and also with us, rick wilson, republican strategist. steve, what the president had to say in canada tonight to the parliament is clearly beyond the comprehension of donald trump, but imagine for us, if you will, a trump presidency in which he has to address a body like that. is there anything you've heard drump say or his speechwriters come up with that you can imagine delivering in that setting? >> no, i mean, i really can't, other than donald trump is going to walk into those corridors and say to allies that we are tightly entwined with and share a common destiny with on this continent that they're not doing enough, that their free-riding on american power and they're screwing american citizens. and it's going to make america smaller. so i understand where many people feel -- you know, many of those people who support donald trump feel left behind in our economy, but he is going to aggravate those problems, not solve them, with the kind of rhetoric he'll unleash in a place like ottawa or mexico city. >> rick wilson, i can't imagine th

rick wilson, this plane is not flying any smoother than it ever was. i mean, this thing about, oh, there's going to be a new trump. i mean, everyone has given up on that, right? outside the trump campaign and republican politics, everybody knows there's never going to be a new trump. >> no, there is no better version of donald trump. there is no presidential version of donald trump. the trump plane isn't getting out of the ditch. the members of congress who having to defend him every day, they're increasingly uncomfortable. as his poll numbers go down, his crazy goes up. >> let's take a look at what john kasich said this morning on "morning joe." >> donald trump called me. he said, you know, can you support me. we're like two companies. we have different values, different visions. kind of hard to put that together. either there's going to be dramatic change or i can't find my way there. >> david french, it seems like there may be plenty of republicans out there who envy john kasich in that he did not endorse donald trump, he didn't rush to do that. joh

and rick wilson, it just goes to show you that no doubt trump knew nothing about this judge's backgroundan his most recent ruling that trump didn't like in his fraud case. >> right. set aside the racism and the reflexive intervention in the attempting to intimidate a jurist leike this. and this is a guy who doesn't know anything about anything. he doesn't under the nuclearer triad, the economy and certainly willing to shoot from the lip on any issue and in this case he didn't know the guy's background and hasn't given anything to demonstrate that there's anything in this judge's record that would make him a biassed case. his construct doesn't work that way. you're either with trump or against trump. and the fact this judge has ruled against him -- from a guy who lacks knowledge and confidence, donald trump couldn't get hired to manage an arby's, let alone this country. >> and charley, here we have the only presidential candidate in history who's facing coast to coast fraud charges from new york to california. this judge is a judge in his fraud case. so, the more he wants to talk about th

me are two members of the never trump movement, former campaign manager for carly fiorina, and rick wilson. wick, you first. you are the never trumpiest never trumpist that i know of out there, particularly on social media and in real life. what do you think of what kendall unruh just said? she feels delegates would put aside even a majority vote for donald trump in their delegate district. isn't that counter-democratic, small "d"? >> as kendall rightly pointed out, i admire the work she's trying to do here to save the party from the inside. we're seeing an increasingly erratic and dangerous version of donald trump who is going to lead this party over a cliff and is going to lead us into -- not into the promised land as cheat cheet-o jesus but into a political nightmare. folks are trying to save the party and the movement from this guy and the fact of the matter is you're not obligated to carry out an illegal order. you're not obligated to commit suicide as a party or as a political movement by backing a guy who is so obviously unsuitable as president, who is obviously mentally unstable, a

. >> joining us now, rick wilson, contributor to the website, heat streak and radio host in milwaukeeief of right wisconsin. so, charley, here you have weekend, where there's one big news story in the campaign and just about every republican who's spoken about it is on hillary clinton's side of the issue. >> it's amazing nobody saw this coming. we're shocked, shocked to find out he's a narcissist who says racist things. wouldn't it be nice if they tipped him off and warned him. >> maybe if we were doing this a year, six months ago maybe we could have stopped this, but i wish somebody had stepped up. >> this is the problem of trying to thread the needle with this guy. they want to somehow split the baby to mix the metaphors that we can support him while still distancing ourselves from these outrageous things he says. well, it's pretty hard to acknowledge how dangerous, how beyond the pale these comments are and still make the argument but we still support him to be the president of the united states, to sit at the desk abraham lincoln once sat at. >> paul ryan says he disagrees with tr

rick snyder and flint mayor karen weaver calling on flint administration officials to provide stable, reliable, and quick support essential to a well functioning drinking system. and michael geary, global center -- fellow at the wilson center about the brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> on thursday, voters in the united kingdom will decide if their country should stay or leave the european union. british prime minister david cameron and labor party leader jeremy corbyn want the uk to to remain a member of the e.u. but some members of the party are part of the breck it is push, advocating for the uk to split from the european union. watch the simulcast on c-span 2

wilson boulevard. i think this is going to be one of our big traffic stories of the week that we're tracking, rick and l wilson because of construction that's scheduled to be out here all week long. the construction starts here, continues on 38 eastbound just past the old airport circle past 130. it's emergency gas main work blocking two of the four lanes again scheduled until saturday morning so what this means is as you come off the ben franklin bridge in camden, don't get on the eastbound side of the admiral wilson boulevard through pennsauken or you're going to be stuck with this. get on 676 southbound and then use roads like mount ephraim avenue, maybe route 30 the white horse pike. you could use 130 as well for your detouring. the crash in gloucester city has cleared out n newark we still have a pair of accidents one along route two capitol trail at red mill road by the bp station. one on 95 southbound approaching 896 causing restrictions. up in pipe percentville watch out for a crash along easton road 611 at old easton road. better news coming in today in oreland montgomery county. they finally

wilson buffalo vard and 38. so jammed up here once again this afternoon. sharrie, back over to you. >> no more ammunition for rick>> sorry. i'm sorry. >> matt, thank you. >>> habitat for humanity celebrated a record-breaking milestone today in south philadelphia. their restore has earned more than $1 million in sales had its first year. and today, the customer that spent the 1 millionth dollar got a $100 gift card to the store. eagles cheerleaders were there to help celebrate. all of the proceeds from restore go directly toward building habitat for humanity homes. >> very nice. >>> well, it's the day sixers fans have been waiting for. draft day finally here. and our jeff skversky is live in new york city before the -- tonight's pick coming up, jeff. hey. >>> rick, ben simmons has been dreaming of this moment since he was a little kid. that dream is about to become a reality. we'll hear from the soon-to-be sixer coming up in sports. sharrie? >> all right, jeff. thank you. >>> and ticketmaster is forced to spend even more money on a class action lawsuit. find out what that means for you. adam? >>> and we're trackin

wilson boulevard nice and slow because of that closure on 38. we'll bring you an update in the next half hour. back to you rick and monica. >> all right we'll see you then. >>> much more still ahead on "action news" tonight nba star steph curry's wife goes on the attack. coming up in sports why she called the league rigged ahead of tomorrow's -- or sunday's crucial game seven. >> but first new developments out of the middle east as crews continue scouring the wreckage of egyptair flight 804 nearly 10,000 feet beneath the surface of the mediterranean sea. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of bucks county. a 51-year-old man facing serious charges after 12 girls were found inside of his home in feasterville. according to police he is the father of two of them. we have crews on the way to the scene. "action news" continues in just a moment. >> ♪ >> crews recovered the second black box from the wretch wreckage of egyptair flight 804. officials say they have more hope they'll figure out why the airbus crashed into the mediterranean last month. 66 people were on board the flight en route from paris to c

wilson boulevard eastbound is jammed once again. we expect it all week because of the emergency construction. so, a will the going on. we'll check it again, rick and sharrie, in the next half hour. >> all right, that's for certain. thank you, matt. >>> much more still ahead on "action news at 5:00. in health and health check there's a new tool in the fight against drug addiction and it's already giving parents in our area hope for a full recovery. >> it's over, it's rover. cleveland is a city of champions once again. >> great game, right. >> uh-huh. >> later in sports we've got more on the cavaliers big win bringing home cleveland's first pro sports title since 1964. those stories and more when "action news" comes back. >> health check tonight. local pharmaceutical company is set to start testing a potential vaccine against the zika virus. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us at the big board with all the details tonight. ali. >> reporter: hey, guys. inova pharmaceuticals is in plymouth metering. they'll start enrolling 40 healthy adults to test the zika vaccine. they're looking to make sure it is safe and that it also h

rick snyder and flint mayor karen weaver calling on flint administration officials to provide stable, reliable, and quick support essential to a well functioning drinking system. and michael geary, global center -- fellow at the wilson center about the brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> on thursday, voters in the united kingdom will decide if their country should stay or leave the european union. british prime minister david cameron and labor party leader jeremy corbyn want the uk to to remain a member of the e.u. but some members of the party are part of the breck it is push, advocating for the uk to split from the european union. watch the simulcast on c-span 2 and cspan.org. >>> smithsonian institution secretary david skorten briefed legislators on plans to renovate the national air and space museum. he explained that at least half of the museum will remain open while the work is in progress. this house administration committee hearing is about an hour. >> i now all call to order the committee on house administration for today's hearing on the smithsonian institution's national air and space museum revitalization. a quorum is pre

rick snyder and flint mayor karen weaver calling on flint administration officials to provide stable, reliable, and quick support essential to a well functioning drinking system. and michael geary, global center -- fellow at the wilson center about the brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. ea