i went over with with reince prebus. do you support a bab of all muslims, do you support deportation, do you support this language about women. that's how it's going to go. i. >> i mean the hilarious thing about the line of argument, it's the opposite of the truth. the congressional leadership is supporting trump at gunpoint. he ran against them. he only exists because they failed. they hate each other as everybody knows. so the idea that they're sort of welcoming him with open arms, he's been forced on them by their own voters. and the other point to make is a lot of the policies horrify npr listeners and uptight white liberals but they have a lot of support in the country. what's the argument against securing the borders. it's not racist to want secure borders. >> it's stuff like deportation. what does that mean many. >> i don't know. i mean, it's not a massive leap to say if there are people here illegally and you believe they're taking jobs from americans with, you can make that case. there's numbers to back it up. i

house speaker ryan is not get ready to endorse trump however, he'll meet with him along reince prebusfrom the rnc. they're going to have to be fixable. >> they're going to have to be fixable. here is what bothers ryan about trump. they disagree with immigration, trade and ryan has spent his career trying to reform. and ryan said yesterday, look, i don't expect donald trump to adopt by policies, i get the impression they can agree to disagree on some of these things. >> it's not a deal killer. on the other hand, people close to ryan say look at the things he's publicly rebuked trump about. the comment on david duke and the kkk. the muslim ban, and violence at trump rallies. those deeply disturbings paul ryan and i think he wants the assurance that he'll tone it down in the future, not sure he's going to get it. stuart: the trump's argument is simple as this, if you don't support me, if you don't unify, you're giving the election to hillary clinton. and that is the last best argument on his side and it's a powerful one. >> oh, it absolutely is. and there's an argument before that, insid

look at what rnc chair reince prebus.nothing short of embarrassing, hillary clinton has been beaten over 20 times for a 74-year-old socialist. >> she's going left. >> yeah, she actually won west virginia, and the effect of coal miners and coal companies. for her, in health care, she's moved over to health care. he says he wants of course, single payer. >> and she says maybe we should let people buy into medicare. so if you're already going to have trouble finding a doctor, imagine how much more difficult it will be. he's pushed her off to the left on minimum wage. he says $15 an hour, she says maybe 12. well, many people wonder why not 30 or 40, if you're going to start mandating that dynamic for small business. so she's putting herself in a box, but her trouble is she's going to be the nominee, that there are so many millennials supporting him. she can't define herself yet. the number you noted about the people voting for her. she's in real trouble. stuart: she's being defined by bernie sanders,almost. >> it's a strange

party chairman reince prebus tweeting he will answer the presumptive nominee.lary clinton. now, only one other candidate refusing to leave the race. >> i love california. >> john kasich's chief strategist tweeting until someone has 1,237 bound delegates there is no presumptive nominee. california, here we come. but trump is largely ignoring him, and focusing on the general election. >> we're going after hillary clinton. she will not be a great president. she will not be a good president. she will be a poor president. >> solidifying his position at the top, just hours after this litany of attacks from cruz. >> this man is a pathological liar. donald trump is a serial. he is amoral. he is a bully. >> after a rough and tumble day on the trail, he adopted a friendlier tone in his victory speech. >> he is one hell of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. >> but if trump was hoping for an endorsement. >> i am not suspending our fight for liberty. our movements will continue. >> all right, our thanks to sarah for that. let's turn to the democratic side of the race r

talking with speaker ryan and his entire leadership team as well as reince priebus, the head of the rnc. prebusced trump last week to be the presumptive nominee. martha: steve hayes and monica crowley. an interesting piece in the "wall street journal." an editor who has not been a big donald trump fan says it's time to look at what they have in common. he says donald trump has a better way of putting it. make america great again. paul ryan's version that runs back to ronald reagan and jack kemp is restore economic growth. donald trump and paul ryan should use thursday's meeting as a start of a conversation on restoring economic growth. it's the reality that has made the -- has made donald trump the party's presumptive nominee. >> i think it will be broader than that. i think they will talk about principles they might share in common and broader values they might share in common. but let's be clear. this a pretty significant chasm on those issues. not just specific policy issue ofs but sort of a broad outlook. their conceptions of what it means to be a republican and what it means to be a conser