john kashich has no chance.ryan warned trump for even suggesting a contested convention could mean the possibility of rioting. if he falls a few delegates shore of a majority. ryan called such talk unacceptable, but trump, who has referenced the anger in america over a dysfunctional washington issuing is not the only one preparing for such a possibility. the city of cleveland wants to spend federal security grant money on 2,000 sets of riot gear in advance of the convention. >> thank you very much. just imagine you're on theu$ocz. are you going ignore all of this rumbling on the right? not a chance. jeff flock with more on that. >> reporter: hello to you. the conventional wisdom had been that democrats would just love to run against donald trump. he was their best chance. could that be( hint violence is unacceptable. >> do you think the way donald trump talked about the risk of -- he has never -- you're quite right, never recommend or espoused violence at events, but that he hints of it, and that these guys are

marco rubio and john kashich suggested they may not. kashich has been the most overt.ght not be able to support trump. marco rubio saying, well, it ted cruz was asked the questione today and said he gave his word that he is going support trump, and his word is his word. listen. >> when i tell you i'm going to do something, i'm going to do it. now, i don't want donald trump to be the republican nominee. i think we elect hillary clinton and we destroy the country;a?[;f donald trump is the nominee. and that is why we are working so hard to beat donald trump. and we're going to beat donald trump. >> reporter: ted cruz just soft pedaling his criticism of donald trump and still trying to attract his voters, and tomorrow the only way to win is togyn as many delegates he income illinois, missouri, and north against donald trump. >> we were surprised to see sarah palin there. sarah palin there. we Ò( p because she needed to see her husband in the hospital. what happened? >> reporter: she was supposed to do a solo event at the villages north of orlando but cancelled husband was

at the same time donald trump ken husband criticism of ted cruz and john kashich. >> now i'm down to two leftovers. i have two leftovers. i have lying ted. and i have john. okay? and i think we'll be in great shape. but here's the thing. look. in all seriousness. we -- you have to beat your enemy, right? >> reporter: trump hopes to get a lift from high profile endorsements among illegal immigration critics, including a sheriff joe arpaio and former governor japan brewer. >> it's my understanding that ted cruz is going after john kashich. >> reporter: that's right. cruz has been out here campaigning hard also on the immigration issue. recent,[ç polls showed that 30%f the voters here were still up decided going into the contest. so cruz has been here. he went to the border. he also made a surprise visit to a church yesterday, but he has been trying to bump off john kashich, who has not campaigned here at all, frankly, to try to make this a two-man race between him and trump. he has even gotten some help from former republican candidate for president in 2012, mitt rom

romney saying she is not endorsing john kashich but wanted to come out because for mitt romney it's allabout trying to beat donald trump. governor kashich suggesting if he wins ohio, he is going to continue to go on and win a lot of other states, including pennsylvania, not on the ballot at this point but, neil, he is vowing he will court challenge in the state of pennsylvania, vowing he'll be on the ballot when voters go to the polls. donald trump has substantial lead in all but im. there. looks like if you were to predict right now, donald trump would take four of the five, to the he has been blitzing the state of ohio and would like to pull off the victory.w.(?v hi runs the table he could make a convincing case he is the de facto nominee. pennsylvania, and obviously i had a spokesman for governor kashich's campaign on with my today and says he done think there's any there, there to the validity of the 2,000 people who signed to get him on the ballot. having said that, that's a big state as far as delegates are concerned. 71 delegates, i believe winner-take-all. i if kashich were to p

those from ohio know a different john kashich. he has a lot of opinions and is volatile. that kashich come out but certainly -- he certainly stands to gain the most if he manages to win his homel state. >> jackie kucinich. nice to talk to you. thank you. >> likewise, thank you. >> near simi valley, people are saying goodbye to the form are first lady, nancy reagan, about two hours ago the doors here at the reagan presidential library again opened, so members of the public could come in and pay respects. a live look at people file by. by the thousands they've come. busloads of them. you have to park four miles away and then shuttle buses bring you here, and it's the most beautiful drive up in the hills. every -- don't know -- 20 or 30 feet there's another american flag on the right and the left, hundreds if not thousands of them on the way up here. people out on the roadside, with big signs remembering nancy reagan. just a huge expression of love, and such a vast departuret@r&k m alves else we're talking about. it's beautiful here. >> they picked this spot because you can s

well, the polling suggests he'll john kashich in ohio than marco rubio in florida. ake a look at the latest fox news poll from ohio. it shows the governor up by five points over trump, 34-29. kashich is also the leader when combining who ohio republicans would take as a first or second choice. here's the reason why he is running competitively against trump. simply put, ohio republicans like their governor. 79% approve his job. >> we're going to win ohio. it's a question what we do after that and all the places we have to negotiating but we're not taking it for granted. >> trump might have a clearer path in florida. that fox poll shows him with a 23-point edge over marco rubio, and part of kashich's strength in ohio is rubio's uphit fight in florida. 48% of runs indh florida approve of the job rubio is doing. >> thank you very much, blake. that sound byte we saw from:ifu greta's show. donald trump leads the pack when it comes to delegates but does he need florida and ohio to seal the deal? let's ask couple of experts, rebecca berg in coral gables, florida. first, i th

of the united states. >> actor former california governor arnold schwarzenegger today endorsed john kashichor president. he says kashich is a, quote, action hero in his own right. schwarzenegger is take over for kashich's rival, trump, on "celebrity apprentice" this year. >>> san francisco, saturated rated soil gave away. abc7~news was at twin peaks and you can see a truckload of rocks in the roadway near christmas tree point road. traffic was able to get by. >>> our weather is causing delays at sfo this hour. this is live picture or san francisco international airport. according to the faa right now some arriving flights are delayed an average of two hours so call ahead if you're flying out tonight or if you're picking somebody up. no major delays to report right now at oakland or san jose airports. >>> people across the bay area are taking a spin to get on one of the most popular game shows in the country. we look ahead. >>> our storm's impact on ski resorts. it's not all good news. >>> of course we're tracking the latest round of rain on live doppler 7hd. what this will mean for now hi t

but i was following john kashich this morning and he is looking to michigan to get some momentum from his campaign. he has been not as competitive in these other states and now believes he is back on his home turf, but he does have to compete, of course, with trump. i've been talking to a lot of voters here who are deciding between kashich and trump, and the polls show trump leading here. so if he is able to pull away a big victory here, that would be of course big for donald trump heading into the midwest, but if kashich can keep competitive or l other candidates can keep competitive, that will be interesting to watch, too. >> ed rollins, tomorrow for runs, 150 delegates up for grab width michigan, mississippi, idaho, and hawai'i. democrats 188 in two of those states. but donald trump has the advantage of having the lead so anything he gains could potentially pad that lead and the other guys will have a lot of catching up to do. a quarter of the way there, maybe a little bit more. what do you think of that? >> my assumption is two state he will do well, one is obviously mississippi,

ted cruz and john kashich tied there.nd rubio, the guy with the most support from republican leaders, is dread last and it's not close. still, the force is out to stop donald trump seem to think it is not too late. they're pointing to the primary results over the weekend when donald trump lost two states. the problem is the man who looks like the strongest alternative is apparently almost as unpopular with the republican there irwere a last two in popularity, those are they. ted cruz announced -- trounced donald trump in kansas, a clobbering with 48% of the vote. now antitrump forces are spending millions and millions of dollars on last-minute ads in a coward who serves nobody but himself. >> trump would not have survived a p.o.w. experience. would have been the first one to fold. >> so far trump is not responding to that commercial but normally says attack ads are take him down. today trump is targeting his rival, marco rube you're, call for him to drop out of the race, rubio didn't win a single state on saturday and cam

even if you're a supporter of ted cruz or john kashich you vote for marco rubio because a vote for anyone other than me is a vote for trump. almost a million votes are already in. >> john kashich telling me they're not playing much here in florida. his campaign tells me they're confident they'll win in ohio on tuesday. donald trump will have a press conference tomorrow morning. live in miami tonight on the campus of the university of miami, fox 35 news. >> sonni: a new poll shows donald trump with substantial 43% support, rubio in second place, and ted cruz at 21%. john kashich gets 10% of the votes and the undecideds at two percent. >>> let's talk with matt from opinion. matt, the numbers you have, shocking, trump in every respect of the word in the lead, including in the corridor of florida where rubio started his political rear. are you surprised by that? >> well, yeah. let me just say, first of all, i'm the analyst for the fox affiliated but the opinion savvy poll is done by someone else. they did an excellent job in iowa and every else. so i think these numbers are on target for the

>> reporter: john kashich was the first 2016 candidate, at least the one who is still in the race, to speak earlier today. he is notable for he has not really engaged in the partisan bickering we saw in debate and throughout the campaign trail. he is well behind in the tell good at count but says he can still secure the nomination by the convention. >> it's not impossible. i have to win. after i win ohio, i have to win 68% of the remaining delegates. marco hawse to win like 64. and ted is somewhere around 59 or 60. it's unlikely. >> reporter: hoping to capture it at the convention. we'll hear from senator marco rubio tomorrow, making donald trump the only one in the 2016 campaign field not to address cpac by the time it wraps. back to you. >> rich edson, thank you very much. >>> a floor fight at the convention may be the republican establishment's best shot at stopping donald trump. how exactly would that work? and how would trump supporters react if he has the most delegates but party bosses try to nominate somebody else. that's next. when they thought they should westart saving for

haven't said it's such a must win he would drop out if he doesn't one about john kashich said that about on the very same day his 66 delegates are all up for grabs a>"amç( the wir gets them all oar, in his case, if he is not the winner, he goes home in florida that where is you'll find donald trump focusing hiszxi8)l efforts. he really wants to win there, and he was trying to cultivate governor rick scott for an endorsement. now, when i was with florida governor rick scott last year when he that the big economic summit with respective presidential candidates he wouldn't let any, any talk of maybe siding with a candidate, one over the other, come up. he shade welcomed them all to florida and wished them all well and would take no sides and that will remain the case, even going up to the primary day. so, the real clear pot ticks rebecca byrd on where things stand now. all of these fights and ad spending going on and for donald trump to commit a million bucks to the state, that's a huge deal but obviously wants to take down rubio here? >> right. huge deal. a million dollars to any other cam

compared to 49 for senator cruz and 23% for john kashich. a pro trump super pac is arguing that donald trump is still the best choice, even if he is not the most popular. >> sure, get grief when i say i'm voting for donald trump but i want to protect my family, paris, issue san bernardino and now brussels? i want president that will keep us safe. we need to control our voters and stop -- control our borders and stop neglect dangerous people. trump with do that. >> that add is set to run on tuesday, one critics say could reshape the entire race. the last g.o.p. primary for two wreaks and trump's rivals argue a win there could give him plenty of time to build momentum. we have team fox coverage. ed a da shapiro is with us. first, let's get to carl cameron live in d.c. tell us what you can about the rnc meeting. >> reporter: wasn't supposed to happen. wasn't on the schedule and wasn't what donald trump was telling people in wisconsin all week. he has been saying on the stomach to a -- stump to a number of audiences we hill spend every day in wi

he is even going so far as to say that here in utahvíok a votr john kashich is the same as a vole for and says in a robocall, even thee last week mitt romney campaigned withon kashich ahead of the ohio primary. here in utah. seemsvá; >> reporter: and for all the attention that romney is getting for saying he will vote for ted cruz, republican official said he thinks another former governor's endorsement of case sick could have just as much of an impact. so the two former governors manned up, splitting the votes, among undecided republicans who take advice from former governors. >> peter, thank you very minute. utah is one of those of states that is a -- get 50% of the vote or better youk÷e3 get all the delegates. under that you have to split them up. that's where a kashich role could be a spoiler and help donald trump. >>> meanwhile, the 1237 question you. heard me talk tee congressman. about the pow-wow of two dozen or so past and present officials who were hearing donald trump out and the donald trump view i have a substantial lead, which he does, and could enter cleveland with a su

until the wisconsin primary on april 5th ted cruz visited green bay yesterday, house governor john kashich will tame part in a town powell, and donald trump's first rally is scheduled for tuesday. >>> more delays for bart riders. service is shut down again bay despair dublin pleasanton station for repairs to the tracks. we were in san leandro where riders are taking the bus bridge. bart shill shut done service on selected weekends for crews to replace 2,000 people of worn rail, railroad ties and switches. the work is part of the building a better bart program. >>> another transit alert. this one involving muni's n line. the shuttles are providing service. sky 7hd was overhead as crews are rerailing a stretch of track near the sunset normal. service returns to normal on monday morning. for the latest, anytime with the abc7 news app. download it for free and enable push alerts. >>> happening. no commercial fishermen on the water catching and dungeness crab. were we at the fisherman's wharf for the official opening of the season, which was postponed for more than four months because of the te

. >> then there's john kashich, who has tried to set himself above the verbal fray. engage in the sort of vicious insults and attacks. he says it's unpresidential, it's doing a disservice to the american voter. he is not going to change his tune. >> no. and it wouldn't make sense for him to because there's no space for -- he would just be trying to outdo what everybody is it already doing. his brand is this more moderate, measured tone, kind of candidate, and his supporters, well, not nearly as many as donald trump or ted cruz or marco rubio, that's obviously what they find appealing in him. >> just not john kashich. there's no question about that. carol lee, "wall street journal" white house correspondent good to see you. >> thank you. >> the next republican debate tonight. brett[3 baier, megyn kelly and chris wallace the moderators tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. watch it right here on the fox news channel. >>> before that debate action gets going, we'll check out the top issues for voters. we're sweeping up information from facebook to see what people are posting

marco rubio's claims that if you like john kashich in ohio, vote for him. but where is this going? >> not kashich's finest moment help was known as the adult in the room and his campaign press person who said that, not himself, but if okay civic wins in -- kashich wins in ohio, i still think game on for a brokered convention. the rules -- donald trump is quick always to say that he is used the laws, the business laws in his favor, to for the had advantage of his could and his family and investors the plate catted process to his advantage. why shouldn't the republican party change their -- they have the power over their own rules s and how their convention is governed. why shouldn't they do the best they can to make sure they have the best candidate, the strongest candidate, going -- >> i guess you would both argue if you have the 1237 it's a moot point. >> that's right. you have to have a majority and this is the reason why. because trump has such a low approvalling among young people, he'll lose to hillary clinton without that demographic, and if you don't

john kashich's campaign telling me they're not making a big play in florida but anticipate a win in ohio on tuesday. but donald trump has scheduled a tomorrow could we be looking at a big endorse. well, governor scott was in the spin room a little while ago and again reiterates he doesn't plan on endorsing a candidate in this election cycle. live in miami. fox 35 news. >> bob: great to talk with mark mills our political analyst many polls out there we like opinion savvy, our friend matt in toronto, and literally this came out this afternoon. moments before we talked. and it's got trump way out ahead of marco rubio. should marco rubio drop out if he doesn't win florida? >> yes, he should probably ago. if he was going to drop out he needs to do it after super tuesday. now it's too late because he would just be a cowards if he left the races now. >> already voted and it doesn't -- it wouldn't mean anything. another all. he should have done 2010 weeks ago if he was going do it at all. >> what happens if cruz beats >> well, it will just rub salt in the wound. if rubio does not win florida, be

john kashich today called trump's language unacceptable.the ohio governor tweeted, a true leader urges peaceful debate over violence. leadership requires responsibility. the house peeker, paul ryan, reacted to trump's comments. >> nobody should say such things in my opinion because to even address or hint to violence is unacceptable. >> speaker ryan had previously spoken out against donald trump but now also says he intends to support the billionaire if he wins the nomination. if conservatives are split on support, liberal groups are speaking in ewanson against trump. 22 of them, including move oregon.org have2: released a letter saying in part, this is a five-alarm fire for our democracy. a hate pedaling big got. it is alarming and dangerous. doug hye has worked in the house and u.s. senate, served in president george w. bush's administration and is live from capitol hill. thank you. >> good to be with you. >> dangerous, bigot? >> i don't think donald trump is a bigot. i think he is playing the roll of the bigot -- >> which is worse? >> i

trump supporters attack me because that means they're not attacking marco rubio, ted crews, and john kashichwould be far better nominee than ted cruz. they can -- >> going to use you as a poster child d. >> great. let me ask this question. let's look at the line they have in their about wealthy people taking advantage of people of modest means. there is any greater example of that than donald trump going after people for trump steaks and for trump vodka and for trump mortgage and for trump vitamins and perhaps worth of all, trump university -- >> also said that that's just a part of an empire that is vast, and gotten him millions. >> if die something that is really awful and i hurt small people, just a small part of what i do, who cares. i don't believe that. i believe you -- >> businesses are invested -- >> of course what you don't go on to say -- get your degree here at my university. i'm going to tell you the secrets of real estate, and then have thousands upon thousands of people say, wow, i got bill canned. i didn't get what i was told i would be. >> what about just the opposite reactio

republican candidate john kashich and democratic candidate bernie sanders spent{ their day in ohio, another winner-take-all state. >>> ted cruz held rallies in imis one of five states vowing tomorrow along with missouri, north carolina, and of course, florida. polling locations across the state will open for the presidential primary. here's tips on how to make sure your vote actually counts. >> it's clear this presidential election has brought out the pacific in voters. in fact in florida it's encouraged thousandses of new voters to register ands to switch parties. if you're heating tout a polling like cakings first, make sure you're in the right place. you can only vote at one location close toast where you live. look that up on your supervisor of elections webs and make sure you bring a valid photo i.d. with a signature. otherwise you can't vote. almost 90,000 people in hillsborough county have voted by mail. your among the thousands who still have they're vote by mail bot ballot in any county, don't drop them in the mail box and don't them to your polling sites. muss be dropped off at an

john kashich having a shot at defeating donald trump makes them nervous. they would have heart a two-candidate pace instead of three so cruz can take a couple percentage points away from john kashich, that would potentially cause kashich to suffer defeat and get him out of the race. >> host: let's turn our take to democratsful eight years ago hillary clinton win thing ohio primary even though she lost the nomination to then-senator barack obama. followingfollowing the win by be sanders in michigan, polls show the race is competitive in ohio. >> guest: competitive is a good way to describe it. is has been as close as five points and as far apart as 15, so, honestly, we're not sure what will happen tomorrow. one thing that people need to remember when the look at polls, one of the ways or determining lookly voter is looking at whether people have voted in the past, and a lot of bernie sanders supporters have never voted in a presidential election, they're too young. so, we don't know what turnout will look like. ohio state university is on spring break. all

takes all delegate inside florida and ohio, crews is fighting senator marco rubio and governor john kashich for supporters in their home state. the texas senator is making the case that those voters should back him. if they want to ultimately stop trump from securing the nomination. >> if you don't want donald to hillary, then i ask you, join our team, we welcome you, come on in. the water is fine. >> reporter: supporters who lined up for cruz hope fellow republicans line up behind their guy, too. >> a christian, conservative, and he is courageous, and that's what we need up in washington, dc right now. >> i feel like a lot of the voters don't realize the policies that are going to be put in place, and maybe they haven't done as -- enough homework to check out their candidates. >> reporter: in orlando, fox pause news. >> sonni: donald trump was in palm beach today with dr. ben carson by his side. >> bob: dr. carson telling voters there's a side of trump we won't de. >> trump was holding court here in west palm beach, and talking about, there's one donald trump donald trumps. saying all is f

mcconnell and the white house chief of staff, and the ohio governor and run presidential candidate john kashichest live on "fox news sunday." >>> the news continues with breaking news out of belgium. some serious weather working across the united states. here it is, the middle of march, been nice for the last month and all of a sudden the weather app says how much snow this weekend? hang on. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> an american recently defected from isis is now speaking out for the first time. he told kurdish television living in the isis stronghold city of mosul in iraq was pretty hard. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. so h

but rubio and john kashich are vowing to stay in the fight and win their home states. the democrats, they're taking the stage hours from now in a town hall here on fox news channel, and hillary clinton days -- darkest days in the white house. >>> remembering nancy reagan. the nation gets ready to officially say goodbye. let's get to it. good monday afternoon. polls now show donald trump ready

and as far as republican presidential candidate john kashich, he spent he day today rallying supporters in his home state of ohio, and mitt romney was there campaigning for him. kashich and drummer very close ohio. bernie sanders al has been focusing a lot of energy this weekend and today on ohio, in addition to florida, in ohio, illinois voter will be going to the polls in missouri and north carolina tomorrow. >> the polls open less than nine hours from now and both sides working to get out the poll. we're live at a polling location. >> reporter: with thousands of newly registered voters in the state of florida, tomorrow for many could be their very first time heading out to the polls in places like this, the sons of it{ you heard the phrase, make your vote consistent. we have do's and don'ts so you vote will count. >> go out tomorrow and vote. >> with hours to go before the florida primary. >> who has already voted? yeah. >> the names on the ballots are making a final push for the delegates. >> tomorrow, people come out. >> tomorrow is the day we'll shock the country. >> at tampa's hi

john kashich said that, too.ood job. >> the last thing you want to do after getting trounced and tossed out of the race is an be to pandering to become a vice-president on a ticket, and i think if cruz does have the great fortune to get the nomination, which i think is doubtful, a cruz pick would be hoice. rubio said the smartest thing i've heard him say, talking about how donald trump will likely fracture the party, and i think you're hearing the last gasp before the republican party ultimatñ0 implodes in the wake of donald trump's nomination. >> let's listen to marco rubio with other comments about rioting at the convention. >> you might incite a riot if they try to take the nomination from him? >> at this point, it's like daily occurrence. the stuff he says. not going to be any riots but it's a very unusual political year. people are going to -- there's going to be a lot of political scholarship on what is happening but i don't think riots aren't part of it. >> that's true, a lot of writing if just did my take

nominee -- i believe that's going to be ted crazy -- his responsibility to earn the support of john kashich and earn the support of donald trump and their supporters and unite the party. dr. carson is right. the supreme court justice hangs in the balance and this could be a carson is right. the supreme court justice, it hangs in the balance and this could be a generational decision. so i think right now, it is the heat of the campaign. let's unite around our candidate. hopefully they will unite the party. >> to your point, this is the pinnacle and we're seeing things that i don't know people in modern history politics have seen this sort of vitriolic nature of this. nothing has been off base, off limits. you still think perhaps, what if it is donald trump or kasich will you think whoever the nominee is, would be able to bring everyone back together? >> well, it will be up to them of they'll have to be the adult in the room. they'll to have cast a vision and to bring people around them that would support them as president. i think ted cruz has been focused on jobs, the security of the countr

number three, don't work to make sure john kashich is the nominee, and finally, send a last, minute candidateconvention you've noted that mitt romney supported cruz on twitter and it's now on facebook and he is asking other republicans to vote for ted cruz. >> vue -- thank you very much. to pat buchanan. i remember when i was talking to you when you were talking to mitt romneyjo about the effort o stop trump, he prefaced it saying i'm not saying if he gets the delegates eye'll stop that. if he gets it hanks the knock any. i won't vote for him. what would you read into the other developments? could you ever envision the party redoing the rules even if donald trump did get the 1237? >> well, you 1237 it goes over the top. if he's short, many ways he could talk to vice-president -- offer the vice-presidenty to kashich, talk to robbow for the open delegates. if push came to shove, he could off ever it to ted cruz. donald trump and ted cruz are not going to allow outsiders, the beltway folks to come in and take the nomination5é away from the two of them after they've been at this for a full year.

we're back at the aipac conference this afternoon for john kashich, donald trump and ted cruz.al members of congress. that meet arranged by trump supporter, republican senator jeff sessions. scott wong, the senior staff writer says donald trump is inside the jones day law firm near the capital meeting with republican lawmakers. motorcade waiting outside. and >> a run presidential candidate trump trump held a campaign rally in fountain hills, arizona, ahead of the state's primary and talked about his priorities as president, including immigration, local control of education, system for veterans and preventing corporate inversion. you'll hear first from introductory remarks from former governor jan brewer and sheriff joe arpaio. [inaudible conversations] >> look at this crowd. what a great group of americans we have today. the establishment has called us the silent majority. and they try to give us their candidates. but we are not silent anymore, are we? [cheering] >> thank god that we have been given the gift of one of our brightest minds in our country, a true business success,

fellow republican presidential candidates john kashich and senator ted cruz will also be speaking. coverage at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. and turning to the democratic race, hillary clinton will be campaigning today in arizona, ahead of the state's primary tomorrow. see your remarks live starting at 6:30 eastern on c-span3. and just yesterday, former president bill clinton spoke at a get-out-the-vote campaign rally for his wife in tucson, arizona, and talked about her bipartisan legislative efforts when she was senator and her proposals in areas such as gun safety, trade, manufacturing, immigration, and the criminal justice system. appearing with the former president were former congresswoman, gabrielle giffords, and her husband, retired astronaut and navy captain, markelly. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, mayor. thank you, ron. we are incredibly grateful to call both of you friends, and grateful for how much you have done to serve the people of this great state of arizona. you know, one thing that i've learned here in arizona is that arizonans are stra

strategy by the marco rubio campaign in ohio encouraging supporters there to vote for governor john kashichin what is going on here. >> well, clearly it's -- i don't know if you have seen the reality shows but they're making a temporary alliance to gang up on what they see is the bigger threat in this case, donald trump. >> there have been a number of polls in ohio showing that governor kashich is ahead but only by the low single digits. from your vantage point in the state capital, how strong is his support across the state, and where is donald trump expected to do well? >> donald trump -- well, like many other states, it's hard to gauge exactly where his support is because there's so many new voters coming out for him. in fact there are report thursday eastern ohio that a lot of democrats are actually going to pull republican ballots this time around to vote for donald trump. so, while a lot of the polls show ahead. the polls smooth be proven wrong if a lot of these voters, like a so-called reagan democrats, come out, actually surge the numbers if they come out this election and support t