and right now, rasmussen in terms of a popular poll has you up by two points. that is dramatic shift. what's behind that? i know you're happy about the number. but what do you think the reason is? >> well, because number one, people are listening to me, they're listening to me on the military, they're listening to me on my policies on china and all of these countries that are just killing the united states. they're taking their jobs. people haven't had a pay increase in many, many years as we discussed. i mean, effectively they're making less now than they made 18 years ago. and we're losing our jobs. look at indiana where carrier is leaving for mexico. carrier air conditioning corporation, leaving for mexico. i have been talking about it for months and it's a disgrace. they're going to go to mexico. they'll make equipment, sell it back into the united states. there won't be any tax to pay, there's nothing and we're losing our jobs. our manufacturing is way down. so i'm not surprised to see this poll. i'll beat hillary. cruz can't beat hillary. don't forget, i

rasmussen today has you up. previously you were down, the real clear politics average was down minus 7. what has changed in the last couple weeks from your perspective where that race in a general election, hypothetical matchup, has closed the way it has? >> the voters are getting to know me. i'll go a step further. young people with bernie sanders are going to come over to my side. they want jobs and see what's happening. bernie sanders and i agree on one thing, trade. we don't know what we're doing on trade. the difference is i'll bamake great deals out of it. he's a socialist. he doesn't know what to do. i'll make great deals out of it. the people with bernie sanders, the young people, i belief they' believe they're going to vote for me. i think a lot of the people with hillary are going to vote for any. certainly the independents and people that have never voted, they've already come over and voted for me. that's why the republican party is up millions of votes. so i'm leading cruz by millions and millions o

rasmussen today has you up. previously you were down, the real clear politics average was down minus 7. what has changed in the last couple weeks from your perspective where that race in a general election, hypothetical matchup, has closed the way it has? >> the voters are getting to know me. i'll go a step further. young people with bernie sanders are going to come over to my side. they want jobs and see what's happening. bernie sanders and i agree on one thing, trade. we don't know what we're doing on trade. the difference is i'll bamake great deals out of it. he's a socialist. he doesn't know what to do. i'll make great deals out of it. the people with bernie sanders, the young people, i belief they' believe they're going to vote for me. i think a lot of the people with hillary are going to vote for any. certainly the independents and people that have never voted, they've already come over and voted for me. that's why the republican party is up millions of votes. so i'm leading cruz by millions and millions o

now, one of the things that just happened, which is very exciting, the rasmussen poll came out yesterdayand in that poll, i am now leading hillary clinton. isn't that incredible? a lot of great things. [applause] [crowd chanting "trump"] mr. trump: that is going to continue. they are not going to be able to do it. they are not going to be able to make great trade deals. they are not going to be able to do what we are going to do with the military and the border, including the wall. we are going to have unbelievably great relationships with the hispanics, who have been so incredible to me. they want jobs. everybody wants jobs. the african-americans want jobs. you look at what is going on. they want jobs. [applause] are going tod we bring back our jobs and save our jobs. people are going to have great jobs again. this country, which is very divided in so many different ways is going to become one beautiful, loving country. we are going to love each other, cherish each other, take care of each other, and we are going to have great economic developments. we are not going to let other countri

we have two polls, fox and rasmussen.ost recent. >> and nbc had them within the margin of error. >> but you know what, i think the key point here in support of your point, in the last month hillary clinton has gone from being plus seven to trailing in these polls. >> very quickly. donald trump leads hillary clinton with white women. women. >> white women. >> he's running against a white woman. and the last and most important one. the most important one -- you'll agree with this -- in the fox poll independents broke to trump by 16 percentage points, that's massive. >> you know what i think, dana, eric wants to have the election today. >> well i think also, eric deserves a pat on the back for telling whaus it is. because you were right. you said exercise patience, it's too early to tell. and a lot of us jumped the gun. i'm going to give you a round of applause, the props that you deserve, eric, woo. >>> can i weigh in on something about hillary clinton. i think that the democrats, i think dana milbank of the "washington pos

now, one of the things that just happened, which to me is very exciting, the rasmussen poll came outrday. and in that poll, i am now leading hillary clinton. a lot of good things are happening. [applause] [crowd chanting "trump"] mr. trump: that is going to continue. because they are not going to be able to do it. they are not going to be able to make great trade deals. we have such bad deals. they are not going to be able to do what we are going to do with the military and the border, including the wall. we are going to have unbelievably great relationships with the hispanics, who have been so incredible to me. they want jobs. everybody wants jobs. the african-americans want jobs. you look at what is going on. they want jobs. you look at what is going on. they want jobs. [applause] mr. trump: and we are going to bring back our jobs and save our jobs. people are going to have great jobs again. this country, which is very very divided in so many different ways is going to become one beautiful, loving country. and we are going to love each other, cherish each other, take care of each o

rasmussen shows trump in the lead.elieve those polls are obsolete because it's a new race trump vs. clinton. here to handicap it, karl rove. first of all, you said you may not vote for trump. are you changing your mind now? >> i have said that i was not for trump in the primaries and i'm going to sit and watch and observe. >> so you are leaving your options open? you have three options, hillary, trump, or nothing. >> well, i'm going it take my time. he endorsed john kerry in 2004 and took until september 17th, 2008 to come out for mccain so i have got a little time. >> stunning victory. wouldn't you say? >> oh, yeah. stunning. >> odds of 50,000 to one? more than that. >> in june of last year. even after he got ahead of steam. the primary is jaw dropping and indiana. >> you know i called it right after new york. actually, i have been right on every single call i have made since june. i'm frightened of myself now. >> must be night to be perfect. >> you know, last night i called that bernie sanders way before any of the n

three days ago, and in this fox poll i'm leading hillary, 41-44. 44. [ applause ] >> last night, rasmussen, which is a highly respected poll came out, trump, 42, crooked hillary clinton, 37. so we're doing well. [ applause ] >> now, with all that, we have a long way to go. but if you get every one of your friends to go vote, because there's a big difference. you know, on a lot of things there's a difference and some are subtle, some are big. by the way, we're in kentucky, we're going to put the miners back to work, before i forget about that. we're going to put the miners. [ applause ] >> we just left. i also won kentucky so i love kentucky. i used to work in cincinnati, for two summers i worked in cincinnati doing a job with my father. i loved cincinnati and i'd come over the line and be in kentucky. you'd be surprised how much i know about kentucky. it's an amazing place. i said, when i won new york, because we won new york in a landslide and then pennsylvania and maryland and we won everything, we're winning everything. we won connecticut, delaware, rhode island, and then we went to wes

harris: we saw rasmussen reports survey came out, julie, that showed he had ability to get more democrats to come to his side, twice as much power to do that as hillary clinton does to get gop voters to come to her side. speak to what jedediah just said, looking forward they haven't really done a lot of that look at ted cruz but i haven't heard that sort of thing about him. >> "rasmussen poll" is one outlying poll. i don't know how real that is. contradicts virtually every other poll. i glad you brought up the importantville, suburb -- >> you've been there, right? >> that is a great place. what jedediah said suburbs of indianapolis of this election. ted cruz, if he doesn't do well he will bomb in the northeast. for the wayne which are evangelical, much more religious in tune with him. donald trump should clean up in indianapolis, evansville where your parents are from. >> southern indiana. >> it is that suburb of indianapolis that you talked about, jedediah, that he needs to do well. that is up for grabs. sandra: but his campaign strategy has been odd for that right? there has been a lot

there's one poll a rasmussen poll that shows him up two. >> there's a battleground poll that showed him down three. they're all over the place. the important thing is polls aren't relevant today given that we're starting the process of unifying the partiment we're going to have a positive convention. we're not going to be dealing with the kinds of problems that the democrats are going to be dealing with at their convention. and donald trump will have the time to put together the general campaign structure, work with the rnc. >> any thoughts on vp nomination? >> he's just started those deliberations. he did not want to get involved in thinking about those things. >> do you believe what people say, that it has to be somebody like susanna martinez, a woman, a latina? >> he says he wants someone with washington experience and someone to help him with the problems in foreign policy and defense policy. that's more important in my judgment. that's what he thinks which is even more important. >> i have to go. i have to ask you, he has promised a better convention than the republicans had four y

>> well, the highly respect rasmussen poll just came out and i'm 41-39 up on hillary clinton. i haven't even started on hillary clinton yet. so i don't know what you're talking about with the negatives. i will say, i think i'll do very well with women, and as you know, in the last seven states, which i won in landslides, i won with women, won with african-americans, won with hispanics, so i won at every single level. >> so you discard all these numbers item. >> i don't discard anything. i just started. i just got it not even 24 hours ago. >> reporter: trump seems to think he'll turn it around. the campaign will tell you his unfavorability numbers with republicans were incredibly high when he started and he was somehow able to turn that around, so the campaign thinks there's hope. jose? >> maybe it's going to be a little bit more difficult turning around those groups that feel slighted, but all is possible in politics. jacob rascon, thank you very much. good seeing you. now to kasie hunt. ca kasie, good seeing you this morning. >> reporter: good morning. nice to see you, jose.

>> the highly respected rasmussen poll just came out and i'm 41-39, up on hillary clinton. it just came out. i haven't even started on hillary clinton yet. so i don't know what you're talking about with the negatives. now, i will say, i think i'll do very well with women. as you know in the last seven states which i won in landslides, i won with women, i won with african-americans, i won with hispanics, i won at every single level. >> do you discard the numbers? >> i don't discard anything. i just started. i just got it not even 24 hours ago. i didn't know until 24 hours ago whether or not i would win indiana, and i won that in a landslide. record-setting landslide. >> you've said a number of times that you haven't started on hillary clinton. so start on her. give me three words that you would use to define her, that you will use as you press forward. >> well, you know, bad judgment is a couple of words that we could use. and that we use by bernie sanders. bernie sanders said she's not qualified to run for president because she suffers from bad judgment. i think that's true

a rasmussen poll in february reported 52% of women oppose registering for the draft, while 61% of meneel women should sign up. still ahead on "full measure" -- no work and all pay for some federal employees. your tax dollars are at work, so why aren't they? sharyl: how about a paid vacation -- for three years! that, in effect, is what dozens of workers at homeland security are getting. they're being paid to do no work thanks to your hard work and tax dollars. sen. chuck grassley: there may be some legitimate reason, but i haven't found it, but i think, most often, it becomes a culture within an agency to put people on administrative leave maybe for punishment maybe for just inability to make a decision. sharyl: senator charles grassley says the statistics show systemic issues. 88 dhs employees on paid administrative leave. but that is something that is only supposed to happen under "rare circumstances" according to the rules for federal workers. 17 on paid leave for three years. chris farrell: it's not an "endless guaranteed employment forever." sharyl: chris farrell is with judicial

rasmussen just came up, three points up on hillary. just came up a couple of minutes ago.ee points up on hillary clinton. and i haven't even started yet. i think we'll have a great campaign. [ inaudible question ] >> well, they have no path to victory. i'm millions of votes ahead of both of them and hundreds of delegates ahead. and in the votes, i'm going to be in a record this week. i'll be in a record, an all-time record, in the history of the republican party for votes. which does mean a lot. and that's very exciting to me. don't forget, there's a lot of states left. and in the history of the republican party, i'll have the all-time record. >> do you still think mike tyson got a raw deal when he endorsed you? >> i don't know anything about it. i heard he endorsed me, i don't know anything about his trial, i really don't. >> why was bobby knight so enthusiastic to endorse you? [ inaudible ] >> i think bobby knight's enthusiasm is that he wants to see indiana and the country win again. and he's an amazing competitor. he's a really smart guy and a really tough guy. and bob

let's ask scott rasmussen.eat to be here ainsley. >> if donald trump does win today, what do the numbers look like going forward? >> if he wins tonight, he's the presumptive nominee. right now he's at 996 delegates. he wins 51 of the 57 delegates in indiana. in indiana, you get 30 for winning the state. three each for winning each congressional district. there's nine of them. trump, if he wins the state will pick up 51 delegates. nebraska is a state we thought would go to ted cruz. if there's enough momentum coming out of a big trump win, this could be a place where trumps numbers get bigger. west virginia 34 delegates at stake. trump will do well there. washington and oregon don't know what's going to happen but their proportional delegate allocation. come to this final day, donald trump, if he wins tonight, will be expected to do very well i'm estimating about 133 delegates in california he's going to win the winner-take-all state in nung. right now we -- new jersey. right now we think he would lose these oth

>> well, the highly rasmussen poll came out and i'm 49 to 31 up over hillary clinton. i don't know what you're talking about with the negatives. now, i will say, i think i'll do very well with women and as you know in the last seven states i won in women, i won with african americans and won with hispan hispanics. >> so you discard all these numbers? >> i don't discard anything. i mean, i just started. i just got it 24 hours ago. >> meanwhile, donald trump is giving a preview of what the rest of the campaign and administration will look like. yesterday, trump told "the wall street journal" he won't be completely self-funding in the general election. in the past, trump has pledged to spend $100 million on his campaign. he has lent it 36 of the $46 million, raising $12 million, mostly in small donations. on "nightly news," trump said he'll work with the rnc to ultimately raise as much as $1 billion. meanwhile, trump is weighing his vice presidential options with nikki haley saying count her out. but leaning towards someone experienced in politics trump said he will be ve

donald trump is leading hillary clinton 41-39 nationally in the rasmussen poll.ld me that a poll where i said -- >> i'm going to call time. i'm calling time between you two. i'm bringing in eric. you're both going to have to stand in the corner at the end of this. i want you bring into that point, that rasmussen poll and also your voiced opposition to trump and talking about building a wall. >> so, look, here's the reality. this is my favorite part of the republican election this year, okay, because after mitt romney lost and the republican party spent $13.5 million doing a study to figure out why they lost, the three biggest things they were told was to tone down their retd rick, stop bashing immigrants and stop bashing gays. so reince priebus tries to do that. trump comes in and says we've got to build a wall because they're rapists and drug addicts and murderers. then ted cruz takes them, a 30 foot wall is not high enough. i called on governor ball and said let's build a wall around california. let's protect california from his negative campaigning. while we'r

by the way, a new rasmussen poll. 73% of republicans say they will support donald trump. twice as much as hillary is getting. >> that is interesting. talking about this change. i see it happening not just on the republican side, but the democratic side as well. >> being jobless is equal opportunity. you have lost your house perhaps in the last 10 years. people want something different. they wanted to calm together. we will continue to argue for this change. >> will, she is part of the system. it has done me no good. why should i not give someone else a chance? >> the first time in the pool ever. >> thank you so much. the likability factor in politics. it is critical. launching molotov cocktails. even fireworks. happens on the streets of seattle. they ran page through the city. we are live on the scene with the very betas for you. protesters in iraq taking over the parliament. what this means for our site against isis. depending on having a stable alliance against them. jack keane is next. ♪ show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously watched."

like rasmussen. >> you mean with hillary, the general election. >> this is about republicans. >> it isase of support, of people who are likely to support him and for what reason. the model, that paradigm can be seen as who he needs to target and be on message with to pull votes. >> we know a large number of republicans in en iindiana saidy would be concerned and scare and some said they wouldn't vote for him. that's part of the story. >> i think anytime you have a disruptive canada, this is completely different and new. those who voted for him are a lock for him. the midwest is probably fine. republicans can rest assured. from the presidential election in those states go for him. where he has to work to see where he can flip a blue state and the ones that must win states. there's a path to victory but a narrow one. >> let me look at what sanders did in indiana. indiana democrats showed strength. tonight, bernie sanders said, you know what, i'm the future of this party. young people -- he's not the future of the party but he has an amazing future. this guy has done more for his career -

finland, solberg and lofven,f norway, sweden and denmark rasmussen, and prime minister johansson and ingibjorg of ice land. delegations, r welcome to the united states. i'm going to try this as best as i can. speaking foreign language] . [applause] >> welcome. [laughter] saying welcome in foreign language] >> those, i'm not sure were delivered perfectly, but i think the spirit was understood. today is an opportunity for michelle and me to return some hospitality and that we've received on our copenhagen and oslo, stockholmg my visit to and to americans who cannot visit themselves, don't worry, i has a and that sweden phone number where you can call a swede and learn about all things swedish. invites to you send your questions to #ask #askbrookmunder. land has a lotce of folks named gundmunder, and they'll answer. but they are extraordinary countries, and most importantly for our persons here today, they are extraordinary friends. this is a special day, i think, for the millions of americans ho probably traced their ancestry to nordic countries, particularly in the midwest, including

>> well, rasmussen just came out with a poll highly respected and i'm leading her by two points, 41% to 39% so you'll have polls all over but rasmussen and other one came out where we're tied and i haven't started yet. george, there were 17 people that i had to win against and now it's going to be hillary, so we'll see what happens. i mean, it's going to be i think a very interesting race. >> she says she'll take aim at your qualifications to be commander in chief. what's your target in her. >> she has poor judgment and bernie sanders said it. i took it right out of his playbook. he said she has poor judgment. he also said she's not qualified. that'sing about a lot -- that's going a long way but more importantly she's got poor judgment. if y scandals and all of the bad decisions she's made with lib yoo, whether it's benghazi, whether it's so many other things, you look back at what's happened during the administration. >> finally, quick question about how you'll finance the campaign. you haven't had to spend too much money so far. so what about going forward? are you going to be rais

rasmussen has trump beating hillary clinton in a match up. that's what the anti-trump crowd is hanging their hat on. now those polls are coming around. >> looking for a lifeline. it's true in terms of watching the trend. there was a number, like 23 national polls that show something other than that. it showed hillary beating him. now the trend is moving in a different direction. whether you can keep that momentum and capitalize is another thing. it's going to come down to true match up. when they start going at it to determine the outcome. >> we don't have to rely on a poll here. clearly, way, way off. polls do not show, that one doesn't count. >> not that it doesn't count, it's not realistic. besides, you don't need that. you have to say the voters, republican voters, so far, know they are not picking on the basis of the likability in the general election. they are still picking trump and trump seems to be gaining momentum. the spread he had in indiana stays with a large block of evangelical voters. they say trump is on the wrong said with m

scott rasmussen is here to break it down. good to see you. i cannot believe it.at the democrats have the advantage when it comes to the math. it's still not impossible for mitt romney to win. >> the challenge for donald trump is where can he pick up 64 more electoral votes. he's got to win all the romney states. normally you could say a republican could do well in florida. obama won by it by a single point. that could be a challenge for donald trump. there's a latino population in florida. >> a true swing state, the last six states, three of them have gone republican, three have gone democrat. >> if you good back 50 years, this is a state that's gone with a winner. florida is a state that normally has to be a win. if donald trump cannot win florida, he absolutely needs ohio. >> no one has dwn -- gone on to win the presidency without winning the state of ohio. and this state, talk about perfect for donald trump's message. if you are falling behind economically, that's the definition of people from ohio. >> the quinnipiac poll, it's neck and neck. >> these are stat

. >> the new rasmussen poll with donald trump ahead of hillary clinton for first time, shows him bringingts, key is not just a republican win for the sake of it, but once you get them into the tent, conservative ideal has to be taught or raised or moved through these individuals, it is not just republican party, the nature of what small government our individual freedom, i think it will be key for a trump presidency. charles: i think that donald trump is everyone acknowledges not a conservative, i think if this is a new party, the tenants of the party will be different too. the core conservatives will be left out. before core conservatives believed in free trade, no donald trump says n free trade. >> fair trade. charles: there is a difference. >> that is the losing coalition. winning coalition. one in of three a african-americans are open to listening to donald trump. and they are choosing him over hillary. charles: right now i said he will not get more than 10% of the black vote at this moment, that is my official talking to the brothers that i know. but having said that, no doubt, donal

don't know if you heard, because press will not tell you, a new poll just came out, a few hours ago, rasmussenbeating hillary clinton, that is good, that is good. we're beating her. and i have not even started yesterday. you know we started with 17 people. and they are all senators, you know accomplished people, governors, tremendous people like dr. ben carson, who is a great guy. who really did well. he endorsed me, a great guy, ris criss chris, a great guy. -- and chris christie who endorsed me a great guy, a lot of people are endorsing a lot of people. but, jerry falwell jr. came in, from liberty university, so many ministers and pastors, that is why we're winning the evangelicals vote, and we have been consistently. we're winning everything, i don't know if you saw but we -- in new york they did exit polls we won with women. we won with men. but especially the women made me feel good, the women. we didn't only win with women, we really won with the women, so. and we won with highly educated, and less than highly educated. lou: he cannot stand the hillary -- women card, he is very proud of

. >> the rasmussen shows sanders beating trump, trump beating hillary. it looks like they're getting ready to nominate the wrong candidate. the answer is yes. in the nbc poll, 15 points. >> if you just wanted to win, if that's all you thought about, you'd pick him. >> doug, does it hurt you a little bit -- >> he's a socialist. >> the two of you just said something akin to bernie sanders is atop your party. >> everybody here, certainly, i, thought hillary would cruise to the nomination. >> be coronated. >> coronated. >> and that the election against trump would be easy. that conclusion was wrong. i think we all see that this is going to be a very tough election for all sides, very close, with the american people probably more dissatisfied with their choice than anything else. >> i'm going to ask this question. the bernie voters who are ticked off at hillary, are they fair game for trump? >> yes. >> therefore, to prevent that, why doesn't hillary pick bernie, unite the whole thing. >> she's going to have to. >> see the conventional wisdom, that they have n

rasmussen of denmark. [applause] pres. obama: and prime minister johannsson of iceland.[applause] pres. obama: now, we know they share a pride in their viking heritage. but i think we can all agree that the vikings could be a little rough. they did not always have the best manners at the dinner table. [laughter] pres. obama: their outfits were not always appropriate. the times have changed. tonight our nordic friends are much better behaved. [laughter] president obama: we are honored to have you here as you can see from our decor, winter is coming. [laughter] pres. obama: this evening we have three speakers, so i will be brief. i do not want things to get out of hand. one of the great old norse poems from iceland offered advice on how to welcome a guest. let us begin by drinking ale. the more they drink, the less they can think and keep a watch over their wits. good advice. [laughter] president obama: perhaps easier said than done. it is true that our nordic friends have a repeat today, unlike the past, for modesty and for propriety. don't let them fool you, in these nor

last night rasmussen which is a highly respected poll came out, trump 42.rooked hillary clinton, 37. so we're doing well. with all, that we have a long way to go. if you get every one of your friends to go vote because there's a big difference. in a lot of the things there's a difference, somewhere subtle, somewhere big, and by the way, we're in kentucky, we're going to put the miners back to work before i forget about that. we're going to put the miners. we just left, and i also won kentucky, so i love kentucky. i used to work in cincinnati for two summers i worked in cincinnati doing a job with my father, and i love cincinnati, and i come over the line and i'd be in kentucky, you'd be surprised how much i know about kentucky. it's an amazing place. but i said when i won new york because we won new york in a landslide and then pennsylvania and maryland and we won everything. we're winning everything, we won connecticut, delaware, rhode island and then we went to west virginia. boy, did i win! did we do well in west virginia! [cheers and applause] all the l

deirdre: let me ask you, since we're speaking about hillary clinton and her candidacy, there is a new "rasmussen poll," shows 50% of all voters think she should continue to run even if she is indicted in connection with the email investigation. does that surprise you at all? it does surprise me, although the country is so polarized large changes of the population are political silos won't abandoned her even if she is indicted but that is surprising. would you think more people would bail on her if she would be indicted. >> that seems like a pretty strong black eye. clinton campaign chairman, john podesta, actually acknowledged that the private email system is a mistake but separately she has taken responsibility for it. has she? >> her defense always had been on public relations level, they weren't labeled as sensitive information at the time. but the fact of the matter is, given her position and her experience and her seasoning she should have known these were classified documents. so they didn't need to be labeled for her to know. if you recklessly stored them or knowingly transmitted to someb

sent through some sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussenrying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizing television sports. >> welcome everyone to espn "sportscenter." from this very desk in the coming weeks and months we'll be filling you in on the pulse of the sporting activity, around the country but around the world as well. >> they didn't have the money to go out and buy baseball games or nfl games. what they did do was take all the leftovers out there. >> i'm joe boyle and i'll be handling the play by play for tonight's game between the badgers and the blue demons. >> that gave birth to arguably the greatest media success story of all time. >> at its best, cable television could prov

>> the highly respected rasmussen poll came out. i haven't started on hillary clinton yet. i don't know what you're talking about with the negatives. i will say, i think i'll do well with women and in the last seven state, which i won in land slid, i won in women, african-american, hispanics. i won at every single level. >> you discard all these numbers? >> i don't discard anything. i just got it not even 24 hours ago. >> howard fineman, global editorial director. it's limited in its accuracy and it's also a republican poll. there's a staggering gap. >> poll after poll after poll shows him losing to hillary clinton. that's the fact. he never acknowledges it. today, we should just take a minute to think about what happened in the last 24 hours. the republican party, today, is like rome on the morning after the night when the barbarians came through the gate. >> i was going to say berlin. >> the city has been sacked. there's a lot of running around. there's a lot of screaming, wailing. people are trying to figure out what to do. and, so, it's maybe not the best day to make co

trump recent rasmussen poll where he led hillary clinton by three points. what he didn't say is that in the 60 most recent polls on realclearpolitics, he let her in only three. henry olsen will be talking about the soul of the gop and the democratic party's in 30 minutes. let me talk quickly about what we learned about republicans and democrats. these numbers have been updated to include the indiana results. in every state they have been more conservative than they were in 2008. in every state, voters in democratic contest were more liberal than they were in 2008. in indiana, 67% of the voters in the democratic contest describe themselves as liberal. there, liberals were 39% of voters there. vermont state except and new hampshire, a majority or plurality of voters in democratic contests said that the next president should continue obama's policies. in vermont and new hampshire, more voters in the democratic contest one of the next president to be more liberal than to continue his policies. contests,all of these some have been chunk of democratic voters want

. >> there's a rasmussen poll out today that says that half of americans think hillary clinton should stay in the race even if she's charged with a felony. does that suggest that you're continuing to pound her, gee, i don't know if she should even run, are you a little out of sync? >> that's their choice. you have a party called the democrats and they're going to have to make that choice. it's -- you know, i think it's probably going to be her because it's rigged. and i think if you people will say i'm the one that came up with the term rigged, i used it for myself but i won by such big margins -- the whole system is rigged on both sides. same with the republicans, just less obvious. the democrats with the super -- you know, with the whole superdelegate thing, it's ridiculous. so -- so i think that they're going to have to make that determination. if you're asking me who i prefer running against? >> no, no, no. do you think she committed a felony? >> i think what she did was very bad and i think a lot of people have done a lot less than her and their lives have been destroyed. >> on t

rasmussen reports and fox news showed trump over clinton by five points and three points respectivelycbs new york times poll that one has clinton up by six. lots of time to still sort all this out. dawn? >> sure s thank you, bruce. >>> well, back to your fox 29 weather authority. a simply gorgeous day but a washout for the weekend? >> well -- >> say it ain't so. >> we're looking at heavy rain. it does not look like it will be a complete washout for the weekend but tomorrow i do anticipate the heaviest of the rain in the afternoon and evening. so it's dry for your friday night out. and then it looks like tomorrow morning is going to be dry but cloudy so if you have those saturday morning errands do them early before that rain moves in. you can see it taking shape off to our south and west moving out of the hoy river valley. also, moving out of north carolina and into virginia. this area of low pressure will transition off the coast with that coastal storm so we are looking at clouds rolling in and also some of that rain heavy at times tomorrow afternoon and evening. but it's been a bea

last night donald trump cite ad recent "rasmussen poll" which he led hillary clinton by three points. what he didn't say, if the 60 most recent polls on "real clear politics" he led her in only three. henry olson will talk about the soul of the gop and the democratic parties in a few minutes but let me first talk quickly about what we've learned about republicans and democratic and primary/caucus voters. these numbers have been updated to include indiana results in every state vote remembers more conservative than they were in 2008. in every state voters in democratic contests have been more liberal than they were in 2008. in indiana 67% of the voters in the democratic contest describe themselves as liberal. in 2008 there according to abc's ace analyst gary langer liberals were 39% of the voters there. in every state except vermont and new hampshire a majority or plurality of voters in democratic contests said the next president should continue obama's policies. in vermont and new hampshire more voters in those democratic contests wanted the next president to be more liberal than to c

deirdre: sara, picking up there where ashley left off, i'm looking at new rasmussen poll showing trump'sead growing over hillary clinton. 42% would vote for donald trump over hillary clinton if the general election essentially were tomorrow. hillary clinton though, still seems stronger with a few key demographics, women, african-americans and latinos. what is your take? >> well you dig into the gender gap numbers it becomes more fascinating. she is leading among women by 11 point but donald trump is leading among men by 22 points. so if you want to talk about a gender gap, hillary is the one with bigger problem right now. now we have a long way to november. as ashley was talking about her nomination isn't wrapped up yet. expect her numbers to rebound actually a little once sanders has been put out of the way but -- deirdre: her numbers are going quietly. democratic strategist, feel like he is truly hurting her campaign. >> he won't go away anytime soon. deirdre: we'll continue the conversation. ashley, sara, basil, stay with me. couple other topics to cover. we'll be back to continue the

rasmussen reports did a phone survey that donald trump a appeals to more democrats that hillary clinton appeals to gop voters almost twice the percentage. exactly what you're talking about. >> good point. >> it has to be somewhat troublesome for democratic party they had much lower turnout in the democratic primaries than on the republican side. if you're seeing this passion, electorate that is really passionate about these candidates, that could be one of the things that falls into his favor. he has got other problems. harris: electorate that is electrified. >> grease lightning. on eve of all important indiana primary, we'll get you to be sure to watch sean hannity's interview with donald trump. 10:00 p.m. eastern here on the fnc. >>> dust off your women card they say. the gender war is heating up between hillary clinton and donald trump. questions about whether clinton crossed line with what she said and how the media might have reacted difficultly if the same words had actually come out of the mouth of donald trump. >>> former president bill clinton scoffing about the fbi investigati

that just happened, which to me is very exciting, and it's happened now with two or three, but the rasmussenme out yesterday, and in that poll, i'm now leading hillary clinton. a lot of good things. now leading hillary clinton. by two points. [ chanting "trump" ] and that's going to continue, because they're not going to be able to do it, folks. they're not going to be able to make great trade deals. they're not going to be able to do what we're going to do with the military, on the board, including the wall. we're going to have unbelievably great relationships with the hispanics, the hispanics have been so incredible to me. they want jobs. everybody wants jobs. the african-americans want jobs. you look at what's going on, they want jobs. and we're going to bring back our jobs and save our jobs, and people are going to have great jobs again. and this country, which is very, very divided in so many different ways, is going to become one beautiful, loving country, and we're going to love each other. we're going to cherish each other. we're going to take care of each other, and we're going to h

jon: i know the rasmussen poll put trump ahead of hillary clinton slightly in a one-on-one national election. we will see what indiana decides. that may be premature but we will see. charlie hurts, amy stoddard, thank you both. fox news is america's election headquarters. live coverage of the battle for indiana all day long starting at 6 pm eastern. coverage with megyn kelly and brett behr, they will bring you up-to-the-minute results as they come in from indiana. heather: two brothers wanted in the death of a washington state couple. now that duo spotted in mexico. how authorities are trying to track them down. overseas, isis fighters continue in their assault. one hitting an american servicemember in northern iraq. the secretary of defense calling it a combat death yet we are only supposed to be advising and assisting. a live report. will hillary clinton and donald trump meant their frontrunner status in the indiana primary? how live chat up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join in the conversation. >> ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my b