what is lyndsey graham or jeb bush aiming for? what is their objective? i don't understand what they are trying to accomplish by saying things, it doesn't help anybody. charles: i guess people keep sticking mics in their face and asking them. who is it incumbent upon to extend the olive branch? do to me i think you will need a -- to me i think we'll need a united front to win in november. last tuesday he went after cruz's father, i thought why is he doing this? he's going to win by double digits. then something occurred to me. he brought in so many democrats and independent that maybe he does haven't to bring the party together. maybe he's realigning the republican party and the democrat party is being realigned in historic ways. he won the nomination by getting independent and democrats to vote. maybe that's his path to the election. charles: i believe the president should be the president of all americans. when you are in the white house everybody in the country is your constituent. as a strong donald trump supporter, would it be beneath him to say i'll

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senator lyndsey gram who says he will not support donald trump. >> carrie is joining me now. where republicans say they are not supporting trump. >> lyndsey is one of the opponents of donald trump. he calls trump dangerous. >> you can remember that even before dropping out of the race, graham compared the idea of voting for donald trump or ted cruz, poisoned or shot. he embraced ted cruz of the man he just spoken about. at least ted cruz is better for that party than donald trump. graham is on foreign policy and his criticism of donald trump centers around trump's proposal. for him to come out and say this, it is a little different for some of the republicans who are saying who they'll embrace donald trump because they see clarity in his domestic ideas. foreign conservatives are the people who are most likely to come out donald trump. graham centerly fall into thrta category. rick perry comes out and say he would plan to supporting trump as a nominee and could be a possible vp pick. rick perry during his own campaign last summer was a very, very -- critic of donald trump. cal

he doesn't necessarily need a lyndsey graham who i find so entertaining.e doesn't need the establishment memes. he has the base. if he can get that blue collar vote away from hillary clinton he can win the swing states, not all of them but he will win the great lakes region which will probably be the most important part of the map. kennedy: the idea of uniting the party. isn't that an old-fashioned idea? >> i'm an old school republican and nothing has made me feel older than t i'm no longer cool because i believe in conservative values and i'm pro-life. to me it's important. the problem is i'm being nothing short of threatened because i refuse to support donald trump. he's going on tv saying he doesn't care about people like me. i find it insulting and exhausting. and he may not care now, but when it comes to the general in these demographics you are talking about, any way you play the numbers he need people like me badly. he need young women. he need young conservatives. kennedy: an exciting primary tomorrow night. i'll be part of fbn's election coverage.

but i think lyndsey graham may be close.nk we should demand that the arabs, the kurd an -- the kl be and the turks put in ground forces. judge napolitano: did you not just describe the foreign policy of hillary clinton? isn't she a super hawk? >> negative. i think her heart has always been on the left. i think her view of foreign policy is essentially the same as barack obama's. i think that's demonstrated -- judge napolitano: the bombing of libya. >> she did not. i have a piece coming out very soon that describes why she is not a hawk. but she was comfortable with obama's policy and in her memoirs she could separate herself from it and she does not. i think what you would see in a hillary clinton presidency is a third obama term. judge napolitano: donald trump calls you up and says should we save nato or get out. >> i think the point he made in his foreign policy speech is nato need to be improved and transformed. the point he made about our allies bearing their fair share is unanswerable. i can tell you from my own experie

got to tell you, donald trump went around and met a lot of people, and even had a phone call with lyndsey graham, his harshest critic. how would you assess the day for him? >> he's reaching out to the so-called leadership. the insiders in washington, they are afraid of donald trump but they are even more afraid of the voters who put him over the top, the largest vote getter in the primary. people in my district are sick and tired of being sick and tired of the establishment and they have spoken up. charles: when paul ryan spoke over and over again today he used the term "core principles." he laid it out as limited government, pro-life and separation of powers. what part of that does he not think donald trump will embrace as part of the new gop agenda? >> i think he just wants to make sure everybody is on the same page. i'm not trying to second guess our speaker. but as a former supporter of ted cruz, he's in texas, that's where i'm from. and mr. trump was not my first choice. but he's the on choice. as far as i can see he's our presumptive nominee. he has gotten more republican primary vo

and people who i thought with hold out longer, senator lyndsey graham, for instance, are in there backing him, and you mentioned the donors earlier. why are all these donors jumping in? trump has shown one thing in the last few week, now we realize he can win. the idea before was trump would get clogged. and the senate and the republicans would lose the senate. charles: that was the idea or the excuse. either way it's been erased pretty quickly. ultimately in november it will matter about turnout. that's what everyone is talking about. right now, you cannot argue. donald trump has an enthusiasm gap that's out of this world. we'll debate it when we come back. you owned your car for four years, you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole ne

while this is voted in the senate, it was not moved upon because of the senator in south carolina, lyndsey gram placed a hold on that, he removed that hold and they went on an extradited to have a voice vote today in the chambers. it passed. what happens in the house, speaker ryan, we asked about this a month ago, he said he had some questions about this legislation and he's right now defer to the executive branch, the obama administration does not like this legislation because they believe it would have terrible diplomatic fall out to saudi arabia and there is a lot of sovereignty questions and legal questions because lets say what if something happens to american soldiers over seas. that is an ongoing discussion. it is a power play by schumer here. >> john boehner is changiing topic here of the american federation. he did not mention how he feels about being out of office, what did he say? >> reporter: well, one word you hear in catholic services is e "rejoi "rejoice." he made a reference to that, take a listen. >> several days ago i was at notre dame. they decided to give their top awar

>> he says not right now but he will see you in hell. [ laughter ] >> lyndsey craig?ove to but he laughs so hard that i had to walk away. >> there we have "saturday night live" this week. over the weekend reported of five names given to them. doctor ben carson telling cnn that you should not take any names he's given on the vp selection process too seriously. >> basically, what i was saying that i am not going to tell you so any name you throw out, yeah, i am going to say sure, it does not mean they're on the short list o r a serious consideration. >> rick tiler is a political analyst for msnbc. thanks for having you on. >> why someone representing with campaign who he is cavalier of the way he talks about his short list. >> i think ben carson needs to stop talking as soon as possible. time after time, they're walking back on what he has said. they said he's ahead of the vp team and he was not and he's a candidate from the vp team. this goes on and on. ben carson talking to paul ryan so called to warm the roochm. that did not see necessary. it is an odd role that ben

he said lyndsey graham is nasty for not endorsing him.e's not ready to support him. apple's ceo tim cook reportedly headed to china to meet with high-ranking officials about strengthening capel's sales there. apple is going to work with the f.b.i. to unlock the terrorist cell phone in san bernardino, but he will continue to work with china, a country that hacks intoist s. >> china is its second largest the chinese do control pretty much what goes on including the internet and technology. i think what tim cook did with the f.b.i. was shameful. but they wanted to put forth the idea, we are going to be protecting your data. here they are trying to cut a deal with the government of china to say whatever you need we'll give you so we can maintain the market share we have. it's in my judgment unethical. i understand apple wants to make money, but they have a problem with their manufacturer and they have a problem with doing the right thing here. jo ling: they are not necessarily agreeing to work with china to unlock phones for the chinese gover

these people and lyndsey gram, people who have been talking about the fact that donald trump is not necessarily the person that should be president, representing the republican party. there is some real issues here. >> there is real issues of the democrats, too. bernie sanders cannot get the numbe number he needs to secure unless he brings the super delegates. the super delegates is going forward. this is the time, democrats now are watching donald trump trying to make progress and they're still divided. >> yeah, a couple more weeks the democrats soughti this out. bernie sanders says he's going to the convention, after the primary in california next week, we'll know what the final count is. >> does she win california? >> well, by a few points now. the way it works and the delegate division -- >> it does not change the delegate map. if she loses, it is not good. at the same time, bernie sanders, if he gets to win, has to win. he still has not gotten as many votes as she has over the course of the last few months. he's going to have a hard decision to make in terms of even if he wants to fight on

reporter: he had a 15 minute throng conversation with senator lyndsey graham, a fella who said not too long ago that the republican party should tell donald trump to go to hell. bill: chris stirewalt is the fox news digital poll is editor. what does three hours of meetings change or accomplish? >> part of it is what you have to do. this was covered like a papal visit. but in reality is is part of what he has to do, and what's normal. but since nothing feels normal because of in trump's back ground and all that's gone into this insane nominating process, everything feels fraught or exciting. you go and you meet with the people. nothing came out of it that was different except for this. what came out of it that was different. both paul ryan and the republican party and donald trump have decisions to make about how closely they ought to be aligned. and the question is how good is it for each of them to be too deeply unified. >> is the pressure on trump or paul ryan to make amend? >> i think what we are talking about is a klings and decision for both side. on paul ryan's side, he is a cons

trump yesterday talking about lyndsey gray and jeb bush. you know, that's not necessary.ars or going to come out of eight years with this president to me that's done everything he could to change the country and that's what he said in 2008 that he's going to fundamentally change the united states. he's done his best to do it. >> right. >> now, we have at least a guy saying he wants to make america great whether he can or not, i don't know. >> everything you said makes absolutely sense. i agree with you absolutely that trump will not get anything attacking graham. why not call him on the phone and why not try to influence him privately and effectively and make him better, a better republican nominee? >> well, you know, my mom always should say you get more flies with sugar than you do than vinegar. mr. thurump is a great negotiat and he built great company. you would think that you would want a friendly environment. i think the same thing from the speaker that you want to go into this meeting thursday. i pray that this meeting turn out good. you would want to go in that wi