pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. s contributors. and, michael, let's start, do you buy the view that trump is the principle beneficiary of heightened concerns about terrorism against this country? >> i do. i believe that his statements about muslims, about the border, about immigration, about a wall, about enhanced interrogation, now whether you can do all or any of those i think in the immediate term is beside the point. he has staked out the toughest position against these kinds of attacks. and that is what the country wants, particularly in moments like this when the fear meter surges, you want, you want the strongest horse. and he is that. lou: ed, your thoughts? >> totally agree. my sense no matter what the other candidates want to advocate, obviously cruz and even kasich today are sort of a tough line, trump has that space. trump had the space for variety of months and basically was out there early, and was ridiculed for some of it, the wall, the muslims, the whole nine yards. today we see kind of events and tra

and journalist michael goodwin. our top story tonight. a major foreign policy test for donald trump. trump used his speech at apec, a first time he has used a teleprompter in the campaign to take on his critics who is he's weak of foreign affairs. trump also took on those who said he would not be a staunch defender of israel. trump insisting he is absolutely pro israel. but today's apec conference provided a platform for his chief rival as well, especially hillary clinton to attack the republican front-runner. we're going to go to apec very quickly. ted cruz, senator cruz talking there right now as you see. let's listen in. [clapping] >> on wednesday night of this week, in synagogues across the world, jewish people will read the magilla, which tells the story of the miraculous rescu rescue. the miraculous rescue of the jewish people from the hands of a wicked persian king. when the evil doer plots to kill the jews, he describes them as a nation that is scattered and spread out. the town that teaches that the jewish people at the time was

house political director, republican strategist ed roll lips, pulitzer prize-winning columnist, michael goodwinews contributors. michael, john bolton called it a high horse. what is he talking about? there's the disavowal. is there some obligation to engage every reporter, every network anchor to, you know -- what is going on? >> apparently to ryan there is. look, to me, lou, the issue is just about the timing. if he's going to do it today, it's clearly aimed at influencing the vote tonight. lou: yeah. so that makes him the enemy -- >> well, i think -- lou: -- of candidates out there for whom one could draw such an inference, right? >> that's right. he's putting his thumb on the scale in advance, and it's really an anti-trump move. lou: so ryan is scared of the fact that -- he thinks he should be setting the agenda for the republican party, and he knows if donald trump were to win, his agenda would be crushed. is that wrong, ed? >> if he doesn't get in tune, he can pass all the bills he wants to, and obama's going to veto them. you get a republican president in there -- lou: well, he won't be s

lou: all right, michael goodwin? >> i think that governor going on with it. >> thank you. >> justice department tonight said it has successfully unlocked iphone used by the one of the san bernardino terrorists. issue prompted a high stake standoff between app expel federal gust, iapple and federal gift government will be a public relations battle, as a result of being able to break into the phone, ocials wilofficials drop will well be case against apple. it appears they have broken in without apple's help. >> therefore it is laws done but battle is -- >> vote in our poll, do you about there is any reasonable -- caseic treason -- caseic to continue. >> follow -- kasich to continue. >> 11s to everyone on loudobbs.com, surveillance from a car dealership in florida shows this. two of them, there were ten. there they are. not afraid to gang up. band of thieves, located a boxer key, and made off with cars, 8 of them in a matter of minutes two cars have been recovered. police would like the appy is help, i not help you, up

ed rollins, michael goodwin, thank you. >>> we're coming right back, we've got much more on this excitingction night. the polls are closing, a lot of winner-take-all delegates at stake. will kasich win ohio? and will tonight's results mean that donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee? live coverage and analysis of the primary elections coming up next. florida's republican party chairman, blaze an goal ya, will be joining us. we're coming right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ ngo to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best can

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joining us right now fox news contributor michael goodwin.ep on doing his thing because he doesn't want the terrorists to win. you think it's the wrong message. >> i do. look i understand we don't want the terrorists to win. meaning we can't change everything we do about life but i don't think that means the president has to act as though it's not important. and i believe that his antics in cuba and argentina suggested this was no big deal. and meanwhile, as i say, the candidates, including hillary clinton, all went out to try to reassure the public that -- to pledge their determination to take out islamic state. the president says islamic state is not an existential threat to us. what does that mean? i mean, how many people do they have to kill before the president feels that it's a serious issue? he went golfing after james foley was beheaded. after benghazi he flew to a fund-raiser. i mean, so this pattern is pretty clearly set now. >> he actually admitted a mistake after paris. he said i misinterpreted the anxiety within the american publ

and pulitzer prize-winning columnist, michael goodwin. great to have you here.art with the acrimony that has filled the campaign trail on the republican side. >> let's see, trump is endorsed by the mafia, the kkk and what have you. [laughter] >> all he's getting is the republican portion of it voting overwhelmingly for him. they are not truthful arguments and not basically slowing him down. there's no question there's battles on the party and all things about him potentiallying the nominee, these are not the things that slow him down. the public that's voting in record numbers today all over the south and other parts of the country are being energized by him and his side. lou: we are all sitting that the table laughing about the remarkable charges against donald trump. the fact of the matter is speaker ryan today, chiming in with his own view on bigotry, carrying the water of the democratic talking points and those of the campaigns of both rubio and cruz. >> with a little help from former running mate, mitt romney. conservatives are waiting with bated breath all

pulitzer prize winning columnist, fox news contributor michael goodwin joins us.you wanted to go to can did, but the more you see the more you can understand. >> the thing that attracts me most to trump are his followers. i feel like i understand what they're talking about. they say they have been abandoned by both parties and they're right. the democrats speak for the poor. the nonwhite, the illegal immigrants, as well as rioters and looters, the republicans speak for wall street, the big banks, the chamber of commerce. who really speaks for the working-class and the middle-class? neither party. and these people i think are furious. they see the government tilting to take care of all of the contributors, or all the voting blocs, but they themselves are working, they're running up college debt, they're trying to educate their children, as i say, i grew up in a small town in pennsylvania. these are the people who built the middle-class culture of america. they fought in the wars, they built the factories, they teach school, they coach the little leagues, and now th

michael goodwin is with us.didn't know you were a democrat. >> i don't talk about it until i-- . [laughter] >> no, you don't. and b, you now can see supporting trump because all of the other republican candidates and the two democrats, you just doesn't find them palatable for the presidency, is that your story? >> absolutely, it's a process of elimination, it's close to choosing time. i haven't committed to trump. what i'm saying in the column is i'm getting more comfortable and here is why. because of the 7 1/2 million people who voted for him are the people who feel left out and they feel abandoned by both parties and trump is speaking to them. these are the people, who fought the wars, who worked in the factories, who teach school and coach little league. they've built a middle class culture, they've been abandoned by the democrats and by the republicans. trump who on paper is the least likely to speak for them clearly does and the response i got to the column, stuart, from these people. it's overwhelming how

michael goodwin, great column. got a lot of attention.to you on radio. are we on the brink of another foreclosure crisis. the signs the housing market could be about to collapse, next. but first, check in with martha maccallum, her house is not going to collapse. you just redid your house. >> i hope it holds up for a little while. still paying for it. brian thank you very much. we are remembering nancy reagan, of course, this morning with ed rawlins and casey mcfarland and get ready for another big primary week, everybody. michigan headlines tomorrow night. as the party battles over whether to push for contested convention. rush limbaugh weighs in on that. and hillary and bernie get ready for a town howl showdown tonight with bret baier as the e-mail scrutiny gets hotter. >>> all right. welcome back. the real estate practice once blamed for fuelling the housing crisis now hot again. it's house flipping. it's risen by 75% in some u.s. markets with over 179,000 homes flipped last year alone. that's the highest level since 2007. of course, r