rupert murdoch i think you said calls him a -- >> tree hugger. >> james murdoch took over of 21st century and i think that made a big difference to a lot of people within the national geographic society because if you look at his ,olitics versus his father's there were certain people who had qualms about rupert murdoch, in particular his skepticism about global warming. james, and hen, is very environmentally progressive. him and his wife have a foundation that is dedicated to protecting national resources like fisheries and enhancing scientific education -- advancing scientific education. 2015,ly, in the spring of the new ceo of the national geographic society held this off-site retreat for the board of trustees in washington, d.c., and that was the first time that james murdoch got in the room with them. everybody met and all got along pretty well. >> from the national geographic society? >> yes, and a couple of weeks later, the deal was announced. carol: the software hillary clinton hopes will land her in the oval office. a pioneer that is making life coaching a mainstream profession.

james murdoch has a new vision for "national geographic," which is aiming to be more competitive andbrow. now toillette joins us talk about it. your piece begins with a fascinating culture clash between national geographic proper, national geographic television, one of which is making a considerable amount of money. felix: right. there was sort of this long simmering culture clash about the quality of the programming on the tv network. it was apeople felt little too downmarket, offbrand. they were doing these reality shows. at the same time, the tv network was making all the money keeping the society alive. rocks has had a relationship with national geographic for some time. fox has had a relationship with national geographic for some time. past fall, they announced way first century fox would be taking over not just the tv network and also the magazine, book publishing, all the properties within -- consumer facing properties within national geographic society, and at the time, people were kind of shocked. i think a lot of people did not becausethe tv network, it was national geograp

"the new york post," also a murdoch poverty, is also on board. bought "the wall street journal" he did say they would have more of an independent special relationship. he has honored that. when the rest of the murdoch constellation is getting behind trump, how can they circle on. >> it seems to me when trump was doing these hardball negotiations, he should say to them, "i hate the wall street journal" and tell them to fix it. >> in my sitdown with trump, he was ranting about a "wall street journal" editorial. he wants to bring them to heal. that would be an amazing victory for him. >> if these negotiations go the way they seem to, i would say i'm not doing any more fox until you guys fix the journal. >> maybe he is watching. mark: if you are an independent, is there any negative for trump that murdoch is saying now this is the machine? you talk about things being rigged. now we are starting to get rigged. is it counterintuitive when he talks about saving the little guy from his rigged system? >> the audience wants to see fox cheerleading for him.

you'll never see that. >> that was on the network fox news, controlled by murdoch. back with my panel. i think this is actually been sort of one of the most fascinating through lines of the campaign, has been the roger ailes/trump circling each other. it felt like a professional wrestling bit, they'll square off and then at times it felt genuine. the megyn kelly network special team -- >> love in. >> it was a total love in. struck me as it's all -- now we're all unified. >> yeah. it's weird. right? it seemed like for megyn kelly there was a matter of personal pride a few months ago and i'm weirded out by the way she seems to have come around. >> really? >> i think it's embarrassing for her. she was attacked in ways that were like totally inappropriate and unprofessional and now for her job she's going and playing nice. i think it's weird. it -- >> well, it's good for ratings. >> a lot of people make money off that. >> like if you play devil's advocate, diplomat see the whole interview because i have been here all night, but to play devil's advocate there's something

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7. rupert murdoch is used to picking world leaders in australia and the united kingdom, running tabloids and we're seeing it here at home with the consequences for this nation. that comment border line conspiratorial, saying this man coming in from australia and the uk affecting our election here and that the media did want donald trump to become the nominee of the gop. >> i don't know that they were concerned about whether or not he would be the nominee. i think it was just a matter of he creates ratings. there were plenty of networks that were able to charge more for advertising when he was in a debate, but i want to address the idea that we were all missing in action when obamacare came around, when the stimulus came around. i don't know about anybody else, but i was out there marching with the tea party in 2009 and 2010. i was out there on the ground in 2012 and in 2014. i've been fighting the left and fighting obama ever since i've been able to have a voice at all on these issues. s

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

rupert murdoch had been critical of trump earlier in the campaign. now, the media mogul has plans to back trump against hillary clinton in the general election. trump retweeted having called the fox news anchor a bimbo. >> did i say that? >> many times. >> ooh, okay. >> excuse me. >> what do you think was -- >> not the most horrible thing, politically -- not the most -- over your life megyn you've been call called worse. >> now you have my cell phone number. >> i do. >> you promised you wouldn't use it for evil. >> i won't. >> back with me i think this is actually think donald ales donald trump circling each other. all this buildup, they'll square off, and then at times it felt genuine. the megyn kelly network special tonight -- >> love in. >> totally a love in. struck me as now we're all unified. >> yeah, it's weird, right. >> i'm weirded out by the way she seems to have come around by it. >> it's embarrassing for her. she was attacked in ways that were totally inappropriate and unprofessional. >> a lot of people made a lot of money tonight. >> if y

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7. rupert murdoch is used to picking world leaders in australia and united kingdom, returning tabloids. we're seeing it here at home and consequences for this nation. deirdre: my political power panel is here. republican strategist ford o'connell. democratic national committee member nomiki konst. welcome to you both. some say cruz is showing desperation, swinging at any and all, what is your take? >> he absolutely is. this is do-or-die moment for him. if he loses indiana it will be psychological dagger because it is signal trump momentum is not confined to geographic northeast, it is expanding all over the math. if you're republican or conservative, if all else fails scream about bias in mainstream media. that is all you have left. one thing conservatives don't like is mainstream media. ted cruz got a lot lot of love from rush limbaugh and mark levine. that is disingenuous. deirdre: i don't know that i heard that said before so i'm glad you made it. nomiki, want to bring you in implying

you will find them heavily in the media industries, and jeff bewkes and rupert murdoch are exceptionsbut there is a lot of uncapped value, is you would like to see it delivered in other hands. right now, the stock is down by half, and this is one of the highest paid ceos in the country, and i think that he ranks as number one for the mismatch between pay and performance, and this is philippe dolemahmann, and it ist of the reason for redstone's behavior, and steven hawkings have written many books, but unable to communicate because of a disease. and in the tom fres tton in hal of that time, so he has a history of destroying people in the pipeline who could be a successor and a brilliant visionary, and obvious ly, toda, he is not, but there is a good plan to deliver this to the trust and the national amusements to make a change happen. >> and so, jeff, as a, for investors watching and they have been obviously confused by the chapters in thep story, as a bull, on viacom, are you routing for redstone and change or are you routing for dohmann and stability? >> well, it is sherry redstone,

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump network 24/7. rupert murdoch is used to picking world leaders in australia and the united kingdom, running tabloids. we're seeing it here at home and the consequences for this nation. the race is decided. you have no choice, you're stuck between donald trump or hillary clinton, either one of which is a horrific choice for this country. i will say the cynicism, donald is playing on the cynicism and lets the media play that he cannot be beat. the people of indiana and hoosiers can prove that wrong. the country is depending on indiana. if indiana does not act, this country could well plunge into the abyss. i don't believe that's who we are. we are not a proud boastful self-centered mean-spirited h e hateful bullying nation. you want to understand donald trump, look no further than the interview he did a few months ago in iowa, when he was asked a very simple question. when's the last time you asked god for forgiveness? and donald trump said, he had never asked god for forgiveness for anything. i want

it's a big program, and we saw a lot of this back in 2012 when luger lost to richard murdoch and murdoch lost to joe donnelly, basically allowing the democrats to keep the senate. the women's issues, his comments about rape in that debate in october of 2012 were really key and were really played up. you can see that -- that's a weakness for trump right now. and if cruz can successfully exploit that, then this state could be his. that's a big could. >> quickly, david, your thoughts on how this could impact trump in a general election, his lack of popularity among women and hispanics and what he needs to do to close the gap. >> his numbers right now if they were to stay would make him unelectable. but i do believe that trump has the possibility of drawing more people back to him including women. if he has more events of the kind he had with bobby knight. and it was sort of lower key. he was more presidential if you'd like. and i think there's a side of donald trump we see emerge occasionally and then there's rallies and he blasts away. with that other side of him that's so hidden, if you s

same guy who wanted to put donald trump in -- and same guy whose criticized rupert murdoch who owns a media empire for saying things i'm thinking well whereas the fairness in that? >> i think it's totally fair to put all sorts of resources against the man who's going to be the nominee of one of the major parties and i think the point that we made earlier. >> even more so than anyone else? >> because -- yes, because he's never held public office. and by the way the latest news on hillary clinton came out because the mainstream media reported it. and has been reporting extremely aggressively on her. but the fact is -- >> who reported it in the mainstream media? >> i don't know. i thought it was in the "new york times" neil but maybe i'm wrong about that. >> we'll have a quiz after the show. all right. i'm looking at this charlie and saying have it t -- sometimes that can be very struck outive. and a lot of people who don't know -- they do read a lot into what they are personally like. and i'm looking at this, and saying donald trump you kept amazing company. but i'm looking at this. i'm

it is been an issue in britain with the murdoch press. there are other elements.an sometimes come from other sources other than the government. melinda: let us take a closer look at that aspect -- the different forms repression can take. i want to take a look at the world press freedom map. world press freedom day is around the corner. putsters without borders out a map where we can see the press freedoms are under threat. what we see there is that more countries where press freedom is under threat then where press freedom is open. places in the world, press freedom is on retreat. reporters without borders says europe has the freest media. ,frica interestingly enough coming in second place surpassing the americas for the first time. ,astern europe, north africa middle east, all find themselves towards the bottom of the rating. i would like to stay for a while in the middle east and the islamic world and look at some of the forms of suppression there. let me ask you, meera jamal, you talked about feeling threatened. many of these threats came from individuals but w

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump network.rupert murdoch is used to picking world leaders in australia and the united kingdom running tabloids, and we're seeing it here at home with the consequences for this nation. media executives are trying to convince hoosiers, trying to convince americans, the race is decided. you have no choice. you are stuck between donald trump or hillary clinton, either one of which is a horrific choice for this country. and i will say the cynicism -- and donald is playing on the cynicism. he lets the media echo he cannot be beat. hoosiers can prove that wrong. the people of indiana can prove that wrong, and the country is depending on indiana. if indiana does not act, this country could well plunge into the abyss. i don't believe that's who we are. we are not a proud, bothfastful self-centered, mean spirited, hateful, bullying nation. if you want to understand donald trump, look no further than the interview he did a few months ago in iowa when he was asked a very simple question -- when is the last

rupert murdoch and roger ales at fox news turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7.d earls in australia and the united kingdom, running tabloids. and we're seeing it here at home. the consequences for this nation. media executives are trying to convince hoosiers, americans, the race is decided. you have to no choice. you are stuck between donald trump or hillary clinton. either one of which is a horrific choice for this country. >> let's talk about this with cnn's senior reporter of media and politics, dylan beyers. watching him today, that attack seemed personal. >> yeah, it is personal. and it's an interesting target, of course, because it's not the mainstream media or "new york times," "washington post," cnn. it's fox news and it's roger ales and rupert murdoch but ted cruz is going for broke trying to convince indiana voters they have been sold a bill of goods and a person selling them is fox news network. i think what he is trying to tap into there is, you know, there are a lot of -- we tend to think of fox news as a home for republicans and conservatives but, o

he went after rupert murdoch and he went after roger ailes.xecutives have made a decision to get behind donald trump. rup rupert murdoch and roger ailes have turned fox news into the donald trump network, 24/7. now, ruper murdoch is used to picking world leaders in australia and the united kingdom, running tabloids, and we're seeing it here at home. well the consequence is for this nation. >> it's incredible because in the past cruz has gone after the media, it's worked for him. never really gone after fox news like that before. >> he was looking at the polls, the same polls we were all looking at and saying, look, it looks like i'm going to lose indiana, and i have to win indiana. so he went after fox news. he tried to make the case that, look, there is a republican establishment that's sort of in bed with the larger washington establishment. fox news represents that. if you're a true -- if you value the sort of conservative ideals that i stand for, you'll rally behind me, and you'll realize that they're the enemy. it was a last-ditch effort,

that he was willing to make roger ailes and rupert murdoch dance to his tune. and it showed-- . >> rose: you have heard him talk like that, i am gonna make rupert murdoch and roger ailes who think they've got all the power in the worlds, they don't have any power over me. that's what i am going to do. that is my intent and here's the means of doing it. >> based on the totality of what i know, i'm confident that was his thinking. and extraordinary spectacle. he has created so many moments in this campaign already that are unprecedented and extraordinary, to go to a rally, a hugely attended rally of the republican frontrunner, have him attack fox news and have people boo fox news. >> rose: because he was part of something that they believed in which is that the government and the establishment had let them down. >> the big institutions like fox news are against the people and part of the problem. >> yeah. and i think that his general, if he had to pick a single trait that has helped him so far, it's strength. and standing up to fox news, conveys strength. and i'm

rupert murdoch and turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7. neil: they were in cobol was made by extension to fix this election with donald trump. this is the same donald trump who does not like to come on the show because he feels he has intruded fairly. he had the big lead and i know that can be very frustrating. sometimes you go into the mirror. the sense of anyone making here performing in the polls. having said all of that, hope springs eternal you pull out in indiana. the notion that network executives just might want to see a donald trump that are read. usually if you buy the cynical view that networks and cable concerns love a drawnout battle, then that would be laughable if this value. much more on that. the first, the battle of indianapolis and indiana more to the point where it will find jeff flock. reporter: interest in ted cruz says voters saw about ready at the polls like this one behind me. ted cruz is still campaigning. that's pretty extraordinary in itself. everything from the kasich alliance to step three with all the stops h

he has friendships with people like rupert murdoch and has been trying to smooth over some of the tensionshe trunk campaign and fox news. also, he helped the trunk craft his social media strategy after trump lost in iowa. i guess he helped put together a strategy for facebook and he is doing a lot of stuff like that and he also helped the trump right his speech, syria he has his fingers and lots of stuff. mark: how does he run the observer? what is that all about and what is the observers take on donald trump? the new york observer has historically been a newspaper for the rich and famous, especially donald trump and lately, the paper has become much more -- much nicer to donald trump, they endorsed him before the new york primary, the also-ran other pieces that were pretty flattering, that is different than the way it used to be. mr. hasor says that nothing to do it that, but it is under his ownership, so it is hard not to make the comparison. mark: doesn't he have roots in the democratic party? a's father was intimate -- big democratic fundraiser. endorsedthe observer president obama, so

if you want to have rupert murdoch, that's fine. make sure you're floating the other boat. >> as questions of political bias on the other side. but i don't see reported. >> i agree 100%. i think someone like yourself, you have the spot on. you have the podium, just like these companies and owners. but don't use it for political gain. don't use that for pushing their political agenda. i think that makes no sense. you should be going after shareholders value in making sure shareholders are taken care of and stakeholders first and foremost as ceo of an owner of a company. neil: it would've been nice if eight years ago there was a standout to look to look into the record background dealings of one senator barack obama. and i can say they did that. that's fair. but i don't see that. thank you very much. good to have you. >> thank you so much, neil. neil: wal-mart is up 9% today in an otherwise a free-market. target is down pretty big, but what if it's not just sales hurting target? what if it's about ticked off customers at target? a lot

he is also influential in the newspaper and sort of like a murdoch or an aspiring press lord.o we know about what he wants and hopes to do. david leonard: i don't think it is clear, but he is that a lot of rallies supporting his father-in-law and he is behind the scenes and working on his father-in-law's behalf. he has endorsed his father-in-law, so i don't think it is a stretch to say that he would be a powerful person in washington of his father-in-law was elected. he would be at the white house a lot. david: what is he like as a person? very ambitious, has done a lot in a short amount of time since he graduated. david leonard: he is very polite, he opens car doors for people, very composed. at times, you almost feel when you do hear him speak, he did not speak to me for the story, but he is almost carefully bland, and he does not let people get too interested in what he is doing, but it is fascinating. what will become of him is fascinating. david: how did the marriage come about? david leonard: i do not know how they met. i did read that she became aware of him when he bou

it happened with todd akin, richard murdoch, and sharon angle, in many way, it could be what is happening0% of voters voted for donald trump. he said he has gotten the most votes, he has gotten the most people not voting for donald trump in american history. i think that the question it is in the trump war room they need to address. someone in the bush war room, they dealt with, it wasn't until the first debate with al gore, george bush wasn't someone they could see as president. >> the presidential decision, that has to be made, who do i want as my vp. john mccain failed that presidential decision. the unique thing that war room has is a list of people who turned down the vice president, john kasich, lindsey graham, are all nos before you offer it to them. they are not going to have a wider menu, where they get to pick a state they want help with or a credential they might want. >> i believe that whole vp stake system overrated. stewart, i think you agree with me. president obama chose biden. a reliably democratic state. he chose him for his experience. when you chose ryan in 2012, i don

rupert murdoch and roger ailes have turned fox news into donald trump. 247.rish: you see, it is our fault. when you do not like the message, you just lame the messenger. somehow this is a big conspiracy against you. joining me now is how -- howie kurts. >> they do not like him. it is all because you want trump to be the nominee so he can lose to hillary. to say that the fox news channel wants don on trump so he can lose to hillary just is not passed the test. trish: talk about conspiracy theory. he has some rough coverage in the last couple days. why? he bound the polls in indiana. doing certain things that are seen as desperate. carly fio three night meal. calling donald trump a serial commander. it helps him explain why, supposedly we are helping donald trump. trish: donald trump gets lots and lots of coverage. then again, donald trump won five races last tuesday. we talk about momentum. momentum is an incredibly important day. yes, you will generate a lot of coverage. they go hand-in-hand. the media is covering donald trump. >> donald trump has gotten a lo

. >> and rupert murdoch needs a ride to the airport he need hail -- just like the rest of us. valued at more than $64 billion. at that level his share could be worth a lot. >> do you think he uses uber pool? shares his ride with others. >> maybe you could use it and circle the city and find it. doubt he does use that. all right. it is time for today's trending stories. starting with this one. amazing video. the world's first 24 hour hello kitty themed cafe hoping to the public in singapore today. about 400 people lining up for more than 12 hours outside of hello kitty orchid garden. in hopes of being one of the first inside. >> so this is an adult's toy? >> it is mostly adults. even though i think it started as kids that it's been going on so long these people probably grew up -- as the phenomenon. >> i have no idea. >> it is not as big here as it is in asia. i will say that. but there is an obsession. >> a serious obsession. >> there is something mental, i don't know. psychological about the obsession -- >> there you go. hello kitty. >>> meanwhile instagram has a new look and

reproductive rights and health care access and with rush limbaugh and failed senate candidate richard murdoch and todd akin. frustration and indignation of what they insist is a false narrative created solely and cynically for political gain. >> we have a president that says if you're pro-life you're waing a war on women. >> democrats spent a lot of time trying to cop kokt a war on women. >> the war on women i agree is contrived totally. i don't think there is a war on women. >> the democrats, i think, in agency in of the anger of women in america saying oh republicans are waing a war on women. >> i don't want to hear about the phony war on women. first, i am a women and, second, i have been to war and this is not a war. >> now, the republican party has chosen as its standard bearer somebody that embodies the very caricature they refute. joining us jennifer brown and michael steele, former chairman of rnc and now msnbc political analyst. >> michael, i remember during the peak heat of war on women, many saying it's totally libelous and ridiculous if we have the quote catholic church's official

rupert murdoch have turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7. >> cruz has been making thisarge and he brought in fox just before the indiana primary. >> i happen to remember that ted cruz's first fund-raising e-mail went against the liberal media. i see this as a book end. to the substance of it, it's a little crazy, considering you have to read megyn kelly's twitter feed to know this is not the pro-trump network. at the end of the day, this is not trump news network. >> a lot trump critics on this network. so the coverage of cruz in the final ten days, i would say, gail, was very rough. he was called desperate. even in news stories, serial fill philanderer. >> it was unfair. he says, i'm losing to this guy? and i think that when you saw cruz erupt with these kind of fabulous things that he said, it was out of a sense of frustration. he embodies the conservative movement, the protection of the constitution. and yet even media that is seen as being friendly towards preserving the constitution and standing against some of the illegal actions that obama has taken, for cruz to

rupert murdoch and roger ales at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump camp now 24/7. >> what happened? hey, everyone, i'm neil cavuto. just thinking of what the senator was saying, there's something going on between donald trump and my network, all things fox say donald trump. now, if we are in the camp for donald trump, the fact he refuses to come on any of my shows is a weird way of showing it but i'll let that go. the other argument that is in our interest is to see mr. trump eventually as the nominee. when if you want to buy the cynical point that as a media organization we would love a protracted drawn-out affair, which would be a contested convention, ratings juggernaut, then the last thing we would want is to decide it right now, right? i just heard that as i was on fox business. that wouldn't be good business, would it? then it's the other issue of it wouldn't be good ethically, would it? just saying. you know me. much more on that a the fallout from that and the blame game back and forth for frustrated candidates that might reverse itself tonight with a big win

proved that he was the biggest kid on the block, that he was willing to make roger ailes and rupert murdochance to his tune. and it show -- charlie: had you heard him talk like that? murdochg to make rupert and roger ailes, they don't have all of the power in the world, that is my intent, and this is my means of doing it -- mark: based on the totality of what i know, that is what i think is his thinking. this are so many things in situation that are unprecedented and to have him go to a rally and have him attack fox news and have people boo fox news. charlie: it helps people think that the establishment had let them down. his -- mark:hat and i think his general strength is standing up to fox news, that conveyed strength. madeie: the argument is that he has got a long way to go and democrats are really because they are confident in latinos, the young, and that burden is too much and whatever he gained in terms of white males is not enough. in the primaries and on one-on-one, he did better in places like greenwich. demographicss a and the electoral college. to 70, 271. he has got to do better

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7. reporter: all right. so you can tell there, that mr. cruz is certainly the man who is trailing in the polls. trump taking it all in throughout the day, fighting back at times. put a statement out as a matter of fact, where he call cruz unhinged. with today's ridiculous outburst what i've been saying for a long time, ted cruz does not have temperment to be president of the united states. so much for the pivot to the general election. back and forth continues between these two, david, we think we'll see mr. trump at 9:00 at trump tower. david: for all the craziness, obscure reference to lee harvey oswald. who knows what is coming tomorrow. >> that kind of started whole thing. david: on "fox & friends." thank you, connell. >> here with what to expect from the republican primary, fred barnes, "weekly standard" executive editor. early voting records, fred, already showing record turnout. that is a good thing. more people are enpaged than ever before, who do you think that favors? >> probab

it happened with todd aiken and richard murdoch in indiana. the challenge for donald trump is to prove he's not todd aiken and one of the people that elected nationally that were nominated on a state level and lose general elections. when you go out and attack the very popular head of the republican governor's association who is also a woman and also hispanic because she doesn't agree with you on every issue, it just sends all of the wrong signals. it's self-destructive. he needs her and he needs the groups that are most proud of her and i just don't understand it. it's sort of not in his best interest and it seems like it's irresistible urge he has. if you're nice to donald trump, he'll be nice to you. >> this could have a chilling effect. the senate candidates who are running for their political lives right now and if you don't get onboard with donald trump, is he going to come into ohio in october? >> it's interesting. charlie sykes raised the point there's been silence from other governors. you don't hear them stepping up to defend the new

that he was willing to make rupert murdoch dance to his tune.harlie: but have you heard him talk like that? murdochg to make rupert and roger ailes, who think they have all the power, they don't have power with me. that is what i'm going to do. what i know, i'm confident that was part of his thinking. it was an extraordinary spectacle. he has created so many moments already that are unprecedented, to go to a rally, usually attended rally as the front runner, have him attack fox news and have people boo fox news. charlie: because he was part of something people believe in, that the government and establishment let them down. mark: the big institutions, that they are against the people. charlie: yes. and i think his general -- if you had to pick a single trait that has helped him so far, it is strength. mark: and standing up to fox news 10 days. i'm confident he saw it that way. charlie: and belittling his opponents conveyed strength? mark: sure. charlie: the argument is made he has a long way to go, and democrats are confident because that, latin

rupert murdoch and roger ales at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump camp now 24/7. > happened? hey, everyone, i'm neil cavuto. just thinking of what the senator was saying, there's something going on between donald trump and my network, all things fox say donald trump. now, if we are in the camp for donald trump, the fact he refuses to come on any of my shows is a weird way of showing it but i'll let that go. theth

meantime, the queen, herself, has won a battle with rupert murdoch's son newspaper, and the press regulatorthat the march edition which said that she was in favor of brexit was significantly misleading and had unsubstantiated allegations that she had broken her obligation of commenting in public on the actual debate and she is not allowed to do that, and that is not the deal. the "sun" saying that she keeps it to herself is nonsense as we saw with the criticism of the video of the chinese for being rude last week. meantime in brussels the european commission has voted to the surprise of many not there to fine spain and portugal for oversuspension. it is the first time they have done that in the eurozone until after the election in june of 2016. and that one hell of a week, the uk vote, on brexit, and also spain and portugal are going to be voting on spending in europe, and so vacations are postponed. >> yes, thank you, simon. >>> gold is rallying and up about 4%, and the headline on the note says that goldman is quote putting in our reservation for model 3. back in a moment. it needs to be

rupert murdoch and roger ailes at fox news have turned fox news into the donald trump network. 24/7.> cruz had been making this charles about tv news in general and brought in fox just before the indiana primary. what do you make of what he said? >> ted cruz's very first fundraising e-mail went against the liberal media and that was a tactic for him from beginning to end. i see this as a book end. to the substance of it, i mean, it's a little crazy considering you just have to read megyn kelly's twitter feed to know this is not the pro trump network. there are some trump friendly anchors on this network, no doubt about it, but at the end of the day this is not trump news network. >> there is a lot of trump critics on this network. >> that's right. >> megyn kelly and donald trump have made peace. >>> the coverage of cruz in the final ten days i would say, gayle, was very rough, he was called desperate, even in news stories, real gland err remember stuff, but he was losing. do you think it was fair or unfair the way he was portrayed at the end? >> unfair. it's like the michael due kak

jason johnson, politics editor at the root and david murdoch from the daily mail, thank you both theremen, for joining us. jason, let me start with you if i can. much have been made about the democrats, particular lit growing division among the party. bernie sanders was asked whether he had a responsibility to unite his supporters if he doesn't win. take a look at how he responded to that question. >> at the end of the day, whether it's secretary clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else, the way you gain support is through the candidate himself or herself. so my job is to make sure that trump does not become president and i will do that. but it is second -- if secretary clinton is the nominee, it is her job to reach out to millions of people and make the case. >> but do you -- you just said you want to do whatever it takes to stop him. you don't believe you need to be out there telling your supporters. you may not be happy with hillary clinton. but she is better than him. >> well, no question about that. no question about that. >> so is that really just hillary's responsibility you th

it could be one 55-year-old rupert murdoch. huge development in television, the three television business in britain and he arrives in america and says, i don't see why i can't have three broadcast networks. i'm going to make another one. this was a big bold bet. >> and meantime he'll have to become an american citizen if he is to own tv stations here which murdock says he will willing to do. >> some people say it will take your fox network on the network with the par of the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure. i certainly intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the reaction to murdock's idea of the fourth network was similar to ted turner starting cnn. it is ridiculous. what does he know about television. >> we don't think of ourselves as cbs, abc or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. there's no question we have a inferior lineup of stations, and we have to get our message across and get shows sampled. >> they had an idea, in order to succeed, we have to differentiate ourselves a

. >> rupert murdoch. >> right. you see it in the post, the journal, and fox news.ll drops at the same time. democrats are circumspect about that. but let's not forget, one of the best researchers was an anti-clinton person, david barack, he turned around, is one of their biggest supporters. information shoveled against the clintons now, whether right or wrong, we will see that happen to donald trump as well. >> and some of the stuff on the trump side is coming from opposition research. >> it will be a dirty campaign. >> the point is, these families have complicated business finances, more than any campaign i remember. i covered the last five. that's why this will be so deeply engrained in all this. again, there's no smoking gun in this, just raises the specter that the clinton foundation will be one of the targets. >> you heard donald trump say this is a bombshell, it will clearly be used by him and his supporters to go after her. >> sure. it plays into the narrative he is trying to build that hillary clinton is crooked, that she's corrupt, and donald trump we saw