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and will to be interviewed was driver of a truck carrying billboard from group bridg bridges over politi, that have been criticizing governor christie. >> what is it? >> going are all over the state. >> it's all right. >> are you in an opponent of trump or just a job. >> i am doing my job. >> are the trucks going to change people's minds? did mrs. christie give donald trump the side eye last night? do you care? tweet us. let us know what you think, we'll keep covering this election to the bitter end. >> i am at trenton war memorial park with a hard to find man. anderson from florida. he has been spending past 40 years of his life, riding and walking to raise money for charity, he is on a ride from florida to new york. he spent last 24 hours here, at war memorial park. can you tell me a little bit, what you are doing? >> this particular journey is for catholic charities, or any charity wish to donate to, i am asking that they support our troops, they are involved still in harm's way. >> i love it, i want too let un, right now, i hope you have cool plans for summer, i will hit up a differe

complexity feeds the power of politi politicians. they love this. so, we have complexity, which means more government control. she thinks he's going to control more of the economy. and the point, john and other os make that if you want infrastructure, you have to have resources. by the way, let's not forget the infrastructure problems in this country come when government controls infrastructure. we have no problem with railroads, no problem with fedex and ups and trucks and dlifing packages. government in charge, you got a problem. >> i think bill would object to that. you don't like potholes too much. you think this might save some of that. >> i would love it if you would fill some potholes. i don't think that's going to happen. you're a citizen in the brokest nation in the country. we're 14 trillion in the hole and another 23 trillion in the hole on social security. i think both of those numbers are going to get worse under the clinton administration. >> and bruce, all of those failed promises we had with obama stimulus plan, i remember poor joe b

our recent monetary polities decisions have improved over old financing decisions which should support consumption investment. we will relate in particular to the developments of the global economy in geopolitical risk. mark: join us now is a known expert on inflation, johnathan loyd at capital economics. is it time? willing to bear fruit? >> i think it will where some fruit. when you look back at policy measures they have in place over the last year, and thinks about where we are in terms of growth and it nation now, think you have to be quite confident to suggest that the ecb has done quite enough. they're trying to figure out where policy measures are required. this may lead to helicopter money. let's just listen to mario draghi's comments on that today. us manyhis cost brings difficulties. the bottom line is that we have never discussed it. mark: is it completely out of ,he question that one day helicopter money will be implemented in the eurozone." backs that is not completely out of the question. we try to figure out how economic news shapes of over the next year. i think if they

would y to exploit theseears and frustrations andnd channel tm in a destructivway, a creeping of politiject on us versus them mentality, t try to blame our problems on the other, someby who doesn't lo like or don't pray like us, whethe it's immigrant, or muims or somebody whoeemed different than us. and u see increasing intolerance inur politics. and loudoiceget the most attention. it reminds y of the poem by the great irish poet wbates the best le all conviction and thworst of all intsity. so this is a defing moment and what hapns on this continen has consequenceses for peoe around thelobe. if a uni f fied pceful liberal plural listic europe begins doubt itself, begins to question the prprress made over several decades, then we can't e expect the progress that is jusust now taking hold in many placaces ound the world will continue. instead ify those that say n work and organizing ourselves against ethic line and restriions on the press, that those a the things that the challenges of today demand. so i've come hertoday to the heart of eure to say that the united stas and the entire worl

. >> let's dive into the number one story we are track today, sarah palin's stepping away from politi headed to the courtroom to lay down the law. but why is this mama bear now protecting the pa >> he said some very hateful things, it was bad.

he has built infrastructure, policy.g polity -- he wants to make sure republicans hang on to the majority. charlie: what was his specific language? guest: he said he would definitely not do it. here was the key point. he said today it was a message to the delegates. , i willot only saying not do this, he was also saying you should not select someone who did not run. he is not only taking himself out of it, he is being so declarative that he is taking all the white knight scenarios out of it. charlie: john kasich, ted cruz, and donald trump. guest: or, in a multi-ballot situation. say donald trump cannot get 1237. it goes to the second ballot. fifth, sixth, seventh ballot. you could see candidates that ran and pulled out reemerging. scott walker. someone who is liked by the ,rassroots, by conservatives who has had a good moment recently. scott walker is seen as key in helping ted cruz win wisconsin. could be marco rubio. charlie: you supported him. guest: i supported rubio. ryan's point was it cannot be someone who does not have skin in the game. charlie: what do you think of that, albert?

>> well, it is short term good politics, not great long-term politi politics.s right, okay, donald trump is likely to be the nominee so what's next. if you want mechanic connecconnr or if you want the establishments behind you rather than looking for escape paths is to not do do idea. >> if they are not for donald trump, they're going to be for him in the near future. the issue is there are not enough of those people to win a majority election against hillary clinton. he has to find a way to yes, to go to the republican base but turn it out and reach out to some folks who are not members of the republican base. it is starting to get late for that pivot to begin. >> chris and nick and kasie hunt out there in indiana. thank you very much. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," remember to follow the show online and facebook and twitter. peter alexander is up next as we await for donald trump's rally coming up on evansville right here on msnbc. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhin

>> no, i don't subscribe to the politi politics. i want someone that's going to be our candidate and win in the end. so, it is a lot of theater out there and at the end, we are going to have to put together a republican nominee who can win the presidency. that's my interest. >> why are you telling the people within your district to vote for you and send you to the convention as a delegate? >> i have been involved in this issue for a long time. >> i work in economic development bureau and i do things on a daily basis that i think we need assistance from a candidate or from a president who understands how to create jobs there are significant disparities and issues in our community that really needs some support. >> from the campaign, who reached out to you the most so far? >> the trump campaign has been aggressive reaching out but i talked to all three campaigns. i had conversations directly with john kasich and i talked to trump in december of last year one on one. so, you know, each one of them offered their policy positions and i c

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a conspiracy that they've changed the numbers, they've fudged the numbers to create this image so politi fact went back and checked. they said that's not true. >> but then there are arguments that say that the thermostats or wherever these weather stations are, in areas that actually are artificially increased. >> that was a huge scandal out of britain. >> of course. the climate -- >> that's real. i read that. >> that's real. >> what i'm most concerned about is what alec baldwin thinks of all of this, especially, greg. >> i know. >> i believe that climate change denial is a form of mental illness. how are you? >> i am crazy. >> it does show how you don't, you don't think when you believe. when somebody has an ideology, you can't change their mind. and it's almost pointless to keep going back and forth. there almost has to be a room that you go in and you say everybody forget about what they know before, let's start and read the same things, he has an ideology he can't let go of. and i'm possibly the same way. >> we can't allow the criminalization of thought. that's a bad trend. >> oh no,

politics is not just rationality and polity papers. it's emotion and gut-level feelings. he a's appealing to a lot of republicans on that level. and there's some democrats as well. but all the polls indicate that while republicans are really attracted to this, there's so many other voters in the country who aren't. they look at the spectacle last night and i agree with david, those protest rz are goons. there's never any excuse for violence. they look at the whole trump speblt kell and say, this is too. . we don't like it. it's not presidential. you have 70% of women in some opinion polls disapproving of him. that's going to be very hard for him to undo. >> and david, i'll give you the last word. some 85% of hispanics. his disapproval numbers with hispanics are at record levels. >> and hispanics were in that crowd in record numbers last night, megyn. i don't particularly buy the polls. we have six months to go to the november election. he has a tidal wave of momentum. i think he'll bring people together. >> do you think, david, trump is going to shift to the center on imm

and here's john kasich on trump politi politics. >> that could drive america down into a ditch and not make us great again. >> reporter: meantime, the democrats -- >> this is our moment. >> reporter: -- are preparing for tomorrow night's debate. that debate is happening in new york, where hillary clinton holds a 14-point lead over sanders. >> tracie, thank you very much for that, as ever. one to watch, that debate. and of course the new york primary next week. >>> also, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg took a swipe at donald trump at his company's f-8 developer conference yesterday. listen. >> i hear a voice calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others. for mocking free expression, for slowing immigration, reducing trade. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. >> sounding a bit like a politician himself. zuckerberg later wrote a post on his facebook page, the comments were not about any one person or country. he didn't name any names. he did talk about building walls. >> i think it was pretty clear, albeit attempted to be veiled. >> but going

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it is not about the polity of the product. it is about the challenges on the manufacturing side.> you expect delta to lead to other orders. >> at slowly. -- absolutely. it is a landmark order. with delta, it gives us tremendous momentum. includers, 800 if you the options. it puts us in a very good position, but most importantly, you're about airlines. delta is one of the best airlines in the world. having them as a customer is a strong endorsement that will be brought -- of what will be brought to customers. >> joining us with more is roger of labor television, canada. is the delta order the lifeline needed? >> great to be with you. it is a very important water that came at a crucial moment. it is a vote of confidence. ceo's's love to get ahead of themselves. it is great but still a long way off. this company is two years late to use the proverb, there is still a lot of runway here to get across before they get a lift off. >> and have not even put it in production yet. >> that is it. you are absolutely right. the plane has been bedeviled with technical and testing issues. it has

big accomplishments, and be consequential, and you have to have strong personal polities. to be one of the worst presidents you cannot have all three, because you cannot do a important bad things and be an consequential. dismiss the inconsequential presidents as a different category, you have a argument about who is a laughingstock or irrelevant but that is not the same as the worst president but it comes in the middle, lumped together. to wrap up, and i will talk about reagan in a minute, but i will say having written about bush when he was still in office and having written about reagan a couple decades after he left office, it is hard to see up close. there is a difficult and distorting lens around who was the worst. for that reason, it would be better to talk about the more distant historical time. but it is irresistible. to start out, i keep trying to come back with someone different, but i have to come back to nixon because i think nixon was the only president who i understand well enough to say about, he has the quality of shakespearean villainy. it is not enough to

pa of the art of the deal politi now. i think it could btoo little o late.ng out not too long ago. i think, probably, the establishmt, if you will, more than anything else.e. think about if rubio wld have gotten out before flori. ted cruz could have one. if jebush h would have gotten out earlier, maybrubio would haveone better. it is their ego. >> aot of that along the way. it keeps gng the mac scott walklk saw it early. maybe coming into it. it was ptty apparent. donald trump jum straight to the top of the chart it was their egos. the numb here is 1237. preventing from geing there. >> i don't kno it will be tough. i is a different mels of how trump gets the. the other one has do okay. it is really tough. tomorrow night, a huge nht tomorr night i think indiana is the key. if donald trump ns indna, it isll shehe wrote. if ted cruz wins,ore than a 50% shot at a brokered nvention. [lghr] neil: some of th same. that is disgusting. the deanor. [lauaughter] >> you do not there. charles payne. he is soood. connell mcshane and pennsylvia. i think 4:00 p.m. easter ti

and joining us to break it down, politi l director and "meet the press" moderator, chuck todd. >> a relevant new york primary. >> there you go. let's start with the republicans. if trump gets the big win as expected, how much does this change the narrative come up lately that he's gettingp schooled by ted cruz in the delegaye hunt? >> i think what the number is tonight, look, we know who is going to win on both sides. the question is, how many delegates is trump going to get? is he going to do a near clean sweep congressional district b congressional district? if he's in the 85 out of the 95, it can change the percentage. because then a week later there's a whole bunch of states in the northeast, pennsylvania, rhode island, connecticut, maryland, he's probably going to sweep all of those. 60% of remaining delegates to 50%. it's a much easier path for him. >> we are talking about the campaign, it's timely given the reports that came out late last night, trump's national field director resigned. and when you talk about the primaries coming up as well, does that show a l tle bit of distress wit

he sailed a polity in expressed after is rallied indiana see i'd just like you is what he is saying.d this crowd that it was clean and not-. said that he stays in cheap hotels on the campaign trail. >>: i'm watching television on by holiday inn express. i do not fly back every night. people say dow trumpets and is in seven to disemboweling and flies back home i am at a holiday inn can you believe that. i do it. but are in >> darya: that it would viral also because u.s. famous ads in that situation were not qualified for. people are treating he is not qualified to stay at the present but the sting of a holiday and. it is a joke. >> mark: the warriors are stepping up to help perot has cancer. we'll have that amazing story when we come back. >> mark: before year-old girl from wire from the scene as has been diagnosed with brain cancer. the girls melete and she died as a great cancer generic. a special medical treatment is required and is offered in the hunt. it costs 80,000 lawyers said. more year's season-ticket orders heard about her condition and he started a and auction auctioning o

general milley: i will defer on the polity -- policy pieces of with respect to stations that are small and ,solated, recruiting stations the assessments are done by local commanders, the secretary authorized the commanders go and conduct their assessment and make a determination of whether it is appropriate or not appropriate to arm them. we delegate the authority on the assessment to the commanders, which is appropriate. commanders should make those decisions because one size should fit all. it depends on risk and so on. trained, itto be must be a government owned question, etc. so that is out there. association, fort bragg, in terms of caring privately owned weapons on that is notes, authorized. it is a dod policy. i do not recommend that be changed. we have adequate law enforcement on that basis to respond. you take the incident where i was commander, those police responded within eight minutes and that guy was dead. that is pretty quick. a lot of people died in the process of that. that was a fast evolving event. what it convinced, from know, that carrying privately owned weapons w

the fed announces its latest polity -- policy decision on wednesday and the bank of japan meeting onof, we talked about this earlier. in addition to an unprecedented online program, it is quietly buying up huge bonds -- stakes in japanese currencies. are that they are a top 10 owner of the nikkei to 25. i have to ask you, a lot of fed activity. i love the story from bloomberg. it shows the anchor the -- japan exposure to the japanese equity market and what it has done to prop up the equity market. what does that tell you? peter: it tells me one should be really concerned about the state of equity markets around the world. peak is still 50% off its from the high of 1990. more money has probably in lost than people trying to pick a bottom in japan than in any other market over those years. the japanese go to negative interest rate and think that will weaken the end. do? is the market it turns around. the last time i was here, we talked about central banks having the notion of competitive devaluation of their currencies. maybe they will go further negative. let's throw a party that what

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host: bernie should go -- caller: bernie should go on the way because she is having polities -- policieshat she believes in. she is a warmonger, ms. clinton. he does not believe in going in and killing other people like other people -- like she does and the republicans do. because he is in there, she is shifting more towards the left, i think he should go all the way, why not? host: that is a sanders supporters. let's look at his remarks from last night. campaign is: this doing as well as it is with these primary energy and enthusiasm that we are generating all across this country. look at this room tonight, over 6000 people. [applause] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! sanders: the reason we are generating this and dizzy as a -- this enthusiasm is because we are doing something very unusual in contemporary american politics. we are telling the truth. [applause] now, the truth is, every person here knows, whether in our own personal lives, or in our broad national political life, truth is not always pleasant. it is not always something you are happy to hear. if we go forward, as human beings, i