>> on hillary clinton. and we're going to be participating in this great campaign in the fall to the end, but we're not going to win the nomination. you have to say this. >> chris hayes, when you hear jeff weaver tell chris jansing this was not a loss in kentucky it was a tie, is that important in terms of how this overall race ends? >> it signals the fact that they are, nothing has changed. i mean, i really think that there is nothing between now and june 7th, and that has been the case forever, short of entirely running out of money to the point where they couldn't pay anyone, that would stop them. i mean, so that is someone who is still flacking for a campaign in the midst of flacking for a campaign. everything out of the sanders campaign are people advocating for a campaign ta is still campaigning. they don't wink and nudge. bernie sanders has gone through this speech where they say we're very good at math. we understand it is an up hill climb. everything out of the campaign is messaged as a campaign th

hillary clinton out to the lead now. if hillary clinton can win here and win big in jefferson, this is lousevilisville. hillary clinton up here early as well. win big here. win big here. look at that, her base from '08, gone in this state. >> wow. thanks so much. can you tell who is winning yet? >> the fact that fayette county, if that hold, if hillary clinton is winning there, that's really good news for her. jefferson county, if she's getting do i understaget ing those numbers. this is early, of course but if she's getting those numbers, that's good news. >> kristen welker is at brooklyn, new york. are they going to open up tonight if she wins? are we going to see the candidate if she wins? >> reporter: i was told moments ago, we are not going to see secretary clinton tonight. this is not unusual when she's not feeling great about her chances on these primary nights. we typically don't see her. she is taking a day to have meetings and to get ready for the next phase of this race. the next primaries to come. look, her c

>> i think hillary is right. i do wish roberta lange would have called the card vote, individual vote. they could have done a roll call. >> hillary would have won anyway. >> she would have won but it would have clarified. >> why the clinton, i wasn't there so i don't know the granular details. why they didn't do a tactical retreat and allow bernie have a say to prevent this -- maybe i'm being naive. >> this was a call -- >> it was a voice flow and the same thing that happened to the republican national convention when they called for a voice vote. >> sometimes people think if you yell louder you have a voice vote. but the purpose of the chair is to figure out how many voices were heard. you're looking at me -- >> i'm thinking back to kentucky. yes, i said hillary would pull it out and she deserves credit if she does it. the fact that bernie did as well as he did in that state is amazing. >> i'll give you an annecdote. they're great-grandfather was happy chandler, baseball dismisser and governor of connecticut, i

. >> hillary has a lot of grit. keeps on ticking. >> i am running for president of the united states. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ >>> good evening i'm chris matthews. she's waited a long time for this, building a first-class resume, senator, secretary of state and a partisan attack. this time she announced on youtube. >> i'm getting ready for a lot of things. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of things. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for president. >> it was a bit unorthodox of a venue but the message was pure democrat with a big d. the deck was still stacked in favor of those at the top. >> thank you. [ cheers ] >> her friends told me she would wake up every other morning with a different decision. i can't go through that all over again. and then the next day she would get up and say but look what i could do. i can't let that chance go away. >> oh my gosh, i love yoga. >> so hillary clinton took off for iowa and new hampshire. >> great to see you. >> how do you win this time? what's your strategy? >> i'm having a great time.

hillary clinton. trump is holding nothing back, going after both bill and hillary clinton. just this week on "hannity," trump called out clinton over his controversies with women including an accusation of rape. mrs. clinton was asked about that. >> do you ever feel compelled to defend the honor of your statement. >> no. >> with statements that he's making that go to the core of the relationship? >> not at all. i know that that's exactly what he is fishing for. and, you know, i'm not going to be responding. >> but will her non-response strategy work? remember, trying to stay above the fray didn't work for trump's gop opponents. joining me, ned ryan, republican strategists, and here in new york, democratic strategist bernard lippmann. is this a smart strategy, to take the high road for now against donald trump? >> here is the thing. first of all, she has to put away bernie sanders. but looking at donald trump, i have to say as a republican, regardless of what you think of donald trump and who he is, wh

but those numbers for hillary clinton are very alarming. >> they are very alarming if you're hillarylinton or if you're -- if you're aghast at donald trump, over the many things he stands for or doesn't stand for. >> the 47% afraid of donald trump. >> right, you know, i think what it comes down to as jon said her many unfavorables are quite high. if not for donald trump she would be historically at the extreme end in terms of favorability or rather unfavorability but have the fact that the american population has historically high levels of distrust in the government, in washington, d.c. i mean we actually have poll data going back like 50 years that shows americans are very, very unhappy with their political leadership. they're very unhappy with the direction that this country is going in. there's poll data to confirm that, as well and to some extent hillary clinton or not to some extent, to a large extent hillary clinton is associated with the establishment, with the status quo, with obama's policies, if americans are unhappy with the direction that the economy that the country is

>> a lot of democrats, right. >> reporter: you're a hillary clinton guy? >> i like hillary. things might change when it comes to the election who are knows. >> reporter: you could go trump? >> i don't know. >> reporter: a blue state. >> right. >> reporter: maybe not this year. >> i agree with you. >> reporter: how come? >> he said we'll do this and build that and bring jobs. >> reporter: and then look at this. >> nothing. >> joining me now, that is a great report. i've wanted to make that point for a long time and you did it in a documentary way. i thought the last line was to give away. he was hesitant to say how upset he was about the way things have been going. >> thank you, chris. it wasn't just george suitor and to hear a guy like george suitor say after a life of being part of the united steel workers and lifelong democrat he might consider going for donald trump is one thing but to hear people across this community including people that actually immigrated to the united states from poland as young kids as i did and say i've lived here my whole life. we've been democra

for me, i'm in the never hillary camp. so i'm for never hillary.he most liberal president in my lifetime outside of president obama has been richard nixon, but if i could have voted in 1968 or '72, i wouldn't have gone for mcgovern. so i think people just saying i can never support him, even if he's a republican nominee should rethink how detrimental to the conservative movement and this country hillary clinton presidency would be. >> john, we'll get you into the next block. don't go anywhere. we'll continue our discussion. a model's hair is the ultimate test for care. schwarzkopf presents essence ultime omega repair, with rich omega oil. it repairs hair deep inside. 10 times stronger hair. 90 percent less breakage. omega repair, developed with claudia schiffer, from schwarzkopf. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our f

if he doesn't get the nomination and it's hillary clinton who will you vote for in november. >> hillaryorter: but the atmosphere here while anti-trump was anti-clinton. >> it is not just -- it is not just donald trump. my democratic opponent secretary clinton. >> reporter: there are more than 5 1/2 months to go until the general election but what stands out now is this, many of the hillary clinton criticisms that come from bernie sanders supporters at this rally are identical to the kriccriticisms hillary clinton from donald trump supporters. >> we're going to march out with the democratic nomination. >> reporter: here in ana i'm bernie sanders is still the one and only for most of these people. >> never hillary, never trump. that's a waste of our time. >> gary joins us now. everybody is watching bernie sanders very closely to see what he says about hillary clinton and if his tone changes. did he have anything more con sill toer to say today? >> reporter: he doesn't say much about hillary clinton but when he spoke about her fundraising and her wall street ties there was lots of booing a

he did not go after hillary. i would be surprised if hillary goes after senator sanders tonight. they are working it. >> i don't understand exactly why he introduced walmart so prominently into his remarks she having famously served on the walmart board at some point. every time i raise this every week you say no it was okay. >> you're not defending sanders and you're criticizing -- >> i thought that was sort of -- >> it's knonot accusing her fat of come ms.ty in the kennedy assassination. >> that would have been over the line. >> i'm saying that i agree with you 100%. it will take tremendous leadsership skills at the top of the republican party to figure out how to square this circle. it will take tremendous political skills in the democratic party. this is rebellion based on pain and frustration and the sense that people have written off a section of the country. >> the one advantage the democrats have is a president that's very popular with his own party and i think that's going to be a big force in uniting democrats. >> one thing we haven't heard tonight which we've heard in

hillary clinton. you know who advanced donald trump? hillary clinton. a 30 year record of fraud. it has been an economic disaster for the middle schooclass. she is bee holden to the last eight years. candidates like sanders and trump who have a lot of commonality. i think they're the future of the middle class. >> tell me about the bernie sanders supporter. who are you? who is is it. >> contrary to popular opinion, the average bernie sanders supporter is actually not a democratic socialist. there are people that are fed up, rolling the dice on a candidate like sanders or candidate like trump. >> what is your background? are you a democrat? >> no, i'm a democrat. i've done 120 campaigns all over this country. >> are you not worried about socialism? >> i don't think that is the direction we should head in. that tells you, my support for sanders. he called himself a democratic socialist. >> most of the supporters support sanders because they cannot stand hillary clinton. she actually gives ted cruz a run for the lucifer in the flesh name. she has the blood

and hillary, if you look at this study, hillary hurt many women, the women that he abused. and hillary was an enabler. and she treated these women horribly. just remember this. and some of those women were destroyed not by him, but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. so just remember that, folks. >> now, while i have a feeling we're going to be hearing names like paula jones, jennifer flowers, waugh nita broderick, monica lewinsky and other such women -- but i doubt they will be coming out for hillary. plus, hillary might be a little busy. given the reported upcoming interview with the fbi which, of course, she hasn't heard anything about -- another lie that didn't even last a week -- and the fact that the feds seem rather serious extraditing a convicted hacker from romania who says he hacked into hillary clinton's e-mails, putting truth to the lie that hillary had no benghazi e-mails. not to mention, the risk of our secure records being subject to exposure. but more the reality that it did happen. so stay tuned, folks. it doesn't get an

hillary clinton would still be the nominee. if they were not involved, my point to you is simply this. we have larger fish to fry. we are facing the probability of donald trump being the next president of the united states. we have had this discussion many times, either bernie sanders will be ralph nader or he is not. >> that is a low blow. the. >> basically, saying that there is no path to the nomination for bernie sanders at this point. at this point, if bernie sanders does not want donald trump to be president, he has to start thinking about something else, not leading -- that is what i am reading here. >> the very first conversation they had with bernie sanders. >> give me a break here. i have to say, the first conversation i had with bernie sanders running for president, i told him, you can't be a ralph nader, bernie sanders promised the world, he will support hillary if she is the nominee. >> what about mccarthy. >> he doesn't come out -- >> you say that, that is one thing to say it, it is another thing to actually do it.

. >> hillary clinton forges ahead. her sights on donald trump. >> he has truly proven to be a loose cannon. it's risky and dangerous. >> tensions are high on the democratic side as sanders and clinton supporters clash in nevada. republican leaders start to put their trust in trump. >> i hope it's donald trump. the person getting the nomination is the person to lead our party. >> go vote opn tuesday. >> the polls are closing. >> thank you all so very much. >> the results are coming in. join us right now for this special edition of "america's election headquarters." this is a fox news alert. welcome to boston. in for a special edition of "america's news headquarters." megyn is off tonight. voters have made their choice in kentucky. right now, the race remains too close to call. the polls stay open in oregon for two more hours. it's another tuesday primary night in a democratic presidential race that was never supposed to even be this competitive, let alone competitive like this. we have fox team coverage tonight. in clin

for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, hillary clinton struggled.point win over hillary clinton. and you talked about her trip to the coal fields where she went to assuage coal miners fears. she lost that county 48-21% and in fact, hillary clinton she was beaten in the county by a huntington warrior who got in the race as a favorite son. so her trip may have cost her votes. she did terrible in west virginia. >> interesting to note she did terrible in west virginia. she did great in west virginia in 2008 against barack obama and won the state by almost 41 points. in a state that is deep, dark red and a conservative state as west virginia is, how does bernie sanders, a democratic socialist that he calls himself win over hillary clinton? >> well, i think because you know, in the primary you had the independents and democratics voting the democrat ballot and a third of them consider themselves liberal and they went for bernie sanders. but let me give you an interesting stat, is that for those who voted, the democratic ballot in west virginia yesterday a

that's the challenge for hillary clinton. all the folks who have been coming by the thousands to these rallies, can she win them over, and bernie sanders is on this huge last ten-day push toward that final voting day on june 7th. but obviously this is the most delegate rich state. just today he'll have two more rallies after this one. he's got a schedule that is absolutely nonstop. this is where you're going to see him. you mentioned hillary clinton going into new jersey. what she'd like to do obviously, alex, is be able to close it out, have the number of delegates she needs to win the nomination even before the california polls close on the 7th, alex. >> chris jansing in santa barbara covering all the bases. appreciate that. >>> let's get more on today's top political stories, we bring in amy parn, senior white house correspondent of the hill and co-author of hrc, also alex kingsbury deputy editor at "boston globe" with a good day to you both. start with you, amy. as we check out the latest polls, hillary clinton and donald

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that's not the case with hillary clinton. what we have seen in her administration through the time of secretary of state, whether the u.s. senator or first lady is nation building outside of our country and giving those special privilege to everyone except americans. donald trump will put americans first, put our people back to work and renegotiate our trade deals so for a change people will be proud to be americans again. and that's what this country needs. >> what do you say to those who say that donald trump's statement that halting muslim influx until we can figure out what's going on is actually racist? >> it's not racist at all. what we have is a failed immigration policy right now. we don't know who is coming into our country. we don't know who is crossing our borders. we couldn't even do simple background checks on social media for these people before we bring them in. we want to put a temporary hold, let's look and make sure that our government, which isn't doing their job properly can vet these people so we me we ar

clinton, crooked hillary. it doesn't seem it is reaching behind those who decided to support her. they have unwavering support. this will not change their support for her. >> i should tell you i am not going to give my political opinion. i do think donald trump will win this election and he will win this election because of the math. i know you know who he is a great investor, who looks at things just from the numbers standpoint. events like the email scandal and the way donald trump will attack anything like this will get those independent voters. all you have to do is spend time outside running around the country and when you talk to people at the frustration they have with government in general, this is the type of thing that makes them think why do we want to go back to what we have already seen? why do we want to have a candidate who is part of the establishment. displays into donald -- >> outsider hunger, that first for that. a couple things are making news. both political parties are responding in their

hillary clinton joins me. what do you think of what you just heard from jeff weaver, sanders campaign? >> i think you saw the sanders campaign condemn violence and threats of violence. we appreciated that. on the other hand in terms of what the nevada state party did, harry reid has been a strong leader for the party. in terms of the outcome of that convention that took place all it did was make sure delegate counts reflected what you saw in the caucus. i think we will want to take a step back and maintain proper perspective. there has been state party conventions going on. what we saw in terms of the scene in nevada was the exception and not the rule. >> what debbie wasserman schultz said, they condemned it and said but. she said that is not acceptable. >> i think you have senator sanders did the important thing to condemn the violence and suggest that his supporters need to not engage in anymore threats or hostile messages. it is troubling in terms of messages left for the state party chair and other scenes

for me, i'm in the never hillary camp, so i'm for never hillary. look, the most liberal president in my lifetime outside of president obama has been richard nixon, but if i could have voted in 1968 or 1972, i wouldn't have gone for mcgovern, for example. so i think people saying i could never support him even though he's the republican nominee, should rethink how detriment 58 to the conservative movement a hillary clinton presidency would be. >> we'll get you into the next block. don't go anywhere. we'll continue our discussion. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfini

, crooked hillary. the real message is going to end up being that the government is crooked. >> crooked hillary, part of a crooked government. >> and if you want to clean it up, vote for me. >> are you trying to help the memo? >> i'm explaining what's going on. >> with bill clinton,'s going to be in the white house doing what he's been doing with the clinton foundation, doing all the side deals. talk about corruption, they're going to move it into the white house. that's coming too. >> carrie nixy waltz says, we're not sure who he is considering, but i would like to see newt. actually, we do know who is on that list, because dr. ben carson told us. what happened there? >> we know newt and christie are on the list and some other people. and they said -- >> but we know dr. carson's not on it, because he told us. >> trump, they said he has six people. and it's in his head. >> it can all change, too. >> it will change. it will change. >> as he gets to go through this process. >> and the only thing there is

but those numbers for hillary clinton are very alarming. >> they are very alarming if you are hillarylinton or if you are aghast at donald trump and the many things that he stands for or doesn't stand for. >> those that are afraid of donald trump. >> what it comes down to is as john said, hillary's unfavorables are quite high. if not for donald trump, she would be historically, at the extreme end in favorablebility or rather unfavorable blbility. but you have the american population has historic levels of distrust of the government, you have polling data going back 50 years showing americans are very, very unhappy with political leadership, very unhappy with the direction this country is going in. there's poll day tta to confirm that as well. hillary clinton is associated with the establishment. if americans are unhappy with the economy and the way the country is going, and hillary clinton represents that, regardless of what donald trump stands for, they're going to be a little turned off by her and going to vote for the candidate who seems to be putting his thumb in the eye of the es

all women said it's hillary's turn.s your turn. >> rubio to jeb bush. >> must you bring that up again. >> part of what i think could happen here is listen, there is an excitement level that these young voters would have if an elisz bet elizabeth warren was on the ticket, i think if hillary clinton was elected she would be the best president ever. >> i think of few things that will unite the republican party more than the idea of a clinton/warren ticket. >> a hell of a campaign. >> i don't think bernie sanders is going anywhere. bernie sanders if he's not the nominee which we don't assume he will be, will go back to the united states senate, he will have a huge impact on this convention and a lot of leverage with hillary clinton. he will be the chairman of a committee if they -- if they get the senate. he will be an important person in democratic politics and he will be hillary clinton's person in the senate who will say to her we need to do this because i got millions of votes. >> it goes to show how big a team hillary

that's a state where hillary clinton is trailing.re because of the statement she's made on coal. likewise in kentucky. oregon is a state in the northwest that bernie sanders killed in washington. hillary clinton is in for a world of hurt, perhaps, in may. not enough to take the nomination from her, but enough to distract from the campaign at a time when they want to be focused on donald trump. donald trump has cleared the field now. he's going to be focused exclusively on her. hillary clinton can't just focus on donald trump. >> i haven't even started on clinton, has been his line, which isn't really true. he's been criticizing her all along. but he's had to focus on those 16 over gop candidates he was able to knock out of the race. john kasich remaining n but only so far behind in the delegate math it doesn't count for much at this point. the fact that clinton has not been able to pivot entirely to the general election is a topic of increasing frustration among her aides. they can't say that publicly, but they sure do say it private

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but some say no, we don't care, we're just gechagainst hillary. >> and sort of amazing that hillary isaving trouble locking up this nomination. i would have not actual be trump the guy who has had no elective experience and has had fun beat up on his party members would have trunouble. but it seems to be hillary clinton. >> trump seems to be having fun baiting the democrats saying bernie should be running third party. but there is no hope about winning own buernie sanders student supporters. >> he will get some of it, but not the sbhirity. >> and turnout has been low as it always is in both parties in the primaries. >> we've seen records on the republican side. >> but primaries are much small than the general election. and the one thing different, he's anti-free trade and he's saying to people in the rest rust belt, people in coal mining company, i'll bring your be job back and foreigners are at fault. there may not be that many of veert vote ares who are former rust belt voters. >> and you have him on standing up for america.r ares who are f belt voters. >> and you have him on standin

what about hillary? >> hillary just needs to be herself. remember this picture?hat's who we need to run the world! a no-nonsense, indoor sun glasswaring box lady who eats enemies and (bleep) policy! (cheers and applause) now, people always complain hillary doesn't seem like a candidate that you could get a beer with. maybe she doesn't want to get a beer with you! whatever weird spritzer she drinks. if you saw a woman alone wearing sunglasses like hillary clinton wears, you would say, oh, she looks like a terminator! i'll leave that one alone! that's what america needs in a bar. you don't need to be liked to be effective. look at bill belichick. >> trevor: the patriots coach. >> yes, the real football. (laughter) he has one super bowl ring and did it without a kind or honest bone in his body. i'm not even sure he has bones. he looks like a -- he's mean, underhanded, looks like he fishes his shirt out of a swamp behind good will but he wins! that's your role model, hillary! be the belichick this country needs. >> trevor: don't americans deserve a leader they like?

here's hillary clinton. >> bring up -- >> hang on. here's hillary clinton. you'll have to tell me what it says, 44% true. i can't, 53% mostly true. and 22% false. 22 false. >> that is a huge difference. >> how many of her statements with regard to the e-mail situation have they surveyed. if you take a sample, and her clinton foundation statements and she's going to be truthful. >> let's go to one in the news recently, he said as far back as 2012, that candidates should release their tax returns. >> can we back up a second. here's donald trump again. here's donald trump again, put it up. 2% true. 9% mostly true. 43% false. all right, so that's trump. and here's clinton. secretary clinton is 23% true. 27% mostly true. 11% false. that was a number of statements that they have fact checked. but this is the overall one that we have. thank you very much, producer, which is maria. thank you very much. the voice in my head every night. >> and would, i'll ask you, do you think we could do that in real time in the presidential debates? is that possible? >> i'm sorry,

buttons "hillary sent me" going to obama rallies. i'm still with her but i'll be on board with him. bernie if he's not going to be the nominee and going to want to stop donald trump he needs to play a role. >> but to understand, if you're senator sanders the last thing you want to say now is that the math is inevitable because if you can't be the noment know and he keeps saying he thinks he has a narrow chance and it's a flight chance but i still have a chance and he does but his other goal is the more delegates he has at the convention the more influence he has at the platform. if you say now it's over, then how do you expect to win new jersey, california? >> they're looking at the platform committee, the credentialing committee, the rules committee, the three big committees and figuring out if they can get their people on there. for democrats the worry is sanders fueling this idea of it isn't if hillary clinton gets the nomination, but is it a legitimate nomination, is it a rigged process and conspiracy theories n theories not many

we'll see if donald trump will be the same way. >> when have we seen hillary clinton -- combat hillary that you just -- >> in 2008 -- >> in new york. >> but this is not the new york senate. this is a presidential election against probably one of the most aggressive opponents she will ever face. >> so you think that come november, that she will not be aggressive in winning? >> i think one of the biggest problems that hillary clinton has right now is that she's going against an entirely asymmetrical opponent in donald trump. hillary clinton has been very cautious. she has been very calculating in a way that i think is not going to be well suited for a battle against donald trump. >> that gets to my point. and the reason i wanted to play that of bernie sanders tonight going directly after donald trump, every time someone asks hillary clinton a question on donald trump, she says, i'm not going to comment on the way he's running his campaign. why does she not go for the jugular? >> i think what their calculation is, it's like the old saying that you don't want to get in a fight with a pig,

hillary clinton won. >> that's right.e secretary of state declare it, hillary clinton accept victory, and now sanders conceiving the fact that there's no recount. yes, put the w in the clinton column. i am not sure that that victory alone is going to all the sudden help bring the party together. i can tell you just observing on twitter as we were reporting the delegate totals and saying that clinton is getting close to that 2383. the sanders folks immediately, reporters said you can't count super delegates, you can sense that friction is very present just discussing the very notion of the delegate math which again, is very much in her favor. it's nearly insurmountable and those super delegates, this is our reporting. we've contacted them. we've spoken to them. and they have told us of their allegiance to secretary clinton. the way the rules work, those votes count towards the nomination. >> bernie sanders people say they can change their minds. >> they can. they're right about that. if there was some big intervening event

listen. >> crooked hillary. she's as crooked as they come. she had bad news today, as you know, from some reports. came down weren't so good. not so good. the inspector general's report. not good. but i want to run against hillary. i just want to run. >> more breaking news overnight. signs there may be trouble brewing in the highest levels in the trump campaign. a top aide leaves six weeks after he was hired. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: donald trump has rallies out west, but his campaign has parted ways with the staffer. former scott walker aide, rick wiley left the campaign. some dispute he was fired saying he was hearing complaints throughout the campaign. trump kept up attacks on hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. >> i was being hit by everybody. i was being hit by the republicans. i was being hit by pocohantas. pocohantas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. no, no, goofy. she gets less done than anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done. nothing passed. she's got a big mouth. >> reporter: there were most

i used to like that song. >> as i say crooked hillary. crooked hillary.s they come. >> donald trump piling on after the state department ig report found hillary clinton violated the rules in using a private email server. we are back now with the panel. let's look how clinton's numbers have dropped since the story first broke in march 2015 about her private email and personal server. back then 47% had a favorable view of her. 50% unfavorable. basically even. now down to 37% favorable, 61% unfavorable. same with whether she is honest and trustworthy. now it is 31% to 66. that raises the question, does the i.g. report do damage to clinton or the damage has been done? >> the damage has been done but political campaigns are fluid and peoples opinions can shift and change. this cements the fact that she cannot be trusted. one more step in that direction. this is an unusual campaign. each of these candidates, trump and clinton seem to be each others best hope. what is striking about the rise in the polls of donald trump is a period of bad news for hillary clinto

hillary, i don't buy it for a minute that hillary clinton wouldn't double down on obama care. she is the mind behind single payer systems. absolutely. >> the problem with that strategy for hillary is that right now, the big costs are kicking in. at first, it was incremental and people didn't really notice it, so it didn't effect 2012 election, but isn't it going to be more did i feel as things get going, as these bills for obama care continue to pile up? >> absolutely and the kicker is not so much the premium, it's the deductibles. that is out of pocket. that hits people hard and people are finding they're getting less medical care than they did before. >> even rich anchors are doing that. the cashing in gang getting ready to roll. what have you got? >> some republicans burning their voter i.d. card because of trump and some in the liberal media saying he's killing the party, but can can the business man actually revive the gop? plus, a woman unleashing a verbal tirade on a dad for paying with food for government assistance. is she tapping into what's making so many americans

i guarantee. >> hillary, hillary, crooked hillary. hillary is running for many reasons. one of them is because she wants to stay out of jail. >> donald trump finally a candidate whose hair gets more attention than mine. >> i don't wear a toupee. it's my hair. >> will you unequivocally condemn david duke and say that you don't want his vote or that of any other white supremacists in this election. >> i don't know anything about david duke or what you are saying about white supremacy. >> would you unequivocally say you condemn them and you don't want their vote. >> i have to look at the group. there is no rally like the a trump rally. >> there is a fight going on here. this is a sad scene we are seeing. >> here is guy throwing punches, nasty as hell, screaming at everything. i'd like to punch him in the face. i am baes on terrorism, best on the economy, best on trade. i have all these things, let's call off the election. let's put the country back in shape. >> everyone said it wouldn't happen, everyone was wrong. that's what steven collison writes. he goes on to say, i'm q

and hillary, if you look and study, hillary hurt many women. the women she abused.d to a man who got impeached for lying. he was impeached. he had to go through a whole big process. it wasn't easy. he was impeached for lying about what happened with a woman. >> so, what will trump say next? we will go live to his next rally in washington state where supporters are waiting and so are the protesters. honey, did you call the insurance company? not yet, i'm... folding the laundry! can you? no... cleaning the windows! the living room's a disaster! (vo) most insurance companies give you every reason to avoid them. plants need planting! well the leaves aren't going to rake themselves! (vo) nationwide is different. hon, did you call nationwide to check on our claim? (vo) we put members first. actually, they called me. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. are you powered by protein? i am. milk has 8 grams of protein to help give me energy to unleash my potential. start every day with milk's protein and milk life. once i left t

hillary clinton is. try to tiep will them together but i don't think this is an issue that is going to help him with women. and i think trump needs to be cautious in this area. any kind to give him of advice it would be to narrow the argument. the argument that he wants to make for hillary clinton is that in making theed women part of this target. monicaused her fire on lewinsky. she participated in objective by of women who were victims his power and. has engaged in this line of attack but if he is going to keep it up, it needs to be narrowed from his campaign. -- weironic that weird are talking about this. you need to be more specific. that is where we are in this bizarre race of 2016. chaos breaks out in the democratic race. bernie sanders is under pressure. that must be a nightmare for her team. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ bernie sanders associates said the campaign is willing to do exactly what democrats fear most, inflict damage on hillary clinton in the primary contest that he can't win. even if it

hillary clinton at 42%. he has a tremendous amount of momentum. >> elizabeth warren can bring the indian american vote. charles: all right, guys. speaking of hillary releasing her financial information. she made millions of dollars from books, royalties, speeches. but what exactly did she do? why is she worth $5 million. why is bill worth $150 million for a speech? show me top new artist. ah, ha ha. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. charles: the financial disclosures are out and it shows hillary clinton made $1.5 million for five speeches. her husband made $5.9 million in speeches alone. those millions come from corporations that interesting interests in the foundation and hillary clinton. hillary clinton released her disclosures in the wake of "clinton cash."

and i think hillary could eat his lunch on that. >> and the real shift will be whether or not hillary clinton who has tried to run to the left of the socialists now and trying to appeal to these disaffected republicans, all of the sudden starts to become the centerist where that she didn't, she and the clinton brand always previously was. >> i think sort of an overlay on that from the clinton campaign and democrats more broadly. i think they're going to try to run sort of the man campaign that you saw from democrats in 2012. essentially casting romney, they'll cast trump as sort of of a throwback to an era that wasn't so inclusive. i mean, even his slogan is make america great again. for many americans, america, you know, sort of the good old days weren't so good. so i think that's a contrast they're going to try to make. try suggest that obama was sort of a symbolic shift and that clinton herself would continue that in terms of cultural expansion. >> that's what's going to be so interesting about, about this particular general election i wrote about this today in the "new york daily

that's what hillary is. i know a lot of talking heads out there are saying that like hillary supporters who came around to obama in 08, bernie sanders people are going to come around to hillary this year. i don't think that's the case. she's going to have to make a deal because bernie supporters want nothing to do with politicians. this is unbelievably different. jon: he was asking there for changes in the democratic party. let's make substantial, long-lasting changes. the guy wasn't even a democrat when he started this campaign. >> right. this to me john is the height ofhypocrisy . for bernie sanders to be lecturing democrats on how they should run their party and tweak their message, he's not even a democrat. if bernie sanders has been this big of a problem with how corrupt the party is and how corrupttheir messages he could always do the honorable thing which is run as the independent he is but no, he wants to have the jews and the power and the money of the democratic party but it seems like he's trying

bernie versus hillary.onald trump does with independents, and in indiana, he won. he got 54%. again, twice what hillary clinton got with 28%. that is a real vulnerability in the general election. she's going to need them. >> well, you know, alisyn, in the primary, this is really -- this is really how it is played out, and if you look at any state coming up on the map, if it's open, if it's largely white, so if it's open, so democrats and independents can vote, bernie sanders tends to do pretty well. i mean, i don't think she's going to apologize for appealing to democrats to win the democratic nomination, and then i think once you get into a head-on-head match with donald trump i think we'll see those numbers change, but, look. there's work to do. there's work to do here on both sides, but, you know, we're going to be facing donald trump, and i think that that increases the opportunity to talk to the american people. not just independents, alisyn. you know, there's a lot of evidence today as a result of don

sanders won 51% to hillary clinton's 36%. delegates will be awarded proportionally, giving him 16 and clinton 11. sanders won the caucus 57% compared to clinton's 42%. bernie sanders eyeing november as he rallied supporters in oregon yesterday. >> while we may have many disagreements with secretary clinton, there is one area we agree -- and that is we must defeat donald trump! [ applause ] >> reporter: clinton's recent gaffe about the coal history may have crippled her in west virginia. despite the loss, mrs. clinton too focused on the presidential contest in a folksy appeal to kentucky backers. >> i think they're going to throw everything including the kitchen sink this time. i have a little message for them. they've done it for 25 years and i'm still standing. >> reporter: sanders has now won 19 states compared to clinton's 23, who needs just 144 delegates to reach the almighty 2383 delegates to win the nomination and she only needs to win 14% of the remaining delegates and super delegates to capture the nomination. heather

pero esto nada de lo que estÁ haciendo Él avanza a los intereses de los demÓcratas y no lo de hillaryo que queremos que los ideales nuestros ganen estas elecciones. >> creo los que estÁn yendo al lado de bernie sanders porque encuentran antipÁtico o yo creo detestable la candidatura de hillary clinton porque viene arrastrando escÁndalos y viene arrastrando un sentido desfavorable por parte de la juventud muchos se han distanciado hacia bernie sanders y estÁ perdiendo mucho favor hillary clinton y sigue adelante lo que es esta contienda va a beneficiar. >> dan crees que esa gente estÁ apoyando a bernie sanders el viernes pasado tuvo un mitin de mÁs de 12 mil personas en california, que esa gente cuando si es cierto que hillary clinton se convierta en la abanderada del partido demÓcrata van salir apoyar a hillary clinton. >> creen en ideales del partido demÓcrata de igualdad tanto la justicia como la sociedad, las cosas que nosotros peleamos dÍa a dÍa los derechos de las minorÍas en este pais, igualdad econÓmica. si esas personas realmente creen en esos ideales tienen que estar con hill

>> this is a neck in neck race between hillary clinton and donald trump. that is a change from our last poll. last month hillary clinton had a double digit advantage over donald trump, that is no longer the case. trump earlier this month consolidating becoming the presumptive nominee of the republican party and we're seeing signs that republicans are in fact uniting behind donald trump and giving him a big boost there which makes this a neck and neck race within the margin of error. with bern mee sanders and donald trump, sanders has been making this argument saying that he polls better against donald trump than hillary clinton does and this poll is no exception. he's up 15 points on donald trump but hillary clinton we're expecting in that last round of primaries in california is going to become the presumptive democratic nominee and going to be facing a very tough race against donald trump. >> you have the neck and neck aspect of it and then add to this part, both of them have s historically high negatives. how migtd that impact this race going forward co

they'll coalesce behind hillary clinton.york, an example quickly, in new york, 1.2, 1.4 democrats voted between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. 525,000 voted for donald trump. he is never winning somewhere like new york. >> more from the panel ahead. i want to get the panel's take on the future of the never trump movement. what happens now. do they have a future. details next. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call