mr. donald trump. ♪ ♪ good to see you. grab a seat. >> big deal. >> it's a big deal. >> yeah. >> mr. trump, i want you to know we here on fox unlike a lot of the rest of the media, i noticed that when you have big crowds we have had to turn away thousands, we show the full crowd so i know that you have talked about that. >> right. it is always nice to show the crowd. we have a great crowd. this is beautiful. >> yeah. >> and, you know, sean, right outside, like about a mile down the road, we have another crowd right after this. >> 12,000 people. >> 12,000, 13,000, 14,000 people. who's going there? is anybody going? >> now it's going to be more. thanks for being here. all right. you are maybe one week away if you were to win florida and ohio and polls show that the real clear politics average is plus 18 in florida. >> right. >> there's a fox poll that came out today showed you more than double marco rubio at 43% to his 20%. if you win florida and ohio, you are well on your way to the nomination to be the republican nominee for president.

mr. donald trump. ♪ ♪ good to see you. grab a seat. >> big deal. >> it's a big deal. >> yeah. >> mr. trump, i want you to know we here on fox unlike a lot of the rest of the media, i noticed that when you have big crowds we have had to turn away thousands, we show the full crowd so i know that you have talked about that. >> right. it is always nice to show the crowd. we have a great crowd. this is beautiful. >> yeah. >> and, you know, sean, right outside, like about a mile down the road, we have another crowd right after this. >> 12,000 people. >> 12,000, 13,000, 14,000 people. who's going there? is anybody going? >> now it's going to be more. thanks for being here. all right. you are maybe one week away if you were to win florida and ohio and polls show that the real clear politics average is plus 18 in florida. >> right. >> there's a fox poll that came out today showed you more than double marco rubio at 43% to his 20%. if you win florida and ohio, you are well on your way to the nomination to be the republican nominee for president.

mr. donald trump. ♪ ♪ good to see you. grab a seat. >> big deal. >> it's a big deal. >> yeah. >> mr. trump, i want you to know we here on fox unlike a lot of the rest of the media, i noticed that when you have big crowds we have had to turn away thousands, we show the full crowd so i know that you have talked about that. >> right. it is always nice to show the crowd. we have a great crowd. this is beautiful. >> yeah. >> and, you know, sean, right outside, like about a mile down the road, we have another crowd right after this. >> 12,000 people. >> 12,000, 13,000, 14,000 people. who's going there? is anybody going? >> now it's going to be more. thanks for being here. all right. you are maybe one week away if you were to win florida and ohio and polls show that the real clear politics average is plus 18 in florida. >> right. >> there's a fox poll that came out today showed you more than double marco rubio at 43% to his 20%. if you win florida and ohio, you are well on your way to the nomination to be the republican nominee for president.

donald trump. we will look in now and see if he is going to make an appearance soon. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. [applause] mr. trump: thank you very much, everybody. i greatly appreciate it. nice to have you all a trump international. it's been a great club and a great success, and we appreciate it. it's been an amazing night. i've been in competitions all of my life. there is nothing so exciting as this stuff. nothing. [applause] winning deals or winning club championships -- there is nothing like this. it is really exciting stuff and very important. i want to thank the people of louisiana, the people of kentucky. it has been just an amazing relationship. amazing relationship. rand paul, your senator in kentucky, fought very hard, fighting us every inch of the and we won byn, quite a few votes. thank you to louisiana, and thank you to kentucky. i want to thank the folks from maine and from kansas. we came in second, and we did spend very much time. place, two ande a half hours in the other, and we came in a strong second. i want to thank those folks. i want to congratulate te

fernando: so, does the union have a specific plan to derail donald trump? mr. trumka: donald trump' policies, bigotry, and outrageousness, are going to derail donald trump. what we are doing is going door to door, leaflets, phone banks, given the facts -- the fact that donald trump is 100% in favor of right to work, that he thinks wages are too high, that he thinks outsources are good, that he was a cheerleader for people like scott walker. he did not have the courage to renounce the kkk whenever he endorsed him and he was asked about it. we will be giving everyone the facts about our candidates -- our members, and the general public, the facts about him and democratic side so that people have the full array of knowledge, rather than the 32nd soundbite. whenever you do that, trump is he collapses. when you show he is a bigot, a racist, how devices he is -- how he is running on hatred and fear as opposed to hope and policies to get us out of these --it is easy for the house to collapse. fernando: and, last question, as we move forward -- more of an opinion then a

mr. donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] [ audience chanting "trump" ] >> great to see you. >> grab a seat. wow. that's a big deal. mr. trump, i want you to know we here on fox, unlike a lot of the rest of the media, i notice that when you have big crowds, we've had to turn away thousands. we showed the full crowd. i know you've talked about that. >> it's always nice to share the crowd. we have a great crowd. this is beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] and right outside, like about a mile down the road, we have another crowd right after this. >> about 12,000 people. >> 12, 13, 14,000 people. who's going there? is anybody going? [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, you are maybe one week away, if you were to win florida and ohio, and the real clear average is you're plus-18 in florida. there's a fox poll that came out today that showed you more than double marco rubio at 43% to his 20%. if you win florida and ohio, you are well on your way to the nomination to be the republican nominee for president. how would that make you feel? >> it would make me feel great because we're going to beat hi

mr. trump. welcome donald trump. >> wow. nice group. >> 49%. >> that's big. that's a big number. >> did you watch -- >> made me very happy. i hear it for the first time. >> you know it's funny. i was batwatching some of the coverage. some pundits are so dumb. if that person leaves and every one of them give it to them and donald trump may lose. >> heard it many times. in front, from some of the folks on fox i must say. >> oh boy. >> 60% of the people. i'm going to get a lot of them as they leave. they don't say that. 49%. that's pretty good, right? [ applause ] with people still in the race. very happy with that. thank you. >> looking at the polls, only state you are behind in tomorrow is texas. >> little bit. >> so what does that mean? >> i think we have a good chance in texas. we are ahead in every state. very interesting, if you look at south carolina, we were supposed to lose that. and we won in a landslide. supposed to lose nevada an we won in a land slide and new hampshire so great right from the beginning. i don't know. we'll did well. we'll see what h

republican frontrunner donald trump joins us now by phone. mr. trump, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> often people talk about a president getting that 2:00 a.m. or 3:00 a.m. phone call when something tragic has happened either here at home or around the world. so, let's go to the hypothetical situation. president trump gets that 2:00 a.m. phone call. what would you have done? >> this is a subject that is very near and very dear to my heart because i've been talking about certainly much more than anybody else and that's why i'm probably number one in the polls because of the fact that i say we have to have strong borders. we have to be very vigilant and careful who we allow into our country. i know brussels well and brussels is a total mess. brussels is a, i'm not talking about the attack today, i'm talking about generally speaking. it is a city that used to be the finest. one of the most beautiful and one of the safest cities in the world and now it's a catastro catastrophic and very dangerous city where police have very little control an

election, assuming for a second it is hillary clinton up against donald trump, do they have to start explaining the bread and butter issues. mr trump on the one hand, his fiscal policy seems to be i'm successful, i've run big hotel chains, hillary clinton seems to be i'm very good on foreign policy and i'm already an insider, but when it comes to how to make sure the economy is okay, how to make sure people's jobs are okay, we're not that informed as to what they mean when they talk about this. >> right. i think that's probably true on balance. i think if you - when you get down to a two-person race, if it ends up being trump versus clinton and they're debating on national tv, it's going to be very difficult for trump to avoid some precision. he will be pressed to be more detailed. he has time between now and then, though, to kind of flesh out his platform positions and so forth. i think in clinton's case she will continue to stress what i think is one of her great restraints, her great experience. what worked for her experience is the opposite for donald trump. donald trump polls very high on the republican side because he i

donald trump and florida senator marco rubio. we will also bring you the results of the 2016 cp tonight on c-span, mitt romney gives a speech urging republicans to reject donald trump. mr. trump responds at a campaign rally in portland, maine. and house speaker paul ryan comments on the republican presidential race. later, some of today's conservative political action conference. today, the 2012 republican presidential nominee mitt romney gave a speech attacking the current republican front-runner donald trump, calling him a fraud and a con man. voters torimary support one of the other republicans on the ballot. his full remarks of the university of utah at salt lake

mr. donald trump. >> reporter: loud cheers and chants for the republican presidential front-runner and the candidate made a campaign stop at ucf a week that have before florida's primary. >> if we win florida, believe me, it's over. >> reporter: trump spoke for an hour saying america is divided. he promised to unit it and make the commonwealth great again. >> i will bring people together. i will bring people together. you watch. >> reporter: he will repeal obamacare and get rid of the common core and protect the second amendment and create jobs. he spoke on immigration, saying he will fix the borders. >> we will build a wall.ge and who's going to pay for the >> mexico! >> who? you better believe it. >> reporter: his speech was interrupted by protesters in the arena, and they were kicked out. >> get 'em out! >> reporter: and outside, hundreds held signs and chanted against the candidate. >> near very hateful and they will not be allowed. fear mongering, that will not last. >> reporter: officers were out in full force keeping an eye on supporters and protesters making sure thousands attendin

mr. trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. scott: despite making several statements analysts predicted would derail his candidacy, trump has consistantly polled higher than any other candidate seeking the republican presidential nomination. now, pundits and politicans are taking trump' s candidacy seriously. prompting mitt romney, the republican party' s 2012 presiddential nominee, going as far as to deliver a speech making the argument that trump is unfit to lead the party. mr. romney: let me put it very plainly. if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safer and prosperous future are greatly diminished. scott: with house speaker paul ryan voicing concern about the violence he' s seen at donald trump' s campaign rallies. speaker ryan: this party does not prey on people' s prejudices. we appeal to their highest ideals. scott: but the front runner is capitalizing on his outsider status -- calling to unify th

mr. trump on this notion he will lose. it's not the case. if they do fight against mr. trump, donald trump is going to win regardless. he has the right policies. he is going to fight for the working class. >> it seems to me if it's really about conservativism that would be going after cruz and people more conservative than donald. are they looking to provoke violence? what are they looking to establish? do they just want to get into fights? >> i think a lot of them do. you have some like black lives matter and these anarchists. that's all they do. if they try to stop mr. trump, let's say it's hillary, the establishment is okay with that because they don't have to make the tough decisions for the american public. they can sit back and blame hillary. the consulting class will continue to have their european vacations and homes while the working class gets the short end of the stick. there trump can put an end to that. >> are you worried that the drama over the protests are talking about they're not going to stop until thousands are arrested. are you worried that overtakes donald's message or prevents donald trump from

mr. trump: yes. some form. >> 10 years? what? mr. trump: that i don't know. >> why not? you take position on everything else. mr. trump: i do. this is a very complicated position. reporter: donald trump had hoped his comments would appeal to anti-abortion campaigners. instead he managed the rarest of feats. uniting pro-life and pro-choice groups in condemnation. even prominent supporters had to admit he'd screwed up. >> it was a terrible answer. nobody's going to defend what he said because the idea of, well, we have to have some punishment, even in his answer it looked like he was fumbling around, trying to figure out what to say. reporter: and the statement was a spectacular u-turn. if congress were to pass legislation making abortion illegal, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible. not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case. since issuing that statement last night, he's had nothing to say about the controversy on social media. very unusual for him. for the first time, we've seen donald trump on the run and on the defensive. >> you call women you don't like fat pigs. dogs. slobs. and disgusting animals.

afternoon say while they are republicans and why they like paul ryan very much, donald trump may just not be their. republican. >> mr. donald j. trump. >> today, donald trump brought his campaign into america's hartland, janeville, wisconsin, home of house speaker paul ryan and the two republicans could not be more different. >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on t.v. and the kind that we experience among each other it did not used to be this bad and it does not have to be this way. >> as the presidential race presses further into springtime, it is more than a coincidence trump is bringing his combative brand of politics to the backyard of the most powerful republican in america, and that is not lost on the people of janeville. >> i like to say for all of the years we have had 25 years we have ebb here, the only time i have seen a fight big enough where somebody walks out the door was over brett farve. >> at the care sell consignment shop, every visitor is offered a free cup of coffee and an antique for not much more. but here the talk varies from puzzelment to curiosity to outrage over donald tru

rubio/(r) presidential candidate: "must laugh when i read that donald trump says after tonight marco rubio should drop out. i have a message for mr. trump. mr. trump, donald. "con"ald trump. i have a message for him. i will campaign in all 50 states. i will get in my pickup truck i have to before i allow the party of lincoln and reagan to fall into the hands of a con ((patrick walker)) on the democratic side... hillary clinton is fairing well. exit polls have been kind to her. but the bernie sanders camp thinks they'll take 5 of the 11 states up for grabs tonight. ((patrick walker)) we'll be keeping an eye on these races and hope to see the first official results being released soon. i'll be back at 5 and 6 as polls in the central time zone close. and steve sebelius and i will have complete coverage and analysis on a special edition of "politics now" tonight at 7:30. ((paul joncich)) these exit polls aren't actual voting results. what can we make of them? ((patrick walker)) they're not an exact science... but they are becoming more refined. networks and organizations conduct polls of voters going in and out of voting and caucus s

one of the main topics, gop front-runner donald trump. mrs. clinton says trump incites violence. >> it's clear that donald trump is running a very cynical campaign pitting groups of americans against one another. he is trafficking in hate and fear. he is playing to our worst instincts. nicole: senator sanders also strongly criticizing trump. >> the way you beat trump is to expose him. the american people are not going to elect a president who is insulting mexicans, muslims, women, veterans, insulting virtually everybody who is not quite like donald trump. thank god most people are not quite like donald trump. nicole: two democratic white house hopefuls are fighting for nearly 700 delegates in five states in tomorrow's presidential contest. >> at least 37 people are dead and 125 others oned following a car bomb attack in turkey. the powerful bomb went off last night near a crowded bus station in the turkish capital of ankara. a massive explosion engulfing cars, buses and people. this is the secretary rift attack to hit the capital in less than a

donald trump said he was refusing to see the pope because the pope was talking about climate change. mrds: i don't include donald trump and any other category. donald trumpe -- scares me. you know what scares me more? it is the tens of thousands of people who come out to those rallies and cheer for him. that is scary. that is a really scary development in american politics. we have seen it happen before. we have seen it happen in europe . i don't think we should take it likely -- lightly. if there is a chance through brokered convention to stop that man from becoming one of the two candidates for president, we've got to do it. amy: explain what a brokered convention would look like. a lot of people have under -- trouble understanding it. mr. edwards: this is why john kasich's race in ohio is so important. to win the nomination at the convention, trump needs to receive a certain number of delegates. you've got to keep him from getting there. once that happens, there are so many republicans opposed to trump that if he has not sewn it up, you can start working on the floor and you can say,

donald trump. ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor and my privilege to introduce to you the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [applause] mrump: wow, thank you. thank you, chris. so great. i got a call a couple of weeks ago from chris christie and he said i really think what has happened. it is something special. whether it is momentum or whatever, we have something going that people have not seen before. it is really a drive. honestly, they are talking about one of the greatest things they have seen on political history. it has been on the cover of "time," every newspaper. it is really something special. we are going to make our country so much better. it is going to be great again and it is going to happen quickly. [applause] so, i just wanted to -- i changed my plans a little bit. we are doing great in florida, great in illinois. missouri, i think we will have a tremendous day. i have to come out here and explain a couple of things because what is going on -- i don't know if you read "the art of the deal," but i worked for a long time in ohio. it was in cincinnati. it was a great success. it was a horrible job. it was a

mr. trump, two donald trumps, the one in public and the one in private. does that worry you for the american voters? should the voters know that second donald trump, and as that relates to you and mr. trump have sparred on a number of issues whether it's muslim database or religion. are we seeing a second dr. carson with this endorsement? >> i don't think so. but my point being that there's a different persona. some people have gotten the impression that donald trump is this person who is not malleable, who does not have the ability to listen and to take information in and to make wise decisions, and that's not true. now, you might get that impression from looking at debates and looking at some of the public appearances, but he's much more cerebral than that and a much more reasonable person than comes across. but as you well know, because you've heard me talk about it a lot, the media, they're very skillful at painting people certain ways, and it may not be who that person is at all, and that person can spend all their time trying to change the media or t

mr. donald trump has a big platform right now. he's the front-runner in the republican party and everybody is paying attention to what he's saying and these words have consequences, when you're president, even more so. >> words have consequences? well, maybe under sharia law when you say something considered offensive, but not in the united states of america, and not under our constitution. and by the way, marco, didn't you say your parents came from cuba to avoid a repressive regime? stop being so small, marco. americans have been angry for a long time. barack obama, the great hope and change unifier, is openly pitted the haves against the have notes. against the very public they defend. we've never been more divided. religion is being forced to act against their own religious principles. republicans characterized as wanting dirty air and dirty water. conservatives are blocked from speaking at universities. the left so distentorial they stop nothing to prevent free speech even in the cradle of education. black lives matter. occup

mr. donald trump. voter turnout topping out, about 255,000 now. senator cruz did work on his ground game pore about a year and did spend the most on his television ads, let's take a look at those numbers for you. donald trump 39%, grabbing 30 delegates and 44% of the evangelical vote. senator cruz, 25% of the primary, and kasich and carson at less than 8%. despite two big endorsements for senator marco rubio. governor here and also senator lamar alexander who, despite winning only minnesota -- rubio, that is -- he is vowing to go all the way to the convention in cleveland. take a listen. >> i will campaign however long it takes, wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next president of the united states. >> when the governor was addressing crowds yesterday he did not mention donald trump by name and said he does not want the party of lincoln and reagan to be dominated and taken over by donald trump. other hand, lieutenant governor ramsey said he was giving a voice to angry and alienated americans and praised donald trump for bringing new voters

mr. donald trump these words are bully, party crasher, always checked boxes, there is also an unchecked box and the 45th president and asking them to break their own words. then they are asking people to share on social media. >>> let's check in with meteorologist. >> know will organize storm system but that will change as we head into thursday. lots to talk about offshore and the storm one set for thursday and storm to -- 2 for friday and as far as what you can see looking out towards the golden gate bridge we had some rain showers earlier today and showers this morning and you can see the storm system letting up on shore but here you can see some of the clouds and a little bit of green but this is scattered around the bay area. this is a flash flood watch and you will notice it posted for a good portion of the bay area and the one exception is the santa clara valley and this is a long-duration event that begins thursday morning, 4 am all the way to 6 pm suggest be ready for that. some scattered rain showers out there and look at what happens. the forecast model and the first thing tomorro

mr. donald j. trump continues steam rolling all other candidates on his way to getting the nomination of the republican party for president of the united states. that's option one. option two is that mr. donald j. trump continues steam rolling all other candidates but at the part where you might expect him to go to the republican party's convention and collect the nomination of the republican party, instead, at that convention, they're going to figure out a way to not give it to him and to give it to somebody else instead. which of those options is more crazy? joining us now is a veteran of some of the republican party's political and legal wars who not only had a leading role in bush v. gore, he also had a leading role in trying to keep hold of mitt romney's republican presidential nomination in 2012 in face of a fascinating ron paul campaign, a stealth effort to basically run off with all the mitt romney delegates even though the ron paul campaign had lost all the primaries. our guest for "the intervie

it doesn't look at donald trump the way that the rest of america looks at donald trump. we saw that here today in talking to the people here. >> mr donald trump. >> reporter: today he brought his campaign into america's heartland, home of house speaker paul ryan and the two republicans could not be more different >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on tv and the kind that we experience among each other, it did not used to be this bad. it does not have to be this way. >> reporter: as the presidential race presses further into spring time, it is more than just a coincidence that trump is bringing his combative brand of politics to the backyard of the most important republican in america and it is not lost on the people here >> for the 25 years we've been here, the only time i've seen a fight big enough to walk out the door was regarding brett. >> reporter: just across the street from the district office, every visitor is offered a free cup of coffee and an antique for not much more, but here the attitude varies here. >> paul is well respected throughout the community because he is a hard worker and that reflects o

donald trump's campaign manager the answer is at least twice. >> ladies and gentleman, please welcome the next president of the united states, mr. donald trump. >> the sense that this is a game. >> violent behavior. >> physically assaulting a reporter. >> ultimately the responsibility is mr. trump's. >> she was grabbing me. does that mean i'm supposed to file charges against her. >> a democracy depends on a well-informed electorate. >> why can't we keep our mouths shuts? why can't be we unpredictable? >> it's not just for the united states that this matters, it matters for the planet. >> i don't want to tell the world what i'm gonna do. >> america's the place where you can't afford completely crazy politi politics. ♪ >>> so you're running for the republican presidential nomination in the wisconsin primary and you go on a talk radio show and you complain about the republican governor of wisconsin no tt raising taxes. >> you had a $2.2 billion budget deficit. he didn't want to raise taxes because he was running for office. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is so unmoored from everything, unmoored from reality, unmoo

mr. trump. mr. trump, donald, maybe you should call him conalt trump. i would campaign in all 50 states.ill get in my pick up truck and drive around if i have to before i allow the party of lincoln and reagan to fall into the hands of a con man. >> hey. you saw that pick up then. welcome back, everybody. didn't scott brown do that? former massachusetts senator here with me right now. what do you make of that? stop trump. >> i have a nice truck with 320 he can borrow, certainly. i don't know how it smells, but he can use it. listen, the stop trump is the front-runner, so i expect some of that. as we talked a little bit ago, i think the republican party is very united. especially in massachusetts. i spent a lot of time there recently. >> so, you think he'll win there. >> i think he'll win there. >> you've got you know, hobby lobby guy. whitman, a former -- she prefers hillary clinton over him. >> that's i think disgraceful, quite honestly, the fact they're not giving the prosecco process a chance to, wo out. he's not even the nominee yet. >> they say they don't trust him. >> they trust obv

others are going to be helping him. >> reporter: regarding the two donald trumps comment by dr. carson, at first mr. trump agreed saying, yes, there are two donald trumps, a public version and a personal side. moments later at that very same changed course and changeded position and said there is just one donald trump. live in palm beach, i'm steve litz.. nbc 6 news. >>> team trump is headed back to south florida monday. the frontruruner is holding a rally at trump national in doral. that begins at 6:00 in the afternoon. >>> trump's rival ted cruz was in orlando earlier today. he was dodging questions about if supporter carly fiorina would be his running mate short list. fiorina endorsed cruz this week and cruz praised fiorina but did not answer a question directly from hannity about whether she would be his pick for running mate. campaign. she is a serious thinker. you're right. she's standing up and fighting i'm humbled to be here with her. >> fiorin says trump needs to man up. trump said yesterday there were too many debates. >>> marco rubio sticking around in south florida today at a jewish tem

donald trump is in the driver seat with the remainder -- remaining republicans hoping to stall his momentum. ted cruz targeting texas. marco rubio aiming for a win anywhere. roadblock to the white house. mr. trump: hillary clinton can t be allowed to do the job because what she did was a criminal act. she shouldn' t be allowed to run. reid: trump campaigning in a state not even voting today, ohio. its primary in two weeks, a possible indication that the gop front-runner is confident the s cruz, voting in texas, says the field needs to narrow. mr. cruz: what donald is benefiting from is a fractured opposition. one on one, not only do i beat donald trump, i beat him resoundingly by 16 points. reid: nearly a quarter of the delegates needed to win are up for grabs on this super tuesday. stops in states voting today, urging minnesota voters not to cast a ballot for a man he calls a con-artist. mr. rubio: donald trump will be an embarassment to america, will be an embarassment to anybody who supported him. what he will do to our foreign policy will embarrass everyone reid: john kasich and ben carson also stumping for votes now. do not be surprised if we see one or more candidates drop out of t

donald trump for his endorsement. it means a great deal to me to have the the endorsement of mr. trump. ing in donald trump's magnificent hotel and having his endorsement is a delight. i'm so honored and pleased to have his endorsement. >> trevor: ooh! mitt romney! i'm surprised you didn't get pink eye after shoving your nose that deep into trump's ass! (applause) that's why trump is winning, people flip-flop like this. a bigger question you might be asking yourself is why is mitt romney speaking out against trump? a big part of that a week ago the kkk leader david duke told his employees to vote for donald trump. donald trump was coy about disavowing kkk support. this is david duke supporting his casual look. no hood. please, please, mr. wizard was my father. my friends call me grand. (laughter) obviously a grand wizard of the kkk praising the republican frontrunner is going to stir up emotion and we saw that on cnn as a trump supporter and democrat faced off as tuesday results were coming in. >> racial tensions front and center in this year's race. two commentators entete get the into

donald's part now. >> in october of 1993, they had a baby girl, tiffany trump. two months later marla maples became mrsd trump. over the next few years 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 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, forecasts lists, you name it. his position matters to him. >> in 1997, he filed for divorce from marla maples. less than a year later trump fell in love. this time with a 28-year-old supermodel. >> i met her at a party. 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 really the energy between us when we start to talk. that's important, that we both

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cruz: that is the only way to beat donald trump. mr. trump: nobody is going to beat us. chris: a feat that no one's quite figured out how to do so chris clackum, nbc news. lisa: kentucky voters could hear from the john kasich campaign, despite a disappointing super tuesday. supporters he can overcome the odds. >> i' m going to tell will beat donald trump in the state of ohio. lisa: the ohio primary is march 15. according to a recent quinnipiac favored to win. mark: our " commitment 2016" coverage is also online. go to wlwt.com or our mobile app. we have the latest news from the campaign trail. lisa: new developments in the 75 ilya and other civil trial involving sports reporter erin anders. she is suing the national marriott where she was videotaped while getting dressed. she was targeted i a stalker who hers. she gave an emotional testimony. the defense is claiming the hotel should not pay for a video that wasn' t their fault, and did not damage her career. mark: congress is hearing both sides between apple and the fbi. the house judiciary committee heard testimony from

mr. donald trump himself in an earlier press meeting said the mother was all issues, including political transition. >> the mother of all issues, the opposition wants bashar al assad to go as we heard yesterday. his future is not under discussion, so where did this leave the talks? >> well, the future is under discussion, if you look at the key texts, which are the guiding principles, according to mr. staffan de mistura. one is the u.n. security council resolution set up at the end of last year, past the end of last year in new york. that talks about political transition and has a time line, 18 months for free and fair elections and the other principle is the geneva communique in 2012. let me be precise about what that says. it talks about a transitional governing body with full executive power. full executive power suggest to say me that that would take over from the president. it also says in that geneva communique of 2012 it will be by mutual consent. i think that's a key phrase for the opposition and why they keep going back to that geneva communique, because it's very clear, there i

donald trump. the next day, we caught up with his chief rival, senator ted cruz. john: we start our look back with donald trump. mrtrump: i was called by a friend, he said, a terrible thing happened in brussels. i was not surprised. i've been saying, brussels is a mess. i turn on the television, i saw what was going on, and i think it is deplorable. givingou talked about the country a pep talk. when you talk about these issues, you tend to talk about them -- in negative ways the terrorists are winning. they are winning. we cannot waterboard, get, they are chopping off heads. mark: i understand that is part of your view. impliesep talk optimism. mr. trump: i would be very optimistic and very tough on terror, much tougher than where we are now. we are not playing in the same field. they have absolutely no loss. they kill people, and don't talk about it. littleomething that is a harsh, and that particular soldier or general, or whoever it may be, loses his life. we are not playing by the same rules. they are playing dirty stuff, and we're not playing that way. we cannot waterboard anymore. waterboarding, nothing is n

mr. donald trump of. mike mike -- mike huckabee isn't having any of it you.hink this should be an issue here. die have that right? >> well, it shouldn't bet& becae everybody on that stage pledged they would support the nominee. even if it was donald trump. they may not like it. they may not agree with it. but they said they would do it. two days later, if the say issue may not-then its their credibility, not donald trump's on the line. >> you have people who would disturb that event -- not a lot -- and you contain it. they are -- some. donald trump's critics argue he spices it up and instigates it. you say what? >> i think that's very unfair. to say that donald trump is tryingp0ñkç incite silence, thaa criminal accusation. it's a criminal act to incite violence. of trying to encourage violence, you're accusing him of a criminal act, and i don't think that's true. the fact is, it's the classic, let's blame the victim for what happened to him. this is about left-wing thugs. that's what it is. speech for one they don't agree with, and the classic understanding i