importantville, bill hemmer. that is a suburb somewhere in indiana. >> suburb the indianapolis somewhere. it is very important. if you look at the math -- sandra: which you do. >> i do a lot. i even do it in my sleep these days you can see how, if cruz doesn't change the story tonight, that trump stays on that number and all likelihood, may not be a battle until cleveland. harris: if you just look at the numbers, donald trump needs 241 to clinch. there are more delegates available than he actually needs. so, i mean, i don't know how you -- >> tell you i was looking at it. if cruz wins, it will be the story of the year. harris: sure. >> it will send the story of this campaign in entirely different direction but if trump cleans up, he has 30 delegates statewide to the winner whoever wins that then you have 27 divided among nine congressional districts. what does that mean? if you do really well across the state as trump did last week and tuesday prior to that, he could hit that number that takes him to the point of

bill hemmer is live for us here in new york city. let's begin with john roberts also live in indianapolis. john, really today this is do or die for the ted cruz campaign. >> reporter: well, not if you listen to ted cruz or his closest campaign associates. they say he's going to continue this all the way through to the end. if you talk to a lot of establishment republicans, even they will he abobegin to acknowledge if ted cruz loses tonight, the path forward will be very difficult for him. if he loses indiana tonight, it won't be for lack of effort. he's certainly taken a page out of donald trump's playbook in terms of earned media. he's gotten on the air a whole lot. the confrontation yesterday with the trump supporter announcing carly fiorina as his running mate early. there was the endorsement of indiana governor mike pence. then that path that he had with kasich. this morning when donald trump accused ted's father rafael of being in league with harvey oswa oswald. >> i'm going to do something i haven't done for the entire campaign

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bill: i'm bill hemmer.ng with other top republicans comes as trump narrows his vice-presidential search. he tells bill o'reilly he has short list of veteran politicians, maybe five or six. he has not ruled out his white house transition team either, which is new jersey governor chris christie as of yesterday we found out. >> i like chris a lot. i'm not going to say ruling in or out. i have in mind five different people. i think they're excellent. i will announce whoever it will be at the convention. >> can you give me one? >> i'd love to give you all five but i can't, bill. i won't do that bill. >> you're in charge. >> not even fair to you. martha: michael warren, staff writer for "weekly standard." good to see you this morning. let's deal with first things first here. the republicans sort of getting their ducks in a row, thinking how they approach the donald trump issue when he arrives on capitol hill tomorrow. what do you think about what paul ryan's strategy is here? >> i don't know if paul ryan has a st

who better to ask than bill hemmer live at the pill board. >> hey there, brett and megyn.y strong after this victory tonight. i will show it to you right now. we have so far awarded trump 45 of the 57 delegates in indiana. that means he gets 30 statewide and about another dozen so far with 12 more still on the table. so here he is 1041. that includes the 40 unpledged delegates in pennsylvania a week ago. he needs 196 to get there before the night started, we put this projection together. now, this is certain to change after tonight. just as it has over each primary that has succeeded it. but this is what we believe as of now winner-take-all nebraska would go cruz. west virginia heavily favored for donald trump on his column a week from tonight. then we go out west, oregon slight favor for trump washington state slight favorite for trump. move into june 7th, first tuesday of the month with five states still on the board. they would be, as of now, and this could change again, but winner-take-all montana for cruz,likewise south dakota for cruz. slight edge in new mexico for t

bill: i'm bill hemmer. trump predicts the race is effectively over today.7 delegates up for grabs. trump needs 241 to clinch the nomination. john roberts on the road in indianapolis. let's start this hour with this. how would indiana set direction for this campaign after tonight? reporter: bill, this is an inflection point, if donald trump comes out of with a big win, particularly a big win could seal the deal as presumptive nominee. if ted cruz based on upset on the polls, that could change the whole narrative. donald trump is telling people this week if he wins indiana it is all over. certainly there is tremendous amount of excitement here in the hoosier state, first time anyone can remember things really matter here. that their vote really counts. what happens with the republican party. donald trump at a rally in south bend, indiana, last night tapping into that enthuse after. listen what he told the crowd. >> now all of sudden indiana, usually it is late, but now indiana is becoming very important. and i say, i say so important in terms of the race. usu

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, happy friday.o throw his support behind donald trump. republican chairman reince priebus will meet next week to talk things over. on foxx and friends today trump criticized his party for its performance four years ago in 2012. >> they lost a race that should have been won last time. i've been very open about it. that was a raise should have been easily run. that is easier race than i have this year. i will win. you see the polls going up ralliedly. but i was very, very surprised. talks about unity, what is this about unity? bill: this morning an hour ago, trump tweeted, that paul ryan said i inherited something special, the republican party. wrong. i didn't inherit it. i won it with millions of voters. john roberts traveling with the trump team in omaha, nebraska. john, good stay to you. >> bill, good morning to you. this is either turning out to be battle of wills or battle position and senority. the big question this morning, will paul ryan get behind donald trump? as importantly will donald trum

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.wo orange items believed to be from the wreckage. that is not confirmed. it is being reported however. 200 miles southeast of the greek island of crete. no independent confirmation of this as we work through it. egyptair flight 804 en route from paris to cairo when it disappeared in the dark of night. the airbus a320 vanished from radar 10 miles after entering egyptian airspace. martha: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot near charles de gaulle airport in paris which was the takeoff spot tore this plane. what is it like there, greg? reporter: we're in charles today fall airport in front of terminal one where egyptair flight 804 left from. where another egyptair flight is set to go to cairo. we have been told among the passengers will be some family members of the victims that you mentioned. 56 passengers and 10 crewmembers and security. they have been waiting all morning for some kind of an answer here about what happened to their loved ones. basically heard it from french

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.its involved series of edits asked by chief correspondent james rosen whether or not the obama administration lied about the timing of talks were iranian leadership. now about eight minutes of video have been cut and replaced with a white flash. >> there are remaining concerns that whave as you all are familiar with, whether it's their involvement in support of the regime in syria or humanitarian issues. and so that has not changed that. >> the obama administration says -- bill: there it was. in part of that removed video the state department spokeswoman, jen psaki admits sometimes the press needs to be misled. that was the suggestion. listen three years ago. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations are is concerned, to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is good example of that. martha: james rosen joins us live from washington. jame

bill hemmer is live for us here in new york city. with john roberts also live in indianapolis. john, really today this is do or die for the ted cruz campaign. >> reporter: well, not if you listen to ted cruz or his closest campaign associates. they say he's going to continue this all

our special coverage with megyn kelly and bill hemmer, myself and a cast of others.n, everybody. have a good one. >>> tonight, the stakes are high heading into tomorrow's indiana primaries. >> it's over. think it's over now, but it's over. >> gop front-runner donald trump is here font with reaction. >>> then, is indiana a must-win for senator ted cruz? and will he support trump if trump becomes the nominee? maybe not. >> are you going to support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> i am going to beat donald trump. >> laura ingraham will weigh in. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who get off the reservation. >>> plus hillary clinton is being slammed for her distasteful remarks and donald trump continues to hammer the democratic front-runner. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. >> monica crowley, geraldo ve

our special coverage with megyn kelly and bill hemmer, myself and a cast of others. we'll see you then, everybody. have a good one. >>> tonight, the stakes are high heading into tomorrow's indiana primaries. >> it's over. think it's over now, but it's over. >> gop front-runner donald trump is here font with reaction. >>> then, is indiana a must-win for senator ted cruz? and will he support trump if trump becomes the nominee? maybe not. >> are you going to support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> i am going to beat donald trump. >> laura ingraham will weigh in. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who get off the reservation. >>> plus hillary clinton is being slammed for her distasteful remarks and donald trump continues to hammer the democratic front-runner. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. >> monica crowley, geraldo rivera, and peter johnson jr. react to all of this. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." so voters head to the polls tomorrow in indiana. now, the hoosier state could have a major impact on the 2016

i'm bill hemmer. another primary day, too. martha: i'm martha maccallum.

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.ew "abc news/washington post poll" shows clinton up 46-44. both within the margin of error. trump taking the cue and going on the attack. >> she is ineffective. bernie sanders said she is not qualified to be president and he meant it and he said it because, you know frankly, with her decisions you look at, you look at libya, you look at offshoots of libya, benghazi, so much different things, we could go on for days. >> donald trump from over the weekend. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. good morning to you. >> hi, martha. martha: new polls to look at. this race has tightened quite a bit in the last month. how significant are these numbers? >> i think these numbers are quite significant although i would note there has been a kind of a perfect storm here for trump and against hillary in the sense that trump emerges now a couple weeks ago as the, as the sure nominee. and then the attacks on him from, you know his rivals stop and, it has been a calm couple of weeks and he is f

bill: i'm bill hemmer. deputy national security advisor ben rhodes was invited to testify. a no-show. the white house says executive privilege is on the line. oversight committee member trey gowdy on "america's newsroom" explained why rhodes needs to be questioned about the recent iran deal. >> we need to understand ben rhodes is. he wrote the same memo denied it was libya. he is a writer. that's good for writing hallmark cards but not so good if you're advisor to the president of the united states. martha: turns out ben rhodes will be speaking today but will not be doing so at this hearing. reporter: that's right, martha. good morning. president's deputy national security advisor is scheduled to participate this afternoon in symposium on southeast asia at center for new american security. once this firestorm erupted oaf rhodes's comment to the "new york times" magazine about creation of an echo chamber to peddle a false narrative about the iran nuclear deal, house oversight chairman, jason chaffetz, republican utah, called a hearing, white house narratives. the white house

bill: i'm bill hemmer. those are dark skies.hreat after a string of tornadoes swept across the rockies over the weekend. watch. stunning video here. colorado hit hard. one tornado stayed on the ground for 10 miles ripping through multiple homes. another twister injuring five people. maria molina is on the ground actually shot some amazing video. she is live in wichita, kansas on the move. back in colorado, how did that tornado form, maria? >> bill and martha, good to hear your voices. welcome to everybody at home. we captured amazing video in colorado on saturday evening. what happened the upper level low pressure system kind of tracked over parts of colorado. we had a warm front across eastern colorado and super cells fired up ahead. once they interacted with the warm front they started to spin and produce multiple tornadoes. the biggest one that tornado in ray, colorado, it hit just north of town. unfortunately bringing damage to the town and causing some injuries out there, bill. bill: where is the threat today now for severe

i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. donald trump back on the campaign trail. four states over the next four days and coming out swinging, directly at hillary clinton, questioning her claims that she protects women. mr. trump telling bill o'reilly why he was forced to go down this road. >> i don't like doing that but i have no choice. she hits me on things. i have no choice. it is unfair. they have been dirty players historically, i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. eric: senior national correspondent john roberts live in albuquerque, new mexico, where mr. trump is holding a rally. guess what, president clinton is in the state campaigning for his wife. john, this ad, everyone is talking bit. tell us about it. reporter: something that the trump campaign posted on its intragram site yesterday. features sound recordings of people like monica lewinsky, juanita broderick, kathleen willey talking about their their experiences with bill clinton. reminder what happened in the 1970s, 1990s, infidelities, allegations of sexual assault on bill clinton's par

bill: that makes me bill hemmer.hter] saying she did not know what the rules were and, more or less, it was not her fault. >> well, you know, this report makes clear that personal e-mail use was the practice under other secretaries of state, and the rules were not clarified until after i had left. but as i've said many times, it was still a mistake. if i could go back, i'd do it differently. and i understand people have concerns about this, but i hope voters look at the full picture of everything that i've done and the full threat posed by a donald trump presidency. and if they do, i have faith in the american people. bill: so there you have that. peter doocy live in d.c. do we expect more from hillary clinton about the server? will she say something perhaps today or not? >> reporter: bill, she's not mentioning it at her rallies. she said yesterday she thinks she's already gone into enough detail about the thought process behind setting up that server. >> i testified for 11 hours before the committee, the benghazi co

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning., 57 delegates on the line tomorrow. >> if we win indiana it's over, okay? [cheers and applause] most people think they -- we can focus on "crooked hillary." please let's focus on hillary. >> carly terrifies hillary clinton. [cheering] i can just picture hillary thinking about carly, tossing and turning and tossing and turning, in her jail cell. [cheering] >> in six teen separate polls i beat hillary in the fall. the reason i win in the fall, that is when people say, i really want to have somebody that knows how to land the plane. bill: brand new polling shows that hillary clinton would lose the state of indiana head-to-head matchups. indiana has been ruby red for decades against all three republican contenders. trump beating clinton 48-41. cruz, 50-43. kasich way ahead. martha: tucker carlson, daily caller and host of "fox & friends" weekend and fox news contributor. good to see you this morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: bernie sanders also wins in the indiana matchups. look a

bill: i'm bill hemmer.ding us at home, put down the phone or maccallum is coming after you. martha: live in the moment. bill: live. brand new developments, hillary clinton getting a boost from california governor jerry brown. the governor has taken sides a week before that critical primary endorsing clinton in an open letter to california democrats and independents. "real clear politics" polling average shows clinton ahead in that state, 50%, sanders 42. saying over the weekend, his chances are getting better there. >> i'm feeling good. i believe we have an excellent chance to win here in california and i believe we have a chance to win big and i believe that if we dwell here in california we have a good shot winning number, maybe all of the other states that are coming up on june 7th. martha: hmmm. fox team coverage, mike emanuel in california following the sanders campaign, and first jennifer griffin with latest on hillary clinton. why is secretary clinton cutting short the campaign event that was suppose

bill: i'm bill hemmer. this may be the day.er paul ryan as we speak. so far ryan has not endorsed trump's bid for the presidency. what does trump expect from the meeting? here he is last night talking to greta about that. >> i think we want to get to know each other. we want to see if we have the same ideas. i represent a large group of people with strong ideas and foundation and i think we want to see a little bit about that. hopefully it will work out. martha: about 11:45 eastern time this morning donald trump will meet with republican leaders in the senate side. he is with the house side. earlier today former massachusetts scott brown who has been a trump supporter early on and he is joining us now. scott brown, good to have you here this welcome. >> good morning, thank you. martha: there are obviously a number of issues are the big divide. one of them is the question of discussion of muslims and comments that donald trump made. it needs to be remembered they were made shortly after the killings in san bernanadino. he called

bill: i'll bill hemmer.es" getting a lot of pushback saying trump consistently called the line with women. trump calling the front page story a hit piece. at least one woman quoted by the article, a former girlfriend disputing characterization of her relationship. she had a positive experience with trump but "times" spun it to negative experience. marth: the words evoke a familiar cascade of casual insults hurled from safe distance after twitter account, radio show, campaign podium. this is the public treatment of some women by mr. trump, the presumptive republican nominee for president. defraying, personal, deformed. that from "the new york times." brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. martha: did the support the evidence. >> what is knew about it, or at least some of what is new bit isn't true, and what is true about it isn't new. so it really doesn't amount to much consider the splash it got in the peep. there is real question whether the lead act neck dote concerning a woman who said contrary to

bill: i'm bill hemmer. the desk is that. what is up, maccallum. martha: the desk is back.t set we arrive to. bill: sanders easily beating her in oregon, putting spotlight on weaknesses in the clinton campaign. the latest tally giving sanders a nine-point edge. clinton had narrow victory in kentucky by less than 2,000 votes. that race is yet to be officially declared one way or the other. martha: meanwhile sanders says he is not going anywhere. he has an important message for his party. >> it can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome into the party people who are prepared to fight for real economic and social change. [cheers and applause] bill: he was fired up. mike tobin live this morning in louisville, kentucky. mike a close race in kentucky. what does it look like this morning? reporter: yeah it was a close race, bill, but if hillary clinton was looking for a win that could put bernie sanders in her past, she did not get it in kentucky. the split between the two, .5. less than .5 of a percentage point, 4.8, 46.3, those are rounded. earlier this in the evening

bill: i'm bill hemmer. president saying world leaders are paying close attention to this campaign, and, he says, they have good reason to be rattled by trump's message. >> i think it's fair to say that they are surprised by the republican nominee. they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they're rattled by him. bill: senior national correspondent john roberts live in bismarck, north dakota, good morning to you. what about the biting remarks on the sidelines of that g7 summit from japan? >> reporter: well, you know, bill, there is sort of -- it's an unwritten policy, but it's one that has been pretty much observed over the decades, that politics ends at the water's edge. certainly, donald trump has held back from criticizing president obama in in any way after what e president said. but at a press conference, the president unloaded on donald trump, as you saw there, saying that world leaders would be rattled or are rattled by the idea of him becoming president, that they're not

bill hemmer is here to break down results out of indiana. trump's path going forward as presumptive nominee. plus, senator bernie sanders defeats hillary clinton in the hoosier state. we will explain how the super delegates are really decide hog wins the democratic nomination. is she really stealing it? my theory coming up. with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. when you can choose to smooth? choose suprises over dull. choose design, over in a lull. choose for women. choose leader. choose bars. choose movement. choose delight. choose to love your knees and treat your underarms like queens. choose skin you adore. choose venus. choose more. choose to take a stand. choose to smooth. venus we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight...

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bill hemmer or martha mccollum? >> she is coming up. with work? jeff sessions might be on the short list for vp. and texas challenging the bathroom law and senate republicans still not done with facebook. we'll tell you why. martha and i will see you in ten minutes. big show, top of the hour. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >>> all right. hillary clinton is going to be on the "ellen show" and we have a clip, they want you to watch the show. watch as hillary clinton is asked by ellen who'd you rather have as vice president. are these the same people you'd pick. >> watch her reaction closely. >> yeah. >> mark cuban or joe biden? >> oh, joe. >> all right. picking joe. >> oh i have to go with tony. >> tony. >> jeff probst -- >> tony. >> bernie sanders. >> tony! >> george clooney. >> oh. well, tony could be the first term and g

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i went over there with bill hemmer.that hillary clinton was queued up to run for president? why would they take any risk let alone put this out there? >> it's hard to get into their heads, but what i would speculate and say is, look, there has been a pattern of behavior with the clintons for a long time going back to when bill was president, when he was governor of arkansas. they always play it very, very close ethically in this way, and they've gotten away with it. they haven't paid the price. i think when she became secretary of state, america's chief diplomat, they basically viewed it as an opportunity to cash in. you gave that figure that they've had $200 million of income from 2001 to the present. from 2007 to the present, it was $170 million of that. so they were doing pretty good before she became secretary of state. once she became secretary of state, bill's speaking fees tripled, the amounts and the quantity that they got from overseas went through the roof. they cashed in. there is just no other way to say it.

it's your show, more about you than hemmer. >> good morning.illary clinton is headed to california where bernie could beat her. we'll show you the latest poll numbers there and talk of a third candidate entering the race on the gop side. who would that be and what mitch mcconnell has to say about that. and a different take on gorilla and the little boy. when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. put some distance between you and temptation with meta appetite control. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. new, from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. >>> you have to learn from history from the past. >> absolutely. >> well, you got lucky twice. >> you keep bringing it up. i don't know why you haven't gotten over that. >> you're fire. >> challenging donald trump. well, she knows what it's like to sit in the boardroom with donald trump. now nely galan is weighing in on the donald's chance for winning the white house and what she thinks could cost him the election. >> joining us right now is the former president of tele

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