karl rove, good to see you. >> thanks, trish.rish: coming up, everyone, democrats pretty much in chaos. you saw a new "fox news poll" out showing hillary clinton is more disliked by voters than donald trump. this as democrats and some major, mainstream media players turn on bernie. hey, why should he get out? he is still winning here. we'll debate it with the political all-stars. trish: bad news for hillary clinton. according new poll more people disliker than they do donald trump. seems mainstream media may be turning on bernie sanders the flip side of this, look at this headline in the "new york times" today. bernie sanders willing to harm hillary clinton in the homestretch. from "the washington post." quote, a fractured democratic party threatens clinton's chances against trump. all this after the head of the democratic party blasted bernie sanders for not more forcefully condemning violence at last week's democratic nevada convention. are democrats souring on bernie? do they need to? we have democratic strategist julie rogins

bill: karl rove says he should tone it down. >> i think it's a risk. i think he's a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. martha: is this day one of the general election matchup? and what will the next six months look like? bill: the entire town, 100,000 people, in the path of a wildfire that's not burning down. >> my home is completely gone. no lives lost which is what we have to concentrate on right now. zerowater and brita are not equal especially when it comes to reducing lead in your water. zerowater's five-stage filter is the only one certified by the nsf to reduce lead lead that conventional, two- stage filters may leave behind. so, if you want the purest-tasting water and the water filter that's proven to reduce lead look for zerowater. get more out of your water. martha: a state of emergency is declared in alberta, canada northeast of edmonton. authorities went door to door to get them out of harm's way. the flames have gutted 1,600 structuressen it's moving so fast they do believe it will wipe out this entire town. >> i don't think

bush, karl rove.ump. ed rollins. i never saw you on the set together. >> thank you. an honor to be with this guy. >> mutuel. i'm not surprised she turned it down. are you surprised? >> in a way i am. this shows a lack of confidence which is everything -- in everything she says and does. she is winning but having a debate with bernie would not keep her from receiving the nomination and could help in the process of healing. but she's not a confident candidate. she knows she's getting worse. >> she's got the win she doesn't need it. she moves more to the left which is going to kill her with independents. >> the only thing i -- i agree with karl. i think she needs momentum going into the convention. she has a more popular candidate running against her. this is an opportunity to talk to five or ten million people. i would have taken it if were here. >> on the same poll that donald trump was trailing by 11 points, he's now in a three-point lead over hillary clinton. this within two months. karl, how do you

you know these morons like karl rove. the guy is a. he still things, no, no karl rove still thinks that romney won. didn't romney win? romney got wiped out. he should have won that election. that was an election that should have been one and i backed him. i backed john mccain, a tough one to win but i backed mccain at that romney, he should have won and he didn't win. we will do it ourselves, folks. we are going to win. [applause] we are going to win. so a lot of things happen. i talked about trade and i talked about illegal immigration and you have the killing of -- killed and shot in san francisco and you had jamil in california. his father became a great friend of mine. that was in san francisco and his father became -- the los angeles area, california and he was killed. his father is a great guy. his son was in -- an illegal immigrant, shot through the phase three or four times for doing nothing. we are going to build a wall. and then you had the incredible veteran, 65-year-old woman raped, and killed in california and this is all

karl rove, joe trippi, thank you both .ou want to read more from carl you can check out his weekly editorialsonline. go to foxnews.com and check the opinion tab. heather: -statesdiplomacy came taking place .. negotiators restore a partial cease-fire or is that simply too late smart plus, ted cruz slamming the media as he blames reporters for his campaign. our media panel will take a closer look when we come back. >> ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a differen

karl rove writing in foxnews.com monday. heather: happening now, president obama on his way home after a landmark visit to vietnam and japan. just hours ago, he became the first sitting us president to visit hiroshima where the us dropped an atomic bomb 71 years ago , leading to japan's surrender in world war ii. the president laid a week to honor the victims and spoke with survivors. leyland vendors is following, joins us now live from the white house with mort. reporter: the president did not use the word i apologize when talking about harry truman's decision to drop the two atomic bombs on japan but his critics say his message and tone of his visit was all the same. he was the first us president to visit the roe shema where hundred 40,000 people were killed, that fateful day in august.>> we stand here in the middle of this city and force ourselves to imagine the moment the bomb fell. we force ourselves to feel the dread of children confused by what they see. we listen to a silent prayer. reporter: in the past, the preside

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. >> directly ahead, karl rove, will he vote for trump?then some possible misdirection in politics from a progressive it v guy on cnn. those reports after these messages as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies. try clarispray. new, from the makers of claritin. with the #1 prescribed ingredient. and nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world with clarispray. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. >>> campaign 2016 segment tent, recent polling shows a divide in the general election. cnn says hillary is well ahead. rasmussen shows trump in the lead. we believe those polls are obsolete because it's a new race trump vs. clinton. here to handicap it, karl rove. first of all, you said you may not vote for trump. are you changing your mind now? >> i have sa

karl rove and the top ceo. you don't want to miss a moment of it. back right here.ack. i maria bartiromo. monday, may 2nd. cap stirs 8:00 a.m. on the east coast and the pressure indiana down to the wire. events across the state item for every last vote. donald trump confident he will be the for the republican party. >> crews cannot win. if that no highway. it's got nothing. >> all across this country millions of americans right now are praying for you. you're been lifted up in prayer right now. maria: will take you live to indiana. more trouble for the state of michigan. nearly every detroit public school closed today after the teachers union called for a stick out. the latest issue coming out. this years olympics, white team u.s.a. is getting knocked on twitter. countdown to the kentucky derby. everything you need to know ahead of the race for the roses turn into markets this morning that the nikkei average was down 3% of the japanese yen continues to surge against the dollar. markets in china and hong kong closed. economic data this morning dictating markets in eu

different from karl rove's.sident bush's brain and served as his political adviser. she has three formal job titles including senior adviser. but perhaps the most important part of her job description is the role that doesn't get listed, being first friend. >> you are ate senior adviser to the president. but you are also his best friend. i can't think of another example in a white house where there has been that kind of relationship since bobby kennedy and president kennedy. it is a very unusual role? >> it is. >> doesn't that create a conflict? >> no, not at all. not at all. it enables me to do my job really well. everybody comes to the table with different strengths and different perspectives. and so the fact that i have known the president, the first lady for 25 years. gives me a perspective that maybe others don't have. >> reporter: and ape relationship that none of his other advisers has either. she is probably the only white house aide who calls the president barack when they're off the clock. she also tol

karl rove goes on the record. nice to see you. >> get to see you. >> governor jeb bush says he's not voting for trump. lindsey graham says he's not voting for trump. have you made up your mind whether you're voting for trump? >> i'm watching the convention. we've got plenty of time for everybody. i'm not voting for a democrat. and we all have plenty of time. donald trump endorsed john mccain in september 17th i believe of 2008. so we all got a little bit of time to watch him and wonder. >> if number votes you can have a barbecue and get together. tell me which states are must wins. tell me how it unfolds. let's start with donald trump. >> well, first of all, the democrats in the last six elect taken states that have an aggregate of 242 lelectoral votes. the big inchilauenchilada is fl. if they win, the win the election. that's why florida is the key for trump. he must take florida or he has no chance of winning the presidency. if he takes florida, he's got a shot. the next two big states are ohio and virginia. ohi

everybody knows my next guest, karl rove.s karl rove and his super pac endorsing democrat convention chair and leader of the democrat party debbie wasserman schultz? they said, quote, debbie wasserman schultz that's leadership has been a catalyst in the emerging civil war the democratic party and ensuring their nomination process will drag on far longer than that of the republicans. karl rove is here. that was a tongue-in-cheek endorsement, wasn't it? >> he has done so much to mess up the democratic primaries, great antagonism between the sanders campaign and the clinton -- she did such a terrific job in 2014 to help advance the republican cause of taking back the senate we thought the least we could do was endorse her reelection in the democratic primary. stuart: you are not actually going to donate money? >> no but we have done -- we know she might be offended by that so just put our strong language out there, strong endorsement making clear a huge effect on her. stuart: i will offer you an opportunity to answer two questio

. -- karl rove and bill kristol. we did not do johnson. on my side was a very elegant british journalist named simon jenkins and on the way in, he told me he thought it would be very poor manners to criticize an american president in his own country. and i said, ok i'm out here on my own. and karl rove argued the proposition of not just george w. bush was not the worst president of the last 100 years, but of course the best president of all time. bill kristol took a shrewder tack and said george bush was not good, but not the worst. hoover, carter, nixon. they actually won the vote but i still suggest karl rove stacked the whole in his favor ahead of time. i think, when we think about the whole question, first model all -- first of all, we have to knowledge -- acknowledge it is a parlor game. but it is a really fun parlor game for nerds like me. you can do the same thing with baseball players. we had a debate about who the cultural figures should be up there were a mount rushmore for culture and of course the decision was, they should not

joining us from austin, texas, karl rove.n with when you were working with president bush the younger, against al gore in 2000, things got nasty, but it was mostly policy. it wasn't a lot of personal stiff. i don't remember, was there? >> yeah, no. there wasn't. we made certain, for example, that when we commented on bill clinton's indiscretions in the white house we did so without ever mentioning it directly and did so by responding affirmatively saying we would restore -- president bush would restore honor and dignity to the white house. we found out back then that if the -- that the republicans had damaged themselves in 1998 and 1999 by going after clinton's infidelities to the point that people said enough is enough. they did want to know that somebody would be different. they wanted to change but fed up with being reminded about hanukkah lewenski and the goings on. >> if you found that out, does it still hold today in 2016 is that if you go after the clintons on the personal stuff that will turn voters off? do you still

bush, karl rove is here. carl welcome, what do you make of these edits? i want to be clear, the white house said there was just a technical difficulty, otherwise. they didn't actually he had it that piece. technical difficult and then did eventually put the entirety of those comments on line with a written transcript. but the first pass seems questionable to many. your take? >> well, i don't want to call them liars, so let's accept that it's ironic though because this is exactly what the administration will not say, the words that, that it will not pass lips of the president. deirdre: quite a time for the mic to drop, right? >> maybe it is just a coincidence but these coincidences seem to have a way happening with this administration. deirdre: seems indeed. i want to ask you, if you don't mind about something a little closer to home. senator cruz back on capitol hill the first time today sense he left the race. he spoke with reporters moments ago. here's that comment. >> listen, we have suspended the campaign. we have suspended campaign because i can see

they said -- i watched this guy, karl rove. he's a dummy. he's on fox. he's saying, donald trump has not gotten 50%. this is, again, a month ago because in new york i got 62 and with pennsylvania and maryland, with all these things we broke 50 and even 60, but we had maryland, connecticut, delaware, rhode island. we won in landslides, every one of them. i watch karl rove say -- >> you've been listening live to donald trump speaking today in indiana. voters there head to the polls. a very important primary on tuesday. he has said, if he wins there, he thinks essentially the gop nomination is his and the race is over. more to come. >>> 57 delegates up for grabs in indiana. ted cruz is not giving up despite the fact that he is trailing pretty significantly in at least one poll that is out, cruz has three events around the hoosier state. our carl cameron, campaign carl, on the ground in indianapolis. as you look at indiana right now, cruz 15 points down in the latest "wall street journal" poll. does he have a chance? >> he has a chance to get delegates becau

i watched karl rove say he has not broken 50%. so i had a state where i had 44%. had one where i had 48%. i got six guys i'm running against at that point. it's a very unfair thing, because in the history of republican politics, there's never been 17 people that ran for offense, okay? so you have 17. so let's say we go into the first state and you had 17 and then you go down to 15 and 12 or 14 or something and i'm getting 30s and 35s and 40s. but you can't break -- last couple of weeks ago in new york and others and in massachusetts i almost broke 50%. well, tom brady likes me. so that's good. that helps when tom brady likes you. tom is a great guy. he's a good guy. he's a good guy. and by the way, he has a lot of respect for your quarterback. your quarterback, if he's healthy i think you're going to have a great team this year. i have to tell you. i think so. it's like life. you have to stay healthy, folks. we have to all stay healthy. but in massachusetts i did great, in alabama i did great. when you have seven, eight, nine people and then you get 44 or 43% and

bush karl rove goes "on the record." evening, karl. >> good to see. >> you how big is this endorsement. >> big. they had not backed trump in the primary they had other favorites because of concerns of statements he had made in the past. for the nra to come in so strongly behind him. the nra is a grass roots organization that has millions of ordinary americans who may be republican, may be democrat but they all love firearms and guns and hunting and mark manship. when they get wired up, they get wired up. and they are wired up about hillary clinton. >> will they go to vote? >> they do. they were a big part of george w. bush's victories in 2000 and 2004. everywhere you turned around, there was nra member, whether it was ohio or colorado or notified or ohio. manning the phone getting out the vote. everywhere you went there was nra bumper sticker on a car some place saying i'm for the second amendment. i vote. >> donald trump said that hillary clinton wants to abolish the second amendment. is that a little strong? >> that's

it's different from karl rove's.sident bush's brain and served as his political advisor. shgo job titles, including senior advisor. but perhaps the most important part of her job description is the role that doesn't get listed: being first friend. you are a senior advisor to the president, but you are also his best friend. i can't think of another example in a white house where there's been that kind of relationship since bobby kennedy and president kennedy. it's a very unusual role. >> jarrett: it is. >> o'donnell: and doesn't that create a conflict? >> jarrett: no, not at all. not at all. i think it enables me to do my job really well. and everybody comes to the table with different strengths and different perspectives. and so the fact that i've known the president and the first lady for 25 years gives me a perspective that maybe others don't have. >> o'donnell: and a relationship that none of his other advisors has either. she's probably the only white house aide who calls the president barack when they're off the

let's bring in the campaign cowboys, chris wallace, joe trippi and karl rove. chris?t. let's talk a little bit about the delegate situation on the republican side in indiana because, up until this -- tonight, the delegates have been all important. 57 delegates at stake in indiana. it's a winner-take-most system. 330 delegates go to the winner the state and three each in each of the nine congressional districts. karl rove, looking at that how many of those 57 delegates does it look like donald trump is going to win tonight? >> we have results in about 8 of the 9 congressional districts and it looks like is he taking every one of them. northeast corner of the state. third congressional district was expected to be cruz's strong point and is he winning two of the counties in the district but losing it overall and everywhere else of the 60-some odd counties, trump is in the high 40's in five of them and in the 50's and higher in nearly 60 of the counties. my sense is he takes all 57 delegates, 54 delegates, committee. >> no, it's 57. but, let me let me ask you about the de

. >> karl rove says crump has been picking up independent voters.t's the key to winning the white house. >> if you want to win the presidency you have to do three things. one of them is secure independents. the second thing is he has got to get approval after indiana. >> that was expected. >> one is that will happen with the democrats as well. second of all he has not gotten done what he needs to do. 8 it percent republicans 85 in the cbs, nbc polls. 86 on abc. no republican has won the presidency without having between 91 and 93 percent. rouge went on to say he has never seen a candidate like hillary clinton go down in the polls. >> patricia stark live with the outrage. the comments our of the creators. >> still no apology from the va secretary bob mcdonald. they should be more about the long they the experience of the are waiting. >> do they measure the number of hours they waste time. what's important? what's important is what your satisfaction of the experience is. >> the comments receiving immediate backlash on-line from politicians and lawmake

jeff daniels: they were betrayed by the republican party with george bush and karl rove promising themat did not happen and they are disaffected. donald trump plays into hatred and the worst possible things we can create, fanning the flames of racism and bigotry. the hat should say, "make america white again." that is what it should say. that is what it should say. he is playing to that. where has he tripped up? hope tot the stats and hell that everybody who does not want him to be president shows up and votes. john: bernie sanders won michigan. what do you think about bernie? i love the ideals and it is like somebody who went to woodstock is running for president. great ideas. but, that thing called "congress" is a problem. and, is not just the president of the united states. it is "the president of the world." not, and i do, she has street credibility in a dangerous world. i liked that she has been around it several times as secretary of state and, like him or not, --l clinton is available and, like him or not, bill clinton is available and, internationally, i feel safer. john: we ha

let's talk about what happens tonight at the way forward with karl rove. say hillary clinton loses oregon. is the presumptive nominee on the democratic side kind of limping to the finish line here? >> it's better than p it went 2000 votes the other way. this is typical in end games, if you remember, barack obama was losing to hillary clinton. but he had a much smaller delegate lead than she had over bernie sanders so i, again, there is going to be other states that worked to sanders favor here at the end. but there is no real threat and it mattered a lot if she eeked out a 2000 vote win, it's still a 2000 vote win. >> we listened to bernie sanders in carson, california. he said he's in this until the last vote in california. he says he can win california. what does that mean for hillary clinton? >> would mean a devastating lead. if she wins kentucky she'll split delegates. if he wins oregon he will win 32 to her 29. so right now, she's leading on elected delegates. and so she is a 143 away and there are 900 delegates more to elect and all she's got to win

maybe goes back further but karl rove and company grabbed them and promised them things that did notd they are disaffected. donald trump plays into hatred and the worst possible things we can create, fan that flame. that is why you have racism and bigotry. the hat should say, "make america white again." that is what it should say. he knows that and he is playing to that. whether he can take it to november -- you want to say no, but where has he tripped up yet? i look at the stats and hope to hell that everybody who does not want him to be president shows up and votes. john: bernie sanders won michigan. what do you think about bernie? and the sanders movement? daniels: i love bernie. i love the ideas that he has got. it is like somebody who went to woodstock is running for president. great ideas. free health care, free college. going for all of that. great ideas but, that thing called "congress" is a problem. just -- it is not just the president of the united states. it is "the president of the world." like hillary or not, and i do, she has international street and it is a dangerous w

and on the other side were karl rove and bill cristal. and on my side was a british journalist names simon jenkins. we were on the way in and he thought it would be poor manners to criticize an american president in his own country. i said, okay, i'm out here on my own. and karl rove, true to form, argued the proposition, not just that george w. bush was not the worth president of the past 100 years but he was in fact the best president of all time. but bill crystal took what i thought was a shrewder tact and said, bush wasn't a great president, he might not have even been a good president but he wasn't the worst, come on. hoover, carter, nixon. and they actually won the vote. although, i suspect that rove stacked the hall in his favor ahead of time. i think when -- we think about the question, first of all, we have to acknowledge, it is a parlor game but it is a fun parlor game for nerds like me, to list the best and the worst and you could do the same thing with baseball players. we had a debate the other night who about the cultural fi

. >> the second voice that you talk about outing valerie plame, that was karl rove, wasn't it? >> i have no idea. i know karl's name was in there, but i had no dealings with karl. >> mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i now recognize the gentleman from north carolina, mr. meadows, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. rubin, let me come to you, because as these decisions continue to get made with regards to the validity of the iran deal, as we would call it, decisions by members of congress hinge on very small, sometimes often minute pieces of information where they can justify going one way or another. do you believe that some of the statements by mr. rhodes was a factor at all in some of the members of congress casting their vote one way or another? >> yes, and i can give you examples, if you would like. >> please. >> well, first of all, when it comes to verification, according to u.s. law incumbent with the corker/cardin compromise, all agreements are supposed to be presented to congress. now it emerges that there were secret side agreements with the iaea. one of thes

joining us from washington, joe trippy, former campaign manager to howard dean and karl rove, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. both of them are fox news contributors. you are coming from the democratic side of things, you know how important it is on a presidential campaign to have everybody on the same page. what kind of work lies ahead for donald trump and others in the party who may have disagreed with him up until now? >> a lot of work. i think obviously it is a good thing for him to have these meetings and joint statement and things like that today but i agree with what john roberts said. it is more a truce than unity. you still have the speaker not endorsing him, two presidents, bush 41 and 43 won't be going to the convention, senate candidate saying they won't go to the convention. the truce has been called and we are far away from unity in the party. and they decide to embrace more say this isn't me and this is not a good choice for all these people to be on the ballot until they get that unity. jon: let's look at the big republican

karl rove was the latest to weigh in on this story.wrote in to "the wall street journal" this week that it is about undermining each other. i think we have our bona fide brand mand onset here. through -- us brand man on set here. us through this. donny: you need a straight talking man. mark: it is pretty clear what the clinton people want you to think about trump, the use "rases like "loose cannon," not friendly to women and and "narcissist." donny: if you are trump, you want to alleviate the fears. coming intoeriff town and you want to protect the little guy and the ends justify the means. you know, every major drama on tv, the protagonist, whether it bad,"d men," "breaking it is emasculated males, and everything he has to do is show he is a strong, i am in charge, don't be deflated. is stillhink clinton the favorite in this race but the danger for her is you look at the negative list. for a lot of voters, those negatives have some positives to them. "loose cannon," i want a guy who is a loose cannon in washington. even.rtist," donny:

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karl rove on that is correct great historian as well. were you surprised by those numbers, carl? >> yeah, i was. i thought they were good news for donald trump. if you look inside the internals, it looks like he's doing a better job of consolidating republicans behind him in the immediate aftermath of his indiana win than hillary clinton is in amalgam eighting democrats to her cause. she's still in a rhyme ry. >> a lot of it depends on how aggressively donald trump comes out of that convention, how united it is and this issue of how much money is spent. it want too long ago where he was sort of hemming and haughing about whether it there was no iron-clad rule that said he was picking up the tab right through november. i want you to react to this. >> i'm self-funding, i don't want anybody's money. but if sheldon gives to him, he'll have total control over rubio. >> if you lk. >> once we go through that, then the party kicks in and billions of dollars comes in, everybody wants to support, i think we'll have great spirit. that's a different thing. but i'm not going to accept any --

. >> the second voice you talked about outing valerie plame, that was karl rove, wasn't it? >> i have no idea. i have no dealings with carl. >> mr. chairman, i yield back. >> we recognize mr. meadows from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. rubin, let me come to you. as these decisions continue to get made with regards to the validity of the iran deal, as we would call it, decisions by member of congress in john berry small, sometimes minute pieces , where they can justify going one way or another. do you believe that some of the statements by mr. rhodes was a factor at all in some of the members of congress casting their vote one way or another? >> yes. i can give you examples, if you would like. >> please. >> when it comes to verification, according to u.s. law, incumbent with the corker cardin compromise, all agreements are supposed to be presented to congress. now, it emerges that there were secret side agreements with the iaea. one of these agreements that comes into play with regard to verification is that the state department says the iaea would not need t

these morons like karl rove. the guy is a more run. he still thinks -- no, no. karl rove.ill thinks romney won. dinner romney when? romney got wiped out. he should've won that election. that is an election that should've been one. i backed him. and i back john mccain. backed mccain. he did not win. i backed romney, should've won. did not win. going tohis time i am do it myself, folks. we are going to win. we're going to win. so a lot of things happen. i talked about trade, talked about illegal immigration. then you had the killing of kate in san francisco. shot in the back by someone who should've never been allowed in california. then you had jamil in california. san francisco. los angeles area, california. he was killed. his father is a great guy. his son was taken for him by an illegal immigrant. shot to the race three or four times for doing nothing. we are going to build a wall. and then you had, and then you had the incredible veteran, 65-year-old woman raped, sodomized, raped and killed in california. this is all over the country. we are not going to take it anymore

karl rove was the latest to weigh in on this story.e in to "the wall street journal" this week that it is about candidate success and enterprise i think -- and emphasizing their selling points and undermining each other. i think we have our bona fide brand man on set here. donny, walk us through this. donny: it is pretty clear what trump wants his band -- his thing to be. i'd agent of change, dealmaker that does not get pushed around, a straight talking guy that tells it like it is. mark: so those are the positives. it is pretty clear what the clinton people want you to think about trump. they use phrases like "loose cannon," offensive to women and minorities, and narcissist. so how does trump is besides the positives that trouble try to emphasize as -- clinton will try to emphasize as negatives? donny: this is about both sides. if you are trump, you want to alleviate the fears. you are basically john wayne. you are a sheriff coming into town, and you want to protect the little guy, and the ends justify the means. you will notice in ev

. >> karl rove, the sheave of extra to george h.w. george w. have your difference with -- you don't go off to asia and your promise is, no sure a sitting president of the united states. >> i agree. i just thing it was unseamly -- first of all, remember what he said? he said ignorance of world affairs and cavalier attitude. well, president obama with all due respect, what kind of ignorance of world affairs did you demonstrate when you withdrew our troops from iraq and gave up the hard-won victory there and are trying to do the same thing in afghanistan after iraq went south when you've did it there, and talk about a cavalier attitude. aren't you the guy who said if they use gas and chemical weapons in syria, that's a red line for us and then ignored it when they did. i thought it was very revealing that the president chose those two phrases in order to launch a highly partisan attack on a republican nominee -- presumptive nominee for president while the president was on foreign soil. he should have said plenty of time for politics if support the

jon: a new piece on foxnews.com by karl rove titled why trump is going to have a very good week, hillary another bad week, lays out the ups and downs each presumptive nominee has faced and will face but it concludes that trump as the momentum right now. robe rights quote, the neighborhood if won't change until it make a change. clinton is in the barrel and can expect more bad press this week. trump is on top of the world and can expect to remain there until it ends intervened to cause a shift in coverage and/or public perception. let's talk about it with 80 stoddard, associate editor and columnist at the hill. charlie hirsch is a columnist at the washington times. ab, the fact that hillary clinton decided not to do the fox debate ahead of california primary, is that one of the things you think might hurt her? >> i do. i think her problem is she has to put away this nomination. she's not really reuniting the party with making declarations like i'm the nominee and the prices over and then declining a debate. bernie sanders has become more defiant and he's hoping to send among democrats. yo

republican strategist karl rove told us yesterday, both parties will have a rules fight. he told me that senator sanders will go after the so-called super delegates to gain more influence. on that note after last night, donald trump says it is too early to count out sanders. >> call him crazy bernie because he is not very good. i never hit him, don't forget. i haven't started on him. i haven't said anything about him. maybe i will have to start, based i see he wins, wins, wins, everybody sits around the table saying he can't win. deirdre: some say senator sanders is staying in the race to push his agenda. fox business's peter barnes is with me now. peter, is senator sanders' purpose to push hillary clinton to the left or something else going on? reporter: that seems to be it according to analysts to push clinton to the left along with the whole party with the platform, official policy positions delegates vote on in democratic national convention in philadelphia in july. he can push harder on the platform and against clinton if he has more delegates, right? he has every in

only place you are going to get that kind of money is from the rnc, from the coke brothers, from karl rove from people like anthony sarah mucci and it's stephen knutson street insiders and so donald trump is making this pit . he's going to have to sell himself out to the exact same special interests he's been criticizing for months. jon: will be fine, emily, a willing audience at the rnc but obviously the republicans want to win the white house but donald trump has said look, i'm self financing my campaign. >> you have people like paul singer, a traditional gop mega donor who said he's not going to donate to trump or the rnc moving forward. he knows all about the concept of a handicap and right now that's really what he's looking at. he's going into this $1.5 billion fundraising task with a fractured party and you have to assume a significant chunk of that party is not going to be donating to him moving forward. i don't think he's going to get any funds from citizens united but i think donald trump, this is what the never trump were screaming about and saint about the practical implication

. >> and rich lowry and karl rove and steve hays and others that appear on fox.ou: i consider them relatively generous of spirit by comparison to will. >> right. trump has turned that to his advantage. one he punches back. two, he runs against the media establishment, as he has run against the political establishment. i think the attacks haven't hurt him. i understand cruz is frustrated. seems to be slipping away. some of the rhetoric is a little too far. lou: i can't help but think as i watch this and listen to these candidates across -- we're ten months into the primary process, thank god we've got this process because it does reveal ultimately who is seeking our vote and who we're dealing with, and sometimes unsettleingly so. >> some people love him, don't like him, he forged a connection with millions of republican voters who felt angry and disgusted and disaffected from the system, that's why he's getting closer to the magic number of 1237. lou: i'll throw out one other element for you to consider. i believe that he also understands that there is great fear

strategist, karl rove, and fox news political analyst juan william whose become "we the people," gisthave a book and nothing to sell. we ask you for questions for the pan circle we got a bunch, mostly negative about ted cruz picking carly fiorina. jay said this on facebook, an act of desperation from a dying campaign. sad. another "desperate move, who picks a vice president before securing the nomination." >> karl how do you answer these wrote? are they right? could the move help? >> they are right. and it could help cruz. i receive an e-mail from ted cruz say frankly indiana could be the deciding factor, and he admitted it was "absolutely pivotal." >> i --. >> wait, wait, wait, he said in trump won it could all be over. >> right. >> look, this is not a strategic move, it was tactical. the acela primary was a if night for donald trump and what bet we to stop people in indiana from focusing on that naming your vice president running mate and spending time in indiana. it was desperate. but it may have shut down a certain amount of the coverage of trump's acela primary win and spend more

not when you allow blowhards like karl rove to spew their poisonous left-wing spin without correctingyou sure you live in niceville, doug? you disagree with rove's analysis so you attack him? not good. bill, you're correct, and kraut hammer is lost. presidents can lead on culture. his words taught us something. oceanside, california. charles is out of touch. the reagan white house calmed the social decadence of the '60s and '70s. mexico city, mr. o., what hypocrisy on the part of the u.s. government blaming mexico for drugs while allowing pot to be legalized. individual states are to be blamed for that, sir. feds still outlaw pot. are you missing the fact your entire country mexico has been corrupted by vicious drug cartels? are you missing that? mr. o'reilly, you said in talking points that you know president obama's concerned about the harmful culture. if i may be so bold, how do you know that? because i've spoken to him about the issue on more than one occasion. steven kelly, marshall, texas. bill, you, like president warren g. harding, are a master bl blovator. somewhere i'm sure

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