mr. donald: it is good. returns are above average for our fleet around the world, and there is only about 5% of our capacity in china, but we have six ships and an increase in capacity this year in china. 130 5remains strong with million outbound tourists already in china, making them the largest outbound tourists nation in the world, and only some of them are cruising, so we see china as a burgeoning market, someday the largest cruise market in the world. and a slowdown? mr. donald: a slowdown in china for us? no. thank you, carol. he is the ceo of the carnival cruise lines. and a business flash, bill gross says the chinese economy quotes thatng at 6% are delusion will one day be exposed to fresh air, him making that comment they mention 6.5% this year and 6.2% in 2017. and long considered a top candidate to replace warren buffett as the ceo of berkshire , jain.y is expanding a replacement has not yet been named, but they will have that person report to mr. jain. the headquarters and research campuses at de

mr. donald trump -- let's be real. >> e-mail is not a word -- >> no, he is nothing like mr. donald trump at all. it's just ironic to me that the clinton campaign wants to cry foul when they brought out almost every member of the congressional black caucus to say that senator bernie sanders did not fight in the civil rights movement. those kinds of things discredit him all along the way and now he responds? so -- >> let's leave these attacks to donald trump and ted cruz and the 57 different republican investigative committees that house republicans set up to investigate hillary clinton, you know, baselessly. let's let republicans be the ones to engage in attacks. as democrats, we have a responsibility to focus on issues that matter. that is what people want us to focus on. and i hope that senator sanders learns his lesson and stays on the high road and will talk about national security, gun violence, his plans to increase wages. the plans for infrastructure -- >> and talking about issues such as war in iraq those are serious issues. >> what is fascinating about this, you're se

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mr. donald trump has.u know, he's spreading so many against the minorities, against the women, immigrants in general, to have him here inviting a fund-raiser which is outrageous for me. you know, for the last seven years, my family and my community were trying to recuperate what happened to my brother. it's a flash back, you know. all this week, i feel like if we go back to zero again, to have mr. donald trump. >> so do you have any idea why the gop picked that dance hall for this event? do you think they had this in mind, that it was so close to the crime scene of where your brother was killed? >> you know, in my personal opinion, i believe so. they have this in mind. i don't know why they are thinking about this because you know this place should be a holy place which my community had to be working so hard. as a human being, you know, it has to be a limit, you know, and this limit is don't -- he should not be. >> do you think this venue was selected on purpose? have you reached out and received a respons

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mr. hohmann. as we get started, people looking at your twitter feed will see many references to making the wisconsin primary donald trump's waterloo essentially. why are you thinking about it like tha? mr. mcintosh: this could be the primary which projecting forward -- he lost one state but clearly has over momentum. ted cruz beating him in wisconsin shows that when you get down to essentially the two-person race, he does not win. also that cruz can win outside of the south. a northern industrial state, not a red state, but rather one that has voted democratic in several recent presidential races. if that happens, it is a shift of where republicans are. you can think of a lot of different explanations for it. we like to take credit and say club for growth as educated him about not being a conservative and a smart thing to do is vote for ted cruz, but i also think voters are kind of maturing. early, it was i am at washington. i think things are on the wrong track. i will send a message. now they are thinking we still want to send a message and i think ted cruz does that for them, but others are saying wait a second

mr. matthews: how do you actually do it? donald trump: you go back to a position like they had where people were perhaps go to illegal places, and you have to ban it. mr. matthews: they go to somebody who flunked out of medical school. donald trump: how do you feel about that catholic church position on abortion? mr. matthews: concur with their moral position, but not legally. donald trump: but what do you say about your church? chris matthews: churches make their morals. you are running for president, chief executive of the united states. do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no? donald trump: the answer is there has to be someform of punishment. chris matthews: for the woman? donald trump: yes. mr. matthews: 10 years? what? you take positions on everything else. mr. trump: i do take positions on everything else. it is political. mark: the political world has been reacting to that fascinating exchange. john kasich was in queens, new york, and he criticized donald trump's answer as inappropriate. hillary clinton was aro

mr. donald j trump. >> ♪ >> donald trump might want to pack it up and pack it in when it comes to playinghe song, jump around, at his rallies. the rapper blasted trump for recent campaign stop. words, we can't say on tv, and, also, told billboard magazine, quote, the smartest businessman in the world should know that you have to license this music, if it makes appearance on tv with you. and, they are making appearances on tv. >> the rapper said he's not considering legal action against trump. beyond a cease and desist letter saying suing him would be a quote, scumbag donald trump move. and that he doesn't want any of trump's money. >> guess we know how he feels about trump. >> i think he's made it very clear. it is suspected trump chose the song jump around, by the way, in preparation for the wisconsin primaries, that's the song played at the university of wisconsin football games between the thirds and fourth quarters. >> we always seem to have these controversies, every election cycle. someone always says don't play my song t happens. >> and it has happened with trump before in election

mr. donald trump is elected president. a couple of connects had something to say about this.in canada. has anyone asked if we would take them? asked 1st. next up, things that don't make sense. donald trump is the cat litter of vegetables. very good. i think you have a crush on the donald. in fact, how do ii get my question asked in your shows male segment? keep trying. they just might work out for you one day. let's in the show on a high note. kennedy, i like you, but sometimes you need to shut up. you mtv reject. you shut up. you're ugly. what? thank you for watching the show tonight. i just want to take a moment to say goodbye to my lovely senior producer, tim. there we are looking at a bright light. it does not have to make sense. he was my segment producer and was promoted all the way up to captain of the ship. we had a lovely farewell dinner last week. there we are touring the wall between us and mexico. we snuck under it and had margaritas. now because of that and a legal proceeding he is leaving us for greener pastures. he is my hero and will already be my friend. by,

october of 1993, they had a baby girl, tiffany trump, and two months later, marla maples became mrs. donalds, the real estate market rebounded and donald trump was back on top, valued at $450 million on the forbes' wealthiest americans list. but trump said it was more than like $2 billion. >> donald is one of the few people, and i think the researchers at "forbes" have always said this, who personally lobbies them to not only be included on the list, but to constantly push himself upward in the ranks. >> what people think of donald trump is important to him. he may or may not admit it, but it's important to him. all of this, poll numbers, "forbes" lists, you name it. his position matters to him. >> in 1997, he filed for divorce from marla maples, and less than a year later, trump fell in love, this time with a 28-year-old slovenian supermodel. >> as soon as i saw her, i said, that's a very special person. i knew what i wanted as soon as i saw her. >> he was very charming and it was the energy between us when we started to talk. and that's important, that we both felt the same way. >> 1999 w

mr. donald trump. >> that's right. they say they are looking ahead to primaries in may and june. cruz says he will take the lead in indiana and kaisch will focus on oregon and new mexico. a new strategy to prevent donald trump from winning the delegates he needs. >> i have to ask you about your alliance with ted cruz. why do that? >> it is about resources being directed where you think you have the best change -- chance of getting good results. >> i am not going to win all of the delegates and neither is donald trump so we are in a contested convention. we will go to cleveland and i will have a ton of delegates and he will have a ton and it will be a battle to see who will earn the support from the delegates elected by the people. >> in the 4x4 breaking down what this alliance could mean for the election going forward. brian, glad to have you back. do you think trump will run the tables today. >> he will do good. he was ahead in the polling, we will see the size of the victories, but the end of the victory, this unwholly alliance is an insult to a voter. a voter goes in and says

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mr. donald trump who -- led by a big backer in new york, said if they try pull something like that, we'reere. >> nice party you've got there shame if anything happened to it. that's the message we see from the trump campaign today, and i don't think it's going to impress those delegates in cleveland. he's are not the party elites the delegates. these their grassroots emerge that work for the runs day in and day out. john kashich will make a valid point that only he, beats hillary clinton on a national level. >> bill the way were you trying to do threatening tony soprano voice there. >> i would not try to do tony soprano to an italian. >> that would have been a little mistake. i caught you work out with arnold schwarzenegger and i knew we were joined at the hip. i'm a big workout fan. when you are together i wish you would have called me because here i am. i know it's time to change. >> wow -- >> you're welcome, america. when you were working out with schwarzenegger, whats did you learn from him? he is this sort of -- he wasn't considered a rebel republican in that sense in california. he

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mr. donald trump wants to set americans against each other. you know, he wants to build walls, with i want us to build bridges. >> speaking of bridges williamsburg bridge is perched right behind us. now, this is a busy day for bernie sanders, he speaks at the national action network convention this afternoon. in the lead upto the debate hillary clinton what has no public schedule and brook lean is where bernie sanders grew up, it's where he went to high school. it's where both sand rs and clinton have campaign office ands it's promise to be a heated debate tonight. that is latest live tbrook linn >> where the city will get the first at the brooklyn navy yard it's true. robert moses for us at the navy yard in brooklyn thank you. the debate and remaining presidential candidates will be across the east river at a big gop event in manhattan. >> that event is scheduled to draw large protests against front runner donald trump. let's go to fox 5's teresa priolo she swroins us from outside the grand hyatt hotel in midtown. good morning to you, teresa.

mr. donald trump was gracious enough to agree to it. we met for an hour, just the two of us, and had a chance to clear the air. >> she called and she wanted to come up and she came p to trump tower and we talked about things. i think we had a very good conversation. >> so trump meeting with megyn kelly who was attacking in very personal ways on twitter going back to the first debate. indicate he is pivoting to a different kind of campaign style. >> yes. because he's doing it in coordination with other things. he's not just meeting with megyn kelly. he was down several days. completely went off line and hired new people and perhaps most tellingly, he hasn't been bashing people on twitter lately. i think he's going into new phase and as much as he says trash in certain polls, he talks them up. he is paying attention to the polls that show him really underwater with voters. >> this coincides with prosecutors declining to bring any charges against corey lewandowski for grabbing michelle fields, whatever you think of that incident, we all lo

mr. donald trump! [ applause ] ♪ >> wow! great people. >> is this crowd incredible? nice crowd. [ chanting ] >> usa! usa! usa! >> wow! >> good to see you. how are you? >> very good. thank you. >> you've got to be happy. are you new york's next -- in the last two polls, you were at 60 and 61%. >> right. >> when i look at the state of pennsylvania, you were up considerably there, as well, right here, as well. [ applause ] are you now over the 50% mark in connecticut. you are up to, what, 48% in maryland. you're up a 20-point lead there. so thing seem to have moved in a very positive direction for you. >> i think so. it's been amazing. pennsylvania's amazing. i went to school in pennsylvania. [ applause ] i think we're going to do fantastically all over. we have so many great numbers. and new york has been incredible. we have a 40-point lead, and i think we're going to do well -- i hope, i hope. it's politics. you know. [ applause ] >> let's look at the delegate count right now, you would need -- you've won 61% of the delegates available. you would need 57% of all deleg

therefore, the power of free media and a something like donald trump comes along and it has a very different approach. mrmckinnon: donald trump has spent almost no money on advertising. he laid out a vision for a campaign that was right, stick lucidly on free media. people said, you can do that. and he said, watch me. so far, he has received almost $2 billion in free media, which is astonishing. host: yes, and so. [laughter] put me out of business. [laughter] and talkoll me out about the old days. thank you for this segment of the show. [applause] host: i think we are going to shift some chairs out now. bring my colleagues up here. three guests i am bringing up, who are some old friends and some new friends. some i have been well acquainted with for a long time. three of the best political minds and operatives in the country, period. i had the opportunity to work h and sarah and they are simple the best. they are the kind of people who don't dance in the end zone. they just get it done. got a lot of credit for a lot of the work that russ did and a lot of the work that sarah did. david is well-known for b

mr. garrett: imagining a loss with ted cruz is more comforting than a complete party meltdown with donald trump. charlie: how do they know that's what will be? the polls having to do with women, the unfavorables, and lal all that? mr. garrett: there are institutional donors who have made it clear in private conversations that they will not participate, they will not show up at the convention, and big bundlers have said, we will sit this out or we may even send money hillary clinton's way if she is the nominee. there is that restlessness within the financial matrix of the republican party. that may be an empty threat, but it is a concern for the republicans. it is a dilemma built atop an existential crisis. what is the republican party now? what are its foundations to those issues? what are its tactical approaches? not just in the voting booth, but winning back the presidency. all three of those things have been deployed to this conversation and have been unresolved for years and the donald trump a nominal is -- phenomenon is a manifestation of that. charlie: some say, you democrats will f

mr. donald trump and that's when it went crazy. >> hey, ryan, do any of the negatives about mr.mp, the comment about mexico sending us its rapists, the massage, the way he mocked the disabled reporter with "the new york times", that doesn't slow you down at all? >> not one bit. with his business background and what he's been able to do with the trump organization just shows how much energy he's willing to put into this country and turn the economy around. turn this country around and put us on the right step forward and especially for my generation, we'll be the ones dealing with it for years upon years. i believe it's important to get someone, specifically mr. trump in there that can put us on the right step forward. >> brandon, what's the appeal for you? >> i like he has executive experience. i've seen people -- if presidential candidates come out of the senate or congress, i don't think they have the executive leadership experience and a lot of the skills that donald trump, you know, developed through his business are transferable to the presidency and he's, you know x p , he

mr. donald trump. about what happened to the gop front-runner in march, from an all-out revolt from the republican establishment to a cratering of support among women voters. and there was the firestorm following his comment, which he later took back, that if abortion were to be made illegal, a woman should be punished under the law for seeking one. let's break it all down. ahead of march 5th's primary in wisconsin, new numbers show ted cruz leading trump and john kasich gaining on him. and now trump's flip-flop on punishing a woman who gets an abortion is still making headlines on the right and left. political observers say march may have been the toughest month for the gop front-runner, despite his super tuesday wins. just a short timeline of trump's march low-lights. march 3rd, mitt romney's stinging rebuke of donald trump. march 8th, former breitbart reporter, michelle fields, alleges being grabbed by cory lewandowski. jupiter, florida, police opened an investigation three days later. march 11th, t

mr. donald trump, and he had a time to think. it was pressure. but his answer was punishment. >> he has a level of discomfort when he is talking about social issues, because his campaign is not one of being a conservative warrior. that's where you're seeing trump right now. he is trying to navigate as he gets close to the nomination, but he is not a movement conservative. it's similar that mitt romney said severely conservative, because he knew he had to keep the right with him, but not a comfortable move. >> the questiois, was he finding his way in real time yesterday? i think that's the question. was he finding his way. he hadn't gone through the preparation. let's -- i'll be a little cynical here. politicians have a trade craft. they know certain areas you don't talk about. you don't talk about punishing women for abortion. whatever your philosophical views. you don't talk about use of nuclear weapons. you don't talk about it ever. you don't say when you're going to use nuclear weapons, i don't think he is familiar with that. >> i think it goe

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mr. donald j. trump!the state in lacrosse, a different trump rally but the same sentiments. >> i think they're trying to pull a fast one. >> republican party? >> yes. >> i think the republican party is not only going to, they're not going to try, they're going to steal it from him. >> reporter: if trump doesn't get the nomination, would you support the republican nominee? >> i wouldn't. >> reporter: so what would do you? >> i would stay home. >> reporter: presidential candidates often get the benefit of the doubt. but it's increasingly evident that nobody cultivates loyalty more successfully than donald trump. >> i just love trump, and i don't want anybody else but the trump. he's my man. >> reporter: like the candidate himself, many of them agree if donald trump is mistreated by the republican party this election, they'll return the favor. >> if they steal it from him, i think he's going to get the 1,237. if they try any shenanigans to take it i'll leave the republican party forever. >> reporter: a lot o

with that being said, it is a great honor for me to introduce donald trump. [applause] ♪ mr.rump: well, i want to thank everybody. ?nd, what about rex what about rex? and look, here are his notes. he says he is not a speaker. i tell you what, he is a great, great touch. great football coach and i want to thank him and michelle. amazing. he won championships in new york, i think twice. he always had these teams that were brutal. a were just good. great defense. i tell you what, you are going to have a very, very good season this year. you watch. it is going to be great and that is because you have a great coach. in june really do. he is also a great coach. i tell you what. we are here tonight discuss lots of things with something a lot of people did not know. i bid $1 billion for the buffalo bills. i bet a billion. and i sent down a certified letter from a bank in the bank aid, donald trump will give 24-hour notice to the nfl. a billion dollars for the buffalo bills. which tells you i am a buffalo, right? had -- we hadhe two great people. you know that. they are great people.

>> donald trump is going to need mr. as he will need a lot of people's votes. that is why his comment is really more focused on him than it is the kochs. his base of support is as sour about people being able to give large amounts of money as bernie sanders's base of support is. trump knows exactly what he is doing by making comments like that, just as he knows what he's doing by continuously berating and criticizing the delegate selection process. he needs to keep his base of voters fired up as we go into these final few states. gregg: all right. a good friend, let me go to you, sort of different approach, you've seen the poll numbers. hillary clinton's net negative is minus 21. majority think she is dishonest, compared to donald trump, a lot of people might be willing to hold their collective noses and vote for her? >> well, look, i mean donald trump's negatives are often in the 60s. gregg: that's what i'm saying. >> we can't really -- gregg: her negatives are bad but his are worse. >> yes, they are. keep itfocused on

a talent in that. >> bacar, i'm sure you see donald trump as the better choice. >> of course he does. >> no, definitely not. i mean even if i were to give mr. le vel credit for donald trump's job creation, which i really don't, let's flesh it out a little bit. the fact of the matter is an issue that's very near and dear to many african-americans right now, criminal justice reform, donald trump has absolutely no idea what he's going to do about reforming our criminal justice system. what does the department of justice under donald trump look like? we don't know the answers to that. the reduction in mandatory minimums, when you look at corey booker and rand paul, a bipartisan piece of legislation that's working on reducing these mandatory minimums, donald trump has said he's opposed to that. when you look at juvenile justice, the only thing we have on record is part 5 where he wanted to hang and lynch on these african-american men who were found to be innocent. so this issue that is near and dear to the hearts of many african-americans, donald trump just has no idea what to do with. i don't know how we can say he's best for african-americans

mr. hemmer. in case you hadn't noticed it has been a tough week for donald trump. probably happy it is friday. after comments about his campaign manager and comment on abortion, have his campaign playing defense. have the mainstream media been fair to trump or beginning to turn on him? hillary clinton might be feeling the bierne. she snapped at greenpeace activist at a rally, after one two too many questions about her fund-raising. plus new fox polling coming up on "happening now." bill: see you then. top of the hour, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >> that's right. bill: seven decades of amazing stuff in the air. how the blue angels are celebrating a high-flying milestone. ♪ show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go onliand switch to x1. only with xfinity. ♪ bill: jimmy getting all artistic. nicely done he said. blue angels celebrating 70 years of soaring through the skies. they are about to start, get this now, run of 60 shows in florida. phil

mr. matthews: how do you actually do it? donaldrump: you go back to a position, like they had where people would perhaps go to illegal places, and you have to ban it. mr. matthews: they go to somebody who flunked out of medical school. donald trump: how do you feel about that catholic church position on abortion? mr. matthews: i concur with their moral position, but not legally. donald trump: but what do you say about your church? chris matthews: churches make their morals. you are running for president, chief executive of the united states. do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no? donald trump: the answer is there has to be some form of punishment. chris matthews: for the woman? donald trump: yes. there has to be some form. mr. matthews: 10 years? what? you take positions on everything else. mr. trump: i do take positions on everything else. it is a very complicated position. mark: the political world has been reacting to that fascinating exchange. john kasich was in queens, new york, and he criticized donald trump's

mr. donald j. trump. ♪ mr. trump: thank you very much. quickie, weas a wanted to come into this area.a baseball game in a basketball game, but we want to say that we are going to make america great again. .ake america great again that is what matters. i brought someone very special along, i wonder who that could be? , shes an incredible woman is an incredible mother. she loves her son so much. she is something special and i have to say, she will make an unbelievable first lady. i would like to introduce my wife. thank you. [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] [applause] ms. trump: it is wonderful to be here today with you and my husband. i am very proud of him. he is a hard worker, he is kind and has a great heart. he is tough and smart. , ais a great communicator great negotiator. he is telling the truth. he is a great leader. he is fair. as you may know by now, when you attack him, he will punch back 10 times harder. [applause] ms. trump: no matter who you are , a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. , and if youter elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and our co

[cheers and applause] this is a campaign that will defeat donald trump. mr. will not become president of the united states. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that is bringing millions of people into the political process. working people and young people who are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. they want, we want a government which represents all of us, not just the 1%. [cheers and applause] this is a movement of people who are prepared to think big, not small. people who want to elect not just the new president, but to transform america. [applause] this is a movement where people understand why it is that we are not addressing the real issues facing our country. and that is that we have a corrupt campaign finance system. there is a simple truth which everybody understands, whether you are progressive or conservative. that is that you cannot have a super pac raise many millions of dollars from wall street or special interests and then tell the american people with a straight face that you are going to stand up to the

mrs. christie give donald trump the side eye last night? do you care? tweet us. let us know what you think, we'll keep covering this election to the bitter end. >> i am at trenton war memorial park with a hard to find man. anderson from florida. he has been spending past 40 years of his life, riding and walking to raise money for charity, he is on a ride from florida to new york. he spent last 24 hours here, at war memorial park. can you tell me a little bit, what you are doing? >> this particular journey is for catholic charities, or any charity wish to donate to, i am asking that they support our troops, they are involved still in harm's way. >> i love it, i want too let un, right now, i hope you have cool plans for summer, i will hit up a different shore town every friday. i am not much of a biker, but i have expert, a couple tips. >> first step is get as good a bike as you can, ford. don't skimp on abike. >> my producer wants he to wear a land armstrong outfit. >> that is what you should wear, i have that under this, it cuts down on wind drag, you are faster,

card is still being dealt this morning as "gq" magazine rolls out a devastating interview with mrs. donald so unflattering, mel lana trump spoke out on her facebook page saying this is another ample of the dishonest media and their i was ingenuous reporting. it was written by a journalist who was looking to make a name for herg and who clearly had an agenda when going after my family. they begin the article by calling mrs. trump's accent a kind of dreamy tran sill vainian. it goes on to portray her as a traditional wife who does not interfere in her husband's business affairs. a trump friend and stylist told gq she stays in her lane. when asked she gives her opinion but otherwise stays out of it. he adds she'd be great at picking out china patterns. a high school friend said she's smart for the things she's interested in, like jewelry. she's not stupid, she's not bimbo, but she's not especially clever. with good morning. kalie, your thoughts on this article? >> yeah, i think it's appalling. when you read the article, they call her essentially a physical specimen. they say she's obedient, s

mr. cruz: new york is donald's home state.would expect him to do well, and i think if he does less than 50%, it will be perceived as a loss. we are competing on the ground. we are getting some support, but ar campaign is very much national campaign. if you look at the last three weeks, we have had an amazing three weeks. we won 11 elections in three states. john: what would be a success for you here question what would that mean? mr. cruz: listen. we welcome every delegate we can earn. when donald came to texas, we walloped him in the home state. any serious candidate ought to be able to win their homes they, and i think donald is likely to do well, but i am encouraged. and i was endorsed as the strongest constitutionalist in the race as the person you can trust to defend the bill of rights and also the strongest commander in chief, where we have to be active standing by our allies, like the nation of israel, and standing up to radical islamic terrorists. mark: let's talk about cleveland, finishing with the second most number

donald trump is standing for. >> folks, what the hell is going on? >> former speaker of the house newt gingrich is here. nice to see you, mr. speaker. donald trump doing very well in new york. why? >> well, part of it is is he a new yorker and he has been around forever. he has been on page 6 in the gossip columns i think for over 30 years. almost 40 years now. he feels like a new yorker. he talks like a new yorker. and people say welcome home. i have to say 60% is big. i thought when he was in the early low 50's he was impressive. if that poll is anywhere close to accurate, you are going to get a blow out, he will pick up 95 delegates and that will be very impressive. >> okay. so it's impressive he gets 95 out of 95 if he does. what it does it mean in terms of getting to 1237 by july. >> 59 closer than anybody else. >> duh, that one can i figure out by myself believe it or not. does it mean he is going to get to that? >> i think bringing9t on paul paul manafort makes a huge difference. trump is a guy who moves in surges. you just watch him. he focuses very intently and then i puts enormous resources. again, this is a guy who is wort

>> bakari, i'm sure you see donald trump as the better choice, too, for african-americans. >> definitely. >> of course he does. >> definitely not. even if i were to give mr donald trump's job creation, which i really don't, let's flesh it out just a little bit. an issue that's very near and dear to many african-americans right now, criminal justice reform, donald trump has absolutely no idea what he's going to do about reforming our criminal justice system. what does a department of justice under donald trump look like? the reduction in mandatory minimums, when you look at cory booker and rand paul, a bipartisan piece of legislation working on reducing mandatory minimums, donald trump is opposed to that. juvenile justice, all we have on record is the central park 5 where he wanted to hang and put the death penalty on these five men found to be innocent. so donald trump has no idea what to do with these issues. i don't know how we can say he's best for african-americans when he absolutely has no understanding. >> you know the author of "jim crowe" and other african-americans have few reasons to vote for hillary clinton. why are they wrong? >> well, i mean

mr. donald trump , carl. is paul krugman on any of the dinner party lists? t know. >> i will tell you this, i think donald certainly, you know, i read it all the time and the establishment doesn't like the republican party the right-wing establishment. i think he should do for this economy what should be done. i'm not speaking for him at all. but i think you have to do fiscal stimulus. can you do a lot of other things in this economy. you have to make companies more accountable. make the ceos more accountable. what is interesting is i said it before, you know, you go in and this is really a good criticism of what is going on. you lowered interest rates. but yet, you're janet yellen and she is trying to do her job and the fed is holding this whole thing up. you know what? we're doing this. we're doing this. and then you look at them and say productivity for workers is not going up. and true -- you know why? because a lot of these guys, you'd be surprised i'm saying this being an activist, but i as an activist am not for buybacks except that a company like appl

mr. cook a question on my behalf about this idea that the party is playing dirty tricks. does he think if donald trump comes out of the convention in cleveland with the most delegates, with the largest numbers of votes, should he be the nominee no matter what? >> reporter: so mr. cook, if donald trump headed into the convention and didn't have the magic number of delegates but had most of the delegates, most of the votes, should he be the nominee? >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: you think it would be okay, then, at that point for somebody else, say ted cruz, say john kasich, say somebody different, to come in even though donald trump has the most votes, the most delegates? >> well, i think -- he's been complaining that it's all rigged. i don't think it's rigged. but i don't think it's a fair system because i believe that the popular vote is the vote that should determine this. it goes right down to the electoral college, which determines our president. and that can also not be the way that the people in the country want it. >> reporter: right. to be decided. craig? >> jacob rascon and jim co

mr. donald trump. especially the christians. do not understand how you can support someone who will put in for akoni and policies against drugfellow americans -- akoni and policies against your fellow americans come he is a bigot and a racist, are you all racists? you want to treat your fellow hispanics, who are americans, and your neighbor who is a muslim, and all these immigrants, all of you are immigrants, and unless you native american, all abuzz are immigrants. you came on a ship -- all of us are immigrants. your ancestors came on a ship or a plane. host: you are supporting senator sanders, he has indicated that he is not going to drop out of the race yet even though the lead secretary clinton has keeps growing, what are your thoughts? host: bernie should go -- caller: bernie should go on the way because she is having polities -- policies that she believes in. she is a warmonger, ms. clinton. he does not believe in going in and killing other people like other people -- like she does and the republicans do. because he is in