not so much in places like janesville, which in the year 2,007,000 people. of course the plan has been shattered and the disaffected workers have had a voice they say in this campaign, this unconventional campaign. important to note that just because senator sanders is behind in the delegates, he is not having a problem raising money. in march he raised $44 million. over half of that came from donors giving $200 or less. he hopes that a win here will give him six out of the last seven. that's an all important momentum going into those days was senator kit undersecretary clinton is expected to be strong. should be a good race. moran, nicole, back to you. nicole: thank you am i just thought. clinton and sanders will have a debate and is scheduled for april 14th in brooklyn, five days before the mayor primary. lauren: last night it was villanova versus north carolina. only one would come out on top. [cheers and applause] drilling. the wildcats won 77 train and 70s were before the final shot with 4.7 seconds remaining. tar heels had a double clutch to tie the ga

you are looking at live pictures from janesville, wisconsin where a big crowd gathered there to hearpresidential candidate john kasich speak at a town hall ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. just this morning kasich told cnn's michael smerconish there is no question the party is headed for an open convention listen. >> i can't win fluenough to get the convention with delegates and neither can cruz. donald trump would have to win better than 60%. as you know, he's never got anywhere close to that. so we're going to go to a convention and when we go there two things are going to be asked. number one who can win in the fall? and i'm the only candidate thon beats hillary clinton in the fall, and secondly, begin to feel the weight of the shoulders and begin to ask, who has the record, the accomplishments and who can be president? >> joining me now, republican, pennsylvania congressman and a kasich supporter, charles dent. thank you so much for being with me, congressman. >> hey, thank you so much for having me poppy. really appreciate being with you. >> of course, let's talk about w

janesville, to be exact. bernie sanders speaking at a rally.'s listen in. >> number one, they were written by corporate america to benefit corporate america. and what they are about, very simple. corporate america sits up there and says why do i want to pay a worker here in janesville or any place else in america a living middle class wage, $20 an hour, whatever it may be. why do i want to provide health insurance and want to obey environmental regulations? why do i want to have to negotiate with a union? why do i want to do all those things when it would be simpler to shut down here and go to mexico or go to wherever and then pay people pennies an hour in another country and then bring my product back into america? that's what they wanted to do. that was the plan behind these trade agreements, and that is, in fact, exactly what has happened. as a result of nafta, as a result of permanent normal trade relations with china and other trade agreements, we have lost millions of decent paying jobs in this country. thousands and thousands of corporat

trump, he does have support in janesville. he does in places up north. certainly not southeastern wisconsin, which is kind of conservative talk radio land. scott walker land. >> why do you think the people on the right are totally in bed with cruz. they don't like trump at all. >> it starts with being anti-cruz. they weren't in bed with cruz a month or two months ago. they had walker and then they were moving toward rubio. and their guys kept dropping out. >> cruz is just a vehicle, right? it's a strategic tactical move that came together in wisconsin, the anti-trump stuff was always there. >> what percentage of the democratic primary will be african-american? >> it will be around maybe 6%. the state of wisconsin is 6% african-american. maybe a little smaller. maybe 4%. >> bernie country. >> i wouldn't say that much. >> we're going to come back. you have to give me a scoop. the roundtable is sticking with us. up next, these people are going to tell me something i don't know. a scoop out of milwaukee. anyway, "hardball" live from milwaukee on the eve of t

john kasich is in janesville. senior national correspondent, john roberts, on the ground in wisconsin, as well, following it all. hi, john. >> reporter: leland, good afternoon to you. might be saying why is ted cruz in north dakota? because the republican party is holding its convention there. 25 delegates, unbound. so you can bet they are going to be very popular people between now all the way to the convention. we are in the north central part of wisconsin, the roth child would wausau area, fertile ground for donald trump. popular in the northern and western counties of the state. not so much down to the southeast, around milwaukee. and as you pointed out just a moment ago, leland, some polls have him running as much as ten points behind ted cruz here in the badger state. really, is in an underdog position. depending on how the vote goes on tuesday night, if ted cruz prevails, if he wins in all of the congressional districts, he could walk away with all 42 of the delegates up for grabs here in wisconsin. which r

thanks to redistricting has been able to hold onto his seat, even though he loses his hometown of janesville over and over. for paul ryan to be the alternative, that is a program corporate -- pro-corporate republican establishment during. there will be hell to pay. amy: we will leave it there. we want to think ruth conniff, editor-in-chief of the wisconsin-based magazine the progressive and van jones. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the puerto rican senate and house of representatives have both passed an emergency declaration auththorizing the governor suspend payments on $72 billion in public debt, setting up a dramatic showdown between puerto rico and hedgdge funds ad is the island's historic that crisis. the bill authorizes the puerto rican governor to "protect the health security and public welfare using government funds first and foremost for public services." the move comes one day after a group of hedge funds sued to freeze the assets of puerto rico's government development bank

he has an amazing grassroots support network in janesville.e really believes candidates matter, the process matters, that the volunteers matter. i talked to him about this over the past few weeks. there was a general sense that some 17 candidates run for president. think of the tens of thousands of volunteers involved with those campaigns across the country. supporters, activists -- it is just not right, at the end of this two-year process that we say, all your work -- the candidates, the donors, the activists, the volunteers, all of it is being muted. and we're just going to parachute in a new candidate. he thought there was something fundamentally wrong with that. secondly, he thinks this political environment is incredibly volatile. and, he is concerned that house republicans could be collateral damage in this chaotic political environment we are living through, depending on who was at the top of the ticket. the last thing he wants to do is inject more volatility into the environment by leaving open the option that he or someone else could

and within that crowd -- keep in mind, janesville, wisconsin, is the home turf for speaker paul ryan.n he brings up the name scott walker, there were boos, okay? but even more surprisingly, he brought up -- he brings up paul ryan's name and he hears boos again, and that surprised him. he said, "are you guys republicans?" and they said yes. but when i talk to voters, what they see is a guy who is going to change things. they believe he is a winner or he's going to get the country back to winning. and they're tired of what they say republicans not getting the job done, at least in washington. >> all right, my nbc family colleague james benson, thank you for the conversation. appreciate it. >>> bernie sanders has had trouble winning the african-american vote, but there are new indications that it could all change on tuesday in wisconsin. we're exploring that next. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when

was in janesville, wisconsin, where he had a rally that and he went right at that issue with the audience you couldon one hand say it's admirable he wasn't him, he saiddon i'm not going to ruin his life over this but on the other hand you would think under these circumstances that something would have done in which awandowski would have taken leave of absence. gwen: the instinct is to say, going to do it. dan: he made the allegation that the reporter reached out with a grab him.ied to gwen: well, next week -- even democrats cannot resist the lure trump. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are still sparring with becomingr but it's clear each would rather train their fire on the person they flawed potential nominee. clinton, with her eye on the competition coming up in new released this ad this week. >> when some say we can solve problems by building walls, banning people based on and turning against each other, well, this is new york and we know better. gwen: sanders has taken a page from trump's book, boasting selectively about polls. senator sanders: what momentum is about is that in pol

sanders held several events across janesville to milwaukee. the primary eve rally took place around the corner from donald trump's. clinton meanwhile campaigned in new york alongside governor andrew cuomo and touted his efforts as that state passed an increase in the minimum wage. >> feelings have to be matched with politics. he had to put together the votes. now, some people get bored by that kind of talk. don't bother me with the details. let's just make it sound good. let's just feel good. well, i think we'd still be sounding and feeling good if it hadn't been for the hard work and the incredible commitment that the governor made to this issue. >>> if there's a large voter turnout, we will win here. if we win here, we're going to have a bounce going into new york state where i think we can win. if we win in new york state, i don't want to get to -- hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she's under a lot of pressure. so don't tell her this. but i think we win here, we win in new york state, we're on our way to the white house. th

. >> reporter: kasie hunt is following the sanders campaign from janesville to milwaukee. she's on the phone for us. kasie, let's start with the "new york times" article. for viewers and listeners, here's just a snippet. mr. sanders is kaechlicampaigni effectively. the weaknesses and the positioning to win the contest like the primary on tuesday but allies and advisors of mr. sanders say they missed opportunities to run an aggressive political operation in 2015 that would have presented more of a challenge to mrs. clinton. the writer spent some time talking to senators' wives but reads like a post-mortem on this eve in wisconsin. what's the campaign saying about the article, if anything? >> reporter: hi, craig. this comes at an odd time in many ways. it's on the eve of this primary that they're expected to potentially win or at least do better than many might have expected. and then, of course, hopefully on to, in their view, challenge secretary clinton in new york in a couple of weeks but almost reads as though you have campaign advisors talking about one mistake, may or

. >> you go to janesville, wisconsin. were campaigning i would say where is the statue to paul ryan so i can lay flowers there. >> at least not kick him in the face. >> no, no, no! i'm just saying. you always. hey -- i can predict myself. hey, it is so great to be here in janesville, wisconsin. paul ryan, what an extraordinary story. i mean, this is a guy that wins in a -- we need more people like paul ryan. donald trump goes in and kicks him. he kicks nikki haley. popular nikki haley. you go, no, that's just not a really smart thing to do. and he wins. i'm not saying he's going to win tonight, but i do think it would be -- i think that's who he is. we'll see if it works. >> the information flowing against trump in wisconsin has been bad and it continues to be bad. he is not ahead in the polls. he was in south carolina. the polls drive so much of the coverage. all the flaps from last week, the fact cruz has these endorsements, he's bringing in surrogates in the talk radio thing. day in and day out trump is not winning new

like they think they will come out of this with a win, if you listen to sanders earlier today in janesvilles clear hillary clinton is nervous. don't tell her that if we win here we could potentially take the white house. clearly they are expecting to have a good night. i think it will become a question of margin and trying to figure out if the clintons believe they were trying to avoid a blowout when they sent her back here over the weekend, or do they actually think they have a shot at winning. some polling suggests it might be tighter in the final days of the sanders campaign is feeling strong. the biggest question is how it it impacts what happens in new york. the clinton campaign seemingly nervous about that. off a winble to come here and get some momentum and take that into what are sure to be at this point massive rallies , they are planning quite a few events right in new york city, some of which could be so large that they are giving the city itself some potential headaches and concerns. you are going to see all the cameras pointed at that and in many cases for the first time. i've

after looking at several videos and interviewing 13 witnesses and the man accused charged, the janesville police said there was no evidence. but she could be charged in theality case that followed the alleged assault. watch. >> hey! >> you saw the 15-year-old punch the man she thought groped her. he decided not to press charges. police say the unknown man that fired the peppy spray could be facing battery charges. the's no charges for the supp t supporter telling the 15-year-old you gd communist. n-word lover. get the hell out of here. this rally happened hours after trump campaign manager corey lewandowski charged with battery for grabbing a reporter at a rally three weeks ago and the wake of violent outbursts in recent months including one in january where trump told the supporters to knock the crap out of protesters. and then, when a 78-year-old trump supporter punched a protester escorted out, donald trump offered to pay his legal fees but he later >>> monday night, a special event. a one-hour town hall in wisconsin just before the big vote there. with texas senator and republican pre

he has criticized trump on occasion, and donald trump, when he was doing the rally in janesville, he brought up trump, and there was a chorus of boos. but when you talk to trump supporters, they're not happy with paul ryan over the budget. but paul ryan has a huge favorability among republicans in the state. and he's a rock star. >> . >> the new i do, how will it affect the voters? >> it has clearly made voting harder. people have to remember, they have to have some kind of annual i.d. and the hours for early voting were shortened as well. our editorial boards argued against that. but turnout is going to be very high. so at the university of wisconsin and other campuses and clearly in the city of milwaukee, there has been a real effort to get people out. >> schuster, donald trump and ted cruz are both telling john kasich, what are you still doing here, guy? you're messing everything up for me, and do you think that john kasich actually cares. >> no, he doesn't care. unless one of them said we want you to be our running mate. i think that john kasich wants to be the established republ

i think you can see by where he has been coming, he went to janesville, appleton, northern wisconsin, or up north. he has been traveling around the state quite a bit. he realizes he is not going to win southeastern wisconsin, a lot of ted cruz supporters here among the republicans. so i think he has been strategically visiting places where he is more likely to pick up some delegates. >> returning to the state this week, any different, i'm watching it through television, i'm trying to figure out all the controversy, the bluster, any sign he is trying fro jeto proj slightly different imagine >> i think so. he invited a small group of reporters to follow him on sunday. he went to miss katie's diner, which is a traditional stop for p politicia politicians. everybody goes there. he said it was his kind of place. he invited reporters over. spent about eight minutes with me, talking one-on-one, invited the other reporters over. i would say he had a different tone this week than he did last week and the recent weeks that i had seen. i think he was maybe trying to tone it down a little and rea

vermont senator bernie sanders is holding a town hall event at this hour in janesville, wisconsin and he's at the podium spe speaking to supporters. hillary clinton is in her home state of new york. she's being joined by andrew cuomo. both candidates are scheduled to campaign in philadelphia later this week. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of decision 2016. be sure to have the nbc 10 app and we'll have an entire section devoted to decision 2016 including the updated delegate count and news about each candidate. >>> retired u.s. women's soccer star abby wambach is facing dui charges in portland, oregon. police who arrested wambach said they pulled her vehicle over after she ran a red light. she failed sobriety test and a breath test. >>> she released a statement read in part i take full responsibility for my actions. this is all on my and i will make sure that my horrible mistake is never repeated. >>> coming up next, joining forces. two airlines announce a megamerger this morning on the same day a new report is released about what customers think regarding air travel. >>>

i joked about the conditions but the conditions were he was able to spend more time back in janesville with his family so if he's ending the same message now and the interpretation is that he really does want to run for president, i guess i can leave that up to everybody else to decide. the state of the republican party today and where it may be i don't know, put any timeframe out there. what does the republican party like some time from now? >> i think it's going to be more conservative party and potentially with different leaders, we will see. >> we will be watching. and of course, we are all over the battle for wisconsin. just before the polls close tonight, our special coverage begins at eight: 50 eastern. megyn kelly and brett bear at the helm as the votes are counted and the winners and losers take to the podium so keep it here or all of the coverage on wisconsin on fox news channel and the race is close in wisconsin for democrats as well. but hillary clinton is already reportedly gettingready to take on personal attacks from donald trump. he says he's got a nickname for her. sho

let's bring in state representative melissa sergeant who attended an anti-trump protest in janesvilletuesday. it's nice to have you and thank you for joining me. i want to talk about donald trump who was playing defense here. here's part of what he said. >> dwleen it has been the worst week in the campaign. i had good weeks and bad weeks and i had some week where that was the end and the next week you see poll numbers where they went up. people want to stop me because i'm leading by a lot. >> do you think this time there will be a lasting impact? >> i think in wisconsin, we had five years of and in he is trying to run on that platform. >> there were a helpful dozen people and they were arrested. they were disappointed that they were hosting mr. trump into the state of wisconsin. >> for donald trump's perspective, doesn't he have the right to speak unimpeded? >> i think he has the right to hold a rally. we all have protected in our constitution the right to free speech. my 6-year-old not to yell fire in a loud movie theater. >> what about the "new york times" pointed out that the trump

we had him this morning in janesville, wisconsin, and take a look at the be pictures from there.iastic rally. he picks up a lot of support from those daffected workers like the ones as the gm plant. -- ones at the gm plant. raise taxes on the wealthy and not free trade, fair trade. actually maybe it's a trump/sanders ticket. i don't know, anyway, hillary clinton hasn't even been in the state for the last four days, in fact, four occupant of the last five days she hasn't been here. campaigning in new york and, as i said, maybe because the polls are so close, she wants to make even a close outcome look like a win for her, putting all her eggs in the new york basket. not bernie sanders, he's putting them all right here, because he thinks if he can translate that enthusiasm to votes at the polls tomorrow, he's a big winner. take a listen. >> if there's a large voter turnout, we will win here. if we win here, we're going to have a bounce going into new york state where i think we can win. if we win in new york state, between you and me, i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous

that was earlier this week in janesville. she locked armed with six other protesters.to unlock the protesters and they were arrested. she said she's committed to the cause and what donald trump represents is an affront to her sensibility and her politics, but there's fear of the world her might inherit in a world where trump is president. >> trymaine lee, thank you. good to see you. apraeshate your time. that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. thank you for the privilege of your time. i'll see you tomorrow on nbc nightly news. tamron hall picks up our coverage next on msnbc. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.co

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. >> that was bernie sanders in janesville, wisconsin today where the latest polls show him at 51%, hillarynton at 43%. nbc's casey hunt is in milwaukee where senator sanders held a rally this evening. >> reporter: lawrence, good evening. bernie sanders has so much on the line in wisconsin, but they do at this point expect to win that race. they're pushing ahead to wyoming tomorrow, where he'll hold an event ahead of the caucuses there. right now it's all really about expectations. the question, what is the margin going to be on this wisconsin primary? they know that they need to win here to get a little bit of momentum to carry them through into new york. and if they can do that, then hillary clinton potentially has a difficult couple of weeks with crowded bernie sanders rallies on her home turf in new york. so a lot on the line for both of them. hillary clinton not even holding an election night rally tomorrow at all, lawrence. >> joining us now, barney frank, former congressman from massachusetts, hillary clinton supporter. and nina turner, former ohio state stern who supports bernie san

. >> the press corps awaits the man from janesville, wisconsin known for his passionate support for the green bay packers, th g thing. this talk of an open or contested convention when the republican party gets to cleveland this summer. >> i think to put the ryan talk in perspective, il. that chart about an open con slengs kind of turned into overdrive and kind of became convention ago, so get the nomination on the first ballot, to get the delegates he needs within the primary season that goes between now and june 7. to have the number, to hit the. donald trump over 50% here, r. he'll go 95 for 95 in the delegates here. you turn around a week later, it's a bunch of states in the northeast. he could add another is 00 delegates easier on that farm. these are unbound agent, they'll go. ment if donald trump gits a big win in pennsylvania, he could also get a big chunk of those unbound delegates. i can tell see it pretty clear for trump hitting that number, and that's the other issue, i think. and ryan, i suspect, recognizes this. if he was going to be the republican nominee under these cond

but, again, one thing that is different, even from the beginning of the week in janesville, where sixeople were arrested inside of the holiday inn. they kind of chained themselves together as part of a preprotest the day before donald trump's rally. and that day of the rally, dozens and dozens of proeftsz, anti trump protesters shouting and chanting per usual. also an incident where a 15-year-old girl slugged or pushed an older man who she claimed groped her. another pepper spray in the face. in milwaukee, a latino group came out, marched around the block a few times chanting by the hundreds. here the situation is different. on lake avenue, a stone's throw from lake michigan where it's cold and chilly, quiet. we are shocked how short the line is, city to city from st. louis to kansas city, youngstown, and this is what we have. ari. >> nbc's tremaine, lee. and tony, one take away there, it may be the weather or it may be the trump momentum. but our correspondents telling us just now, just this hour, there isn't necessarily the same kind of crowds. what are you seeing and what can you a

if you listen to sanders earlier today in janesville, saying, oh, it's clear hillary clinton is nervouswe don't want to make her any more nervous. don't tell her if we win here, we could potentially take the white house. so clearly, they're expecting to have a good night. i think it's going to become a question of margin. and a little bit of trying to figure out do the clintons believe that they were trying to avoid a blowout when they sent her back here over the weekend, sent bill clinton in today, or do they think they have a shot at winning. there's some polling that suggests it might be tighter in the final days, but the sanders campaign definitely feeling pretty strong. i think the biggest question, of course, is how that impacts what happens in new york. the clinton campaign seemingly a little bit nervous about that. and if you look at the optics going into new york, if he is able to come off a win here, get some momentum, and take that into what are sure to be at this point massive rallies, they're planning quite a few events right in new york city, some of which could be so larg

when he gave a speech in janesville, wisconsin, people lined up for hours and were open to his messagebout nafta being a disaster, walker presiding over a bad economy. in that way, the messages are similar. that's kind of where it ends. trump is rallying up a violent, angry sentiment. sanders, i went to his rally the other day, and it could not have been more peaceful and positive. >> that's what we pointed out and many others. the tone certainly at least what you see visually and what you see play out in some of the violence there, but going back to the core of the message, how does it -- how are these campaigns similar in the way that wisconsin has responded to them? >> well, i think trade is the key issue. i think jobs. i think talking about the failure of establishment politics and establishment economics to really serve working class people. that's very demonstrably true for a lot of folks here. you see a lot of similarity, but in the end, the trump campaign is about one guy, donald trump. a cult of personality. even that clip you played where he talks about this is a movement, it

he's going to hold another town hall next hour in janesville, wisconsin, he remains third place in the latest statewide poll. in medicine in milwaukee counties, second to to ted cruz. 18 delegates to the statewide wiber but the remaining 42 go to the winner of each of the state's congress a districts and that's where kasich has been focusing his attention. join mg we now former governor of wisconsin, scott mccowen. good to see you. >> good to be with you. and welcome to wisconsin, chris. >> thank you. it's great to be here. i had a chance to speak to another former governor, tommy thompson, yesterday about kasich's plan here in wisconsin. let me play if you whfor you wh say. >> john kasich is going to surprise a lot of people on tuesday. >> best case scenario? >> i think we got a very good shot at second congressional district, fourth congressional district, shot at the third and the first and sixth. >> you think he can do better than three or four delegates? >> i think we're hoping to get six. >> and if you get six, what does it mean for the campaign going forward? >> it means the cam

toughest part of the state other than janesville which lost auto plant.e wisconsin economy is humming along pretty well. not one manufacturing plant that i visited in my five people. >> how is your race? >> it's going to be close. i feel very good about it particularly when people are concerned about the economy. i'm certainly an outsider. i have that business background. i understand the private sector. i know what it takes to grow an economy. my opponent to senator fine imold knows how to grow a government. >> you have to admit in the last six years you beat him six years ago in the last six years he has been quietly hasn't been giving you a hearted time, have you? he has let you be u.s. senator. >> yeah. >> you have no complaints that way. >> he has been pretty well absent from the state. >> he wasn't a senator. >> i understand. deep in his roots in wisconsin. >> your race is an important one. >> it is. >> and not just for you personal will he but could have an impact on the balance in the senate. >> it's extremely important race. all of these are. aga

bernie sanders was in janesville, wisconsin today, not far from where we sit in milwaukee.ake a listen. >> between you and me, i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she's already under a lot of pressure. so don't tell her this, but i think we win here, we win in new york state, we're on our way to the white house. thank you all very much! >> again, bernie sanders earlier today. brand new cbs news poll showing bernie sanders leading clinton by two points here. both candidates on the campaign trail, bernie sanders holding events here in wisconsin while hillary clinton is focusing on new york. earlier today clinton held a rally with new york governor andrew cuomo. she praised the state raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. she also wasted no time slamming donald trump on the issue. >> donald trump has said that wages are too high. [ booing ] >> a lot of members of his party agree, right? >> here with me now, msnbc's kasie hunt with the bernie sanders campaign. let's talk about top sanders advisers, even the senator's wife on the record talkin

in kenosha,hrysler janesville, iin remember the cookware industry toman to walk -- mantua, name a few. i remember how this community was known for its machine tool industry. there is a factory in every neighborhood, a lot of people could walk to work. and there was a middle class. you know how much i paid for the university of wisconsin for semester for tuition? $750. said you someone he were from out of state, we only paid $350. there is a debate about the cost of education -- is the other party having a debate? no. we should be proud of democrats that we are helping the next generation to better itself and not end up in debt. [applause] the deindustrialization of our created a slide down for the middle class. in my region of ohio, the average income of families has $7,000 in the last 15 years. it is harder for people to get by, and until we deal with the trade deficit, and i am watching these presidential candidates talk about these issues. in our party, we can see the language change, the proposals get more specific, they are working the rock claim of what we as a people tell them.

going after walker and holing your first rally in janesville, wisconsin, which is seen at slap against paul ryans these are not smart things to do if you're trying to win over hearts and minds of wisconsin republicans. martha: maybe not. this is among gop voters f it were clinton versus trump in november, wisconsin likely gop voters say they would be satisfied with those choice, 55%. 34% would consider a third party candidate and 8% wouldn't vote. this sort of plays into what becomes the discussion, no doubt part of the discussion with the rnc and donald trump yesterday. you know, it looks unlikely, mark, that gop gets on one page. >> no, it is remarkable. come numbers third party or wouldn't vote. 44% of wisconsin republicans wouldn't vote at all, would vote for somebody else than donald trump if he is republican nominee. that is a stunning, stunning statistic. what is also interesting, in wisconsin, republican women are dead-set against donald trump. he is losing women by 67-2%. why is he doing so badly among republican women. he said women should be jailed if they had abortions or m

attacking scott walker, he went to janesville, wisconsin, paul ryan's hometown and spent his whole speech attacking scott walker and i thought that was counterproductive. host: conservative talk radio in wisconsin is also behind the stop trump movement. nick cohen goes on to say this. for those watching the primary tonight, our coverage begins at nine clock him eastern time. 35%key number to watch is -- the expected share of the vote for mr. trump based on the results so far. if you fall short, he has lost ground because of momentum not demographics. let me hear from vicki in florida, republican. caller: good morning, i'm a retired person. when i was younger, i loved william f buckley. the reason i called is the previous caller had said hillary clinton is her girl because hillary will get things done. hillary had -- previously had hillary care when she was first lady and it did not go anywhere. i want to tell you that we are all suffering from this "affordable" care act. my son is 39 years old. hour and hes $12 an pays $253 per month for his " thatdable health care." includes the market p

show our viewers what donald trump said in janesville, wisconsin. said -- i could read it to you.anybody want to hear it? i want to be accurate. before she knew she was on tape, she said, i was jolted backwards. wish he jolted backwards? if she was, her face stayed the same. i was jolted backwards. someone grabbed me tightly by the arm and yanked me down. campaign managers aren't supposed to forcefully throw reporters to the ground. she never went to the ground. came -- he never even flinched. if somebody grabs you, even the bikers, if some of the grabs you, or punches you in little bit, you are like -- the toughest guy, the toughest woman. look at her face. it is zero. they are going to destroy man's life? do you think this is a one-week story or a couple-of-days?story 2012,: you remember in the big scandal, the gaffe with mitt romney was when he was talking about hiring, he said he had binders full of women and everyone lost their collective minds. managerave a campaign being charged with assaulting a female reporter, among other aings, and it will be one-week story. the things

at a union hall today in janesville, sanders hit clinton hard on trade and jobs. >> i'm glad that she's going around the country talking about the need for more manufacturing. while that's a great idea but maybe she should have been there 20 or 30 years ago when we started hemorrhaging manufacturing jobs in this country. >> reporter: but clinton still spent more time focused on the bigger picture and the larger prize. >> donald trump has said that wages are too high. and a lot -- a lot of members of his party agree. right? >> he's fired. >> he's fired, that's funny. >> reporter: civility between the sanders and clinton campaigns has all but disappeared, with one petty fight after another. the latest scrap, where and when to have a new york debate. >> you know, we've proposed thursday, the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> i think what we want is to look at the maximum viewing audience. any time and any venue that works that has that viewing audience will be good. >> reporter: clinton bluntly suggesting sanders is crashing the party, th

nbc's kasie hunt is following the sanders campaign in janesville, wisconsin, that's house speaker paul ryan's hometown and kristen welker is in new york city in clinton. kasie, this "new york times" article, what more can you tell us about what the sanders campaign is saying here? >> the timing of this is a little bit difficult, they're expect to go potentially be able to win here in wisconsin this week, potentially use that momentum to carry into new york, a couple weeks later and potentially challenge hillary clinton on her adopted home turf, but today in the times i'm going to give you this quote from tad divine, one of the senior strategists, he said, quote, the central complication with bernie is that he never wanted to cross into the zone of personal attacks because it would undercut his brand. is there another candidate who could have run a tough negative campaign against hillary clinton from the beginning and been effective? sure. but it couldn't have been bernie. that's just not who he is. so what you're seeing here is a little bit of second guessing inside the sanders camp ab

wentking scott walker, he to janesville, wisconsin, paul spent hisetown and time attacking scott walker was counterproductive. host: conservative talk radio in wisconsin is also the hind the stop trump movement. host: let me hear from vicki in florida, republican. morning, i'm a retired person. when i was younger, i loved william f buckley. the previous caller had said hillary clinton is her girl because hillary will get things done. hillary had hillary care when she was first lady and it did not go anywhere. where all suffering from this " affordable care act." my son is 39 years old. he only makes $12 per hour and his "s $253 per month for affordable health care." market place the subsidy he gets. it has kept them from buying a new car and going on to further education and it's killing us and if hillary gets in, i cannot see that it will be any better. it seems that these progressives are saying to us, here is what we will do for you -- we will take this money from you and give it to somebody else. i'm tired of it. if she is elected or bernie sanders is elected, i'm afraid i will drop