his youngest son, ron reagan, is joining me now and he's also msnbc's analyst.at you are speaking for someone who's not present. we are all in different ways. your fall would not vote for trump. i would to read his tweet. "i will not be voting to trump tomorrow in california primary." if my father was alive, he would not support the nominee. your thoughts there. >> yeah, i think he's right. ronald reagan would not vote for donald trump. it is shameful that so many p l politicians and paul ryan has gotten on the trump's bandwagon. it is an absurdity that trump is running here. we should not fall into the trap of somehow trump and clinton are playing on the same plainfield or the same level. they are not. it is a joke and it is absurdity and it would be an embarrassment and a tragedy for the country in donald trump is the president. it is a shame of the party that he's the presumptive nominee. >> trump's comments misinformed but they are not calling him a racist. you can never speak for one cea's heart. lyndsey graham says today trump is playing the racist card an

don't think that's going to work in the long run. >> one of the things he tried to appeal today, ron reaganpporters that want to be never clinton. we have seen some supporters are not ready to go with clinton. i ask you this because we're in the -- the heart of bernie sanders, which is here in the seattle metro area. >> indeed. >> do you find bernie people that would vote trump or gary johnson? >> possibly gary johnson although i don't think in huge numbers. bernie sanders and donald trump are not analogs. any bernie sanders supporter will not naturally gravitate to trump. back to donald trump, it strikes me here there's a tendency on the part of we who talk on television to try to pretend this campaign is in some way normal. any discussion of this campaign seems to start from the recognition that donald trump is a charlatan who is running scam and is in no way fit for office and the republican party has become a dysfunctional wheels off the bus. that's the reality we start with here. >> how do you really feel about donald trump? let me ask you this, there's a pretty well known republican i

they did not want ron reagan addressing the convention -- ronald reagan addressing the convention. ,heyere terrified that reagan if he spoke to the national convention, as we saw, that people would have said, i do not care what the rules say, i am voting for reagan for the nominee for president of the united states. given a speech, at least one delegate turned to a ford supporter as reagan is giving a speech and she turns to the reagan man and says, we have nominated the wrong man. morning with crack surely. >> thank you for taking my call. i am calling come of this great conversation is developing a question and i am wondering how these outsiders, or if these outsiders are indispensable if unintentional sort of antiseptic to the flow of power in our government. it really sounds like it, the narrative of the conversation that these people are more than indispensable. guest: they are more than indispensable. , it says "weion the people," it does not say "we ," but its or banking says "we the people." , all theke the framing people and not just the elites, , sometimesintention more pronou

everybody in this great auditorium tonight, we are all tremendously pleased and honored to have ron reagan all a part ofre this great republican family, and we will give the leadership to the american people to win on november 2. i would be honored on your behalf to ask my good friend governor reagan to say a few words at this time. applause]d [horns honking] [applause] governor reagan: thank you very much. mr. president, mrs. ford, mr. vice president, mr. vice president to be -- [laughter] reagan: the distinguished guests here, and you ladies and gentlemen. i am going to say "fellow republicans" here, but also those who are watching from a distance, all of those millions of democrats and independents who i know are looking for a cause around which to rally and which i believe we can give them. [applause] governor reagan: mr. president, before you arrived tonight, these wonderful people here when we came in gave nancy and myself a welcome. that, plus this, and plus your kindness and generosity in honoring us by bringing us down here will give us a memory that will live in our hearts foreve

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support from, and even ronald reagan, it concurs with whether reagan would approve of a nominee like trump. host: thank you. guest: mike and rontheir father, his thinking. whether or not they could speculate reagan would support from is another matter. reagan did support the nominee of his party even though he disagreed with him. it is interesting to note that 1964 when goldwater was controversial nominee of the all of themarty, fled during goldwater, mitt scranton,ather, bill they all fled. the only two people that stood by goldwater work richard nixon and ronald reagan and both ended up becoming president of the united states, so there is something to be set up loyalty. host: a viewer said, how did break and finally beat the gop hisblishment and create "big tent" at the same time? guest: reagan never coined "they tent," but a lot of the primaries were open primaries so that democrats and independents could come and vote for the candidate of their choice. reagan would have lost the wisconsin primary arguably to then ambassador george bush because so many reagan democrats turned out to vote for ronald reagan and interestingly,

former congress member from utah and not a big trump fan and the other, we have ron kaufman who come fs g frofrom the reaganhat's what we are finding out now. there are two paths this could take. there could be something coming out of the rules committee that'll be proposed to the delegates large to vote on which could make it very clear that the delegates have got a choice. first of all, the delegates already have that option that they don't need a rule change, although many delegates are feeling intimidated or their state parties are threatening them and other people around them. the conscious clause is being introduced through the rules of committee really so if these delegates have the extra laiyer of comfort. if the rules committee presents something to vote on, we will. if not, between now and the convention, we introduce the delegate of options that's already available through the rules. >> now, two quick points. do you have support outside the colorado delegation? and, are you in any way reassured by the firing of corey lewandowski today that perhaps the trump campaign is going to change and is goin

support from, and even ronald reagan, it concurs with whether reagan would approve of a nominee like trump. host: thank you. guest: mike and ronheir father, his thinking. whether or not they could speculate reagan would support from is another matter. reagan did support the nominee of his party even though he disagreed with him. it is interesting to note that 1964 when goldwater was controversial nominee of the all of themarty, fled during goldwater, mitt scranton,ather, bill they all fled. the only two people that stood by goldwater work richard nixon and ronald reagan and both ended up becoming president of the united states, so there is something to be set up loyalty. host: a viewer said, how did break and finally beat the gop hisblishment and create "big tent" at the same time? guest: reagan never coined "they tent," but a lot of the primaries were open primaries so that democrats and independents could come and vote for the candidate of their choice. reagan would have lost the wisconsin primary arguably to then ambassador george bush because so many reagan democrats turned out to vote for ronald reagan and interestingly,

support from, and even ronald reagan, it concurs with whether reagan would approve of a nominee like trump. host: thank you. guest: mike and ronw their father, his thinking. whether or not they could speculate reagan would support from is another matter. reagan did support the nominee of his party even though he disagreed with him. it is interesting to note that 1964 when goldwater was controversial nominee of the all of themarty, fled during goldwater, mitt scranton,ather, bill they all fled. the only two people that stood by goldwater work richard nixon and ronald reagan and both ended up becoming president of the united states, so there is something to be set up loyalty. host: a viewer said, how did break and finally beat the gop hisblishment and create "big tent" at the same time? guest: reagan never coined "they tent," but a lot of the primaries were open primaries so that democrats and independents could come and vote for the candidate of their choice. reagan would have lost the wisconsin primary arguably to then ambassador george bush because so many reagan democrats turned out to vote for ronald reagan and interestingl

ron, very quickly? >> real quick, no matter what president obama does, he's on the ballot with her. if you look at ronald reaganw. bush, there's a strong correlation with how voters assess the outgoing president and whether they nominate the candidate of the outgoing party to succeed him. his approval rating is rising and that increases her odds. >> everybody, stand by. a lot more to assess. let's take a quick break and be right back. ♪ staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... try boost® 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and it's available in two new flavors, vanilla caramel and double chocolate fudge. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. my m...about my toothpasteice. she eveand mouthwash.ice... but she's a dentist so...i kind of have to listen. she said "jen, go pro with crest pro-health advanced." advance to healthier gums... ...and stronger teeth from day one.

reagan's vote but his vote in 1984. >> which was? >> 64%. the biggest landslide of modern times is what he would have to match to get a national majority and that's asking a lot. >> ronwnstein, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up, soldiers swept away in floodwaters in the lone star state in the state of texas and this regrettably by only be the beginning. that's a live shot there. that's next. hello welcome to holiday inn. running our own business, we've been traveling a lot. a hotel looking to help small businesses succeed is incredible. thank you. holiday inn is an extension of our team. book your next journey at holidayinn.com thank you. holiday inn is an extension of♪our"dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> welcome back. i'm jake tapper. texas is in a state of disaster with historic floods washing out parts of the lone star. at least five ft. hood soldiers were killed and four others missing after strong, fast-moving floodwaters overturned their military vehicles on their base. let's bring in meteorologist chad myers. the sad thing