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let's get right to james rosen who is at that meeting. james? >> greta, good evening.ding in a mostly deserted ballroom at the dip hotel in hollywood, florida. the only things in this b

chief washington correspondent james rosen reports on heightened suspicions that the president and his aids may have tried to deceive congress. >> house intelligence committee member, republican of kansas confirmed to fox news, he's leading a probe, first disclosed by the washington free beacon into whether the obama administration misled congress on the terms of the nuclear deal. >> there were specific amendments that were made to members of congress. and we need to look into whether or not it's the case we were deceived by those commitments. >> after the implementation if they launch these types of missiles, is it or is it not in violation of the agreement. >> it is a violation of security council resolutions. >> the state department hasn't called the regime's recent ballistic missile test violations of 2231 which bans such tests. instead, the tests are consistent with 2231. >> did this administration mislead the congress? >> to your very pointed question, no. >> treasury secretary jack lieu assured lawmakers last summer. >> iran will continue to be denied access to the world's large

. >> we have live team coverage. ñ james rosen is standing by.and we'll start with carl cameron. >> reporter: hi, john, the talk of the rift in the trump campaign has been under way. paul manafort, a long time veteran of political operatives was tapped as convention manager and coming in here to count with delegates and they will set up office in washington d.c. and bring this in staff and pushed out a small band of loyalist who essntially have done the work of the campaign that normally hundreds. even some of those acknowledge they needed more horses and people in the field and here in washington to work for the trump campaign. a long time it was trump and the loyalist. they have been bringing in more, and more establishment insi"ers and there is a concern that contradicts the image of trump image is. that of a tough tell it like it is. it was vivid in new york for the tuesday primary, there was a discussion internally that his new york primary victory speech would have included the teleprompter. 4jdtq p'd there w the idea was quashed and it wa

tonight, chief washington correspondent james rosen takes us inside the process of selecting delegates. >> we talk about the grassroots, but really we should talk about the kampting as in the rock hill holiday inn where the party activists you hear so much about, these folks have gathered to elect three delegates to the republican national convention from south carolina's fifth congressional district. >> one, two, three. >> it took 60 minutes to count 08 ballots from ten counties before steven blanton, a finance officer at a meat-packing plant emerged as the top vote-getter. because donald trump won the south carolina primary, all of the palmetto state's 50 delegates are bound to vote for trump in the first ballot in cleveland. but blanton told fox news, because he respects the will of the people, he wouldn't even vote for the ohio governor on a second ballot. >> if you're talking about a delegate count where we're even and there were a tie issue at stake, i would probably want to do, do something for kasich. but i don't think, i think we're out of those woods right now. >> the second

>>> coming up shortly, james rosen, live from the site of the republican spring meeting in florida. he will have new information from donald trump's top adviser and mike emanuel live from annapolis on what's at stake in next tuesday's international primary g sl. >> to international news. paris attack suspect, salah abdeslam has been charged with attempted murder over a slootout shootout in brussels. he was captured three days later. they are questioning him about possible terror strikes in the belgium capital. a u.s. official is confirming to fox news iran launched a new long-range rocket as president obama was preparing for his overseas trip to saudi arabia and europe. the rocket failed to reach outer space and could not put a satellite into orbit. officials tell fox they have not seen the specific rocket launched in the past by ron. any test of a new ballistic missile would be a violation of a u.n. resolution forbidding iran from working on its rocket program. fighting terrorism was one of the main topics for president obama in his meeting today with america's partners in the pers

chief washington correspondent james rosen reports on heightened suspicions that the president and his aids may have tried to deceive congress. >> house intelligence committee member, republican of kansas confirmed to fox news, he's leading a probe, first disclosed by the washington free beacon into whether the obama administration misled congress on the terms of the nuclear deal. >> there were specific amendments that were made to members of congress. and we need to look into whether or not it's the case we were deceived by those commitments. >> after the implementation if they launch these types of missiles, is it or is it not in violation of the agreement. >> it is a violation of security council resolutions. >> the state department hasn't called the regime's recent ballistic missile test violations of 2231 which bans such tests. instead, the tests are consistent with 2231. >> did this administration mislead the congress? >> to your very pointed question, no. >> treasury secretary jack lieu assured lawmakers last summer. >> iran will continue to be denied access to the world's large

chief washington correspondent james rosen has those details. speech 's.light on an obscure federal agency bent on helping deportees such as salvadorans headed back to el salvador. they are among the luckiest because the inter-american foundation, a federal agency withnondescript offices a few blocks from the white house, is spending up to $50,000 of your money each year to assist salvadorans after they arrived back in their homeland including helping them start their own businesses . >> on the one hand we deport them. rarely, but sometimes and when there deported we set them up in business? it makes no sense to me. >> the inter-american foundation did not respond to our request for comment but in documents online we learned the iaf works through a local ngo called instituto el salvador or insomnia which links to help 60 salvadorans a year with this money. less than three weeks ago the department of homeland security was advertising online to hire customs and border protection officers in 17 locations around the border, each for a top starting salary of ju

>>> coming up shortly, james rosen, live from the site of the republican spring meeting in florida. he will have new information from donald trump's top adviser and mike emanuel live from annapolis on what's at stake in next tuesday's international primary g sl. >> to international news. paris attack suspect, salah abdeslam has been charged with attempted murder over a slootout shootout in brussels. he was captured three days later. they are questioning him about possible terror strikes in the belgium capital. a u.s. official is confirming to fox news iran launched a new long-range rocket as president obama was preparing for his overseas trip to saudi arabia and europe. the rocket failed to reach outer space and could not put a satellite into orbit. officials tell fox they have not seen the specific rocket launched in the past by ron. any test of a new ballistic missile would be a violation of a u.n. resolution forbidding iran from working on its rocket program. fighting terrorism was one of the main topics for president obama in his meeting today with america's partners in the pers

chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us what they're talking about. >> gathered at the plush diplomat hotel in hollywood, florida, the 168 members of the republican national committee, all delegates to the summer convention got no love or at least face time from front-runner donald trump. instead, newly hired trump strategists, rick wiley seen here avoiding reporters was set to hold a reception for party officials, with fellow trump adviser paul mannafort on thursday that cleared the field for texas senator ted cruz, who argued in favor of a contested convention over simply awarding the nomination to the candidate with the most delegates after the voting ends on june 7th. >> why do you think it is that donald is investing so much time saying it is unfair to expect him to earn a majority? the reason is simple, james, you can't earn a majority. he knows he can't earn a majority. >> earlier cruz's campaign manager jeff roe warned rnc official as trump nomination would mean severe down-ballot losses. >> we came from the grassroots running campaigns in difficult environments or ea

tonight, chief washington correspondent james rosen takes us inside the process of selecting delegates. >> we talk about the grassroots, but really we should talk about the kampting as in the rock hill holiday inn where the party activists you hear so much about, these folks have gathered to elect three delegates to the republican national convention from south carolina's fifth congressional district. >> one, two, three. >> it took 60 minutes to count 08 ballots from ten counties before steven blanton, a finance officer at a meat-packing plant emerged as the top vote-getter. because donald trump won the south carolina primary, all of the palmetto state's 50 delegates are bound to vote for trump in the first ballot in cleveland. but blanton told fox news, because he respects the will of the people, he wouldn't even vote for the ohio governor on a second ballot. >> if you're talking about a delegate count where we're even and there were a tie issue at stake, i would probably want to do, do something for kasich. but i don't think, i think we're out of those woods right now. >> the second

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen in hollywood, florida with our report. ♪ reporterfor rnc chair reince priebus, an accomplished pianist, short recital for reporters offered a brief respite for a spring meeting fraught with tension. >> i'm running the committee, and i don't believe that we're going to have any rules changes coming out of the meeting this week. >> reporter: and so it was that the rnc rules committee meeting when solomon yew motioned to proceed under roberts rules of order rather than house rules which if enacted would strengthen the delegates over convention chair paul ryan. >> the nays have it, the motions defeated. >> reporter: all delegates heard from top trump aides paul manafort and rick reilly. manafort told fox news his message is open to the delegates' concerns and where rhetoric like this is concerned -- >> the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. i can tell you that. >> reporter: trump simply feels the rnc should lead and change the process, not that officers o

fox's james rosen is now in washington tonight with the latest. >> reporter: after tuesday night's big the east donald trump and hillary clinton lock up their respective nominations while the delegate math shows trump versus clinton general election matchup as the most likely scenario, some analysts caution the two front runners particularly trump still have their work cut out for them. >> he can still manage to win though i doubt he gets the 1,237 delegates bite end of the primaries. >> all five candidates are now turning their attention to indiana where next week's contest could prove decisive in winnowing the field republican candidates ted cruz and john kasich have forged a kind of non aggression pact in the last ditch toast prevent trauma from that locking up the gop nomination with a hoosier state victory. >> they're desperate for it to be over. because they recognize that this campaign has now moved under much more favorable territory. >> reporter: trump who according to polls is already holding a big lead in indiana continues to laugh off the s so-called cruz kasich alliance an

chief washington correspondent james rosen has more. hey, james. >> megyn, good evening.sident obama declined to enforce his red line in syria has an american public official so visibly reneged on a so highly publicized a promise as the treasury secretary has done in this case. jack lew said last june that the $10 bill would be redesignredesigned to include the portrait of a woman, alongside alexander hamilton better known to some as the genius architect of our nation's financial system. all that was before millions of people protested and before the broadway musical "hamilton" re telling of the founding father's story in hip hop idioms had demonstrated its box office appeal and critical acclaim. today the play was awarded the pulitzer prize for drama. treasury is abandoning lew's promise to have a woman share space with hamilton on the $10. instead the plan calls for the back of a $10 bill to feature a panorama of dynamic women throughout history, a move that triggered comparisons to the demand of rosa parks at the back of the bus in montgomery alabama, during the civil

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for more on this, our chief explainer, our chief washington correspondent james rosen. james? >> reporter: megyn, if your head doesn't hurt by the time this segment is over, then i haven't done my job. consider that when new york's mostly lonely republicans hold their primary april 19th, 81 of the 95 delegates up for grabs will reflect the results in the state's 27 congressional districts. three delegates per district. clear 50% in a district and you get all three delegates. otherwise it's two for the top finisher, one for the runner-up. if no candidate meets the threshold, the delegates get dolled out proportionally. so far most agree that ted cruz has developed a superior organization for cultivating delegates at the county and district levels. >> so he doesn't have to convince the entire state of new york to support him. he believes that donald trump will win, but he does think he can win over district by district and prevent trump from getting the nomination that way. >> reporter: the first of the two remaining super tuesdays comes on april 26th, when voters cast ballots i

here's james rosen. >> reporter: emory university president james wagner used chalk to declare his support for free speech. only after he had held meetings, issued conciliatory statements and even offered emergency counseling in response to students who said they felt intimidated and under safe following the appearance on campus of trump 2016 messages scrawled in chalk. >> everyone is talking about how they're allowed to write trump everywhere because tigts first amendment. but it is our right to speak out against that. to say that we're not okay with that. >> in initially siding with those disturbed by the chalk describings, president wagner cited what he called genuine concern and pain in the face of this perceived intimidation. >> he conceded to the protesters. i felt that he legitimized their claim. i think he should have stood for it. >> reporter: even to prominent liberals, tied with georgetown at number 21 in the university rankings, a national laughing stock. >> i don't deserve to feel afraid at my school. i so badly want to drop kick these kids into a place where there is actual p

chief washington correspondent, james rosen is here. good evening, james. >> good evening. with the president vowing not to resign, the faith rests in the senate. lawmakers voted overwhelmingly last night, 367 to 137 to approve an article of impeachment against her. the one time in office since 2010 stands accused of use zing state owned bank funds while seeking re-election two years ago. >> translator: this break with the constitution is a coup, a coup against democracy and against the brazilians who voted for her. >> reporter: 54 million votes don't authorize the fulfillment of the constitution. against public finances or the fiscal law. the vote against the country's first female president reflects dissatisfaction with brazil's economy. with the separate and widening construction scandal which could ensnare both of the next two in line for the presidency. it may be left hostile to her but they expect the upper chamber will allow a trial to proceed and convict her. >> she's still the president. from voting in the lower house, it was below the amount of support they got in

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james rosen shows us what's going on behind the scenes in the all too important battle for delegates. the wisconsin primary in cruz control. >> a big one for him. no question about it. ted cruz came out with the wind at his back. he was quickly reminded today that new york can be a tough place. >> ted cruz got a less than friendly welcome to the bronx from some protesters at a local restaurant. just a warm-up for what donald trump is expected to say about cruz in the next two weeks. >> donald can always be counted on to take high road and to demonstrate class. if he wants to engage in insults, he is welcome to do so. he gets very angry when the voters reject him. >> cruz buried trump among very seventh voters. beat him handily among evangelicals. and voters thought he was electable. trump won people who were looking for the outsider despite cruz' claims that she is the ant-establishment candidate. trump warned, cruz is worse than a puppet. he is a trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump. it is the building where nasa used to assem

chief washington correspondent, james rosen is here. good evening, james. >> good evening.president vowing not to resign, the faith rests in the senate. lawmakers voted overwhelmingly last night, 367 to 137 to approve an article of impeachment against her. the one time in office since 2010 stands accused of use zing state owned bank funds while seeking re-election two years ago. >> translator: this break with the constitution is a coup, a coup against democracy and against the brazilians who voted for her. >> reporter: 54 million votes don't authorize the fulfillment of the constitution. against public finances or the fiscal law. the vote against the country's first female president reflects dissatisfaction with brazil's economy. with the separate and widening construction scandal which could ensnare both of the next two in line for the presidency. it may be left hostile to her but they expect the upper chamber will allow a trial to proceed and convict her. >> she's still the president. from voting in the lower house, it was below the amount of support they got in the lower

we start with james rosen in the rnc meet nothing hollywood, florida. what are they working on there, james? >> reporter: on the surface very little will change here. reince priebus said he doesn't want the spring meeting to change the convention rules. priebus is swim nothing unchartered waters. not only may have to stage the first contested condition vention but faces a front runner after he won new york that the party itself and rules are corrupt. >> nobody can take an election away with the way they are doing it in the republican party and by the way, i am no fan of bernie. but i have seen bernie win, win, win and they say he has no chance of winning. they have the super delegate and the republican system is worse. >> reporter: i have heard from rnc officials if donald trump thinks he will get the nomination even if he comes up a hundred delegates short he ought to think again. >> what about candidates like kasich or cruz will they attend. >> it doesn't a pore trump will come. manar foreis here. and texas senator tread cruz will fly in and so will je

james rosen tell you what you need to know about a complicated and largely hidden process. it is in political particleance winner take most. it will reflect the delegates. clearing 50% in a given district delivers all three delegates. otherwise it is two for the top finisher, one for the runner up. of the remaining 14 delegates, 11 will be on may 24. a candidate can sweep all four teams. if no one meets the threshold, the delegates. >> ted cruz is concentrate on conservative districts, trying to figure out ways to collect delegates by winning congressional districts. >> a week after new york will see the penultimate super tuesday when races are held in five states. connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island. they add up to 172 delegates. all awarded in winner take most. all the mountain states, 34 delegates could conceivably wind up unbound. then the final super tuesday when republicans cast ballots in new jersey, new mexico, california. 302 delegates up for grabs all awarded by a winner take most process. >> this will reward the candidate who is best or

james rosen joins us live to explain it all to us. >> reporter: donald trump's campaign acknowledgedthe shadow primary where they are wooing delegates, the role state billionaire is playing catch up with texas senator ted cruz and a state of a fares about which donald trump voiced from yousation. >> you can see where i won in luis louse and i wind out i am not supposed to get as many delegates as the person i am boating. there is a rowel and another care about the rules folks. >> reporter: cruz ran the table in colorado. they elected their delegates and all six of them went to cruz. and 21 more will be chose nen confidential assem blows in aurora. and a robust wooing campaign like west virginia whose primary is may whose primary is may 10th. >> there you are directly like a delegate assigned to a candidate. we have been wooing the folks on the ballot in west virginia and as of today we wooed 12 of them currently running for somebody else. they're now our delegates if elected. >> senator cruz maintains he can secure the delegates needed to win the nomination outright. to do that, his

chief washington correspondent james rosen has more. james? >> megyn, good evening.momentous issues in the case of u.s. v. texas set for oral arguments ten days from now involve the limits of presidential power. 26 states are challenging the executive orders president obama signed in late 2014 unilaterally expanding the number of illegal aliens and their family members up to 4 millionf them in all who can be shielded from deportation under a policy called deferred action. receiving little attention until now, however, is a startling assertion tucked away in the obama administration's court filings namely that these protected foreigners known as nonqualified aliens can receive some of the same federal benefits u.s. citizens enjoy. in a supreme court brief filed last month, mr. obama's solicitor general, donald varilli argued, "a nonqualified alien is not categorically barred from participating in certain federal earned benefit programs associated with lawfully working in the united states, the social security retirement." >> all of a sudden the people who are here ill

. >>> exactly what happened in colorado zm james rosen tonight on whether the man who specializes on the deal is getting an raw deal. >> texas senator ted cruz completed his clean sweep of the centennial states 34. >> we have a colorado where they frankly just get all of these delegates and it's not a system. there was no voting, i didn't go out there to make a speech or anything republicans chose delegates to assemblies. there new delegates were first and sixth congressional districts each awarded their three delegates to cruz. the 7th, 4th and 6th congressional districts followed suit the next week. >> we have a slate of delegates. then came zoo's state convention, where cruz snatched up the remaining delegates. trump's original colorado director was fired. the chaos was reflected in trump's slate of delegates, which included at least four people who had not pledged for the front-runner and contained at least seven typographical errors, including one that steered voters to cast their ballots for a cruz delegate. >> we understand the rules, we understood them so well, it didn't make

kelly file reports on the convention in cleveland, we go to our chief washington correspondent james rosenn the shadow primary. james? >> the demands of this so-called shadow primary this summer are increasingly being reflected in the travel schedules of the two leading candidates. ted cruz heads on saturday to colorado, where he peeled away six delegates in congressional district assemblies this past weekend. gop front-runner donald trump is also planning to visit colorado in coming days. trump's team acknowledges the cruz operation is more evolved, that the billionaire real estate mogul is playing catchup. but they maintain the state delegations are playing ted cruz. >> what makes you think that when it gets to this third and fourth ballot that the cruz folks are counting on, that they're not going to be voting for mitt romney or paul ryan or marco rubio? they're going to be like ted who? they're using ted right now as a vessel to try to stop donald trump. >> reporter: conventional delegates are usually local republican activists, creatures of the establishment. in exchange for enduring

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james rosen is at the white house with a preview. good evening. >> good evening. some of the most important players on the nuclear security that front such as russia and north korea had no presence at all. and even the president's emphasis on the early success of the iran nuclear deal is coming under challenge. >> posting the first nuclear summit in six years, president obama also convened a largely symbolic celebratory session. the same group that negotiated last year's nuclear deal. >> iran has installed two-thirds. iran has shipped 98% of its stockpile out. if iran were to cheat, the nuclear weapon has gone from two to three months to a year. >> since it took effect, it has sbegs identified its testing of ballistic missiles, fired a rocket. seized two u.s. navy boats and humiliated the soldiers on board and beefed up the military presence in yemen and syria. mr. obama said, critics warn it poses a long term danger. >> like the nuclear deal signed in the 1990s. another deeply flawed deal. iran was not invited. they boycotted the larger nuclear summit saying it w

let's get right to james rosen who is at that meeting. james? >> greta, good evening. i'm standing in a mostly deserted ballroom at the dip hotel in hollywood, florida. the only things in this ballroom right now are reporters, secret service agents, and ohio governor john kasich who is over my shoulder just right now addressing reporters and talking about his prospects at a contested convention. he is the first of two of the candidates here at this rnc spring meeting. we heard from ted cruz earlier today who warned the delegates in essence that a trump nomination would result in severe down ballot losses for all of the republicans who are running for congress and for the senate in november. donald trump is not going to attend this g.o.p. spring meeting. he, instead, has sent his top aides, rick wiley and paul manafort to host a reception for rnc officials tomorrow, greta. >> james, is it -- does it hurt him that he doesn't show up at that? he doesn't show up in colorado. he didn't do particularly well in colorado, trump didn't. maybe he saw the writing on the wall with

let's get right to james rosen who is at that meeting. james? >> greta, good evening.ostly deserted ballroom at the dip hotel in hollywood, florida. the only things in this ballroom right now are

james rosen is at the white house with a preview. good evening. >> good evening.some of the most important players on the nuclear security that front such as russia and north korea had no presence at all. and even the president's emphasis on the early success of the iran nuclear deal is coming under challenge. >> posting the first nuclear summit in six years, president obama also convened a largely symbolic celebratory session.

chief washington correspondent james rosen in hollywood, florida, on how that's going over. >> callingitics a team sport, rnc chairman reince priebus closed out the spring meeting by urging delegates to unite around the party's eventual nominee, even as he issued an oblique warning to the front-runner donald trump to cease his attacks on the party's nominating process as rigged. >> our candidates are running for the nomination of the republican party. they're trying out for our team. no one is forcing them to wear our jersey. we expect our candidates to support our party. >> at that moment, however, staffers of an anti-trump superpac were flooding the diplomat hotel with literature mocking the billionaire. >> delegates were assured that trump will raise millions to help the rnc and down candidates. >> we're running a donald trump campaign, it will have traditional elements to it. >> on wednesday, ted cruz showed up to emphasize his ties to the grassroots and ohio governor also made an appearance, touting his ability to defeat hillary clinton in a general election. one party leader sugg

. >>> exactly what happened in colorado zm james rosen tonight on whether the man who specializes on the deal is getting an raw deal. >> texas senator ted cruz completed his clean sweep of the centennial states 34. >> we have a colorado where they frankly just get all of these delegates and it's not a system. there was no voting, i didn't go out there to make a speech or anything republicans chose delegates to assemblies. there new delegates were first and sixth congressional districts each awarded their three delegates to cruz. the 7th, 4th and 6th congressional districts followed suit the next week. >> we have a slate of delegates. then came zoo's state convention, where cruz snatched up the remaining delegates. trump's original colorado director was fired. the chaos was reflected in trump's slate of delegates, which included at least four people who had not pledged for the front-runner and contained at least seven typographical errors, including one that steered voters to cast their ballots for a cruz delegate. >> we understand the rules, we understood them so well, it didn't make

chief washington correspondent james rosen lays it all out for us tonight. >> later this month, the supremet will hear oral argue. s in u.s. v. texas in which 26 states are challenging the executive orders that president obama issued in late 2014 union at that time earlily expanding the number of members up to 4 million of them who can be shielded from deportation under a policy called deferred action. >> they support their families. they worship at our churches. >> at the time the president promised that these undocumented workers, as he called them, would not be placed on the same legal footing as american citizens. >> not grant citizenship or the right to stay here permanently or offer the same benefits that citizens receive. only congress can do that. >> and at one point this group was barred from enrolling in medicaid andxtqijt. yet, now the president claimsé]Ñ these immigrants known as nonqualified aliens enjoy a lawful presence in the u.s. have a right to seek out work, and,thus, can receive ltit in a supreme court brief filed last month, mr. obama's solicitor general argued, quote:

james rosen has details on the latest story of waste, fraud and abuse plaguing washington. how does it work? >> it is all too true. we have heard examples of the government wasting astronomical sums, focusing on relatively small sums our goal has been to show how little things that up and to ask a simple question. if we accept spending taxpayers money rather than seeking to return it will always be the first instant, the biological imperative of the mid-level bureaucrat, how might relatively small phones like this be better spent? in this case we shine a light on and it's your federal agency helping deportees like salvadorans headed back to el salvador. they are among the luckiest because the inter-american foundation, federal agency was not script offices a few blocks from the white house is spending $50,000 of your money each year to assist salvadorans after they arrived in their homeland including helping them start si. >> on the one hand we deport them, rarely but sometimes, so once they are deported we set them up in business, makes no sense to me. >> reporter: the int

james rosen shows us what's going on behind the scenes in the all too important battle for delegates. the wisconsin primary in cruz control. >> a big one for him. no question about it. ted cruz came out with the wind at his back. he was quickly reminded today that new york can be a tough place. >> ted cruz got a less than friendly welcome to the bronx from some protesters at a local restaurant. just a warm-up for what donald trump is expected to say about cruz in the next two weeks. >> donald can always be counted on to take high road and to demonstrate class. if he wants to engage in insults, he is welcome to do so. he gets very angry when the voters reject him. >> cruz buried trump among very seventh voters. beat him handily among evangelicals. and voters thought he was electable. trump won people who were looking for the outsider despite cruz' claims that she is the ant-establishment candidate. trump warned, cruz is worse than a puppet. he is a trojan horse, being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump. it is the building where nasa used to assem

chief washington correspondent james rosen live in rock hill, south carolina today. james, you had a front row seat in this delegation selection process. is it rigged as far as you can tell? >> reporter: in a word, no. all of the folks who we saw at the rock hill holiday inn last night casting ballots were themselves elected in previous gatherings to be there. several dozen people from ten local counties stood for election as delegates. there were no speeches but these folks have in some cases spent years courting their fellow activists. after 80 paper ballots were counted the three winners, all three now headed to the republican national convention this summer, were a former field director for ted cruz who said she would vote for him on a second ballot. an uncommitted delegate and a proud kasich voter who told us he wouldn't even vote for the ohio governor on a second ballot because doing that would defy the will of the people. >> in my county over 60% of the voters said trump's the guy we want. i think that you have to make a very conscientious decision to support t

james rosen tell you what you need to know about a complicated and largely hidden process. it is in political particleance winner take most. it will reflect the delegates. clearing 50% in a given district delivers all three delegates. otherwise it is two for the top finisher, one for the runner up. of the remaining 14 delegates, 11 will be on may 24. a candidate can sweep all four teams. if no one meets the threshold, the delegates. >> ted cruz is concentrate on conservative districts, trying to figure out ways to collect delegates by winning congressional districts. >> a week after new york will see the penultimate super tuesday when races are held in five states. connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island. they add up to 172 delegates. all awarded in winner take most. all the mountain states, 34 delegates could conceivably wind up unbound. then the final super tuesday when republicans cast ballots in new jersey, new mexico, california. 302 delegates up for grabs all awarded by a winner take most process. >> this will reward the candidate who is best or

you just heard from our own james rosen in hollywood, florida, where the officials are meeting. it's their last chance to meet before the convention. he's treating a crowd in indianapolis, indiana. because cruz is answering specific questions about whether his campaign is there, we're going keep monitoring ted cruz. let's go back to ted cruz. we're also monitoring trump. i don't want to play favorites here. we want to keep monitoring both. now we're going back to ted cruz. >> there's a reason you have to be a majority to. be a strong and effective candidate, you have to put together a majority, assemble a majority. why do you think donald trump has invested so much time to say it's unfair? the system pl reason is he can't earn a majority. he knows he can't earn majority. donald is a niche candidate. he gets about a third of the vote in every state but he can't expand. to win you have to have a broad tempt. to win you have to bring in har core voters other than ta base of donald trump. that's why he eenlt spent so much time trying to con vinsz the media, let's let him win with le

look at how the ground game is playing out in a couple of those states, we have fox team coverage, james rosen is at a polling site in rockville, maryland. we begin with correspondent molybdenum lyon in pennsylvania. >> you're right, the pennsylvania is a big prize of the day. all eyes on pennsylvania. and one of the most unique things about pennsylvania is the process here. and on the gop side it's particularly unusual. because just 17 out of the 71 delegates will actually go to the statewide winner. it hasn't stopped the gop candidates from chris criss-crossing the states, hitting pittsburgh to the suburbs of philadelphia and in between. beyond those 17 they go to the big winner tonight. other 54 delegates are unbound. when they head to the convention in cleveland, they're free. some have pledged to support a particular person, that's essentially on their honor. it's not markedallot that gop voters actually see. the democrats have a more straightforward ballot and allocation process with 189 delegates at stake. the big issue here in southwest pennsylvania, certainly the economy. the major in

james rosen is live for us, reporting from hollywood, florida. hi, there, i like the golf shirt too. >> reporter: thank you. when in hollywood or in rome, you know the saying, heather. good to you and jon. hoards of reporters descended here, imagining they'd be covering a battled over the rules that would govern this summer's convention. there was an effort at yesterday's rules committee session to strengthen the role of the delegates over the convention chairman. house speaker paul ryan and reince priebus and his allies handily beat back that notion. effectively leaving all recommendations to come from the convention's own rules committee set to meet in cleveland the week before the convention gavels. the real action was behind closed doors as senator cruz and kasich and representatives of trump courted the members of them here, all delegates. cruz said he'd help with the down ballot and kasich said only he can beat hillary clinton. manafort said that their man will run a more traditional campaign including raising money for the rnc. they said t

chief washington correspondent james rosen in hollywood, florida, on how that's going over. >> callingteam sport, rnc chairman reince priebus closed out the spring meeting by urging delegates to unite around the party's eventual nominee, even as he issued an oblique warning to the front-runner donald trump to cease his attacks on the party's nominating process as rigged. >> our candidates are running for the nomination of the republican party. they're trying out for our team. no one is forcing them to wear our jersey. we expect our candidates to support our party. >> at that moment, however, staffers of an anti-trump superpac were flooding the diplomat hotel with literature mocking the billionaire. >> delegates were assured that trump will raise millions to help the rnc and down candidates. >> we're running a donald trump campaign, it will have traditional elements to it. >> on wednesday, ted cruz showed up to emphasize his ties to the grassroots and ohio governor also made an appearance, touting his ability to defeat hillary clinton in a general election. one party leader suggested tr