they think the money has been miss spent by ministers and greedy politician ministers and greedy politici s politicians. they say government officials higher their own businesses for construction projectses or get kickbacks when awarding projects. >> if the money was spents the right way, there would not be a situation like this. some residents say the construction materials used in public works projects are often sun standard. residents say most last only a few years and then need repairs or a rebuild we know it is not a normal city. 75 percent were built without urban planning. >> international assistance in the past two decades was widely believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to re-invent itself afghans say they will have to address now the crisis themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resource fullness one of nelson mandela's cell imates has called for zuma to step down, saying he should go sot government can recover from the crisis of confidentions. his call came in an open letter published after a court ruled zuma had failed to uphold the cog

you have to be a politician for life to become a politici.the rules of business is rigged, and if you're good at business, you have to deal with that. down here, uber was getting millions of dollars in fine for taking people to the airport, that's a horrible regulation against tesla couldn't sell cars in some states because of a rigged system of government b bureaucra bureaucracy. forget about doing business as a multinational company and you have to bribe people. got to check every state they do. the whole world is rigged of business and a good businessman or woman can work around that and succeed. if you're branding a luxury brand by licensing fee's, plab you don't know that, i question the business and not operating the system? >> gary, what about the wisdom of not throwing a man, donald trump, who's self-funding campaign into a rigged system and being careful. >> well look, i think donald trump takes things for granted. he's been winning a lot. i think he knew and just didn't get it. as you notice, he's now hiring some delegate heavy weig

in front of her and doesn't want bernie sanders to stick around because he represents a different politici politician, how hillary fails to appeal to these yuck voters. it is the appeal about how the lower and middle class feel like they are getting a raw deal in a system that doesn't work for them. it's a matter of whose path to follow. they don't care. they want the outcome. >> we talked about rhode island being the only voting with unaffiliate unaffiliated voting and they went heavily with trump and sanders. >> it's a sentiment around the country. in that voters are looking to e be -- they are so disenchanted they are looking for outside alternatives. donald trump has taken advantage of that sentiment. from people not liking the politicians to not liking the process. it is rigged against him. that has helped him. i think that went along way this week. >> what an exciting election. see you in a little bit. >> one of the favorites of trump was china. he attacked them again, but said he knows how to deal with them. >>> we have a special guest, gra grandson of richard nixon who knows someth

instead of playing a game that we have seen he a teflon politici. >> he has lost big, lilly, cruz can'there, something interest, that whole wisconsin thing is aoot point. >> in charles here, we're seeing with the individuals who just spoke, interesting dynamic for to election cycle so far, cruz did a good job of making wisconsin appearing to ground zero for the never trump crowd, wisconsin was always a mixed bag for donald trump, now we're going to new york he has been polling above 50%, and northeastern states, what is teresting about this cycle, each candndidate has a different t objective, donald trump is trying to win nomination out right. if it goes to a contested convention. charles: he has to do it in new york. >> you are right. charles: i have to -- we'll papass you over to lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox news. lou: good evening i am lou dobb, donald trump unexpeedly clearing his schedule to focus on new york primary in lune -- in less than two weeks, cancels a friday press conference in california, a campaign spokesman confirming he will be campaigning throughout new york.

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if you see donald trump saying they're trying to steal it from me, i am not your average politici politicians make all the sense in the world in a 30 second sound byte. my goodness, it will play out in the open. we may not understand everything they are talking about but the way they rule is going to be fascinating. >> luke. you have to study all of this stuff so we don't have to. thank you. >> reporter: take care. >>> new accusations from the sanders campaign about hillary clinton's star power fundraisers. reactions from the clinton campaign is coming up next. you are watching andrea mitchell reports, msnbc. tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking power of the peanut. >>> according to our new wall street journal poll, democratic inside has led a huge spike. >> fund raisanders' senior advi echoes that attack today calling the campaign action is unprecedented. >> it is not a false

honestly, it sho such total wenessand it's patheti when two longtim insider politicis, establishments whether you like it or n, have to clude, have to get togeer try andnd beat guy that really speaks what the peopl nt. >> reporter: all right, we don't thinink he's big fan of that parcular strategy. now, athis second event, it's worth pointingut that mr. trump willncounter a much younger owd than what he's used to. it's aunch of f college kids here on thcampus of westchter iversity, maybe 3500-4000 people, but st of th are young people. outside of the event there's group of student protesters gathering at thihourur, so we'll monitor that. no we did speak to some the studentsarlier today, and some were upset that trump is en wed on their campus, but n eryonene felt that way. re's a sample. >> he promotes v violencnce at s rallies, a and i'm kd of scared of that, so i'i'm not going. >> i saw on facebook t they started a a petition, and i thik 5,000 opople signed it for him not to come. i am a trump suprter, , so i ththink people n need to be opeo diversity, andnd that's somethig all col

there's some talk about -- you're an elected labor party politici politician. of course the social improvements that come from europe are important to you, workers benefits, mortality rights. given it is likely your party will be in london for another decade, what do you think will happen to some of those advances that we've made as part of the european union over the past 20 or 30 years? >> okay. it is undeniably true that a major reason why the labor party in the mid '80s became highly euro skeptic party -- remember, first election tony blair fought it to leave the common marketers -- became positive towards it is because the law commission believed in a social europe and gave us equal payment for all those things. that was more than 30 years ago. you will only have a social europe commission and a social europe parliament and a social europe council if you've got a majority of left wing governments in europe. now if you look at the current figures, you have 50% of the commission is epp. the left wing party is at 28%. the council of ministers, you've got a ri

he's the most popular politici politician-- >> robert, exit polling, 70% of sanders pele said they wouldary. i think there may be a coming together. i know that hillary's opponents have a hard time coming to grips with. maria: tammy. >> look, hillary won major states in 2008, including new york handily, we saw what the trend happened there. i don't think that she should settle back and be relaxed and-- well, you're looking at a dynamic with people with obama. it's a personal rating. people are concerned overwhelmingly by the economy and job and boutique issues, gay and lesbian rights and abortion, those are overwhelmed and eclipsed by the issue. >> i agree, the economy-- when you get into the booth, those will be the issues it's not whether or not the man is going to be able to go into the woman's bathroom. >> which is why the evangelicals have gone for trump versus ted cruz. >> we're in an interesting space. the democrats want experience, okay, and the republicans want change, it's a reversal of 2008 which is why it's going to be-- >> and bring in ted cruz as-- ments and richard, tammy

among the documents, the names of 12 current or former leaders as well as 128 other politici s politicians of vladimir putin are said to have funneled $2 billion through banks and offshore firms. allegations his aide describes as "fibs." argentina's new president, mauricio macri, who denies the suggestion he owned awn declared stake in a bahamas-based firm. and iceland's prime minister under fire for failing to disclose ties to an offshore company which was run by his wife. when pressed on the matter, he stormed out of this interview with swedish tv. with so many allegations, some governments say that they will now investigate. with the u.k., france, australia, and mexico looking at tax evasion. >> i think it's hugely significant. >> i think it's going to have impact for months and possibly years to come. and hopefully, it will cause governments, particularly the united states and the u.k. to sort of reassess how they deal with these offshore secrecy zones. >> reporter: also in the spotlight, fifa dismissing allegations of links between a member of its independent ethics committee and thre

. >> is a politici o or she says i'm not going to cooperate -- >> i can see how t ts advances in a an. especially an electionon year ws so mh h at stake and what the republblican party is so much turmoil. how does this justicice department -- >> i donon't know what you mean advance it, , meing you don't think there will be an indictment. there are peoplele in the fbi ad unfounately for mrs. clinton she is in the has of these people who are absolutel apolical, particularly the nation security team, the same team t tt investigated general petraeus. th cldn't care less about the politics of the untry. theijob is to investigate criminal l or in this case breaches onational security. they don't care about ming, potics, politicians. they don even care about their boss. they cababout the constitution sesecurity of a nation. >> is there somethining there ty don't t do w what they want. >> therere is a theory that if e pushes aggressivively in esenting this evidence to o a grand jury believed the resignations.. thenen the president has a saturday nightht massacre. the boss to be the atrnrney g

all the commotion over this.t i've never met a single human being, not to mention a politici politicianate than the way they are in public. i worked for president reagan. i assure he, you did not walk around the west wing of the white house going mr. gorbachev, tear down that wall. your public personality, particularly when you are a poll ticke politician is always different than your private personality. i don't see what's so different here. is he different in private? well, of course he is. so is everyone i know different than they are -- >> he is, but there is this push to see him be a little softer, a little more presidential. and i want to ask you about the risk to that. because the people that support him like him the way he is. if he makes that shift, is there a risk he is going to lose some of that base? >> yes. yes, there is. i'll tell you this, back before my time, if i may, back in 1948, in the famous race with thomas e. dewey, supposed to be the overwhelming choice over harry truman, when you read the biographies of the day and look at that, thomas e. dewey didn't play hardb

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