now back to our msnbc special. >>> january 20, 1993, hillary rodham clinton's long ago vision became ton was the 42nd president of the united states. >> i william jefferson clinton do solemnly swear. >> what's the first thing they would do in the white house? >> pull the covers over our heads. i think every woman who has been in this position has redefined it to fit her. >> the couple quickly got to work. >> hillary wanted to play a major role and was entitled to it. and she and i discussed the possibility of her being chief of staff. i said, that's a bad idea because the owner has to be able to fire the manager. >> i am grateful hillary agreed to chair this task force and not only because it means she will be sharing some of the heat i expect to generate. >> bill set up a task force on healthcare with hillary in charge. >> rosalynn carter sat in on cabinet meetings. this first time a first lady had an office. >> am i conscious i could be criticized? of course. i think it's a risk that my husband believes is worth taking and a degree. we believe if we have everybody in the system, tha

hillary rodham clinton long-ago vision became reality. l clinton was the 42nd president of the united states. >> i, williams jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear. >> what's the first thing they would do in the white house? >> well, pull the covers over -- >> i think every woman who's been in this position has redie firedie -- redefined it to fit her. >> the couple quickly got to work. >> hillary wanted to play a major role and was entitled to it. she and i discussed the possibility of her being chief of staff. i said that's a bad idea. because the owner always has to be able to fire the manager. >> i am grateful hillary agreed to chair this task force and not only because it means she'll be sharing some of the heat i expect to generate. >> so bill set up a task force on health care with hillary in charge. >> rosalynn carter sat in on cabinet meetings but this is the first time a first lady had an office in the west wing. >> am i conscious that i can get blamed or be criticized, of course, but i think that it's a risk that my husband believ

hillary rodham clinton with the former inspect tow. clinton knows she needs to win here in new york and win big in order to win the democratic nomination. >> i hope everybody gets out to vote. >> i think right now she's the only person on the political scene who is qualified to take over from mr. obama. >> reporter: bernie sanders counting on a big turnout as well, still lagging about 10 points behind clinton in the most recent cbs polls. sanders held his finally rally in long island last night. >> this is a movement getting establishment very, very nervous. [ applause ] >> reporter: he's banking on like this 34-year-old. if he stands a chance of pulling off an upset. >> i followed him since i was 13 years old in mock congress. loved the man then. told my president, he's got to be president. >> reporter: in the gop race, donald trump still well ahead of ted cruz and john kasich as he voted in midtown this morning. careful not to assume victory. >> i think i'm going to do well. we'll see. who knows? it's politics. you know that better t

well, they don't consider us fringe anymore. [ applause ] >> reporter: hillary rodham clinton let loose campaigning in washington heights sunday, hoping for a victory dance in her home state on primary day. the latest battleground tracker poll has clinton leading sanders 53% to 43%, making an appearance on staten island, clinton tried to appeal to both parties out thing herself as a candidate who could reach across party lines to get things done. >> i will seek common ground but stand my ground. that's the combination you want in an elected representative. front, ted cruz is closing in on donald trump's delegate count after sweeping all 14 wyoming delegates at the state's convention. trump rallying on staten island isn't phased. >> well, it's a rigged election. i can't imagine any new yorker voting the cruz. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich dismissed trump's allegations that the gop process is rigged. >> it's the way it works. it's like saying i made an 83 on my math test and i should get an a because i think it's rigged because you have to make a 90 to get an a. >> reporter: cruz

hillary rodham clinton for the next president of the united states.personifies great intellect and great empathy that equals phenomenal results. she has been there throughout her career, fighting for america's families. let me tell you about the intellect. when i first had real working issues with this wonderful person, it was over the energy issues. and it is a complex issue. i was energy chair of the new york state assembly, the most thoughtful, provoking question coming from hillary rodham clinton about clean energy. about strengthening our grid. and, about producing energy independence. is that the kind of leader we want? [applause] she also has been a big proponent, we worked with her in congress, because of her concern about infrastructure including clean drinking water. she has been there fighting for our infrastructure. she knows it is billions of gallons of water lost and it is not just water through those leaking pipes. it is tax dollars because it is treated water. hillary clinton is about doing it wisely, effectively, and efficiently. that

that's why we're supporting rodham clinton for president.er secretary of she is a true champion. speaking of true champions, i've honor of serving in the house of representatives with .i will introduce gillibrand. it was there that we saw great of upstateon behalf new york. districtme that old that was once doing so well and wonderfully by senator gillibrand. with that partnerships i got to see her leadership skills. to work with colleagues across the aisle. as did senator clinton when he our representative. it's that kind of determination that senator gillibrand brings to office. to be there, to make certain our a great place by which to learn, grow and live. she's going to headache a difference. for economicg justice. >> thank you bob tonka. give it up for bob. i am so happy and so honored to today. i grew up just a stone throw here. my whole life since i was a little girl in albany. i've been lucky to have so many mentors and role models who also happen to be strong and brilliant women. i want to tell you about three mostose mentors that

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. >> hillary rodham clinton! >> reporter: the focus of the town hall with a couple hundred invited guests was the family, issues for equal pay and paid family leave. hillary clinton said that republicans will be bad for women, bad for family, and bad for new yorkers. >> the fellow from new york, i wish he would get out of one of his tours and actually walk the streets and spend time with the people of this city because is not the new york way. >> reporter: earlier today, clinton spoke out against republican attempts to roll back abortion rights. >> when the government gets involved or you say it's illegal and women and doctors are criminals, that's too far. >> reporter: bernie sanders was in milwaukee and told reporters that if the turn out is high will he will do well. he said that the primary was polite. >> we have won some and he has won some but i have 2.5 million more votes than he does. >> reporter: and the latest polls gives hillary clinton a 10-point lead. the primary just two weeks from today, april 19th.

why is eleanor roosevelt, pardon the expression, hillary rodham clinton and michele obama. the answer, roosevelt and clinton and obama, a part of a social movement so women became important and what they fought and did became important and that put the spotlight on them. i don't ever remember anybody arguing about what is her name? laura bush's decision whether to be the mom in chief because we didn't actually -- when i say we i mean me, don't care about laura bush. [laughter] >> seems like a nice peon and was a librarian which was a great job when she was working but they are for shack tests because they stand for social change and that made it hard for michelle obama. >> that is right because she felt, this would not come as a surprise to any prominent african-american woman either that you are meant to represent, that is one of the great challenges but it is a role that she has thrown herself into and when one thinks about her legacy it will be about her message and what she tried to do in terms of inequality and it will be -- it will be awhile before of first lady feeds

hillary branded herself many years ago when she dropped it from hillary rodham clinton to hillary clinton to just hillary and started actually when she ran for the united states senate in 2000 and rebranded herself as a one-word name, madonna and sting and bernie did the same anything and democrats have been smart about that kind of branding. on the other side, the mr. trump thing i find very odd. i find it a weird way of referring to him. >> mr. trump. >> he's comfortable with that. >> ted cruz is not brandable. >> tip of the hat. john. why do we call the democrats by their casual first names and the republicans by their important sur nape. >> my gosh. i think it actually has something to do with the -- >> class distinction. >> i do and i think it has something to do with a resonance, something that is still real within the democratic party that you're supposed to actually kind of be one of the people whereas with all due respect in a race with donald trump in it, that is not one of the people sort of thing. >> yeah. but -- [ all talking at once ] >> nobody ever calls him ted. >> it's an

and the otherwise, the loudest, strongest voice that we had to do the brady bill was hillary rodham clinton first lady. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> because of hillary clinton, tens of thousands of people are walking the streets alive today because the brady law prevented them from getting guns. [cheers and applause] she listened, she spoke out, and she changed the lives of millions in her career. so we know that hillary delivers. and we also know she's not finished delivering yet. [applause] she knows that unions have been the most effective vehicle in american history for raising folks into the middle class. she knows the hard right wing wants to get rid of unions, and so she is fighting to help. she's fighting for increase in the minimum wage. she's taking on those who are attacking those against the family leave. you better believe that if mr. cruise or mr. trump -- [booing] -- got to pick the next court justice, they would get rid of unions. they would undo the voting rights act. they would allow poisonous money to cascade into our system and ruin it. it's a reminder of the stak

. >> i think hillary branded herself many years ago when she dropped it from hillary rodham clinton to hillary clinton to then just hillary. and it started actually when she ran for the united states senate in 2000. she rebranded herself as a one word name like madonna or sting. she's hillary. i think bernie did same thing. the democrats are smart about that branding. on the republican side, the mr. trump i find it odd and a weird way to refer to him. >> like everybody is his driver. >> he's comfortable with that. >> and ted cruz is not very easily brandable. >> tip of the hat. john? why do we call the democrats by the casual first names and the republicans by their surnames? >> oh, my, i think it has something to do with the -- you know -- >> class distinction? >> i do. i think it has something to do with the resonance, something that's still real within the democratic party that you're supposed to actually kind of be one of the people. whereas with all due respect in a race with donald trump in it, that is not a one of the people sort of thing. >> no. >> you've been in there -- nobod

looking at a pivotal night ahead in the race for senator bernie sanders and former zest hillary rodham clinton squaring off days ahead of the new york primary. sanders trying to climb in the new york polls and put a dent in the delegate lead. marci gonzalez is in brooklyn with the debate night preview for us. marci, yeah, the begin begins here at 9:00 p.m. candidates on both sides are all in new york city with five days left to win over voters here. a democratic debate battle in the big apple. the rhetoric increasingly contentious. tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take the stage, facing off for the first time in more than a month. following a massive rally last night in manhattan -- >> we left new york city when we were kids. it is great to be back. marci: brooklyn born sanders back in his home borough tonight. state where she lives. both hoping the new york connections will help gain leverage with the voters ahead of tuesday's primary. >> i am so glad to be back in bronx. marci: the republican candidates -- >> thank you. marci: -- also in new york. donald trump, ted cruz and j

ambition and never give up, but my greatest mentor, the strongest and best mentor has been hillary rodham clintonor gillibrand: i was a young lawyer when she said, that famous speech in beijing when she declared to the world once and for all that women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's right. it was a life-changing moment for me and i knew at that moment i had to follow hillary and get off the sidelines, and before long, hillary was speaking to a group of women and she looked out into a room like this and she said, decisions are being made every day in washington and if you are not part of the decisions and you do not like what they decide, you have no one to blame yourself. -- no one to blame yourself. now, that inspired me, that inspired me to get involved in public life and she has been inspiring people ever since. it is not surprising looking at who hillary clinton is. look at her mother, a mother who left home at age eight and had to start working by the time she was 14 years old, a woman who realized she only had opportunities in this life because of the kindness of str

i think hillary brand ed herself many years ago when she dropped it from hillary rodham clinton to hillary clinton to then just hillary and it started actually when she ran for the united states senate in 2000 and she rebranded herself as a one-word name like madonna and like sting and bernie did the same thing and democrats have been smart about that kind of branding. on the other side, the mr. trump thing i find very odd. i find it a weird way of referring to him. >> mr. trump. >> he's comfortable with that. >> i think ted cruz is not brandable. >> tip of the hat. john. why do we call the democrats by their casual first names and the republicans by their important surnames? >> my gosh. well, i think it actually has something to do with the -- >> class distinction? >> yeah, i do, and i think it has something to do with a resonance, something that is still real within the democratic party that you're supposed to actually kind of be one of the people, whereas, with all due respect in a race with donald trump in it, that is not one of the people sort of thing. >> yeah, but your -- [ all talk

ladies and gentlemen, standing with me today is that leader, hillary rodham clinton. >> that was 2007owing his weight behind hillary clinton as she ran for president against barack obama. he traveled for her in new hampshire. he was an aggressive surrogate. he fund raised for her. she got close in 2008, but she didn't win that nomination. after governor o'malley finished his time in office. he finished if january of last year. he didn't waste time setting his own sights on the next presidential race for 2016. he was the third democrat to get into that race after secretary clinton and senator sanders did. in the end, it didn't work out for him either. he ran really hard. he campaigned 68 days in iowa. he did over 190 events. even when it was bad weather and everybody else cancelled. even when it was such bad weather and one guy showed up. that guy didn't commit to him that day but he did come around. he caucused for martin o'malley in iowa. it turns out it was a lonely making decision. it just didn't work out. >> katie and the kids and i decided that it would be an extreme poverty, ind

. >> january 20th, 1993, hillary rodham-clinton's long ago vision became reality. nton was the 42nd president of the united states. >> i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear -- >> what's the first thing they would do in the white house? >> pull the covers over our heads. [ laughter ] >> i think every woman who's been in this position has redefined it to fit her. >> the couple quickly got to work. >> hillary wanted to play a major role and was entitled to it. and she and i discussed the possibility of her being chief of staff and i said that's a bad idea because the owner has to always be able to fire the manager. >> i'm grateful hillary has agreed to chair this task force and not only because it means she'll be sharing some of the heat i expect to generate. >> so bill set up a task force on health care with hillary in charge. >> rosalynn carter had sat in on cabinet meetings but this is the first time a first lady had an office in the west wing. >> am i conscious that i can get blamed or be criticized? of course. but i think it's a risk that my husband beli

carl bernstein, cnn political commentator and author of "a woman in charge, the life of hillary rodham clinton." ryan lizza, correspondent for the new yorker, maggie lab laborerman, senior analyst, david gergen, was an adviser to reagan, ford, clinton. a trump supporter, reagan white house political director. the former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm. and with us, jonathan dicenni, author of bernie sanders, his vision for america. let's do a quick run down the row. what are you looking for tonight as results come? >> black turnout, whether hillary will continue to get huge black support and get people to polls and whether young people are going to come out enough to support bernie sanders to the point where he can get her numbers down to below single digits, 8%, 9%, would be very good for him in this situation. >> ryan? >> expectations are sort of out of control for the two front-runners, home states here. so it's about how big a blowout donald trump and hillary clinton have. and on the trump side, specifically, delegates. we all know it's an out and out battle to battle to deny him 1

hi, i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> hey, great name.t's been a while. is this a working metro card? is it? i'll just go in the old-fashioned way. [ laughter and applause ] >> impressions of hillary clinton. so it turns out there have been six "snl" cast members who have played you. >> six? wow. since you were first lady if we'll take a look at some of them. >> obviously if bill were ever incapacitated i would assume the presidency. >> the old hillary was rigid and awkwa awkward. the new hillary is loose and easy. going. >> and now a message from secretary of state designate hillary clinton. >> you thought i was gone, didn't you? >> i cannot wait to be your next president if i'm elected, of course, not getting ahead of myself in public. in private i've been president for 15 years. >> okay. i know you don't like to play favorites but who comes closest to the real hillary. >> oh, my gosh, they all have little bits and pieces. and, you know, i probably laugh as much as anybody because there's always a little truth in it, i hate to confess.

>> i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> great name. >>> also this morning a very royal celebration, the queen turns 90. shares revealing family photos cuddling with her great grandkids and the little royal great granddaughter steals the show grabbing her majesty's purse. >>> oprah's weight watchers surprise. surprising fans at a support meeting, showing off her 30-pound weight loss. what she told them inside that room. go big or go home >>> all that and it's coffee with the candidates, a special town hall edition of "gma" starts right now. "gma." many, many people joining us here in times square for our town hall with h. that is coming up in just moments. >> we invited secretary clinton and senator sanders to do the accepted. >> she's in the green room fresh off her big victory getting ready to take on your questions. more than 100 voters are standing by. there are a lot of important issues on the table. she'll talk all about it live. >> cecilia vega is in philadelphia for us with voters. and that is just one of our many locations across the country. we are live all around the nation. our "gm

. >> hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: during the lunch hour, clinton spoke at reverend al sharpton's action network. here she said white america must practice humility to try to better understand african americans. >> white americans need to do a much better job of listening when african americans talk about the seen and unseen barriers you face every day. >> reporter: sharpton urged supporters to wait and see who they'll back because bernie sanders speaks here tomorrow. still, many had already made up their mind. >> hillary is the most qualified. unequivocally, no matter what you think of her personally, she's the most qualified. >> i believe she has the most realistic agenda and i believe that she will follow through with the agenda that obama has established and started. a huge rally starting at about 8:00 tonight, just a couple blocks south of me in washington square park. roughly at the same time hillary clinton will be having an event tonight in the bronx. tomorrow night it is the big debate and election day this coming tuesday, april 19th. for now reporting live near washingto

good news is that likability is graded on a curve, and we're going to be running against hillary rodham clinton. i mean, this isn't the cool candidate barack obama. this is somebody who has likability problems in her own party. they don't trust her, don't think she's honest. ted matches up very well, and as people who sit with them in small groups as i did last week along with a lot of other delegates to the convention, they like him. they are very engaged by him. as smart as he is, he doesn't have the attitude or the arrogance you often see of people, especially politicians, who are the smartest guy in the room or the smartest girl in the room. he doesn't have that at all. very friendly, very approachable, but when people like john boehner are continually on the other side of fights from ted cruz, you know, some of those people don't take a terribly good liking to him, but the solution to that problem is get on the right side. it isn't personal for ted cruz. it is personal for john boehner. it's about principles for ted cruz, it's personal to john boehner. liz: good to see you, thank you, ken,

hillary rodham clinton is looking to regain some momentum since bernie sanders has won 8 of the last 9 contests. clinton still leads in the delegate count. new york has 91 up for grabs and hillary clinton is eagerly debating sanders on thursday. >> he has had problems answering foreign issues. and i look forward to the questions. >> donald trump has a big lead in new york but he won't get two votes that would have gone his way. his son, eric and daughter, ivanka failed to register in time. meantime, senator ted cruz is campaigning in orange county, a republican california strong hold and he goes to san diego later tonight. june 7th primary is the last prize in terms of delegates. cruz picked all 34 in colorado and has won 11 in the past three weeks but still trails donald trump overall. >> a roadside memorial growing in new orleans for former nfl player wil smith. the saints tweeted out these pictures. he was killed in a case of road rage. they say a hummer driven by 28- year-old cardell hayes rear- ended smith and when the two men confronted each other. hayes pulled out a gun and sh

hi, i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> hey, great name. i'm val. sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for working families." katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> the new york city subway is the best way to get around. ow. i guess it's been a while. is this a working metro card? is it? i'll just go in the old-fashioned way. [ laughter and applause ] >> impressions of hillary clinton. so it turns out there have been six "snl" cast members who have played you. >> six? wow. since you were first lady if we'll take a look at some of them. >> obviously if bill were ever incapacitated i would assume the presidency. >> the old hillary was rigid and awkwa awkward. the new hillary is loose and easy. going. >> and now a message from secretary of state designate hillary clinton. >> you thought i was gone, didn't you? >> i cannot

but to say that about hillary rodham clinton is absolutely below the belt. it is not presidential. s to get control of himself and his language and demeanor toward people in general and especially women. >> hillary clinton's ad was all about showing that she is tough and tough enough to take on donald trump and that she can do it. what trump was all about was letting republican voters know that this is the way he will take on hillary clinton. that he will take her on directly. that he will talk about things nobody else will talk about. and to his base, and that is the people he's going after now in the state of new york, to his base, that's really great. and they will come out and vote for him because of that. because she mobilizes republican voters just like he mobilizes democratic voters. they are each doing it for different reasons. at this particular point in the campaign. and it will work for each one of them. >> gloria's right to say that's the message he was sending. a lot of republican voters are very upset with john mccain, mitt romney. they feel like they chose not to go a

hi, i'm hillary rodham clinton. >> hey, great name. i'm val.ding 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >>> the new york city subway is the best way to get around. ow. i guess it's been a while. is this a working metro card? i'll just go in the old-fashioned way. [ laughter and applause ] >> impressions of hillary clinton. so it turns out there have been six "snl" cast members who have played you. >> six? wow. since you were first lady if we'll take a look at some of them. >> obviously if bill were ever incapacitated i would assume the presidency. >> the old hillary was rigid and awkwa awkward. the new hillary is loose and easy. going. >> and now a message from secretary of state designate hillary clinton. >> you thought i was

let you go, people who like to watch the internet over the weekend saw this new ad from hillary rodham clinton not so much focused on bernie sanders but really focused on the latest news from donald trump. can you explain what happened? >> reporter: right, and that shows you where her head is at and the campaign is at. they're already looking ahead to the front-runner, donald trump, and this new ad really takes a look at pointing out and keying in on some of the controversial statements he's made in the past. >> at the right time, i will be so presidential, you will be so bored. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. their rapists. >> reporter: that ad also points out some of the controversial statements that trump made about abortion, saying women should be punished and tried to backtrack on that and you can see already that the clinton camp already sort of putting out what they're expected to do and how they expect to attack donald trump in a general election. ashleigh? >> jason carroll, thank you for that. making a great guest appearance, our usual law guy, jeffrey toobin as well b

hillary rodham clinton for president. >> reporter: maybe she thought riding the subway would polish her new york credentials. like many of us, she had to swipe her metro card several times before it worked. she did ride the 4 train two stops before yankee stadium. >> i understand bernie sanders seems to think you're not qualified. >> [ laughter ] well, it's kind of a silly thing to say, but i'm going to trust the voters of new york who know me. >> that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. >> reporter: a new tv ad, now running in new york, under scores her take that she's better qualified. >> the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who will make a real difference for you. >> reporter: in philadelphia accusing clinton of going negative and of starting this whole dust-up over who's better qualified. >> if secretary clinton thinks i come from the small state of vermont, we're not used to this, we'll get used to it fast. we'll fight back. >> i don't know why he's saying that, but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any

they are guarantying a third barack obama term or a fourth obama term in the person of hillary rodham clintonis that okay with them? david: how does the republican party address them? they are such a sizable part of the people who will be voting republican if they vote at all, rebecca? >> i think you do what rebecca says. explain how the system works to them. david: rebecca, we'll have you back to provide your answer later but we have run out of time. thank you, both, rebecca and dan. >> thank you. david: bernie sanders and donald trump, like you have never seen them before. you don't want to miss this coming up. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i always came back to smoking. i was absolutely frustrated, absolutely. i did not think chantix would work as well as it did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking ch

like to say is, it's important to understand -- like i said, if they want to support hillary rodham clintond to. it's obvious because they're on the democratic side, it's convenient their timing -- here we are in april. donald announced last year in june. if they were really concerned -- if they were really, really concerned about donald trump becoming the nominee, why wait for now. why wait until april when he's on the cusp of becoming the republican nominee? if they were genuine about their concern, we're in april and they're just coming out. you have to question why waiting. they were so incredibly passionate about stopping trump. they waited a long time and it's very convenient their timing. >> i will ask that in a minute. give me one second. we have a limited amount of time. the idea, first of all, and the timing, i will certainly ask one of your former colleagues about that. i wanted to get with you the substance of their concerns. donald trump, not exactly ashoeing an endorsement from white supremacists, from david duke, a former clan leader. you have attacks on immigrants, attacks o

even hillary rodham clinton found herself on the defensive.answer that gave rise to the term "clintonian." >> when i was in england i experimented with marijuana a time or two and didn't like it. didn't inhale and never tried it again. >> jerry brown a then california governor waging a gorilla campaign. he called clinton a humpty dumpty. >> half the people don't believe his integrity and honesty and if he gets the nomination, it's all other. it's george bush by a landslide. somehow bill clinton survived it all and when he won the new york democratic primary on april 7th, 1992, the democratic nomination was basically his and you know what happened from there. that was 24 years ago and now the democratic race is back in the spotlight with a clinton trying to fight off a ferocious challenger. we'll be watching the new york race now just days away. ndrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for

hillary rodham clinton had a lot of hearings. was secretary of state for the president for many years. flew in air force one all over the world. all these things like the e-mails are just witchhunts. she's the most qualified of all the candidates running for president. had top-secret clearance, same clearance she had. what is going on right now is unwarranted. we need to elect a president and commander-in-chief. she is going to be commander-in-chief of this country. she flew air force one all over the world. and she was under harm's way. every time she got up in these plans and went to these places all over the world, she knows. host: we are running out of time. jonathan swan, i want to give you the last minute. any predictions for the all-important new york race, early looks into the storyline? guest: well, on the democratic side, bernie sanders is going to poorrallies in some of the parts of new york. a huge rally in the bronx. hillary clinton, her strength in new york, i think she is up some are new 20 points, and that will ho

have two outstanding candidates for the presidency, senator bernie sanders and secretary hillary rodham clinton. [applause] but before they come out here and take the mic, i think it is very important for us to consecrate this place. and to let them know exactly where they are, where they have come. let them know they are standing on hallowed ground. that this is sacred ground. and i want to welcome them both to the milky way. that is what i call walking, the milky way -- what i call milwaukee, the milky way. it is a band of light formed by the proud history forms from so many different people. i want to acknowledge our first inhabitant of the milwaukee manomihe native people, hosha, who have been great stewards of this environment of wisconsin and they still -- we had the forest county pot tawatami as they give and give to the community to make a great. this is milwaukee. this is the milky way, sacred grounds. , alace where solomon juneau french-canadian explorer came in on one of his vessels and founded the city. he brought along with him a colored man named joe oliver who got a chance just b

with more employees and more decision-making than any of the other candidates including hillary rodham clintonlays itself out. >> we will see. clint arthur, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> my pleasure, rosemary. >>> and while donald trump works to polish his political brand, his daughter is dealing with her own branding problem in her women's apparel business. about 20,000 ivanka trump branded scarves sold in retail stores and online were recalled in the u.s. on wednesday because they don't meet federal flammability standards and are said to pose a burn risk. no injuries have been reported. >>> let's take a short break here. but still to come, south korea says north korea might be able to mount a nuclear warhead to a medium-range missile. we will look at just how big this threat is. we're back in a moment. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you show show me mo

not -- the devil and flushes hillary rodham clinton. right.as the part i'm still not sure if i am going to vote for him, it is so confusing this year. it is entertaining, but it is confusing. host: luca in cherryville, north carolina. who did you vote for in the primary? when the primary came through north carolina, where did you cast your ballot? caller: i ended up casting it for governor kasich. host: thank you, sir. cindy in spring, texas. she is a ted cruz supporter. go ahead, cindy. remarksjohn boehner's will prove that ted cruz is not an establishment candidate which we have lately try to paint him as. also, i think it will end up being one as take cruises greatest-- ted cruz's reimbursement. this may be a good thing for him. nobody likes john boehner. we thought he caused so many problems and didn't know how to run the house. you see his remarks as an endorsement or positive remark about takers -- about ted cruz? caller: idea. if i can tell you one thing about him. i know he doesn't come off as super personal with people, but whe

stronger than people thought will earn him a spot on the ticket is one person's decision, hillary rodham clinton. if you remember in 2008, hillary clin chin cam a lot closer to barack obama han bernie sand serz coming. she was not chosen. the president's tend -- he tends to pick somebody that they think will help them win or govern. i'm not sure that hillary clinton thinks bernie sanders fits into either of those categories. if she does, then that's her decision. that's not the media's. but what else was -- holding donald trump's feet to the fire, i've done that myself, tom. i've written columns. our caller is an early riser. he is calling from california. it is not even 5:00 in the morning. there so he's an early riser. he should go to our website and look at my columns. i think i have held his feet to the fire. trump just keeps winning anyway. >> i would add real quickly, the caller mentioned doing polls. and just to clarify, we don't do polls. we're not a polling operation. we are an aggregator of polls. we take polls that other people are doing. we have subjects to cover. we just are collato

carl bernstein, author of "a woman in charge," the life of hillary rodham clinton, joins me now to discuss let's just start on the economy for instance. donald trump says we're headed for another recession. but data says otherwise. low unemployment, stock market humming along. why is the public buying what trump is selling? >> i don't think they are buying it anymore. i think that they were on the verge of it in much larger numbers. but now we are beginning to see the implosion of the trump campaign because of his misogyny, because of his demagoguery. because of the issues in a deeper sense than mere slogans. was he on the verge of enlarging that? yes, but not now i think. >> when it comes to business, he does have a proven record, many would say. and then he's trying to tackle these other issues we saw in that video. improving education. veterans health care and so forth. why do voters think trump can make a difference in those areas? these are issues politicians have been tackling for decades. >> some voters, i wouldn't generalize too much. i think what he was on the verge of doing was p

. >> oh, yes, you heard it, last night's winning candidate going right after hillary rodham clinton.stop, the new york primary which is less than two weeks away. more on that race coming up. first this. the markets absolutely no impact from yesterday's election at all. it's not a factor in the market today. the dow is down 24. the price of oil, $36 a barrel, 36.80. the webster index, ratio. ashley: has to happen sometime. stuart: you've got oil up and stocks down. the ratio is broken. you're finished for now. [laughter] 10:30 this morning, the latest read of oil we have in storage, that could change the price shortly. the justice department says they're suing to block the merger between baker hughes and halliburton. ashley: they say it's ridiculous and will fight it in the court. the government says it will lead to less innovation when you take them the oil services are low and it's not healthy liz: higher price on what. stuart: apparently the market likes it, even though the merger is denied. maybe they didn't like the merger. it's one minute past eastern time and taking my time get

. >>> and hillary rodham clinton apparently waiting by the phone after reports and rumors that she'lle-mail server. >> has the fbi reached out to you yet for an interview? >> no. no, they haven't. back in august, we made clear that i'm happy to answer any questions that anybody might have. and i skand by that. >> happy to answer? clinton admitted sending classified e-mails from her personal server wasn't the best idea, calling it a matter of convenience. more times than we can count. meanwhile -- >> the numbers are stagling, steve. nearly 5% of high school seniors have used drugs. >> oh, my goodness. >> and about 867,000 adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17 have some sort of an addiction or drug problem. that's where the newport academy comes in. the new york city school is focused on keeping students sober. >> jamison monroe jr. is the founder of this academy and he joins us now. thanks for being with us, jamison. >> my pleasure. >> why did you start the school? >> for many reasons. some personal in that i was a kid who was sent away when i had issues in school. and when i came

go get 'em, president hilary rodham clinton and let's make in nation the best it's ever been!ou, god bless you! [cheers] steve: the scene at the she on the times square in midtown manhattan. with nearly 670% of the vote now, hilary clinton at 59%, senator bernie sanders at 41%. about 681,000 votes for hilary clinton and just over 400,000 for senator sand sexirs on the republican side, donald trump with nearly 61% of the vote or 261,000 of the votes. this is with nearly 60% of the republican vote now in we will continue to watch the scene inside the she on the hotel in mid town manhattan. we're told that hilary clinton will be speaking momentarily and afterwards our phone lines will be open. the headline in new york, donald trump and hilary clinton the winner in new york's primary and now all eyes on pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut, maryland, and rhode island, the next round of primaries a week from tonight. more from new york. ilary clinton. audience: hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stag

clinton. clinton.y rodham [applause] senator gillibrand: i was a said,lawyer when she women rights are human rightsuman rights by women's rights. it was a life-changing moment for me and i knew at that moment i had to follow hillary and get off the sidelines, and before long, hillary was speaking to a group of women and she looked out into a room like this and she said, decisions are being made every day in washington and if you are not part of the decisions and you do not like what they decide, you have no one to blame yourself. me, that inspired inspired me to get involved in public life and she has been inspiring people ever since. it is not surprising looking at who hillary clinton is. look at her mother, a mother who left home and had to start working by the time she was 14 realized, a woman who she only had opportunities in this life because of the kindness of strangers. she taught her daughter to never give up. she taught her daughter the value of hard work, taught her dad how important it is for all of us to help one another, so given that, it is not surprising that when she graduated from

rodham is crooked. we heard it before. former president clintonestroyed this country tomorrow, foreign policy, in the mayflower in warn wash, and flied out to indiana. this is all about the next seven days, when we come back, alternative view of what we just witnessed. >>> we are back, so much to discuss, what we just witnessed from trump tower in new york. about and from the namesake. the people we have lined up to react, including but not limited to, hugh hewitt. rick tyler. a starting team in any professional league. beginning with hugh hewitt, watching in the safe confines of california, where the lights never go out in the buildings behind him. what did you make of what we witnessed. >> abc, always be closing. donald trump stood up there, called himself the presumptive nominee. he said, long before i knew before indiana would be so important. as i do my math, he needs 262, to even if you give him all of pennsylvania's uncommitted, that is not going to happen. he has a big road to go up. if he loses indiana, that is a 60-vote swing for ted cru

. >> reporter: the rodham family lived in this house, next door to the prices. and though hazel hasn't seen clintonmmers when hillary's father would bring his family home to scranton. >> this is a picture of hillary and my children at a birthday party in my backyard. she was vivacious and gracious and a little bit stubborn. you know. and -- but really loveable. she really was. >> reporter: hazel says this coal mining town is where clinton's values come from. >> it's given her the background that most of us have and her father had before her, and that's to be a strong person, to not take a back seat. to answer truthfully and to be right up front. and not to be -- >> reporter: a thought echoed by the current mayor of scranton. >> when you talk to her, it was just as if i was talking to a neighbor. just like another scrantonian to me. >> reporter: despite polls saying she has a double digit lead over bernie sanders, hazel says support here for clinton is not as strong as it was in 2008. though she will be voting for scranton's girl on tuesday and has some words for her critics. >> put up or shut up. p

clinton campaign had of newmont primary. >>reporter: they will be held in from the agenda without a friendly congress. >>darya: after stooping rodhamiam republican convention on saturday under the and it tore role the of the truck then it is for water during last caucasus. >>mark: one person was hit with a baseball bat during the fight the attacker ran away before police arrived they don't have many make the details. >>mark: you can see the woman has blond hair and a tattoo on the outside of the left leg they're asking for help try to identify this woman. >>darya: pay attention to this the family and daily setting had the border and was charged in their kitchen when it exploded that happened earlier this month the premises every able to click the file out of fire extinguishers. >>robin winston: 15 minutes from hebert to san mateo. >>darya: they're making changes to the prime membership as an effort to compete with an net flex customers can now and pay $11 a month for for prime membership or 8 $99 a month for just the prime video. >>darya: before we left we cannot believe it will be the real name the have the end of the polling and