karl rove, bring that to the show every week. i like that call. >> i'm also going to bring the whiteboard you sent me, but it's a little big. it's a little big. i know things are big in texas, but really, this is just a little too big. >> way too big. >> sean: i humbly apologize on national television. i will get you the right size. >> does this mean it's going to go on longer to make the board that big? it's going to go on forever. >> sean: karl rove, he's called the architect for a reason. melissa, thank you. there are major questions tonight. china's role in the spirit of this coronavirus, they do not get a pass. they put the entire world at risk and they lied and manipulated and try to hide it. tom cotton has the inside information. later, chinese migrants detained at the border. we have a report you do not want to miss mack straight ahead on this breaking news edition of "hannity." boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that ren

you know, karl rove, i'm looking at this relationship in particular. and i'm watching...you broke on this show, joe biden's fund-raising's fund-raising offices. now the democratic party is doing this and politicizing it. they are putting out ads on this. i'm thinking, are you people kidding me? i know we have not watched for 229 days but it's time for elections. you are going to raise money and politicize it in ads now? americans are trying to save lives right now. >> look, with all this for example with chuck schumer, he attacked the root public senate for not taking up the democratic bill before the house ever passed the bill. and yeah, they will try to turn this into a political circus. i think in politics, the punch sometimes is weaker than the counterpunch. i think the democrats will make mistake if they go down this path, you know, the group responsible for the miscount in iowa is now doing all the digital work against president trump on this issue. >> sean: let me jump on you. this is just breaking come of the governor of california has now issued stayed at home or

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i want to bring in karl rove, how are you doing?he reason that headline is so significant, four years ago, sanders was down 30 points in the pulling and he won. is this or could this be for joe biden conversely a dracula moment where he puts the steak through the candidacy of bernie sanders tomorrow? >> i think it could be, michigan was such a huge won, gave him a win meant went into the contest and followed, and tomorrow, i call this the win, washington state, idaho, north dakota will be okay. but the 3m. missouri, michigan, and mississippi, they all have higher percentage of black population, the union households are pretty strong. and college educated suburban democrats really problematic and particularly troublesome where he benefited from last time around by facing hillary clinton who is not particularly good or effective candidate. to this time around he is facing a guy with a bunch of momentum behind his back. >> bill: she did not do well with african-americans in the state. there was a harbinger early on, and joe biden has d

also coming up, we will analyze that, karl rove is a board and we will have the very latest fallout fromapitol hill where yep, chuck schumer, that guy is in big trouble tonight over the threat of violence directed at two u.s. supreme court justices. now his appalling behavior might actually land him in serious legal jeopardy. we will explain that straight ahead. first we start with something you will never see in the media mob, that are abusively biased, towards the president. we are actually going to vet quid pro quo joe. this is only the beginning of what will be a long process because in the next 243 days, you will be the ultimate jury and we want you to be as informed as possible. they never vetted obama. we did. the mobile circle the wagons around the chosen one. they will act like his gaffes mean nothing. it's not a big deal, they will ignore it. they might also ignore his record, which is atrocious. and many other things. we will cover it all on that show. anything and everything in their power they will do to protect joe biden and shield him from any negative coverage. so it's up

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i'm going to take you live to austin, texas and check in with karl rove. in new york, let's show you what is happening here over on the board. bernie sanders, some are starting to shape up next week as a must-win contest. this is michigan. in 2016, bernie sanders was a winner there. 1 1/2 points. still a winner in michigan. now a question whether or not he can win there based on the performance of tuesday night. here's the example they're using. the state of maine, bernie sanders won easily four years ago. this year, bernie sanders lost to joe biden. not by a lot. a lot of drag from warren. he lost the state of maine. come out here to the state of minnesota. bernie sanders lost this year. four years ago, bernie sanders was an easy winner across the entire state. almost 2-1. show you one more example down here, too. oklahoma. four years ago, he was running so well. okay? he won by about a point. 10 points, 10.5. this year in 2020, joe biden sneaks in there and takes the state by almost 13 points. so again, up here in michigan, upper midwest, we'll see what

it's karl rove. so get back to the white house and i said hey listen, fantastic man, what great, you pay me back for every time i stole your car. and i got the white house photographer, i want to get a picture of you and me and your handiwork pretty enforceable he does not say like a i did it. but finally he does that. angela, this is the greatest thing you've ever done. nobody is ever composed of the soap with that have a photograph. we sent word through the white house and people come spilling out of the ike and people come spilling out of the west wing is about 6:00 o'clock in the evening and people started applauding and the photographers having difficulty with his camera people are coming out of the repotting and he is starting to get into this and some of the smartest guy, yes, i did this. is it fabulous, really fantastic. and to uniform officers and came out and put him in handcuffs . in the white house photographer takes the picture. [laughter]. it really creeps about comments one of my favor

seriously. >> sean: right now, karl rove. "new york times."hought i would have to say it. >> really nice. >> sean: you are going to go nuts. only come back, how the corona virus reportedly impacting john durham and plus breaking news, john sullivan next. ♪ "nobody should." but, i just don't think you need a separate private plane. but i, but i want it! hey, buddy. what's the damage? i bought it! the waterfall? nope! a new volkswagen. a volkswagen?! i think we're having a breakthrough here. welcome to caesar's palace. thank you. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely different skillset. unlike ordinary m

third is karl rove, the strategist for the 2000 - 2004 bush campaign and a powerful voice in the public arena in the gop and finally bret stephens, the new york times columnist who recently wrote an op-ed entitled can anyone save the gop. now, james has asked me if he can start this off by presenting a gift to carl go ahead. >> carl writes the urine column making predictions for 2020 and his first prediction was james carville would be happy to win the national temperature. so you are one-for-one on the year and i bought you a gift, do you know who that is. >> that is general sherman who is the first president of l.a. shoe and assist kicking ass from the get-go. we will ask you what it is and you will now know. he taught georgia in january 155 years ago and taught south carolina in january. and joe grew up 42 miles from each other. >> we are going to talk about the rest of carl's prediction, whatever predictions people have and i will start with james. from an analytical point of view, not what you want but what do you think is happening in the democratic race right now? >> i'm supposed

karl rove and donna brazile with where we go from here and how solid is this win for joe biden. democracy 2020 continues, stay with us. ♪ that's her right there. oh, gosh. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. it's really great. well, i'm just so glad to have met your beautiful family. and we better be sitting down now. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. get 'em while they're hot. applebee's 25 cent boneless wings are back in your choice of three sauces. if you're 55 and up, applebee's 25 cent boneless wings t-mobile has a plan designed just for you. and, for a limited time only, now you can get two lines for just $55, including unlimited talk, text and data. plus no annual service contracts. only at t-mobile. .. ♪ >> bret: it's the bottom of the hour, the final poles of the night closing about 30 minutes ago. so far sup bret: the final polls closing 30 minutes ago, super tuesday 2.oh is turning a lot like the original, joe biden adding 3 states to his column, possibly more as we ge

joining me now is karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor.wrote about this in your column today but not only has the coronavirus upended our lives but it's really upended the campaign of 2020. i would like first to hear your thoughts as a presidential historian and former campaign manager and deputy chief of staff about a president's role during a crisis like this and the tough decisions he has ahead of them. >> low, when we have a moment like this particularly now with this coronavirus, there's not going to be any easy decisions, it's not going to be even like the end of a war where you can say the enemy has surrendered. the president is going to face a very tough decision in april which is, are there places in the country or can the country be returned to normal economic activity without facing the likelihood of reigniting dramatic growth of the coronavirus transmission and it's not going to be an easy decision to make, he's going to have to be -- stay close to his health care professional advisors and his economic advisors and when in doub

. >> martha: so coming up, karl rove and chris han on governor andrew cuomo's response running against trump come next november. next. ♪ ♪ zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. we met i wouldn't mind running against andrew. i wouldn't mind that, but i'll be honest, i think it be a better candidate than sleepy joe. i wouldn't mind running against andrew or joe biden. >> president trump with the surprising admission today that he'd rather take on andrew cuomo in november than joe biden but the new york governor quickly shut down the idea. >> the president's comment about having a political contest with me, i am not engaging the president in politics. in i am not running for president. i was never running for president. we have a national crisis. we are at war. there is no politics. there is no red and blue. it's red, white, and blue. >> joined now by karl rove, former deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor and former aide to senator chuck schumer and syndicated radio host as well. you think you for being here tonight. want to talk with this poll which is the approval rat

karl rove and donna brazile share their thoughts on way to we go from here, and how solid is this win biden? democracy 2020 continues right after this. stay with us. ♪ ancestry...gave us context. this...whole world ...of people ...adventurous people... and survivors. it was interesting to think about their lives... their successes... and...their hardships. i think that's part of what i want my kids to know. they come from people who... were brave. and took risks. big risks. no pressure. [short laugh] bring your family history to life, like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com double dozen big! it's captain d's new double dozen shrimp. yeah, you heard that right. two dozen golden, crispy shrimp piled high on one plate! time to double down when the captain is callin'. captain d's. ♪ >> bret: it's the bottom of the hour. the final poles of the night closing about 30 minutes ago. so far, super tuesday 2.0 is turning to be a lot like the original. former vice president joe biden adding three states to his column, possibly more as we wait for results in washington, idaho, nort

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joining me now is karl rove.you are dealing with a number this big, and you are trying to do it quickly, is it sometimes easier to get something like this done because of the urgency or might we see some hiccups as people start to pick apart this bill? >> i think it all depends upon the mind-set of the members of congress. you should be able to do this in a relatively short period of time. there are however some big issues baked into this. we saw this in 2008 with a tarp legislation where the legislation faltered one day in the house and had to be brought up in one day in order to get it passed. looking at it from a distance, they understand they need to get things done and we shouldn't underestimate. >> dana: it there's also something else happening today, kind of forgetting about 2020 and that is the democratic primary. tulsi gabbard has decided she's going to step out of the race and she wasn't in that debate on sunday night. now, it's down to two. tell me where you think that stands right now with bernie and

karl rove, both kyle fox news contributor's.t that map in michigan, it's night and day. we just went through it with bill. what do you see when you look at biden versus bernie? >> you know, when i was a young kid, i was trained to look at wayne county, which is michigan, but tonight i looked at macomb county, livingston county, which is north and very conservative. joe biden -- i mean, it's night and day from 2016 to today. we keep talking about the obama coalition. tonight we are seeing an emergence of a biden coalition, rural, urban, he's not getting the type of support that he needs among young people, but you know what, the turnout among women as well as in the suburban community, it shows that joe biden has a lot of strength. i want to be very clear, bernie sanders will have to assess his path going forward because the next big block of delegates, this next week with 577 and then you have to wait until what i call the yankee primary on april 28th to get another big block of delegates. so this is a key moment for bernie sand

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but i got to ask you about some other things in the bill you just heard from karl rove how joe biden stopped nancy pelosi, of course, you saw op-ed in journal this morning talking about money going to tighten -- the social safety net funding agencies in the ghoost about all things in this bill you had to agree to placate colleagues tloevent, there is the forest service getting three million dollars for forest and range land research, 27 million dollars for capitol improvements maintenance another seven million dollars for filed wire management secretary. >> maria i think 90% of the things in this bill reflect what the president wanted the president's priority to get economy back to work, and also, the president's priority to send money to hospitals, and states, to fight the coronavirus. you know, in any bipartisan deal, you know, it is not one hundred percent it is bipartisan, so the only thing i would say this is a time where we need everybody to come together. and it is not a time to criticize parts of the deal we may not the likened this is is the time we want to see the governmen

joining me now is karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to president george w.h and a fox news senior contributor. if you look at what happened, how do you think this race is shaping up today and the fact that sanders is not leaving? >> it's biden's to lose. in a contest going forward, he needs to win only 49.9% of the delegates in order to get to a majority, sanders would need to get 55.9% in order to get to a majority given where the two men are today. easier for biden to get to where he needs to be and it is for sanders but i think we've seen normally what would happen is if somebody would say i've lost, let me maybe give it another shot in another week but if it doesn't turn out, maybe i should fold my tent. bernie sanders is not the conventional politician might be inclined to do that. he believes he is leading a revolution to transform the democratic party and fundamentally transform the united states of america. it struck me today when he talked about the debate and he said i'm going to ask these questions of joe biden that he was saying to his supporters

. >> we just had karl rove, analyzing what a record-break day for super tuesday. think that is the ignored, under reported, if i'm going to be charitable, story that came out of tuesday. i think for the american people that have watched three years of psychotic rage, 243 days, a lot is up for grabs. i asked carl. should we nationalize the elections? what would the benefits be, if you became the speaker of the house of representatives. assume your colleagues would put you there, and number one. and number two, we increased our lead in the senate. how helpful would that be to the country, how much more could we accomplish? >> think about what we could achieve if we weren't just sitting there investigating all the time. but we actually worked for the american public. there are a couple other things. there were 8.8 million people who vote forward president trump in 2016 who did not turn out if 2018 because they followed the president. they don't follow the party. had they vote, we would be in the majority by 9 seats. they will vote in the next election. the other thin

>> it's going to be critical, i'm such a nerd, i feel like karl rove but i took notes from that articlet 5:00 in the morning. this is about just paying rent if you are an employer. cheesecake factory for example has furloughed much of its workforce and is not paying its april rent on any of its stores. there are $20 billion in monthly retail loans due early this week but there are 50,000 stores, major retail's chains that have a closed closed. restaurants have lost 25 billion in sales alone just since the beginning of march. but a lot of what is going on with the federal reserve is going to be critical. they've open for larger companies, they have new novel loan facilities in place buying corporate bonds and buying bonds in the secondary market, that's going to be critical. in this law you have more than $450 billion that will go to the treasury to backstop, $1 and treasury support equals $10 in loans. >> so we have resources. dagen mcdowell, thanks for helping us out, we appreciate it. thanks for joining us, i'm dana perino. don't forget, story time at 3:30 p.m. eastern. i will be read

karl rove and leon panetta about ththe presidents response.alked about in terms of staying positive and optimistic, we will break that down. what it means for a leader to talk that way, and also larry kudlow and the markets are up 15% in two days and that's unbelievable. kudlow is coming up as well. see you at 3:00, top of the hour. >> dana: we will see you, thank you bill hemmer. auto companies are shifting gears offering to make emergency medical equipment while their plants are no longer making cars. let's bring in fox business network's o'grady trimble live in warrenville illinois, just west of chicago. and you are near a drive-through testing facility there? >> yes. and those automakers are making some of the clothing like what they wear at this testing sites, likes the face shields. they will be able to make 100,000 of them in the coming weeks after that. ford is also partnering with 3m in order to make air purifying respirators. they are actually using parts of the f-150 and those. fca vf chrysler is making face masks and they say they

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karl rove. fake news. by the way, he will right about his own paper. how absolutely honest you are, ben. go ahead. sorry. had to get it out. >> it is an opinion web site but i think that both of those "new york times" and "washington post" articles may have been opinion pieces so i can't necessarily hold if they were opinion pieces, hold the newspapers responsible for them but the coverage of this has been so uneven and so deliberately negative that i don't think it is well serving the public. some of these headlines have made it seem as if the administration is doing nothing. take for example joe biden's comments in his interview, we need to enforce the defense production act, the dpa, but he's never said here is why you want to enforce it on the specific issue. the defense production act says two things basically, that if you produce something for the government if it is under dpa, then if it is unsold the government will buy from it and second of all if you are making something needs to prioritize, for whoever negotiated for it and purchasing them f

plus, bret baier, brit hume, and karl rove all your life."the daily briefing." >> harris: big questions looming about which of the remaining democrats can go toe-to-toe with president trump. joe biden as out over and over again to beat him "like a drum." while he has some momentum coming off his landslide when i can south carolina's primary, the former vice president has also been racking up the gaffes lately. take a look. >> i warned i was coming back, and i'm back. [cheers and applause] tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. i want to think he will. i tell you what, i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by... you know the thing. you know how we talk about it. we the people. >> all right, thank you very much. >> it's chris, but anyway. >> i don't know, i just did chuck. i tell you what, man, these are back-to-back. anyway... >> it's okay. >> harris: those gaffes not going unnoticed by president trump. >> he said "super thursday." you can't do these things. sleepy joe, he's constantly

time now for our sunday group, karl rove, former dnc chairwoman donna brazile and professor of johnsof public health and fox news contributor, good morning all. let me start with you because you live through both of these at the white house. is this a 9/11 moment or a katrina president trump? >> what you mean by that is is is a moment where the american people respond and say the administration is doing the right thing or say you failed and we don't know because we look back now and call them moments but on 9/11 it was not only the response itself which ended with the president's remarks from the oval office but it was the visit to the mosque on wednesday, it was the iconic moment in new york with the bullhorn, i hear you, the whole world hears you. was the visit to the world series and it was that planning and execution of the effort in afghanistan. so this, like that will be a series of moments, a judgment that will be made by the american people as this goes along and as the administration is seen to be making the right steps are not making the right steps. so far, so good. trump

let's bring in our political panel karl rove fox news contributor and former white house deputy chief george w. bush and a.b. stoddard associate editor at real clear politics. a.b., i want to put this poll up university of north florida public opinion research poll showing there bottom line you have joe biden 66%. bernie sanders 22%. the biden campaign clearly looking to these polls. when biden comes out today and makes this speech on coronavirus, kind of indicates that he is kind of looking past bernie and looking toward donald trump. >> i think that joe biden is a presumptive nominee and it's all over except for the grumbling from bernie sanders. i think he wants more delegates. i think he wants more influence and i think he has made it clear in his career, particularly the last two cycles that he is not really in this to defeat trump. he is in it to lead a revolution. it's mostly about him and not a real democrat and doesn't really care about party unity. the party wants to move on. the donors, the operations, the -- all of the functions of the party both inside and out pacs aligne

here now, karl rove, former chief of staff to george w. bu george w.schumer, as indicated radio host great to have you with us. starting from senator schumer, talking about what can be done of the congressional level. watch this and getting your response >> it's my responsibility to keep the senate in session over the weekend but mcconnell, almost inexplicably decided to send everyone home and recall them back today. many members on my side were extremely upset. >> martha: quick take on that, chris. >> yeah, i don't understand why mcconnell sent them home, i really don't, this is a national crisis and everybody worked over the weekend. mcconnell should have the senate in over the weekend of the house has to go on friday, they can work out the differences with the house and still pass and signed by the president by now. instead, we're still bickering over parts of the bill and i were going to have to call 435 members of the house of representatives back from all over the country. i don't understand and i think mcconnell has a mix planing to do their gra

. >> at the rancho mirage writers festival in california, karl rove and lynne cheney discussed their time in the george w. bush white house. here's a portion of their discussion. >> so it's june of 2000, and bush is thinking about who his vice presidential running mate should be, and we're looking at nine people. and the head of the processes is richard cheney of dallas, texas. [laughter] and during the course of all of this, bush becomes convinced that cheney ought to be the guy. and he knows i'm against it. so he calls me up, he's in iowa, and he calls me up and says, okay, i'm coming home tonight, as you know, and he said i want you to be at the governor's mansion tomorrow at 10:00, and i want you to make the case why when i shouldn't go with dick cheney. i show up at the governor's mansion, and the governor's mansion in texas was built in 1854 when there were comanche indians 20 miles to the west, sost it's not very big. we're in the austin library which is maybe twice the side of this stage, and i'm sitting on one side of the room and governor bush is sitting about 4 feet away,

time now for our sunday group, karl rove, former dnc chairwoman donna brazil and professor at johns hopkins school of public health and now a fongs news contributor. -- and now a fox news contributor. good morning, all. let me start with you, karl. you lived through both of these at the white house. is this a 9/11 moment or katrina moment for president trump? >> i guess what you mean by this is this a moment in which the american people respond and say the administration is doing the right thing or say you failed? john: correct. >> we don't know because if we look back now i call them moments but like on 9/11, it was not only the response on 9/11 itself which ended with the president's remarks from the oval office, but it was the visit to the mosque on wednesday, it was the national cathedral speech, it was the iconic moment in new york. with the bullhorn, i hear you. the whole world hears you. it was the visit to the world series. and it was the planning and the execution of the effort in afghanistan. so this like that will be a series of moments. it will be a judgment that will be made by

karl rove is here, his analysis tonight, good evening, karl, what are you looking at?couple of things. >> bret: you know we have graphics, but keep going. >> i am looking at early versus late, late deciders versus the people that made up their mind in the last couple of days, also looking at the states, the eastern states in the southern states, then the western states, colorado, utah, has huge number of delegates. we might be sort of misled if biden is doing well, but we need to wait. who is on second, normally, it will be waiting, who is on first, who is on second, i am interested in third and fourth, if bloomberg or warren are able to chop up the vote and get some delegates, it will genuinely tend to crimp whoever is in first slot. >> bret: you have to get to 15%. >> and the congressional district, the state senate district, state fight in order to get delegates. bloomberg's return on investment, $451 million on media, probably another $152 million on overhead, who knows how much more on digital, how much more in the last week that we don't have a number four, how g

that is a karl rove question. i have don't know. theoretically, he could spend it on himself.really give it to the guy. neil: if he won anything were to be biden administration, what would he want? >> i wonder if he would want treasury secretary. but you know accomplished so much in his business career -- neil: i don't think he needs that. >> he doesn't need that. it is a perfect transition. he would make a perfect treasury secretary. he knows business and knows money. neil: what about secretary of state? >> maybe. horse before the cart, right? or cart before the horse. here is one thing i will say, biden has to win. you know -- neil: still the same candidate. >> he has to beat bernie which i think he will but he has got to beat you know who, the redheaded monster. neil: who is the redheaded monster. oh i know what you just did there. >> by the way, no slouch, people think, it is funny, all elitists are very arrogant. they think that donald is stupid, arrogant. guess what, he is innately brilliant politician. neil: used to say that about ronald reagan. for what you need. almos

. >> martha: announced from our panel, karl rove and donna brazile, former interim chairwoman of the those numbers about tonight? >> it's telling me that over the long haul, the democrats are sort of falling into a pattern, it looks like, more comfortable with biden, think he has a better chance against trump, but there is energy on behalf of sanders. regardless of what happens tonight, i think bernie sanders continues on. in fact, think about it this w way: biden has 670 delegates in the fox delegate count, 47.6% of the delegates that have been selected so far. bernie has 574, 40.7, so biden needs 1,320 want to get to that magic number of 1,991 at the convention. all he has to do is win 51.4% of the delegates from here on out, and he is the nominee. a little higher for sanders. 55.1. if, tonight, biden is above that trend line or bernie is above that trend line, it's going to make it more difficult for the other. >> bret: if you were in the biden campaign, you are not taking the pedal off the gas, right? even if you have a good night tonight? >> absolutely. next week, 577 delegates a

back to the stimulus issue, what karl rove thinks of it right now.lose to a deal but it's going to be an eye-poppingly expensive one. no one is seemingly looking at those numbers. you are joined by keith fitz-gerald and also connell mcshane. i want to focus on you in the beginning here, your sense of where this is going, what comes next. >> well, i would say two things. one is it's been delayed ironically enough by what appears to be outright hostility among congressional democratic leaders towards corporations. anything that has to do with sending money to businesses to keep their workers employed, they hate, whereas sending money to the workers so they are sustain themselves seems to be okay. the other thing is i don't know what happened to nancy pelosi, but she drafted her own bill. she likes being the leader of the democratic party which is a commentary on how weak joe biden is even as the presumptive nominee but she loaded it up with such essential items to dealing with the coronavirus as required early voting periods and same day voter registra

bush karl rove here great to see you -- >> this guest panel. >> we are happy you are here tell us yourrs ago we did not p same contest four years ago only mississippi michigan, of six states, bernie took four including michigan and huge upset going to walk away with two victories. maria: 16 you are saying. >> bernie took four of six states, and but this is dreadful he got wiped out in -- he literally took not a single county in missouri. in mississippi barely edged over 15% threshold. in big prize of the night michigan, he is you know got wiped out. and -- all the rural parts of the state that had voted for him four years ago much switched to abide last night. >> having trouble in people's republic of seattle in washington state. >> okay in king county looks like will hold on the win lost idaho won last time around looks like will hold on north dakota fargo is not in if biggest town in state a lot more needs to come in, where he has a narrow lead, right now biden has 775 delegates he needs 1216 more in order to get to imagine 1991. only has to win 49. 9% of the remaining delegates -- s

karl rove said democrats and rahm emanuel said we'll never waste a crisis, something to that effect. you wonner what the political moves are here. what do you think? >> i think this is time for leadership, president trump put mike pence involved obviously a steady hand on this issue is quite good. there will be political ramifications closing the border, whether china or southern border with mexico, always these things said but here at home i'm very concerned, tell you why. during the last hour of cnn's reporting they said over 601 confirmed cases, 22 deaths over 34 states. state of california where i am, there is 89 cases confirmed and one death. number three to new york and washington state which had i believe over 19 deaths. this is something that i think every american should be concerned about. i don't think people should go in full-scale panic. i'm especially concerned because we have over 151,000 homeless people here. for those who know how coronavirus is transferred, people don't clean their hand, wash their hand. these folks on the streets of los angeles california, who typi

. >> thank you great conversation so appreciate it karl rove robert wolf, stuart varney preparing topw coming up as usual, i am going to look at impact of joe's win and bernie's loss on the market. i think this is a bernie losing market rally. i am going to look at impact of what i call separating out people having less contact with each other less travel less foot traffic in malls that kind of thing the demand side of the argument, how much is demand going to be down because we are separating out. i've got a report that jpmorgan chase is telling thousands workers stay home one day as they practice have contingency plans for the full cutback of virus a little unsettling might mean we are really going to separate out a lot in the future politics, the market rally, the virus that is what is on tap. maria: all what we need see you 15 minutes thank you so much, first wall street wild ride markets staimthdz a big rebound after federal reserve emergency rate cut we check out markets when we come back future of finances has many americans running from gym membership technology may be more ef

bush senior adviser fox news contributor karl rove thanks for being here how far do you see coronavirusn the 2020 election process how has this ordeal changed things. >> well it changed it dramatically obviously, you are delaying primaries, from the democrats sort of welcome thing the contest is over joe biden is going to be nominee this pushes it off lowers the temperature a little bit, gets biden a chance to -- regear for general election moovs a lot of drama that might happen what is most interesting i think is how this going to fooekt temperatuaffect tempo to actions of individual candidates president trump is no longer a candidate, will not be a candidate, until this crisis is largely passed. that is actually good news for him, this morning there is a new poll out from abc news issis how do you think trump is handled the corn are virus crisis approved 55% we know bad things happening more bad things are going to happen yet has a 12 point advantage very unusual for a president never hit 50% approval if gallup poll the more president appears as a dominant figure surrounded by very sm

karl rove is here. his president and now fox news contribute or. where's the losers last night?don't like you for most, she not only lost massachusetts, which he represents, she lost all, where she was born. neither one of them work particularly hot. ainsley: why? >> massachusetts said no and they decided they didn't want their out own state victor. i think it's more they didn't like her because we tend to vote for our home state. brian: not to rain on bernie sanders by getting 50% in the state you represent in congress and house in the senate for 20 some odd years, 30 years, not exactly the best pay. brian: does elizabeth warren get out today? >> i don't think she's stubborn enough to stay. she's clearly embarrassing herself. brian: let's talk about spoken joe, four days ago joe biden and fenty one in south carolina. his that would turn it around for him? they were close, he was ahead by four in south carolina before but then boom, he's out of the game. >> he had also been working hard there but we've seen 72 hours in american politics that we've never seen before. the guy who'

we have a half hour with karl rove and stuart varney. >> sandra: it is the biggest day of the 2020 presidentiala smith. >> ed: voters in 14 states, one territory heading to the polls today. 1357 delegates up for grabs. you need 1991 to secure the nomination. the biggest prizes of all california and texas. bernie sanders now leading the delegate race overall. joe biden is close behind. >> sandra: as a pair of candidates drop out klobuchar and buttigieg, michael bloomberg will make his first appearance on the ballot but all eyes are on bernie sanders and joe biden. the former v.p. looking to keep up

ainsley: we are not karl rove. you can cover up letters with construction paper. >> 100 percent.ey: what is missing number? >> what i did with this activity shraobgd at the schoolwork my son was bringing home and i thought how can i take this off of the paper and put it on to something more dynamic and hands on. i moved it on to a white board where is he working ton upright instead of sitting down at a piece of paper. a really easy way to take learning up a little bit of a notch from just a pen and paper activity. ainsley: so true. what is it about a white board? ivan aeven as adults we love wrg on them. >> i had a ball writing on them. ainsley: so true. we will all stay busy with these exercises this afternoon and i will post pictures. if you want to post pictures of your family do #busy toddler, check her out on busy toddler.com on social social media. >> see you soon. ainsley: big show still ahead. dr. oz, senator tom cotton, acting cbp commissioner mark morgan and stephanie tkpwr*u grisham from the white house. doing play by day of every day life in self-quarantine. now he wa