i want to just again say thank you to the plumbers union.ust being such a great organization that is helping us build market rate and affordable housing throughout the city, but helping rebuild all the public housing and now they have taken up the additional task of using their oun property to be a nav sent frr those who are homeless so they can help and support their navigation to permanent housing t. is a incredible story, the type of partnerships coming together to assist our city in one of the most-important and most hardest and complesh problems the city has. for many years i know other mayors have struggled with this. i think it is a honest thing to say i struggle with it every single day and that is why i am creating a brand new department that will house everyone within city government as well as community based agencies to be sure that we have a very focus attention on those quhoo are homeless and make sure we can get them off our streets. the encampments town to be dangerous, unsanity and not the preference of those living there. w

we have truck drivers, steelworkers, plumbers, mechanics, machinists, union members, who are seeing wages stagnate year after year. the cost of living goes up, but their wages don't keep pace. people coming out buried in student loans and scared, what does the future hold for me? will i get a job? what kind of future will i have? the media tells us that this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. everyone here understands, that is not the case. economy is notr washington, d.c. is hearts of our economy small businesses all across the united states of america. [applause] and if you want to see the economy take off, it is very simple. you lift the boot of the federal government off from the next of small businesses. [applause] if i am elected president, we will repeal every word of obamacare. [applause] we will pass commonsense help -- health care reform to make insurance personal, affordable, and keep government from getting between us and our doctors. simple, flatass a tax. [applause] it is a tax day. many people in this room will be writing very large checks. usi am elected, every

cruz: truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and union members, steelworkers, men and women with callusestheir hands will once again see wages rising. opportunity. working moms. working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising. the cost of living falling. and common core ending. [applause] catholic schools and jewish day schools, brigham young and the little sisters of the poor will see a supreme court that protects their religious liberties. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "cruz!"] sen. cruz: the fundamental freedom of every one of us to live according to our faith and our conscience will see a second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: and our fundamental right to protect our families and our homes and our children. [applause] sen. cruz: we will see a president who stands with his -- who stands with israel. clearly and unapologetically. [applause] sen. cruz: instead of negotiating with terrorists, we will rip two strands this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. [applause] sen. cruz: we will defeat radical islamic terrorism

[applause] truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and steel workers, union members, men and women withon their hand will once again see wages rising, opportunity expand. working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising. common core ending. [applause] catholic schools and jewish day schools, brigham young and the little sisters of the poor will , soon see a supreme court of protects their religious liberty. [applause] the fundamental freedom of every one of us to live according to our faith and our conscience. we will see a supreme court that protects the second right to keep and bear arms. [applause] and our fundamental right to protect our family and our homes and our children. we will see a president who stands with israel. [applause]

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we've worked with the plumbers union of a trust fund that owns the building and is kind of a rundown hotel for many years admittedly and what we've done we are working with the community housing partnerships to manage the entire building with city funds through the nonprofit and in the partnership we are creating the 2nd of our very successful navigation centers. have you ever had a chance to visit our navigation center at 16th? get down there if you want to see what we'll hope is because were putting everything that we can possibly think is best models into our navigation center. that is a center where you've got all the services they are on the 20 or 7 basis. that workpiece managing all the issues that were bringing in people good that we have a welcome atmosphere that people want to go to a bar navigation centers because not only will they be treated humanely like people should be, but at the end of the navigation center his permanent housing. this is what we promised in all of our navigation sense. it's what we should be doing every shelter, right? yes. we should have and and goa

[applause] and mechanics and plumbers and steel workers, union members, men and women with calluses oneir hand will once again see wages rising, opportunity expand. moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising. common core ending. [applause] catholic schools and jewish day see a supremeoon court of protects their religious liberty. [applause] freedom of every one of us to live according to .ur faith and our conscience we will see a supreme court that protects the second right to keep and bear arms. [applause] and our fundamental right to and our homesmily and our children. we will see a president who stands with israel. [applause] ,learly and unapologetically instead of negotiating with terrorism, we will rip to shreds this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. [applause] we will defeat radical islamic terrorism and we will utterly destroy isis. [applause] we will have a president who keeps us safe. to the soldiers and sailors, the airmen and marines, the police officers and firefighters and first responders who risk their safe, we-- to keep us will have a commander-in-

truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and steelworkers union members, men and women with callusesin see wages rising opportunity expanding. working moms -- working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising. the cost of living falling. and common core ending. catholic schools and jewish day schools, bringham young and the little sisters of the poor will see a supreme court that protects their religious liberty. fundamental freedom of every one of us to live according to our faith and our conscious. we'll see a supreme court that protects -- >> ted cruz telling the viewers and the voters tonight that this is a turning point and a rallying cry saying this was the perfect state for donald trump to win according to the progress nast caterkate prognosticators. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> and thanks. this is a fox news alert. welcome to "hannity." tonight the battle for wisconsin, on the republican side fox news is now projecting senator ted cruz he will win the badger state. donald trump second. governor kasich third place and as for the democrat

you see here, the signs for a couple unions, the plumbers fitters union, important here.hen bill clinton ran for president, but scott walker, the governor here, who went after the unions is absolutely loathed by democrats. so hillary clinton has been using attack lines against scott walker very successfully here, jose. >> chris jansing, great to see you this morning. thanks. i want to turn to nbc's kristen welker at the javts center in new york city, where hillary clinton will be speaking less than an hour from now. good morning. >> hey, jose. good morning to you. as you were talking about at the top, there's been this debate over the debates with the democratic candidates, ahead of the primary here in new york. essentially senator sanders saying he wants a debate. the clinton campaign throwing out some dates. the sanders campaign throwing out some dates. and they just can't agree. now, i anticipate eventually they will agree on a debate. but jose, it underscores a couple points. first, the fact that this race is getting increasingly heated and increasingly competitive. s

not involved necessarily politically, but people who said they support donald trump a couple of union plumbersis, they back him wholeheartedly, one even switched his registration from democratic to republican to vote for trump. it will point to crowds like the ones cruz got today, but it is an uphill climb ahead. donald trump has broken 50% in the latest monmoth poll. down-playing expectations for cruz and up playing for trump. every candidate should win their home state, pointing outruz won texas, trump should win new york. the question is how much will he win by, right. if trump gets over 50%, it's a sweep. >> hallie jack on the move with the cruz campaign. thanks so much. >>> ron nary is the national spokesman for the cruz campaign. this features ted cruz on the cover of time magazine. it says likeable enough with a question mark. inside, it was a senator who campaigned for month as the antiestablishment, anti-washington rebel. this is a republican who had been called jackass a whack co bird by john mccain. joked he might need food tasters to eat at the dining room and now he was suggesting

[cheers and applause] truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and steel workers, union members, menomen with calluses on their hands will once again see wages rising, opportunity expanding. working moms -- [cheers and applause] working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising, the cost of living falling and common core ending. [cheers and applause] catholic schools and jewish day schools, the little sisters of the poor will see a supreme court that protects their religious liberty. [cheers and applause] cruz! cruz! cruz! cruz! cruz! cruz! cruz! >> the foundmental freedom of ever one of us to live accord to our faith and conscience. we'll see a supreme court that protects the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheers and applause] and our fundamental right to protect our families and our homes and our children. [cheers and applause] we'll see a president -- >>> if you're joining us at the top of the hour we are listening to ted cruz, a victory speech tonight. it was projected earlier on this evening when all the votes are counted he be the victor in

cruz: i want to talk to all the truck drivers, all the plumbers and mechanics, all the steelworkers hens union members, all the members with calluses on your hands who have seen wages stagnating year after year. yet somehow the cost of living keeps going up. yet somehow your paycheck doesn't seem to keep pace. i want to talk to all the young people who are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs, scared. can i get a job? what's my future hold? and the mainstream media, they try to tell us this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. well is the people of pennsylvania know, that is in -- an utter lie. [applause] sen. cruz: it's easy to talk about making america great again. you could even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is, do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? [applause] sen. cruz: the heart of our economy is not washington, d.c. the heart of america is small business. if you want to unleash the economy, you lift the boot off the backs of the next of small businesses. [applause] and jfkreagan befo

i want to talk to the truckers, plumbers, electricians, union members, working men and women with callusesn your hand. wages stagnating year after year after year. cost of living keeps going up. yet, somehow your paycheck does not seem to keep pace. i want to talk to the young people coming out of school with student loans up your eyeballs. scared, am i going to get a job? what does the future hold for me? the mainstream media tries to tell us, this is the new normal. this is as good as it gets. let me tell you, that is an absolute lie. it host: we have in taking your calls on your family's financial situation. how are you doing in this economy? next color is tessa -- next caller is tessa. you say you don't bill liked your situation is as good as it used to be? caller: not at all. host: why is that? ,aller: as a senior citizen and can'tre disabled make it on $800 a month. either caller saying you don't raise the minimum wage. i don't think they have to say unless they had to put their kids to bed hungry. it is so unfair. i have been catapulted in the dark side of the digital divide. if you

secure, and sanctuary cities will end. [ applause ] truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and steel workers, unionwith callouses on their hands, will once again see wages rising, opportunity expanding. working moms. [ applause ] working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising, the cost of living falling and common core ending. [ cheers and applause ] catholic schools and jewish day schools, brigham young will see a supreme court that protects their civil liberties. the fundamental freedom of every one of us to live according to our faith and our conscience. we'll see a supreme court that protects the second amendment right to keep and bear arms and a fundamental right to protect our families and our homes and our children. we'll see a president who stands with israel. clearly and unapologetically. instead of negotiating with terrorists, we'll rip to shreds this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. [ applause ] we will defeat radical islamic terrorism and we will utterly destroy isis.

i want to talk to all of the truck drivers, all of the plumbers and electricians, all of the union members, all of the working men and women with calluses on your hands who are seeing your wages stagnating year after year after year. the cost of living keeps going up, and yet somehow your paycheck does not seem to keep pace. i want to talk to all of the young people, coming out of school with student loans up to your eyeballs. scared, am i going to get a job? what does the future hold for me? the mainstream media, they tried to tell us this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. let me tell you that is an absolute lie. [applause] easy to talk about making america a great again. you can even print that on a baseball cap. the real question is, do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? is notrt of our economy washington, d.c. the heart of our economy is millions of small businesses all across the united states of america. [applause] jobs, what unleash you have to do is take the boot of the federal government off the backs of the next of sm

cruz: truck drivers and mechanics and plumbers and union members, steelworkers, men and women with callusestheir hands will once again see wages rising. opportunity. working moms. working moms struggling to make ends meet will see take-home pay rising. the cost of living falling. and common core ending. [applause] catholic schools and jewish day schools, brigham young and the little sisters of the poor will see a supreme court that protects their religious liberties. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "cruz!"] sen. cruz: the fundamental freedom of every one of us to live according to our faith and our conscience will see a second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: and our fundamental right to protect our families and our homes and our children. [applause] sen. cruz: we will see a president who stands with his -- who stands with israel. clearly and unapologetically. [applause] sen. cruz: instead of negotiating with terrorists, we will rip two strands this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. [applause] sen. cruz: we will defeat radical islamic terrorism

all the plumbers and electricians, all the machinists, all the union members, all the men and women withes on your hands. jobs coming back from china, back from mexico. we're going to see manufacturing jobs back in america again. we're going to see wages rise in america again and young people coming out of school with two, three, four, five job offers. >> reporter: like yesterday, this is another democratic congressional district and as jacob was talking about, if he can come in here and pull in a fair share of votes, he has the potential to take one or two or three of the delegates. >> vaughn hillyard, along what appears to be a set of a highway somewhere in new york state. >> i think i'm on the way to brooklyn. >> we'll take it. thanks, buddy. >>> they say if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. why john kasich truly believes he just wrapped up the campaign stop in the bronx. his team says that he can win in new york. we're live from the concrete jungle. stay with us. this is msnbc, the place for politics. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline

i want to talk to all the truck drivers, all the plumbers and electricians, all the union members, all working men and women with calluses on your hands, who have seen wages stagnate year over year. cost of living keeps going up. somehow your paycheck doesn't keep pace. i want to talk to the young people coming out of school, student loans up to your eyeballs. scared. in mild going to get a job? what does the future hold for me? the mainstream media try to tell us this is the new normal. this is as good as it gets. that is an absolute lie. [applause] it is easy to talk about making america great again. you can even print that on a baseball cap. [applause] the real question is do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? the heart of our economy is not washington dc. the heart of our economy is millions of small businesses across the united states of america. [applause] you want to unleash jobs, you have to take the boot of the federal government off the back of the next of small business. if i'm elected president, we will repeal every word of

diner and we were talking with people, people who weren't there supporting senator cruz, a couple union plumbers what i mean when i say new york values do you know what he means by that? >> he doesn't have a clue about new york values. i will be honest, i used to be a democrat and now i'm a republican just so i can vote for trump. so i changed my party affiliation three months ago just so i could do what i had to do. >> he doesn't have to be paid by lobbyists to -- to run his campaign, he's doing it all on his own. whenever he opens his mouth he doesn't say it based on a script, he's saying whatever comes to his head, whatever comes to his head is what comes to my head, what i would say, you know. >> boy, i will tell you what. >> wow. >> home field advantage. talk about home field. >> yes. >> i talked to a lifelong democrat from queens yesterday, lifelong democrat, switching parties to vote for donald trump. now, maybe -- the only reason i'm saying that is this guy said they switched. he really is -- he is at home in queens and, you know on long island. >> trump. >> trump, yeah. >> it's home fie

[boos] i want to talk to all the truck drivers, all the plumbers and mechanics, all the steelworkers hens unionembers, all the members with calluses on your hands who have seen wages stagnating year after year. the cost of living keeps going up. yet somehow your paycheck doesn't seem to keep pace. i want to talk to all the young people who are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs, scared. can i get a job? what's my future hold? and the mainstream media, they try to tell us this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. well is the people of pennsylvania know, that is in order -- an utter lie. [applause] it's easy to talk about making america great again. you could even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is, do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? [applause] the heart of america is small business. if you want to unleash the economy, you lift the boot off the backs of the next of small businesses. [applause] reagan-- [applause] and jfk before him both understood that when you cut taxes and lift regulatio

[boos] i want to talk to all the truck drivers, all the plumbers and mechanics, all the steelworkers hens unionembers, all the members with calluses on your hands who have seen wages stagnating year after year. the cost of living keeps going up. yet somehow your paycheck doesn't seem to keep pace. i want to talk to all the young people who are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs, scared. can i get a job? what's my future hold? and the mainstream media, they try to tell us this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. well is the people of pennsylvania know, that is in order -- an utter lie. [applause] it's easy to talk about making america great again. you could even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is, do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? [applause] the heart of america is small business. if you want to unleash the economy, you lift the boot off the backs of the next of small businesses. [applause] reagan-- [applause] and jfk before him both understood that when you cut taxes and lift regulatio

[boos] i want to talk to all the truck drivers, all the plumbers and mechanics, all the steelworkers hens unionembers, all the members with calluses on your hands who have seen wages stagnating year after year. the cost of living keeps going up. yet somehow your paycheck doesn't seem to keep pace. i want to talk to all the young people who are coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs, scared. can i get a job? what's my future hold? and the mainstream media, they try to tell us this is the new normal, this is as good as it gets. well is the people of pennsylvania know, that is in order -- an utter lie. [applause] it's easy to talk about making america great again. you could even print that on a baseball cap. but the real question is, do you understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? [applause] the heart of america is small business. if you want to unleash the economy, you lift the boot off the backs of the next of small businesses. [applause] ronald reagan-- [applause] and jfk before him both understood that when you cut taxes and lift re

i want to talk to all of the truck drivers, on the plumbers and mechanics, all the steelworkers and unionorkers, all the men and women with calluses on your hands, who see year after year. the cost of living keeps going up, but the cost of -- but your paycheck does not keep pace. i want to talk to all the young people coming out of school with student loans up to their eyeballs, scared, can i get a job? ?hat does my future hold the mainstream media, they tried to tell us this is the new normal, as good as it gets. as people of pennsylvania know, that is an utter lie. [applause] sen. cruz: it is easy to talk about making america great again . you can even print that on the .aseball cap the real question is to understand the principles and values that made america great in the first place? [applause] the heart of our economy is not washington, d.c.. the economy is a businesses across the united states of america. [applause] sen. cruz: if you want to liftsh the economy, you the boot off of the next of -- necks of small businesses. -- know, ronald reagan [applause] before himand jfk both unde

we have truck drivers, steel workers, plumbers and mechanics, machineists and union members who are seeing wages stagnate year after year after year. the cost of living goes up, but their wages don't seem to keep pace. we have young people coming out of school, buried in student loans and scared. what does the future hold for me? will i get a job? what kind of future will i have. and the media tells us over and over again, this is the new normal. everyone here understands that is not the case. the heart of our economy is not washington d.c. the heart of our economy is small businesses all across the united states of america. [applause] senator cruz: if you want to see the economy take off, very simple, you lift the boot off the federal government off the backs of small businesses. [applause] senator cruz: if i'm elected president, we will repeal every word of obamacare. [applause] senator cruz: we'll pass common sense health reform that makes health insurance personal, affordable and keep government from getting in between us and our doctors. and we will pass a simple flat tax. on monday,