joining me right now, sandra smith, "wall street journal" matt murray and wall street cohost jerry commit it. good to see, everybody. thanks for joining us. tough night for you. >> devastating. we have a cap next-line a good national cochairman sam clovis is that this good u.s. commerce secretary penny pritzker. buzz aldrin is with us and wisconsin senator rod johnson also that the spirit washington wizards owner ted lyons is, all of that coming up in the program. a top story right now. wisconsin voters casting their ballots in the presidential primaries. donald trump struggling to support among women. he brought out the big guns. his wife, malania. latest comments about his own life. >> 218 and more presidential. he can be presidential, but sometimes he cannot stand when somebody attacks them. if somebody attacks in, he will punch back 10 times harder. he said the man who respects women. he hires the women on the highest position and he trusts them. he's the one that will take care of them. he's the only one. >> donald saying he's made a mistake. i suppose miracles can happen. i don't ca

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and dagan mcdowell, matt murray and paul mitchell, john paul, great show so far.we like the skim. >> candidates back on the campaign trail as we look past new york and had to supertuesday 3.0, donald trump going after what he calls a rigged system. >> essentially what they are saying is they can buy the election. i can buy more elections than they ever thought of believe me. but i think it is such a bad system, so unfair and it really is. i call her crooked hillary. i can tell you this is a crooked system, this is a bad, bad system. >> whoever gets the majority of delegates wins the nomination. not much to explain other than you got to get the majority of delegates. maria: joining us his chief of staff under president george w. bush and the car, good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> great to see you. privileged to be here. maria: you have seen a lot of elections. do you think it is rigged? >> the rules are the rules and the rules have been around for quite a while. anybody who gets into the game should understand the rules. it is not the most, quote, democrat

i am matt murray and i would like to welcome you to the howard h baker junior center for public policy. person toed to be the introduce our speaker for the attorneysamar ali, an where she specializes in cross-border transactions, international law, and private diplomacy. assistant as commissioner of economic affairs under governor bill haslam. in 2010, she was selected for a white house fellowship where she served as an advisor on the senior staff of homeland security secretary janet napolitano focusing on foreign and domestic policy. immediately following her fellowship, she worked as an advisor to the department of homeland security in washington, ec -- d.c. associate0 she was an and worked in the united -- in d.c. and the united arab emirates. she is an adjunct professor at the university -- at vanderbilt university. she teaches courses in international relations. she received her bachelor's in , and was theence first arab-american elected as student body president. she graduated from vanderbilt law school and serves in a variety of boards and so on in the nashville area. she lives

. >> jimmy: thanks to bill murray, neel sethi and apologize to matt damon. their new self-titled album is available now on tidal. here with the song "selfish," twenty88! how could you be so selfish phone off careless you ain't drinking no more of that bull i heard your taking more shots than a full clique no call no text huh that's how you feel when you stressed huh you know i'm from a tribe called questions i need them answers now like it's test time do you realize how many good girls i lost when i changed my number for you when i needed that peaceful sleep and still cuddled for you you ain't even know when times get hard i bent up the budget i kept it subtle might as well put jackets over the puddles for you you're acting irreplaceable shhh hardly the one inside how nice you are i hate that when you have your back to me morning time you grab me on the borderline i used to put want to put the work in now it feels like over time when i hit you up late night texting phone off no stressing how could you be so selfish selfish so selfish phone off no texting no

murray, thank you very much. on that, joining me now, i have chief political correspondent dana bash here with me in new york, cnn national political reporter and mattgen hine for "the new york times." dana bash to you on the notion of the new york primary mattering so, so much, i'm reading, people are saying it's been decades since it was so totally pertinent to clinching the nomination. >> right. for lots of nominations. first of all just because it's usually so late in the calendar, which is hard to believe we are pretty late in the calendar in recent history, we have a presumptive nominee by now, that's one, but two, you know, new york, you don't think of it as a place where republican candidates are decided especially in modern times, and it actually is an interesting place because it is a blue state traditionally and it's going to make it even more difficult. i've been talking to some strategists, trying to figure out exactly where and how the best campaigns are to be run and messages are to be run, to attract new york republicans which are at least down here, not in upstate, different from others. >> i think also, matt, to you, on ted cruz he