caught on camera and on social media and all the hashtags that say "nevertrump" with a picture of ryan costello and his opponent in the 6th congressional district, mr. parrish, saying, "this is gonna be a tight race." if hillary knocks trump off big time in pennsylvania, mr. costello could be in trouble. he's not alone. he's gonna give it to our panelist, by the way. val digiorgio will now be going to cleveland in his stead, a real party grassroots activist. >> and maybe a future chair of the state republican party. >> oh, you think so? >> but listen, we're talking about it. i understand he had to make that call. you read between the lines. >> sharmain predicted long ago that hillary clinton would be the nominee. >> mm-hmm. >> you will eventually be right, i think. >> right. >> but the magazine's saying "because she's not donald trump." >> yeah, but i did read the article, and i thought that was a little tongue-in-cheek. i mean, they did talk about the fact that she has experience. they also talked about the fact that her positive numbers when she is not running are so much better. so that when

costello. thank you so much for joining me. wants to take you back to washington, d.c. this is where paul ryan is holding a round table.inantly african-american community, and paul ryan is expected to unveil his policy -- unveil his policies when it comes to fighting poverty in america and present us with a new economic plan. of course, he'll be taking questions from reporters, and i would presume some of those would have to do with one donald trump. we'll take you back as soon as he pops out of that building. >>> in other news, hillary clinton clinches the democratic nomination and makes history. but snagging bernie sanders supporters is a whole other battle. that's where libertarians gary johnson sees an opening. he says voters dislike clinton and trump so much, he has the most to gain. with me now, libertarians presidential candidate, gary johnson. good morning, sir. >> carol, thanks for having me on here this morning. >> thank you for being with me. you say that's one of the big advantages you have, because voters dislike both of the presumptive nominees so much, that they'll cast their vote for anyone? >> well, no

costello. thank you very much for joining me. another word on that breaking news from capitol hill. paul ryan meeting with house republicans.lly he told house republicans to get behind donald trump because the voters have spoken. some house republicans are not so willing to get behind donald trump because they're angry over donald trump's attacks on judge curiel and the speech that donald trump gave last night, it didn't do it for them. we're going to talk about that, and we're going to talk about the historic nature of the democratic primary. with me to talk about both topics, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. thanks for being here. >> glad to be with you. >> i just want to get into what's happening on capitol hill with the house republicans and the republican party in disarray over donald trump. can you naught into historical per speck -- can you put that into historical perspective? >> history doesn't look kindly on such disarray. in 1912, you had a split between the progressives support could tro teddy roosevelt through the primaries and william hour taft who had the delegates. when they couldn't come togethe