that is because donald trump came house speaker paul ryan. scott thuman reports after the meeting the fireworks started online. tell us about it. scott: to some degree, alison, a moment we want to take a snapshot. with the hours after the meeting the house speaker paul ryan tweeted out a photo of himself with school children on the hill. the kamas, "my most important meeting of the day." >> i was encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are planting the speeds to get ourselves unified. scott: but he stopped short of endorsing the republican front-runner his bid for the white house. >> you don't put it together in 45 minutes. scott: that seems to be the biggest problem for the republicans right now. especially with deep divide over the policy and the campaign style at the end of a contentious primary season. >> he gets it about being presidential an that is how he acts toward me. in private. he has to be donald trump. that is what got him here. scott: after his meeting with speaker ryan he met with the g.o.p. house

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." >> reporter: trump responded to ryan by saying he wasn't ready to endorse his legislative agenda, either, though he held out hope for compromise. scott, all year, ryan has been developing proposals and bills to help distance rank and file house republicans from trump. mission accomplished. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. also skeptical of donald trump, most women voters. our cbs news poll gives hillary clinton a 27-point lead among women, and we have more from nancy cordes. >> reporter: if you google "clinton," the first thing that pops up is a campaign ad offering an official "hillary for america" woman card for those who sign up on line, a play off this now-infamous trump comment. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. >> reporter: clinton's holding a good hand, leading trump among white women, for instance biker 11 point. the last democrat to win white women in a presidential election was her husband in 19 96. in 2012, they went for mitt romney by 14 point. trump insists he can make up ground because he knows what women want. >> women want strong military. they want to know that they're secure in our nation.

jordan with a win is in third position now behind jason day, adam scott. and ryan palmer now. he's not going to do anything careless here. for a tie for third. well done. that's for his dad. his father butch who passed away last august who loved coming to this tournament with his son more than any other. let's go down to peter kostis. peter: thanks, i'm here with our champion, jordan. i know you wanted to debt t first tournament in texas. you've finally done it. what a spectacular back nine. congratulations. jordan: thank you. as much as you play it off, that's a tough hump to get over, coming back from augusta and to do it in our third tournament back. michael was fantastic this so week, kept me so positive. i feel very blessed. to win in front of our home fans too, what a great week. peter: congratulations. well done, mate. jim: that's a big one for him. his mother, father, city in the gallery all weekend long there to celebrate a very special scene here and spectacular golf and there selly to greet her brother. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performe

for those in the room it was apparent that he had her back, similar to what scott walker, ryan's friend in wisconsin does as well. i also think that we can't downplay the relationship, ryan still communicates with mitt romney frequently, was his vp running mate in 2012 as you know very well. romney near on board with trump as are the last two president bushes and bush family and a lot of people who paul ryan reads in conservative publications and articles are not there either. he is on this congressional island i would say. however, within the republican party, there certainly are more people receptive to his views. i think though that the longer this divide happens, for example, flz a meeting today of what i've dubbed the trump caucus, members of congress who supported them. almost half of the committee chairman are part of the caucus. they came out with a whole stack of make america great again hats and said this will get members to our side. it's this idea of get on board, get on for the winning team. don't be a holdout. and while it's easier to have that opinion and stance in may, t

paul ryan, marco rubio, scott walker, all publicly siding with the governor against the presumptive nominee and taking swipes at trump in the process. here's my question. trump is in the process of trying to unify the party, this martinez thing is specific kind of out burst. how big of a problem is this specific thing but what it symbolizes about trump's approach to the project of unification. >> he also hit jeb bush. he hit -- >> mitt romney. >> they're donors don't like that. they've got donors he wants to win over. i think having reflected on this overnight and looking at the reaction, i think the trump brand is anti-establishment, anti-career politician and it's about strength. he wants people to get on board. if people aren't going to on board, he's going to flick at them. if they don't come on board, he doesn't think he needs them. i get the notion the unity project is important. he's going to get paul ryan and almost everybody else. >> it's hard for me to see. there's not a world in which i'll say that donald trump, for basically no reason, martinez is not never trump. all she said s

paul ryan, governor scott walker. cruz rights to to bring out mike pens.really like donald trump but maybe i'm going to vote for cruz. almost apologizing. first of all, the man is running for governor. put on your big boy pants and act like a governor. that doesn't help cruz. >> i don't think that trump lost because of his own mistakes. for three weeks he stopped being trump. i think the thing donald trump is doing is he is continuing to be donald trump only a stronger donald trump. he is going out there and making policy speeches, getting more details. he is still on the make america great candidate that people are continuing to resonate with. whether you like him or not, this is who he is, who he is, who he is. >> when people say he has to pivot for the general election, what you are saying is people want the real donald. >> yes. >> and that he can't pivot. but then how does he get the left and the independents. >> i completely disagree with people who say he needs to pivot. i 100% disagree. because people say that they like him because he is authentic a

scott: paul ryan said mitt romney an eye on a lot of issues but this is a largest contrast. they admit they have to bury the hatchet. but whether they can do that is yet to be seen. donald trump called lindsey graham. they had a phone conversation. graham said it was great talking to him. hasn't changed my stance. there will be a lot of republicans that have been on the hill a long time to say yeah, he can come and make amends but it doesn't mean i will endorse this man. jonathan: mainly because he is an outsider and not a politician, all the other folks are? scott: that may be one way to look at it but if they unify in the concept of beat hillary clinton they will coalesce a little bit. jonathan: we'll get closer to it, coalesce more. scott: perhaps. michelle: sony wants to be able to take a picture at the blink of an eye. literally. it's looking into creating a contact lens that acts as a digital camera. sony filed an application to patent the lens. sony says the lens would be able to capture still images or video using embedded sensors and camera 27-year-old man in china

. >> speaker ryan has not yet formally endorsed donald trump and scott, the entire time you said what a joke. why? >> this is why i am sort of gone with the republican party. i'm fed up with the way they handle every situation. they can't stop shooting themselves in the foot. trump is the nominee, period. you get behind him. if this was a democrat and it was hillary or bernie, it's over.everybody is lock step with that person but we have to make a big event, make a big stink out of it. you do the stuff behind closed doors, you don't do this so the american people can see how on unified you are. you're a big shot paul ryan, i get it. you don't have to make big grandstand and get trump to come to you.you've got to go to him. he's the guy now and i hope this puts an end to it. this is a fine line for donald trump who i think is great by the way. does he want this endorsement? does he want this, because he's been so antiestablishment the whole time here. does he want to get into bed with these people? i don't know. he's a smarter guy than i so he will make that decision but just cut the c

to somebody, doing a project around lead and water and what should be invested in. , hisi called scott ryan gig is innovation and startup technology. he said first often terms of where the investment needs to be is democracy. every foundation would should be given 5% of their grant to democracy. that will keep the water safe. >> peter? little, again, a there is a federal role in oversight. this came up in flint, too, as an oversight role that maybe they did not lay as well as i we don't havery 50 state water quality laws. we have federal water quality laws. we don't want there to be disparities to different communities because some may be weaker than others in the standards. there is a federal role and i would argue updating the safe drinking water act, and expanding hugely the numbers and types of chemicals that are regulated in our drinking water, and then helping the states meet their responsibilities in meeting their standards. i think what i'm going to do is ask each of you if you have any final thoughts you would secondsshare, 10 or 20 with the audience, then i will make a wrapping up

morning, donald trump wrapping up a meeting with house speaker paul ryan, and our chief nbc correspondent john harwood has the details. >> scott, this meeting went as well as republicans could have hop hoped. clearly, paul ryan has disagreements with donald trump, and he did not support him saying that he would not fake unity, but he pronounced ate difference of ideas with more in common, and looking to get the ticket together for the fall. this is paul ryan for the news conference. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump to d today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified to bridge the g gaps and differences, and so from here, we will go deeper into the policy areas to see where that common ground is, and how we can make sure that we are operating off of the same core principles. >> now, clearly, scott, they are not going to be bridging all of the differences on policy, and the differences on trade, immigration, entitlements, and also on tone which is very important to paul ryan as a disciple of jack kemp who preached a positive kind of supply-side con ser servativism you

ryan is not rushing to jump on the trump bandwagon. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am heather nault in for jeopaly. -- jenna lee. >> and speaker ryan said he is not ready to throw support behind trump. in response, mr. trump is telling fox and friends, he is surprised and not bothered by it and plans to hash it out with the speaker. i think it is not a good thing. it is something that the party should get solved quickly and i know we are meeting next week. >> donald trump said he was surprised this morning, anything new from him? >> it is taking a shine off of the newly minted status. but donald trump immediately after paul ryan said he didn't think he would support donald trump. donald trump said i am not sure i support paul ryan's agenda either. and the president admonished the press to fully vet all of the presidential candidates, some is of them could lead us in to conflict on foreign shores. and asked about paul ryan's lack of getting behind donald trump and saying what did he think the implications were? >> there is no doubt that there is a debate th

ryan didn't argue. >> reporter: trump did get the support today of three of the g.o.p.'s biggest donors, including home depot c.e.o. ken langone. but, scott, marco rubio, who trump said he would consider for rsp., said he would not endorse trump but campaign for house and senate republicans instead. >> pelley: major garrett in the washington newsroom. erjor, thank you. well, trump has opened a very personal line of attack targeting hillary clinton's marriage. nancy cordes has that. >> they're going after me with women? give me a break, folks. ep reporter: trump said last waek he wants to take the high road, but he's already hit some potholes. >> she's married to a man who is the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. ie reporter: clinton's allies argue attacks like that will backfire. .er approval rating improved leen her husband cheated. >> i'm going to let him run his campaign however he chooses. >> reporter: clinton herself sys she has heard it all before. but trump is taking it one step further, claiming clinton silenced women who accused her husband of harassment. >> she was a total enabler. she would go after these women

scott, we're just now waiting on the ruling from a north carolina federal court. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thank you. today the nation's top elected republican, house speaker paul ryan, said there's just no point in trying to fake party unity around donald trump. ryan also warned that any attempt to lunch a third-party candidate would be a disaster for republicans. major garrett is following the presumptive nominee. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm very different than everyone else. i actually don't think so. >> reporter: donald trump has broken with g.o.p. orthodoxy in recent days on issues like raising the federal minimum wage. here's what he said in i hate to say it, but we have to leave it the way it is. >> reporter: this was trump yesterday, sounding more like a democrat. >> i don't know how peopl make it on $7.25. an hour. with that being said, i would like to see an increase of some magnitude, but i'd rather leave it to the states. it will provide major tax relief. >> reporter: in september trump called for across-the-board tax cuts. now trump is open to giving the wealthiest a smaller break than he first proposed. trump'

jeb bush, scott walker, paul ryan, marco rubio, all these folks came out of the woodwork to support martinezwithout trashing trump, but to reinforce support for her. and i guess it's a reminder i do think perhaps there will be a chunk of folks, whether they actually show up to cleveland and decide to use that -- the floor to make a point. remember, george romney continued to express reservations on the floor of the '64 convention, i believe with a young mitt romney watching on. i don't know -- mitt romney is probably not going to go to cleveland. jeb bush is not going to cleveland. i don't know if anybody is going to use cleveland as a backdrop to do this. >> what about the fact that you haven't had a single hispanic republican, and we can think of some prominent one, the marco rubios for that matter, not a single hispanic republican has come out and defended or supported donald trump. at some point doesn't he need at least one of them because they still have to close that ethnic gap in terms of just the demographics in november? >> look, i don't know if any -- at this point how is it going

ryan will endorse donald trump. it's unclear when that endorsement will come. we're live from the satellite center katherine scottel6 "action news." matt. >> thanks katherine. >>> happening today a montgomery county high school that was damaged by fire will reopen on a normal schedule. smoke spread through north penn high in towamencin township yesterday forcing more than 3,000 students and faculty out. the fire broke out in a band storage room on the ground floor. there is minor damage. no one was hurt. north penn officials say the school has been properly ventilated and is now safe for students. >> new on "action news" the tredyffrin township police department released surveillance pictures of a suspect in a strong arm robbery. it happened on thursday night. police say a blue car with two men inside pulled up to a woman in a parking lot 67891 of the men grabbed the victim's purse as the vehicle sped away. police say one of the men tried to use the victim's credit cards at a wegmans and target in malvern. >> mr. cosby do you have anything to say to your fans? do you have anything to say to those kids that loved

ryan and trump aides will sit down to continue the efforts to unite the party. >> thank you, kristen. let's talk more about this with eugene scott eugene, the focus is on john miller. the man who may or may not exist. the man who is allegedly a spokesperson for donald trump. a lot of people are saying he sounds a lot like donald trump. listen to this. >> a lot of the people that you write about really are -- they call. they call. actresses, people you write about, call to see if they can go out with him and things. i have sort of have been put here to handle all of the press. >> that was a tape that was a recording between sue carswell and john miller. she said she did not give the tape to the washington post this week. maybe it was donald trump. let's see what she told michael smerconish. >> two people had the tape. i had the tape and donald trump had the tape. it did not get to the post by me. >> you think trump did it? >> yes. look what has gone on. taxes, paul ryan, butler. now trump likes people magazine stories. >> strange amount of curiosity surrounding this to be sure and if it happened. it would be weird. perhaps the bi

. >>> joining closing bell exchange, mark is back from us fromening, montgomery scott, john brady from r.j. ryan is playing rick santelli and kenny paulcari. kenny, i'll start with you. we have just like the apple suppliers, one day there's tremendous volatility, then there's nothing going on. today you got a decided lack of volatility. what's the market waiting for, do you think? >> listen, it's all about the fed speak. yeah, you have pockets of individual names that are reacting to, you know, the good news, apple's one, mcdonald's another one. the broader market is happy sitting and waiting. there's been a lot of lot of fed speak between last week and this week, janet yellen and other commentary inbetween mixed with macro data. the market is happy to wait. are they moving in june, not moving in june. what's that going to mean. big asset managers are happy to sit and wait until they get a clearer picture. volume is down. that tells you people are sitting it out. there's nothing really that's creating any individual, broader market volatility so, therefore, you have kind of a quiet day. >> mark,

scott: trump has the goal gaits to secure the nomination -- delegates to secure the nomination it still doesn't mean everybody is on board. speaker of the house paul ryan still seems hesitant to endorse. >> what i'm most concerned about is making sure we have real party unity. not pretend party unity. real party unity. we need to win the election in the fall. scott: so trump will remain the presumptive nominee until they officially cast the ballot at the convention in july. alison: what happens between now and then? scott: he will be campaigning. in fact in an hour, he is in montana. tomorrow san diego. sunday he says he will be here in our area for the rolling thunder rally that goes down at the national mall. we are still going to see a lot of him between now and july. but not floor. alison: thank you for the update. take a look at the democratic side. hillary clinton has 2305 delegates. bernie sanders has 1639. it takes 2383 to win the democratic nomination. leon: all right. tens of thousands of people are taking to trains, planes, automobiles to make the memorial day get-away. they are estimating 38 million americans will travel for the holiday wee

news that house speaker paul ryan will be endorsing donald trump but there's no word yet on when that endorsement will come. we're live from the satellite center, katherine scottchannel6 "action news." matt. >> thanks, katherine. >>> new on "action news" here the tredyffrin township police department released surveillance pictures of a suspect in a strong arm robbery. it happened at the gateway shopping center on swedesford road in wayne on thursday night. police say a blue car with two men inside pulled up to a woman in a parking lot and one of the men grabbed the victim's purse as the vehicle sped off. police say one of the men then tried to use the victim's credit cards at a wegmans and the target in east white land township. >> a montgomery county high school damaged by fire will be back opened today on a normal schedule. smoke spread thr penn high school in towamencin township yesterday forcing out over 3,000 students and faculty. the fire broke out in a band storage room on the ground floor. there is some minor damage. but nobody was hurt. the state fire marshal's office is investigate wag kicked off the fire. north penn officials say the school has been

scott. >> i am heather childers. it has been a busy day for donald trump and republicans. paul ryan sitting down this morning with him. the speaker of the house said he was not ready to support is the presidential nominee. the speaker said he was encouraged by their conversation and in a joint statement trump and ryan said they are committed to working together to unify the party. ryan will not go into specifics of what they talked about. >> it is important that the conversation is between the two of us. no offense, i will not litigate our conversation thu the media. when you get to know someone you have a conversation of trust between each other. i will keep the things we discussed between the two of us. and they are personal in some senses. we talked about what it takes to unify and where our differences were and how to bridge the gaps going forward so we are a strong party going into the fall. >> john robert ps has been trailing mr. trump and he joins us now live. >>>> reporter: there was no white smoke, but there was no black smoke. donald trump talks about how he built things a

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ryan. i wanted to see marco rubio type. tell you for governors who is being totally underlooked is scott walker, who has been a gold standardative executive leadership in wisconsin. a swing state. a key state. >> get down. >> someone who i think understands how to do trench warfare. >> dagen is excited about that. >> i always love hearing something you haven't heard before. john kasich, he denied he would want it, but he is has the experience in washington but exhibited such a connection with the voters, something i talked about recently. he really understands what people want and he has been able to get out there and really develop personal relationships with these voters. but again, i do not think it will be chris christie on any given day because you can't have kind of two loud yankees on the same ticket. no offense but. harris: i question that you have worked with governor christie. >> i have, yes. harris: so you know him pretty well and there was a reason in the beginning why people wondered why is he backing trump to the degree which he is? now he is running transitional team? did somebody promise him something? what

scott walker in tonight for melissa lee. our traders are tim seymour, karen finerman and steve grasso and ryan kelly. the worst slide in two decades. is tim cook worried? we'll hear what he said to jim cramer exclusively moments ago. plus, missed a rally? we've got three stocks making 52-week highs. a top technician says we're going even higher. we'll see if any of them are worth buying. wells fargo says the s&p 500 could rally 10% this year. the bull behind the call makes his case in just a few moments. but first, we start out with the markets. the dow, nasdaq and s&p firmly in the green. it came down to one thing. a weaker dollar. the dollar has fallen for six straight days sitting at its lowest level since august. is it really this simple. >> it's been weaker are dollar and stronger oil, too. they go hand in hand. i'm still in the camp that we're in a correction in the dollar. for the last month or so, i've been wrong on being long dollar. when i look back at the longer term, we had 18 months from 2014, to the peak in 2015. where we had a 20% run in the dollar. now, over the last 14 months, we've

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scott brown won't be donald trump's running mate. >> it was a revealing week though because it proved with those sound bites certainly there, also the stuff he was saying about lindh egraham and paul ryan, he is a pitcher with one pitch. comes in and throws heat, all he's got and that's what he's going to do and to me, what was striking about it, john, the fact it had a different scent to it than it did in the primary, because he is now the nominee, and i think for a lot of people in the party, oh my gosh, it's going to be the same routine. he's not changing at all. that's what you got. >> trump is gonna trump as molly said. the pundits are waiting for a year he's going to change. it's not going to happen. is he who he is. if he changes for a day the following day he'll be back to his default position. >> he tried to reach out to bernie sanders' supporter, many of them are angry and feel the system is rigged. wait a minute, you're putting the chairs of the key committees at the conventions, they're all hillary supporters, sanders has been rational about this. i get the math it's really hard but i still have a small chance and you should give me my chance. even senator sanders knows wha

abc news that house speaker paul ryan will endorse donald trump but it's unclear when that endorsement will come. we're live from the satellite center, katherine scotttion news. matt. >> thanks katherine. >>> new here on "action news" the tredyffrin township police department released surveillance pictures of a suspect in a strong armed robbery at the twenty eight way shopping center in wayne on thursday night. police say a blue car with two men inside pulled up to a woman in the parking lot. one of the men grabbed the victim's purse as the vehicle sped off. police say one of the men then tried to use the victim's credit cards at a wegmans an target in east white land township. >> a montgomery county high school damaged by fire will be back opened today and on a normal schedule. smoke spread through north penn high school in towamencin township yesterday forcing out over 3,000 students and faculty. the fire broke out in a band storage room on the ground floor. there is some minor damp but no one was hurt. the state fire marshal's office is investigating a cause. north penn officials say the school has been properly ventilated and that it is safe for

sumptive nominee is looking ahead to a meeting with house speaker paul ryan and other top gop leaders tomorrow in d.c. congressman scott us now from kplil. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> the speaker was caught a little bit off guard by the question. i think it would have been helpful had he already met with donald trump before he asked that, i think a lot of fences will be mended on thursday, and i honestly don't know that it was as bad as it looked in the media. >> fox has learned that apparently people close to paul ryan have said that speaker ryan upset about some of mr. trump's comments regarding muslims and also disavowing david quickly enough. does something like that matter quickly like you? >> that's something the two of them will really matter and what people across america think. both republicans and democrats in washington have a big problem and that's what we're seeing from the electorate. we need to focus on what the people want government to do. not what the establishment thinks is right or wrong because that's obviously being rejected. >> one of the things you are doing up on capitol hill, congre

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ryan camp. george and alison. >>> a lot to talk about and to break it all down in the battle over the e-mail. let's talk with reporter eugene scott live in washington. eugene, let's talk about the e-mail situation. this report basically says that hillary clinton never got permission to use the e-mail server that she used. how serious is this for her right now in the campaign fighting against donald trump and bernie sanders? >> this is very concerning to many people who have been paying close attention to the issue i think for a while. the former secretary maintains she had permission and this report brings that into question. this is concerning to some people. i don't think depending on where you stand in the clinton or trump camps that this is a deciding factor. most people have already made up their minds whether or not they figure the e-mails are a big issue that reflect on her character. >> you geeugene, pardon me for interrupting, trump keeps putting it out there. he is branding like that and you have the independent voters, people still trying to make up their minds and they see something like this. wouldn't that play into

wouldn't be surprising to see governor rick scott of florida, jeff sessions of alabama come up to trump tower in the coming weeks. >> what are the chances of speaker ryanly. i think he's focused on his house activities. his attention is not so much to rebuild, or building a relationship with donald trump. it's about preserving the house majority. and he still has some reservations, especially privately about whether trump is good for the party or not. >> how much more do you anticipate we'll see of donald trump making the visit down to washington? >> i think that's more of a paul manafort activity. he's the new campaign chairman and he's the one who has the relationships, going back decades with many of these senators and congressmen. and trump may not do it himself. >> and we know paul manafort has been holding those meetings on a regular basis. always appreciate you being with us. thank you. >>> as we head now to break, we want to update you on today's pulse question. we asked whether you would vote for a third party candidate. you can see the results. basically unchanged from earlier this hour. if you haven't weighed in, you can do so at pulse.msnbc

. >> scott, appreciate your joining us, but we have to leave it there because we are et getting breaking news with house speaker paul ryan at the public briefing. >> we are passing through more and more through the lane, and we are putting in a bill ahead of the summer busy travel. okay. i want to talk about the vote that we just had on the energy and the water appropriations bill. when i became speaker, one of the commitments i made to the members and to the american people was to open up this process. that means having more members contribute. it means more andmes both sides means fewer predetermined outcomes, and yes, more unpredictability. early on i stood up here, and you remember this, and it is one of the first press conferences saying that some bills might fail, because we won't tightly control the process and tightly control outcome around here, and that is what happened here today. it is unfortunate, because this is a very good bill. it improves our energy infrastructure, and it enhances the national security and it uses the power of the purse to stop harmful regulations. but what we learned today is that the d

thing do trump, mcconnell and ryan think it's a good start, not does gingrich think it's a good start. >> i'd like to see a team of rivals like bobby jindals and rick scotts and john kasichs and rudy giulianis and newt gingrichs be named ahead of time and show that, hey, he's serious about bringing serious, successful people that have governed well into government which leads me to this, the question you'll hate. you're the last guy that balanced the budget. last speaker of the house to balance the budget. you brought welfare reform. this was a real transformative speakership that you've had. your name keeps popping up for v.p. if asked, would you accept it? >> well, i'd certainly talk about it. i wouldn't turn it down automatically. callista and i are both aware of how the importance of being good citizens. i have to say, it keeps getting brought up because you keep bringing it up. >> no, no, it's not me. i did have a poll on my website, hannity.com, and you did win the poll. are you accusing my audience of being bias? >> no, i'm accusing you of being bias. >> tell me who else is going to balance the budget? who's going to -- who else is going to literal

scott, thank you very much. that does it for us. "risk & reward" starts right now. deirdre: donald trump on capitol hill earlier. he met with house speaker paul ryan, rnc chairman, reince priebus. the goal, unity. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. republican leaders are backing donald trump, senator orrin hatch of utah, former house speaker john boehner and former national republican committee chairman greg walden. even senator lindsey graham is changing his tune. >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us. i don't think he is qualified to be commander-in-chief. i will support every other country in the country but i can't go where trump takes us. we reached out with a good discussion, positive thing. i will focus on the house and senate. deirdre: senator graham made it clear that is not an endorsement but some of the themes coming out meeting on the hill, trump and speaker ryan, both acknowledging unifying takes time especially after divisive primaries and trump bringing new voters to the republican party. peter barnes in d.c. where it all happens. peter what is your read on tone? >> well, the republicans, deirdre, at least fo

scott, thank you very much. that does it for us. "risk & reward" starts right now. deirdre: donald trump on capitol hill earlier. he met with house speaker paul ryanman, reince priebus. the goal, unity. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. republican leaders are backing donald trump, senator orrin hatch of utah, former house speaker john boehner and former national republican committee chairman greg walden. even senator lindsey graham is changing his tune. >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us. i don't think he is qualified to be commander-in-chief. i will support every other country in the country but i can't go where trump takes us.

scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. the race does continue as donald trump gearing up for a meeting on thursday with speaker of the house paul ryan after saying he was blindsided by the speaker's announcement that he was not ready to endorse him. mister trump now refusing to rule out removing the house speaker from his role as chairman of the republican convention if he doesn't come around. as trump suggests, he will be changing his tone but he may be tweaking his position on taxes and the minimum wage be one we have team fox coverage, steve ducey live with the latest on the democratic race but we start with john robert live in our new york city newsroom. reporter: good morning, good to see you. forget the noise behind me. a prominent member of the republican national committee told me late last night the next seven days will be crucial not just for donald trump but for the republican party. they will tell whether this is going to be the trump party, the republican party or whether the republican party will be able to break into a number of different factions under the rules that have to be brought together in the chaotic novembe

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scott, the governor of florida, marco rubio is from florida. one thing we know from the past has been often you think someone from their state will help you win, but paul ryan from wisconsin, barack obama won wisconsin in 2012. >> didn't work. >> it may be smart to pick someone more i'd logically similar to you, the way al gore was picked by bill clinton, that was a good pick for example. >> you named some wild cards too. who are your wild cards? >> i put a wild card in there being chris christie. he has no obvious advantage due to electoral votes. you'd have trump, loud mouth aggressive candidate and you'd have christie, someone in that same mold. that would be an unusual pick. that is someone out there striking to think about as well. >> we got ted cruz, joni earnst and maryland governor larry hogan. let's talk about the democrats quickly. hillary clinton, running mate. just walk me through. what's the strategy and who do you think? >> the traditional focus would be to pick someone -- we've not had a woman president before. you would assume if she follows politics would pick a man. so you think about tim kaine, senator from virginia, ohio's brown, another

scott. good to see you. >> good to see you, neil. neil: what do you make of those saying i don't know? >> like paul ryan?ink it is skepticism at all. i think it is self-indulgent how can this benefit me play. i think he is trying to be a power player and, for me, it tells me everything that is sort of wrong with the republican party. sort of done with them. i think they shoot themselves in the foot every other minute. trump is the nominee. neil: very early on you liked him. >> i did. neil: any who did not because of his language, way he treated with people, none of that mattered to you. why not? >> first of all it was the way he was talking that attracted me to him, because when i hear politicians talking it sounds like the parents in charlie brown. waw, waw. when i heard trump speaking i heard, sentences phrases that understood. once i saw what his policy proposals were, my wife was on him before him. i was scott walker guy. he disappeared. still think he is a good guy but i jumped right to trump. once i heard his policies, i just seemed different, fresh and exciting to me and i thought, man, this is th

scott deslajiers from louisiana. you were with him right before the tennessee primary. >> correct. >> so did what happened today with donald trump and speaker ryan, was that enough for you or do you really want him to come out, the speaker and endorse donald trump as soon as possible? >> i think he needs to as soon as possible. he is our nominee. it happened rather fast and media happening is because of you, quite frankly, and the question last week and set off the firestorm. >> you're not blaming the immediate why. >> crediting you. it's a news cycle. everyone thought this was probably going to go further. i think cruz dropping out took people by surprise and a certain distance between now and the republican convention in july where we kind of put these things together and kind of been forced in a sense to fast forward the process and trump hasn't had a chance to meet the lawmakers and as he does that and i think you mentioned earlier with dana, paul ryan found trump to be very engaging, congenial and i think others find the same thing. >> is there more pressure on speaker hou eer within the hous endorse or not endorse donald trump or the gener