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proceedings 940, ndidates have videosen their advice presidential candidates on their own. is that enough acountability, or should there be a primary, or perhaps opening it up to the larger convention where the delegates to the convention would choose the vice president maybe from a list, but the president narrow it had down to three or something of that nature? hat is your own thought? on accountability and the select of the vice president? >> i guess i feel the ability of the vice president to contribute to be active and effective turns ultimately upon what the president wants. think of lyndon johnson. here is a guy who is a legislative genius, king of the senate. could get anything done as the senate leader. e kennedy administration absolutely cut his rights off. he got to go to afghanistan, and he came home with a camel river. >> you can lead the camel to water. >> well, maybe. t it was a classic case of a powerful, very experienced man who had been running the senate ffect live, and when he became vice president, he couldn't do much. we say maybe the convention ought t

then simply select the best ndidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer6 >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders is pledging to fight for the democratic nomination, saying he is in it until the last vote. the problem is the campaign continues to suggest it might try to win with superdelegates, those folks who are democratic national committee electeds and other folks even if hillary clinton still has more pledged delegate busy the convention. >> if after june 7th, after california, if you don't have a majority, if she has a majority and more of the popular vote, would you then concede, endorse her, the way she did the barack obama? >> if we do not have a majority, i think it's going to be very hard for us to win. the only fact that i think remains uncertain is if we continue to be running significantly stronger than she is

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laughter ] a new poll has found that bernie sanders is the most likable of all the presidential wi ndidates. which, let's face it, is kind of like being the best dressed person at walmart. [ laughter ] the cast of abc's "scandal" is set to appear at a fundraiser for hillary clinton later this month, unless she loses in new york, in which case she would like to speak with the folks at "how to get awayinith murder." [ laughter ] house speaker paul ryan, this afternoon, issued a formal statement ruling himself out as a potential replacement candidate if there's a contested republican convention. and you know things are bad in dropping out of the race. [ laughter ] "just in case, i'm not interested." [ laughter ] the white house science fair is tomorrow and once again, joe biden waited until today to start his volcano. [ laughter ] tomorrow night will be kolby bryant's last nba game. he says he's looking forward to retirement and his teammates are looking forward to finding out at the ball feels neke. [ laughter ] "ooh, it's got tiny bumps on it. this is so much fun. it bounces." [ applause ] a

davd: there is another ndidate out there, john kasich.e is on the campaign trail in new york today, trying to woo hearts of new yorkers with a stop on his recordic ahur avenue in the bronx, e of the best places in the world. fox business's connell mcshane who is the bronx versi of littletalyating canolies no doubt and fresh fruit and stuff. connell what is thelatest. reporter: i had idea there was presidential candidate coming up here tay. david i came up here to have lunch. turns out so did john kasich. bla reporting about the new york values and back and fororth between cruz and trump.. there is a s-pac that suppo john kasich rolled out new digital ads today, spending pretty big money on them as a matter of fact take a look at this. >> new yorkers aren't stupid, ted. after we were hit, we rallied, rebuil but remembered. we tell it like it is. that's who we are. reporter: so here in the bronx today, kasich was campaigning, not so much talking about that kind of thing. of course his campaign wouldn't be directly associated with super-pac

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his own self-interests, trump suggested bernie sanders ought to run in the general election as an ndidate whiccandidate which, of course, would divide the democratic anti-trump vote. gayle? >> thank you very much, major. her illary clinton's near sweep .rings her 90% of the way to the addnation. she added an estimated 194 delegates to her total. upnie sanders picked up 129. ow, she needs another 245 elegates to clinch this nomination. nancy cordes is in philadelphia where hillary clinton spoke to her supporters after her big night last night. nancy, good morning. her > reporter: good morning. and here is the front page of phia philadelphia inquirer" this morning. clinton on the fast track to the nomination. she gave a very different kind of victory speech than what we have heard from her before. vertng an overt pitch to sanders's supporters, laying out essentially a laundry list of all the issues on which they hich they >> there's much more that unites es than divides us. >> reporter: despite her espite hming win, clinton hershed praise on her opponent. >> i applaud senator sanders and hi

. >> trump and cruz call for >>y onlcatwo ndidates have any plausible path to wnginni the republican nomination. me and donald trump. >> we are going to have an open convention and it's going to be so much fun. >> we have offered dates and we have been trying to figure out when we could do this. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sandersts lo a in deebat over theirs next debate. >> doing it during the ncaa finals makes no sense and doing it in the morning makes no see. >> amtrak train hit a back hoho twand o construction workers died. >> it feels a lot like winter in the midwest to the northeast. >> i don't want any more of >>is. i've been bad. i've been good. >> country music stars brought the heat to the acm music awards. >> jason aldean took home entertainer of the year. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> horror on a coralifnia a small plane lost control and plowed into a train. one dead. several injured. >> in philadelphia, fans were tumbling after an escalator malfunctioned. >> a police chase on a san francisco bay bridge. the culprit? a black chihuah

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. >> wouldn't it be interesting if i changed and people said, this is the most presidential ndidate since abraham lincoln, and then we started to lose. >> reporter: cruz predicted the fierce rivalry will disagree. >> once i defeat them, i like every one of them. right now, i don't like lying ted cruz. in four or five weeks from now, i think el hoo he 'll be one of my best friends. >> reporter: the season turning he won't put a penny into trying to stop trump but they may take a pass on trump and cruz. >> you're role models and terrible role models. so i don't know how we can support them. reporter: asked ifns clinton could be preferable to one of th ae republicans -- >> it's possible. it's possible. >> more on that kasich-cruz alliance, we've learned that john kasich cancelled all scheduled events in indiana. the pro-cruz super pac says it's now rethinking its $1.6 million advertising buy against kasich in indiana. for trump, he put out a long statement overnight. called it sad. said it was yet another example of everything that's wrong in washington and with our political system. >> pete

. >> clinton's campaign manager accusing sanders f r poisoning the well for democratic ca ndidates up and down the ticket. one measure of how sour the campaign has become. another sign, mrs. sanders complaining on urius xm radio. >> the clinton campaign has been a lot more undermining than we had ever seen before. >> bernie sanders has been predicting victory in new york, but he is.behind according to e polls in new york by double digits. ststall, on this wave of huge cr ds and enormous online fundraising, he sees no reason to stop any time season. matt and savannah. >> andrea mitchell, thank you very much. politicaa direconr aea moderator of "meet the press." >> appy new york primary day. >> let's talk about the polls. both seem to be showing rather commanding leads by trump and clinton. any reason to doubt that? >> really not. because of the fact that these are only open to registered republicans or democrats. because of that, when you don't have the independent voter factor, it's easier to poll. most of the time when you're wrong, it's the independent number and unsure of what pty