from strategist mike murphy, representative raul labrador of idaho.tlemen, we welcome both of you. the two of you do represent part of the spectrum of viewpoints inside the republican party. let me start with you, congressman labrador. why did you decide, coming from where you do, to support donald trump? >> it was pretty simple. we have two choices, unfortunately, right now. we have donald trump and we have hillary clinton. i'm not going to support hillary clinton. i know everything that she's going to do. i know the kind of people that she's going to nominate to the supreme court. i know the kind of people that are going to be her v.p.ss. i know the kind of people that are going to be in her cabinet and i know the policies she's going to push. with donald trump at least we have an opportunity to work with him and we have an opportunity to sit down with him, and he's going to try to do some things that republicans want. it was a pretty simple decision. donald trump wasn't even on my top 10 list of people for the nomination but he won the nomination f

. >> well done, mike murphy, thank you very much. >> everybody is mad. >> oregon is about to vote. oregon votes by mail which is kind of a weird thing, we don't have any videos to show you. people in oregon polling places right now. people need to drop off their ballots dropped off by hands if they have not mail it in the next 14 minutes. those polls are closing just ahead, we'll be right back. >>> one of the people we get to talk to for right now. our friend ben is here with us. thank you for being with us tonight. i want to talk about mike murphy of the question of normalization of donald trump since the primary fecheffectively ended i indiana. he scheduled his first fundraiser and given his ble blessing to a superpac and he hired a pollster. is this becoming a normal campaign? >> well, certainly there is a recognition that you got to do something different in a general election than you did in the primary. that the primary started off as five gay gouys in a private shad scaling up is a difficult and challenging thing to do and they are taking the step to do it. that's just smart

>> howard, what's interesting and i want to play what mike murphy said last night on msnbc, i don't think've heard anything this strong from a republican about donald trump in some time. let me play what mike said. listen close low. >> i think he is a stunning ignoramus on foreign policy issues and national security, and he said one stupid reckless thing after another and shown absolutely no temperament to learn the things he doesn't know, and he doesn't know just about everything. what he said recently about korea to reuters where he would go meet with the north korean dictator, which blows up decades of bipartisan policy. pulling out of nato. the guy has a chimpanzee level of understanding of national security policy and i frankly think that the stakes in the presidential election are much higher than some local political race that ought to be a principled decision and i can't support him. >> a chimpanzee level understanding of national security policy. you know the rhetoric about iran and the obama administration. where is senator john mccain, some of these other people who may not use

well done, mike murphy. thank you very much. everybody's mad. but oregon is about to vote. oregon votes by mail, which is a weird thing. we don't have anything e anything to show you. peel at oregon need to get her to ballots mailed in within the next 14 minutes, those polls are closing just ahead. we'll be right back. >>> one of the people we get to talk to on election night. we have been lucky and very good. the republican national committee, our friend ben ginsberg. nice to see you. >> our pleasure. >> i would ask you about mike murphy, which is this normalization or the question of the normalization of the donald trump campaign since the primary effectively ended, he named a finance chairman. he has given his defacto blessing to a super pac. he hired a pollster. is this, in fact, from your advantage as an rnc insideer, is this becoming a normal campaign? >> certainly there is a recognition you have to do something different than in a primary. it started off as five guys in a pirateship, scaling up into a general election is a difficult and challenging thing to do and th

joining us now is mike murphy, a former chief strategist for the pro-jeb bush super pac, right to risesa. thank you for joining us. nice to have you here. >> good to be here, rachel. >> now, as i understand it, you are not going to be a trump voter. that's never going to happen in your future. i also cannot imagine that you are going to be a hillary clinton voter. does that mean that you are going to go on vacation without an absentee ballot filed in november? >> no, i'll vote, i'll probably write in somebody who reflects my principles. i intended to vote for the ghost of wendall wilke because he came out of nowhere to win the nomination and was actually a great patriot. i think trump fails every test that you want in a president. and as much as i don't look forward to hillary clinton in the white house, there's a heine i can't cross. >> robert kosta was talking about him trying to rebut all this, and his relationship with women and business dealings and associations and all this. the last five days, if that is going to be the next five months, ultimately, do you think him being at the

mike murphy, your thoughts. that if you do line up two superheros and go against each other, there's a huge appetite for it in movie theaters and disney has figured it out. the kids want to see it. i think it's phenomenal and this is the gift that will keep on giving for them. dagen: if you look at the marvel franchise there has not really been a mistake in any of the films that they have made and that makes me think that one has to be coming down the road. mike: you say the same thing about star wars? dagen: there were mistakes in star wars. mike: so you have gotten over them? dagen: they kicked george lucas off the curve. but the marvel franchise, they have been firing. even batman-superman, they are lucky it did so well. mike: that would be the next film and the next film after that. this is something that the strategy is working, so even if the movie isn't the best movie ever produced the strategy works and it's going to make them a ton of money. dagen: thank you, mike murphy. my father gave civil war four t

. >> chuck todd, thank you, mike murphy is also with us tonight. most recently, he ran the bush super pac, right to rise, usa. things bush, things romney. mike, chuck's last point there is the question, how the plouffe modding of kind of dncnerd math will stand up against, would you like a better airport? are you tired of getting kicked around the globe? that kind of an equation. >> well, no doubt trump is in tune with, you know, resentment voters and there are a lot of them particularly across the middle class. trump's problem is he can't get arrested with women voters right now. so if it you do basic back of the envelope math, 30% of the electorate is expected to be n nonwhite and underperforms with lati latino, asians and mix race and he has to fix that or of he has to win white voters, or white women by 21, 22 points to get in the hunt here. he might be able to do it, he may be able to bring new white collar men in, a 20-point margin of white women for donald trump? stranger things have happened. but i have to say when i look at the numbers and

joining me is mike murphy.f you are working on the trump campaign and you saw these numbers, what would you say? how can you make two candidates that's so known, how do you change that brand? >> boy, i would take a stiff drink. i would take some solis, hard for me to imagine this to be a republican and not a hillary clinton fan. the votes between the both 40s number they add and the 50s of the winning in your opinion, 49 49.5 maybe, democrats maybe in tend voting for hillary clinton. although the washington leadership class republican party is inching towards trump, there are interesting things about these numbers. she owes some kind of doubt about trump. they don't trust them and if you look internally, the republican numbers are divided than the democratic number which is a bad sign. to win a republican needs to get about 95% of republicans and win independence and scoop up a few conservative democrats. although it looks like seven or eight point race, trump is sitting there at 41 and the nine point between t

mike murphy?or counted him out or something seems to affect him negatively. he seems to rebound. i think he'll be able to rebound and win over some of the hispanic voters in the country. stuart: maybe, i just don't know about that. and i don't think there's any reliable poll that will tell you which way the hispanic vote is actually going to go and what proportion. i'm just looking beyond june the 7th for a second. if we've got a badly wounded hillary clinton and a socialist bernie sanders, a totally divided party, a trump is the guy who is going to go up against those two, all the way through to the convention, trump's got the momentum. he could make all kinds of mistakes and probably will, but i agree with you, mike, i think he will survive them. he's got the momentum. he looks at this moment, that man looks like the winner primarily because of the trouble that bernie and hillary are in. maria: quick, here is judy miller. >> she's only 90 delegates away from this nomination. how badly do you thi

here with me this morning to break it all down, we are getting ready to dig into the job's report, mike murphyod morning. dagen: we want to move back to politics, a top story. a call for unity, despite many in the republican party backing donald trump, speaker of the house paul ryan is not one of them. in an interview ryan is saying he's not ready to support presumptive nominee trump. newt gingrich called a mistake, former presidential candidate mike huckabee, governor, good to see you as always. >> great to be here this morning. dagen: why would he say that? >> i don't know. i mean, it's not helpful. i wonder if some of these guys want donald trump losing and then can say, we told you so. they're unwillingness to unit around the nominee, may not be their first choice, heck, he's not my first choice, i was my first choice, but you know i got beat by donald trump, fine, if you can beat me, i quit. i know hillary clinton, i know a disastrous she would be as president, she's not her husband so i'm going to go out and help donald trump become the president of the united states. i'm appalled that t

mike murphy saying, not too late to get a third-party candidate, but he's conceding, the candidate wouldere to spoil it for trump and allow republicans who don't like trump another option. >> the authoritative history of the stop trump movement should be called profiles in timidity. they waited so long. 90% of republicans had yet to make an endorsement at all levels. if present trends continue, they'll field a third-party candidate during the trump inauguration. at some point, we saw rationalizations, we saw, you know, empty protests. but they haven't really -- they didn't fight him on the merits when they could. they sat on the sidelines and now they are talking about other reality tv stars. >> i saw you listening to mike murphy there, shaking your head a little bit. >> this is the year of the third-party candidate. let's face it. between bernie sanders and donald trump, both of these candidates have proven charismatic in their own respective ways, to chunks of their respective primary electorates, that have been completely disaffected on the republican side and on the democratic side.

stuart: do we have any comment from mike murphy? >> we do.stick with the theme that the way people shop, technology is changing the way we live and shop and everything and that's what happened to sports authority. stuart: i think you're right. would you buy amazon or wal-mart? >> i would definitely not buy wal-mart. it's way behind the teams and amazon is expensive. >> we're not done with this theme, that's the retail ice age. dsw. they tell shoes. what's happening. nicole: they sell shoes, they'd like to sell more of them. they've had the soft quarter and slash the outlook, going forward it's a challenging environment, despite the fact that they bought an on-line company with high hopes for that. with that, the stock is down about 10% hitting a five-year low and the ceo says there's just less traffic they've accomplished on-line and that's the trend. you're doing the ice age and retail is having a hard time and we've seen bankruptcies from aeropostale and sports authority and that's the environment we are in overall. >> put up the big board.

the washington post" had an article talking about these people from mitt romney to bill crystal, mike murphy trying toage tate to get that person out there but that person doesn't seem to exist. >> at this point they're looking for that candidate, and i think very much to the point that you were talking about. keep in mind this is a guy who has not had the past two republican presidents, mitt romney is still not on board, eelements of the establishment not ready to go there and that's significant. >> mitt romney still going after trump hard, jeff. houng do you think he can keep this up? >> as long as he wants but it doesn't matter. mitt romney does not control any votes other than his own and perhaps his son's and whatnot. i do not think it matters what mitt romney is saying and ben sass for all the talk about a third party candidate he was sanctioned by the nebraska republican party, they voted he should stop talking about not supporting the nominee. i think this idea of a third party candidate is just that washington talk, and it does not matter. >> it would be great to get comment from th

here to analyze all that's going on, ashley webster, liz macdonald, todd horowitz and mike murphy. to you first. at 93, is apple on your buy list? >> it's getting there. i'd like to see it under 90, but i'll go out on a limb, apple's not going down forever. it's been down for eight straight days. it's a value stock. maybe it's not a growth stock anymore, but somewhere in the $88 range it gets very interesting to me. stuart: todd, all our viewers -- a lot of people own a piece of apple either through a mutual fund or directly themselves. would you be putting your two cents worth in at $93, $94 a share? would you buy it at this price? >> i like mike's level of 88, but i certainly would not be ashamed to buy it here. i think it's going to make a bounce. as a trader, i want it to come a little lower. stuart: got it. two other big names, facebook and amazon. now, facebook is near an all-time high. i think it hit 120 last week. and amazon is up 13% in the last two trading sessions. mike, which one of them would you rather own? >> facebook. i own facebook, it's my largest holding. i don't

that's why mike murphy told us because it is very expensive, and because time is short, what they're looking at now, and it sound like a fantasy, there's probably not a real sick scenario. but one strategy is to play in a few straight strategically. hampshire, and go to a place that swing state senate races so you can get the moderate republicans who may , you can get those moderate republicans out the vote and stop trump. the thought if you just had a few states out there with an independent candidate, you would surly stop trump . megyn kelly is about to release an interview that she conducted with donald trump. the story from new york times, megyn kelly can't tractor -- set to expire next year is prime for the big show. [video clip] >> you seemed to stagger for months. was that real? or was that strategy? >> i'm a real person. youve great respect for that you are able to call me and say let's get together in the stock. for me, i would not have done that. i don't see it as a positive, i think that is a negative for me. >> i think the doorman are still recovering. >> i think the whol

>> i actually agree with mike murphy.nk he said five weeks ago, and i do think that facebook is the best company and gets the shot. apple unfortunately found some trouble and if they turn around they have a chase, but facebook is much farther ahead of them now and they've got a much better perspective going forward. and they have too many ways of making money without producing a lot. stuart: everybody, we're back to trading this morning, three-day weekend. janet yellen talking about raising rates and we've got a strong performance from the economy, personal spending up 1%. the result, we've got a dead flat market as opposed to the 40-point gain that we thought. ashley: they have the big jobs number at the end of the week. that's the date that that the fed. stuart: what do they want, do they want strong jobs like 300,000 new jobs? >> the bad news is good news and we should be looking for quality and we want good numbers, strong numbers for the market. stuart: you want strong numbers on the economy. strong numbers for the m

mike murphy, a veteran of republican politics is also with us tonight. most recently he ran the bush super pac right to rise usa. but certainly a veteran of things bush and things romney. mike, chuck's last point there is the question. how the plouffe model of kind of dnc nerd math will stand up against would you like a better airport, are you tired of getting kicked around the globe? that kind of an equation. >> well, no doubt trump is in tune with, you know, resentment voters and there are a lot of them particularly across the middle class. trump's problem is he can't get arrested with women voters right now. if you do basic back of the envelope math, 30% of the electorate is likely to be nonwhite and the dramatically underperforms with african-americans and latinos and mixed race. he has to fix that or he has to win the white women voters by at least 21, 22 points to get in the hunt here. he might be able to do it with men. he might be able to bring new blue collar white men in, maybe change the equation in a state or two. but a 20-point margin of whit

those are a few of the words mike murphy has used to describe his party's presumptive nominee. trump is trying to make over his image meeting with henry kissinger. plus, dana warns that bernie sanders could be the 2016 version of ralph nader. i'm going to ask the man himself about that comparison. remember this exchange i had with donald trump. >> you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no? >> the answer is that it has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> it has to be some form. >> trump says he didn't mean what everyone heard him say. we'll dig into that. let me finish with a test of leadership for the democrats. this is "hardball" the place for politics. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing trump leads clinton by four points. trump, 45-clinton, 41. we'll be right back. even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good. [man

. >> one of the people behind the effort is mike murphy who took $100 million of jeb bush's super pacey and little it on fire and now he's saying i want to be the strategist for this effort. >> that is a tough sales pitch. >> you didn't get it the first time around. >> why didn't bill crystal run himself? >> i would enjoy that as a person covering the campaign. >> bill crystal, if you're watching us right now at 4:53 on this monday, you should run, we all want you to run. >> isn't it true you can't get on the ballots in a lot of the states -- >> well. [ all speak at once ] >> the big thing would have to be, you're doing it as a symbolic kind of exercise. we'll be back with final thoughts and "snl" taking on 2016 after this. ive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ because you can't beat zero heartburn! i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. and i can't wait to startlanta telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of do

the super pac headed by mike murphy for jeb bush spent over 1 $1 million or raised i should say, spent most of it, trying to take down donald trump and other candidates boost jeb bush's candidate. i it didn't get them anywhere. this campaign mounted by priorities usa will be a pretty traditional swing state ad captain pa campaign. they did it successfully against mitt romney and he never shook this reputation they gave him as this bloodless businessman. the question for priorities usa first, is advertising working at all, also, do people have such a perception of donald trump so n ingrained they won't necessarily make a different decision based on what new information is available. democrats think people basically know he's a businessman, apprentice, lives in new york and if people hang on to those positive qualities, there's no changing it. they're betting they can do it. >> thank you as always. i want to bring you to rick tyler and spokesman political analyst and i want to go a bit deeper. on the trump side, when we hear he is higher a new pollster, this came as a surprise because he

mike murphy, presentation at harvard kennedy school, he ran the jeb super pac. he described the republicans as breaking into vichy republicans, survival republicans, i'll get back to you with my answer, and resistance republicans, third party are party actively undermined the gop nominee. which of those group dozen you fall into? >> probably the middle group at the moment. i said yesterday -- >> wait a second, i want to be clear. you're a survival republican meaning you'll get back to me with your answer on whether you support trump? >> no here's my answer. here's my answer -- i am not prepared to support donald trump at this time. i said that yesterday. i supported john kasich because i felt he had a forward-looking, as princeal message that brought out the best of all of us and he was a candidate who i could be proud to support. and right now i need to be convinced. donald trump, he has a lot of fence-mending to do. he has a lot of work to do, frankly. like i said, a lot of people, a lot of americans, are going to need to be convinced and i include myself as o

mike murphy and tom horwitz for the markets. there are some bright spots in the retail ice age. >> there are. and we heard that macy's and nordstrom. we're hearing about home depot and it's hitting on all cylinders. the stocks are near all-time highs. >> it's down, and sells off on a massive quarter. the issue here, can they continue this? can they continue this momentum? the same-store sales up at home depot and look at competition to come in there. stuart: now, i'm just saying that the stock is down, even though, as you pointed out. that was a pretty good quarter, but it's a different kind of retailer. it took in the housing market. the prices are moving up. people are becoming more mobile and therefore doing more work on their homes. stuart: i've got another exception and that would be the children's place. they sell children's clothing. better profits and better sales. >> we're looking for glimmers of hope. and it's nearly 4% year to year and making the same-store sales numbers looking better. >> i guess what we're getting at

. >> beat them like a slow mule as mike murphy would say, something like that. you know, he's ahead by 16 points right now in indiana. so what does cruz do? where do you go if you lost the state you said you had to win, you lose it by 16 points? you have very little credibility to say, but we're going to get him in nebraska! or whatever. >> the fact is, big picture, there was no way, there has been for several weeks no way for ted cruz to get the nomination any other way than a contested convention. >> mathematically. >> mathematically he can't do it by winning anything. so that hasn't technically changed tonight. it's just shown the only thing that's different tonight for ted cruz, in terms of the math, is that the voters have given him, in effect, a one-finger salute in indiana. give us everything you have to offer, we have no interest in you. >> right. >> this is a state where you have a better chance than anywhere else left in the country and the answer is no by bubble digits he has no credible argument that he can deny trump the 1237. that's going forward.

mike murphy, the strategist who rap right to rise, that super pac that spent millions of dollars on behalfjeb bush tweeted today, nope, nada, never. will never vote for that blov bloviahing, idiotic oaf. of course there were many that think murphy didn't do a good job of selling bush on the campaign. but how does this ultimately resolve itself? in that older clip you played of paul ryan, he was still talking about the same things, conservative principles. that's what he talked about yesterday as well. and that's what many people in the republican party have concern about. it's a challenge for trump because he, of course, is trying to pivot to the general election to run against hillary clinton, to expand his appeal. you've seen that from a policy perspective when he was talking yesterday about cnbc about his tax plan and whether or not he'd be willing to raise taxes on the wealthy, suggesting that he might be able to do that. that is pretty sacred for the republican party, for a politician like paul ryan who's focused a lot on taxes and spending issues over the course of his career. so i t

mike murphy, an advisor to jeb bush's campaign talked earlier about the comments and what he's expecting. >> i think he is a stunning ignoramus on foreign policy issues and national security which are the issues i care most about. he said one stupid reckless thing after another and shown no temperament to try to learn the things he doesn't know. he doesn't know just about everything. he said recently about korea to reuters he would meet with the north korean dictator which breaks up policy how we treat dictat dictators, pulling out of nato. the guy has a chimpanzee understanding of national security policy and i frankly think the stakes of the national political stakes are important and i can't support him. >> some strong words there, ben. how does he go about changes that perception. that's one extreme view. this shows he's open to learning things. how do you change the perception. >> we'll put mike dowd as undecided for the moment. what you do is do what donald trump is doing, meeting with some of the deeds of foreign policy. at some point, i would expect he'll come up with a speech an

. >>> mike murphy, adviser to the jeb bush campaign and now an nbc news political analyst. mike, good morning to you. let's start on the gop side. indiana is important because of the calendar but it is a microcosm, isn't it, of the gop. you have conservatives, blue collar americans. is that why it counts? >> every kind of republican is there. theoretically, if cruz is going to stop trump, midwestern state like that is not trump's home region. it's more open field playing ground. he should be able to do it. if the polling is right, and it probably is, trump will have a good night. it's not only delegates now. it's the phycology. trump is a steam rolling going on, which could be the path to california and the end. >> could be early to do the to bli -- obituary, but why didn't the stop trump movement get off the ground? >> trump is selling what the grievance half of the party want. the big donors don't like trump but they don't love cruz either. give me $3 million to switch from one unpopular outcome to another hasn't been a good pitch. >> let's switch over to the democrats for

mike murphy ran a super pac for jeb bush. >> small donor money, large donor money.buys you the opportunity to make your case. >> reporter: which brings us to exhibit 4, donald trump, king of free media. of the $50 million he's raised, about $36 million came out of his own pocket, a loan to himself. and most of his air time was free. but with the general election expected to cost $3 to $4 billion overall what, does trump do now? >> do i want to sell a couple of buildings and self-fund? i don't know that i want to do that necessarily. >> reporter: the likely answer, trump may do some of all of the above. >> i had an interesting conversation, tamron, with someone who is involved in another campaign. he said i can see donald trump doing something which is uniquely donald trump which is renting out radio city music fall and doing a big splashy fund-raiser there. he doesn't see donald trump as a lot of people don't doing the hillary clinton thing which is going to a lot of small events. obviously one of the big advantages bernie sanders has had in that he hasn't had to go

. >> that's the model that mike murphy and other people have been talking about. go steal a couple of states. you don't have to get on the ballot all over the country and try to win the election outright. if you win ohio, let's say -- >> three or four states. >> you focus all your time and resources and energy you could pull those out enough that nobody gets the 270 and it goes to the house of representatives. you need that person. right. who is that person who can win states that are tough to win? >> who has a traditional reagan principles and confident and steady. >> i don't know who -- you're right. they have to find a person. maybe combine five or six people and get the person. what states do you win with romney? i hear perot did well in '92. he didn't win an electoral vote because he didn't win a race. i think hillary clinton gets stronger and whether it's mitt romney or you pick mitt romney i don't know who it would be. >> i wasn't nailing him down but say it's romney and say it's trump. do we honestly believe that romney takes enough -- i'm asking you, do y

. >> mike murphy can't throw the hand back into the deck and say deal me a new hand, right?i don't want to go back to that stuff. >> but you're backing him. and many aren't. >> no, i am, because we need unity in the party. we -- if we're not unified it will be much more difficult to win. but look, as i said, he is a winner. he knows how to win. now he's in the general election, he has won the primary. general election, the bar all of a sudden goes up. >> we have establishment republicans on all the time who say he can't beat hillary. >> a meeting this morning with the speaker of the house who said i'm not sure i'm going to support him. >> i can't get inside paul ryan's head but here is my view of that. >> inside romney's head? >> oh, i can get there. >> but why? >> don't go there. >> no. seriously, i think paul was surprised that cruz folded as quickly as he did, right after indiana. all of a sudden he goes, whoa, i'm going to have to make a decision here. i was anticipating an open convention. i am the chairman of the convention. obviously i'm going to have a lot of influen

mike murphy, longtime republican strategist, he told us because it is very expensive and time is shortat they are looking at now -- it sounds like a fantasy, this is probably not a realistic isnario, -- one strategy play a few states strategically like ohio, new hampshire, and go to a place that has swing state senate races so you can get moderate republicans who may sit home. if you get those out you can stop from from winning those states and help those senators win reelection. is, if you had a few states out there with independent candidates, you would certainly stop trump. your competitors focusing on megyn kelly interviewing this interview she conducted with donald trump. contract set to expire at next year, primed for the big show. fox has released expert -- released excerpts from the interview. was that real or was that strategy? >> i am a real person. i don't say i am angry tonight but tomorrow you are my best friend. -- this theory that could happen again with us, it could be, even doing this particular interview, i have great respect for you that you are able to call me. for

murphy. >> you have big news coming up on good day philadelphia you better believe it. >> hi everybody i'm mikeeading in the news room new study that says if you want to start a career just out of college, if you want to start a career, you probably need to move out of the philadelphia area. i think that is just wrong. we don't rank very high as launching careers. >> um. >> you know cities out west and midwest. we have a financial expert coming in danry cot owe will come in and combat. that i will not suggest anybody move out of this area this is so great. he has tips how to fight that off. >> progressive place. >> exactly. >> more people moving here. new yorkers are moving here. we are so close to being able to go down the shore, weather is warming up, and we have to get that swimsuit on. we have found these five suits. if you have something you want to hide, your perfect suits for hiding it. what about tattoos? >> we can help you there. >> and so we will take the show on the road. let me just say this we will take the show on the road mostly on fridays throughout the summer. i will give you a

mike murphy ran a superpac for jeb bush. >> small donor money, large donor money. donald trump. king of free media. of the $50 million he's raised, about $36 million came out of his own pocket. and most of his air time was free. with the general election expected to cost $3 billion to $4 billion overall, what does trump do now? >> do i want to sell a couple of buildings and self-fund? i don't know that i want to do that. >> reporter: the answer, trump may do some of all of the above. some were talking about a $5 billion campaign in total which boggles the mind. i made a lot of calls to current campaign people and former campaign people and said what do you see donald trump doing? how is he going to raise his money? the most interesting thing i heard is i don't think he's going to like be doing what hillary clinton does which is go to event after event, raising money. but i could see him filling radio city music hall and doing a donald type extravaganza with a high tick eet price and raise money that way. >> he still needs bundlers. >> we'll have small dollars and m

mike. >> just watching chris murphy, he piss to get sick. >> it is interesting. >> let's start with facebook. the they are announcing they are making chaines to the way trending topics are. >> we did this last week, didn't we. lauren, give us an update now. >> well, there was an alleged political bias that they suppressed conservative news taking stories to put in facebook trending topics section. facebook is looking in the matter. they met with key conservatives last week and they said they did a thorough internal review. they found no bias. nonetheless they will make changes anyway. i will tell but three of them. sometimes humans have to get involve. those news editors, curators will be better train. they used to use maybe ten different news organizations, wall street journal, drudge report, they are no longer relying on those organizations to help with what is considered news worthy. number three is semantics. they are changing the names of the tools that employees use to filter the news. for instance it used to be called black listing that knocked conservative topics off the list. now th

mike, happy mothers day. >> what? >> best wishes, bill murphy. >> bill murphy, no relation.urprised it is not from bill murray t sounds like a comedic bit. >> the guy lives in tabernacle, new jersey. >> happy mother day and here's binoculars. >> if you can figure out, what's this mean? binoculars. >> your mom raised in you kansas, you can see all the way to kansas with those. >> still ahead, scarry situation, light up shoes, damage left behind when a woman witness add pair of her dodd letters go up in flames. >>> 5:56. you know those light up shoes the little ones wear? when you take a step, know flash colors? well, a family in texas says those shoes actually started a fire. yes, houston mom says the light up shoes started a fire inside her car. thank goodness the little boy wasn't wearing the shoes, the passenger seat also melted. the fire marshall has not said officially what started the fire. the parent of the two and a half year old are just relieved the little kid wasn't hurt. but now they plan on contacting pay less where they bought the 25-dollar shoes. >> today marks

murphy. >> go morning, alex, mike, two missionary from pennsylvania based religious groups found brought alley murdered in jamaica the men were found in a rural area known for violent crime. they were with teens and building house and doing medical word. >> 7 were arrested after a may day march go out of control in seattle. authorities say protesters threw rock anesthesia bottles at police and broke several business and car windows. police used pepper spray to break up the crowds. at least two officers were huvt in those clashes and violence came after peaceful may day march earlier in the day. >> and detroit school teachers are upping members to call in sick today. district says more than 20 schools will be closed and move was announced by detroit federation of teachers and it comes after school district officials said they will have no money to continue paying teachers this summer without more funding from the state. and michigan governor rick snyder signed into law emergency funding that is keeping the district operating through the end of the school year. and in less than two weeks after d

. >> chris murphy, i want to do something. mike jerrick, do you have time to do something?uld like to. >> could you walk outside and ask the firefighters in our building that will be here until 10:00 are they buying this, lithium batteries in a shoe can catchier. >> we know lithium batteries have shorted out and caused fires on airplanes. and fda really looked at this, especially involving the hoverboard. >> yes. >> and the hoverboards, exactly. so this does happen. but i have been talking to them. >> would you like a steak sandwich? bloody marchy? >> i would like one of those kubano sandwiches. >> oh, we love those. ham and melted cheese. >> you know we have been reporting about the powerball winner. >> yes. >> how someone from our area, someone in trenton, hadn't come forward yet, wondering who is this person? at first we thought it was a woman who is waitress. >> how many money on the line. >> $400 million. >> yes? >> well, turns out we have exclusive video here at fox. of the powerball winner. we saw the powerball winner guys. >> where is this footage from? >> yesterday

. >> yes, we turn into international beard day, and chris murphy is over by the clothespin trying to find good beards. >> i vote for mike, crest. >> hi, how are you. >> so you just cut, you had a lot of growth and you made it tight. >> yes, i cut it off. >> why did you cut it off. >> for spring and summer to make it clean, flat. the bigger beard, it is for wintertime. >> did it really keep your chin and cheeks warm. >> nice and warm. i didn't to have wear no scarves or nothing. >> you should have waited another week with this weather. >> but spring it will be nice this week. maybe it will come out right. >> how you about you. >> not only do i have beard going on but you have all kind of dreads working. >> since i have dreads i should have a shorter beard. that is mize whole thing with the beard. >> you keep fingernails tight too. >> you guys are all polished up and clean. >> yes. >> have you ever her of the james beard awards. >> no. >> well, these are our fox versions of james beard award. >> you are rocking it. >> we have two recipient of the fox 29 james beard award. >> good morning, mike and alex. >> yes. >> don't f

mike and alex, of only 58 degrees. we should be at 71. >> well, why don't you get that changed. let's get back to this situation in southwest philly eastwick and chris murphy there now. water is off now chris? >> reporter: well, they are work to go get it off. in fact if you look over there right now you can see some crews with the philadelphia water department work to go turn this water off. they just told me that they know that the leak is underneath this intersection, again, at 63rd and eastwick avenue in southwest philadelphia. and you can see all of the water still coming up. did you get it off yet? let me ask these gentlemen real quickly. how is it going, guys? it is not off yet? >> not yet. >> what's the challenge right now in trying to figure out where it is coming from? >> finding the right valve. a lot of valves, a lot of different pipe out of 12 each. we find the right one we'll get it all off. but multiple valves. >> what's the challenge? how many different valves do you think there are?? how deep is that? >> probably about 7 feet. >> so about 7 feet down. so these crews out here kind of troubleshooting it, trying to figure out which valve is t