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. >> and we've got john kasich as well. he's standing by. thank you, chris. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. so president trump in ireland tonight after wrapping up his state visit to the uk. but not before joining the queen and other heads of state to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day and once again showing us a side that we're not always used to seeing with this president, a president honored to stand at the queen's side. >> great honor to be with you, great woman, great, great woman. >> but there is also -- there's also what he said in ireland just a few hours later, defending his plan to slap tariffs on all mexican goods sold in this country and denying the fact that those tariffs will inflict pain on americans. >> i have to step up and if they don't tariffs will go on and if they go high the companies are going to move back into the united states. that's all. it's very simple. >> it's not at all simple. here at home a republican rebellion may be brewing, senators urging the president to hold off and meet with them next

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let's bring in cnn political commentator and former governor john kasich. thanks for being here with us. i want to start with this announcement from bernie sanders, $1.6 billion loan delaware you proposed the office has paid for it here with these taxes on wall street. does this work for you? >> oh, first of all, all these tax on wall street, i don't know what they are. i used them willie nillie taxing things, thinking it will all work out. but let me suggest a couple things, first of all, a part of the problem is the rising costs of higher education. what we did in ohio is offer college credit plus. you can take college courses in high school. it's been an enormous benefit to parents and, of course the students. we also know if you go to a community college where they do work to keep the costs down, you spend a couple years there you end up having an enormous reduction in your overall costs if you go to a four-year school. in addition, the four-year schools had better get with the program. you cannot keep raising your costs. so you pump more money in the s

johning me, john kasich, now a cnn senior political commentator. good to see you.te the litany. the reporting is the trump campaign, this internal polling had joe biden leading trump in several key states, including ohio. these numbers are from back in march. knowing ohio as you do, do you see joe biden running ahead of trump there? >> well, look, before i get to that, i want to tell you that i -- over the weekend i bursted with pride to see the people in hong kong standing up against authoritarianism, both in hong kong and in china. that the power of the people, 2 million people marching in the streets saying, you will not silence us, you will not take our freedom away, made me feel so good about the fact that people can have power and preserve their freedom. that's why hanging out with authoritarians is so dangerous because they take people's voice away. that being said, now they fire these pollsters. this reminded me a little bit like the old testament. where the kings would call the astrologers in. there's not much difference between an astrologer and pollster.

john kasich joins me now. good morning to you, governor. i appreciate you. i'm not even going to ask you that question. >> i'm out here at otterbein college. >> let's start with joe biden and how he's going to attack the president. a little more from his attacks he'll give. he says cashiers at target know more about the economy than the president. the president cares, quote, zero, about farmers in iowa and across the midwest. no holding back. is that the best tactic against president trump? >> you know, poppy, the day he announced, i listened to it all. i said he was setting himself up to be running against donald trump, not to be pulled down by these other democrats. and he's pretty much stuck to that. and i think he has to be careful that he doesn't get yanked to the left, that he doesn't say okay, yeah, i have to change my position. but these campaigns go up and down. and i think the biden campaign probably needs a little bit of oil to get him going again, to be smoother. but you know, his campaign is going to be about donald trump is not good for this co

. >> we have 72 democrats demanding impeachment and former republican ohio governor john kasich sayingbecome more red, don. but if you look at pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, of course they will have to reach out. of course, in ohio they will have to get some of those voters who traditionally voted democrat. to say i'm going to rely on my base? that's why republicans are getting increasingly worried about donald trump. >> there are things he could do to reach out and broaden his base. it has to be focused on suburban educated women and black voters. every time go to a black urban neighborhood, one thing i hear is we are fed up with democrats. they promise us things they don't follow through on. with women it's the personality issue. many of them find him abrasive. liz: when you walk into the booth you say who's going to do what for me. we have the "wall street journal" saying the president could make hay with saying i'm going to drain the swamp, cut back the payroll and reduce the size of government on the backs of taxpayers. >> you can't rest on your laurels. you have got a record

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john kasich basically saying no. larry hogan, governor of maryland, over the weekend saying no. william weld is running against him, however he is such a big underdog that i think you look republicans,f 10 roughly, support the president. that primary could actually help the president. host: from bayside, new york, frank. you are on with our guest, bob cusack. caller: my question and, is first of all why? why start the impeachment when you know it is going to go dead in the senate? there is no chance. and why should you put the country through this whole process when you know it is not going to go nowhere? it is all politics. it is not right and wrong. it is not whether he did it or did not do it. it is all politics. there is no room for truth anymore in politics. guest: that is what speaker pelosi is thinking. she saw that when bill clinton was helped by impeachment in the 1990's. some democrats say we should not think about politics. history will judge us. according to them, this president should be impeached. we talked to republicans in the senate -- they said they will bury i

john kasich 29%. very distant second. that was winner take all. he won all the delegates there, won the bulk of delegates in all those contests. brian, that night, if you remember it, is when we really knew donald trump was going to be the nominee when he swept those states after losing wisconsin. >> we remember that. i think we were here in this very room. steve, we're loving this tour. next week we get to the state we're sitting in right now. after that, we get to my home state. that's gravy as we go south. steve kornacki. have a great weekend. thanks so much for your contributions here this week. >>> coming up for us, it's the reason we're told we can sleep soundly at night. our national security. so how do you feel? do you feel like you know the members of the national security council? that's where our next guest comes in. >>> are you satisfied with the advice you received from john bolton? >> yeah. john's very good. john is a -- he has strong views on things, but that's okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? nobody

never trumpers hoping for someone to take on trump got another blow yesterday when governor john kasichblican primary proved he could easily become president of ohio announced he does not see a path for him in 2020. well, what about dissent chanted republicans new saver justin amash. remember he fired off the punishing series of tweets admonishing republican colleagues for failing to hold trump accountable in the wake of the mueller report. he gets asked about running in 2020. he says that's not something he thought about. he is just, quote, focused on defending the constitution. hey, you're in luck that's literally the job. maybe dallas maverick peace owner and shark tank bo boss mark cuban will save the day. he told the new york daily news he was is seriously considering a third party run. wouldn't be the first time i flirted with the notion back in 2016 mitt romney and another tried to draft cuban to take op trump. there is always bill weld former massachusetts governor and one time presidential candidates on the liberty anne ticket. in case you didn't notice, he is running as a repu

. >> john kasich can't figure it out. it's too complicated for him.e of the week, the award for the most disingenuous response from a world leader has to go to the mexican president lopez eobrador: social problems are not resolved with taxes or co-erive measures -- coercive solution. he went on to lecture u.s. president because of america's national values because the president of mexico is just that arrogant and presumptuous to do that goat the statue of liberty is not an empty symbol. well, mexico's corrupt ruling class believes it is america's duty to absorb their country's problems forever. the american left agrees. they are as contemptuous of america as the presiden. thank you for coming on. >> good evening, tucker. >> what specifically do you anticipate the mexican government will do in response? what would you like them to do in response to this threat? >> give you a little background and answer that quickly. you are right, many, many years of abuse mexican government undocumented alien. we have a situation now where at any one time there is ab

meanwhile, former ohio governor john kasich a vocal critic of the president since the 2016 campaign argued is, quote, no path to the white house for him in 2020 claiming that 90% of gop voters support the president's re-election efforts. so far former massachusetts governor bill weld is the only republican challenging trump for his party's nomination. >>> coming up, president trump kicks off his week abroad commemorating the 75th anniversary of d day. >> we'll have much more on the president's arrival in the united kingdom as he prepares to be greeted by queen elizabeth and other members of the royal family. >> we're going to go live to london, the latest on the various controversies the president is facing even before touching down on british soil. we're back in less than three minutes. keep it here. retaliatory . >>> president trump in the uk for a state visit. he landed a short time ago. this week he's expected to mark the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion and meet with the prime minister amid brexit chaos. >>> a require interview the president's son-in-law jared kushner weighs in

others like larry hogan and john kasich have opted not to do this.y do you think given trump's weaknesses, others haven't gone where you're going? >> i think people think nothing's going to change. that's wrong. i've been around long enough to know six months is an eternity in national poll tux and i think it's going to be the president thinks the law does not apply to him and he's a stranger to the truth and they're not going to like that at the end of the day. >> to those who think he has no shot, it's not going anywhere and you say this is real? >> this is real. the response i get on the ground, frankly, is that the president is not popular, maybe he's very popular with the republican state committees but they're the trump organization. my strategy is not to try to charm them. it's to enlarge the electorate, get those millennials, gen-xers voting. >> you're saying on the ground in places like new hampshire you're hearing it -- >> i shook 240 hands in three diners a couple of weeks ago. i didn't encounter one trump voter. and they weren't acting ei

cnn commentator john kasich said he probably wouldn't do it.g is this weird thing where a lot of neoconservatives are warming up to libertarians, these people who don't like each other, have been fighting each other for 20 years. one is very interventionist, the other is very anti-interventionist, but looking at build bill weld. bill kristol is hosting a meet and greet for bill weld and trying to encourage justin amash, as well. >> yeah, we shall see. look at the president's numbers with republicans. amy, what have you got? >> speak of fund-raisers, a lot of people, a lot of the 2020 candidates will be spending a lot of time in new york in the next coming weeks. why? because they want to rack up as much money as possible before the end of the second quarter. so people like even beto o'rourke, who kind of snubbed his nose on wall street, he'll be here on the 12th to get some money together and give his campaign a little momentum. and people will be looking at those numbers to see if joe biden is still the front-runner, if he can, you know, still

john kasich this week said he's not going to challenge him and larry hogan said he not going to challengeomy still a strength for the president. is he putting it at risk with these calls on tariff on china and mexico? >> i think this is the big challenge for the president. is he trading off some short-term potential gains for long-term trouble in the economy? if you think about the tariffs, an argument in short term, he gets mexico to table on immigration. willing to make some concessions on immigration. but in the long term, that he doesn't get the american revised trade deal. with china, he wants that short-term deal at the expense of the longer term relationship with china. what's going to happen to the economy? how much is this going to be self-inflicted? i think the president has an opportunity here to focus on some of these economic themes. but by mixing for example, immigration with trade now, i think he's putting that at jeopardy. >> hitting his own voters across the midwest. also, the stock market isn't the economy. since he's been talking about these tariffs, 5%, 6% drop. >> the

joining me now is former ohio governor and cnn braintree split call commentator governor john kasich.governor. >> before we go, i have to tell you a good story about prince charles. my wife and i went to the bush funeral, listen, we went to the bush funeral, very cold in the cathedral, and there were a myriad of politicians that wanted to say hi. my wife is having all these people come birks and when the service ended she wanted to get out of the cathedral and into the bus so she could be warm, and i said to her on the way out, hey, look, there's -- there's brian mulroney, the former prime minister of canada, and he these with prince charles, come over. we'll meet prince charles and thought i said vince charles and went over to meet prince charles, i said, wife, karen, sweetheart, for a person that loves the royal family so much, you missed out on meeting prince charles. what were you thinking? she said, john, i thought you said vince charles, not prince charles. so we've been laughing about that since it happened, and it was great. my wife, she's the best, and that one is a great sto

the people who were floating the idea of launching a primary challenge to trump, someone like a john kasichk the only one right now is bill weld who is up in new hampshire. >> who was the libertarian vice presidential candidate last time. >> there just isn't a lot of room right now in the republican party which does raise the question if amash would do this, whether he might look to do it as a libertarian. >> maybe he -- there is no political calculus. maybe this is what he believes, and he's not necessarily looking two campaigns down or looking to make had a national name for himself, you know. he probably could be on fox news a lot. he could be on cnn or msnbc. it's not something he's done, even hope it that's been a criticism leveled at him, that he's just doing this because he wants more attention, but in a way he -- he isn't really making use of that moment in any way. i think this sort of the test cases that we've seen of people trying to challenge trump. bob corker, he's not in the senate anymore. jeff flake, you know, i think, you know, there is the trump train. you either get on it

to the president's comments yesterday regarding accepting help from a foreign power, former -- john kasichstance, former politicians have, but no sitting lawmaker. what do you say to your republican colleagues who will not call out this behavior? >> well, there's not much you can say to them that hasn't been said before. you know, i looked at the panel when john dean and joyce vans and barbara mcquaid came before us on monday. i saw those men and one lady and i thought these are the same people in different incarnations that sat on -- with richard nixon and it took a long time before you got some republicans to leave. i think about half the republicans ended up voting for impeachment, but at first there were none. these are the same people and some will go down like the people that stood with nixon. they will not show leadership, will not buck their party, will not face the truth and they can't face reality and politically they support this president and unfortunately the republican party as we know it today supports this president. 90% support this president. they don't care if he is lawl

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we can't go into the past or the future i'm wondering who is going to be the john kasich, the dig gephardto is going to take the suicide pact and be like i'm not winning i'm just going straight for him in the debate. someone has to make that decision and how he responds to that person will determine what elizabeth warren or kamala harris or anybody else does. >> i think there are voters and there are voters, right? the democratic nominee electorate, well we say these people -- the electorate is to the left of where joe biden is historically. that is a fact. that doesn't mean he can't be the democratic nominee for a lot of reasons. people think he is the best one to take on trump whatever. but the question going into this has always been when the party has moved as far as it has to the left especially at the activist level whether the series of issues on which biden is to the right of them, what that was going to be a problem. this is the first time when that has become a problem. it is not going to be the least. you saw seth moltin. when he made that point which is the point all the democr

john kasich played a role in that along with others. is dysfunctional. republicans and democrats are divided, it's partisan warfare and the problem is that they're elected to govern. and in order to govern, you've got to reach out. you've got to be able to work together to resolve problems. that's what our for fathers intend. i'm hoping we can get past and return to democracy. >> leon panetta, always great to have you here. >> thank you very much. >> referencing rocky and bullwinkle -- >> to go to rocket jay squirrel the other day, i actually -- >> so pore something completely now, john heilemann, stay with me, stay with me. blinders, ignore him. >> i've been reading this trump interview on "time" magazine. there's a point where he starts threatening one of the journalists with putting him in prison. >> does he really? >> literally threatens a journalist? >> trump seems to have shown a letter to the journalist that kim jong un wrote him and the journalist apparently took his cell phone out and took a picture of it and later in the inter

. >> -- which you did last night are people like john kasich and jeb bush and president trump decimated> how are you going to make yourself stand out? while people would say you didn't win or lose last night, some could say it wasn't a night of impact for you. >> well, on healthcare it was. right? i think on healthcare it was. this is the number one issue. you travel all around this country, you know this, stephanie, the things most americans care about is what's going on with their healthcare, it's the number one issue. we are following someone on this issue -- i mean, a bunch of the people on the stage with me, senator warren, she outsourced her healthcare plan to senator sanders basically. >> why didn't you take that shot last night? >> i did. i mean, i was talk being t you know, this is the problem we have, right? they are all just following this person, he is a he not even a democrat, i mean, when i -- >> why are you saying this person. >> senator sanders. >> so say it. >> i just said t she outsourced her plan to senator sanders. and that's a huge problem. he is not even a democrat

people assumed that john kasich was going to do this.ously. >> john has a new job. and governor hogan has been re-elected. it's tough for a sitting governor to run. i don't suffer from a big new job or being elected governor. i think it's way important. i invilted them to get in. the more the merrier. >> what do you know about donald trump that we don't know? >> occasionally you would bump into the donald and melania. and i'm familiar with his business reputation in new york, which is being the most dishonest business person in new york or new jersey. new york is easy. but being more dishonest in new jersey, you have to be more dishonest than the mob guys. their word is good. if they say they will shoot you, they shoot you. >> i'm interested in the base. where your base would be or how you can penetrate this republican base that is extremely moved to the right. we wonder, what happened -- you said they're sleeping. what happened to all of the republicans who had a conscious, who are people of faith, the evangelicals, the values. i'm curi

john kasich, lindsey graham.there and mike huckabee. >> i worked for mike huckabee at that time. i was working for his super pac. >> was he thinking he was in a good spot? >> the strategy we had for huckabee is he had won iowa and he could win iowa because of his values and scoop up the southern states. we had a winning strategy and people were putting money behind it. no one saw -- i've been in politics for a long time on the money side of it. no one saw donald trump coming up and taking this nomination and also no one was prepared by the way he debated by the name calling and the third grade tactics. nobody saw that coming at all. >> jonathan, you follow this stuff all the time and you watch many of the debates. probably more than you'd like to admit. that said, nobody saw the debate performance coming. as you look at the 20 candidates who will be on the stage, who do you think might be the sleeper? >> it's an interesting question. there may be an opportunity on the first night you have elizabeth warren versus

what i did introduce 16 is i wrote in my candidate, john kasich of ohio i do a lot of investigating andve to do some soul-searching this time. i don't miss voting -- i don't miss having to decide who i want to vote for. i do like on the. democratic side, kamala harris. but i don't know how i am going to vote yet. i am concerned for the future as we see it today. it is so divisive. it is just awful. . it is still the greatest republic in the country, in the world, but it needs help, and it needs help now. i mean now. host: that was going out of is living in this morning. robert out of. portsmouth, virginia on the independent line. caller: good morning. i would like to say, once they start investigating, once they get deeper into the investigation on donald trump, they will find out there was collusion with the russians and that there was a lot of it. host: and why do you feel that way, robert. caller: because of all the facts. there.ts lead ever since he took office. he loves the russians. he loves vladimir putin so much that if you thought they could get him in the white house, he would

john kasich basically saying no. larry hogan, governor of maryland, over the weekend saying no.eld is running against him, however he is such a big underdog that i think you look republicans,f 10 roughly, support the president. that primary could actually help the president. host: from bayside, new york, frank. you are on with our guest, bob cusack. caller: my question and, is first of all why? why start the impeachment when you know it is going to go dead in the senate? there is no chance. and why should you put the country through this whole process when you know it is not going to go nowhere? it is all politics. it is not right and wrong. it is not whether he did it or did not do it. it is all politics. there is no room for truth anymore in politics. guest: that is what speaker pelosi is thinking. she saw that when bill clinton was helped by impeachment in the 1990's. some democrats say we should not think about politics. history will judge us. according to them, this president should be impeached. we talked to republicans in the senate -- they said they will bury it right aw

>> listen, i'm still hoping john kasich jumps into the race because he believes in gun safety.ng a long time, rank and file members of the nra agree with you -- >> yes. >> -- a lot more than they agree with three washington lobbyists. three washington gun lobbyists. now it's two because chris cox got fired. that's just what people don't understand. rank and file members, guys that i knew in florida, mississippi, alabama, georgia. they don't understand why washington lobbyists, gun lobbyists are using their money the way they are. >> fred, thank you so much. >> thank you all for having me. >> thank you, fred. by the way, you know, it's important for all of us to realize -- it's important for all of us to realize that fred should be celebrating jamie's sweet 16 party a month from now. >> july 13th. >> july 13th. fred, all of us thank you for putting your life's work into this. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> we'll be right back. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need cu

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