but even in the midst of that newt-mania in 2012 you could kind of tell even newt gingrich himself wasn't really swept up in it. you could kind of tell that even though he was winning right then, he sort of knew it wasn't going to last. the way you could tell that is that even when he was the front-runner, newt gingrich never stopped his book tour. >> i recently wrote a book called "a nation like no other" designed to deal with american issues. i recently made a movie called "a city upon a hill" that explains the origins of american exceptionalism. i wrote a book "saving lives and saving money." >> former house speaker newt gingrich is running as we know for the republican nomination for president. he's also the author of the new book "the battle of the crater." >> i should say, brief commercial. calista couldn't be here because she's at a bookstore signing the new book "sweet land of liberty" which is for 4 to 8-year-olds. >> running for president among other things, it's a great way to sell your products. especially if you have a whole line of products. you can sell your books, you can

newt: sure. think what trump has to understand is if he does win, and if he is serious about reform, that washington will resemble madison, wisconsin times ten. so, whatever the size of the huge demonstrations at the unions that the liberals put on against scott walker's reforms, you have to expect them to be much bigger, much more bitter, much more hostile here. sharyl: what's the biggest threat to trump's supposed success or what he may have as success? newt: well, right now the biggest threat to trump is trump. trump has the biggest upside and the biggest downside of any candidate i've ever seen. sharyl: do you think he wins, or does hillary win, or does bernie sanders? newt: i think trump probably wins. sharyl: have any of your interests had any conversations with any of trump's interests about a possible place in the administration in a trump administration? newt: i don't have interests, so i don't know. [laughter] sharyl: well, have you? and i'm trying to cover all the people around you. ne

newt: i wouldn't have.'ve known trump for years and it wouldn't have occurred to me to predict that donald trump could win. i think that he has exhibited a level of skill, and a level of understanding of the american people that were both unknowable when he first started running. and i think he has also changed some of the game. he's the first candidate who really understands the sort of kardashian model of social media where you can tweet, you can facebook, you can instagram, you can do so many different things that are very inexpensive and yet very effective. and i think he's up to about eight million people on facebook following him. well, he communicates with them for free. i mean it's very different from , the model that existed a year ago where you were supposed to do what jeb bush did, go out, raise $100 million, and by ads and have a big paid staff. also he's a guy that's uniquely self-confident and willing to rely on himself. host: but you ran for president. you know what it is like. past candidate

newt: i wouldn't have. i've known trump for years and it wouldn't have occurred to me to predict that donald trump could win. i think that he has exhibited a level of skill, and a level of understanding of the american people that will both were both unknowable when he first started running. and i think he has also changed some of the game. he's the first candidate who really understands the sort of kardashian model of social media where you can tweet, you can facebook, you can instagram, you can do so many different things that are very inexpensive and yet very effective. and i think he's up to about eight million people on facebook following him. well, he communicates with them for free. it's very different from the model that existed a year ago where you were supposed to do what jeb bush did, go out, raise $1 billion, buy ads and have a big paid staff. also he's a guy that's uniquely self-confident and willing to rely on himself. >> but you ran for president. you know what it is like. past candidates --

newt's no longer a v.p.newt's name never came up at all on the conference call today with mr. trump. >> okay. so, michael, in an interview taped earlier this interview, donald trump told bill o'reilly that he didn't care that the judge was of mexican heritage. listen. >> do you regret making it personal with the judge? >> look, i've had very, very unfair decisions. people said this should have gone away a long time ago in summary judgment. the defendant in the case was a horror show from the other side, so they asked that the defendant get out. you know, the plaintiff in the case was an absolute disaster for them, and they asked whether or not -- they went to the judge. they asked whether or not the plaintiff could get out of the case. i mean she said all great things about the school. she has a tape of her saying great things and she has a written statement signed by her saying great things. and the judge dismissed her from the case but left the case. we thought we were going to win the case. i don't care i

newt: i wouldn't have. i've known trump for years and it wouldn't have occurred to me to predict that donald trump could win. athink that he has exhibited level of skill, and a level of understanding of the american were botht will both unknowable when he first started running. and i think he has also changed some of the game. he's the first candidate who really understands the sort of kardashian model of social media where you can tweet, you can facebook, you can instagram, you can do so many different things that are very inexpensive and yet very effective. and i think he's up to about eight million people on facebook following him. well, he communicates with them for free. it's very different from the model that existed a year ago where you were supposed to do what jeb bush did, go out, raise buy ads and have a big paid $1 billion, staff. also he's a guy that's uniquely self-confident and willing to rely on himself. >> but you ran for president. you know what it is like. past candidates -- mitt romney, j

we will begin with former house speaker newt gingrich. he interviewed him on donald trump's candidacy, the state of the republican party, and whether he would be a vice president if asked. after that, a look at potential vice presidential candidates for hillary clinton. elizabeth warren talked about her career and establishing a protection bureau. then, at a democratic fundraiser earlier this year. with the to speed washington post political reporter. host: joining us from the newsroom is chris cillizza, the founder of the fix and a political writer very thank you for being here with us on c-span. chris: thank you. host: as we look at the nominees, let me begin with five candidates that you say donald trump would never select as his running mate's. who are they? your: ted cruz i think is best. the gun finished second to donald trump in this race, someone who is clinical in the way donald trump says he wants his pick to be but someone who is young. ted cruz is in his 40's, and also very interested in lynching -- hitching his wagon. ted cru

newt: what does he have in mind? and we are so clearly 20 or 30 years behind our capabilities that it's going to require a very substantial amount of effort to get us back on track. host: would it be a fun job for you? newt: everything i've ever done has been a fun job. i wake up in the morning and i'm like the 4-year-old who knows there is a cookie somewhere and my job is to find it. i'm almost always happy and doing fun jobs. host: have you always had a curious mind? >> i guess. as far back as i remember i've been curious. host: why do you think hillary clinton wants to be president? >> at one level i suspect as a very young woman in high school and college really got the sense of trying to help the country, in her terms. i think that she probably thinks she's far and away the best equipped, given everything she's done in the life. been in the room for eight years with bill. she's been a u.s. senator, u.s. secretary of state. she's a very bright, hard-working woman and i think that all of that kind of fits together

newt, great to have you with us.first of all, the unpleasantness between paul ryan and donald trump over some remarks he made about mexican heritage as a disqualifier for the judge in that federal case against trump university. >> well, so, first of all, i agree with speaker paul ryan. i think that that was a dumb comment. i think it was, frankly, an insulting comment, and i think that trump's got to learn to control himself. but there's a deeper lesson here. lyndon johnson used to say if you want me to be in on the landing, i want to be in on the takeoff. and i'll tell you, much as i admire donald trump, and i think my record's pretty clear, much as paul ryan's trying to find a way to work with donald trump, if all we get are the landings and we're never involved in the take ahs, we owe him no marley hold -- particularly holding back a punch when we think he's doing something wrong. lou: by the way, i agree bringing up his heritage as such was an absolute mistake. but i do think there's some context, and he may have

elites like newt gingrich. >> liberal media has also done it.e these guys when the inspect oaor general report was put out on hillary clinton, that is a very devastating report, that gets very little coverage in media, none by these republican elites. lou: you look at that inspector general report, it is as devastating as you could have imagined. there is very little attention paid to it except you know in certain parts of media. we've covered it here, your reaction to it. >> my reaction to it was that it read more like an indictment than it did a report. it was systematically rebutting almost every one of the things that hillary clinton has used for an explanation. lou: i want to turn to david french, the writer, attorney for the national review that bill crystal in his judgment cofounder of weekly standard, trotted out, at least on social media and various other places, as his third party candidate. which he declined graciously over the weekend. what kind of foolishness is this? and how broad is this the bill crystal madness in? is he flying o

newt gingrich was thought to be on the short list to be trump's vice president potentially.s speaking with the campaign regularly, if not every day, according to some reports. and he's out there now saying that the only person who can beat donald trump is donald trump because he's unpredictable and he overstepped his boundaries with this. it's really significant. we see republicans even who have supported donald trump coming out and saying he crossed a line and donald trump not conceding that he did so. >> mark, you and i have covered politics and presidential campaigns for a long time. it's unusual for the candidate himself to get on a conference call and give the instructions, the talking points, usually the staff does that. >> yeah, it does. we have come to this new level of micromanaging from the principal in this case, donald trump, where he wants to be involved in every decision. we've seen this in past campaigns and senate campaigns, to some extent, presidential campaigns. we've never seen it to this degree, though. when somebody is so involved in every bit of the dec

newt gingrich will swrojoin us just a minute. you won't believe what was caught on video at a trump protest. trump is holding a rally in sacramento, california. let's listen in. >> you know, four words, we're going to win in the north, south, east, and west. oh, boy. so insincere. number one, and i'll copy bernie because bernie's good with this. if i say it, they say, it's too rough. she's not qualified because she has bad judgment. now, who said that? bernie sanders said it about hillary. she's not qualified. so here is seven points that i marked down which i think are important and they talk about hillary and her incompetence. she's one of the worst secretaries of state in the history of our country. now she wants to be our president. look, i'll be honest. she has no natural talents to be president. this is not a president. they talk about me, actually a lot of people think i look extremely presidential. but -- but do you really believe that hillary is presidential? this is not presidential material. her libya invasion -- the l

as far as newt is concerned. i saw newt. i was surprised at newt.hought it was inappropriate what he said. all i'm trying to do is figure out why i'm being treated so unfairly by a judge and a lot of people agree with it. >> did newt get booted off the vp list? what do you think, congressman. >> you can disagree with somebody's political affiliation and -- >> was it too close to home? was it racist? >> the idea you will attack somebody based on heritage you will not get a fair ruling, i don't think that resonates. i don't believe in it and i think it is wrong of him to have said it but he does tell it the way he sees it. >> yeah. >> i happen to disagree with that i don't think it will win him any points in the court or with the judge. i think he could have dismissed it simply by saying, you know what? the case is being ajudicated. it is in the courts, leave it to my attorneys and move on and we wouldn't be in day three talking about this. >> are you at all surprised not dialing back? >> i'm not surprised. i'm surprised paul ryan this came out of lef

you heard newt gingrich say it. they are trying to move in trump's direction. they are locking up the nomination to use the time to build the case against hillary clinton and to bring this party behind him. he seems to be squandering the opportunity by these outbursts that come that are out of phase with the idea of unifying the party and making him an appealing character to a larger base. >> as we have been saying this week marks an unofficial start to the general election campaign with clinton turning her full fire on trump and trump firing back. here is a taste. >> i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for tyrantyrants. >> do you believe hillary is presidential? this is not presidential material. >> who got the better of round one, chuck? >> wow, i think the press. we'll have a heck of a campaign to cover. listening to hillary's speech which was an extended attack on his fitness for commander in chief. it was effective in reminding people concerned about those things about those things. jeb bush tried to same tack. he labeled him the c

and here is his conference. >> i saw newt and surprised at newt and thought it was inappropriate. am trying to figure out why i am treated unfairly by a judge. >> those are political comments. is he justified in claiming legal. >> it is not recognized and neither is ethnicity or race or gender and for trump to say so reveals a stunning misunderstanding of our system of justice. there is no believes that the judge rowelled on. that and trump said i am treated unfairly because the judge ruled against him. the supreme court addressed. that and called u.s. versus grennal and said losing motion is not evidence of judicial bias. the reason he lost is the law and facts are against him. alberto gonzalez said he can ask the judge to recuse himself based on the appearance of inproprietority. >> that is not sufficient. trump's lawyers can ask the judge to recuse himself but p they haven't done. that i tell you why, they read the code of judicial contact that provide says the bounds of recowsal. personal evidence. and served as a lawyer in the case or financial impact or relative involved. pe

. >> as far as newt is concerned i saw newt, was surprised that newt -- i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> kathy lynn, trump northeasts to stop fighting with republicans and start taking action on chin ton -- taking on clinton and woe joined by ed rollins. kathy lynn, did trump go too far, going after the judge? >> i don't in the there is such a thing as too far with donald trump. however i think there's now a question of missed opportunities. instead of talking about someone's personal heritage, he would be much more effective talking about political appointees on the other side and what he as president is going to do about supreme court nominees, plate appointees in the executive branch. people looking for change they've believe trump has the strength to do it. he needs show voters he is going to bring that strength to bear for. the versus to protect himself against permanent -- personal attacks. >> ed, what would you make of trump versus nut -- newt versus trump and trump versus newt. >> i think what she said is legitimate. he has a right to make his opinions. think the

joining me now to kiss discuss the fall out is newt gingrich, a possible trump running mate. there are parallels between brexit and the campaign in the u.s. that was a vote about a bureaucracy in brussels. also the number of minority voters is twice as high. about 25% versus 13% in this country as opposed to great britain. aren't there big differences? >> there are big differences the week before in turin and rome, reform candidates from a new party founded by a comedian, first woman elected in the history of rome in hundreds of years. the sense that there is a wave building against the establishment is real. i wouldn't overstate it. frankly you indicated one of trump's great challenges. he has to be as peck if he can tif in reaching out to you will a americans as to white americans. if he becomes that effective there is no reason to believe mothers on the south side of chicago are happy with the murder rate. they have never had a republican talk to them about it, show they cared. there is no reason to believe people in baltimore are happy with the murder rate. a trump who de

newt knight had several families.ite wife, his second with a former slave named rachel. would you say people tried to out right deny newt's family history, his family tree? >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> some still do. >> dorothy knight marsh and florence knight blaylock are newt and rachel's great grand daughters. >> you got the one drop rule in mississippi. don't no matter how white you are, how straight your hair is, if you got one drop of black blood you're considered black in the state of mississippi. >> that one drop meant some members of the knight family were persecuted under jim crow laws, legal segregation. >> is this legacy ever a burden. >> no. we're proud of our legacy. we are proud of this coming out. >> in newt's final act of defines he chose to be buried next to rachel in this graveyard. black and white together, against mississippi law. >> there's a great power as an actor if you understand who you are, who you are portraying, there's a clarity to that. >> knight's head zone reads "he lived for others." >>

>> no, i wouldn't be disappointed in newt. would hope that newt would be able to take him aside and really talk to him in the right kind of way and tell him what he needs to do. and he really does need to humble himself. you know, my father humbled himself, said, i'm sorry and apologized for iran-contra. and people forgave him for apologizing. and from there, he went on to greatness. donald trump would go a long ways to apologize, to the judge, apologizing to ted cruz's father, apologizing to marco rubio, and apologizing to many other people and humbling himself and going forward. if he doesn't do that, he's going to have a lot of trouble winning the election in november. >> final question for michael reagan. i saw on twitter, when you said that this is perhaps the first republican for whom your father would not have voted for president. i'm curious about you. are you prepared to vote for hillary clinton? are you prepared to vote for gary johnson? what are you going to do in a general election? >> i'm prepared to vote for the

. >> as far as newt is concerned, i saw newt, i was surprised at newt, i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> reporter: but today, gingrich, once considered a top prospect to be trump's running mate, upped the outrage. >> it goes against our whole model of being an american. once you go down that road, you destroy america. >> reporter: today, trump convening a tense conference call of top supporters to address the campaign crisis. bloomberg news reporting the candidate urged them to attack judge curiel, insisting, quote, we will overcome. trump also reportedly asking them to hit reporters. saying, quote, the people asking the questions, those are the racists. i would go at them. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight. tom, you reported there donald trump is asking his supporters to defend him. but what about top republican leaders? you touched on this. they've already endorsed him, now being asked about his comments on that judge. paul ryan, newt gingrich among them. >> reporter: david, what newt gingrich said tonight was stunning. he's one of trump's strongest supporters. an

newt will weigh it on that. and also tonight and later, house select committee on benghazi released their report on the 2012 terror attack. one of the select committee members, congressman mike pompeo, and chris peronto, he's going to be here with reaction. he was one of the heroes that night. that and much more tired of re-dosing antacids? try duo fusion! new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. >>> i feel so strongly that people need to know the real hillary clinton and how dangerous she is in her behavior. she is not a leader. she is not a leader. >> she doesn't have the temperament. >> she didn't have the temperament to handle the social office when she was first lady. she does not have the temperament. >> she's dishonest. >> she's dishonest. she habitually lies. anybody that, you know, can separate themselves from their politics and review her behavior over the las

fred: i love newt and i think he is a man of great ideas. what donald trump -- i think his strength is as the chairman of the board. the guy that gets out and gets to use the bully pulpit all over america. but he needs someone back home that is an operating officer. of that list, of course i am prejudiced as well, but i would put kasich at the top of my list. someone who has proven he can get things done. worked on both sides of the aisle. while donald is out being donald. john: what you know about john kasich, do you think he would take that gig if he were offered it? fred: i don't think he would. i wish he would. we haven't talked about it. i think he made his peace with his run for presidency and is really happy to be back in ohio. mark: harold, the democrats would be completely afraid if newt gingrich got on the ticket, wouldn't they? harold: i think there would be six or seven marriages on that ticket alone. i agree with fred's characterization of newt. i served with him. i think he is a very smart guy. but i think fred is probably righ

charles: i like newt personally. i think everyone including the president of the united states need somebody to push back against him. >> newt gingrich is a strong contender. he's somebody who's well liked throughout the party. he would make an excellent pick. considering the fact that he's one of the people who defended donald trump time and time again, not to mention when donald trump said something that wasn't popular or what i thought to be inappropriate. newt gingrich spoke you and changed the cycle totally. charles: let me ask den yell. whdlet me ask danielle. the rubio-trump sound attractive. >> i can see marco rubio in georgia talking about air force one will be problematic. begin privilegproblematic. gingrich has a long history which is a strength for him, but it's a history the democrats can attack. charles: the dumb trump movement has been anyone but trump. paul ryan seems to be keeping up this battle of wills with donald trump. he said he wouldn't rule out suing trump or any president over the muslim ban

i was surprised at newt. i thought it was inapropropriat what he said. >> reporter: still, some in the gop are holding out hope trump will tone it down as the primary season officially winds down this week. >> he's talking with people all around the country that are experts in this regard and i think they know that they're in a place where this campaign has to evolve. >> cera murray joins us. as we heard figures came out against donald trump. i understand more are coming out today. >> reporter: that's right. it's been a tidal wave, saying a judge with the definition of criticism. donald trump should apologize to this judge. even marco rubio, who was running against donald trump in the primaries, saying he warned when he was running for president that this kind of thing would happen. but perhaps the most interesting criticism has been what's coming from newt gingrich. you could see there that stuck to donald trump. he made it clear publicly. that's the kind of thing that could complicate the waters for newt wh

so what does that mean for newt gingrich and bob corker who both criticized him but newt gingrich taking it on, are they now on the hit list? >> reporter: we're going to have to wait and see. donald trump told us this morning on "fox & friends" said it was completely inappropriate for newt gingrich to say that his comments were inappropriate. i don't know if this takes bob corker potentially off the vp list or newt gingrich potentially off the vp list. if it does, that list is certainly shrinking by the moment. i've been told by sources it's hard to hire for this campaign because many of the top level people don't want to work with this campaign because they believe what they do behind the scenes, ultimately donald trump will come out and say what he wants to say. i should say what donald trump has been saying about our reporting on judge curiel and what's going on in the campaign today. he's been tweeting about it saying that he's getting bad marks from certain pundits because i have a small campaign staff, but he says small is good. flexible, save money, and they're number one. he's al

i was surprised at newt. i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> reporter: this afternoon in a call with close supporters, trump doubled down and encouraged them to robustly defend his view of the case. even trump loyalisted admit 2 campaign staff is too small and manage. chaotic. today's conference is a classic example. trump told supporters to discuss the pending lawsuit freely. the exact opposite of what his own campaign staff had been telling them to do. major garrett in the washington newsroom tonight, major, thank you. well, hillary clinton needs just 23 more delegates to clinch the democratic nomination, and she'll have them before the sun sets in the golden state tomorrow. here's nancy cordes. >> well, tomorrow is a really big day, everybody. >> reporter: clinton is on the cusp of a milestone that eluded her eight years ago. >> how old are you? >> reporter: she needs to win just 3% of the delegates up for grabs in six states tomorrow. >> i am obviously really excited about that, but i'm not le

i love vice president, newt gingrich.nk he made a mistake. >> because he spoke publicly against donald trump or -- >> frankly, i didn't read it. what he's saying is in essence what i'm saying. that the judge should be about the constitution and about individuals, not racial identity, which leads me to other republicans. and they're latching on the grandfather of slavery and the child of segregation and respectfully to carl, as somebody who worked for both ronald regan and jack kemp, this is a total alliance, a total sellout to the racial politics of the democratic party that have been going on since slavery. >> you're not talking about what donald trump said, identifying this guy as mexican, when in fact he's not, he's an american-born in indiana. isn't that identity politics? >> correct. anderson. i'm talking about it because this goes beyond trump university. it is a legal system where everyone is supposed to be judged by their skin color and ethnic heritage and donald trump is saying if that's the way you're going, thi

as far as tooth is concerned, i saw -- as far as newt is concerned i saw newt and i was surprised. i thought it was inappropriate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are neck in neck in california, after new jersey clinton will wrap things up. >>> i want to fight hard in california because i want to get as strong a vote as i possibly can. >>> in an effort to stop trump with an independent bid for the white house has lost a candidate. conservative writer david french said there's not enough time for an unknown to run. lauren lister, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. >>> complete coverage of the primary election results from new jersey and elsewhere. stay with "action news" on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> and still to come on "action news" at noon, an ohio prosecutor will reveal his decision for the parents of a child who fell into the gorilla enclosure last week. >>> word of a surprise concert leads 0 to chaos in new york. details involving the concert and kanye west when "action news" comes right back. >>> trop iical storm collin is gaining speed as it gets ready to strike

. >> former house speaker newt gingrich on the latest controversies and violent protests at trump rallies. >>> plus house speaker paul ryan finally backs trump. >> my goal is to make sure that we're unified so that we can actually win the election. >> we'll ask our sunday group if his endorsement matters and about the continued conservative push for a trump alternative. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. the november election still five months away and we won't have official party nominees until the national conventions in july, but forget the formalities because the general election battle between donald trump and hillary clinton is on. in a few minutes we'll talk with one of trump's top supporters, potential running mate and former house speaker newt gingrich, but first clinton is looking to wrap up her primary battle with bernie sanders with a victory in california's primary tuesday. this weekend i spoke with the head of the clinton campaign, john podesta. >> john, how important is california? if bernie sanders wins there, doesn't he ha

. >> i saw newt. i was surprised by newt.was inappropriate what he said. >> this afternoon in a call with close supporters, trump doubled down and encouraged them to robustly defend his view of the case. even trump loyalists admit the campaign staff is too small and management chaotic. the conference call is a classic example. trump told supporters to discuss the pending lawsuit freely. that's exactly the opposite of what his own campaign staff had been telling those supporters to do. major garrett, cbs news, washington. >>> good evening, i'm anthony salvantos. tonight, cbs news estimates hillary hillary -- hillary bill clintonched. it comes with the help of both elected delegates. those won in primaries and caucuses throughout the season, and also, democratic superdelegates. the party leaders and elected officials who by party rules can choose to support whomever they like, and who have backed clinton in large numbers. tonight, their support along with those elected delegates has put clinton over the top, based on our cbs ne

presidential campaign is newt gingrich, a possible trump running mate. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> it's good to be with you. >> donald trump is drawing parallels between brexit and his campaign here in the u.s. but that was a vote about a bureaucracy in brussels. not a choice between two candidates. also, the number of minority voters is twice as high, about 25% versus 13% in this country as opposed to great britain. aren't there big differences? >> i would point out the week before in rome, reform candidates from a new party founded by a comedian won first woman elected in the history of rome won with 65% against all of the traditional parties. the sense that there's this wave building against the establishment is real. now, i wouldn't overstate it. frankly, you indicated one of trump's great challenges. he has to find a way to be as effective in reaching out to all americans as he is in reaching out to white americans. if he becomes that effective, there's no reason to believe that mothers in chicago are happy with the murder rate. it's just th

mark: the democrats would be afraid of newt gingrich, when they -- wouldn't they?with him. he is a smart guy. fred is probably right about the kind of need that donald trump appeared -- donald trump has. john: we asked about potential running mates for

newt will weigh it on that. and also tonight and later, house select committee on benghazi released their report on the 2012 terror attack. one of the select committee members, congressman mike pompeo, and chris peronto, he's going to be here with reaction. he was one of the heroes that night. that and much more tonight on this busy news night on "hannity." those hot dogs look good. oh yeah, hebrew national. their all-beef like yours but they're also kosher. so, not just any beef goes into it. oh, honey! oh! here, have some of ours. oh! hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. >> scores of people are dead after three suicide bombers target instanbul's ataturk airport. according to the turkish prime minister, the attack killed at least 36 people as well as the three terrorists. nearly 150 people are also injured. surveillance video from the scene, you see it here, shows the attackers shooting when officers returned fire, they blew themselves up. the turkish prime minister also saying early signs suggest isis is

as far as newt is concerned, i saw newt, was surprised at newt. said. >> he really believes that it's a -- you can't bring up someone's ethnic background if they were born here in this country and they're federal judge appointed -- appointed by governor schwarzenegger originally -- >> we just wanted to turn that around for you as you just heard the word inappropriate. donald trump calming in to fox referred to former speaker of the house and a huge supporter of newt gingrich. hearing from him in the wake of this whole story, this california judge, district court judge, gonzalo curiel, trump saying repeatedly conflict of interest because of his mexican heritage. let's begin there. carl higbee, folksman for the pro-trump great america pac, a former navy s.e.a.l. and tim miller with us, too. former jeb bush spokesman who does not support donald trump. fellas, good morning. >> good morning. >> happy monday to you both. >> good morning, brooke. >> let me set it up. you just heard, carl, begin with you, mr. trump responding to newt gingrich from over th