live with the story of leann lee liam lyndsey battling acute lympho plastic luke i'm ait's a type of bone marrow cancer is that the as bad as it sgloundz it took a booster seat to allow glouster township newest patro patrolman to see over the dashboard as escort todd his favorite day on the job. no matter. liam lyndsey battling leukemia is doing what he always want todd do. >> it's because they do traffic thing. >> they do traffic thing and keep city safe and keep boys like you safe. >> yeah. >> catch the bad guys. >> yeah. >> gloucester township police learned of liam's medical condition and love of law enforcement and decided to go the extra mile making him honorary officer in their department and they pulled out all the stops including providing new uniform. >> do you like that. >> and having gloucester township mayor approve the oath of office. >> all under watchful eye of mom lauren. >> he's been a trooper and i feel like he deserves some special event in his sgliv for an afternoon at least no chemotherapy or needles just a sick child living his dream. grandma was there to watch

lyndsey graham has been part of the problem for a long time.probably imagined themselves in the next administration. they know now it might not be happening and they are going to try to recover a little bit. jack welch is a remarkable man. his wife is remarkable. this adds to ted cruz's bona fides. charles: he's a common sense guy. >> i think he made a point a lot of people agree with. trump is tapping into certain sentiments. people who don't agree with what trump has said. people like me. they are not focusing on the voters. there -- it's like you are spending so much time of going after trump you are not spending time respecting the voters. charles: every time this happens the voters get even more energized. we are two hours away from the start of the fox news republican debate. donald trump will face his rivals. it will be one heck of a fight. we'll talk about it next. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunit

i'm moving in with lyndsey. alan. lyndsey and i have decided to live together. well, here we are. final good-bye. one can only hope. alan? melissa? i've missed you. so, seeing anybody? nope. you? no. alan? i'll explain later. hey, charlie. don't worry, i'm still moving in with lyndsey. this will just be my pied-a-terre. i'm sorry i have to go. me, too. i mean that you have to go, not that i have to go. why would i have to go? i live here. can we do this again? again? well, maybe you can do it again, but men are different. i mean another time. oh, oh, sure. why not? i live here. okay. bye. bye. all right, i know what you're going to say. i don't think you do.

. >> lyndsey graham said it best.e says if donald trump has a vast majority well over 2/3, way ahead of everyone else, if they try to steal this from him, it's unfair to donald trump and bad and not helpful for the republican party. that's senator lyndsey graham and not a fan of donald trump. the establishment needs to wake up. these people coming out. the silent majority. the forgotten americans. these are the people we need, they are coming home to the republican party. we need to welcome them and embrace them. charles: old school republicans who i talk to who admit to being the establishment. they worry that trump would create a toxic atmosphere longer term where the big tent will be illusive to hispanic and other groups the gop would love to have 10, 20, 30 years from now. >> if you look at the number of hispanic trump won in florida. he won 8% of the vote going against two cuban americans in that state. trump has a lot of work to do as does cruz in reaching are and building out these coalitions with latino voters

kennedy: what does lyndsey graham know that some of his fellow hawks don't know or won't acknowledge.ge napolitano: he wouldn't tell me all the details but he told me the bottom line, the intelligence community accepts apple's argument that if apple makes this key, if apple makes this key taint's used once, the russian intelligence, the mossad ask will have it in a heartbeat and that would be catastrophic for the security our intelligence agency. what else they told them obviously he's not going to tell me. kennedy: hayden made the point encryption is vital to our national security. it's not just something customers on the free market have been clamoring for. it makes this country safer. judge napolitano: the f.b.i. dropped the ball here and to cover themselves for dropping the ball, the justice department has written briefs that are awer --are acerbic in tone. the lawyers are usual live professional with each other and don't get personal. the justice department has gotten personal with apple and accused it of materially disrupting national security. the f.b.i. mistakenly told the san

i think she is going to have to consider as i would lyndsey graham said it more troops.ut i think that's a grotesque exaggeration by mayor giuliani. i think it's grotesque to caught her a founding member of isis. all this does is underscore we have no strategy and no plans. plenty to blame obama for and hillary for. but this excessive rhetoric only hurts. >> it's all fair. she supported president obama's decision to withdraw from iraq which led to the vacuum that created isis. bill: breaking news. here is the president. i want to drop in here and pick up what's happening today. >> a tribute to their memory. and it's a tribute to their bravery and tenacity of the parents, the spouses, siblings, the children who love and remember them, who refuse to give up until they get the truth and the justice they deserve. to those families, your relentlessness, your determination a has made a difference. you have driven argentina's remarkable efforts to hold responsible those who perpetrated these crimes. you are the ones who will insure the past is remembered and the promises finall

lyndsey graham said the different between donald trump and ted cruz was between getting shot or poisonedthat sort of shows where the establishment is on this current race. they understand john kasich doesn't have the votes. the longer he snais this thing the more likely we are -- charles: the so-called establishment, the rich donor class folks, you think they will get out of this thing? >> i don't think they are going to get out. they might look to ted cruz. we have seen the bhovment mitt romney and lindsey graham. with senator ted cruz they are getting somebody who's principled. donald trump is an enigma. charles: the stock market. it has been remarkable. up for five straight weeks in the worst start ever for the stock market. we are now up. we'll talk about it when we come back. is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. weinto a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of in

lyndsey graham. core anyone. rand paul. it's going to be an interesting cross-section. charles: what role would rubio have? it feels like a rubio-trump race. does he want to be spoiler? what do you think he's trying to achieve here? >> john kasich has said his only path to the nomination is through a brokered convention. as ford note and tammy noted in the green room. 58% of the delegates need to break for trump. rubio is saying i have the polls that show me consistentlying about the candidate to beat hillary clinton. charles: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg just officially announced he will not run for president. bloomberg criticized some of the gop candidates, specifically donald trump and ted cruz. he said he's not ready to endorse a candidate, but he would not stay silent about the threat that partisan extremism poses to our nation. we had a guy, establishment guy, left leaning, probably would have hurt hillary more than the gop had he run. what do you make of these comments? they dovetail with the same kind of things we heard from romney. >> in this el

lyndsey graham said the different between donald trump and ted cruz was between getting shot or poisonedws where the establishment is on this current race. they understand john kasich doesn't have the votes. the longer he snais this thing the more likely we are -- charles: the so-called establishment, the rich donor class folks, you think they will get out of this thing? >> i don't think they are going to get out. they might look to ted cruz. we have seen the bhovment mitt romney and lindsey graham. with senator ted cruz they are getting somebody who's principled. donald trump is an enigma. ch why do some cash back cards keep throwing obstacles at you? first - they limit where you earn bonus cash back. then - those places change every few months? i think i'll pass... quicksilver from capital one puts nothing in your way. you simply earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. you can't dodge the question... what's in your wallet? i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a re

. >> eye liam, lyndsey. >> all under watchful i've his mother, lauren. >> this say dream come true and treatment is difficult and it makes him sick and he's been a trooper and i really feel like he deserves some special events in his life. >> police showed liam how to work k-9 officers and gave him a tour in the armored swat vehicle and got to handle the department's robot. >> liam's grandmother was there to take pictures and soak it all in. >> it's unbelievable what they did for him. and are doing for him. and just made me so happy. you know close to tiers. >> the department could have given this sick little boy a plaque and badge and sent him on his way instead they spent time showing him what to do and why encouraging his love of helping others. >> we're not always projected in the best way and when kids look up to us like they're hero it is good day for us. >> and the day was nearly at an end and the 7-year-old boy with a medical mountain to climb asked whad he wanted to do when he grew up. >> by a policeman of course. >> because it's the coolest job in the world. >> her son is sch

lyndsey and i have decided to live together. end of an era, huh, charlie? from now on, no brother, no nephew... just the sounds of the ocean punctuated by the soft voices of prostitutes lying about the enormity of my sexual organ. alan, dinner's on the table! hey, i noticed this old pipe on the mantle. it's a beauty. oh, it was my grandfather's. oh, wow, they don't make 'em like this anymore. so now that he's gone, what are you gonna do with that empty room? uh... why do you ask? i was just thinking, it might be nice well, from now on, this house is your home. whoo! what a day. ecch. who could've seen this one coming? oh, please-- after seven years, you know, i finally move out of your house, and within two days, i burn my new home down. you can't write this stuff. i could if i used your skin for paper and your blood for ink. i just want you to know that as soon as we get the insurance money and repair the fire damage,

neil: senator lyndsey graham is supporting ted cruz in this race. senator, what made you decide on cruz. on this issue of sort of shutting down our border and keeping people safe, donald trump is thought to have galvanized his edge in arizona where that's a front and center issue? >> i think the people in arizona have been under siege from immigration. but at end of the day i think donald trump is not a republican, ted cruz is. he's a reliable conservative whom i have many differences is. i think donald trump is a conman of the highest order. that's why while supporting ted. if we dominate donald trump on the republican side we'll get killed in november and deserve it. neil: i know you champion the issue about watching our border. but he has been able to capitalize on a lot of this by saying, well, i told you so as i did today. what do you think? >> i think he doesn't understand the war. you are not going to destroy isil by shutting down refugee flows to europe and the united states. the on way you will destroy isil is to get an army together and go

people like lyndsey graham and others are saying we want cruz.harles: many would argue the national review has been in attack mode for a long time. >> we started it. charles: now you are getting cocky. >> no, michigan as a lot of working class reagan-style democrats. i would be shocked if kasich could beat him there. i imagine trump's economic message anti-china, anti-trade, will have a lot of resonance. i think it will be like super saturday where trump wins the biggest states. does cruz sweep iowa. charles: rich lowry made the argument to the trump votes. he can draw in those reagan republicans. 33% of households have someone in the union. and and lot of those folks will flock to donald trump. >> if we keep going further thee process, i think we'll still have an opportunity to win. charles: last time around, you do the math and you see the conservatives who did not support mitt romney. if they stay home this time again, will the democrats and independents be enough to get trump over the finish line? >> you need the base. march 15 is the we'll f

>> i think you will see people follow lyndsey graham of south carolina where he said he's going withdoesn't like the guy. i think you will see a lot of consolidation around cruz. but cruz has to get on his game otherwise trump's theme of immigration and trade will trump constitutionality. bill: reviving america is your new book. thank you, steve. sorry it was short. >> breaking news. heather: ed rollins was campaign director for president reagans reelection and joe richy was campaign manager for howard dean. i want to get your response. we saw carly fiorina slowing her support behind ted cruz. how significant is that and what does that mean to you? >> i like carly have much but i don't think it makes a difference. it is down to a trump and a cruz race. cruz is the substantive guy. he has to make his argument why his policies are more substantive and can move the country forward. trump can throe rocks against the window. what the victory showed last night, 59% of the republican voters are very angry with the republicans in congress and the republicans in washington. he is basically th

bill: lyndsey graham was sitting in that chair yesterday. he support ted cruz. >> for now. we'll see what happens in mid-july. trump is hitting back with this spot on instagram. >> ted cruz is like any other politician. he says what he need to say to get elected. >> ted cruz is not my fast it by any means. bill: there you have two former candidate in this race who have since dropped. >> i understand people's reservations about trump and their fear about trump. it would work better to articulate their vision to counter trump's vision. but they are not bothering to do that. oh, he's a fascist, go away. it believes me intelligent republicans with a grounding in philosophy haven't bothered to do that. have a good weekend and happy easter. >> a massive explosion rattles a sleepy town. we'll have the latest on what sparked that blast. bill: check it out, a daredevil recording every step he make. this coming up. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to wh

lyndsey and i have decided to live together. end of an era, huh, charlie? from now on, no brother, no nephew... just the sounds of the ocean punctuated by the soft voices