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nancy, what happened in mr. mesh, how big a deal that sanders beat clinton? >> put a dent in her inevitability and shift gears starting to using on the general election. have to spend more money than she probably wanted to in these primary states. it showed that the issue of trade is bigger than probably even the clinton campaign thought it was. in a manufacturing state like michigan and that is really a centerpiece of the bernie sanders campaign that free trade is killing jobs. she also focused in michigan as she has in other states in boosting african american turn out and it's true she did very well among african americans but no, sir well where she wins like 09% of african americans, there aren't enough african americans in the state like michigan to put her over the top. >> she lost 30% of african americans in michigan which is a danger point number for her particularly as democratic races go north and to the midwest to the west coast because nonwhite populations are much smaller there. nancy mentioned these states are going to be more friendly to more l

mr. trump, what are you, what your saying in front of the cameras is that essentially an act? also with the trump campaign there is the back around forth between corey lewandowski and mesh shelled fields as fields filed a complaint in jupiter about some bruising she received. others there in florida said that was done by mr. lewandowski which he denies. melissa: blake, that was a lot in one day. thank you very much. here to weigh in on all that, how which kurtz, fox news media analyst, host of "mediabuzz." a lot to digest there. let's talk about the two mr. trumps and one at the debate stood in stark contrast to the man on the campaign trail and other debates and throwing insults and barbs and being rather crude. do you think we'll see this new trump here on out? was that a full pivot? >> most of the time because sometimes donald trump can't help himself. i had a preview of this, i interviewed donald trump the day before the debate in palm beach. you will see that interview on "mediabuzz" on sunday and he was very much in the party unit mold. i asked him about rubio and i asked him about cruz. he was mostly saying positive things. it was clear he was trying to move beyo

mr. doggett: for many months now so many of us democrats here in the house have been pleading with our republican colleagues to recognize that there is a very serious cost to the mesh people -- american people of prescription price gouging. such a serious matter that overwhelmingly in the fall when the kaiser family foundation surveyed health care concerns of americans, the number one issue was soring unaffordable prescription drug -- soaring unaffordable prescription drugs. we have not been very successful in getting their attention on this. just to recognize the severity of the problem. not even getting to the point of agreeing on what the many solutions legislatively, what action this congress, this administration might take in order to address this problem. we get another indication of the severity of the problem and the way that people across america are being impacted by the republican failure to address prescription price gouging in the latest survey done this year by aarp, their prescription price watch report that was released that found the average retail price among 622 prescription medicines that are widely used by seniors, more than doubled from less t

mr. tyrie? are you disputing the voracity of the house of commons library? >> fortunately i do the asking of these meetings. the conclusion of the note on this reads "all mesh uraniums have their problems it's possible to justify between 15% and 55% -- >> 59%. >> i'm reading the note on what you've not go front of you is based. depending on what is included or executed. >> whether it's w59% or 55%, it's an awful lot. >> 15% is the range offered by the house of commons. >> yes, but as i tried to explain earlier -- >> what i'm repeatedly trying to point out to you that while it might be possible to put together a case for 55% or 59%, it's extremely important also if you want to try and acquire credibility in this debate to sail there's a vast range depending how you measure this and that may be as low as the house of commons library has said as 15%. >> that is if you look solely at directives and decisions. if you add in statutory instruments the figure rapidly expands and since statutory instruments have effect in this country and since they form part of the corpus of european law and since they are justice by the european court of justice imseems to be enti