[boo] mr. trump: oh? [laughter] mr. trump: no, in fact you have right now, they had editorials where he actually wrote papers called "why you should be the one chosen" -- signed my ted cruz. no matter what he does, he has been a disastrous judge. obamacare is killing everybody. pat: one more question. in your selection as president, what criteria would you use to pick somebody? mr. trump: pro-life. [applause] very conservative, very smart. alia, he was like a perfect, a perfect representative. i've always said that justice thomas does not get enough credit. he is a wonderful man. he's a wonderful guy. [applause] i think judge alito is terrific. in that realm is what we're talking about. pat: we have some questions. they have come in from all around. i will turn this over. >> hello, good to see you. here is a question from the simulcast room, because this is huge. we haven't overflowed room. i thought you would like to know that. -- we have an overflowed room. mr. trump: i see some people upstairs. >> that is right. they

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[applause] mr. trump: i want to thank you. look over there, look at this. in --that have to get there are 3000 people that have to get in. yes. this is the biggest crowd of the political season so far. we have 30,000 people. amazing. 30,000 people. i want to thank everybody. we have a lot of folks in the madison area. it is really thriving, you know that, right? it is doing well. we are going to keep that rim program that space going. we will do a lot of cutting, but we will keep that. i've got to say, the benghazi guys, so incredible. guts, courage, amazing guys. i want to thank mark and john. amazing. amazing. i was going to say, i have a little surprise. i have a little surprise for you today. over the years, i have developed a lot of friendships. good, some are people are ok, and some people are lousy, right? and some people are great. i was so honored because i have a man who was respected by everybody here. greatly respected. some of the i have a lot of respect for. he was the expert, as far as i'm

argue mr. trumpould about his personal bankruptcies he it does illustrate how goes about business and uses the laws at hand. he is a businessman and uses the laws available to him. how is he able to use the law? it does have a connotation of being broke but in business, that is not quite the case. guest: especially in real estate. in a lot of cases, you take on a lot of debt. if you look at panama, he did not put money into it. the company that did took on a lot of debt, was delayed in opening the facility and opened it when the market was glutted with a lot of units and the global economy was in trouble and had to reorganize its debt. totally unusual thing for a development of that scale -- host: this headline. "a look inside trump's global deal." commissioner is asking about the reason donald trump is not releasing his tax returns, because of his repeated audits. he has been audited almost every year by the irs. would somebody be audited every year, every year of the obama administration? >> we can

but if mr. trump follows through on his threat to file a defamation lawsuit, there are at least four data points that will be relevant in lit gating this lawsuit. number one, the tim russert interview. his own words sate on national television are a matter of public record and by definition repeating someone's own words cannot be defamation. and, once again, what he said on national television is that he is very pro choice, he would not ban partial birth abortion, and he is pro choice in every respect. a second data point that would surely be relevant is mr. trump's statement in august of 2015 that he believes his sister would make a "phenomenal supreme court justice. " now, who is his sister? his sistser a court of appeals judge appointed by bill clinton. his sister has an extreme left wing position. his sister as an appellate judge struck down the new jersey law banning partial birth abortion. now, remind you, new jersey is not a bright red state. new jersey is a blue state. and yet donald's sister

[applause] mr. trump: ok. that is what is going to happen with our enemies and the people we compete against. we are going to win with trump. we are going to win. we are going to win with pump. -- with trump. we're not going to back down. that is what i like. ask about awant to headline that was back in the papers this morning. thecarson, on the day of iowa caucuses, the ted cruz campaign sent out mailers and phone calls saying, "mr. carson will be suspending his campaign. please inform any caucus-goers of this news." still we all see, you are standing here tonight. your campaign said, "this kind of deceitful behavior is why americans don't trust politicians. this is representative of d.c. values." what kind of action do you think mr. cruz should have taken? you know, i think yackley should've dropped out. [laughter] but you know, today is the 105th anniversary, i mean, birthday, of ronald reagan. so i'm not going to use this opportunity to savage the reputation of mr. ted cruz. [applause] mr. carson: but i wil

mr. trump: i'm officially running for president of the united states. [applause] and we are going to make our country great again. patrick: in june last year, donald trump begin the transformation from mogul and tv start to republican candidate in a race for the white house. the talk of the political world. mr. trump: they are bringing drugs, crime, they are rapists, and some, i assume, are good people. patrick: that was his june 16 announcement speech. mr. trump: we can't worry about being politically correct. we just can't afford anymore to be so politically correct. patrick: only december, after the tragic terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, trump released his plan to stop future attacks in the u.s. mr. trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> what donald trump said yesterday is qualified -- disqualifies him from serving as president. patrick: he spent the last eight months battling with those who disagree with th

mr. trumphole theme is make america great again. we don't win anymore as a country. we don't win with trade. we don't win with the military, isis, we can't even knock out isis, and we will, believe me. we will. we don't win in any capacity with health care. we have terrible health care. obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced. we just don't win. you look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese. everybody pours in. we're going to make a great country again. we're going to start winning again. we're going to win a lot. it's going to be a big difference, believe me. it's going to be a big, big difference. >> thank you very much. it's now time to begin questions. voters in the first four states have spoken, and mr. trump has emerged as the front-runner, but in five days, the candidates will face their biggest test yet, super tuesday, when nearly half of the delegates needed to win the republican nomination will be awarded and the biggest prize of the night is texas. immigration is a key is

mr. trump: very, very special. jarod is a very successful real estate entrepreneur in manhattan, but he likes this better than real estate, i think. thank you. , they werend eric all out today. it was amazing. and corey, where is corrie? does corey have a ground game or what? corey lewandowski. you know, we learned a lot about ground games in one week. i have to tell you that. and the entire staff. this is hope. this is hope. this is hope. nobody takes more phone calls than hope. thank you hope and corey, and the entire group, the entire staff. incredible job. get over here. [applause] [crowd chanting] mr. trump: so, again, we have to thank the candidates because they really ran -- we have some very talented people, and to be victorious against some of these people even if it is for one week, but believe me, it is going to be for many weeks, ok? but they really are terrific. a number of them called. i wanted to congratulate the other candidates, ok? now that i've got that over with , it's alway

mr. trump: eminent domain, that person gets two or three times the value of their property. without eminent domain, you don't have roads, highways, schools, bridges or anything. eminent domain, it's not that i love it but eminent domain is a certainly it's a necessity for our country. josh: is that a yes on the northern pass project? governor bush: what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city to turn this into a limousine parking lot for his casinos is not public use. in florida, we made that impossible as partly -- part of our constitution. mr. trump: he wants to be a tough guy. a lot of times you'll have -- and it doesn't work very well. governor bush: how tough is it to take the property from an elderly woman? mr. trump: let me talk, quiet. josh: that was a moment and an issue worth talking about. joined by another candidate on stage tonight, center podium, donald trump, republican frontrunner in new hampshire. mr.

mr. trump's policy. so mr. trump is going to move forward. as long as the network projects itself to be fair, we'll go right along forward. >> does donald trump have to win new hampshire? >> yeah. i mean donald trump definitely wants to win new hampshire. does he have to win new hampshire? probably not. but we're really excited about new hampshire. new hampshire is the live free or die state. i predict we're going to win new hampshire. he's ahead by double digits. and the folks there know donald trump. that state is definitely cut out for somebody like him. >> katrina pierson, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. >>> on the other side of the aisle, it might be hard to tell them apart. bernie sanders face to face with himself, larry david on "saturday night live." that story next. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! we've already given more than 306 million fico cr

>>mr. trump: go ahead. i'm relaxed. >>mr. rubio: i sent him a book. >>mr. trump: you're the basket case. go ahead. >>mr. cruz: donald >>mr. trump: go ahead. don't get nervous. go ahead. >>my name, my name is mentioned. >>mr. cruz: i promise you, donald, there is nothing about you that, that makes anyone nervous. >>mr. trump: i've seen you. i've seen you. you lose >>sabrina: that was real. ted cruz and marco rubio both really came out swinging against trump. but he's been the e flon candidate. no criticism seems to stick. it's looking more and more likely he w wl be the nominee. and could he even be president? well, a professor at stony brook university in new york, who claims his statistical model as correctly predicted the results of every electn except one in the last 104 years, has forecast that the odds of donald trump becoming america's next president currently range from 97% to 99%. so dr. steffen schmidt, our political analyst from iowa state university likelihood that trump will be the next president? really? >>dr. schmidt: and helmut is a great stat

mr. trump leading in massachusetts by 21 points. there are two recent polls out of georgia right now on the republican side. both of them show mr. trump leading, one by 12%. one by 26%. the only place on the forthcoming calendar donald trump is not leading. the only state where that's true is the great state of texas. in texas, it does look like ted cruz could win there. there have been five polls released on the texas race over the last three days. one shows a tie between senator cruz and mr. trump. the other four show senator cruz leading in his home state by a range of anywhere from 1 point to 15 points. so, what do you do if you are donald trump presidential front runner and you are leading in every single state in the country except for one, which is the home state of one of your competitors. if you are leading everywhere in the country, are you donald trump, obviously what you do, you go to that one state where you are fought leading. you hold a raucous sweating yelling and hollering red

[laughter in applause] as to mr. trump: who the hell is he? i don't know. >> mr. trump: i was reminding myself 53 years ago i went to a seventh grade valentine stance in this very room. i went to his goal across the street from here and we had some gym, so this was our gym. some people say i changed a bit and 53 years, i say what has been changing in new hampshire our most population has shrunk. you are not a shy guy. addresssomeone who will climate change and help make our moose great again. mr. trump: my sons are hunters, they love hunting. they know about your moose air. were telling me about that. is that mostly disease? or is it from hunting? [indiscernible] mr. trump: wow. unbelievable. down 50%? well. amazing. incredible. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i support the death penalty. i have to be a little careful about that. if somebody kill somebody, i support the death penalty and i support the death penalty for policeman that get killed. we had a case of new york, they gone to the car, and they put a gun to the officer said, they pull the trigger. death penal

mr. trump: i'm a negotiator. i've done very well over the years through negotiation. it's very important that we do that. in all fairness, marco is not a negotiator. i watched him melt down, and i tell you, it was one of the saddest things i've ever seen. he's not going down -- >> he thinks this is a real estate deal. mr. trump: these people may even be tougher than chris christie. senator rubio: this is not a real estate deal. when you're dealing with terrorists -- mr. trump: you're not a negotiator. with your thinking, you will never -- you will never -- i repeat, you will never bring -- senator rubio: i bring -- this is not a real estate deal. mr. trump: he will never be able to do t. i think i may be able to do it, although i will say this, probably the toughest deal of any kind is that particular deal. host: as you hear donald trump, that has really been one of the key hall marks of his candidacy. he's an outsider. he's a businessman. he knows how to make a deal. he wrote the best-selling

mr. trump: it is interesting. my sons are hunters, and they love hunting, and they know about your moose. is that from disease? wow. wow. that is unbelievable. that is down 50%. wow, that is amazing. look at that. that is incredible. yes, go ahead. well, i do support the death penalty. i have to be a little careful with that. if some but he kill somebody, i support the death penalty, and i support the death penalty for policeman who get killed. you know, and officers said they pulled the trigger. death penalty. i do not understand people who do not. you have cases where a guy will come up to and 85-year-old woman, punch her in the face, shoot her in the head, rape her kill her, and then they put them in jail for 25 years. how you can even think of that and i have friends who are good people, and they say "no, no it is cruel and unusual punishment. " it is like the other day when they talked about waterboarding and they said actually to ted cruz. they were talking to him about it, and you could

mr. trumpthank you everybody. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] so nice. thank you very much. please visit down. we had a very exciting evening last night. you know the work caucus, it's a little complicated. you don't know how it's going to work out. they say it's hard to poll. but we really one day last night. we ended up getting 46% of the vote. during the day, i saw all these people, they are all saying donald, we love you donald. will you don't know what's going to happen. and service we turned on the tv, it was obvious from the beginning. we had an extraordinary night. one of the things that made me so happy is, as you saw, we totally won with evangelicals. we were big league with evangelicals. it was such a good thing. we worked very hard. i am presbyterian, protestant. i was going to talk to pat, to is a great gentlemen. i have watched him over the years. the job he has done is incredible. i have to tell you, it's an honor to be with pat. i look forward to having him really. he

. >> you said, mr. trump,pñ during that announcement yesterday that you get phone calls from other big names that want to endorse you. you chose chris christie. should we expect any big endorsements from you in days to come? >> yes. i think you can. but, you know, frankly, sometimes they want to have dinner and let's get together for two hours. let's go to a movie together. [ laughter ] >> it's too much work. i'm not sure what endorsements mean. i have never understood it i did think that the chris christie endorsement meant a lot. i think the sarah palin endorsement meant a lot. i think that jerry falwell jr. meant a lot. >> do you think these endorsements move needles for you? you said you don't look for endorsements. you don't care about them. do you think it it helps you on super tuesday in any big way? >> i do. i think jerry falwell jr. really helped me a lot with evangelicals. liberty university. i'm leading with evangelicals all over the country. i.ç won in south carolina. that was supposed to be reall

>> it is not extremely important for mr. trump to win texas but i can say he will do extremely well in texas, if not win texas. i think he is definitely will carry all the other states. deirdre: katrina, donald trump ducking a question about the endorsement of former kkk grand wizard david duke. here is the comment. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. i don't know, did he endorse me or what is going on? i have to look at the group. i don't know what group you're talking about. you wouldn't want me to condemn a group i know nothing about. deirdre: senators rubio and cruz wasted no time in responding. here are your comments. >> we can not be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremacists and ku klux klan. we can not be a party that does that. >> watching donald's interview when he repeatedly declined to denounce the kkk, declined to denounce david duke, i thought that was unfortunate. deirdre:

mr. trump has had the most pro-america message out of all of the campaigns, particularly when he announced that stopping illegal immigration, and that resonates here in the country. and not to mention jobs and the economy. i mean, this is a big key. and most other candidates aren't even talking about this. we're at a time where you have marco rubio and senator cruz pushing something like tpa, which fast-tracked obama's secret trade deals when nafta in the state of south carolina eliminated a third of the jobs. this is going to resonate all across the south, because mr. trump has been against that trans-pacific partnership since day one. >> one of the big things that also happened tonight, not only the big win for your guy, donald trump, was governor bush. he dropped out of the race. donald trump did not mention jeb bush in his victory speech. other candidates did. why not? >> well, mr. trump thanked everyone for being in the race. he said candidates, plural, and he also made a mention of marco

one of them shows a tie between senator cruz and mr. trump. the other four show senator cruz leading in his home state by a range of anywhere from one point to 15 points. what do you do if you are donald trump presidential front-runner and leading in every single state many the country except for one, which is the home state of one of your competitors. if you're leading everywhere and you're donald trump, you go to that one state where you're not leading. you hold a red face, scream your lungs out rally in front of 8,000 pumped up texans in ft. worth. if you're donald trump before you hold that mosh pit of a giant rally in ted cruz's backyard, the other thing you do is unveil a big surprise. we all got word at the news networks today that donald trump would hold a press availability before his big rally in ft. worth today. that's kind of par for the course. we all tend to get notice when these things happen. that's how the press shows up. if there will be a big announcement, some big endorsement at one of these press availabilities, we'll get a

mr. trump's plan represents the republican party. given how well he's been doing with the republican primary voters, do you still believe that? >> i believe in liberty and justice for all. i think everything we do should by fair and i've already described how we can secure the bord border. it's not just people from south america and mexico. but there are terrorists who want to destroy us and we have to stop that. but in terms of the people here already after we stop the illegal immigration, we need to be reasonable. and i would give them a six month period in which to get registered as a guest worker, assuming they have an acceptable record. they have to pay a back tax penalty and taxes going forward but they don't have to live underground anymore. and i think they do not become american citizens, they do not vote. if they want to become an american citizen, they go through exactly the same process everybody else goes through. and we have other ways of utilizing our facilities and our talents a

dickerson: hold on, mr. trump. trump: no, but it's another lie. dickerson: hold on, mr. trump. no, but it's another lie. this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. just a lie. bush: we need someone with a proven record to be able to forge consensus to solve problems. and right now, both republicans and democrats in washington don't get it. people are struggling -- 63% of americans can't make a $500 car payment. most americans are living paycheck to paycheck. and we need someone has a proven record of growing the economy, reforming the things that are broken. and i'm that person. dickerson: ok, mr. trump, your response. [applause] trump: let me just tell you. jeb goes around saying, just like the biggest business leaders in this country, i've used the laws of the land to chapter -- i bought a company, i threw it immediately into a chapter, i made a great deal. i uses the laws to my benefit, because i run a company. bush: yeah -- trump: excuse me, jeb! bush: yeah. trump: i never went bankrupt, never. now -- but you don't want to say that. now, let me just say, i've used it, j

mr. trump: this is a different this is for gitmo, but you folks haven't asked that it'sion yet because ridiculous that they're moving people into this area and we're win we're and if i moving them out. and nay shouldn't be closing gitmo, they should not be closing it in any way, shape or form. movingy shouldn't be people, hard eped criminals, into this area, and i will stop it. and if i don't stop it in terms of time, if i win, they're going back. i'd keep it each, we have to be lament, we'll look at everybody's case, certainly, and you don't want to have people that are innocent of something suffering. but you have some very hardened people. we want to keep it open and that's the way i feel. and i don't want people coming into this area. i've had such complaints, i've had people from south carolina calling me, asking me do this press conference about guantanamo bay. and there's not going to be any people coming here, and frankly i think the governor should be it.ng a strong stand on (inaudible

mr. trump said he likes the way we build charts where we put his little head on top of them. that's through jacob from donald trump through me back to our graphics department. when you make bar graphs and pop a trump head on top bar, candidate likes it. we'll have a long ethical discussion on our team if we should keep doing it considering the candidate likes it. lots of come tonight. we're in las vegas where republicans are hoping one big thing changes tonight in the race. that story and a lot more is straight ahead. it will be fun night here. stay with us. you're an at&t small business expert? sure am. my staff could use your help staying in touch with customers. at&t can help you stay connected. am i seeing double? no ma'am. our at&t 'buy one get one free' makes it easier for your staff to send appointment reminders to your customers... ...and share promotions on social media? you know it! now i'm seeing dollar signs. you should probably get your eyes checked. good one babe. optometry humor. right now get up to $650 in credits to help you switch to at&t. whfight back fastts

there had been a feeling the people in the caucus in nevada were angry enough to go for mr trump, but smart money says that is pretty much a done deal. what is interesting about this is the marco rubio/ted cruz contest, because marco rubio has to knock out mr cruz or vice versa. as soon as we begin to get that result, we will bring it to you live here on al jazeera. staying in the states, republican squaring up for a fight against the u.s. president over his refreshed plans as of yesterday to finally close down guantanamo bay. it is an effort to deliver on a pledge he made more than seven years ago. he believes the existence of it undermines america's standing around the world. >> reporter: it was one of his first promises in office, and now u.s. president obama is hoping in his last year he can actually accomplish it. close the controversial detention center at guatemalaned bay cuba. >> are we going to let this linger on? another 15 to 30 years? >> reporter: for all that time dozens of men have been held in limbo. they went on a hunger strike and they were finally fed through a tube.

mr. trump. mr. trump: hello, everybody. any questions? >> why is there so much bad blood between you and the bush family? mr. trump: it only has to do with me. very fair question. there is no bad blood. what has happened is jeb bush has spent about $20 billion on negative ads that in many cases are false. he has a lot of special-interest money. his campaign in my opinion is going absolutely nowhere but he has spent $20 million on negative ads on me. i think you would do better if he went positive. the only reason i bring it up is that we have to respond to those negative ads. no bad blood. >> what about george w. bush? >> once he enters the fray, like bill clinton enters the fray -- and i helped bernie sanders much more than he helped himself, believe me. if you look at it, that is when she started going down and that race started getting competitive. just take a look, you study the numbers and study the dates. she attacked me and i attacked her and that's when she went down and that race got competitive. only one political reporter got t

barbara. >> hi, mr. trump. >> hello, barbara. >> i wanted to ask you, when will we ask our allies to help fund the u.s. troops stationed in their country for protection? >> i talk about it all the time, barbara. we have so many countries, south korea, i order thousands of television sets every year for projects and they're all made in south korea except for sony which is japan, lg, samsung, it's such a great question because these countries are making a fortune and we take care of saudi arabia, we take care of japan, we take care of germany. you know, when you look at our budget for military, it's ten times higher, so much bigger than anybody else in the world. what do we do? we take care of all these other countries. the question is such a great question. i talk about it and i just can't even understand. saudi arabia was making a billion dollars a day prior to the oil collapse so now they are making half. they're making plenty. and yet we take care of them. they pay us peanuts. >> so should we force germany a

mr. trump: good morning to be here. supposedly i lost. probably would've called pat, i don't know if i want to be there today. no, we had a great evening. pat: you are working on a project in washington, pennsylvania avenue the old post , office building. everybody wanted this, but you got it. "the art of the deal" -- what did you do? donald trump: it is a great -- built built in to in the 1880's. thick walls made of solid granite. today they use like plastic, right? one of the most beautiful buildings in washington. for years it was a post office. i way say to people, if you can get the post office in a city, you get the best location. this was the one for washington. they put it outot bid. -- out to bid. it was one of the most hotly contested projects ever. big landlord. they chose us. it's a great honor because we were chosen in the obama administration, which is sort of amazing. a lot of people did not think we were able to get it. we have a great financial staff we want to make sure it get

mr. trump's vowed to build that wall along the mexican border. mr. trump insists mexico will pay for it because of the former president's insults, trump said it will be ten feet taller. here is some of the former president fox's comments when he was interviewed by fox business' maria bartiromo and the republican candidate's response earlier today. >> i am not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. i am not. he should know that. i am not going to apologize. >> by the way, i don't use that word. the words i use are peanuts compared to that word. i wouldn't be able to get off the airplane. >> joining us with reaction is the trump campaign spokesperson. how will he get mexico to pay for that wall if they refuse? >> hi, eric. great to sigh. it's interesting that no one really talks about the fact that this wall has already been appropriated for by congress. but more importantly, of course we can get mexico to pay for the wall. the federal government has strings to every single penny it gives to the states. it's time that we do that to the countries that are

mr. trump many about senator cruz. the question of is he inevitable. of course he is not. 5% of delegates have been cast. only 133 have been awarded there will be over 2500 that are eventually rewarded. let's not be disrespectful to all of the votc$x9ñ except for the first four states cast ballots and deprive them of their voice in choosing nominee. mr. trump is prohibitive frontrunner at this moment. he is in no way inevitable. if mr. cruz gets mr. trump to himself then you have the two antiestablishment outsiders. he says he can't win anything in florida and trump is beating him by 16 points today. >> looking at senator cruz and rubio beating each other senseless and saying i'm all right with this because i keep winning states is donald trump the inevitable? >> he is the inevitable. i agree. let's not look past the upcoming states. anytime a state voting on tuesday. guess what in my state every single state, mr. trump is in double digits in every single state. according to the latest dallas a

mr. trump, senator cruz has said about you right here in new hampshire this week, quote, i don't know anyone who would be comfortable with someone who behaves this way, having his finger on the button. we're liable to wake up one morning, and if he were president, he would nuke denmark. saying that's >> i think i have the best i built a massive corporation. of people. i've gotten along with people for years and years, have tremendous relationships with politicians on both sides. and no matter how you cut it, when i came out, i hit immigration, i hit it very hard. everybody says, oh, the temperament, because i talked about illegal immigration. now, everybody's coming to me, they're all trying to say, well, he's right, we have to come to him. i hit other things. i talked about muslims. we have a problem. nobody else wanted to mention the problem. i brought it up. i took a lot of heat. we have to have a temporary something, because there's something going on that's not good. and remember this, i'm

i don't think it's restricted by the way to mr. trump. i find it interesting that everybody's focused on trump because he says in more interesting ways what the other candidates are saying as well. he may up the ante in anti-muslim sentiment, but if you look at what the other republican candidates have said, that's pretty troubling too. he may express strong anti-immigration sentiment, but you've heard that from the other candidates as well. i'll leave it to you to speculate on how this race will go. i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting talk show or a reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. a lot of people count on us getting it right. the american person are pretty sensible. i think they'll make a sensible choice in the end. all right. thanks, everybody. thank you. >> president obama at a press conference today in california. presidents don't usually p

mr. trump: i am beating him in the polls. senator cruz going you are not beating hillary. mr. trump: if i cannot beat her, you are really going to get killed. sally: in washington, sally kidd, wyff 4 news. carol: on the democratic side, and a news 4 exclusive, wyff news 4's nigel robertson talked one on one with hillary clinton. he asked about her opponent bernie sanders and his supporters. >> for those supporters of bernie sanders, if you get the nomination and become president what issues that they care about , that he has brought to the forefront can they count on you to follow up on? senator clinton, well they can big bank that poses a systemic a risk to our economy. i've said no bank is too big to fail, no executive to powerful to jail. they can count on me to do everything i can to reverse the pernicious affects of supreme court decision of citizens united which opened , the door to dark secret unaccountable money. i have said i would go so far as appointing supreme court justices to reverse that but even to look for a constitutional amendment if that is what it , took. s