and matt welch, editor in chief of reason magazine. let me get right to it. in which a imagine or have an unfavorable view of trump are independents, moderates, african-americans, hispanics, people over 40, people under 40, women, gop women, conservatives. i mean, these are where the majority of those groups have an underfavorable view. >> he has -- we've never seen unfavorable views this high of anyone. i mean if it wasn't for donald trump we might be talking about historically high unfavorable views for hillary clinton. she's not going to get within miles of his unfavorable views. and this is going to have an actual impact on this presidential race. right now is when the republican or democrat, anyone is supposed to be consolidating their games. it's supposed to be kind of over, coasting at this point. that's not happening precisely because republicans realize this isn't going to go down outside of his core constituency. there's a ton of republicans, let alone people from every other group that you name, who are going to oppose donald trump. and that's goin

katie pavlich, gavin mcinis and matt welch. this is a must win for who? >> bernie. it will create a huge problem for hillary. she was the senator from new york. if he wins new yorork we are creeping towards a situation where bernie might have the same number of normal delegates. if that becomes true through california and elsewhere, you are talkining about the democrac front runner. they may not flow hillary to the general. >> it could get stranger on n te demomocratic side than the republican side. can he closehe gap? bernie sanders is 11 points behind. >> i wouldn't underestimate him. he's from brooklyn. he has somewhat of a ground game. he's raising a ton of money. i think hillary especially in new york thought she was entitled to it because she was the senator here. i think he could close the gap and not lose by 10-plus points. it's momentum. if you look at the exit polling, it's not just an issue of democrat voters. democrat voters say hillary clinton is untrustworthy and she is a liar. if she can't get out of her primary without leaving those word behind to de

and he founded a newspaper in prague called prague moses, matt welch. and i don't have a joke about him because i want to live. it is army ranger and co author of the book "13 hours" the inside account of what happened in benghazi. and his mind says he likes all genders, but his beard says he is just for men. next to me, joe devito. bernie sanders was kicked out of a hippie commune. he had to age 45 years before he could connect with young people. sanders was asked to leave the commune because he was, quote, sitting around talking about politics in assisted of working. one resident reseptemberred feeling anything would get accomplished that day. when bernie stayed for the a allotted three day he requested he move on. i should not say i cannot verify that. he was leaving the commune while researching an article on natural childbirth. matt, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> would you say hippies rejected bernie like the voter in new york did yesterday? >> i think there is a qualitative difference. they say the exact same thing. i suspect he says the s

we will be back with joe devito and kyla and matt welch. >> a new film claims no men beyond this pointyond this point and it imagines a world where the population is dying off and women run everything. take a look. >> they have taken our place in society. they have not taken our dignity. >> you forgot your coat. >> this is an act of nature. >> they are lacing our food with estrogen. >> we have already been hiding. >> this was going to be a lot harder. >> mom, there is a man outside. >> get out of here! >> even though it is a comedy it touched a nerve with some men. one guy commented my favorite part is how there is still a functioning city infrastructure. he actually makes a good point there, camille, right? >> i would say so. and i wouldn't think it would turn out like this. you need a place for young strapping men who are the whole deal. you need them like in a zoo or something. we would get a lot of work. i mean they would get a lot of work. >> there was a place for them. in this film they are camped out and women are running things on their own. >> it looks like blair witch meets c

. >> i think matt welch is on to something. i want to send a picture of my you know what. can't because of hysteria. >> do you reel want to send -- do you really want to send it? >> i wouldn't feel comfortable sending such a picture. would you? >> i want to get his take on it. i mean a professional take. what do you theng? i think doctors will have to work this way. it is the future. >> first of all i didn't know that was an option. i am on medicaid and presumably i can do this for free. i can proof read my [bleep] pics. honestly i am surprised that doctors' offices have texting. >> that's right. you have to fax it in. >> what are the laws on [bleep] faxing? is [bleep] faxing a loophole for teens? >> i am pretty sure that is a porn name. >> it is true. joanne, why haven't the doctors kept up? they are still using filing cabinets. they should have tablets like chick-fil-a does. >> there is one insurance company, oscar, and that's who i use. i signed up through the marketplace for health insurance. >> you did? >> i did. and they say you can take pictures. say you are not sur

and matt welch editor-in-chief of reason magazine. who do you like so far?trange in a way that i appreciated. i think the fundamental thing that libertarian has the tension between a sense of purity someone who will represent division through a distilled in a sense of pragmatism who we think can sell it to people who they know what libertarian made so all three of them are different poles of that. kennedy: the monmouth university poll that shows gary johnson could be polling at 11% against trump with donald trump only having 34%. john: we hadn't mentioned that yet yet these are the recent polls where gary johnson 11% by 11% up against trump. kennedy: people are hammering for third hardy paid the libertarian party has a ballot but i think all 50 states and i i think therefore people would be paying much more attention to these ideas. and the pragmatism. john: we have never seen two-front runners who are so hated. >> deservedly so. kennedy: if you have liberty back on the stage in these presidential debates it completely changes the race preview have the left-

lisa boothe and matt welch he works for "reason" magazine.sanders. we know about the super delegate and the delegates. how much is bernie sanders pumped up right now? >> so much of the momentum is with his campaign, but the numbers aren't with him and the math isn't there. and what they're doing now, they have made it clear their strategy is to deny her the nomination with delegates and then try to get super delegates to switch for him. as happened in '08. but it's a different story because barack obama came in as the front-runner and bernie sanders is never going to be the front-runner in this race so i think it's a much more difficult argument to make. >> "the new york times" said they blew it -- >> i have no idea why they allowed that to happen or had the conversations. they were lamenting what could have been. >> while they were in the middle of a race. >> well, they're doing better than they ever have been doing. it made no sense. >> like the mets talking about what went wrong, they're 1-1. matt welch, let's talk about this because berni

. >> robert costca and matt welch, robert let me start with you. on the lewindowsk i-news, they say he's not prosecuted. he's got other problems on his hand because it seems like he's being pushed out to the edges of this organization. >> based on my report, lewindowski isn't pushed out. trump is certainly expanding his inner circle brings in rick wiley and scott walker's campaign manager. already have veteran hands new to the team. ben carson's bid and of course, paul, the new strategist on delegates. >> it seems to me like this is attempting both an inside and outside strategy at the same time. they have to be aware the math is going to be tough to get to 1237 and they're about to win abunch of states big. >> yes, the way i see trump now is he remains his own chief strategist. he's underscoring his outsider appeal. at the same time, this is an organization that's struggled repeatedly. it's not built relationships across the country within the republican party. if he wants to be the nominee he has to address that. for now, he's bringing in some pe

michael matt welch, and emily green. you were talking before the break name songs by prince made famous by other people. and the first one that comes to mind to me is nothing compares to you. >> yeah. became very famous. i mean line the coverage is a decent record but she became a decent record. she became famous from that song and actually a funny story about that is only from o'connor, she actually went to a studio and got in a physical fight with him -- kennedy: doesn't surprise me. >> he told her to stop swearing. and being so rude in interviews because, you know, flator life he became much more religious. kennedy: and then tore up a picture of him. >> yeah. tore it up and got -- but that's -- the obvious one. but you think of all the bands that he -- and artists that he mid-wived. kennedy: yeah. >> and then you think of the bengals, for instance, and you think of the songs, and you go, oh, that's a prince song. kennedy: we've got much more breaking news with this coverage, including tmz saying prince suffered from a

joining me now, matt welch. nice to see you again.ovement overall. why hasn't it been more successful? >> this has been a heavy anti-establishment year, the never trump people, some are perceived to be part of the establishment, some of them are or they have been republicans and conservative in good standing for a long time. they have never at any point in the campaign had more than a third of the vote. so the never trump crowd, to extent they bleed oefrd with the jaeb bush people, the marco rubio people, kasich people, they just haven't had the numbers in this whole thing and their strategies, even before trump became a gleam in the eye of trump, their strategies have been deliberately and ineffectively designed to blunt any kind of grass roots uprise in the gop for a long time. they've built up a lot of negative will among gop voters for a while and trump is an avatar of the backlash of that. >> i want to bring you to more of the op ed. here's the quote, a convention sovereign duty is to choose a plausible nominee who has a reasonab

here to weigh in on all these things, republican strategist, cathy taylor, our buddy matt welch, "reasonzine where he is editor-in-chief. good to see both of you by the way. first on the sean spicer memo, one of the rnc guys, he comes out and basically summarize it, hey, we made the rules. everybody knew the rules, stop whining. didn't mention trump by name. what did you make of that? >> no, he didn't. these rules are ridiculously complex. america is starting to appreciate that. what is hard to appreciate they can change state by state up to the last minute. some changes benefit trump, like oregon's recent change but some of them are not. you have to know the rules, running for president. real politicians like hillary clinton got schooled by this in 2008. he should have had someone like manafort earlier. connell: right. >> wouldn't do a multi-state real estate transaction count looking at every country he would be acquiring property. now he is doing it, question is, they're facing hostile takeover. can manafort stop the hemorrhaging. connell: this guy manafort was brought on to handle de

and matt welch editor-in-chief of reason magazine. who do you like so far?] >> i liked all three of them in different ways. john mcafee came out with a lot of energy. he is strange in a way that i appreciated. i think the fundamental thing that libertarian has the tension between a sense of purity someone who will represent division through a distilled in a sense of pragmatism who we think can sell it to people who they know what libertarian made so all three of them are different poles of that. kennedy: the monmouth university poll that shows gary johnson could be polling at 11% against trump with donald trump only having 34%. john: we hadn't mentioned that yet yet these are the recent polls where gary johnson 11% by 11% up against trump. kennedy: people are hammering for third hardy paid the libertarian party has a ballot but i think all 50 states and i i think therefore people would be paying much more attention to these ideas. and the pragmatism. john: we have never seen two-front runners who are so hated. >> deservedly so. kennedy: if you have liberty b

michael matt welch, and emily green.ere talking before the break name songs by prince made famous by other people. and the first one that comes to mind to me is nothing compares to you. >> yeah. became very famous. i mean line the coverage is a decent record but she became a decent record. she became famous from that song and actually a funny story about that is only from o'connor, she actually went to a studio and got in a physical fight with him -- kennedy: doesn't surprise me. >> he told her to stop swearing. and being so rude in interviews because, you know, flator life he became much more religious. kennedy: and then tore up a picture of him. >> yeah. tore it up and got -- but that's -- the obvious one. but you think of all the bands that he -- and artists that he mid-wived. kennedy: yeah. >> and then you think of the bengals, for instance, and you think of the songs, and you go, oh, that's a prince song. kennedy: we've got much more breaking news with this coverage, including tmz saying prince suffered from a drug

and joining me now is matt welch, editor and chief.lcome to you and welcome back to the broadcast. when we had you on you thought as many did that trump was not going to gain traction. what happened? have you reassessed? >> sure. thank you for reminding me every time i came on that i made that disastrous prediction. i think we all assumed that our morets were the electorate which is the classic pundits fallacy that everyone engages in. we failed to see the power of the way he was able to break taboos. the attraction of donald trump isn't necessary on any single policy which aren't popular by themselves building a wall, deporting 11 million people aren't hugely popular. the factthy he always says stuff that people like you hate is what makes him popular so the serial breaking and we under estimated how much thirst for someone. >> i'm not going to bring it up again. his new campaign advisers say he will reach 1,237 on june 7. will he prevent a contested convention? >> i think it is really almost impossible at this point. they are saying

welch video from that nation's capitol. >> reporter: nice and dry matt along woodhaven road close to 63. the cars heading westbound toward the boulevard. construction coming to 422 during the midday this week will give us issues. we'll talk about that after the break. >>> a duckle waddling again after -- a duck is waddling again after getting two new feet. that story after "action news" comes right back. >>> it is 5:45, monday, time to do some stuff! like work and school, right. that's the platt bridge. 57 degrees already. we're getting up to nearly 80 degrees today. >>> got to like that, matt pellman. >> reporter: that's true, the fun stuff may have wrapped up last night with the end of the weekend, but at least we have the weather to look forward to. it's going to be a nice one out there. if you're coming out of the burbs, the ride looks good so far. chester county 100, worthington drive. we had cones set up here, south of here there are cones blocking the right lanes. we're not completely done. but in this area, worthington the cones be moved out of the way. cones will be coming t