string of insults about me. i can take care of myself. he goes after women. he goes after muslims. he goes after immigrants. he goes after people with disabilities. he is hurting our unity at home. he is undermining the values that we stand for in new york. >> clinton is ahead by double dig gets in new york but bernie sanders is drawing huge crowds. look at this rally. this campaign claims his rally in brooklyn new york hit a record of 29,000 people. >> this campaign is going to win because order nas-- it is ordin people not just wealthy campaign contributors. >>est that's a clear big at clinton. >> all will be campaigning in new york except ted cruz. he will spend the day in new en

trump can unify the party? >> i think it would be very very tough. in wisconsin at least. and here is why. there is a huge hashtaggigantic electoral motivator, especially in southeastern wisconsin where we get three quarters of our primary votes like the ones right behind me now. and when you have talk radio that is so negative on donald trump's candidacy it is going to be a really tough idea to unite around a candidate that's been very divisive, at least here in wisconsin. that is why i think tonight is going to be a very very important indicator of what happens next. will donald trump pull this one out? will the voters in southeastern wisconsin outnumber the voters from out state who tend to be a little bit more conservative. and libertarian leaning here in wisconsin. the ones in southeastern wisconsin, a little more establishment. will we end up seeing a complete toss up? something that we didn't expect at all. john kasich pulling it out because he won the endorsement of former wisconsin governor tommy thompson. i think tonight is going to be fascinating but ultimately i think tonight ted cruz prevails. >> lie

hashtag tonightly. the new york primary was yesterday and trump and hillary were the big stories.question is does this look like finally what we are going to see in the fall? >> do you think it is hillary at this point? you are a big bernie supporter, right? >> can i not say those words. >> larry: you cannot say the words, right. hillary did say in her speech, she say there is more that unites us than divides us. >> did she get specific about that, because i would be curious. >> larry: she did not get sphesk about it. but you think it's up to her to woo the bernie supporters or should the bernie supporters just jump on the hillry train. >> she can get them but she will have a whole lot of wooing. these people were ready to vote for a socialist. >> not only that, so many of these people weren't democrats. so many independents, so many working-- so many green, you know, so they don't want to vote democrat. it was him that growt them in. >> larry: uh-huh. >> so her platform is so different than his, you assume they are just going to roll over is really naive. i mean i think that you

trump there. tonight he's started the hashtag online on his official twitter account with #whining isn't winning in reference to donald trump. and really going after him in a series of comments today, including this latest on a radio interview tonight. him saying the reason why donald trump is screaming about this election being stolen from him. ted cruz says that's because donald terrorirump is angry bec people are just not voting for him. this is a new front as this inches toward a contested convention. >>> more on the cruz/trump delegate war. how it's playing out and what might happen down the road. joining us is "inside politics" anchor john king to run it all down by the numbers. obviously we saw trump reacting angrily to the colorado delegate results. complaining the system is rigged. explain what happened. >> it's rigged if by you mean -- by following the rules postod the colorado party website for anybody to see for months, then it's rigged. donald trump got outhustled. he had people on the ground in colorado who didn't know what they were doing. ted cruz gets 30-plus delegates. and donald

hashtag "tonightly." violence has been breaking out over the last week at trump rallies.xample: >> hey! >> larry: right, so we talked about this earlier in the show. some say trump incites it and some people blame the protestors, so, who's really to blame for these violent outbursts -- trump, the protestors, the type of people he appeals to, or obama? >> i mean, i think you absolutely have to blame trump. you can't look at his rallies and see him say words like "no, ma'am him out" and if you do "i'll pay his legal fees" and not take responsibility for your words. you're encouraging your supporters to be violent. >> i believe you can only blame trump because you can't blame dumb people. (laughter) >> you can't. these people are dumb. they are sheep. they are sheep. (cheers and applause) >> i agree. wearing camouflage inside. they're dumb people. >> this is america, man. a wall a choices. that man was 72 years old. if you can't control yourself at 72, kill yourself! you don't have impulse control at that age -- >> larry: as long as you're killing, why don't you start with y

trump movement. for practical effect, it does not seem to be potent. i understand there are hashtagst an organized effort with effectiveness. no one is making the argument. people say, never trump. i will support the nominee of my party. thatdermines the argument no one is saying in public what people say privately about donald trump and the republican establishment and leadership. that speaks to why the movement is weak. mark: what are they saying privately? guest: that he is not fit to be president of the united states, psychologically, temperamentally. no one is making that argument publicly. reluctant to say what you would do if you took campaign,urz -- cruz if i gave you $100 million, what would you spend it on? guest: he would stop him on temperament issues. the most powerful political ad lbj,he daisy ad against using images of the north korean leader, mushroom clouds. you would make a temperament and character attack. you would remind people that the president of the united states is the most powerful person in the world, since atop the command authority. commander-in-chief of

trump post-super tuesday lap. christie's body language spanning a chris christie hashtag and prompted the new jersey governor himself to address the matter clarifying no i wasn't being held hostage by donald trump. last night christie's face seemed to register a different emotion, one of apparent amusement. >> i'm not changing. i went to the best schools. i'm like a very smart person. i'm going to represent our country with dignity. >> christie really stole the show yesterday was not the governor of new jersey, but rather the state's first lady when donald trump asserted the only reason that hillary clinton was winning because of her gender it seemed like mary pat christie had a few thoughts on that. >> i think the only card she's got going is the woman's card. if hillary clinton were a man i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she has going is the woman's card and women don't like her. >> a closer examination of the side eyes seen round the world shows some possible apprehension by the republican front-runner displayed across her face. why that moment last night was a tiny preview to the entire

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