time is running out on the regan campaign.his campaign manager john sears goes to the rules committee with a last-ditch effort to save the nomination. >> the regan force introduced a resolution which would have required ford to name his vice presidential nominee knee before the balloting for president took place and they figured whoever he named there would be people that would get mad because of that person was not their choice. >> back at their hotel, mississippi delegates caucus over the rule change that would force ford to name his vice president. the nomination itself is on the line. each side digs in for a brutal battle that will tear the delegation apart. >> so many people change that word. some people look me right in the eye. >> it was just awful how they -- at that point they knew they would be but they had to have their say and it was always very personal and very ugly and even to our spouses, you know, just really ugly. >> people that were very, very good friends have not spoken to each other, i suspect or hardly s

president regan didn't understand technology. what he understand was, if we have a defensive system, that stops their offensive missiles, then they have no value and we are safe. almost a pareral sis, on top of the leadership. they were fearful that ronald reagan administration would take advantage of the weakness. the soviets are reactive. >> if you are watching this broadcast, you went to sleep with the same impression that we did. we lead you to believe that the plane landed safely on soviet territory. that was sadly not true. >> at 1,600 hours. at 10,000 meter, at 18:26, the soviet pilot. the target was destroyed. sglp spies or anything like that? >> think the russians are gears up for war, doing everything. and the savalue of human life, and the timing. particularly bad. the united and the -- united states and the soviets, two great power presidency are afraid of each other. and klz 007 happens, this is one of the most dangerous years of the cold war. >> causing the suspicions about ronald reagan, the soviet intelligence age

. >> when we met joseph regan in one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail, he was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief and petty larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. you got cockroaches in here, stuff like that. but, you know, i haven't seen anybody die lately, so i guess they get away with it. >> while regan may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, [ bleep ], scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked or getting killed, whatever, we inmates or police, if you like this type of thing, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, regan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail. regardless whether they go home, they come back, come back. spend the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that have brought them to jail, regan was crystal clear. >> m

when regan ran, nonwhite voters were 12% of the electorat. today they are 30% of the electorat. the do mob graw fee is -- demography is so different the initial races don't count. >> thank you very much. >>> ted cruz takes home a big win. swree been talking about that all night. 24r* are a lot of races ahead. >> does wisconsin signal a big change or can donald trump come out on top? we will outline the biggest states that are still up for grabs. >>> welcome back. wisconsin is now in the bookses joining us is the on-line editor of the weekly standard. thank you for joining us again and sticking around. >> good morning and good to be here. >> so about 18 states left and 810 delegates left and up for grabs. what changes from here for ted cruz? >> well, they go to new york on april 19th. it looks like donald trump is getting over 50% in the polls and there has been private polling, but he can be competitive. bernie sanders can win new york and it reshapes the democratic race in a fund mental way. hillary clinton has won twice before. it is a bit of a stretch to think bernie can do i

on the cover of my book i have billy graham, ronald regan, eleanor roosevelt, and thurgood marshall.ople talk about the founding fathers you have about 50 people who signed the declaration of independence and others at the constitutional convention. but when you think about the america you and i are living in in 2016. it's such a different place. you see it playing ow in the politics when people say, "this is not the america i grew up in." or "i feel like a stranger is it my own country." the idea of the book is who shaped america the way we live in it today, and to do that in 2016, you have to understand, like, black lives matter. where does that come from? it's not just the headlines, trevor. it's the background. a lot of people in black lives matter say, "hey, this is not your mother's movement." guess what? somebody gave birth to this movement. in the book i look at people like jesse jackson. but you also have to look at why is policing done the way it is and in the book-- and people are surprised by this-- i put bill bratton. because of his tactics, the surveillance, the stop an

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hey, ryan, i was once chairperson of the regan bush effort at lee high university.enemy was apathy and here is a flier that i used in the fall of 1980 to try to gin up support for regan bush. i threw a cakager, i was chargi $1 a head and literally no one came to my party. how have things changed. what workout do you get when you spread mr. trump's message. >> it's a heck of a workout spreading mr. trump's word throughout campus. i was shocked at the number of students i could garner. we have right around 50 students right now and growing every day, but just walking across campus, i get students ridiculing me every day just walking to lunch or meetings. >> what have they said to you? >> i was walking to grab lunch the other day and i wear orange quite frequently, as you can tell and they said hey, you, in the orange and he said hey, yo, f you. i was so shocked and surprised and appalled but part of it doesn't shock me because there is such that divide but at the time, i was very shocked about it. >> anybody say f you to either of you because of your support for donal

democrats, the so-called regan democrat.specifically criticized -- >> blue -- >> sorry? >> they are blue collar republicans. >> there is blue collar folks up and coming since -- >> jeffrey, that comparison is not right. these are not democrats voting in the republican primary. we're talking about a republican primary. they were significant in a general election because they were democrats -- >> right -- >> to john's point earlier, gerald ford made much of this and failed to carry new york or pennsylvania and said ronald reagan could never do it and he carried both states in a landslide. >>> breaking news, reports of problems at the polls in new york, specifically in brooklyn. new york officials say more than 125,000 voters could be affected and it could be bigger than that. we'll go to the ground as they are trying to figure this out right after the break and more exit poll results as we count you down to the polls closing in less than 90 minutes. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in

highs hour, ronald regan, george w.h. bush. saw very little of that balance and restraint today. what he did was cast a series of ultimatums and threats mainly against our alierkz nato, japan. he was very soft on russia. i thought it was a very unwise speech. >> woodruff: walid phares, a lack of knowledge and a lack of humility. >> i would not opine on his lack of humility. i would look at mr. trump's new policy that he is proposing that it is something new. his contribution usually try to put him in a box. either they accuse him of being an isolationist-- and he's not. precisely, he spoke about many alliance he would like to develop. or they would criticize him that he is an interventionist, precisely, because the fact that he has opined on many regions and what to do about it. in my view, this speech is revealing a new school of thought which will develop soon and other speeches which is functionalist. meaning the question he has always asked, "why are we doing this? why are we, for example, drawing this policy in syria and f

trish regan has young kids of her own. whether they should be mandated or not. trish: good to have you back. thank you, neil. expected to take the stage in a minute. just one day ahead of the wisconsin primary. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. happy monday. that is that a trump rally. expected to take the stage in a minute. he competes they are in wisconsin. ted cruz coming to us as well. we will go to that. wisconsin, a critical battleground. it is changing. five minutes. think about it. what many characterize as a very tough week. now looking at a six-point spread. as opposed to a 10-point spread. taking the conversation back to his sweet spot. the economy. plus, back to turkey. new border controls. muslim migrants. a similar state. now public schools like their own country create special prayer rooms. accommodating muslim migrant students. i thought that it was not okay to play in school. >> that is what has been happening right now. we have the intel on the story coming up. i want to get back to west constant. will it be enough

i thought it was going to be about don regan. [laughter] bush has got a. brand spanking new campaign strategy. he's moving towards the political center. distancing himself from his own party. stealing ideas from the other party. [laughter] i'm so glad dig morris has finally found -- dick morris has finally found work again. [applause] >> we''ll also talk with senior white house correspondent, press president of the white house correspondents association. join us tonight at 10:00, and be sure to tune in for our live coverage of this year's white house correspondents dinner on saturday, april 30 at six clark p.m. eastern on c-span. -- at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> john dean, former white house counsel to president nixon, and now barry goldwater chair of the americans vision at arizona state university, teaches a class on watergate and the discovery of the nixon white house taping system. in june, 1970 three, during testimony before the senate watergate committee, mr. dean implicated president nixon and officials, including himself in the watergate cover

trish regan. trish: we'll stay on this, thank you so much, neil. protesters outside of a hotel where trump is scheduled to speak to the california republican party in one hour. california primary isn't held that much and it is held in june and usually wrapped up by then but this year california is very important. you have 172 delegates that may give trump magic number of 1237 he may need to get the nomination. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." let's go back to the pictures. people were forming there. earlier they created a blockade and human chain as they wanted to block effectively traffic and they went from hearing donald trump speak at this event there in california. as neil said, as we went into this, the problem here you don't have enough people talking about the need, the importance of free speech. why is it that these liberal, progressive leftists think they can shut down free speech? we're going to talk about all of that. but also breaking right now, indiana governor mike pence endorsing ted cruz just five days before t

he did this for ford and regan and bob dole. he's a master technician.needs it. >> rogers very quickly went through 40 years of republican history. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> roger stone. >>> up next, millennials snapping selfies with hijackers, are you kidding? we're not kidding. we'll get an idea how -- by the way, the big guy there is the one wanting the selfie with the little terrorists hijacker. wow. anyway, we'll take it up with red eye's andy and cut out the proportions aup next. we'll be right back. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. s of harmful rays will show up on your skin. time may not be on your side. learn how to protect your skin at spotskincancer.org >>> a bazaar case of mistaken identity when an online payme

the big story this week, mike regan is here to wrap it up for us.ig week for bank stocks. mike: the clear leaders this don't know if it is surprising, but it is very interesting because earnings are bad for banks right now. citigroup, bank of america, j.p. morgan, all down in double-digit percentages for the quar ter. at the bottom is a much the earnings-per-share dropped in the first quarter. the blue bar is how much the stock gained in the week. it is this weird inverse correlation. it is hard to explain. carol: is it that they did not come in as bad as everybody thought? mike: they were a little better than expected. banks that have reported beat estimates by about 5%, which is traditionally the range companies beat by. some of the themes out of the conference calls are that everyone is cutting expenses and they have socked away plenty of on loans to losses energy companies. that sort of sets them up for good shape if when things do rebound. oil in the first quarter was averaging $34 a barrel. it didn't much lower. now it is above $40. some of th

trish regan to take you through that. >> we have lots of news to get you to. one of the most wanted men in custody today. this same guy, he may be that so-called man and wife that was seen with the two suicide bombers. anyway, more information coming into us. we will bring it all to you right now. i am trish regan. connected to the paris attacks. may also be the so-called man in the hat. the man in white seen in that terrorist video at the airport that came in. just moments before those people were blown out. thirty-two individuals were killed in brussels. the suspect had been on the run. the surviving paris attack recentlyarrested i belgium authorities. is he the man that they need? donald trump battles a new campaign ad. new york values saying that they are american values. >> the values in new york city focus around money and the media >> i sell something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully. trish: ted cruz's firing back. no way. well, maybe that is why he is third place in our state right now. if the kentucky derby racist? a sorority

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regan said, why don't you and i change jobs. we took it to the president.thought it was a great idea and we switched jobs. >> it folded into one man. >> it turned out to be an unsuccessful experiment. >> don regan was not cut out for that job. he liked the sound of chief but not of staff. >> i am not the president. i am not taking charge of anything. ronald reagan is in charge of this country, and like a good caddie, i tee up the ball for him to take a good smack at. >> reagan needed good advisers. he doesn't have the same quality of people surrounding him. it has huge political effects. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> good morning. former hostage david jacobsen is a step closer to u.s. soil at this hour. jacobsen was freed sunday after seven month of captivity in lebanon. >> because we're still negotiating for the other hostages, we're not going to say anything more about what process we went through to get mr. jacobsen out. >> the policy is that we don't negotiate with hostage-takers. we don't make deals. we don't pay ransom. reagan hammered on his

he did this for ford and regan and bob dole. he's a master technician.needs it. >> rogers very quickly went through 40 years of republican history. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> roger stone. >>> up next, millennials snapping selfies with hijackers, are you kidding? we're not kidding. we'll get an idea how -- by the way, the big guy there is the one wanting the selfie with the little terrorists hijacker. wow. anyway, we'll take it up with red eye's andy and cut out the proportions aup next. we'll be right back. >>> a bazaar case of mistaken identity when an online payment to his dog walker was blocked by his bank. when he logged on, he was told to call the treasury department. they explained the payment had been stopped because he had written in the memo line for d.a.s.h. d.a.s.h. as in islamic state. that's the name of his pit bull mixed pup and if you add an e, it would be the other name for the islamic state. he was just spelling dash, d-a-s-h. wells fargo and he got it resolved. dash. got to be careful these days. joining us co

i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone to the teleexpense report. this just in -- "intelligence report." shocking video of mexican drug dealers scaling our border fence. you see the criminals, scurrying back over the border, they know they're being filmed. these guys are drug dealers. they could have been weapon-carrying isis jihadists. with scenes like this, any wonder trump has been surging. the question now, can he keep momentum up, as both sides continue their attacks on his candidacy? our fox business poll of likely wisconsin streeters, senator ted cruz with 41% of state's republican votes. can trump narrow the gap? meanwhile john kasich a distant third. many want to know why is the heck still here? why doesn't he get out of the race. on democratic side, bad news for hillary clinton. socialist bernie sanders leads her by five points. the surge is starting to rattle her when asked by i would say pretty legit question. >> money in your campaign? >> i do not, i get people of money that -- [inaudible] >> i am so sick, so sick of the sanders campaig

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. republican party in chaos right now. trump says i already know the nominating rules and this fame is rigged. reince priebus, chairman of the rnc tweeting in response, that the nomination process, i quote, has been known for a year plus beyond. it is responsibility of the campaigns to understand it. complaints now? give us a break, reince says. this as "the washington post" report unless donald trump can get the nomination by it hadding that main jibbing 1237 number of delegates he will likely lose to ted cruz in the convention. ugly.stakes this high, no wonder former new york governor george pataki is here and fox's bret baier here to break it down. new poll 2/3 of british muslims, if they knew of a terror plot. how could anybody with a muslim population combat radical islamic terrorism when the majority of muslims seem to feel more allegiance to their religion than to their own country and sense of right and wrong, their own sense of basic human decency? we'll talk about that, u2 singer bono has a solution. send in the

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i will join neil cavuto, lou dobbs, trish regan and maria bartiromo and other all-star guests.hink what could happen if bernie wins new york, could change the whole demographic. if trump loses or gets less than 50%, all sorts of combinations could happen. melissa: absolutely. beautiful day outside. everybody on their way home. no excuse not to vote. should be good turnout. should be exciting day. david: hope you join us and watch with us tonight. melissa: there you go. "risk & reward" starts right now. >> i am hoping to do really well tomorrow and hoping to wrap up the democratic nomination. >> you're going to look back in four years and 12 years and 25 years, and you're going to say that is the greatest single vote i have ever cast. >> the reason why i beat hillary is because my appeal is broad and not narrow. thank you for coming. i hope you can help me tomorrow. [applause] get a large voter turnout tomorrow, we're going to win here in new york! [cheering] >> if we unite, we will win the general, we will beat hillary clinton and we will turn this

regan said, why don't you and i change jobs. we took it to the president. was a great idea and we switched jobs. >> it folded into one man. >> it turned out to be an unsuccessful experiment. >> don regan was not cut out for that job. he liked the sound of chief but not of staff. >> i am not the president. i am not taking charge of anything. ronald reagan is in charge of this country, and like a good caddie, i tee up the ball for him to take a good smack at. >> reagan needed good advisers. in the second term he didn't have the same quality of people surrounding him, and it has huge political effects for the president. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> good morning. former hostage david jacobsen is a step closer to u.s. soil at this hour. jacobsen was freed sunday after 17 months of captivity in lebanon. >> because we're still negotiating for the other hostages, we're not going to say anything more about what process we went through to get mr. jacobsen out. >> american policy is that we don't negotiate with the host e hostage-takers, and we don't make dea

this is the guy who can unite us, just like regan did. this is the guy that's going to bring the party together and go on to win in november. >> and a reut ers polling showing cruz gaining on the donald as they prepare for new york's primary. >>> well, in an unprecedented move, law makers are moving to impeach governor. he is vowing to defend himself. here with details. >> reporter: for the first time to impeach the state's governor began. >> we're looking at this governor who has essentially betrayed the trust of the people of alabama. >> reporter: in response the 73-year-old governor issued a statement promising to vigorously defend himself. second term governor robert bentley is accused of using state resources to further an alleged affair with former top aid. governor bentley has denied a physical affair but has appall jds -- apologized for making inappropriate comments. >> that's why i asked the people of this state to forgive me because they are a forgiving people and they know god's grace. >> reporter: this exploded after the top l

i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." all this news about speaker ryan trying to shut down the chatter coming amid new polls that show donald trump with a big lead in new york. here we are just one week away from the state's all-important primary, and if donald trump can maintain this new york lead with a win of over 50% of the vote, he will take home all of the state's 95 delegates, and, hey, he needs every single one he can get. he's got to get to 1237, because the entire process could change. something that's youing increasingly frustrating for trump and his supporters. >> but the system, folks, is rigged. it's a rigged, disgusting, dirty system. trish: but is it really that rigged, or is the trump campaign simply being outmaneuvered by rival ted cruz? we're going to discuss. plus, hillary clinton and new york major bill de blasio in hot water after performing a comedys racist. but can you imagine the uproar if republicans did the same thing? geraldo rivera is here and will explain. and public health officials say the

if not, go to facebook.com, search for trish regan, and you can get real trish regan or trish intel and tell us what you thought of the show. liz, over to you. liz: i'm doing it right now. [laughter] thank you so much. this video, you've seen it before, had marked the beginning of a very bad week for donald trump, and that was just days before his wisconsin primary loss. but now trump campaign manager corey lewandowski is cleared of assault charges, the trump campaign releasing this statement just moments ago. here it is, folks. corey lewandowski is gratified by the decision to drop the charges and appreciates the thoughtful consideration as well as mr. trump's loyalty and the support of his colleagues and family. the matter is now concluded. so could this be the first sign of a trump turn around? a new cbs poll today showing trump leading senator ted cruz by 13 points nationally while a monmouth poll shows him with a 24-point lead over the texas senator in pennsylvania. this as cruz turns his attention away from new york and the primary here where he is trailing to take his case nation

my friend ashley webster in for trish regan. >> neil, thank you very much. legendary superstar prince has been found dead at his home in minnesota. i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome to the"intelligence report." the 57-year-old singer was briefly hospitalized last friday in illinois after his private jet made an emergency landing to take him to the hospital. at time his representative said he was suffering from the flu. but he was released a few hours after that. actually performed a concert the very next day. but this morning, the carver county sheriff responded to medical call from prince's estate which is called paisley park. it is compound where he lived, hosted muse parties and gave concerts. the singer-songwriter whose name was prince rogers nelson was wrote his first song at age of 7. his 1984 album, "purple rain" sold 13 million copies in the u.s. spent 24 weeks at number one on billboard chart. his film of the same name won him academy award and grossed $80 million. prince simultaneously at number one album, film and single. he sold 100

regan did a lot of the work himself. >> i think stacking them side by side directly on top of each other, making it as simple as possible would be very cheap to do. >> reporter: the landscaping isn't finished yet. other houses in the area with more than five bedrooms are retailing for $500,000 and his home cost about $100 per square feet to build. >> a for creativity. >> good job. >> you wouldn't move in? >> i don't know. speaking of fancy, later this morning on "good morning america" gwen stefani exclusive. >>> stay with us. have a great monday morning. . >>> smoke filling a terminal at new york international. live with new video.

these kind of coalitions, i remember and arkansas regan gained up and denied conley, baker and regan ganged up on bush and denied him all by four. >> not on television. >> well. >> this is happening on television. >> here is the difference, in the era of super pacs, if you make an arrangement like this you have to put out a press release because the super pacs don't know what to do. you can't talk to them. it's a crazy system. kasich was with him two days last week in a good mood before anybody questioned his table manners. i don't blame him for being upset. >> why? it's personal. kidding. why is this guy going after table manners, sweating abilities. >> these campaigns are playing to lose. we're playing to win. >> you're enjoying this, aren't you? >> how can i not? it's high school, some of this, going after eating habits? >> i know we're playing to win and we'll get to 1237. >> we demand donald eat in public for the next week and we'll see what people think. >> it's hard to get your picture taken while eating. you seem to enjoy this. you're not as much as you usually are. >>> we're

all right, trish regan, take it away. trish: we've got a lot today the candidates making their push toward the primary. donald trump saying he needs a big win to counter ted cruz's ground game and stop republicans from denying him the nomination. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. good to see you on this monday. for donald trump, you know, you've got stakes that couldn't be higher. if he can win over 50% of the vote, he's going to take home all of new york's 95 delegates. that would put him closer to that magic delegate number of 1237. >> we have to win by big numbers because we have a system that's absolutely rigged. it's rigged. trish: there he goes. meanwhile ted cruz picking up more delegates this weekend as a power struggle breaks out in the party which is now just three months away. former campaign manager ed rollins is here to break it all down for you. plus ron paul finding common ground with donald trump agreeing that this is a nomination system that is indeed rigged. he's here, and

regan did a lot of the work himself. >> i think stacking them side by side directly on top of each otheras possible would be very cheap to do. >> reporter: the landscaping isn't finished yet. other houses in the area with more than five bedrooms are retailing for $500,000 and his home cost about $100 per square feet to build. >> a for creativity. >> i like the idea. >> yeah. >> good job. >> you wouldn't move in? >> i don't know. speaking of fancy, later this morning on "good morning america" gwen stefani exclusive. >>> stay with us. have a great monday morning. >>> good morning everyone, it is 4:30, monday, april 4. >>> investigators this morning are trying to figure out what led to the deadly amtrak crash in delaware county. we're live on how much it is affect are going your morning commute. >>> new jersey lawmakers are discussing the state's infrastructure and whether it is allowing harmful substances in the drinking water. >>> villanova fans, tonight cannot come fast enough, the count down to the game is on. >>> david

if not, go to facebook.com, search for trish regan, and you can get real trish regan or trish intel and tell us what you thought of the show. liz, over to you. liz: i'm doing it right now. [laughter] thank you so much. this video, you've seen it before, had marked the beginning of a very bad week for donald trump, and that was just days before his wisconsin primary loss. but now trump campaign manager corey lewandowski is cleared of assault charges, the trump campaign releasing this statement just moments ago. here it is, folks. corey lewandowski is gratified by the decision to drop the charges and appreciates the thoughtful consideration as well as mr. trump's loyalty and the support of his colleagues and family. the matter is now concluded. so could this be the first sign

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i thought it was going to be about don regan. [laughter] of course i still have lots of work here. there is that panamanian business. one thing i cannot figure, the congress wants to bring the panamanian economy to its knees, why doesn't it just go down there and run it? [laughter] [applause] president reagan: ladies and gentlemen, this is the last white house correspondents dinner that i will be attending. we have had our disagreements, but the time i have spent with you has been very educational. [laughter] i used to think the fourth estate was one of walter annenberg's homes. [laughter] as my goodbye i am not going to stand up here and deliver one of those worn-out sentimental homilies about the presidency, neither of us would believe it. [laughter] a president may like members of the press personally, and i do. jerry, norm, johanna, and so many others, but a president institutionally seeks to wield power to accomplish his goals for the people. the press, locates the wielding of that power by using its own great power. that makes for friction. every president will try to use the

. >> brown: kris van cleave at regan national. thank you, kris. belgian investigators faced harsh criticism for their handling of the brussels airport and subway attacks but today they arrested five men, including a key suspect in last november's terror attack in paris. charlie d'agata has more on this. >> reporter: mohammed abrini was already at the top of europe's most wanted list for his links to the paris attacks. now investigators are trying to figure out if he's also the so-called man in the hat and might have been involveed in the brussels terror attacks, too. abrini's arrest comes just a day after police released this video asking the public for help. it showed the man in the hat walking away from the airport. two hours later, he was back in the same neighborhood where the brussels suicide bombers had assembled their lethal suitcase bombs. abrini was last seen in november at a gas station with saleh abdeslam, the only suiv paris attacker. the c.c.-tv footage was taken two days before the paris attacks. abrini has been on the run ever since

trish regan. >> thank you so much, neil. a four-day break. being cheated out of delegates. this is a rigged game. donald trump, watch this. we have a corrupt system. this is not right. we are supposed to be a democracy. we are supposed to be, at u-boat in the boat means something. we will explain. the democrats are back. campaign rally. clinton with a big read. bernie sanders in the wyoming caucuses weekend. thanks to the superdelegates. more delegates in the state. the director of the cia says that his agency will not use waterboard eight or any technique even if order to do so by the president. general jack keane is here. donald trump is calling the process of presidential nominees corrupt. >> what we have going is a movement. they cannot do it with people because they do not have near the people that we have. >> shenanigans. the person who wins the most votes should be the nominee. period. no matter what. simple. less than 200 delegates behind trump. brad blakeman joins me now with more on all of this. the rules are the rules. you cannot suddenly change of roles to say w

i am tricia regan. welcome to the intelligence report. voters are casting their ballot. saving 42 delegates. plus, ms. trump campaigning for her husband. saying this to sean hannity. released by the super pack. watch this. >> i think that it is not they are that they are tracking. >> hillary clinton in hot water. >> does not have constitutional rights. trish: though politically correct term, at least for liberals. we will talk about that. political correctness. take a look at this picture. it is from a new gap bad. members of a dance group talking about girl power. it has a lot of people really mad. trying to figure this one out. it was not easy. you will not believe why activists are so angry over this one. it is his lead against ted cruz. a trumpet or a locking up the nomination. a few tested convention in july. donald trump pulling out all of the stops as his wife hits the campaign trail. the mac he cannot stand the attack scene. he will punch back 10 times harder. >> will she help him with women? brad blakeman. former advisor. he has a wife. a daughter. can they help

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