mentioned, governor huckabee has endorsed donald trump. melissa: i don't think he officially endorsed donald trump. melissa: i hear what you're saying. gone with him to different rallies. he hasn't actually endorsed him. this is something we talked about before the show. correct me in the booth if i'm wrong? i think that is correct. although you're right he has stood by his side. we had him on in fact right after donald trump made the comments about abortion and certainly mike huckabee didn't agree with him. >> melissa, he is a partisan. melissa: judy, let me ask you, you know it is, be hard to see the paper going at someone else so far. you asked what the, what the means or the end is to their means. they say that the other candidate is equally extreme, meaning ted cruz. what they suggest quite seriously is that the party draft someone, an alternative, somebody plausible and honorable like speaker paul ryan. they're advocating for subverting the whole process. >> no, they're advocating bringing some sanity back to the whole process. melis

we'll get reaction from ed rollins and former governor mike huckabee. >>> plus -- >> the current setup invites troubling micromanagement of a wartime effort and risks inhibiting results. >> tough talk from defense secretary ash carter taking aim at republican members of congress. >>> "america's election headquarters" live from new york starts right now. welcome, everybody. even though it's indiana's primary that is next up, it's california that is heating up to be the big focus with the gop contenders to seek as many delegates as they can. that state's gop party continues at the state convention this weekend and ted cruz has been meeting with folks that he hopes will support his effort to block donald trump's momentum at a time when trump continues to lead in the polls there. unlike recent elections, california is playing a key role for the first time in decades. let's bring in john roberts who is standing by at the gop convention happening outside of san francisco. john, what's going on right now? >> uma, good afternoon to you. this entire room full of people are thrilled that califor

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former republican candidate mike huckabee coming up. former ally james coming up and nancy reagan's longest serving chief of staff bush and donald trump delegate rona ronnie mcdaniel. brother of ron howard and ted cruz supporter. all of that coming straight ahead. don't miss it. we begin this morning on campaign trail. bat sl continuing this morning. trump is speaking out against the republican primary process claiming senator cruz is stealing the election from him. top party officials continue to standby the nomination process. >> we are millions of votes ahead, millions, and i'm hundreds of delegates ahead but the system, folks, it's rigged. it's a rigged disgusting dirty

governor huckabee, what do you say to that? do you think local officials in southern california were make things worse, not better? >> well, i think we need to realize somebody is paying for all this. i remember being at a couple of the last conventions and talking to police officers who were involved in both security as well as some of the intelligence about who was protesting. here's what they told us. they said these are the same people that protest all over the world. they go to a g7, to a g20, they go to wherever the president is going to be, they go to wherever there's going to be a lot of cameras and they're the same people. now the question is who pays for all the travel? the hotels? the meals? the cars? travel is not cheap, and this is a rent-a-mob. somebody is renting this mob to show up at event after event and if you're wondering why aren't there more protests, i'm guessing some of the people renting the mob might be people who have a vested interest in make the republican candidate look bad. david: renting the mob.

your questioning to mike huckabee. he didn't say anything before.as governor huckabee confirmed it would seem to him that donald trump wouldn't say anything had it gone in his favor and it does seem a bit like sour grapes. it's a quirky system. >> quirky, do you know what the viewers say. they say 85% rigid. you say quirky. yours is a nicer word. they say rigged. >> donald trump's argument perhaps it's rigged. this is the bernie sanders argument too on the democratic side. reince priebus and the republican national committee they are stuck having to defend the system that people have voted for and created a certain amount of stability. i'm not defending. this is where both sides are. but it does threaten to really change how everything is doneíg going forward. which, of course, is one of the big reasons people like him, obviously. >> and, of course the fact go back to that email right as soon as trump lost, they said they made that email to the colorado g.o.p. to make it look like it was really rig to do send that tweet out. of course, they say they

trish: thank you so much, always good to see you, governor mike huckabee. >> thanks. trish: joining me with more on the democratic side is kareem john p air and a former education director for mike huckabee's campaign. how do you like that? getting to see your old boss. >> i vote for him. he makes a good point, he is saying when he says i don't have stupid tattooed on my 4 head, it is a suicide mission for anyone who would coming and candidates would take over for trump or ted cruz because that candidate would be hugely challenged, american, republicans voted for trump would feel they had been swindled. >> voters are angry. imagine going to cleveland and having their vote not count and not matter and the rnc bringing somebody from the shadows, a hand-picked candidate and say we will take everybody's vote who went to somebody else and somehow give them to this new person they put on stage. it would be a political jihadi like we have never seen in the gop. it would absolutely road any support, any excitement about trying to take on hillary and it will be so damaging i d

governor mike huckabee. >> thank you, lou. lou: good to see you. >>> breaking news now, california governor jerry brown will sign a bill creating the nation's highest statewide minimum wage, $15 an hour by 2022. california lawmakers today approved the hike, that will happen over the course of the next six years. brown signs it monday in los angeles. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- because mercifully he isn't one. like to hear from you, cast your vote on twitter -- links to everything, loudobbs.com. >>> incredible video out of france tonight, a daredevil wearing a wingsuit, this is never, never without a thrill. took a flying leap off a french cliff, straight through, two antennas, as if just jumping isn't enough. these guys, they're well beyond me, the video is selected as a finalist for the gopro awards. that's a good idea. last year's winner walked away with a $20,000 prize. >>> up next, donald trump less than happy with the republican national committee. >> i call it bad politics when somebody goes in and wins th

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mike huckabee and martin o'malley told me they know it can be a corrupt, confusing system.ut it's also not a shock or a mystery. meaning it's how you approach it and how you handle it that determines if you are campaigning say in january or if you make it to november. jonathan: got it. scott: while they hopedded to be sharing a stage in november as nominees, mike huckabee and martin o'malley were instead promoting a tv show stead in the american revolution. these days it's the ballots instead of bullets. the parallels are hard to ignore. >> it's evident we are divided. divided by the democrats and the republicans but within our own parties there are great division. scott: and growing for example with donald trump newest claims that the confusing mess of caucuses, convention and primaries hurt the less experienced candidate. >> he is a republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crab to happen. scott: is this election system rigged? >> there are always lumps in the pancakes. we all go into this knowing what the rules are. if

huckabee got a d-in mental health. you cannot lecture people with that grade. >> if mental illness is such a big issue, why is it not being addressed effectively? >> it still very stigmatized. up to you like this, you would likely understand that i had a physical impairment and would not think there is anything wrong with me as a person. but if i walked up to you like this and were suffering from a mental illness, you might not understand that i am still suffering from something that's outside of my control. misinterpret it as being in a bad mood or having a character flaw. >> i think stigma is a word that is lacking. prejudice and discrimination, those are words that are getting at the truth >> area the other reason mental illness gets unaddressed is that it would lead to more cost for taxpayers. what many people don't realize is that mental illness will cost us money no matter what. if you are currently in a facility receiving treatment for mental illness, the odds are, you are probably dressed like this. jails and p

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even if it's a terrible joke, and that one in. >> governor mike huckabee just defended hillary clinton there you go, enjoy. >> my career is over. >> great to see you both. and bill burton did not. great to see you both. >>> also tonight, we have a revealing look at what senate ever cruz was up to in college. yes, we've done some investigations. and his very famous harvard law professor will join us to talk about why mr. cruz was doing what you see him doing there. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get m

next to me right here is governor mike huckabee. you actually called this a few weeks ago, cruz, be careful making broad declarations about delegate math. what are your thoughts on that now? >> a few weeks ago he was calling for kasich to get out of the race. it is two-man race, donald trump. we're only ones who have mathematical pathway to the nomination of 1237. hehe said, once you reached that point you have got to get out. now he is at that point. deirdre: he is in that situation. just for people who can now, ted cruz has 559 delegates. essentially he would need to get 100% plus. >> yes. deirdre: of the outstanding delegates to get to that magic 1237. >> so reality if he takes his own advice he gave to others and go ahead and endorse cruz, i mean endures trump? i doubt that is going to have. that is position to answer question, which time are you telling truth then or now? you can't have it both ways. you paint himself in a corner, something you hope never to do as candidate. deirdre: so publicly. governor, i want to ask you the

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all of that, plus former 2016 republican presidential candidate mike huckabee joins us and "hannity" starts right here right now. and welcome to "hannity" and tonight 11 days away from the new york primaries and on the republican side donald trump, well, he wants to make sure that voters remember who ted cruz said about, quote, new york values. take a look. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city focus around money and the media. >> i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. ♪ >> and last night, during an interview, senator ted cruz stood by the remarks and said people knew what he meant. take a look. >> everyone in new york and outside of new york knows exactly what i meant by that and it is the liberal values of democratic politicians who have been hammering the people of new york for decades. they've suffered under these liberal values. it's been politicians like governor andrew cuomo, like hillary clinton, like mayor bill deblaz yes. >> is he right? yesterday former new york city mayor giuliani told "t

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i mean, he went to the right of mike huckabee on abortion, and that's very difficult to do.t was completely out of step. and i think that he's attempting to repair that, but it also goes to show another problem that donald trump has, which is why he has such high unapprovals amongst women. i mean, people are really concerned about the words that come out of his mouth. and rightfully so. >> although i have to say, hillary clinton also attacked bernie sanders on this issue because bernie sanders, when asked about it, he condemned what mr. trump said, but then ultimately went on to say something along the lines of but the press has to stop covering every single thing out of donald trump's mouth. that's a distraction. clinton said this is not a distraction, it's a big issue, and she went after sanders. >> the senator's remarks should not be measured by what the secretary says or should not say. he did condemn mr. trump, but he went on to say that we do have other problems that go along with that like income inequality, you know, making sure that people have universal health care

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and just as i am sitting there looking at it, and governor huckabee is walking by because his office down from h mine, and he said, hey, greg, how you doing? and i said, hey, governor, i have a book for you, and he is looking at it, and he said, this is great, greg, congratulations. you must be very proud and i'm looking at the cover, and he said, hey, greg, how do you spell your last name? i go, why? and he goes, well, do you have and i in your last fame? isn't it gutfeld? and i look at it, and they have e spelled my name wrong on the book. on the book. this is amazing, okay. this is the first run, and i don't know how much they printed out 20,000 books, but they had to kill it. they had to pull all of the covers off, and so there are only a few of these books around and this is what is called the are collector's item, and the worst part of the story that governor huckabee took great pleasure to tell me this and the governor is a religious person, and he heard the f-word followed by other words more than he had in his entire life and i was screaming down the hall, and screaming, and

. >> yeah, you're a senior adviser on the trump campaign and daughter of governor mike huckabee? >> yeah, they claim me as long as i behave. >> what made you go to there and to go in different roads? >> well, my first choice was my dad's campaign, and i ran that into he was in the race and then i got involved in the trump campaign like many other millions of americans are getting behind him because of his message of shaking up washington. he will break up the washington to wall street access to power. i think that's something that the country desperately needs. he is the ultimate contrast to hillary clinton. he is the outsider and there's no insider to washington than hillary clinton. that's the contrast that we need in november to win, and we need that. >> this is why clinton's speeches come up. how do you be independent when you know that wall street has paid you millions of dollars to give speeches and this mornings the associated press is reporting that all 82 groups that paid clinton for speeches were lobbying to the government and trying to sway the government. how do you g

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huckabee has one.uckabee came out for, it appears -- i don't think he endorsed for trump as carson has. >> carson endorsed. >> he can collect collect crumbs along the way. >> and 150 unbown. he can get 25 or 30 from those, too. >> what does he do to get them unbound. >> you make the case that tur best candidate to face off against hillary. you don't have wine them and dine. he has a better chance of getting 25 or 30 than cruz does, who needs 600. >>> pennsylvania delegates may play a major role in who ends up being the republican nominee. joining me now is a pennsylvania delegate candidate chris vogueler. chris, why do you want to be a delegate? >> first off, judge, thank you for inviting me on this evening. >> pleasure. >> i want to be a delegate for a number of reasons. first and foremost this is going to be a very important election, one of the most pivotal i think since 1980 of what direction this country is going to go in. are we going to continue down the road of the past eight years and barack o

deirdre: let me ask you this because former presidential candidate mike huckabee made a comment saying that senator cruz shouldn't feel so secure. here is his comment. >> let me be very clear. if ted cruz thinks he really is is the darling of the establishment and maybe he is right now, but if he really believes that all those folks in washington who never have liked him suddenly have started loving him, i think he may be very disappointed, when he gets to the convention and all those delegates. some will stick with him because they're cruz delegates but there will be others who say, nope don't want either one of those guys. then i think it becomes a free-for-all. deirdre: so, ron, a free-for-all is a pretty loose concept. >> well, senator cruz's success on campaign so far has never been dependent on the endorsement of the people in the 202 area code. we came out of california monday, 50, state and local elected officials and unbelievable number of party activists incomized by senator cruz coming into the campaign. that is ultimately where the campaign will be decided. deirdre: all rig

joining me to talk about trump's campaign sarah huckabee sanders.hank you for joining us. >> good to see you jake. >> so jeb bush told jamie that ted cruz picking carly fiorina was a smart move as a running mate. do you agree? >> i think it was a desperate move quite frankly. i think he sees his campaign going downhill very quickly and he's been eliminated from becoming the nominee and i think he's grasping at straws at this point and i think it's little too late. i think ted cruz is still not going to be the nominee for president and i think it's time that we start transitioning to support the person that is and that's donald trump so we can focus on hillary clinton in november. >>> speaking of hillary clinton a comment that your boss made about her is raising eyebrows. let's take a listen. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman card and women don't like her. okay? >> sarah, do you think it's easier for a woman to make it in politics than a man because that seems to be w

stuart: and governor mike huckabee is with us, joioining s on remote here.overnor, i'i'll pose the same questi, that was a confrontation last night between bill clinton and black lives matter. does that help or hurt hillary clinton? it's at the primarary in new yok and hillary needs minority voters. >> she does. i thought it was great for bill clinton, reminds people why they likeded him and reminds thm why she's not dodoing as well. she is just not the natural consummate politician that he is. shshe doesn't have the warmth, this sincerity, the passion, the zeal. she's rather robotic and when you see him and you see his flash of angerer, let's give hi sosome props, it took courage t stand up there and put their finger in ththes face and tell them the truth. he was. hillary doesn't do that. she's very calcuculated and she thinks true anand doesn't go of script. when she does. she's horrible off script. stuart: governor, , you've been in the arena, you were a republican presidential candidate, could you, would you-- >> thanks for reminding me. stua: could you,

i read that martin o'malley and mike huckabee might actually be starting a bipartisan rock band togetherhter ] the band has a great way to make money. the concerts are free, but ear plugs cost $200. [ laughter ] [ applause ] ♪ >> steve: bipartnership. >> jimmy: hey. that wasn't half bad. i like that. i would go see that band. did you guys see this? pope francis told thousands of teenagers at mass recently that happiness is not something you can download from an app. that story again, pope francis has never seen snapchat filters. i mean, they're pretty -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: they make you happy. the rainbow. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that makes me happy, i'm sorry. >> steve: the new ones. pick one from your photo gallery. >> jimmy: here's a little tech news, here. i saw that tesla is giving its current car owners a one-month free trial of its autopilot self-driving mode. which means you don't want to be anywhere near a tesla the moment that offer expires. it's like, "so anyway, i was talking to a guy -- oh, my goodness! [ applause ] didn't pay my bill!" this is interesting, here.

back with me now, sarah huckabee sanders and matt lewis.sk you about this before we get to the women thing. both trump and cruz, they want kasich to drop out but he's determined to stay in. should he quit? >> no. ted cruz should be encouraging john kasich to stay in the race and go to pennsylvania and try to win in pennsylvania. i've been saying this for months now. it's not about -- ted cruz is not going to get to 1237. like, if he doesn't know that, i'll just tell him that. it ain't happening. ted cruz will not get to 1237. but that doesn't matter. you've got to stop donald trump from getting it. and i think that ted cruz very well might emerge from a contested convention as the nominee. >> okay. so then who does it hurt? is it fair to say it's hurting one candidate more than the other? he has every right to stay in the race. >> i think that trump doesn't like it because he has finally caught on to the fact that kasich could pick off some -- could win pennsylvania, and they could go to new york and trump wins new york but ted cruz picks u

you got two rock bands step in -- that might be the mike huckabee, martin o'malley concert. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: they meet in the rocktagon -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: -- and he's like, "what do you got?" and he's like, "check out what i got. just a keyboard and the microphone. no big deal." sorry. hold on a second. >> steve: what do you got? you're in the rocktagon. >> jimmy: well, i'm hired, yeah. >> steve: i'll let you get plugged in. oh, i'm in the rocktagon. >> jimmy: my bad, i thought it was rocktagon unplugged. my bad. >> steve: oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, i got this little drum beat. check this -- it's like an automatic thing. check it out. sorry. i got a drum. i got a drum beat. a drum beat. >> steve: a drum beat, right? >> jimmy: a drum beat, yep. those automatic drums go -- >> steve: something like -- >> jimmy: something like -- >> steve: welcome to the rocktagon. >> jimmy: all right, hold on. this is just the drums. [ cheers and applause ] sitting on a bar stool talking like a damn fool got the 12:00 news blues [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: two foes go in. on

to the first round so it is possible if states go back in and meet delegations and can award mike huckabee their votes, i would be eligible to be nominated not that i'm exciting that to happen. neil: that would immediately get these camps getting angry saying they changed the rules again, can't satisfy anyone. >> i think it would be a drastic mistake if the party did that. a lot of people don't know that the rnc rules committee which is 55 members, at the start of the convention there will be a convention rules committee of 110 members and it will set the rules for the convention. whatever rules are being talked about for the rnc rules committee could be thrown out the door by the convention rules committee. it needs to have the appearance of transparency and fairness, and there is going to be an absolute meltdown going on. neil: can't satisfy everybody. making the rules generous on catering rather than two years ago. that is just me. neil: thank you very much. the first time in decades, they matter, new york state matters, and they relish time in the spotlight. stick around. . . ♪ neil: i

joining us now, mike huckabee. governme governor, great to see you. >> great to be with you, thank you. >> you said that his essay ties his treatment from the political class to the treatment that the americans are feeling from the political class, do you think he's making a successful case to explain this process better to the american people? >> well, let's hope so. it is an arcane process and with every state doing it differently and every campaign having to find the nuances of each state and how they do it and sometimes the guy that gets the most votes does not get the delegates. that's hard to explain to the average voters who thought their votes mattered more than the caucus. it is a call to reform. the briehl yelliant of what he putting the focus on hey, i got mistreated. they know that the overall system politically, financially in this country has been working against him. when heita ties it together, he gets it back to making h i am from the front place. >> people are finding it difficult to understand ho

mike huckabee weighed in saying cruz, kasich joined forces to stop trump.wish they wanted to stop hillary and as much as they did the republican who is beating both of them. the fight for the nomination takes on a new twist. all within the last 24 hours. now we're close to 24 hours until the polls open in pennsylvania, delaware and three other states. donald trump by the way has an event at west chester university, today at 4:00. there are some students over at west chester planning a protest. first, john kasich here at the penrose diner here at 10:00 this morning. it will be interesting to see if either candidate talks about this latest development. >>> 4:05. meantime, tonight, the democratic candidate for president will be in philadelphia to speak to voters on the eve of the pennsylvania ç primary. msnbc will host back-to-back town halls of hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the candidates will take questions from voters at the national constitution center. host chris hayes will moderate a town hall at 8:00. rachel maddow will handle the clinton town hal

renamed its law school after late supreme court justice scalia, not because they like werewolf mike huckabeeronym for the antonin scalia school of law is #asslaw! [cheers and applause] >> chris: you know, it's a shame because justice scalia was always more of a tits law man. immediately after the announcement, asslaw became the butt of everyone's jokes, and george mason switched the name to antonin scalia law school. th

. >> reporter: bart spokesperson taylor huckabee says once it was dug out, it seemed okay, without significant damage from the impact. >> if something like this were to happen, we want it to happen on the test tracks. why we have the long testing period. >> reporter: bart is working with car maker bombardier to see what if anything may have gone wrong mechanically on their brand new car. andria borba, kpix5. >> the autopsy on prince is complete, but lit be a while before we know how he died. >>> tonight, the tributes are pouring in outside prince's home in paisley park. he had millions of fans all around the world. as allen martin tells us, the pop icon dies alone. >> reporter: this van pulled out of the medical examiner's office this afternoon. returning the body of prince rogers nelson to his family. >> this is a tragedy for all of us. to you, prince rogers nelson was a celebrity. to us, he is a community member and a good neighbor. >> an autopsy and toxicology test took place earlier today. >> the pieces of information gathered in the process will be sent to labs for further testing. so tha

even huckabee is at home, like damn. .. the gastropatent everything didn't stop with the italians, with the passover coming up, kasich and cruz made visits to matzah factories, matzah factories, come on, guys that is another on the schnozz, sorry, guys, i know that was tasteless, just like the matzah, i am, oh, i i can't stop, i cant stop. now while meeting with the jews -- oh, kasich did worse than go off script, he actually went off torah. >> it's a wonderful, wonderful holiday for our friends in the jewish community, the passover. the great link between the blood that was put above the lamp post, the blood of the lamb, is jesus christ, is known, as the lamb of god. >> larry: jesus christ! i mean, literally jesus christ. you brought up the one jewish guy that makes this the complete opposite of pandering. why don't you just head to the mosque and drop off those pictures of mohammed you sketched earlier. okay. nice. okay. donald trump meanwhile decided to get all of his ethnic pandering out of the way at once by hosting a

stuart: governor mike huckabee, thank you for joining us. one of those three applies. [laughter] >> all right, everybody. i've got to show you some video. this is a gymnast practicing a routine, okay. we're going to show you several times to see the whole thing. doesn't get the landing quite right. it's going to be catastrophic, obviously, but her coach was right there to catch her, not only that, he rolls over top of her and flips her to safety. owl in one motion. i think that's pretty good. one more time. he should get-- >> what a catch. >> he gets a ten for that all right. up next, the president visits saudi arabia, at issue were the 9/11 victims families can drag saudi arabia into court to explain the saudi roll if there was one in the 9/11 attack. i know you're my financial advisor, but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to think about selling some of it. my dad gave me those shares, you know. he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even i

former republican candidate mike huckabee coming up. former ally james coming up and nancy reagan's longest serving chief of staff bush and donald trump delegate rona ronnie mcdaniel. brother of ron howard and ted cruz supporter. all of that coming straight ahead. don't miss it. we begin this morning on campaign trail. bat sl continuing this morning. trump is speaking out against the republican primary process claiming senator cruz is stealing the election from him. top party officials continue to standby the nomination process. >> we are millions of votes ahead, millions, and i'm hundreds of delegates ahead but the system, folks, it's rigged. it's a rigged disgusting dirty system, it's auditory system. and only a none politician would say it because i don't care. look, if it doesn't happen, i'm here for one reason, make america great again. >> now, you may have noticed that when donald loses -- [laughter] >> he gets very unhappy. he yells and screams and stamps his foot, he curses and he yells and insults anyone nigh be. as we know in