barack obama has wrapped up his visit to riyadh.e was leading with the leaders of six gulf country, including saudi arabia, qatar, and the united arab emirates. they discussed many things. overall, it was a chance for washington and regional powerhouse saudi arabia to address building tensions. reporter: a regional get together with a visit. barack obama joined six gulf states at the council meeting in riyadh, a summit to discussion solutions to the issues of regional instability and the need for political transition in syria. >> we remain united in our fight to destroy isis or daesh, which is a threat to all of us. we will make sure that our special operations forces are interoperable and the nations will continue to increase their contributions to the fight against isil. reporter: the u.s. president had received a somewhat frosty welcome when he arrived, as the king of saudi arabia was not there to welcome him, sending instead the governor of riyadh. the low-key reception could be down to a few contentious issues between the two c

president barack obama to riyadh. has been critical of what he says are sunni nation fragmentation. the king is likely trying to show the u.s. that sunnis are united. >>> ja bu ta goes to the polls on friday. djibouti is swiftly becoming an actor in the international security arena. our correspondent now reports. >> reporter: the port of djibouti, a growing shipping hub on the east african coast. it is the gateway to the one of the busiest shipping roots. >> over 6,000 kilometers of sea ports there are no ports other than this. so we are taking advantage to build, to invest, close to $14 billion. >> reporter: djibouti also provides a vital report for ethiopia, which has a population of 90 million people. the location has always been its most precious resource, it has attracted traders, foreign military bases. the position has also made it a significant hub. the united nations world food program recently opened this center that it uses for storing aid destined for yemen, somalia, ethiopia, and south sudan. >> a volume

riyadh remains opposed to the outreach of iran. visit to one of washington post longtime allies and a bit to revive a friendship that has come under strain. barack obama is in riyadh on and fish -- on official visit that could be his last as president. islamic statenst and al qaeda trorist groups as well as the crisis in syria. he's joined by secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary ashton carter who has been in talks with his saudi counterparts. there is an elephant in the room -- iran. the saudi's have not look kindly upon improving relations between washington and tehran. the wahhabi kingdom sees it as a threat to their own role in the region. it has weakened the u.s. saudi relationship, but washington has in swift to assure riyadh that caution is the watchword. >> on iran, i noted it the united hates shares with our partners the view that even as the nuclear accord prevents iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, there are many more issues to be concerned with regarding their behavior in the region. that's why the nucl

the royal family decided to stiff president obama when he got to riyadh sending out the governor of riyadhnstead of king salman. is there any insult that is too much for this president? >> maybe their copying the cubans who didn't send out the castro brothers to greet him. i think it's a mark of obviously the dissatisfaction the saudis feel given what obama has done on iran. there are a lot of issues between us and saudi arabia. if obama went to israel, who do you think bibi netanyahu would send to the meeting. the president is telling npr that the saudis are now on board with his iranian deal. >> yeah. lou: that's stunning. >> of course they're not on board. they acknowledge the reality that the deals there and that obama plans to enforce it. obama said in response to a question that the saudis need to learn to share the region with iran. that's like telling the poles, share the region with nazi germany or share it with soviet russia in their view. i think it's at best an extraordinarily naive view, more likely pernicious. lou: and suggest to the french that perhaps they could use their s

in the past riyadh relied on its vast oil wealth to achieve influence.mpaign in yemen is a sign of a new road. i canning salman's visit may not resolve the differences, but it's clear the two nations still see a need for consultation and perhaps solidarity. >> i think he believes in the importance of egypt and if saudi arabia will continue to go in this policy, you know, to use military force and not shy about it, he needs egypt on board. >> reporter: the visit also comes a few weeks ahead of one scheduled by barack obama to riyadh. obama has been critical of what he sees as sunni nations fag meantation and inefficiency to address extremism. by visiting egypt king salman is likely trying to show the u.s. that sunnis are united. >>> let's stay with that story. david is a senior researcher and middle east expert of the woodrow wilson center. why does saudi continue to pour so much money into the egyptian economy? >> well, i think in the first place, they are very worried about the stability of egypt and the survival of al-sisi, although they don't say that

right now in riyadh they're angry with the administration over positions they have taken. this is a relationship that has taken a beating lately. is it important? make the case. >> sure. it is an important relationship. for one thing we're fighting terrorism together. let's not forget the islamic state and al qaeda brought down the saudi world family. they want a caliphate in mecca and medina. the saudis are sitting shoulder to shoulder with us analyzing intelligence going after these people. the saudis shared enormous amount of intelligence with us. frankly after the bombings, when i was living there in may of 2003, the saudis finally understood al qaeda was a real threat to them as much it was to us. within the next three years they pretty well booted al qaeda out of saudi arabia. now they have to deal with al qaeda in yemen they have to deal with the islamic state that engaged in bombings of shiite mosques in saudi arabia. they are still in the cross-hairs. we have that common interest. we have common interest in reliable supply of oil. melissa: yeah. >> we have common

instead, riyadh is using billions of dollars in u.s.es to fight a proxy war against iranian- backed houthi rebels in yemen. >> the humanitarian casualties of this war have beenal catastrophic. >> warner: democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut, a member of the senate foreign, relations committee, hasmm introduced a bill to put conditions on u.s. arms sales to the saudis, saying their use undercuts america's image and interests. >> inside yemen this isn't a saudi bombing campaign. this is a u.s.-saudi bombing campaign. >> warner: because it's done with american weaponry.w >> it's done with american weaponry. i it's done with american targeting. it's done with american refueling planes. >> warner: and he faults the saudis for letting isis and al qaeda expand in yemen. t >> we also know for a fact that the saudis have not been targeting either of those groups inside this civil war. >> warner: president obama expressed impatience with riyadh's rivalry with iran in a recent interview with the "atlantic" magazine, saying saudi leaders

traveling with the president in riyadh. kevin cork, fox news. >>> and president obama teamed up with steph curry to take on an important issue at home. >> the two created a fun video to discuss the difficulties faced by young men of color. >> release and make sure it's on your fingertips. >> maybe i should shoot left- handed. >> the mentoring program is called my brother's keeper. the message is that you don't need to be an nba star or the president of the united states to be someone's hero. and it encourages people to sign up to be a mentor.  >>> the fight against pediatric cancer. the couple plans to raise money and awareness. posey released a statement saying we've been blessed with two healthy kids and the opportunity to contribute to the community. they plan to organize activities and host event. and once a month they'll host patients at bay area hospitals and their families. >>> the giants dropped a third straight game. it was broken up and the d- backs scored three runs. the first time this season that the giants h

malaysia has a lot of debt riyadh to, and it's the rescue. thank you so much.ine: tom, let's get more on the conversation, first on the middle east and the impact it has on oil. i'd love to get your thoughts on what we learned from doha. it was almost impossible, in hindsight, if you listen to the saudi arabia deputies, what iran was saying, that we would have gotten agreements. >> yeah. only are learning is that the story is one of slowly rising global demand, slowly falling global supply, and it will praise that is not reflecting that and at some point the excess of supply is going to fall away and did inventory building will slow down and stop. i am inclined to think the oil price is going to be in a broad range for quite a long time. we won't go much higher because the oil producers can't cut out for it -- they can't put the rest of the world under pressure. but realistically, we have taken supply down in seen all these numbers and demand is picking up. i have feeling more comfortable -- i am feeling more comfortable. tom: an oil chart shows the range we ar

from riyadh.air that relationship, which as you correctly point out, has been strained? >> reporter: wolf, i think the best to hope to do is kind of sort of give the saudis and the gulf states something of what they want which is a missile defense shield against ballistics missiles of iran, try to give the united states something it wants, a stronger partner on the syria issue, the peace talking there breaking down and a stronger partner tackling and fighting isis in the future but what, you know, this issue of stability in the region, trying to get that at a time when the saudis feel they're being let down is tough. they feel they're alone and following their agenda. we have seen what they've done in lebanon. cutting funding there. the crown prince in jordan a day later, the government shuts down the muslim brotherhood offices. talks about executing more than 20 prisoners. and in the past couple of days, closed down its diplomatic mission in teheran. saudi arabia is exerting a very strong influen

nic robertson this morning for us in riyadh. >>> breaking news.riminal charges expected today in the flint water crisis. local officials have been pointing fingers at each other. >>> a court victory for sandy hook families. a superior court judge allowing their lawsuit against gun maker remington to move forward. they can now begin depositions and get access to remington's internal records. remington manufactured the ar-15 used by the sandy hook gunman. >>> back to the breaking news. morning. big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. really reshaping the race for president again. >>> thank you, new york. we love new york. >> once again, there's no place like home. >> the breaking news this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton, they win big at home. new york state is home to both of them. they both picked up blowout victories, changing the race yet again for the white house. good morning, earn. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> great to see you. i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the breaking news this morning,

correspondent kevin corke is live tonight in riyadh, where it's a little before 1:30 thursday morning and president may be counting the hours until air force one lifts off. hello, kevin. >> that's one way to look at it. clearly this is a tough spot for the president. he finds himself wedged in a bit of a spot here on the one hand he's dealing with 9/11 victims family who is want to sue the saudi government. and he's also concerned, obviously that that could end up having the u.s. facing similar measures all over the globe. and it's that to say nothing of the added pressure on a very difficult relationship with a very key ally here in the region. that's just part of what is fraying this once very strong relationship between two long-time allies. the president also looking at a number of other issues, including you may have heard him call the saudis security free riders. he's made that point once again and that's obviously driving a bit of a wedge between the two countries. then there's the perceived turn towards tehran, thanks to the iran nuclear deal there are disagreements, brett, ov

. >> reporter: they were all praying at the building towering over the slum, the pumwani riyadh mosque, when, in 2007, this man, sheikh ahmed iman ali, took power. he was a young and charismatic kenyan preacher. his followers embraced him, including mohammad. >> those two years that sheik ahmed iman was there, he woke us up. >> reporter: in 2009, sheik iman left the mosque to lead al- shabab's propaganda arm, but not before he had radicalized perhaps hundreds of kenyans with a message of economic empowerment, including hasan. >> his preachings were popular. most of the youths felt that he was genuinely talking for them and teaching them. he was preying on the most vulnerable people because most of the youths in pumwani, they were and they are still living in abject poverty. >> reporter: abdul says he too was enticed by money. >> we were going sometimes hungry. my siblings were hungry. >> reporter: as a teenager, he had become a thief to afford food. what did you use to do on these streets right here? >> we were mugging people like you. we were carjacking public vehicles. >> reporter: a

the report tonight from riyadh. >> reporter: survival without oil, that is the goal according to the deputy crown prince of saudi arabia, the son of the king. earlier today we heard further details of the national transformation strategy planned to diversify this country away from oil revenues and he's basing this plan on about $30 per barrel. he says he doesn't expect the price will go much lower than that. he's also announced plans for the sovereign well fund that he says will be larger than any other in the world, between $2 trillion and $3 trillion. he says the ipo will be between 4% and 5% of the company, valuing that between $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion or more. we understand there are further plans in terms of trying to diversify away from oil revenues one of which is the defense sectorress. this country is the third largest importer of defense sector equipment in the world and what they want to do is make sure at least half of that going forward is locally purchased. also we heard a little bit more about the taxation plans. we talked about the value added tax they're planning

, where president obama is meeting with leaders of the gulf cooperation council in the capital of riyadhe visit comes at a time of strained relations between the two allies following the in nuclear deal and a push by some congress members to declassify 28 pages of the 9/11 report believed to document riyadh's -- saudi arabia's involvement in the terrorist attacks. human rights organizations have been pressing congress to block arms sales to the kingdom in the wake of saudi-led coalition strikes in yemen. the united nations estimates more than 3000 civilians have been killed since the saudi bombing campaign began last march. amy: this comes as saudi arabia has the right to sell off $750 billion in u.s. treasury securities if congress passes a law to allow the families of the victims of the september 11 attacks to sue the saudi government for any role it may have played in the attacks. the obama administration has lobbied congress to block the bill's passage. to talk more about the significance of obama's visit to saudi arabia, we're joined now by william hartung, senior adviser to the sec

correspondent kevin corke is live tonight in riyadh, where it's a little before 1:30 thursday morning president may be counting the hours until air force one lifts off. hello, kevin. >> that's one way to look at it. clearly this is a tough spot for the president. he finds himself wedged in a bit of a spot here on the one hand he's dealing with 9/11 victims family who is want to sue the saudi government. and he's also concerned, obviously that that could end up having the u.s. facing similar measures all over the globe. and it's that to say nothing of the added pressure on a very difficult relationship with a very key ally here in the region. that's just part of what is fraying this once very strong relationship between two long-time allies. the president also looking at a number of other issues, including you may have heard him call the saudis security free riders. he's made that point once again and that's obviously driving a bit of a wedge between the two countries. then there's the perceived turn towards tehran, thanks to the iran nuclear deal there are disagreements, brett, over t

i want to take the viewiers out to riyadh, saudi arabia. the president answering questions from the press here. let's listen. >> the generosity and all my counterparts with in the gcc who devoted the time and the energy to make sure that this was successful summit. you already heard my statement, so i'm going to take a couple of questions, starting with kathleen henessey. there you are. >> talk about strains in the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia, some of it stemming from your comments about gulf partners being free riders, and specifically that iran and saudi arabia should share the neighborhood. i'm wondering after the meeting if you've eased those tensions, if that was your goal, and if you can point to any evidence of greater cooperation or engagement in the campaign against isil. do you feel now that the gulf partners are carrying their weight? >> the fact of the matter is, friendship and cooperation between the united states and gulf countries has been consistent for decades. during the course of our administration, the

margaret brennan is in riyadh. >> reporter: president obama left for saudi arabia hoping to some of his own making. he described the kingdom as free riders too reliant on american and said the saudis needed to share the neighborhood with long time foe iran. the royal family is skeptical of the u.s. brokered nuclear deal with iran and responded with an aggressive foreign policy including a bombing campaign against iranian backed rebels in straining relations, a bill pending in congress that could make saudi arabia liable for damages related to 9/11 attacks. the kingdom vehemently denies any involvement. 15 of 19 hijackers were saudi born. it threatened to sell off billions in assets if the bill passes. president obama told charlie rose that legislation is dangerous. >> if we open up the possibility that individuals in the united states can routinely start suing other governments, then we are states to being continually sued by individuals in other countries. >> reporter: today congressional republicans also expressed skepticism about the bill. and scott, tomorrow, president obama will me

in riyadh the president will meet with leaders of the six persian gulf nations.e top of the jenn, the battle against isis. before he left, mr. obama sat down with charlie rose to discuss u.s. efforts to dislodge isis from iraq's second biggest city, mosul. >> this is a long, hard fight as i just said last week. but what we have seen is, they have lost territory and as we see the iraqis willing to fight and gaining ground. let's make sure we are providing them more support. we aren't doing the fighting ourselves. when we provide training, we provide special forces backing them up, when we are gaining intelligence working with coalitions that we have. what we have seen is we can continually tighten the noose. my expectation is that bite end of the year we will have created the conditions where by mosul will fall. >> when you arrived in office, i think one of the ear things you said to the c.i.a. director is i want to get osama bin laden. i assume you feel the same way about baghdadee. >> i feel the same way about the entire isil leadership structure which is as wic

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but later met with king salman in riyadh amid heightened tension.int absence on isis and president obama reportedly pushed saudis to be more open to diplomacy with iran. today the president attends summit with key gulf allies, richard haass and then to cokie, what's the important of symbolism of being met at the airport by the president. this didn't happen in cuba. aid sense of this from growing up, this is what the advance team does at a very high level. they make sure the entire trip is designed to set the president up for success. being snubbed at the airport is not a good start. >> what it tells you in each case is about the agenda of the host. in cuba they wanted to downplay the event because they are worried about the political dynamics the american president could set in motion in their country. in saudi arabia they are unhappy with all sorts of things, the president's rece interview where he called saudi free riders and questioned many aspects of their foreign policy. they are unhappy with what they see pulling the rug out from under egyptia

let's get more from cnn's nic robertson in riyadh. real issues for the president in saudi arabia, nic. >> reporter: this is the case. it will be the toughest days of his 24 hours here. yesterday meeting with king salman in a bilateral. today, sitting down with the kuwaitis and qataris and arab emirates and oman. the two-hour meeting with the king yesterday, there is cooperation with saudi arabia and the allies. what really clouds the relationship at the moment is the united states nuclear deal with iran. that's seem through a negative prism in this part of the world. it clouds everything. the air will have been cleared in the meeting yesterday, i think president obama today is going to face a lot of tough diplomacy and talk of recalibration from the saudi diplomat echos from what we hear as america turns toward asia that the importance is falling. that's a real concern. >> nic robertson for us in riyadh. thank you. >>> families who lost loved ones who lost service members from 1983 attacks in beirut can receive settlement that has bee

meeting riyadh today. is it your opinion that they will gob back to geneva on monday if this offensive goes ahead or will out? >>. >>> they would like to know whether assad's is on the table because now, it seems to me, according to the syrian opposition, the americans have accepted the russian basically demands that assad should not be discussed during this particular fapz. they also also would like to have the so-called transitional government with executive authorities while the government and the russians are talking about a national unity government. so, the opposition is very anxious. they would like to have some clarification but at the end of the day, they are going to talk because the americans and the russians obviously they are very engaged in a very serious engagement and discussion about a diplomatic in. >> who is not going to be at these talks: the al-nusra front. isil hold considerable territory. the kurdish groups are not in geneva. can there be a lasting settlement if these groups and in p

riyadh has responded with reforms that place an enormous strain on the country's economy and society. >> let's bring in our man on wall street. what do investors make of this vision 2030? >> investors think this could become a transformation for saudi arabia, that includes launching an ideal of nothing less than 5% of aramco, valued at more than $2 trillion. plus the privatization initiatives. to put this in perspective, this plan will be able to buy the four largest publicly traded companies in the world. >> those are massive figures in light of the possible outcome in ipo of saudi arabia state oil giant. how did energy shares performed today? >> i am sorry to disappoint, but energy stocks led declines on wall street where u.s. oil prices raised around 2.5% of its value. the inventory has spiked, and as this two-month recovery in prices have somehow defied fundamentals, according to several analysts. >> thank you very much. trying on virtual reality glasses, discussing whether a -- could take you back to the future. barack obama and angela merkel enjoyed their stroll around the bigge

i do not believe that the riyadh delegation can agree on this. they have plans to make this succeed. in -- an war, and american one, could make it succeed. >> they're trying to get moscow to restore its influence. regime forces carrying out strikes tuesday. it has all been in vain. molly: the french president has said that syrian opposition to suspend talks was worrying. president hollande offered support to the refugees fleeing the syrian civil war. more than 640,000 displaced syrians. must focus much -- on a fragile truce. >> here in jordan we are very much aware that this is happening in geneva. it is very important. it isvery worrying to see suspended, because this means the truce will be broken in some way or another. they will resume the air bombings. molly: in the wake of last year's terror attacks in france, they have been trying to improve response efforts from security personnel. it is aimed to improve coordination between departments. speaking today, relief units will be deployed across the country. they can respond to any threat withi

and isn't the first day in london, the president will fly in from riyadh.he kingdom. good morning. bloomberg "surveillance" live from our world headquarters in new york on thursday, april 21. i am tom keene. with me is francine lacqua. do you stand outside buckingham palace? what do men are mortals like you and me do? littlee: i am a disappointed. when you were in london we got to a bow tie with the union jack. i am disappointed that you are not wearing it. let's talk markets. tom: go get the bow tie. it is in the house somewhere. for francine, i will put the bow tie on. let's go to our first word news, on a serious note. here is nejra cehic. nejra: president obama is rubbing of his trip to saudi arabia by meeting with leaders from six arab nations on the persian gulf talking about regional security issues, including the fight against the islamic state. another topic is iran, which the saudi's and other states see is a destabilizing force. mario draghi may argue today that the glass is half full. draghi may use a press conference to point designs that the e

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nic robertson this morning for us in riyadh. expected to be filed today in the flint water contamination crisis. local, state, and federal officials have been pointing fingers at each other since the discovery that a decision to switch the city's water supply to the flint river caused contamination including dangerous levels of lead. >>> a court victory for sandy hook families. a superior court judge allowing their lawsuit against gun maker remington arms to move forward. a trial set for 2018. families who lost loved ones in the school massacre can now begin depositions and get access to remington's internal records. remington manufactured the ar-15 used by the sandy hook gunman. >>> back to the breaking news this morning. big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. really reshaping the race for president again. >>> there's no place like home. >> we don't have much of a race anymore. >> people in state after state cry out for a new path. >> we believe we have a path for a victory. >> we're going to go back to the old way. it'

>> kevin corke, live wednesday morning in riyadh. >>> two u.s. senators are asking president obama to investigate whether the pentagon misled congress about its handling of sexual assault cases, judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley and kisten gillibrand cite inaccuracies and omissions in military records. used to oppose a bill to strip senior military officers in decisions of power over whether or not to prosecute sexual assault crimes. >>> security or privacy? the fbi versus apple, when we come back. it's your home. it's everything you've always wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. sometimes... ...maybe too hard. get claim rateguard® from allstate. it helps keep your homeowners' rate from going up just because of a claim. so protect your home and your rates. talk to a local allstate agent and discover how much more their personal service can do for you. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive withou

and its export of ideology, but the reality is that this is far more likely if america engages with riyadh rather than distancing itself, leaving the kingdom to fester in its own world. foreign policy often means dealing with the world as it is, not as you would wish it to be. it means foregoing the satisfaction of some grand moral victory and accepting instead small quarter measures. in few cases is this more true than in america's relations with this strange desert kingdom. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. ♪ >>> joining me now in the studio is prime minister of italy matteo renzi. he is in new york this week along with many other world leaders to sign the climate agreement reached in december. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> italy has now become the new entry point it seems for all these waves of migration that are coming into europe. of course it has always been, but for a while greece was the central entry point. that seems to have been shut down, slowed down. you saw this tragedy of this boat this week. wha

president obama meeting with six arab nations in riyadh.talked about the benefits of the iran nuclear deal. >> not only have we seen iran do what it is supposed to do under the deal and the threat of an iranian nuclear weapon is greatly reduced, but what we've also seen what the gcc has seen, is our continued cooperation in, for example, interdicting the hutu members in yes, ma'men. >> more than 550 people have died from the quake in ecuador. palates of food were delivered. >> and in texas, this man made it halfway before he was swept into the water. he did make it to shore. >> in a surveillance video, you can see two men arguing, it spills outside, punches are thrown and then one man pulls out a knife and stabs the other twice. the man is expected to be okay. that's the news update. back to you. >> thank you for the update. mgm growth properties, more companies looking to go public in the pipeline. are ipos back for good? we go to the head of the new york stock exchange, tom farley. >> the important thing, tom farley, is we've got three ip

let's check in with kevin corky who is live in riyadh. but does the president plan to discuss those documents in the meeting with the king question mark that's a great question and here's the thing. you never know exactly how the conversation will play out. if it's something that will happen in passing but it's a good bet that it has, in the topic at least broadly speaking in the topic of conversation because it has been all over the saudi kingdom. it's fair to say that security in syria to say the least, the 911 congressional report will be probably among the major things please people will be talking about as a president leaves after a relatively brief visit to the saudi kingdom. this is believer not his fourth visit and i think there's no question it is his most complicated because as you pointed out previously, the president comes here on it rising tensions between washington and rihanna over a host of issues and we've been talking about that link through the day. the meetingyou discussed earlier, the president and saudi king solomon

there is going to be some tough talk about money as well as politics in riyadh. >> i don't think they'll putiputin russia is stupid. they changed the facts on the ground. there putin pushed in georgia and crimea and syria and jord a jord & now trying to push out in the baltic sea. he's trying to change the facts on the ground. >> and it's demoralizing to our men and women defending this country. for them to sit there and let this happen is absurd. >> final thoughts next. back in a minute. i know what i can expect from usaa the usaa car buying app was really helpful. all the information was laid out right there. it makes your life so much easier when you have to purchase a car, so i've been telling everybody. save on your next car with usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> back with our panel. >> donald trump will win 50% this week. >> will the president talk turkey in riyadh? >> can kasich pick up delegates from trump and can cruz pick up anything in new york? >> thank you for

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