and so sheridan will -- what about -- i will tell you, i really don't like bill sheridan. it doesn't matter. heill tell you that because takes credit for everything afterwards and he deservedly doesn't deserve to do that. his good friend george crook had but ideas about the battles when you read sheridan's reports, it was the brilliance --sheridan -- he's not very i've always -- if you think of three ragged stool and in oak tree stump, that was sheridan. the joke was that it was this attle bit little man on such big course and also the joke was to get on that horse you have to shimmy up a sword. command., he takes is a mountain. the bedrock is the six core. and what you speak -- folks i will tell you -- the correct term at this time -- he used to be the eighth core but now it is the army of west virginia under george crook. they are going to bring infantry and a calvary division. at the end of august because him oneally doesn't need a peninsula, he sends to cavalry divisions to sheridan's army. in turn, you have girl -- do bother a -- he was a logical choice to head the se

in fact, sheridan unlike any general, sheridan says, you can take my army. i whipped jubal early, you do not need me. you don't need my army. you can have the calvary back. we will occupy the valley know, grant was absolutely right. but sheridan did not see that. early would have put up a fight in the blue ridge mountains, but his morale is that that and so forth, so sheridan starts to retreat back in marches south down the valley and outset middletown along cedar creek. -- a nice camping ground along cedar creek. in the meantime, robert e. lee is writing to jubal early and saying, look, you have to do something. i think you are fighting your army piecemeal. you've got to hit them all at once. we need a victory, in other words, is what lee is saying. early is writing back saying, you know, there's a lot of damn yankees in this valley. lee did not think it was possible. he did not think with the army opposing him at petersburg they had so many yankees soldiers at the valley. early said, there is a lot of them. and then, at the recommendation of an officer --

well, general sheridan himself has given me a new command. >> it is because of phil sheridan that custerre his one-year suspension is over. and general sheridan thinks highly of custer, and he believes custer can get the job done. >> for custer, it's a chance to redeem himself, as he leads his 7th calvary on a winter offensive, determined to catch the enemy off guard. >> custer knows he's going to have to get the indians in secret. he knows he's going to have get them when it's cold, when they are all huddled down for the winter. >> general, indian village on the ridge! >> prepare to dismount! show me. >> there, sir. >> the cavalry finds a fresh trail and follows it to the outskirts of a cheyenne village. >> general, suppose there's more indians down there than we can handle? >> there aren't enough indians in the entire country to whip the 7th cavalry. prepare the regiment to attack. >> feeling the pressure for a victory, custer wastes no time gathering intelligence. taking a page from his west point playbook and civil war success, he divides his men, ordering an immediate attack from mu

. >> phil sheridan is the manager of the home clubhouse he says they use tied for years but recentlytched to more powerful detergent to cut back on scrub time. >> you know the secret. >> can we get the tip. >> unfortunately, you won't find this stuff at the store. it's accustom blend. >> we have a water softener arc bleaching agent arc protein release, a mrsa repel length agent. >> we need to be vigilant about those super bugs. >> which stain is toughest to stomp out. >> grass. >> tobacco. >> i think it's got to be chili dog. >> the clay stains from the first few days. >> can't believe i didn't know that. >> sheridan estimates they do 3,000 loads a season first using a pressure hose to blast off debris then 25 minute cold cycle all before hanging them to dry. how many jersey does each player get? >> 30. >> 100. >> 80. >> they have two jersey for the whole year. two home, two road. two of each alternates. >> what's wrong with the phillies budget. >> whose the mess yesterday player. >> herrera. >> herrara definitely. >> he slides head first. >> fans get excited because we score and i s

. >> phil sheridan is the manager of the home clubhouse he says they use tied for years but recentlywitched to more powerful detergent to cut back on scrub time. >> you know the secret. >> can we get the tip. >> unfortunately, you won't find this stuff at the store. it's accustom blend. >> we have a water softener arc bleaching agent arc protein release, a mrsa repel length agent. >> we need to be vigilant about those super bugs. >> which stain is toughest to stomp out. >> grass. >> tobacco. >> i think it's got to be chili dog. >> the clay stains from the first few days. >> can't believe i didn't know that. >> sheridan estimates they do 3,000 loads a season first using a pressure hose to blast off debris then 25 minute cold cycle all before hanging them to dry. how many jersey does each player get? >> 30. >> 100. >> 80. >> they have two jersey for the whole year. two home, two road. two of each alternates. >> what's wrong with the phillies budget. >> whose the mess yesterday player. >> herrera. >> herrara definitely. >> he slides head first. >> fans get excited because we score and i

>> maybe the quiet, upscale streets off of sheridan and connecticut and massachusetts avenues. national journal this week quoting sources said the obamas have zeroed in on sheridan colorama and named no specific house. this one on colorama circle might do, but the driveway is small. real estate agents point to maybe this house, 10 colorama circle. privacy and off street, hidden away parking. the lease, $9500 a month, agents say it went off the market last week. when we called and asked about the house, the phone went dead. >> the number you are calling is temporarily unavailable. please try later. >> maybe that doesn't mean anything, but neighbors would welcome the obamas. sally burke preservationist in this neighborhood 36 years. >> well, since i live here, i think, it's a good choice. there are 30 kids on our street. it's become a very neighborhoody place to live. >> reporter: the heavily wooded area above rock creek park filled with embassies already-ly patrolled. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >> right now president obama's in the middle of a three-day visit to viet

sheridan in the valley, same thing. the myths continue in both .laces as to what was destroyed a very distinguishing story that we know tells the fact that he was with a group of people in a meeting and a man swore that every mel in the shenandoah valley was burned. after the program is over, the guy said where do we eat. the guy said we go to this restored mill that has been converted into a restaurant. so, there is the image that everything gets wiped out or destroyed. i do not know the differences. , and these were orders to destroy as well. grant knew what was going on. it happened with his consent. we have an image of sherman as a lunatic that convinced 60,000 people to go along with him on a binge of destruction. no one knows what he is doing, he is doing it on his own. it was done with the permission of his superior officers. it is not coincidence that it is happening at the same time. the lincoln administration is saying "enough is enough, let's get it over with." i think of it like the atomic bomb. no one would

the "post's" deputy foreign editor mary beth sheridan joins me now from washington, d.c.nk you so much for joining us. first thing starting out can you just explain how does something like this happen? how are children forced to be informants for the government? >> it's an amazing story, i have to say. in many cases in recent years the government has either managed to capture al-shabaab troops who were forced by them to fight. or children actually gave themselves up, tried to escape and what is supposed to happen is the government is supposed to turn these kids over to u.n. authorities or other humanitarian groups to be rehabilitated. but instead our reporter kevin found they detained a lot of them and forced them to go out on very dangerous missions and point out former colleagues, otherwise i'd tie al-shabab installation or members 3/4 your story describes -- >> thompson: are. >> thompson: forced to walk publicly in the streets and identify them. what kind of danger does that put that in? >> a huge amount. the kids told you, kevin interviewed eight of them and talked to

news 4's tom sherwood takes us to sheridan colorama. >> the homes of sheridan colorama, big, beautiful two years ago visited the white house gardens. >> they grew up in this neighborhood between connecticut and massachusetts avenues. she's not surprised that unconfirmed reports president obama's obama's family is looking in the sheridan color a ama area next january eight months away. real estate agents tells news 4 they check for security and privacy. >> it's a perfect size. it's very comfy inside. very comfy inside. >> secure in the back? >> yes. >> the national journal this week secured that the obamas have picked this neighborhood, but no specific house. they have privacy despite being close to the curb. it has off-street, hidden away parking. the lease, $9500 a month. it suddenly went off the market last week. when news 4 called asking about the house the phone line went dead and then no answer. >> the number you are calling is temporarily unavailable. anything, but neighbors would welcome the obamas. sally burke is a historic preservationist who has lived in the neighborhood 36 y

south of there south 680 near sheridan south of 84, we have this accident.now completely out of lanes. but the damage is done. 51 minutes from 580 to 101. >>> bart is hoping a new train control system can make the system run more efficiently. each train would convey its precise location in real time so they could travel closer together enabling trains to slow down more smoothly. it jerks as the train slows down now. bart is seeking government grants and wants to award a contract in 2018. >>> graffiti is such a problem in san jose, the city is thinking about paying people to repor vandals. the city council is considering offering $1,000 to anyone reporting graffiti leading to an arrest and recovery of damage costs. it would also apply to household item dumping. >>> florida governor rick scott will be in san francisco today. jerry brown isn't happy about it. scott is trying to move jobs to florida. ready >> no state income in california and governor scott has cut regulations, now florida is adding one million jobs. not losing them. >> in a letter governor brow

try to lay blame, and a lot of the whole image of custer as being reckless started after the war, sheridan and grant led the way and said custer was reckless and did all these things, even though, as i posted on my public facebook page, sheridan's last telegram to the commander of custer's immediate commander of custer's column said you have to rely on your own column for success ex-only hope the indians hold together, you have enough to fight. this was the expectation the army had. what won the war with the sioux afterwards was just persistent dogged pursuit because the lakotas and cheyennes had to disperse to behind to sustain themselves. why lee could not sustain himself in the invasions of the north. his troops had to spread tout out to gather supplies. lee would have had to retreat. it would have been demoralizing hat the ewan not won but constant pressure brought the plains indians down in the en. wasn't big battlefield successes. and so it was just deploying the troops and keeping them out in the field is the way they won. you have to really go to the apache wars to find innovative

sheridan and grantland the way. even though as i posted on my public facebook page the immediate commander of custer's column, you have to rely on column for success. we only hope that the indians hold together and you have a knife troops. this was the expectation the army had. persistent, dogged pursuit because they had to disburse constant pressure is would actually brought the indians down in the end. deploying the troops and keeping them in the field is the way they want. an one separation. >> just a military, your opinion. if he had charge the indian camp like he was ordered to do, would that have made a difference? spe >> many more years. >> we can know. we don't know. as i like to say, the way i would answer it is all of the emphasis tends to be placed on the mistakes custer made and certainly could have done things differently, but as was noted, it is less that the army lost her custer lost than the indians one. you have not only an unprecedented number, but they are more militant because of the orders that

laura: i spoke a brief time ago to kevin sheridan, who served as communications director to paul ryanuring his vice presidential run and is a former spokesman for the public and committee. i started by asking why speaker ryan did not yet endorsed donald trump -- did not yet endorse donald trump. kevin: it is a very nasty campaign, and we have never seen such a personally vicious campaign before in either party. now we have got paul ryan who believes in inclusivity and reform agenda that brings more people into the party, and he believes in big ideas. he is looking at this as the best of several bad options. the other options would need to , voters have trump now elected and nominated for the presidency -- the other options would be to oppose donald trump. he is not ready to do that. in a toughs position, but meanwhile, donald trump is that pedaling on some of his most explosive positions -- for example, the ban on muslims entering the united states. does that make it easier for paul ryan to eventually endorse him? kevin: i think if he can do it over time. the problem is that he will s

. >>> we told you president obama was looking at homes in the sheridan, colorado neighborhood and now his family. and it's not too shabby. take a look. this was first reported by politico. now several media outlets say the obamas are planning to move here into this mansion. it is in the calla ram made neighborhood. politico says the house has nine bedrooms, 8 1/2 booths, and that it was previously sold for about $5.3 million. it's got something like room for ten cars. >> i still don't understand why you need a nine bedroom house for two people. kids are going off to school. >> well, he needs a few happen caves. >>> we're only a few days from memorial day, but the city of gaithersburg is already looking toward the fourth of july. >> you may have seen and heard city officials test things yesterday. the city tested a new location for its patriotic show. volunteered stationed themselves at different spots to make sure that they could see the fireworks two miles away. >> we have stationed people in 21 locations throughout the city on those areas that we've identified to just make sure that

sources that the obamas picked a home in the sheridan neighborhood. home at 10 colorado circle may be the obama's new address. nice house. the home leases for $9500 a month. >> do you think, that's cia, nsa -- >> who knows, i want to make sure tom comes into work this morning on time. i'm worried about him. >> $9500 a month. >> that's a hefty ticket price. >> that's your neighborhood. >> oh, no, no. i'm on the other side of connecticut avenue. >> there's a big place next door to that. >> right, with a pool and five cars, right. the basketball court is what i got. >> mine is the one with the mote around it. >> drawbridge. >> i always wanted a draw bridge. outside, what a great day it was. airplanes over the potomac yesterday, but coming up next hour i have an awesome shot of a beautiful sundog in the sky. i said to my dog, look, dog, there's a sundog. >> what does she say? >> woof. it's the first 80-degree day since april 26 and the second latest first 80-degree day in may. and now our warmest stretch of weather since last september. for today, what to

it's going to take some time and some cases for people to work through differences. >> so, kevin sheridan, reince is caught off guard that mr. trump called him. what do i do? what do you think looking ahead to the meeting to be a fly on the wall next thursday, what do they need to get done? >> i'm glad donald trump wants his support. you know, we were kind of wondering whether or not he wants conservative support. he was saying he doesn't necessarily need it. >> clearly he does. >> if he's going that way, look. this is going to have to be accommodation on both sides. paul ryan built a very serious agenda for addressing poverty, addressing entitlement reform. tax reform. corporate tax reform. he wants to make sure all of the things are represented in republican presidency and i think his design was originally to hand over his agenda to the presumptive nominee. that's not going to happen in total because donald trump has run and won on a totally different platform. they have to make accommodations on both sides. >> jump in. >> just really quick. i think one of the things that really illustr

passing on this bit of history to my nephew, we drove to the elms hotel, which is now part of the sheridan chain, believing the hotel must have a small room to memorialize the small -- the event could we approached the front desk, where i inquired if we could see the room where harry truman learned he had been elected president. with no sign of embarrassment, the person behind the desk remodeledoh, when we the hotel, we made that room into a broom closet. well, the lesson is we never know when the occasion will arise when we will be called upon to do our part to preserve , so,ry and our heritage keep your eyes open. [laughter] mr. coleman: this evening was made special by contributions from the following -- the pharmaceutical company, co. bank, america -- airlines for america, bank of america, and home depot. we appreciate their generous support. to her for coming, ladies and gentlemen. we ask you to join the members of the board to our reception. good evening. [applause] [indiscernible chatter] watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation l

. >> the national journal sources that the presidential family picked a home in the sheridan neighborhood in northwest. news4's tom sherwood went house hunting yesterday to find out if the home household. neighbors say it's a nice home. >> it's very come comfy inside. >> the house leases for $9500 a month. that's a big ticket price. >> yeah. the president is worth about $12 million, something like that i read? they can afford it. >>> all right. 6:16 is the time right now. >> breaking news right now, we are shut down inbound 14th street bridge. take a look at this. sounds like a three-car crash right now. do not go this way if you can possibly avoid it this morning. i know it is very hard for a lot of folks headed into the district if you can perhaps delay, you are going to be sitting in major traffic. so again, right now we are shut down inbound 14th street bridge. if that vehicl truck could get out of the way and let traffic by, it would really help things right now. it's not something they can do. chopper 4 still over this problem on southbound d.c. 295 before benning road. they had the

you know who has really changed, nicklet sheridan.he's a solid 4. >> what a drop. >> she wasn't a 10. at the end of the day, i think most people vote based only the person they're voting for or against is going to help them get another job. that ultimately is what makes a person push a certain thing. >> with any other person that's ever won for president. the clinton campaign expect at any point to become a campaign about taxing and economic policy? >> i don't think so. i think they're going to try to make it about that as much as possible. the question about donald trump, every day during the primary, will these controversial comments that he said either now or in the '90s hurt him. and the answer is, no. his poll numbers kept going up. the question that we're faced with right now and the clinton campaign is trying to figure out is he going to have the same effect in the general election. that's why you see her so aggressively courting women voters. she's had a lot of events that has been targeted at those swing voters, independent w

the obamas have picked a home in sheridan, a neighborhood in northwest washington. they went house hunting yesterday. this could be the obamas new address. the phone went dead when he tried to call the realtor. neighbors say they don't mind. >> since i live here, of course i think it's a good neighborhoods that would do just as well. >> that should raise the property value of the home. it leases for $9500 a month. beautiful home. >> that's too close to the street. i find that hard to believe. look how close -- you can get right up to the door? >> i think he'll have a little bit of security. >> but i'm saying you would think the would want a house away from the street. his house in chicago, they have road blocks up all around. good luck getting around there. >>> 5:36 is your time right now. >> okay. it looks a little cloudy but things are dry for the kids headed to the bus stop. that doesn't mean rain is out of the picture for the week. meteorologist chuck bell is back with a closer look at 4:41. >>> memorial day inching closer. if you plan to drive to your weekend d

vernon odom is live outside of the sheridan at 17th and vine where contract negotiations are underway. >> reporter: sharrie, good evening, i have spoken to both sides and there is no indications of any progress at all. the contracts expired way back in august of last year. for these striking verizon workers tomorrow marks three weeks since they walked off the job and the employees here are among 40,000 employees from new england and new york down to the mid-atlantic states that had their health benefits cut off over the weekend. >> they are trying to take all of our benefits and take our pension and go after retirees and trying to take our medical benefits as well. they have the advertisement out that we make $130,000 a year and we don't make that. >> verizon says they made their laugh best final offer and it has been rejected. they say not wages but rather job security. thousands of jobs have been lost to contracting out and overseas low wage countries. >> we want the jobs brought back in the work generated in this state and other states to stay in state. >> negotiators remain in cen

the national journal reports sources say president obama's family chose a home in the sheridan neighborhoodws 4's tom sherwood tried to find out if this home at 10 calarama circle, there it is, that might be the obama's new address. the house went off the market recently, but when tom called the realtor the phone went dead. neighbors say the home is a good choice. >> it's perfect size. it's very comfy inside. very comfy inside. >> since i live here of course i think it's a good choice. i suspect there are other neighborhoods that would do just as well. >> now, the home you see here leases for $9,500 a month. >>> they write the laws, but it seems they don't always have to follow the rules. an investigation by the news 4 i-team found congress itself isn't following the federal government standards for providing accommodations to parents. scott mcfarlane shows us why some say the hill isn't nearly as family friendly as it ought to be. >> reporter: by autumn 2-year-old shaw miller will be a big brother. mom is expecting, shae miller is a 13-year congressional staffer and still remembers what it

here to discuss, jeff dewait, a donald trump surrogate, jackie kucinich, and kevin sheridan, former seniorney's presidential campaign and former rnc spokesman. kevin, i want to start with you here. you know, is this sort of like missed opportunity, a dream, or is this a type of dream that is only ever a dream and would never really happen? >> i mean, we'll never know. i don't totally buy it. i think, you know, ted cruz -- in some ways it's an attractive ticket but ted cruz had some problems that were structural and some problems with his likability. marco rubio was a very likable candidate and came across as youthful and energetic and in some ways they were similar but he was more -- better in the likability scale. i don't know that that jumps though to ted cruz just because they become a ticket. so i don't actually think that it honestly would have mattered. the republican party was looking for an outsider and they got it in donald trump. >> but, jackie, to kevin's pointed, do you think if all of this is accurate, the polling is accurate, what cruz is saying, these conversations, cruz ins

nicollette sheridan. i think she's a solid 4. >> okay, now -- she was a 10. >> no, she was an 8. she wasn't a 10. >> she was an 8, you think? >> no, she went from being flat-chested. i view a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10, okay? >> if angelina jolie is a 5, what is jennifer aniston? >> i would say she's a 6 or a 7. >> really? >> who's a nine? >> howard, my standards are very high. >> okay, let me go to robert costa on this. let's get back to politics a bit. i never understand this stern people, except to maybe young -- i don't know who they are. they aren't married guy or mature people. in my sense, immature people listen to stern. he has a huge audience. is that part of his self-promotion? what would he get out of doing "stern," politically or commercially? what would -- what was he up to there doing that show? >> politically, right now, you look at the howard stern audience, it reminds me a lot of rush limbaugh audience, just in terms of its reach. it's a subculture, all on its own, and it's a widespread one, one that doesn't often get mainstream attention.

sheridan one of the trends happening now in festival fashion is all white look.'s got this peasant dress with the lace eyelet detail and has amazing shades on and just --. >> her shoes hello ! >> these shoes are amazing with the tassles, tassles are trending, accessories and on clothing. >> that would take me an hour to get on. i like the floral look it remains me of the snap chat filter too♪ . >> this is snap chat no filter and her hair is easy we used tresseme undone hair spray you're there all day you want something to go with you throughout the day. outside. you look fantastic. very nice. >> let's bring out the second model i love this look. this is something i would rock for sure. >> peasant look this is more of -- length and when she is distance dancing night away she'll be able to do that. she has another crown understated than the last one and then the next one popular this past fall going into spring still important. the print love it. the belt nice con yaing color and silhouette. if you don't wanted to wear heels. >> comfort first. >> let's bring out th

trump and kevin sheridan with us again. former rnc spokesman. welcome to all of you. >> thank you. >> and, boris, let's turn to you. we know, all right, we had an idea friday ryan and trump but now we know reince priebus part of the big meeting on thursday. how do you think his presence might alter the dynamic of this meeting? >> i think it's a positive. reince was hesitant and stayed neutral throughout the process. he ran the debates. you saw him speaking before each debate and having great candidates. be respect. once it was clear that donald trump is presumptive nominee, reince tweeting within minutes i think once ted cruz dropped out saying let's coalesce behind donald trump. it's a positive that the chair of the rnc will be at the meeting. between paul ryan and very respectful and donald trump who's looking forward to the meeting. >> kevin, to you, someone that worked as chief coms for paul ryan when he was on the mitt romney ticket a couple of years ago, you are the perfect person to ask, as well, is there a possibility that come thursday,

james mcavoy, tye sheridan, evan peter, lana condor, you got them woken up. >> these guys have been crazy together. >> we're lucky. we get on really well. >> sure steams like. your hair is all back. >> thank you. thank you for seeing that. >> this is the one, the professor, has to shave it all off. >> the moment myself and like five other audience members are really been waiting for. literally tens of audience members are going to be so excited. by this. you know, finally, yeah, patrick stewart gave me his full blessing when i went bald. >> tye, you have the toughest job trying to be the cyclops. how do you get that? >> you mean toughest in the sense that i can't use my eyes or -- >> you can't move. >> exactly. well, i think that's, yeah, for me that was one of the most challenging aspects of the role and i kept hearing -- i kept hearing the note all the time is like you just need -- you need to act harder. just trying -- it's me and brian our second unit director on set and shooting this big sequence in the third act of the film and he's like i just need to see more anger in your eye. we

. >> on the roads in new york police say it appears asome eye truth and car collided along the sheridan parkway in the bronx leaving truck dangling off the side. and amazingly the driver was not hurt investigator say the truck cargo was empty which may have prevented it from gliping over the side. >> stopped literally in the nick of time. >> world renowned british physicist steevren hawking may understand the many mysteries of the universe even he is having a hard time grasping trump's flies popularity. lawn inz has no explanation for trump saying he is demigod that appeals to the lowest common demom nate >> tucker barpz surprise anxiously awaiting to give his forecasting. >> yes, good morning it's a look at the great outdoors we have clouds and fog norm and west and sunshine building in and should be pleasantly warm. temperatures in the mid 80s. wind light the we had a frontal system come through overnight. what that is trying to do is knock down humidity a bit and trying to dry off the atmosphere. give it a few more hours. late morning early afternoon we should break out in more and m

really complovm our system but today we want to recognize the works of two people jim and thomas sheridan that laid the foundation for the service improvements you're seeing and see more of you any remember in the battle we this is the loop cable into the subway with the duct tape a long delay caused by parts off of cars cutting the duct tape and cutting the cable stopping the services and made changes on the maiden side and mythical over the first to put in the infrastructure of the foundation not only will get us better service right now but as you'll see in a few minutes laid the foundation for existing service improvements and enhance times but today what those guys after we fix the infrastructure we make a series of updates and there has been tone components changed and i'm pleased to say those two lead the campaign to replace the antennas on the cars with the loop cable and made the cars go our trains enter into there so through their work and successful work effect work james is the campaign leader and tom leading the electronic shop that supports our rail activities we've now seen

. >> joining us now, kevin sheridan during the 2012 presidential race.staying up with us. as you look toward the meeting tomorrow, is this paul ryan being a politician? or is this paul ryan being genuinely concerned and skeptical of donald trump? >> i think he is going with his gut on this one and we should leave him. he has concerns that there is members of the party that don't feel united and they don't feel they can get behind donald trump quite yet, but it doesn't mean they can't get there. he is speaking for a number of republicans both in his caw -- caucus and across the country who want to hear more. they felt alienated and it can be a contentious primary season. this is a first step in opening a line of communication to speaker ryan and to a number of republicans who felt a little left out of the process and hope to hear more from donald trump. >> we have heard a lot from him on twitter and everything else. will he say, gee, i will be more presidential? what can he said that he hasn't already assisted? already said? >> he brings a message that he

on that line are all others, sheridan has been waiting in ohio.aller: thank you very much for c-span. as an 87-year-old veteran of the korean war, i wanted to say that the vietnam war, i agree with 20-year-old omar and the last caller named tom. i would like to get an opinion by the way, read the first casualty. the first casualty in war is truth, and we were told -- cap saying we see the light at the end of the tunnel, we never saw it. no one has mentioned, i should've called in as a family member, because my brother-in-law, same age as i am, was in vietnam and he was a civil engineer and he is getting 70% disability due to agent orange and when john kerry tried to tell congress about agent orange, they did not want to believe it. bywas developed in michigan chemical -- by dow chemical. it goes right through the boots and our military boots don't have soles. omar, i am happy to see a 20-year-old like omar is up to speed on the problem with the vietnam war, and a just want to leave you with one thought, what benjamin franklin said. there never was

kevin sherid o -- sheridan thank you for being with us. >>> bernie sanderses is admitting in order too flip sides. he reports on the democratic primary in indiana. hi, brian. >> hi, patti ann. that's right. bernie sanders is literally gets the upset win in indiana, but he is refusing to give up despite the lead and he is called by the democratic establishment to step down. >> secretary clinton thinks this campaign is over. i have bad news for her. >> i do not deny it for one second that we have an uphill battle in front of us. we have a narrow path to victory, although it is a narrow path. >> although delegates are awarded in the democratic primary sanders picks up about 43 of those -- at least 43 -- and clinton gets 37 which means while sanders won tonight he picks up little ground. clinton is over well dash overwhelmingly in the lead. the party officials can pick anyone at the convention and they are more than double that. his path is not impossible, but it is improbable hurting hillary clinton's chances. sanders believes this win in indiana will be the first of a new streak of wins

sheridan says that she doesn't need to lie about it, as most people admitted it. he seemed to know.t relates to be seen whether or not it actually matters. " jody has this point from twitter -- this is from friday mornings "today show," and a question to donald trump. [video clip] >> is this you? mymp: it doesn't sell playboys at all. i have a lot of people trying to imitate my voice. you can imagine that. this sounds like one of the many scams. doesn't sound like me. >> the posting knowledge that it was you but it was a joke? have noo idea -- trump: idea. >> they said that you would do this routinely. that you would plant stories saying to you are john miller or john barron. that it was you on the phone. did you do that with regularity? me on thet was not phone. it doesn't sound me and it was not me. when was this, 25 years ago? >> the early 90's. trump: you are going so low to talk about whether i made a phone call 25 years ago under a presumed name? >> yes. trump: ok. the answer is no. let's get on to more current subjects. i know it's warm -- i know it's a wonderful for your lis

former senior adviser to mitt romney and former rnc spokesperson kevin sheridan joins us and cnn political and former reagan white house political director jeffrey lord. go to have you both. >> good morning. >> gentlemen, if cruz loses indiana, is it over for him? >> most likely. he's going to have a really tough time. he's made, you know -- the cruz campaign has made indiana a target. this is where he was supposed to, you know, be able to turn out the conservative vote. if public polling holds up, it's looking pretty unlikely he's going to have a path to the nomination, or to denying the nomination from trump. look, trump's still got to win in california. he's got 53 obviously separate congressional races basically to clean up in there, to get to the 1,237 but looking really unlikely if cruz can't stop him in indiana. >> all right. here's cruz' case, jeffrey, though, why he would disagree with kevin. it's that, that's only one vote, pal. and if he doesn't get to 1,237, which he may not, he may. but he may not. i believe he needs 47%. put up the numbers there of what trump needs to get to,

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