sources didn't want to talk too much about what was said between mister trump and paul ryan, they want to leave that for half an hour's time to talk about that and donald trump may talk a little later today, a broad discussion in republican

mister trump was a draw from the beginning. anyone wanted to listen to jeb bush, cable networks would have been happy to show his rallies also. when trump was on, ratings jumped it welcomed only ratings, it was something else. it was a freak show at its zenith. it was great tv. you didn't know what he was going to say next. he didn't know. let's get some reaction from our media panel, judy miller is a poulter prize-winning investigative reporter and fox news contributor. lynn sweet, washington bureau chief at the chicago sun-times. lynn, what do you think about what peggy noonan had to say? >> peggy noonan is very wise and very smart and what she also hit on in her column is that maybe donald trump understood that conservative orthodoxy wasn't the driving motivation for people who wanted to vote in the republican primary. that's part of the appeal of his message and that's why he caught on and yes, obviously the reality freak show aspect is not controversial now. no one saw it coming. no one thought it would be effective and fe

go ahead. >> thank you mister trump. first of all for the record, how many state representatives from new hampshire on the veterans affairs committee, 22 years in the marine corps retired first target. what i want to clarify here first of all, i would never in 1 million years put my name on a candidate that did not from his heart looked me in the eye and tell me he's concerned about veterans. that's donald trump. i met him over a year ago. i've been involved with many fundraisers, many scam artists out there. he did the right thing by putting these groups. if you look at some of the groups he gets $.20, $.40 on the dollar and spending the rest for their nice lavish trips. he gave 100 percent. the liberal media is the only ones that have been calling me on the foundation. i'm a former chairman. i've been dealing with this stuff is four years as a veterans activist. stop using veterans as political pawns. you've got a guy outside, mccoy. go do a google search on his facebook. he's out there, his picture is withclinton. the

mister trump is scheduled to meet with paul ryan on thursday after orion announced last week that he could not endorse trump at this time. claire berman is watching the story from our washington newsroom and has more. blake? reporter: congress in session now for the next three weeks which puts republican lawmakers squarely in front of the question that some have been reluctant to announce. whether or not they support the parties presumptive nominee, donald trump. trump will come here to washington on thursday for a cup. we anticipated meetings with the house speaker, paul ryan who has yet to fully support trump. ryan has even said he would step down as the gop convention chair should trump ask. early this morning on the foxbusiness network, congressman chris collins who was one of the first backers of trump and has been recruiting lawmakers to trumps side for week tried to downplay any signs of potential tension saying he believes the meeting will go as he puts it, very well. there are some signs of republicans falling in line behind the truck. for example house majority leader kevin

i think it does require leadership on mister trump. maria: sam clovis, good to see you.re to tune in the business network, complete coverage and analysis of the indiana primaries kicking off at 6:00 pm. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. ♪ maria: welcome back this tuesday morning, we are following breaking news out of iraq where the us soldier has been killed by isis. cheryl casone he has the latest details and other headlines. cheryl: we are getting more details on this, ask carter said the soldier was killed in northern iraq, the first us soldier to be killed by isis on and advise and assist mission in that country. fox news reporting enemy forces penetrated in northern iraq and no other injuries or casualties at this point are known. the announcement follows deployment of a special operations task force of 200 people. check out this video. a fight broke out between pro-kurdish politicia

reporter: the difference between what mister trump said last night and what mister obama said in 2007 that earned him a tremendous fusillade of criticism is he said he would do it without preconditions. donald trump did not say there would be no preconditions. he did not say whether or not he would oppose conditions on any meeting with kim jong-un and first you got to become president but he gave up any idea of self funding his campaign last night, citing a joint fundraising agreement with the republican national committee. that means trump will raise money for the rnc for all the down battle races. the rnc will in turn raise money for the presidential campaign. one of the funds they created, the trunk make america great again committee and then the trump victory pack. the trump victory pack has a higher capital in terms of donations. people can donate up to $449,000 per person for that trump victory campaign. most people who run for president will spend a couple years that building a fund-raising operation. having the cat that hi john will go a long way to being able to get the billi

but mister trump has a full slate of delegates and i think can win up to about 31 of our 34 possible delegates. over on the democratic side, it's probably going to be much closer. bernie sanders has led most of the polling recently although that hasn't been that much polling. i think two polls or so in the past couple of months and they both then within i would say 5 to 8 points so he's probably a slight favorite but anyone's guess over on the democratic side pickle. >> mister gottman, what do you think are the driving issues when it comes to west virginia voters and who they will choose? x well, cold, the coal industry is always a huge industry or huge issue here in west virginia pickup all three candidates had campaign rallies here last week. both hillary clinton and bill clinton campaign here and both big protests at the campaign events they had in southern west virginia. protest partly organized by the coal industry but also a lot of people very upset about comments she made a month or two ago where in a question about, in a question about what was going to happen to kind of lowe

the economy for mister trump. >> very much, neil. the public in the primaries go. donald trump, right? fewer and simple. we have been talking so much in the past 48 hours about hillary clinton flip-flopping on the industry. coal, more than likely, going to appreciate donald trump's message. bring a manufacturing and jobs back to the u.s. kind of highlighting. these are the states that we have left to go. the larger context of which industries are most important to which states. in november, if it ends up being donald trump versus hillary clinton, this will matter. how well for neyo, the of them all. california, in and of itself, such a large tdp. the top 10. agriculture and entertainment. already, the energy industry been pivotal in west virginia. even kind of forecasting out. ending up being trump versus clinton. it would have to be florida. we have seen donald trump do very well in the past. always a track record. he has to hold arizona and north carolina. back to you. neil: going to west virginia is smart. they are getting the shorter end of the stick. i am going

mister trump now refusing to rule out removing the house speaker from his role as chairman of the republican convention if he doesn't come around. as trump suggests, he will be changing his tone but he may be tweaking his position on taxes and the minimum wage be one we have team fox coverage, steve ducey live with the latest on the democratic race but we start with john robert live in our new york city newsroom. reporter: good morning, good to see you. forget the noise behind me. a prominent member of the republican national committee told me late last night the next seven days will be crucial not just for donald trump but for the republican party. they will tell whether this is going to be the trump party, the republican party or whether the republican party will be able to break into a number of different factions under the rules that have to be brought together in the chaotic november election. a lot of what happens will be riding on this meeting that trump is having with speaker paul ryan on thursday morning. will ryan get behind him, say he's going to support him or will ryan pass on t

ted cruz has a more unusual path than mister trump but he does and in answering that question it presumest and you will not be the winner. when you are presenting yourself as a candidate for the candidate, you are not going to answer that and i would like to see of course mister trump the asked that question. i would like hillary the asked if she's going to support bernie sanders if he's going to be the nominee. that's my point. because it's asked of the person the media wants out. [overlapping conversation] bernie sanders has a path. it's also unusual. he said yesterday they might expect the contested convention for the democrats but this is what the media does. it's was badgering, it was bullying and chuck todd wanted the answer he wanted. he wasn't getting it. >> if you can't handle chuck todd, how are you going to handle isis? >> that's my point. it's good he handled it this way. this is nothing compared to what's going to happen with the media and with the general and with the world. [overlapping conversation] >> it's always blame the media. it's not the media's fault as chuck todd p

that is to say, will mister trump put their interests or thepeoples interest first? we are talking about politics so course you have all of the above involved but you bring up a great point . i want to take the opportunity here, in 2012 it wasn't just barack obama that defeated republicans. republicans defeated republicans. you had republicans that stayed at home, mitt romney was defeated by his own people. insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting a different result so some of your party elite and conservative intellectuals may not support donald trump but he can bring those other folks to the table. we truly can be of the party. he has the opportunity to bring more african a pair of americans, nor hispanics, more women by honing in on a universal message. >> i've seen this before in 1984 and 1988 when reverend jackson ran there were hurt feelings but he went out of his way to bring back the people , not to let the people who had hurt feelings just out too far. i'm hoping we will have that because remember, there is life after the november electi

mister trump made it clear, it is so important the state have a right to voice their opinions.n new york or california may be different in things like south carolina, north carolina, mississippi and the southern states. mister trump made clear his personal beliefs but also -- barack obama is supposedly a christian yet under his presidency some of the most liberal laws have been enacted upon conservatives and especially those in the republican party, christians alike. mister trump made it clear where he stands, stated over and over again we will have a friend in the white house. as christians he will fight for christians rights, he also agrees like many of us as conservatives and evangelicals that christianity is under attack, certain religious liberties have been taken away from us and when he gets to the white house he will make sure those liberties are returned back to us. i'm excited about this. stuart: thank you very much for being with us. give our best to your wife and five children. five or six. >> six children. of the when you are the only guy who can match me. thank yo

>> last night was a great night, two more states for mister trump. ampaign hard in both states and it is indicative of continuing on the path to victory to gain the presidency in november. sandra: are we going to see donald trump changing his campaign strategy at all in coming days? trump campaign manager corey lewandowski defending the decision to start fundraising for the general election. >> he wants to have the majority of the house and senate so he can work for his legislative agenda which means he will raise money for the party which means making sure down ballot races, senate races and house races have resources to be successful, and raising money for the party for the general election. sandra: your response? >> corey is clearly right. that is why he is the campaign manager. we are potentially up against the clinton machine. it is time once and for all that we reclaim the white house and senator clinton packing. to do that we need to raise funds and we are prepared to do that in order to attain the victory of the white house in november. of the

he tweeted after indiana that mister trump was a presumptive nominee.rty will come together behind mister trump. we have seen recent polling. extremely competitive in states that others would not even show up on the radar. stuart: you all mentioned it third-party. if third-party run recently. >> no. no it all. he said that from the beginning. we are really focused on bringing the party together. those that want to come together. moving forward in the general election. >> next time, will you bring mister trump with you? >> i will do my best. we will talk to ron paul about the senate investigation on facebook and its anti-conservative bias. why are lawmakers getting involved with a private company? and despite new york city bill de blasio calling for a boycott, new yorkers love chick-fil-a. yes, they do. lines around the block. >> what do you think? >> that ain't right. >> i am coming. ♪ ♪ >> new york city mayor has called for boycotts. chick-fil-a is running away with the new york city fast food market. they are planning to build more. >> they plan to bu

if trump becomes president of more than 20%. mister100% huge correction. >> no mention of bernie sanders saying ge is destroying the moral fabric of society. no mention in the interview about that. >> if you support hillary he says it is the devil the you know better than the deal you don't know, is what he said about hillary clinton. stuart: dow jones industrial average down 47 points. thank you. down 47 points. that means, roughly 900 points away from the all-time record high. drive in restaurant chain sonic. my daughters like that. they see slower growth ahead. >> this was buried in one of the latest reports way at the bottom and talked about numbers for the month of may and basically saying same-store sales won't rise as much as they anticipate. they rave guidance 46% and now they say they won't meet it. bad weather, whether is problematic, people are on rollerskates, you get your hamburgers, and you want a job, you have to be a typical, unique and give a bear hug. a place of fun and rollerskates. stuart: the youngest daughter. don

. >> i do not think that mister trump has it right. trump has initial security.will be the case. my objective at this point -- neil: that is the kind of thing that we give. are they accountable. >> when hillary is a candidate for the democrats, i will do anything in my power to defeat her. having her in the president the is an enemy. she is corrupt. the way she treated our national secrets is polonius conduct. no question in my mind. neil: always good seeing you, my friend. the selloff going. 152 points right now. maybe you hate the whole planet. good news. discovered three earthlike limits that are less than 40 light-years away. ♪ many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causi

there is a scramble to find an alternative to mister trump. argue for that alternative? rily for that alternative. i think that the voters have spoken and said that they want trump as our nominee. what the donors are now saying is i'm not sure i will give to trump. what i may do is focus on places where we need help. the u.s. senate and u.s. house. maintaining our majority. neil: they will not speak out or press donald trump. nothing to help his presidential bid. a close senate race. >> criteria and you saw today that trump came out and is working with the roi in the on a trump victory program. that is great. a great first step. lead i will knew eisenberg. the donors are very familiar with them i can't trust. he is not running for president, donald chavez. the senatorial committee, a large sum of money that goes towards and also towards the state parties where we need help. i think that that is where most of the major donors will end up putting their money. neil: the bottom line is this. donors in particular who are not too keen under donald trump. not the first choice. c

money and give you the names right now which is what you want and instead of being thank you, mister trump or trump did a good job, everyone says who got it, who got it, and you make me look very bad. i never received such bad publicity for doing such a good job. connell: he ran through those names and the total numbers are $5.6 million, charlie gasparino was there and is still there. former navy seal trump backer and the daily beast, also -- just on with stuart, just heard what you said. why don't you go first. it was something to watch, a press conference about the press. >> it was a sizable hold but the bottom line, he wanted to shame the press for asking these questions with this is our job. we are supposed to hold politicians and people like donald trump who i guess is a politician now accountable when they say they did something. he that he raised this money. for weeks, for months his campaign couldn't tell you where it went. corey lewandowski, his campaign manager told another publication it was 4 $.5 million a couple weeks ago. this was a question that hadn't been answered, and the

trump. >> pero que tal si llegara este mister donald trump. al chapo allÁ para patear el t... reportero: mientras tanto fuentes extraoficiales seÑalaron que existe preocupaciÓn y asombro por el traslado de chapo al centro federal de readaptaciÓn social porque es una plaza donde existen grupos rivales al cÁrtel de sinaloa. el gobernador de chihuahua asegura lo contrario. gobernador: si hubiera algÚn riesgo no sÓlo hubiera traÍdo. reportero: el mandatario seÑalÓ que no habrÁ ninguna fuga y que la prisiÓn donde se encuentra el chapo incluso es mejor en seguridad que la de mÁxima seguridad en el altiplano. gobernador: recordemos que hay un trÁmite de extradiciÓn. reportero: por otro lado la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos seÑalÓ que de acuerdo con un informe 2015 que evalÚa los centros penitenciarios, el de ciudad juÁrez es el peor que hay en el paÍs. hay que recordar que ciudad juÁrez fue la ciudad más violenta en mÉxico en 2007. el chapo llega a esta frontera con los estados unidos esperando una extradiciÓn donde se le reclama por crÍmenes

the road to the white house for mister trump, apple a shut. stuart: there goes coal country. it again. >> i will not pay for that [bleep] wall. i am not. he should know that. i am not going to apologize. joe biden, vice president of the united states, have to apologize for this guy. stuart: the breaking news there was not so much the f bomb drop, but maria bartiromo face. [laughter] "wall street journal" dan henninger, monica crowley from the washington times and lives, of course. dan, first to you. apologizing for saying that. why his change of tone? >> i think that that happened yesterday, stuart, when this came clear that donald trump would be the republican nominee for the president of the united states. the former president of mexico decided to do a u-turn. he has apologize for using the paul garrity. he has not taken back his view. he has invited mister trump to come to mexico and have a conversation with him. stuart: i like the way you "wall street journal" you people say in vulgarity. people like me say drop the f bomb. >> no word on whether donald trump will take him

have to ask, does mister trumps budget work session mark as far as democrats, i think we run on what we are for. not against. for the last seven and a half years, we have been pretty clear about what we think will help. although it has been difficult to get through republican congresses to get those things done, the truth is that they continue to be prescriptions that would really help. you know, making sure that families get paid sick leave and family leave and early childhood education. that would help families. raise the minimum wage would help a lot of people. rebuilding the infrastructure would put people back to work. now is the time to do it. we feel confident about all the prescriptions we are putting forward. the contrast, we think will be pretty clear. squaring their circle. i will take two more questions. >> what is your message to democratic voters who have yet to cast their vote, who may be hesitant to vote for the democratic front runner. the ongoing e-mail scandal. also, did you see donald trumps tocco to eat and your thoughts. >> i do not pay attention to mister trump

>> the first thing mister trump will need and lots of it will be something we don't often think of him, money. at critical juncture through the primary cycle cycle the infrastructure was also seen , even nonexistent and by most accounts trump does not have the kind of personal wealth necessary to self fund the campaign through november, an estimated 2 billion in cash. he will also need to patch things up with the party and he's accused of running a primary.martha: part of the deal with trump is forcing the delegates, many of them were grassroots activists who will pick up the phone and make those calls and knock on doors and also, make sure he has the support of the republican national committee which they have kind of a natural organizational pace that he's going to need in many if not all of the 50 states. >> with rnc chairman reince priebus crowning trump the presumptive nominee in a tweet , all sides elected him having the benefit of the organization behind him. martha: we talked to john spencer and it seems that way insight from two of the pros, ed rollins, campaign director for r

jon: mister trump sitting down with republican leaders on capitol hill, paul ryan stopping short of endorsing the presumptive presidential nominee, both sides are finding common ground. >> what i heard from donald trump today i do believe we are planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, and -- >> we had a great meeting and over a short time things will come together. jon: john roberts in new york city with more. >> reporter: it is more than a truce but less than an agreement. they said he sat and listened and seemed genuinely interested and asked a lot of good questions and they got a sense of where he is on a lot of issues. there are many points of departure as well and they hope to bridge that gap toward the november election. donald trump did not get an endorsement so trump believe they see eye to eye on core republican issues and paul ryan will eventually come around. here is trump on sean hannity's show. >> he doesn't have an easy job. i don't mind going through a slow process, a very big subject, i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items and we are getting there.

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it speaks to the strength of mister trump.at the same time the democrats still in disarray and bernie sanders guy wins in the summer and his person is running the party, ... >> the republican party is going to walk back supporting somebody who stands for a whole bunch of issues that are nowhere near what the republican platform is. how are they going to walk that back and republican core values have always been up till now... >> democrats, republicans have said we need to get along and have a big party and have no labels and have people be read across the aisle. the republicans finally get that person and now it's just all bad . >> what are the core republican values? [overlapping conversation] he opens his mouth and changes his view and by the end of the sentence, the beginning of the sentence doesn't make sense. >> this is how nervous the liberals are. >> i'm not nervous. jon: all right. i don't think i had asked more than one question. >> we want to make it easy. jon: i appreciate it, it is monday after all. tammy bruce, al

mister trump same he plans to be tough on her made avoid negative ads, explaining that quote, i don'tfind them to be very effective. i've had over $100 million in negative ads on me and every time it's boosted my numbers. joining us to talk about this interview, g otto caldwell, principal and founder of the auto caldwell strategic consulting and director of african outreach in the state of illinois and richard fowler, a democratic strategist and radio talkshow host. richard, let's art with you. if he's not using negative ads, is that a bad thing for him or a good thing? i think it's a good thing. if you look at the battleground states, in the last election in florida all you saw was negative add on top of negative ad and what ends up happening is the message gets money and because the message gets money, you can't just say it make america great again. it will be a whole bunch of mud and nothing gets done. negative advertising in this post citizens united world is not the best use of capital. heather: but the conventional wisdom in politics has long been negative at work we see that do

the new york times writing quote, drawing on psychological warfare tactics that mister trump used to lying ted cruz, little marco rubio and low-energy jeb bush in the republican primaries, the trump campaign mapping out character attacks on the clintons to increase their negative poll ratings and ate them into making political mistakes. let's talk about some of these strategies with simon rosenberg, president and founder of ndn and a campaign advisor to bill clinton. also a fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. simon, it sounds like this campaign is about to get ugly. >>. [laughter] it's about to get very real. the first bits of the general election are beginning this week, the super pack are launchingrough ads against donald trump and i think we are entering the general election. as you see from the polls the races tightening up. the democrats recognize they have to engage and the general election really starts this weekend, no doubt about it. jon: both of these candidates, tony at high negatives . it is said that these are going to be the highest negative numbers of two maj

sources didn't want to talk too much about what was said between mister trump and paul ryan, they want to leave that for half an hour's time to talk about that and donald trump may talk a little later today, a broad discussion in republican principles, paul ryan laid out his agenda, donald trump talk to paul ryan about what was important to him. they didn't get too deep, the meeting was described to me by sources close to paul ryan as beginning of the conversation, the two of them don't know each other. this is something they hope to continue doing in the future, and lay down markers as much as explain their positions to each other and get deeper into the issues as time goes on. as you mention from here, to talk to people on the senatorial committee. this is all designed of a way for donald trump as he charges toward the nomination at the republican convention and on to the general election. capitol hill more comfortable with him. one of the big issues that separated donald trump from paul ryan is this idea of a ban on muslims entering the united states. donald trump went to some lengt

at least when it comes to mister trump. i can't remember a precedent for the presumptive nominee of the republican party inviting a man who is not going to be the democratic party nominee to a debate but hey, it's vintage trump. i don't think it's going to happen but it's another thing that shows why we have to keep on covering donald trump's. jon: i suppose for bernie it's a win-win lynn because the holes he's proud of pointing to the polls he says if he were to run against some of he would be him, no better place to show than on the debate stage. >> away for bernie sanders because unless something dramatic happens, he's not going to be the democratic nominee and if he remains on the stage it will give them massive exposure to continue his fundraising but he does this at his peril. i don't think it will, i agree with judy because he would have to know that he's walking into a situation where it will give an enormous audience to donald trump just to bash hillary clinton and he would have to decide whether he joins in on some

security policy and gain all of the insight that he has about a lot of very controversial issues and mister trumptalked about from china to russia to the issue of nato, leaving europe, possibly nuclear proliferation in asia. this is a great opportunity for him to touch base with deep thinkers on foreign-policy and i think it should be encouraging to everybody, especially if this is the first step in reaching out to a whole lot of people who might be able to provide some insight and experience. liz: it is encouraging to some people who felt donald trump is a smart businessman but perhaps week in certain areas. maybe this is a sign he is reaching for some bridge building and a little help. let me focus on what we have been saying. we articulated and laid out a whole bunch of issues that are flat in front of us that are quite frightening. what do you think should be the number one foreign-policy issue that the next president tackle that deals with right away? >> number one is very hard. immediately we are a nation at war fighting an apocalyptic terror group that has openly taken action to strike the

donald trump has now clinched the republican nomination for president. 1237 delegates needed and mister trump 1238 this comes after some of the unbound delegates told the ap they will support him at the convention so let's talk about it with larry sato, the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. heather: larry, the trunk train has folded and reached that magic number, what you think? >> give credit where credit is due. not just to donald trump of north dakota, the unbound delegates to the smart thing that we used to see at conventions where states would buy to provide the final votes to put somebody over the top so trump owes north dakota, north dakota owes trump but generally speaking, obviously it is historic. nobody has ever done what trump has done when a major party nomination with his business background as opposed to a governmental or military background. heather: you think we may see other unbound delegates follow suit? >> yes, some of them will be unhappy that north dakota got in front of them but maybe they will

i did love him coming out and saying the remarks about mister trump being the presumptive nominee. however today i think he tried to walk that back a little bit and show there was some positives without saying i endorse him right away but let's move forward with it. >> you know what donald trump did, julie and i have to say for democrats watching from the other side of the political while you must be salivating.>> i'm not salivating because quite honestly i think we need to two strong parties in this country. i'm not salivating at the demise of the republican party as we know it. i have sympathy for what you are saying, scott. there are a lot of republican saying we can't fathom this and the people who are never trump or the people who are poor trump and hate what paul ryan is doing, i don't know if it's good for our democracy to have weakened republican party the way it is right now. i have a lot of sympathy for paul ryan. he spent the last 20 years building the republican party on a set of principles. they may not be principles i agree with but they are a set of principles nevert

. >> it will be mister trump. he's not afraid to say what he thinks.i think there's more that needed in the country. stand up for what you believe, that's why we both. that's why we come and spend time out of our day to vote for somebody. it's very important. reporter: they consider this a hard-working blue-collar state. returning job to the workforce, is that important to you guys? >> it's very important. terre haute suffered from loss of employment like most. the constant losing of industrial jobs, we just can't put up with it anymore. we've got to do something to get people back to work. reporter: thank you for your time and when people are nonvoting they get receipt and bring it to annabelle here and annabelle up with the receipt in this box and that makes a final tally. and no, how many total voters have we seen? >> 396 right now. reporter: 87-year-old annabelle taking the final toll in viggo county. the day is still early, polls don't close until 6:00 so we will keep you posted as to who viggo voters are vot

even mister trump in his victory speech last night was taken aback by the amazing turn of events in just one night and over the past year. >> it's been some unbelievable day and evening and year and i've never been through anything like this but it's a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold and were going to make america great again. [applause] >> meantime, despite valiant saying that this race would not be over until the convention, ted cruz dropping this bombshell on his supporters last night. >> together we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. and so with a heavy heart but with boundless optimism for the long term future of our nation we are suspending our campaign. >> this is a fox news alert. we are now getting word, reports that ohio governor john kasich will be making an announcement this afternoon and reports are that he will be suspending his campaign. so again, we just got word that announcement will be coming this afternoon. reports are john kasich will be dropping out of this race. i want to

now that you are seeing mister trump as the presumptive nominee and it is still controversial in theother republicans debating whether they should join mister trump, some of them have dealt including over this issue. have you reached out to any of them and talk to them? what is your message for the rest of the gop? >> they don't talk to me. i have been to washington dc, they know about me and understand what we are trying to do, they understand they have a job to do, we have gotten so much from the republicans and obama came in. if you give obama a chance give trump a chance. it will be better, he is talking about doing good things, not hurting anybody, talking about making people follow the laws already on the books, you coming to the country, that is a crime but they want to ignore that part but we don't, first time you come into the country no matter what your motives, to get a job, help your family, it is still against the law. sandra: in the news this morning as we continue to talk about whether political correctness has gone too far the oakland police department has been forced

second of all mister trump is extremely qualified to be president considering what is at hand today.and let usama bin laden run free which gave rise to terrorism goes to show how out of touch hillary clinton is on the issue when it comes to the people of this country. she continues to say donald trump and his, quote, rhetoric, send a message to terrorists. what was the message prior to 9/11 because donald trump was not on the campaign trail. maria: interesting point. i wonder what you would say to the idea that he jumps the gun. yesterday we were here trying to figure out the details of what went on with this plane and he tweeted first thing in the morning it is probably terrorism. that is the kind of quickness people are saying in the presidential seat maybe it is best to wait until the details are in before commenting. >> he is not the president yet and when these things happen he is very much strong on the issue of fighting terrorism and eradicating it so that it looks like this is what happened because reports we are talking about, no one had contact with the pilot so it dropped

they are waiting for mister ryan and mister trump to come out and say something. we are told the meeting is over. as you heard moment ago from reince priebus, he tweeted out the exact meeting the meeting went well. very, very positive. ashley: a positive step toward party unity. stuart: that is what reince priebus says. the meeting is over and we are waiting for them to emerge from the meeting and they will emerge momentarily and you will hear exactly what they said. the dow industrial average not doing much at all, we are up four, five points, 177 to be precise. we are tracking the price of oil as oil is down. when oil was up stocks were up, now oil is down and started ended their game. the restaurant chain jack-in-the-box, profits helped by a mexican chain, jack-in-the-box stock is up 14% held by the mexican chain. then there is nbc. they hold exclusive broadcast rights to the olympics in brazil. here is what they probably won't show you much of in brazil where they cover the olympics. poverty, homelessness, disease ridden water, a lot of crime and the president

for mister trump. he will meet with paul ryan next week. dagen: reince priebus said that last night when talking to hannity. >> paul ryan wants to support the present of nominee but once to see someone who will bring the party together. see who comes out of that meeting, donald trump has the momentum and if he can come out of that meeting and have paul ryan on the defensive, i am onboard now that is a huge step in unifying the republican party. >> this should be an easy race for the republicans because hillary is a week candidate, she is not likable. the selection for the republicans to lose if the party does not come together, if the infighting doesn't stop the gop elites might hand hillary the presidency. dagen: she is made weaker by bernie still being in it. i know he is your guy. >> the last couple weeks, they pulled back on the democratic party. i have been critical of the democratic party and the way they changed the rules over the past 20 years but it exacerbated under debbie wasserman schultz's control. the dnc has been holding hand

the tone of mister trump. not as much as policies. a lot of us have to go back to the personal insults. that is what this is all about. picture yourself, donald trump, and all of these meetings. one-on-one meetings with the guy that just got brown knows, probably better than i. how does he have to support himself now going forward? should he not dial that back? what do you think? >> he is very gracious. a home nominee always be made unanimous in victory. yesterday when he said to paul ryan and send a message, i want you to be the chairman. he was reaching out. he is very gracious. i do think it is important to have message discipline in the campaign. not doing too many wanted trills. one of the things that we called for, doing a contract with america. house republicans did in 1994. the american people see that he is rock rocksolid with these issues that are important to them. >> thank you. mr. trump speaking with speaker paul ryan earlier today. they came a little closer together. i do not know if it was a coup by yacht type of thing,

jeff sessions, first senator to endorse mister trump is said to be on the short list. that and a lot more live next. martha: texas set to announce a formal legal challenge to president obama's controversial bathroom directive. we will talk to the texas attorney general about that. >> he has set a policy that will divide the country, not along political lines but along family values and school districts. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so guess what, i met them at the zoo. service that fits your schedule. that's another safelite advantage. ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ bill: the department of state, breaking news, 78 page report given to congress, the state department inspector general conc

jon: mister trump sitting down with republican leaders on capitol hill, paul ryan stopping short of endorsinge presidential nominee, both

mister trump now faces the tough job of uniting the republican party behind him as the race goes on forrning, i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. the race does continue as donald trump gearing up for a meeting on thursday with speaker of the house paul ryan after saying he was

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ed klein to interview mister trump. he is planning on playing nice heading into the convention.at we are calling that amber alert on public safety. ronald reagan signed. we get his response to president obama calling out the myth of the reagan recovery. >> mr. gorbachev tear it down this wall. ♪ you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ ♪ >> this hour, talking about president obama calling the reagan economy a myth. first thing california, look at this. bernie sanders draws a crowd of 15,000. two states actually vote today. west virginia and nebraska. what is hillary doing in response? she is ignoring bernie sanders. to facebook. deliver it lead suppressing facebook news. the proof is in your newsfeed. scripps and california protesting mandolin albright. our three starts right n

as i see it is the static cost of the plan is $10 trillion, that is a big number especially if mister trumpns out you could make some changes to the trump plan, we recommend your old buddy larry to cut the cost of this almost in half. you would still get the economic punch from the plan so the trump people are looking that over. i don't know if they will accept the tweaks we have made but that is what they would do if they make some changes and adjustments that are not major changes but save a lot of money. maria: the corporate tax rate coming back down to 50% is going to be huge for markets. once investors figure out you will see that number come down that has got to be a catalyst for the stock market. >> the other feature people are overlooking in the trump plan is he would take the capital gains and dividend tax to 20%. obama raised it 15% to 24%. i have to make this point. hillary has talked in her plan about raising the capital gains tax. she would take the capital gains tax from 24% to as high as 40%. trump is talking about reducing it. 45% capital gains dividend tax and 20% capital g

i thought the exact same thing that mister trump did when hillary clinton said she had experience withe was talking about her husband. >> i would expect donald trump to exploit that in the future. >> i am sure any time this topic comes up, of course this will. she is apologizing for going off the reservation which is something i understood as very off on a different topic. it is disturbing that this is a politically incorrect monster that the left has created. i cannot imagine anything more unpopular and very incorrect politically. using obscene gestures to trump supporters. we have been running a bot of this because i think everyone should see it. it is a disgrace. it is disgusting. these have no idea what is happening. they are just doing what they're told at this point. this goes to show what americans are facing today. this is where we are in this country. pro- america versus anti-america. people wearing bernie sanders t-shirts. people that support hillary clinton. funded with federal tax dollars. this is an indicated over where we are. we have a candidate that, despite all of that

mister trump goes to washington, he holds his highly anticipated meeting with paul ryan, both addressingimportant. >> i think there is unity. >> i want to be part of the unifying process so that we are at full strength to win this election this fall. dagen: george zimmerman back in the headlines, outrage after he says he plans to auction off the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. straight to the top of the first time in two years climbers reach the summit of mount everest. and into graham unveiling a redesigned logo, fans are not happy about it. the controversy ahead. tech's hottest companies learning it is expensive to be cool. some pulling back on their famous perks. later this hour looking at luxury real estate. find out where the most expensive homes are around the globe. taking you around the world to look at stock market starting in asia. asian markets have been mixed, the nikkei eking out a gain. in europe stocks coming off of early losses across the board, 1% gain on the major french market. futures looking to rebound, gains across the board adding on to the dow industrials righ