she is megan murphy, and she joins us now. let me cut to the chase. did mr. or did the secretary of state lose? which is it? megan: it is definitely a win for bernie sanders. i do not know if you want to call it a loss for hillary clinton, but it shows weakness in her campaign that her campaign will not want to see heading into ohio and illinois. with whitess working-class voters. bernie sanders did shift away from the african-american vote in michigan. that is a demographic he needs to do better with. tom: how well does clinton campaign and adapt and adjust? 's mrs. clinton getting a huge turnout -- is mrs. clinton getting a huge turnout of her supporters or not? megan: if you look across the south, she has won with stunning margins. but there is an enthusiasm gap. she is study -- she is struggling with young voters. she is best when she is the underdog. we will see a media cycle where this will be all about bernie and his chances to get back in this race, and that is when she does best, when her back is against the wall. francine: does it mean that the nomin

megan murphy joining us from new york.bvious push for corporate wages is facing some serious pushback from at least one japan giant. toyota said even a nine dollar a month pay hike will be difficult to deliver. let's get more from credit to tell -- craig trudell. how tough is toyota being? >> i would be fearful of taking a salary negotiation to the table with toyota. they have played hardball with their union this year. the union came to then asking increase.0 monthly they responded yesterday in a newsletter that we reviewed ¥1000 wouldat even be a difficult task for them. they see rising competition, a lack of inflation here in japan, and they made the case they already pay more than their peers, which is true. they really push back hard. in the end, they reportedly will raises to their workers for the upcoming fiscal year. they areeems like playing hardball. what can we expect from peers about their pay rises? >> we have heard from honda this morning that they will actually increase pay by less than toyota by ¥1100. the

megan murphy hasn't slept all night.n the democratic side, hillary clinton jumped out to a big lead after winning seven state compared to four states for bernie sanders. winning seven state and taking a significant need in the delegate count over ted cruz who 13 states last night. megan murphy is our washington bureau chief. how do the strategies change now? megan: the strategies change radically. we expected donald -- donald trump to do well. alaska and a barnburner of a race and marco rubio had a tough night, so the establishment thinking he was going to have a stronger night, they are left with this option of do we start to think about getting behind donald trump or do we have sitting lawmakers and sitting governors saying hold on a second, this is not what the republican party represents? we need to put our firepower behind marco rubio or ted cruz. the problem is marco rubio has not shown he can win a state and ted cruz is as much antiestablishment as donald trump. vonnie: in his speech last night, he seen to be thro

vonnie: let's bring in megan murphy. aviously, not exactly surprise because there were three names on a short list, but it seemed like perhaps sri srinivasan was the front runner. megan: the president is going for someone who he believes will be impossible for republicans to keep out, on this hard-line of saying we will not take this person to a vote, we will not have a meeting with this person. a lot of people expected sri, would have been the first asian-american justice, but clearly, obama looking at the political calculus decided that putting the republicans in a they have tore review someone that is universally known as a moderate, that would be a consensus choice in any other year, puts them in a difficult place. vonnie: what else do we know about merrick garland, we know he is based in washington, d.c., similar to john roberts in his background. megan: funny you mention that, nomineese republicans that they have brought up many times regarding obamacare. he is known as a moderate, is known as a respectful jurist. h

hunt.ning us now, al and megan murphy megan. about fundraising, but on the republican side nobody has got much money except donald trump. >> this is the most bizarre season for ads. to one person who had a ton spend on advertising was jeb bush and that was proven ineffective. on the democratic side as well, you try to think, what are the standout ads? you have bernie sanders for america, but is there another one that stands out? i cannot think of another one off of my head. >> why is bernie sanders a great internet fundraiser and marco rubio not? >> i think bernie sanders is more of a passionate, cause left wingleft wing -- usually raises more on the internet. obama was the exception because he was unique. other campaigns will look and say if we want to spend a lot of money on super tuesday, we had better think it will add value. >> looking at the terrain ahead, super tuesday was expensive. to matter atgoing all? >> part of it is that there is so much good material on the road. we are seeing now the power of twitter, smartphones

bureau chief and government executive chief megan murphy. great to have you. inton and trump going after each other there. does this mean that the primary races are effectively over, or might these do still lose their ground? megan: much over at this point. we saw a strong showing by bernie sanders in some states, or delegate lead is very big. as big as obama's was in 2008. and she has really had these huge gaps, she focused on her base of african-american voters, women. she had huge margins tonight. on the republican side, little bit of a different story. yes, we saw a big win for donald trump again. he has won seven states already. he will probably win alaska, from the early projections. what has happened now is what everyone had feared, that the establishment wing of the party is left in israel and the central crisis about how they can move forward. their chosen candidate, marco rubio, had a very bad night. the only 11 state, minnesota. he lost nearly in virginia. it is increasingly difficult for him to convince establishment donors that he is the man making

howard fineman, megan murphy, washington bureau chief for bloomberg.is nancy calfer. she's a columnist with the "detroit free press." nancy, i have to ask you about that movie theater. is that still a movie theater? it's a beautiful room tonight. >> it's a live theater. they do broadway shows there, kinds of shows, but no. it is a beautiful building, though. >> i told people i wanted to watch lorawrence of arabia in there some night. what's the reaction in michigan? give me the michigan reaction because it seems to me kasich is a better fit for michigan, but i don't know. you tell me. >> you know, i mean there's a lot of commonality between michigan and ohio as much as we like to deny it with the bic rivalry. a recent poll that the "detroit free press" did showed trump coming out ahead in michigan but only by ten poibnts. cas kasich polling a little better than in other places. our primary is tuesday, so we'll find out more then. >> who's the biggest threat to trump right now? can you tell in the movement of the polls right now? >> cruz seems to be rea

let's bring in megan murphy. megan, so, how bad is this going to be for trump?he blow this off? megan: he's been able to blow this off so far. the people that support him don't care and the people that do support him -- don't support him aren't going to vote for him anyway. the issue today is not so much that we have this new video, and acknowledgment from the campaign of the charge, it's just that the stories contradict each other. when this first happened in a blaze of tweets, she called her delusional for suggesting that he grabbed her on the arm. , inthey are saying -- look the thrust of these campaigns and scrums that we have, these kinds of things happen. the story has changed quite dramatically today. what does this incident do for the argument that trump is altering violence and creating the district -- the disruptions we been seeing. we have seen things of these events that we haven't seen in years. people rushing the stage, people being punched, kicked. they canceled a rally in chicago amid the threat of violence. they say that they are drawing do peop

megan murphy is watching the race. macon, what have we learned in the last hour? waiting for missouri where it is tight on both races. andeen bernie sanders hillary clinton and between donald trump and ted cruz. on the republican side, this is ted cruz is chance to get on the boards. john kasich one his state of ohio. ted cruz would like to get a victory tonight. mean ted cruzthat will have people show up behind him even though he has had a bad night of it or will it the john kasich? macon: that the establishment faces a row quandary here. they don't like ted cruz much more than they don't like donald trump. john kasich has won ohio, that is the only state he is one so it is hard for him to see a pathway. he is a candidate to could get the nomination. he will not get it out right. his strategy is to take it to where people will be freed up and a new winner could emerge. for ted cruz, he has been ruthless about picking out core voters. one of the most sophisticated campaigns out there sophisticated targeting strategies. at the math does not look friendly to him mov

megan murphy joining us from new york and michael mckee in washington now to look at the consequencesmegan, let me go to you first. your thoughts on what we saw last night. i was thunder struck by the back and forth of the pundits. the it was an onlyal super tuesday. megan: it was an original one. when i look at the main takeaway ux the crisis that we saw. marco rubio had a tough night perfectly he really needed more than minnesota. he needed that virginia victory. this is a party that is goings to have to make some serious decisions. they are going to have to consider whether throwing money behind trump or marco and hope that he can pull out florida. if not, they are going to have to decide whether to go all in behind trump or pull a plan b. tom: we had a unique moment with judd gregg saying he will support the nominee and vin weber was very clear he would not support mr. trump as the nominee. what will we look for in the next two or three days it is a republican establishment tries to establish any kind of momentum. megaan: they are looking to the senate and the statehouses in 2018.

let's bring in our washington bureau chief, megan murphy. what donald trump has to achieve in ohio. it seems like florida, he has any well wrapped up and marco rubio making a big push to win his home state, but if you look at that when a px poll, trump of ground -- rubio has a lot of ground to make up. megan: i do want to remind you that in michigan, we saw bernie sanders pulled a 20 point gap. donald trump is running so far ahead and has made such a push in florida where he has many business and personal ties. in ohio, it is a real battle between him and john kasich. we have john kasich out right now with mitt romney on the is goingwhether that to push his numbers up, i think ohio will be very close. if donald trump can win ohio and florida, it's going to be a true moment of reckoning for the republican party. almost unstoppable in the delegates he needs to win. barring a sort of michigan miracle for marco, let's say we see a big win for donald trump. the response for the establishment? >> if we do see him win at florida and ohio, what can

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let's bring in megan murphy to break down the political developments.for joining us. >> no problem. mark: it seems ted cruz has poured cold water on this contested convention idea and the idea that mitt romney put forward that there should be tactical voting in states like florida. was that the takeaway? >> i think the takeaway is that ted cruz has continued surprising strength winning two states particularly in maine where we had expected donald trump to pull through another victory. a contested convention on the floor, ted cruz will not probably be the man who goes out. he is not loved by the republican establishment. think he knows if it gets to that point, he is unlikely to be the guy. his strategy has got to be to be the candidate that comes as the anti-trump candidate and he has to hope that marco rubio and john kasich fall out of the race and he goes one-on-one with donald from and can win that victory in a man on man matchup. have toes marco rubio drop out if he does not win florida? >> the consensus is that he will. there has been talk that if

government executive editor, megan murphy. megan, clinton and trump going after each other.rom your spot in new york, can you hear the panic from republican donors on wall street just yet? >> you can hear the panic, you can feel the panic, you can see the panic. tonight and out in a way that is the worst possible scenario for the establishment. not only did you have donald trump winning, but ted cruz winning two and three. we have marco rubio, the establishment preferred choice, only taking minnesota, and it will be difficult for him to make the case going forward that he is the candidate they should follow. wall street money is scared, the establishment wing is scared. we have senators openly speculating about not backing the eventual republican nominee. that is a crisis in a party we have not in, possibly ever. the: make a reference to whigs or the early liberal party, just to appease guy. aside from historical comparisons, when you look at the next two weeks, does anyone drop out? i would basically going to have nonstop cable chatter until march 15? >> i can't wait for th

it is still yesterday for megan murphy, who has not slept all night --literally -- literally.nie sanders taking a the question is -- how to the strategies change now? we are now heading into a winner take all zone. expected donald trump to do well as night, and he did. we did not expect ted cruz to do as well as he did. he got texas, oklahoma, and alaska. and marco rubio really had a tough night, so the establishment eying him, thinking he would have a stronger night, they are now left with this option of -- do we start to think about getting behind donald trump, or do we have sitting senators, lawmakers, saying hold on a second, we need to put all of our money, all of our firepower behind a marco rubio or even a ted cruz. the problem is -- marco rubio has not shown he can win a state purite. he won one state last night. >> how beneficial is it that hillary clinton can sit back and plan for november? megan: it is beneficial to her that she can try out different strategies. been -- bernie sanders has a lot of money and can stay in this space. former ceo of ches chesapeake energ

megan murphy has not slept all night.n the democratic side, hillary clinton 17 states, compared to , four states. the question is how does the strategies change now? we aren't heading into a winner take all zone. >> the strategy changes dramatically. we expected donald trump to do well last night, he did. ted cruz took texas, oklahoma, and also alaska. marco rubio had a tough night. establishment is now left with this option of, do we start thinking about getting behind donald trump, or to be have sitting senators, lawmakers, governors, saying, this is not what the republican party represents, we need to put all of our far apart -- firepower , or ted cruz.ubio ted cruz is as much antiestablishment as donald trump. >> can hillary clinton sit back and start to plan ahead to november? >> she can try out on a lot of different strategies now. she has more breathing room. make no mistakes. bernie sanders has a lot of money. he will keep making his message. conspiracy charges of a sting between two large oil and gas companies to

francine: let's turn to the race for the white house. , which isuper tuesday still only yesterday for megan murphyho has not slept. jumped to aton has big delegate lead. the matchup has won seven states and taken a significant lead over his closest competitor, ted cruz, who won three states. how does the strategy change now? megan: the strategy has changed radically. this is why. we expected donald trump to do well. we didn't expect ted cruz to perform as well as he did. he got alaska in a barnburner of a race. marco rubio had a tough night. the establishment is now left with this option of, "do we start to think about getting behind donald trump or do we have sitting lawmakers saying this is not what the republican party represents, we need to put our firepower between marco rubio or ted cruz?" marco rubio not shown he can win a state. the only won minnesota. >> how beneficial is it that hillary clinton can now sit back and start to plan ahead for november?- for >> she's got more breathing room, but bernie sanders has a lot of money. he's going to stay in this race and make his message. >> the co

it is still yesterday for megan murphy, who has not slept all night -- literally.n the democratic side, hillary clinton jumped out to a big lead in the delegate count. donald trump winning seven states and taking a considerable lead. the question is -- how to the -- how do the strategies change now? we are now heading into a winner take all zone. megan: the strategies changed really radically and this is why. we expected donald trump to do well last night, and he did. we did not expect ted cruz to do as well as he did. we expected him to take texas but he also got oklahoma and alaska. and marco rubio really had a tough night, so the establishment eying him, thinking he would have a stronger night, they are now left with this option of -- do we start to think about getting behind donald trump, or do we have sitting senators, sitting lawmakers, sitting governors saying, hold on a second, we need to put all of our money, all of our firepower behind a marco rubio or even a ted cruz. the problem is marco rubio has not shown he can win a state. he won one state last nigh

that's megan murphy. up next, we will look ahead at the u.k. chancellor's budget.y in the usa -- so much news to digest. we will be discussing what message policymakers are likely to send out. ♪ guy: welcome back. remember, the time difference between the united states and europe at the moment is four or five hours depending on where you are. less than it normally is. i bring it up because it is fed day, and you will want to know the number, because when the number comes out you will want to react. frigid joins jones is now -- bridget jones joins us now. you get this on your screen. my question is simple -- what is wrong with this picture? >> i think the problem with that picture is that the market still does not believe the fed's upbeat assessment from december. that this connect has been the source of a fair bit of volatility and the interesting thing for me tonight will be, if the dots change -- hans: iguy: if they come down -- does away withd a cautious language in january february and reverts back to december, and the dots being equally as hawkish. hans: so th

tuesday in the united states, and the candidates on track to consolidate their positions, and megan murphy new york. what do we know? what is the latest? megan: i think we could all use a beer. have hillary clinton with four states, donald trump with four states, and bernie sanders with one state. what we are seeing is a bit of what we expected, that both hillary clinton and donald trump would have the ignites, but what is unexpected is we see john kasich and donald trump running close in vermont and virginia. dogld trump and rubio in a fight there. that is going to be want to watch, and all eyes on texas see if ted cruz can hold his home state. texasdoes not win tonight, his campaign is pretty much over. while you were talking, we were looking at hillary clinton and the rally in miami. she is projected to win arkansas. it does seem this result with solidified not just hers but also donald trump's position as becoming their respective party nominees. : it is pretty nuanced. for hillary clinton, looking at some of the huge margins she has in the south driven by african-americans, and she is

we go to megan murphy. so kasich wins ohio. es he need to do to become more than just a thorn in the side of the truck campaign? megan: he has no mathematical chance. what he needs to do is get the funding and the establishment support to make a credible campaign. that has always been the strategy, to take this to the convention. but it is difficult to see what other states he can pluck off, and it is difficult to see in a three-man race how he does. vonnie: i will ask you about cruz in a second, but the marco rubio campaign has been put out of its misery. what happens with the money and the supporters? megan: john kasich will be going after those people hard. ted cruz has always said he is an open tent, join me. that is not a really good fit. marco rubio is an establishment candidate. ted cruz has run all his life as the nonestablishment candidate. donald trump has claimed all along he will get a share of that, too. vonnie: hillary has 400-plus more delegates than bernie sanders, which does not sound like a lot, but she has mov

bureaurg washington achieve megan murphy joins me with the latest.ng up to yesterday's michigan primary have mrs. clinton with a double-digit lead over senator sanders. what happens? worst polling the disaster we have seen in more than two decades. she had a 25 point lead in many polls we saw. his turnout was strong among youth. he got a great push back among white working-class voters. there was some feeling that maybe there was a sense of not going out for her that they thought she would win it, that apathy among voters, and i think that hurt her as well. i don't see she will make the same mistake again. if they were a little complacent about michigan, they will not be like that going forward. ofk: i know this was a burst momentum for senator sanders. is it something he can capitalize on going forward? ohio, we are looking at illinois. in florida she has a big advantage. she will look to really maximize her advantage among african-american voters that she does well with. what she needs to do is take this step back and look at it as a chance to refo

megan murphy, the hardest working woman on television, with more of what to expect on super tuesday.wherea big does the republican party go from here? : the republican party is in a real crisis. they are trying to think among do?selves, what do we how are we going to keep lawmakers on the line -- are we going to risk the senate, are we going to look ahead to the statehouse as we have held and policy roles? this is a real moment of reckoning for them. they need to decide if this is going to be the eventual nominee -- which it does look like -- how are we going to deal with this. some members have already signed themselves over. chris christie endorsing trump. the governor of maine endorsing donald trump. megan:. i think there will be a wave of establishment figures. was a landmark moment. there are going to be others who will not fall down that line and will say, look, some of the things coming out of his mouth are reprehensible to me, and the party. i think we will see some serious warfare in the weeks to come, if he has the kind of night we expect him to have tonight. alix: why did

murphy. start with the republicans. megane left with a scenario that some in the in the establishments here, to crisis that the parties will have to t.ce down and decide have to what you saw last night across the board was this was an antiestablishment vote, not only for donald trump and winning seven states, but for ted cruz and marco rubio and they had a poor showing. marco rubio needed to win virginia. you'll havesota but to stare down donors and voters, and you will find it a difficult case to make that he is the candidate the establishment should rally behind when he has proven so unsuccessful in sealing the deal. stephanie: you have members of gop establishment's trying to raise money to stop this donald trump train. can he be stopped? megan: it is a little late for the train to be stopped and they did not sort of contemplate that so many people -- so many people we talked to said he is a creation of the media, and people will discover he is a blowhard, but he has picked up on so many things that we have seen globally.

bloomberg washington chief megan murphy -- who better to explain this then megan?he joins us from washington. starting with republicans, who had a good weekend and who had a bad weekend? megan: it was another topsy-turvy weekend. we saw donald trump prevail in two states he was expected to win, continuing his momentum going into the michigan contest. we also saw ted cruz perform unexpectedly well, especially in maine. ted cruz ended up taking it by a substantial margin. who had a bad weekend was marco rubio. he finished a distant third and fourth, and he seems unable to get the kind of momentum he needs to really solidify his candidacy as the establishment candidacy of choice. he really needs to start to perform much better. he has all his bets on florida, his home state. if he does not win that race, his race is over. david: i heard some talk over the weekend, and it may be just talked, that there might be pressure for rubio to pull out before florida. if he gets beaten there, he may damage himself. is there anything to that? megan: there is pressure in challengin

david, and howard, and megan murphy for bloomberg. and with us from detroit is nancy.s a columnist with the detroit free press. i guess we better go to the local person on the beat out there. nancy, tonight i have to ask about the movie theater. a beautiful room tonight. >> it's a live theater. they do broadway shows there, other kinds of shows. it is a beautiful, beautiful building, though. >> i told people i wanted to watch lawrence of aarabia in there some night. give me a michigan reaction. it seems to me kasich is a better fit for michigan. but i don't know. you tell me. >> you know, there's a lot of commonality between michigan and ohio, as much as we like to deny it with the big rivalry and everything. what the detroit free press did showed trump coming out by only ten points. kasich polling a little better here than in other places. the primary is obviously tuesday, so we'll find out then. >> who is the biggest threat to trump? >> cruz seems to be -- staying above the gross bickering we saw tonight between rubio and trump. that's a better look than maybe making

john: megan murphy joins us now.hing the weekend, we have been talking about the town coming into the republican debate. the weekend happen and it seems we're back on trend. yeah, i think it was a moment of sanity in a weekend that devolved in something u.s. politics is not seen it decades. this is going to be the week when the future of the republican party is really going to be decided in races in ohio, and florida to see what happens with donald trump and whether he will take those states and the scenes we saw at those rallies and whether they are scenes we may see over the next month leading into november. watching the coverage, it occurs that this is a risky time for donald trump. he has been very outspoken but now people may be getting hurt. it seems that a lot of leadership was pulling back and saying this is frightening. one person describe it as the most human moment they saw it. marco rubio was asked if he would support donald trump of he was the nominee. he took a real pause before answering the question.