phil robertson, thank you very much. st of the family and i think what you are telling me phil is that everyone i'm surrounded with is beautiful and i'm not, i think that's with a you said but i hung up on him because i found that very annoying. but again, phil robertson of duck dynasty and made that a cult phenomenon and now a mainstream phenomenon and everyone laughed at the programming idea when it was first introduced. everyone but phil. keep an eye on what he is thinking. so this move on the part of mitt romney to say look, donald trump is our cup of tea. we should fight him every way. was he trying to say steal votes from donald trump and prevenn that? he one. a lot of others said all of a sudden that this was something that mitt romney was trying to do, to steal the election from donald trump. he says no. the trump folks say yes. now with us on the phone, the former ronald reagan cabinet member bill bennett that is concerned about this. i guess bill, your argument had been pretty much maybe what phil robertson's wa

in louisiana rubio had the endorsement bob-- by contrast donald trump had the endorsement of phil robertsonon willy. so if you look at that you have to scratch your head and say what is going on this the country when the endorsement of the duck commander is more important than the ex-governor. a lot of people are upending the world these days. >> that about says it all. good to see you. >> steve, good evening again. if things hold the way they look right now in kentucky with 37% of the vote reporting and trump has about a nine-lead, if that holds, you have a split decision, two for cruz, two for trump, zero for rubio. what then is the story as we head toward perhaps michigan on tuesday and beyond? >> i think the story is clearly ted cruz. he had a very, very good night. he may end up close to donald trump in delegates tonight. he finished first or second in all four contests tonight it looks like. this is a very good night for ted cruz. i think the flip side is that it's a bad night for marco rubio. he looks like he will not finish higher than third. he will take a handful of delegates, a c

phil? >> thank you, wilfred. i'm joined by ian robertson, board member for bmw.ve, but i have to start off with what's happening in europe. you left right before the explosions in brussels. you don't have a plant there. what are your thoughts about the impact this might have there? >> clearly at this moment in time, the security is all over this issue. our thoughts are with our own people as well. yesterday i didn't know whether any of my team in brussels was involved. we had four of our team at the airport yesterday. thankfully, they're all okay and accounted for. i think it's too early to say, phil, what implications this had, but clearly this is a very, very sensitive issue on multiple fronts. it could have quite an impact on the belgian economy. >> and in terms of dampening enthusiasm for new vehicles in europe, a little too early to tell? >> i think it's much too early to tell. there have been these security issues over the last 12 months, but europe was still in recovery mode from precrisis levels. so the sales actually kept up quite solidly during last yea

i had the benefit of a couple of strong board members, phil guyer, who was the president of interpublic and andrew robertsonent. all of us got together and we said we can make a difference. >> you are making a difference. i was reading your book and you talk about the issues of vaccines. you have to read how that divided your family. your daughter was on one side, you were on the other. >> that's one of the chapters in your life. now contained in the brand-new book "the wright stuff." >> great to see you. >>> stay here for a second, because we're going to watch some news with heather. >> a couple of headlines that we are following for you at this hour. >>> they're supposed to teach our kids the right lesson, but instead, 12 former school principals are accused of bribery. the owner of a school supply company submitted fake invoices and gave school officials $900,000 in cash and gifts to assure that those invoices were paid. in return, the company received nearly $3 million worth of supplies that were delivered at far lesser quantities or not at all. >>> well, schools may be forced to hand over their lunch m