>>grant lodes: pennsylvania henry clinton declared the winner for the democrat in the to the convincing win over bernie sanders and pianist donald trump winner in the keystone state for the republicans killing clinton has been declared the winner for the democrat pretty good win for clinton donald trump the winner in maryland for the republicans and rhode island is a state that it is interesting role and insisted the bernie sanders people think he has a very good chance to win his in fact leading-a leading like a dorm room. >>reporter: we kept him on the road i was pretty much assured to offer burnt send the they're neck-and-neck is and connecticut we alluded to this earlier when the thing is is man ago and he's not saying himself and the final count on the nyse 1 are all this. >>reporter: maraniss and is the monthly part of the health of the content of ministrations now she wanted in. >>reporter: it would try to he's got to define their rigging the system is going to try and win even if it does not when he is still on track to getting close enough to make the argument that he deserves

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>>pam moore: in the rest of the white house to henry clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning hard york here is grant lotus to show was with the to stand just of a one week before the primary in the big apple. >>grant lodes: clinton's main strength among older voters women and hispanics and african- americans sanders is helping to mobilize beyond their first-time voters, bernie sanders hoping for momentum after picking up another state of the weekend with his overwhelming the outcome by contrast saw his lead dwindle to acoustic of the evidence of the colorado louisiana and tennessee and north dakota will run the party closer to the convention floor fight, texas senator is in third place and york today you move on to state where he is much closer to trump in the polls. >>grant lodes: if you thought the political season cannot anywhere will there is now on the plan to make this guy out on the president to say the least it is not very likely scenario. >>reporter: here is a live look at the bay bridge camel we're seeing a little crowded mess and the distance will continue to see the mo

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democratic primary in new york is taking on new importance as the furnace and is the front runner henry clintonn the clinton campaign says a delegate lead is nearly insurmountable the she is wrapping up the criticism as she tries to rally supporters she's really several attacks on sanders' questioning his truthfulness copper and if the presidency and his loyal to the democratic party. >>mark: the sanders camp also wrapping up their attack sanders has a own questions about clinton's qualifications for office although san is in a moment to winning seven in the last eight primaries math is not on his side clinton holds a lead of two atlantic is the president when you add in the super delegates to go in with it would like the margin rose to 681 from a recurrence. >>darya: donald trump has up slightly of a tad crews and california a cyclical economic this is just out this morning under 9 percent of likely republican voters in california support track but to go to close a 80 percent said they let john k. sec in the percent undecided or go to support someone else, is less than initial the primary on j

ed henry, clinton headquarters in philadelphia with their plan. . >> reporter: good to see you, neil, i'm at the reading market which is right across from the convention center where hillary clinton will be having what her staff calls a victory party tonight. they're hoping that their projections go well, she'll have at least 90% of the delegates needed to cinch the nomination by the close of business tonight. that obviously puts her in a more than commanding position, bernie sanders was at this market where i am a few hours ago, trying perhaps one last stand here in the keystone state. he realizes public polls have suggested he's behind here and pretty much behind in the other four states as well. if not close, he is concerned that he's slipping behind clinton. she's already in indiana jumping ahead to where there'll be voting next tuesday. and a little earlier, the senate democratic harry reid back in washington was saying look, bernie sanders has no path to win this nomination, but there's no pressure from democratic leaders right now for him to

donald trump and henry clinton have won their new york state presidential primaries.nding losing streaks for both campaigns. began after his projected victory, donald trump ruled out rival ted cruz taking out the nomination. mr. trump: we do not have much of her race anymore, based on what i am seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. more votes millions than senator cruz, millions and millions more votes than governor kasich. anna: megan murphy has more. great to have you on the program. trump is saying there is not much competition. he is close the nomination? is definitely closer than he has been anytime before tonight. and he is correct in saying that mathematically, there is no path ahead for ted cruz or governor john kasich. to secure the republican nomination outright over him. the only hope is to try and heal away delegates from him. from getting the 1237 he needs to secure the nomination outright before we have a convention in july. but while his path is still tough to get back, it became a lot easier with his big win last n

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>>mark: henry clinton has a lead over bernie sanders ahead of the new york primary sanders the distance itself from the democratic front runner. >>mark: 10 is accusing and front runner, trump. >>reporter: television clinton is looking to stop sanders and his tracks during an interview with the new york paper centers cannot explain how it will break up big banks that his campaign stops and is sticking to a talking point clinton defended her decision to focus on bigger targets donald trump he entrusted with the delicate rose called the gop primary richter john mckissick also crying foul tentacles is becoming and crucially confident. >>anny hong: do tall enough to call the wisconsin and colorado and address the recent comments and from the crowd descended last night the next the that the battle and the rest of my house and the primary next tuesday donald trump is favored to win. >>mark: most notably garland has breakfast meeting with senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley was a republican he signaled he might not meet with him he is several other high-ranking republicans said t

new york and henry clinton that carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh. later, ohio governor john kasich gives his annual state of the state address. collects all persons have a business before the honorable supreme court of the united states admonished to cannot here and give their attention. c-span's cases," series history produced with the national constitution center, explore and the constitutional dramas behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. number 759. against wade. >> quite often in many of our most famous decisions, many of them are quite unpopular. let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of whomillion different people stick together because they believe in the rule of law. >> good evening and welcome to c-span's "landmark cases." onight's 1961 case of mapp v. ohio woman who refused to let the police search her house without a warrant. it is also a case that involves entry into the supreme court itself. this evolved into a case that wornne of a series in the course that c

holding an average over trump and kasich. >> and bernie sanders, and hillary clinton set her focus on her adopted home state. ed henryre. >> reporter: hillary clinton wasÑi all smiles as she unveile a manufacturing plant in new york. decked out in an orange shirt and signing basketballs toçó chr the orangemen's trip to the final four. a sharp contrast when she was not excited and she unload on bernie sanders when a greenpeace activist pressed her. >> i am so sick of sanders campaign lying about it. >> she lost her cool and her aides scramled to incent they had tacken money. and the sanders campaign manager said clinton should know before. they were not lobbyist. >> she owes him an apology. he is not lying. and she doesn't like it. but that doesn't make it lying because you don't like it. joishgs clinton is lashing out and is a surprise. but there are cracks in her armor with sanders posed to win. he has a staggering 109 million in the first threeÑi months of e year. and more than 97 percent raised over the internet and sanders is strong in new york. 18000 rally in the bronx. >> i am very proud that i was born here in

but hillary clinton is clear in the driver's seat after a much-needed victory in new york. ed henry is with the clinton campaign in philadelphia. >> while her opponent took the day off, hillary clinton today immediately moved on to the next big battleground of pennsylvania. just hours after delivering a near knockout blow to bernie sanders in new york. and coming as close as she ever has to saying the nomination battle that started last april is over. >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight. >> while sanders went home to vermont to recharge his batteries. aides saying he will not reassess the campaign until after pennsylvania and the other four contests next tuesday. and the candidate himself sought to discredit clinton's big win when he grumbled about new york's closed primary, barring sanders-friendly independent voters. >> almost 30% of the eligible voters, some three million new yorkers, were unable to vote today. because they had registered as independents. >> sanders underlying frustration is one of many signs of trouble ahead f

around the block at trump tower. >>> hillary clinton is hoping to virtually seal up the democratic nomination tonight. chief white house correspondent ed henry is at clinton headquarters in philadelphia right now. >> megan, good evening. the good news for hillary clinton is she's coming to philadelphia with the nomination, all but hers, the bad news, bernie sanders is showing almost no sign that he's willing to work and help elect her in november. >> hillary clinton is so confident of victories in the five eastern states that today she jumped ahead to indiana. which votes next tuesday. to show it's full speed ahead. >> as president i will go to bat for all of our trades. for our steel workers, our iron workers, everyone who is absolutely looking for that kind of champion. >> while it was perhaps one last stand for bernie sanders. campaigning here in philadelphia, at the redding market. >> sanders bristled at questions about whether he's going to drop out. vowed to fight on to california on june 7th and chafed at clinton boasting last night on an msnbc town hall that she's wrapping this up. >> well -- >> sanders was reacting to clinton being

but hillary clinton is clear in the driver's seat after a much-needed victory in new york. ed henrywith the clinton campaign in philadelphia. >> while her opponent took the day off, hillary clinton today immediately moved on to the next big battleground of pennsylvania. just hours after delivering a near knockout blow to bernie sanders in new york. and coming as close as she ever has to saying the nomination battle that started last april is over. >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight. >> while sanders went home to vermont to recharge his batteries. aides saying he will not reassess the campaign until after pennsylvania and the other four contests next tuesday. and the candidate himself sought to discredit clinton's big win when he grumbled about new york's closed primary, barring sanders-friendly independent voters. >> almost 30% of the eligible voters, some three million new yorkers, were unable to vote today. because they had registered as independents. >> sanders underlying frustration is one of many signs of trouble ahead for d

. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders taking swipes at each other less than two weeks before the new york primary. and wyoming democrats will caucus this weekend. ed henry is following clinton and sanders on the trail. >> reporter: good evening, caucuses have favored bernie sanders. and he has momentum. the question is whether he will run in to a brick wall in new york. hillary clinton is running there hard. you have seen the back and forth of who is qualified to be the president and who is not. hillary clinton accused him of not doing his home work on a series of policy questions and including how to break up the big banks which is the core of bernie sanders' message she ducked a question and that angerred bernie sanders as you saw in the rally and this morning duelling news conferences and they went after one another again. >> i don't know why he is saying that. i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. let's keep our eye at what is at stake in this election. >> we'll be attacked and my qualification after being in the congress 25 years and supporting working people and standing up to the special interest, they question my qua

ed henry is with the clinton campaign. here in new york city.h john roberts with the cruz campaign in milwaukee. john? >> reporter: good evening to you. we talked about votes and states. but what this race is coming down to is a battle for people. and those people are delegates. both ted cruz and donald trump are trying to get to a majority of delegates, 1237, by the time the republican convention kicks off july 18. ted cruz needs about 756 delegates. donald trump, 501. so trump has an advantage there. ted cruz is hoping that a big win here in wisconsin, which may net him most if not all of the delegates available, will begin to shift the wind in his favor. and as we head towards the new york primary, trust me, everybody already looking ahead to future contests. donald trump, though, has a commanding lead in new york state and if he gets over 50% on april 19th, he could take home all of new york's 95 delegates, which would certainly keep him in the game. then we go to pennsylvania, new jersey, and california from there. so tonight is a weigh poi

donald trump and hillary clinton are heading the polls and joining us from pittsburgh ed henry is coveringnton campaign. secretary clinton didn't say much about wisconsin, right? >> this is the first primary night where she didn't give a big speech instead she sent out a little tweet congratulating bernie sanders. she realizes she has a lot of work to do in new york and here in pennsylvania. almost 250 delegates at stake in new york on the 19th. á have over 200 delegates as well. those are a lot of the delegates that could help sanders catch up a little bit. look, there is a new quinnipiac poll out today here in pennsylvania it shows that clinton is up but only by 6 points. we have seen a pattern in a lot of battle ground states where clinton has a double digit lead and then single digit like 6 points and then bernie sanders closes. you are right that the math is such and with the super delegates especially, that hillary clinton is in the lead, bernie sanders has won six in a row. and yet has put little dent into the numbers. >> sure. >> she is still in command. >> okay. in new york, as i

but hillary clinton is way ahead in the delegate count, mostly due to superdelegates. and she hopes to extend that lead tonight. ed henrys in times square just around the corner from here. ed, we're being told some sanders supporters had some major trouble at the poll s today. >> yeah, that's right, megyn. in fact, there's breaking news. a wild card added to all of this state election officials saying that maybe over 125,000 democrats in the borough muof brooklyn were deny the opportunity to vote. mayor de blasio says he's investigating. african-american leaders are concerned. that's important. recent polls have shown that hillary clinton has a massive edge with african-american voters here in the state of new york. bernie sanders and hillary clinton watching that closely. clint clinton's goal is not just to stop sanders' momentum, remember he's won eight of the last nine contests, but to deliver a knockout blow because off the delegate lead. sanders today was in manhattan at the beginning of the day talking tough, saying he will not let clinton walk away with the nomination tonight, a short time ago he had a rally in p

when henry asked hillary clinton, what does it mean, don't pretend like you don't know. collusion, what are you talking collusion? ted cruz saysit it's not a big deal. i'm going to vote. what is it? this is the worst play ever. no one is on the same page. rubio tried to say this, kasich has no shot, i'll pull out. kasich said what are you talking about? i'll take my four votes. it makes no sense as if they did not speak. >> donald trump points this out. in the business world, if you did this, you would go to jail. if coke and pepsi got together to wipe out another competitor, they would be broken up. no, you can't do that. someone would get in trouble. may wink, do a nod. they market themselves. it's the same thing. >> kasich is more fair about it than -- >> it shows how ugly politics can be. >> david, what did you think of the strategy and speaks to the campaign. how do you think, benefit cruz more than kasich? >> there's a reason it hasn't happened before now. it's really hard. if you are a candidate that's been raising money, have supporters in various states, it's ha

hillary clinton met with unionized workers after a earlier stop in yonkers. and she made a few remarks as well. ed henry is live for us with more. bernie sanders wants higher cable bills, i guess? >> reporter: that's right. i have moved over to the event hillary clinton has now. she's trying to get the edge with the female voters. and she has a double-digit lead including the fox news poll over bernie sanders in the empire state and i talk to senior clinton advisor that the polls may be closer than suggested. and she's saying that she's hopeful to win here tomorrow. watch. >> i will not let someone like donald trump or ted cruz say what he is saying about the people, the hard working people, including immigrants and everyone that works hard in new york. and i need your help to keep going and to make the case for the kind of country that we want. >> reporter: now remember, bernie sanders won eight out of the last nine contest and has momentum and money to stay in the race and he's saying when you look at the other examples where he was down and hoping for a repeat in his home state in which she was born.

husband bill clinton is appearing in events for his wife in new york city. the chief correspondent ed henry tells us, bill clinton may not be sticking to the script. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a slam-dunk for bill clinton. a labor crowd in new york fired up to hear his positive case. instead, the form he president unprompted and out of nowhere near the top of his speech launched an aggressive defense of his wife over benghazi. >> there were security problems. they were not her fault. because no secretary of state has ever made security decisions. ever. for 11 hours she stood down that special committee and showed why she ought to be president of the united states. >> the clintons may be feeling antsy on a number fronts. fbi director james comey is wrapping up the investigation. a new poll shows despite the fact she represented new york in the senate for eight years, clinton is heeding bernie sanders by 12 points in the empire state ahead of the i am a 19th primary with 247 delegates at stake. >> today her remarks were interrupted by students. >> they don't want to listen to anybody

clinton leads sanders in the polls in the three big states, pennsylvania, maryland and connecticut, as you see here. chief white house correspondent, ed henry, is with the clinton campaign. >> reporter: she's confident she's on the verge of locking up the race, aids are rumoring vice president picks. she's focused on hammering donald trump. >> come out of those towers and actually talk and listen to people. >> don't just fly that big jet in and land it and go make a big speech and insult everybody you can think of. >> reporter: to the chagrin of the sanders camp, he won't stop attacking her. >> secretary clinton chose to raise her money a different way. [ booing ] >> she has a number of superpacks. >> reporter: a curious way to reach out to clinton. they are angling to have a major role drafting a party platform at the convention here in philadelphia. a taunt may be difficult with former obama campaign manager like david plouffe. raising more money when he knows there's little chance of victory. sanders allies like rosario dawson is rubbing salt in the wounds by using monica lewinsky and antibullying initiative. >> we are literally under at

. >> new documents showing the clintons and trumps. ed henry is standing by to tell you what we know next. >>> we have seen the photos of president clinton and secretary clinton at donald dond trump's wedding. how far back does the relationship go. today the national archives releasing details clinton administration dealing with donald trump. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in new york with the latest. he had? >> good to see you, greta. no bombshell in here. the clinton presidential library put out there today donald trump dealings with the clinton white house because of the freedom of information act they had gotten to release these documents. funny because there are, you know, some niceties that undoubtedly that will get ted cruz and other republicans saying ah-ha more coziness between them. donald trump sent a copy of his peculiar "art of the deal" to a clinton aid not to then president clinton himself and had a note in there saying to the aid your mom is the best. that probablyxf rings true since woe hear donald trump usin

has a narrow lead in wisconsin, but clinton is moving to new york and rallying with the governor of new york. new yorkers will hit the poll ps in two weeks. ed henry has a glance at that in new york city. >> reporter: the rally just wrapped up and with secretary clinton and governor cuomo as you suggest. she campaigned in her adopted state for five of the last six days and one day in wisconsin over the weekend. that is a sign that she conceded wisconsin primary and putting a focus on the empire state. she has a big delegate lead and look past bernie sanders and attack donald trump. >> donald trump said wages are too high. and a lot of members of his party agree, right? he's fired. that's funny. >> reporter: now clinton may not want to focus on sanders. but sanders is in wisconsin yet again and mocked h by saying he didn't want her to be get more nervous because he up with the contest. he will win wisconsin on today and make a strong run in new york and attacked her this way. >> i am not a candidate who goes to the unions and works and fundraiser with wall street. >> reporter: governor cuomo defended hillary clinton against sanders' attack saying h

clintons. chief white house correspondent ed henry is here. why is the clinton presidential library releasing documents today? >> this is something ted cruz and john kasich may be interested in they may be suggesting more coziness. there had been a request from news organizations to get to this. so they are releasing them now. here they are in the middle of the presidential campaign. nothing major we should say but a photo of bill clinton and donald trump in 2000 at trump tower. clinton white house considered sending donald trump a birthday card in 1986. donald trump sent a signed copy of the book saying your mom is the best. in 1999 the clinton staff at the white house tried to prep him for a news conference and interviews with the idea that donald trump was thinking about running for president for the reform party in 2000. what about the celebrity factor. the guidance was talk about how it shouldn't just be about celebrity and polls but about we can do better at paying attention to what really matters, something the clintons want totalk about

crucial wisconsin primary days away the clinton campaign focusing on her adopted home state of new york. in pennsylvania nearly 190 delegates, fox news's it henry with the latest. >> it was supposed to be a slamdunk for bill clinton, labor union crowd in new york fired up to hear his positive case for hillary clinton. instead the former president out of nowhere near the top of his speech launched an aggressive defense of his wife over benghazi. >> there were security problems, 29 recommendations to fix them, they were not her fault because no secretary of state has ever made security decisions ever. for 11 hours she stood down that special committee and showed why she ought to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the clintons may be feeling at the on a number of fronts amid multiple reports fbi director james comey is wrapping up his investigation over an email server and the agency closing in on interviewing the candidate herself as a quinnipiac poll shows despite the fact she represented new york in the senate for eight years, clinton is leading bernie sanders by 12 points ahead of its april 19th primary, delegates at stake. after

as front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton try to solidify their standings and beat back challenges from the runner-up in the new york primary. ed henry here in new york with hillary clinton seeking a big win in her adopted home state. carl cameron at trump tower where the question is not whether trump will win, but by how much. and we begin with martha mccallum. >> we're talking to voters as they exit polling locations to see what's driving the vote this time here in new york state. the first findings from the fox news exit poll, these are early numbers. first, republicans in the empire state want somebody from outside the political establishment. obviously a big theme in the election. in fact nearly two-thirds of the voters today say they want an outsider, a record high for this primary cycle. as we see trump and cruz battle over the voters, we'll get a better sense of who they went with as the night progresses. keep in mind, everybody, that the polls in upstate new york do not even open until noon. there's no voting on your way to work. we're going to get a lot of late numbers coming in, in this particular primary this evening. her

clinton? nope. she is not in wisconsin either. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry knows where secretary clinton is ed is in brooklyn,k. ed, where is secretary clinton? >> well, it's interesting, greta that you ask that. she had a town hall meeting here just a short time ago, that's why i'm here. she has wrapped that up. she is not doing a speech tonight like we traditionally see from candidates in both parties. she has done it basically every primary night whether it's in florida, ohio, you name it she is not doing it tonight. pause, number one, there is expectation in the clinton camp that she is likely to lose in wisconsin. maybe they don't want to talk about that tonight. they want to look forward to new york. second thing is we are told she is going to be doing fundraising. that's a big deal because they have put out two fundraising memos in the last 24 hours the clinton camp. they are expected to lose wisconsin as they noted but they really need to bring in money. why is that? bernie sanders has been coming on strong. hillary clinton in the last 24 hours revealed that she raised about $29.5 million in the month

politics taking sides and bernie sanders and hillary clinton battle to win next week's primary. ed henrynhattan today. ed, what's behind hillary clinton's cozying up now to reverend al sharpton. >> she was talking to his network. she has a big edge with african american and latino voters. she wants to make sure she wins in her adopted home state. she announced if elected president she'll create immigrant affairs to reach out to latinos and then spoke to al sharpton's group and went after the entire republican field. watch. >> he has called immigrants rapist and murders and ban all muslims from entering the united states and the list goes on. not to be out done by his primary rival, ted cruz would treat muslim americans like criminals and religiously profile their neighborhoods. >> look at this fall. she not only has a double digit lead over bernie sanders but a 37-point edge over bernie sanders and carried her through the deep south. hoping it will work in new york as well. >> big day for sanders. he got his first senate endorsement and sounds like a massive rally planned where you are.

clinton on the other hand has focused primary on new york state. but that doesn't mean she's getting a hometown welcome. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry has our report. >> reporter: hillary clinton was all smiles today as she unveiled a $10 billion manufacturing plant in central new york. decked out in an orange shirt and signing basketballs to cheerlead the syracuse university orangemen's trip to the final four. a sharp contrast from late yesterday when clinton was not so excited. she unloaded on bernie sanders and his campaign when a greenpeace activist pressed her about accepting campaign cash from 53 lobbyists for the oil and gas industries. >> i am so sick, i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me. sick. >> reporter: after clinton lost her cool, her aides scramble to insist the democratic socialist had taken money from individual employees of oil and gas companies. though sanders campaign manager said clinton should know better. those were not lobbyists. >> she probably owes the senator an apology about that. the senator is not lying about her record, talking about her record, her practices, she obviously doesn't like

. >> hillary clinton's addressing al sharpton's crew tonight. ed henry there. úqfhÑ also ahead, hundreds of thousands of american teachers being assaulted in classrooms. and little is being done about it. we'll have a factor investigation. >> in addition, i will announce the latest killing book this evening. caution, you are tom/o enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is the truck party in crisis? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it's becoming clear that many politicians might not attend the convention in cleveland this coming july. may know, the party is split over donald trump. and he may very well secure the nomination. however, mr. trump believes the system is rigged against him. pointing to colorado where ted cruz got all the did he goes last weekend. without a traditional vote by the folks. >> our republican system is absolutely rigged. >> this was a dirty trick. these are dirty tricksters. this is a dirty trick. and i will tell you what, the rnc, the re

fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our hospitital. reporter: hillary clinton n and bernie sanders have been boasting their battle is far more high minded and less negative than the republican sparring match, today theyey broke into open warfare, over who is qualilify for president, who is not. >> maybe the american people might wonder about your qualificatioions madame secretary, you voted for the war in iraq, thehe most disastrous foreign policy blunder. >> a silly thing to say, but i will trust the voters of new york who know me. reporter: she rode the new yoyork city subway, she tried to take the high road after helping topark fight by refusing wedednesday to answer whwhether sanders is qualify to be president. >> i think he has s not done his homework, he had been talking for momore than a year, about doing things thahe had not really stutudied or understood. reporter: on wednesday issue night, sanders escalated thahat spat. >> i don't think that you are qualified if y you get 15 million dollars from wall street, for yourur super pac. reporter: clinton all

. >> stand by because we have ed henry, our chief white house correspondent, live at clinton campaigns. ed? >> reporter: megyn, obviously a big call by fox news. i can tell you i've been at almost every one of the clinton victory parties over the many primaries and caucuses or at least primary nights. she's lost some of them. obviously this is the most raucous one. this is her adopted home state of new york. as media results have been put on tv screens, they've been cheering, chanting "i'm with her." there's a band here. much more festive than some of the other scenes i've seen. the key question as bret said, what is the margin of victory? some exit polls suggesting clinton was only leading by four points. bernie sanders even in defeat is going to spin this as beating expectations, that she just barely won. we'll see what the final numbers are. but the very bottom line for sanders is, he's fallen behind enough on delegates that if he is losing tonight, as we project, he simply is mathematically getting closer and closer to being eliminated, megyn. >> ed henry, thank you very much. bac

henry in brooklyn where hillary clinton is campaigning for new york's primary in two weeks and virtually conceding wisconsin. we begin with ma that mechanical lom at a look at where we are right now and where we are with a look at the exit polls. good evening. >> we're talking to folks as they exit the polling location. polls are open in the badger state. careful not to characterize beyond what we see. here are some of the tea looefls. first t men vying for republican nomination, ted cruz doing very well in particular among evan l evangelical christians, highest support so far this year. more in this category than even his home state of texas where he did very well. he's getting more than half those votes in texas. there's a look at the badger state. now let's look at independents. they can vote in this open primary on either side. those voting on the gop side are voting for donald trump at 43% in the early going. we've had so much talk about the division and the party, the deep divide. we're definitely seeing that, bret, in the early numbers tonight. take a look at this. if it is trump

clinton trying to leverage momentum, but some say sanders unrelenting attacks may have done irreparable damages to her chances to winning the general election. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report. >> secretary hillary clinton. >> reporter: while her opponent took the day off, hillary clinton today immediately moved onto the next big battleground of pennsylvania. just hours after delivering a near knockout blow to bernie sanders in new york, and coming as close as she ever has to saying the nomination battle that started last april is over. >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the homestretch and victory is in sight. >> reporter: while sanders went home to vermont to recharge his batteries, aides saying he will not reassess the campaign until after pennsylvania and the other four contests next tuesday, and the candidate himself sought to discredit clinton's big win when he grumbled about new york's closed primary barring sanders friendly voters. >> almost 30% of the eligible voters or three million new yorkers were unable to vote because they had registered as independents. >> reporter: sanders underlying frustration is one of many signs of trouble ah

ed henry is covering the clinton camp in philadelphia. he's live with us.nded, i don't know, frustrated with rachel maddow on msnbc because i think what she's trying to say is, look, we're ahead. stop it already. that is what she said. >> yeah. well, she was being pressed on, look, hillary clinton dropped out, you remember, in 2008 at the beginning of june because barack obama had an insurmountable lead. rachel maddow is saying, look, if you're in a similar place with bernie sanders, should he get out. hillary clinton was trying to say, look, i'm already in that place. i already have a big lead. she does not see a path for sanders, and that's why she lashed out a little. watch. >> if you're ahead in the vote, if you're ahead -- >> i am ahead in the vote. i am way ahead. >> on june -- >> wait a minute. look, i have the greatest respect for senator sanders, but really, what he and his supporters are now saying just doesn't add up. i have 2.7 million more votes than he has. i have more than 250 more pledged delegates. >> so hillary clinton will be back here in

ed henry in new york city. mrs. clinton would create a new national office of immigrant. >> she's talking behind me and so i will keep my voice down. >> reporter: she's reaching out to african-american voters. she's had a clear advantage with minority voters and trying to exploit that edge in the adopted home state. she went after the republican presidential field. >> i will continue to advocate for comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship. it is important that we stand up against the voices of hate and divisiveness, whether they are in our communities or running for president. [applause] >> reporter: clinton has a double-digit lead here including the fox news poll and got endorsement of the new york daily news. bernie sanders did a board meeting with them that did not go well and hurt his campaign. clinton hoping to pick up votes. >> but sanders picked up a big endorsement. >> from communication workers. he was on on the picket line with the verizon workers. it is interested that sanderses is out and abou

clinton and sanders are in pennsylvania later today where we find ed henry and he joins us live with more. hi, ed. >> reporter: the clinton camp is confident she will wrap up the race and get 90 percent of the delegates needed to secure the nomination for president. and talking a potential vice-president picks for hillary clinton. and looking ahead to the general election. but sapd sandis still out here campaigning and to the chagrin of the clinton camp attacking her about wall street ties. listen. >> and this campaign to quite abraham lincoln in gettysburg by the people and for the people. wall street, thanks very much, we don't want your damn money. >> reporter: clinton is out focusing on the general election here on the trail. she is making it clear she is looking past bernie sanders and trying to size up the republican field. all eyes are on donald trump despite the merger with krus and kasich. clinton going after trump. >> donald trump doesn't support minimum wage. and i say come out of those towers you made for yourself and actually talk and listen to people. at some point. if y

both patrick henry in virginia and george clinton in new york, especially clinton, or threatening to petition the states and in the second convention, listen to the recommended amendment, which was really a recipe for undoing the constitution. it. said don't worry about part of his motives in what became the bill of rights was to kill the idea of the second of , the idea amendment of what they are standing on. . they are saying, he doesn't really believe in bills of rights. they don't think it serves much of a purpose. he wrote about his experience of virginia. he does not believe the bill of rights is going to do what everybody in the 21st century america now regard as the essence of the bill of rights. i don't want to give jefferson too much credit, because -- [laughter] most of the letters madison got after he introduced the bill of rights, the so-called bill of rights. one thing in that letter, back to differences letter that was so important -- back to jefferson's letter that was so important, he said, just wait until he gets into the hands of the judiciary. kenneth: it took unt

joining us now from philadelphia where he is with the clinton campaign. ed henry.es the senator know he is done in your opinion? >> no. i spoke to jeff weaver, his campaign manager. other officials. and they are still talking like they could go on a run next tuesday here in pennsylvania. four other states that are voting. they are also talking tough about how at the democratic convention which happens to be in philadelphia here, in july, they are going to flip these super delegates. the party bosses. who can help sway this race. but, frankly, there is very little evidence that these party bosses, who are largely with the clintons are going to flip, especially when sanders is so far behind. basically, he needs to win over 70% of the remaining delegates in order to win this. that is nearly impossible. so, to your question, they seem to still be in a little bit of denial about it. >> calculated denial is what they play. they know what the numbers are. but they usually want something. what do you think bernie sanders wants? >> well, one of his advisors gave me idea wha