mr. trump: great to see you. we are getting so many questions on the building itself, how it's coming and this is a great speaker system, boy. unbelievable. and just want to thank everybody for coming. we have had so many inquiries as to how we are doing at the old post office, what was formerly the old post office. the rooms are almost complete. close to 300 rooms, super luxury and going to be amazing and going to employ substantially more than i would say 500 people, at least 500 people and getting them largely from the area and they are already in training. our chefs have been employed, our service staff has been fully employed. so we have a tremendous group of people. the hotel is going to be incredible. much of what you are sitting on, that was open space going into a basement area, that is a brand new floor and gets covered with beautiful marble from different parts of the world. much of what you are seeing here gets the final touches on it. this was one of the great buildings in washingt

[applause] mr. trump: we are going to take care of our veterans. what is it about trump that they like? we went to hilton head, we went to different places. there were hundreds and hundreds of bikers. beautiful bikes. lots of harleys, made in america. beautiful bikes. what is it with them? why do they like me? tell me. [indiscernible] [laughter] [cheers and applause] mr. trump: who is that? i love it. i don't know what it is but they like me. i feel good with them. i feel safe. i got out. i took a picture. secret service went crazy. i said these are good people. don't worry about it. i appreciate it, fellas. we are going to keep you free. i am going to keep you free because we are getting rid of isis. we are going to have borders again. we are going to have borders again. here we have something that is pretty interesting. i love you, too. you lost 70,000 jobs to china. 70,000 jobs. 100,000 illegal immigrants living in wisconsin. taxpayers are paying tens of millions of dollars. [crowd booing] mr. trump i don't know. : what happened with walker -- i

in georgia.ly mr. trump was endorsed by nascar's chief executive and several nascar drivers leading into the gop super tuesday contest. mr. trump: you people are amazing. i love you. i love georgia. here is the story. we have 7005 hundred people in the room. outside, we have 12,000 people. [applause] : we set up the speakers. would anyone like to give some of the people outside your position? please raise your hand. i'm only kidding. we have a lot of good news today. cnn just came out with a poll. trump, 49%. [applause] mr. trump: a rubio, 16%. ted cruz, 15%. 10% and john kasich, 6%. we are at 49%, can you believe it? [applause] mr. trump: we got the endorsement of senator sessions. and we have sarah palin and so many incredible people. junior.lwell we are winning every level with evangelicals. maybe that is one of the reasons we've had such help what the evangelicals, the tea party people, we are winning with old, young, highly educated. [applause] trump: we are winning with a little less than highly educat

[applause] mr. trump: yes, go ahead. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i am totally denouncing -- any hate group, no good with donald trump. any hate group. but if you are telling me, i will believe it. i totally denounce, ok? >> [inaudible] mr. trump: bullying? yeah? >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i will help the party fundraiser, yes. i am not looking for funds for myself. i am totally self funding my campaign, but i will absolutely help the camp -- the party fundraiser. i don't want any money for myself. go ahead. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: no, i'm not. i think we will win before the convention. i think we will win before. i have sponsored a lot of sporting events. the fighters have a great expression. when they go into a city or town where it is an unfriendly town but they think they are going to win, the only way we are going to do -- to guarantee victory is to not them out. the only way i can guarantee victory is to get enough delegates. if we think about it like price fighters do, that's called a knockout. we think we are going to do very well in

mr. trumpthey are winning. they are shutting down the world. we are worried about laws and we cannot waterboard. they are chopping off heads and drowning people in steel cages. >> if you were president, what would you say about winning the war? senator cruz said he thought we should have patrols in muslim neighborhoods in the u.s. you said you thought that was a good idea earlier today. we had ryan crocker on our show and he said that it would be exactly what jesus would want us to do because we're pretraining the u.s. as the indiscriminately prejudice against muslims. how do you respond? mr. trump: i'm ok. we have to be vigilant, careful. if you talk about the two lens, we were watching closer than anybody else and it was an amazing group and they call people in terms of stopping attacks. blasio.nded by mayor to they ended it. we should bring it back. we should look, even at the mosques. >> there's a problem. you are saying ambassador crocker is wrong? you denounce that isis would take that as

[laughter] mr. trump: hit is a failed candidate. he failed horribly. [laughter] mr. ump: that was a race i have to say folks that should have been won. that was a race that absolutely should have been won. and i don't know what happened to him. he disappeared. he disappeared. and i wasn't happy about it, i'll be honest, because i'm not a fan of barack obama and that was a race that i backed mitt romney. and i backed him. you can see how loyal, he was begging. i could have said drop to your knees. he would have dropped to his knees. he was begging me. and he said i'm not big like him and great businessman. since then, i have done much better. but we'll talk about it in a second. hit was thinking about running again. he ran a horrible campaign. it was a campaign that never should have been lost. you are running against a failed president. he came up with 47%, he demeaned 47% of the people in our country, the famous 47%. once that was said, i'll be honest, once that was said, a lot of people thought it was over for him. the last month and a half, he disappeared. i called

mr. trump, as you may have heard, the 2012 republican nominee for president mitt romney had some things to say about you today. [crowd boos] he said your domestic policy will lead to recession. he said your foreign policy will make us less safe, and then he listed what he said are your personal qualities, quoting now romney on trump, quote: the bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the 3rd grade theatrics. he challenged you to answer with substance, not insults. how do you answer mitt romney, sir? >> well, look, he was a failed candidate. he should have beaten president obama very easy. he failed miserably, and it was an embarrassment to everybody, including the republican party. he went away -- it looked like he went away on vacation the last month. so i don't take that. and i guess obviously he wants to be relevant. he wants to be back in the game. as far as domestic policy and trade, which is killing our country, he said free trade. and i believe in free trade, also. if you loo

[applause] mr. trumpoblem is fundamental, we have reward the world's leading state-sponsored terror with $150 billion and we received absolutely nothing in return. [applause] mr. trump: i have studied this issue in great detail. i would say, actually, greater by far than anybody else. believe me. oh, believe me. and it is a bad deal. the biggest concern with the deal is not necessarily that iran is going to violate it, because already, you know, as you know, it has. the bigger problem is that they can keep the terms and still get the bomb by simply running out the clock. and of course, they will keep the billions and billions of dollars that we so stupidly and foolishly gave them. [applause] mr. trump: the deal does not even require iran to dismantle its military nuclear capabilities. yes, it places limits on its military nuclear program for only a certain number of years, but when those restrictions expire, iran will have an industrial-sized military nuclear capability ready to go and with zero provision

alleges that there are two donald trump assuming that mr. s correct, i would like to know how the american people are supposed to know which donald trump will show up in the war room when we have a crisis with great pressure on it, and the president has to make a decision about the use of military power. how do we know which one? will it be the bombastic donald trump, or the relaxed conversational tone of the interview station? how will the american people know how this man will react in the most important role in president has? >> that is a great question. i guess my answer would be there are not two donald trump's. there is one donald trump and he for the spread the one who says i would like to smash that protesters face in, or in the good old days he would taken out of your on a stretcher, that is donald trump. the fact that he can then enter an editorial boardroom and speak in a different tone of voice, my mind does not negate the damage that that kind of campaigning dust and has done. course, does not take away the fact that they are the

mr. trump. it's about america. and this is what we have to be thinking about. i have found that in talking with him that, you know, there's a lot more alignment, philosophically and spiritually, than i ever thought that there was. he will speak to that, but, you know, that actually surprised me more than anything. because i do recognize how a person's image can be greatly distorted, having been the victim of that. i probably understand it better than anybody. and i think as the american people who we are focusing on, as they begin to see the real individual there, and those who are helping that individual, i think we're going to be comforted as a nation. you know, we have to start working together. we cannot allow the agents of division to continue to separate us. as a nation, our strength is our unity. and we -- we just have to sort of ignore those people who are always trying to stir up strife, and i'm appealing to some degree to the media as well. you know, you're part of america, too, and s

mr. trump: i've had a good instinct for national security.k: i'm not asking about your instinct. it is not one area where you would want to know more? morerump i want to know: about every little corner, by do instinct.ve a good i said take the oil. inaid, we should not be iraq. it is a total mess. iran is going to take the oil. people don't realize, iraq has the second-largest oil reserves in the world, and very good oil. now, where is the oil? isis has the oil. it has been taken for granted that the united states and the president of the united freehe leader of the world. would you think of yourself as the leader of the free world? : i would. i think the days of nationbuilding have proven to be over. john: do you think america is the most part of one nation on the earth right now? : the power of weaponry is so incredible. thee are not talking about power of weapons, i would say, you made a mistake, get out. you cannot allow anyone to arm with the kind of weapons that can be produced. john: you talked about the notion that we are losing, they

mr. trump: i remember that. i remember that. questioner: you -- mr. p: such a wonderful, beautiful woman. just an amazing woman. are you coming along ok? questioner: no, sir. but that's ok. because i'm here right now to thank you in person and that was my biggest dream. and i wanted to thank you because through you and your organizations, my son, who is mexican american, 7 years old, through your organizations and just being able to stand on that stage back in 2005, the outpouring of love that came from that, ultimately provided my son when he graduates high school with a full ride to college. \[cheers and applause] mr. trump: that's great. questioner: because of you. mr. trump: we're going to watch him. tanner, watch him. we're going to be watching your boy, ok? but you're going to hopefully be around. you're not going to have to have anybody watching. we'll be helping you. questioner: thank you. god bless you. and just, you know, he's a mexican american. and because of your efforts, have sent him to college and i've been writing letters to him for wh

mr. trump: well, thank you very much everyone. this was an amazing evening and i don't think i have ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. [laughter] $38 million worth of horrible lies. but that's ok. it shows you how brilliant the public is because they knew they were lies. and it was just amazing to watch. and to get these kind of numbers where they call them immediately is just something very special. so, i want to thank the public and the people of michigan. i want to thank the people of mississippi. and it is such a great honor. and, it is also really wonderful to have you at trump national golf club. jack nicholas did this. it is his signature course and it's a great result in place and we have a lot of our members here. [applause] mr. trump: we love our members. jack is a special man and he did a special job. and we love jack. we have another special member. paul o'neill of the yankees, can you stand up? [applause] paul. you originally come from ohio, right

[applause] mr. trump: ted cruz is interesting. he is always saying i am the only one that can beat donald trump. you have to vote for donald trump and going to be miserable. you have to vote for me. the only onee is that can beat donald trump. i've heard it so many times, but he never beats me. take a look. meaning he rarely beats me. the fact is that we are going to do well. ted cruz is going to have a hard time with certain states. one of the things we do is we get up new york. i'm going to do great. we get to new jersey, i'm going to do great. chris christie is here someplace. i watched what chris christie did to marco. great prosecutor. and really, when he came and called he said i have seen it, it is amazing thing. many people have called it a movement. covers on time magazine. part of the movement is what i said before. the people want to be involved. when chris called and sarah palin called, and jerry falwell junior called, when joe arpaio called, and you know when joe arpaio of arizona calls, the that donald trump is tough

mr. trump may have heard, the 2012 republican nominee for president mitt romney had some things to say about you today. [crowd boos] he said your domestic policy will lead to recession. he said your foreign policy will make us less safe, and then he listed what he said are your personal qualities, quoting now romney on trump, quote: the bullying, the greed, the showingÑo off, the is i sage misogyny, the 3rd grade tactics. he challenged you to answer with substance, not insults. how do you answer mitt romney, sir? >> well, look, he was a failed candidate. he should have beaten president obama very easy. he failed miserably, and it was an embarrassment to everybody, including the republican party. he went away -- it looked like he went away on vacation the last month. so i don't take that. and i guess obviously he wants to be relevant. he wants to be back in the game. as far as domestic policy and trade, which is killing our country, he said free trade. and i believe in free trade, also. if you l

mr. trump had about 35 to 42% in most states of the vote. that's impressive. the rest of the non-trump vote is where the growth opportunity lies. in some states it's closer to 60, 65%. in some states it's closer to 50, 55%. a two person race makes this very interesting. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> next, you know him from shows like "happy days" and "charles in charge." he has a lot to say about this election. who he's supporting and why. scott baio is here with my next. after that, the path to the nomination. pollster lee carter is hear to break down the stakes ahead as justice rolls on. don't go away. foxnews.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >>> developing tonight, another critical week ahead in the race for the white house. candidates battle to win delegates. with me now to break it all down is republican pollster leigh carter. arizona coming up on tuesday. they're blocking the road so people can't get to the trump rally. help trump or hurt? >> i've seen evidence both ways. i've seen it's going to help

mr. trump's position is fully that he is pro life, with the exceptions of rape and incest. and inns what's interesting about this, this was a liberal journalist who uses the same old tactics that try to trap pro life politicians, particularly republicans down this line. because there is still the person hood discussion when it comes to abortion, the public is becoming more and more pro life on this issue so they try to make it difficult f politicians to handle these questions. mr. trump was giving his answers and put out a full clarification afterwards. >> and you say he misspoke in his initial statement during that interview, right? >> well, simply because should women be punished and mr. trump said yes, which is why he put out a clarification, the answer is no, women would not be punished, women would be the victim. the person actually breaking the law in this case performing an actual procedure if it were illegal should be punished. >> mr. trump says the exceptions are rape and incest? >> wh

mr. trump: i would be very optimistic and tough on terror. much tougher than what we are right now. we are not playing on the same field. no laws. they kill people, they don't talk about it. they don't worry about the law. we do something a little harsh and that soldier or whoever loses his pension and loses his life. the samet playing by rules. they are playing dirty stuff. we can't do anything. waterboarding, nothing nice about it, but it is a minimal form. we have to go tougher. it is eating up the world. the world is weak and ineffective. what is happening in germany is unbelievable. what is happening in a small part of sweden is unbelievable. a lot of people are saying donald trump was right. you know that and i know that. i don't want to be right about it. i want to be wrong about it. senator cruz thought we should have police patrols. you said you thought that was a good idea. you were behind it. on our show.rocker it would portray the united states as being indiscriminately presidents a

[applause] mr. trumpthat's high. and i'm very proud of it, because this is not a plateau. this is a movement. we have a movement going on, folks. "time" magazine did a story recently, a couple of weeks ago talking about what's going on and never seen anything like it. they say actually, and i don't think i am exaggerating, but many of the great writers, which there are very few because many is very dishonest, but in the history of this country, there has never been anything like this. we were in huntsville, alabama, we had 35,000 people. 35,000 people. we were -- we went to arkansas. oh, is that another one? get them out. get them out. get them out. they just don't stop. get them out. thank you. bye-bye. bye-bye. terrible. incredible. now you know, you can be nice if you are nice, they will say you were soft. and you can be vicious, get out of here! and then say -- please get them out. [applause] mr. trump: it's incredible. i love you, too. i love you, too. i love you, too. by the way i'm self-funding my

[applause] mr. trump: and further, it would reward palestinian terrorism because every day they are stabbing israelis and americans. point t week, a west grad, phenomenal young person, who served in iraq and afghanistan, was murdered in the streets by a knife-yielding palestinian. you don't reward behavior like that. you cannot do it. [applause] mr. trump: there's only one way you treat that kind of behavior, you have to confront it. [applause] mr. trump: it's not up to the united nations to go with a solution, it's really the parties that must negotiate a resolution themselves. they have no choice. they have to do it themselves or it will never hold up any way. the united states can be useful as a facilitator of negotiations, but no one should be telling israel that it must be -- and really, it must abide by some agreement made by others made by others thousands of miles away that doesn't know what is happening to israel and anyone in the area. we aren't going to let it happen. [applause] mr. trump: when

cheers and applause] ♪ mr. trump: thank you so much. what a turnout. what a turnout. wow!cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. i want to thank paul. i love tough people. you need tough people and he's a tough cookie. and when we got his endorsement, we were thrilled, i tell you that. he is a great guy. you know, i was doing a little bit of a thing called the bates -- [crowd chanting] mr. trump: get them out, please. et them out.

mr. trump. >> one of the biggest political events anywhere in the world is happening right now with the republican party. millions and millions of people are going out to the polls and they are voting. they are voting out of enthusiasm. they are voting out of love. some of these people, frankly, have never voted before. 50 years old, 60 years old, 70 years old. never voted before. we're taking people from the democrat party. we're taking people as independents. they're all coming out and the whole world is talking about it. it's very exciting. i think, frankly, the republican establishment, or whatever you want to call it, should embrace what's happening. we're having millions of extra people join. we are going to beat the democrats. we are going to beat hillary or whoever it may be. and we're going to beat them soundly. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. let's begin with jobs and the economy which republican voters say is the most important issue to them in this election. there have been so

yes. >> mr. trump. >> david. >> mr. trump, two questions, first of all, did you guys sort of gently or formally apologize to each other for some of the nasty things you said to each other on the trail? >> yeah, it's politics. it is politics. it's tough tough. it is a tough business. i used to think real estate in manhattan is tough. this is like -- this is a tough business, this politics. a lot of things happen in politics that don't happen anywhere else. yeah, we understand that. go ahead. >> secondly, sort of the question always comes up in big endorsements has there been any discussion between the two of you or promises made to dr. carson in your add duration? >> no either even as a running mate -- >> when ben called he didn't say would you do this, would you do that, he just wants to help and feels strongly about what's happening and you see the kind of crowds we get, we get crowds that are amazing and record setting, i don't think there has ever been anything like it. it's on the cover of any magazine. ben sees that

mr. trump is not afraid to take questions from anyone. he's the candidate who's had more press conferences than anyone. he takes the tough questions. he goes to the debates knowing the moderators and opponents are going to dog pile on him. mr. trump is not speaking at cpac this year because we have an election tomorrow. i'm here in d.c. because we were supposed to be here tomorrow but the campaign decided to go out there and make one last pitch to the voters in kansas and get out and campaign in florida. that simple. liz: matt was saying he could have won the straw poll which the participants at cpac take at the end of this several day long event. now that's going to hurt him. he's going to do a lot worse than the straw poll. i'm guessing donald trump doesn't give a hoot about any straw poll there? >> if you look at record of cpac, usually a ron paul or rand paul that wins the cpac straw poll. and there are a lot of activists here. mr. trump has spoken at cpac in the past. this was scheduled ri

[laughter] mr. trump, you say what you will do for the united states -- mr. trump: we have a country that is in big trouble. our infrastructure is going to hell, our hospitals and airports -- i go throughout the world. ar, you go to so ,any places, in china, asia different places in the middle east. you look at some of the airports they have, the roadways they have, the transportation systems they have and the trains. we are like a third world country. so i am going to be very good for the world and get along with the world. me,will be very proud of even you will be proud of me as a president. we have to rebuild our country because our country is going to hell. and hillary clinton does not have a clue. really bothered me, the reason i have such great support, is that people in the middle income groups are making less money today than they made 12 years ago. are making less money, she has been there with obama for a long. been there with obama for a long period of time. why haven't they done anything about it? then you look at her record as secretary of state,

there's plenty of evidence that mr. trump is a con man, a fake. mr. trump has changed his positions not just over the years, but over the course of the campaign. and on the ku klux klan, daily for three days in a row. we will only know if he's a real deal or a phony if he releases his tax returns and the tape of his interview with the "new york times." i predict that there are more bombshells in his tax returns. i predict that he doesn't give much if anything to the disabled and to our veterans. i predict that he told "the new york times" that his immigration talk is just that -- talk. and i predict that despite his promise to do so, first made over a year ago, that he will never, ever release his tax returns. never. not the returns under audit, not even the returns that are no longer being audited. he has too much to hide. nor will he authorize the release of the tapes that he made with "the new york times." if i'm right, you'll have all the proof you need to know that donald trump is indeed a phony. attacking me, as he surely will, won't prove him an

mr. trump had about 35 to 42% in most states of the vote. that's impressive. p vote is where the growth opportunity lies. in some states it's closer to 60, 65%. in some states it's closer to 50, 55%. a two person race makes this very interesting. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> next, you know him from shows like "happy days" and "charles in charge." he has a lot to say about this election. who he's supporting and why. scott baio is here with my next. after that, the path to the nomination. pollster lee carter is hear to break down the stakes ahead as justice rolls on. don't go away. ♪ (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. withof my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by t

mr. trump's bombast is already alarming our allies and fueling the enemity of our enemies, insulting all muslims, keeping many of them from fully engaging with us in their urgent fight against isis. and for what purpose? muslim terrorists would only have to lie about their religion to enter the country. and then what he said about -- and "60 minutes." did you hear this? it was about syria and isis, and it has to go down as the most ridiculous and dangerous idea of the entire campaign season. let isis take out assad, he said. and then we can pick up the remnants. now think about that. let the most dangerous terror organization the world has ever known take over an entire country? this recklessness is recklessness in the extreme. now donald trump tells us he is very, very smart. i'm afraid that when it comes to foreign policy, he is very, very not smart. think of donald trump's personal qualities. the bullying. the greed. the showing off. the misogyny. the absurd third grade theater tricks. we ha

mr. trumphe is endorsing donald trump good to have you. >> good to be with you. >> i have a feeling, congressman, this wasn't exactl% as it was billed. it was supposed to be the real powerful establishment leadership types but not one of them of that type were there. so, what can i read into that? they either had other things to do or didn't want to be at the meeting? >> certainly donald trump is in d.c. to speak to aipac today, the same time president obama is in cuba. sessions, very short timeline of 48 hours when senator sessions, knowing that mr. trump would be in d.c., called the group of us together and it was an excellent meeting. you could call it an outreach to those of us inmrrrlmx d.c., andy our past support and looking for input. we discussed the supreme court in depth. we certainly discussed the campaign against hillary, the need for the republicans to coalesce around mr. trump because we are confident1Ñz> so indian that room -- i

they said there was sufficient manpower on the scene to handle any situation, but mr. trump and his campaign cancelled the rally in chicago. i should mention that according to the chicago police department not only did they not tell donald trump to cancel this event tonight, they say that the university police department also didn't recommend to the trump campaign that they call off this event. the police say this was made 100% by the campaign, this decision was made 100% by the campaign and any idea that the police said that you can't do this because it's not safe, the police are denying that that is the way this went down. we've got an interview, an intensive interview with donald trump himself about what happened tonight and why and that's coming up next. stay with us. and can you explain why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food?" is that real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or

mr. trump decided he couldn't put on rally like he likes to do with a lot of cheering and back and forth with the disrupt going on. of course, here is a big city, no surprise this would happen. what i guess i'm still stunned by is trump's rallies have been pl planned. why would they hold rally in downtown chicago with a diverse population. a lot of people who are progressives, a lot of minorities who don't like a word of what trump has been saying on television. here they came to disrupt it. they have succeeded. i want to go back to you, katie on this question of planning of rallies. is it normal for a trump rally to vet the people and expect most will be supporters? >> they have done the vetting on one occasion that i can remember. real vetting on one occasion i can remember. that was in burlington, vermont. that was a city that had been open about the protesters. they were planning ongoing in to try to disrupt this event. this was a very small venue. they asked are you a trump supporter. they

mr. trump had about 35 to 42% in most states of the vote. that's impressive. e non-trump vote is where the growth opportunity lies. in some states it's closer to 60 65%. in some states it's closer to 50 55%. a two person race makes this very interesting. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> next you know him from shows like "happy days" and "charles in charge." he has a lot to say about this election. who he's supporting and why. scott baio is here with my next. after that the path to the nomination. pollster lee carter is hear to break down the stakes ahead as justice rolls on. don't go away. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. the lexus command performance sales event is on. with extraordinary offers on the visionary ls, the generously appointed es and the new, eight-passenger lx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. out on the town or in for the night

>> mr. trump, two questions. first of all, did you guys sort of gently or formally apologize to each other for some of the nasty things you said to each other on the trail? >> yes, it's politics. it is politics. it's tough stuff. it's a tough business. i thought real estate in manhattan was tough. this is a tough business this politics. a lot of things happen in politics that don't happen anywhere else. so we understand that. go ahead. >> secondly, sort of a question always comes up in big endorsements, has there been any discussion the two of you about a promise made for dr. carson in your administration either as a running made or -- >> no. i thought it was lovely. he just wants to help. and he feels strongly about what's happening and you see the kind of grads we get. we get grads that are amazing and record setting. well, i mean, it's offer the cover of every magazine. there's never been anything like it. ben sees that and ben will have a big, big part. ben -- maybe ben doesn't even know this

[applause] mr. trump: i will bring them up owner oflly but the the whole deal, the big guy, brian france. come on up. [applause] mr. trump: he's getting pretty dapper. brian, we love you. do you want to say a few words? >> i've known donald for over 20 hiss and you know about winning in business and success. he wins with his family. he does. you leave on one other thing, any of his children you would be proud to have as her family. that how i measure a winner, how someone raises their family. [applause] greatump: one of the drivers of the world in history, the great bill elliott. come on, bill. [applause] mr. trump: we love bill. >> i don't know what to say. for what he can do for our country, i'm all for it. we need a change, that's all there is to it. i think he's the man for the job. trump: do these guys have guts. i want to go about 60, that's enough. we have ryan newman. ryan. [applause] come on up here, ryan. mr. trump: we have david reagan. david, come in. and bill and his incredible wife had a son

the way mr. trump will do that appealing to disenfranchised blue-collar workers that haven't had a pay raise or good-paying job, worried about their economic futures, whether offshoring of jobs or whether whether it is open borders. deirdre: let me stop you, stephen, i agree -- it is obvious he is saying things that really connect and resonate with some people and he is reflecting a lot of people's frustration. >> absolutely. deirdre: but when you talk about blue-collar workers or manufacturing, some of his plans, how is going to do in four years, for example, criticizes tpp or when he criticizes the some of the trade deals already in place? >> great question. deirdre: one thing to reflect emotion and frustration but quite another to get things done in washington. >> that's a really, i'm really glad you asked that question, thank you. the trans-pacific partnership, obama signed it but has not been enacted by congress so it is not in place. the tpp is a 12-nation pact. the one of the countries in that p

mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> good morning to you both. mr. trump as you mentioned goes to washington. >> greetings from the bloomberg washington bureau. just down the road from here white house hopefuls of both parties are addressing the annual conference of the powerful pro israel lobbying group. all three republican candidates are speaking this evening. donald trump's speech will be by far the one that gets the most attention. later in the program we'll show you my conversation with a pair of rabbis who are concerned with trump's policies and his rhetoric. to further illustrate the tough crowd trump will face this evening check out oat investigation hillary clinton got this morning when she spoke to the group and called out mr. trump for previously suggesting he would not take sides in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> yes, we need steady hands not a president who says he is neutral

so i think i'm doing okay. >> mr. trump, you pointed out that you've had to get tougher than you might have otherwise in the primary up to this point just because it has bean very difficult race, a lot of tough things, things have been thrown around by a lot of the candidates. you said you like to take it more positive, you have been bringing up your positives. once you get to the general election, let's assume you'll go up against hillary clinton will it be a positive campaign or again drags down into some of the mostly clear? -- muck? >> i can't say. you don't know until the moment. i get a kick out of these guys. at this state we'll do that. it doesn't work that way, in my opinion in real life. you have to see where you are at the moment. that's how i've been running it. that's the way it's been working. some people that are down now are establishment people and i wouldn't say they are exactly thrilled with donald trump but tend result has been a very positive result and, you know, my whole theme is make america great ag

it went on and mr. trump said we cannot be rough enough with protesters anymore, these are terrible people, that we need to toughen up because they do something to a protesters that gives them the finger, that is -- that's what he did in st. louis. they didn't cancel st. louis. they did cancel chicago after the streets were full around the venue after the venue was full of thousands of people and they let them all in and then they called it off and then they left and just let them fight it out. literally fight it out. american presidential politics isn't like this for anybody else. american presidential politics did not get this way on its own. this is the work of an american presidential candidate who deliberately made this happen and the republican party is about to nominate him for president. . you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. whewhat does it look lik

mr. trump suspe suspect -- isn't going to be stopped. perhaps. but the rules of political history have pretty much all been shredded during this campaign. if the other candidates with find common ground, i believe we have find a person who event the values and policies of conservatism. that means i would vote for marco rubio in florida and for john kasich in ohio, and for ted cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating mr. trump in a given state. let me turn to national security. mr. trump's bombast is already alarming our allies and fuelling the anger of our enemies. assaulting all muslims will keep many of them from fully engaging us in the urgent fight against isis. what he said -- and 60 minutes, did you hear this? it has to go down as the most ridiculous and dangerous idea of the entire campaign season. let isis take out assad, he said. and then we can pick up the remnants. think about that. let the most dangerous terror organization the world has ever

was the reporter trying to reach for mr. trump, as he says? donald trump is arguing with her over what really happened. let me play for you what he said today about why the reporter, in his view, is not telling the truth. >> she said -- this is an exact quote. i was jolted backwards. she yanked me down. she didn't go to the ground. she didn't almost fall to the ground. i was able to maintain by balance nonetheless, but i was shaken. >> katrina, why is it worth it for him to go to this granular level, to go down to the ground with this one? >> it's not necessarily down to the ground. he's just stating the facts. we hear media coverage 24/7 on things like this where the facts aren't being reported. this woman is saying that a father of four small children grabbed her and tried to throw her to the ground, erin. that is a very serious charge. it did not happen that way. that's all mr. trump is doing. he is fighting back for his employee doing his job. this was a press scrum. this type of thing is not unusual. >> doug, a quick final word to you. is

[applause] mr. trumpas a very dangerous time for israel, and frankly for anyone supporting israel. many people turned down this honor. i did not. i took the risk and i am glad i did. [applause] mr. trump: but i did not come here tonight to pander to you about israel. that is what politicians do. all talk, no action. late me. believe me. i came to speak to you about where i stand on the future of ourican relations with strategic ally, our unbreakable friendship, and our cultural brother. the only democracy in the middle east, the state of israel. [applause] mr. trump: thank you. my number one priority is to dismantle the disastrous deal with iran. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. thank you. business a long time. i know deal-making and let me tell you, this deal is catastrophic for america, for israel, and for the whole of the middle east. [applause] problem isthe fundamental, we have reward the world's leading state-sponsored terror with $150 billion and we received absolutely nothing in return.

mr. trump, at least he said it was, that maybe that event should be canceled. that event was not canceled. it went on, mr. trump lamented that we can't be rough enough with protesters anymore, that these are terrible people, that these are the people destroying our country that we need to toughen up as a country anybody who gets in trouble because they do something to a protester who gives them the finger, that is the -- yeah. that's what he did in st. louis. they didn't cancel st. louis. they did cancel chicago. after the streets were full around the venue. after the venue itself was full of thousands of people. and they just let them all in. and then they called it off. and then they left. and just let them fight it out, literally fight it out. american presidential politics isn't like this for anybody else. american presidential politics did not get this way on its own. this is the work of an american presidential candidate who deliberately made this happen. and the republican party is about