wehohould point out, 145,000 new registrarations of republics s in penylvania, morehan evious 4 yearsssive, when ii go homome, i buy my prescriptions at kmartrt, do shopping at walmart. people b back home are l looking at t this, saying, i didot reale our votete inot going to couount, we'll have delegates who we elelect, they will not represent us.s. lou: 5of them.m. >> 54. that creat a a pblem, but her -- you look at donaldd trumhehe talks the way p peoe, steel workrkers talk, people who make a living on their feet, using their hands, fararme, miners, , hes a strong candndidate there. lou: why doesn't thehe republblican party get it, why doesn't palele ryan your speaker.r. >> he is talalking about putting up an agenda, thank youou, . speaker, but i d don think we care what the speaeakethinks. st of the people. and we s sure don't want to you compete with either the e pay platform or the presumptptiv nominee or t t nominee whewe comes out oflelevevend. what i is that about? >> w well, i think it goes back to t theay things have always bebeen run, i have great respect for the speake th

reports say y th more than 60,000 democrats in p penylvania are switchchintheir party affiliatioionsor trump in tonight's primary but t there isis me at stake than just popolar vote in the keystone state. jojoing me rob gleason, pennsylvania gop cha. let me start with that n number, first of a all60,000 democrats whswitched over to votote rr trump. how do you kw ththe number and how do you know they wilill go n there and vote f for t trump >> we haveve records of that, tt they have switched ovever. we have e 145,000 new republblin vovoters, thmomost we've ever hd in a shohort period from last vemberer 15th. believe me they'rere a coming out today anand voting probably for donald trump because we'rere having record turnout in nnsylvania pririmary. melissa:a: we'll see if he wins and go o out and vote for them. i ununderstand the logic, but we don't realally know how they wil vote yet. delelegates up for grabs. but onlyly 17 determined through popular vote. there isis a lot of focus on the state becaususe of this unbound group. what do you think about the wawy the system works in penns

charles: senoror brown, can donald trump win p penylvania in the e general? >> of course he can. the momentums gogood and d what's helping is the national polls shohowi a virtual tie e right now. charles: net-net the republicans have gotten 60 vot come ovover. they are moving inin the right direction. we'll keepep a close eye on it. speaking of amatateur hour, the kasich-cruz alliance, you know whwhat, some kasich supporters-- i have seen so evidence ofof it earlier, we'll see, , e big question is the anantiti-trump movement. is this his last stand?? we'l'll discuss it when we come backck. when it comes to sll business, she'in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small busiss edition. , no! i'm up to my n nk in operating costs i' savthe day! plumbers and bakers and scapers of lawn, she's got stomized coverage you can cot on. you chipped my birdbat now you' gon pay! not soast! i cover more th just cars and trucks. ♪ action flflo did somebody say "insusurance? childrenen: flo! ♪ actioflo cut! n i get a smoothie, ease? ooh! ty got smoothies? for me. ooh! ty got smoothies

he is penylvania residen formeremocrat, now supporting dona trump. is a bigg effortt shshow you support foror a candidate. you have a lot of other people with you. why? >> my rereason for supportingg donald trumpp and changeged to e republican n pay was that, origiginally i was a republican, swiitched back to d demrat to hehelp frieiend rurunning for ll political pition. and then enter dononal trump. at first, i foundimim, somewhatt outspoken. ve entertainining,nd but not the same old politicallhetoric. we really enjojoyed listening to m. th main crux of the reason for donald trump in my opininion, donald trumpmp cares. after listening g to him in h hs speeches and the debates h he cares about the peoeopl he doesesn't need the aggravatin of being presisident. cares about our military. on f foxews there was a repep done by bret baier regarding our military whichch only confirmedy fearss andy cononcecerns about r military. he allso has concernrns about trade. in my opopinn i believe h he iss morere professioioly and pesonally experienc about trade t th

marshall college pollhows trump on t 40% suppt, that's 14 points ahead of tedcruz, and ngressman from penylvania lieu barlrletta and marino -- well, the two congressm are leadin the effort to line up ump supporterso be eleed as delegates. 54 of the saf 71 delegates will be unbound, not pleed to supportt anyone that emerges fro this primary tuesday, it's quite a system and j part of what primary season.tu in this joining us now is the t trump campaign official, he isis the conventition managege strategis paul manafofort. paul a veteran repepublican strategi strategist, h he's worked with presidents ford, reagan, bushh and joining us from hollywood, floridida, i should say the sit of the rnc spring meeting. it i is great to have you on th showow. i k kno that youu and rick w wi talked t to the rnc members.s. do you f feel you were succeces in conveying the messasages tha you wanteded? >> well, d donald trump thoughtt was important becausese he coul not attend thihis week dueue to fact thahat he'sut t there cacampaigningn the primamaries that t the campaign have a presence here too answer any quest

look at the sif his margins penylvania.look out and say th is the guy whote e t of the deal. he's goingo be sit there the day after june 7, letay he's 50 votes short. thre 400 if he can't refuse those, he will be th or 400 uncommititd voters. everyonef them will be given a chce t fly to a largo in donald to aer the policy th sessions and hopeful out of all of tto decide they have found the rit candidate. what are the otherwo guys going to offer? il: are right, newt, ts teresting because if you py that out what theans is th he thegot to cobble together t doubters and one of just recognize this and go with me. with the art of the de.uy he's onef the most successful business negotiators notnly in real estate but but aroune country and authority ma cooked, who kns? it may be tful and i'm speculating.g. >> remembethe guy y who wrote the article deals forgot abo colorado. lou: to this poinon that if i made because this isis reall important. after he d forget t about corado he put together a rrative that is jim and hi campaign ery

again, these a are p penylvania repupublicans, early exit poll data.want to s she with you r right now, people hae bebeen asked who is best to beat trump inin november on the democratic sidide, and this is republicans being asked this question. and 64%4% say clinton and 32% sy sanders. excuse me, correction there, pennsylvania demococrats here in thisis fox news exit poll, 64% y it would be clinton.n. so we're going through allll of this early data righght now, but we'll beringing yoyou u more on what voters think about t wall street coming up next hourso stay tun for that. deirdre: jo o ling kent, thanknu very much. we arere worer. thank you. >>> another hollllywood celebriy threreatening to move to canadaf trump wins. you will want to hear what t trp said in response. hollywood actor and model l turd trump susupporter with me nextxo respond. ♪ >> i will ararter a mane for them, and they're mo than ---- a plane for them, and they're more than h happy to leave. i dodon'care. my couountry is everything to m. but, again, if they want too leave, go. it's