the sad lion is a memorial to over 700 swiss mercenaries who were killed, defending marie antoinetteouis xvi during the french revolution. the people of luzern take full advantage of their delightful river with a variety of cafes and restaurants along its banks. this evening, we're enjoying the setting as much as the food. i'm having the local pork. my producer, simon, is having eel, fresh from the river. with a picturesque setting like this, the dining experience makes for a wonderful memory.

marie antoinette. >> can donald trump change that?e promised to do so. >> well, he does, this without being incumbent. owing his political life to the donor class. that is one of the reasons he is doing well. you look at everybody else on the stage. i have always said the three magic words in politics. follow the money. when people make speeches and they have ads, it does not mean a thing. the same donors coming in and telling them. no, you cannot cut that government program. my client is benefiting from that. you cannot change that loophole on the tax code. i gave you a lot of money on your inauguration. >> i have to get back to donald trump here. would you consider endorsing him. the way you are talking here sounds pretty positive. >> i am not endorsing anyone in the race. i am trying to explain to the republicans like mitt romney. the millions of people that are voting for him art too stupid to know what they are doing unless he gives them some instruction. i thought that that was incredibly offensive to those people. going and rep

they look at the government as if they are the 14th and marie antoinette. >> on the eve of today's primariesmichigan and mississippi, the democratic candidates square off in a fox news town hall. the big e prize for the candidate yet on the line in michigan today with 130 delegates up for grabs. kristin fisher is live with the latest this morning. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. at last night's town hall hillary clinton tried to highlight her differences from bernie sanders especially on one of the signature issues, free college tuition. she offered up her own plan for debt free tuition. it would make college more affordable but unlike sander's plan students would not have to borrow money. >> call it the new college compact. everybody is going to have to do his part. i can't debt free tuition. you won't have to borrow money. >> of course i voted in the one senate vote that i had the opportunity to vote to support the automobile industry. what i did not vote for was the bailout of wall street. >> that is essentially what senator clinton was looking for. she did vote that. >> heading i

the statements made by the president smack of the mary antoinette-ish attitude, let the people eat cake. terrorism seems to be a distraction from his life of being a celebrity. he wants to be hanging out with communist dictators and going to ball games. isis is simply not treated as a threat by this president or at least he doesn't give the impression that he really cares about our allies and the americans that were wounded. let's think about one thing here -- >> the white house response to that, president obama's response is he said we let the terrorists win if we all stay home and don't go about our daily business and he said today, isis is his number one -- that is his top priority. why is there a disconnect in what we feel versus what we see? >> these are just empty words. he said we have to unite to defeat the terrorists, but how? how are we going to defeat the terrorists while he's watching a ball game and giving interviews to espn? the fact is, we have to do something concrete. and also, it is the duty of the commander in chief to rally the people, to send a message that we will

dismiss the people's choice, whoever that may be, they might need to remember what happened to marie antoinette. it did not end well. >> thank you for joining us. really appreciate your insights as always. >> thank you. >> so now i'd like to hear from you about the divide that's happening right now in the gop between party elites. do you think the gop establishment efforts to take down donald trump will end up backfiring against the party? you can let me know by sending in your tweets and we are definitely going to try to get some of your answers a bit later on in the show. as we continue to cover the political landscape on this super saturday we will shift the focus to the democrats as bernie sanders brings his campaign to cleveland. he is courting voters in the critical battleground state working to regain momentum as hillary clinton tries to pull away. we'll have the latest on how the democrats are going after delegates. and with all the talk of our possible brokered convention this summer for the gop there's some that may be hoping that it actually happens but candidate john kasich admits t

versions of louie xiv say let them eat cake, we need to know how it ended for louie xiv and marie antoinettecompletely failed the average working person, they're sick of it, and they're not going to sit back and trust that elect us and we'll take good care of you. the truth is, they haven't taken good care of the american workers and they're fed up and fighting back. deirdre: that's why we are seeing this appeal to extremes, whether it is donald trump on one side or senator sanders on the other. i love the analogy. it rings true for the moment. governor huckabee, thanks so much for the time. glad you are with us. >>> stay with us, next tuesday in particular, fox business bringing you full coverage of the winner-take-all states, ohio and florida among them, coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. neil cavuto will be hosting the evening. >>> still to come, "risk & reward," hillary and bernie going head-to-head over the issue of immigration last night. both candidates did pledge something very particular with deportation of children. we'll bring you up to speed. >>> also former republican go

punched them in the gut and they look at the government as if they're the louie the 14th and marie antoinettethat analysis is accurate. the question becomes is there enough of those people to have him get -- take the white house? now, in louisiana, over thev weekend, trump won governor jindal, but not by a lot. and there was a late surge against him; is that correct? >> that is correct, bill. i think you saw that in other states as well. the late deciding voters are going against trump. i agree with, mike. i think the voters are angry not only at president obama but the republican establishment as well with. what i hope they will do is channel that anger and elect a true conservative. what i worry about is that the most important decision the next president is going to make is who do they replace justice scalia with? i don't have any confidence tgb2ñ our president trump would select somebody who would respect first amendment religious liberty rights and second amendment rights. we don't know who he would aappoint. judge judy, judge whopner, a divorce attorney, bankruptcy attorney? hopefully t

. >> it did not work out for marie antoinette.> exit polls of last week it was economy and jobs that was biggest issue for voters, fourth was immigration, it was small, is that how immigration translates to bigger broader issue of lack of wage growth of the state of arizona, an unemployment rate higher than national average. >> it could be a combination, i do think because arizona is on frontline, we have seen consequences of a unsecured border, 6 months ago there were 6 folks apprehended from pakistan and afghanistan at our border, the ranchers down there were concerned they found coins from middle east, and huge money transfers, at nogales on the border, they are worried about it from a national security perspective, but economists people tell us how great the economy is, how he should be happy. but reality, if talk with most people, the people at my church or my mom and her friends they are worried about retirement, and social security. they have not had a raise in 10 years. no matter what economists tell them in real life they

rigged against them, who really believe that the people in power might as well be louis xiv or marie antoinette. people are sick of the republican establishment and the elites. mitt romney's speech only went further to solidify that level of anger. i thought it was a bizarre type of speech that he made. all it did was make donald trump supporters even more committed to him. i don't think it moved anybody away from trump and it probably didn't make the establishment people any more against trump than they already were. >> your daughter joined the campaign. are you going to back him in this primary? are you going to not endorse? >> i don't plan to endorse, erin. there are a lot of things about donald trump that i really admire. i admire the fact that he's self-funded, that he isn't getting all his money like everybody else on that stage, which is from the same corporate global interests that have created the mess that we're in. we're in the midst of a takeover of our government. so far we're getting close to maybe changing that, but it is a bloodless revolution, but it is a revolution of sorts wh