syndicated radio host simon rosenberg, president of the new democrat network and former campaign advisoresident clinton. thank you for joining us. is it a done deal for bernie sanders? >> i think he stays in all the way to the convention. he sees some points he gets a chance to make. hillary clinton has sewn it up numerically. the path to the nomination, the only thing that could get in the way is an indictment and an orange jail jumpsuit. martha: keep your thoughts to your self because we are going to john. >> the majority leader mitch mcconnell speaking now about the nomination of merrick garland. >> the nation would have to pay for what would surely be a bitter fight no matter how good a person is nominated by the president. chairman joe biden. consider that last part. joe biden said the cost to the nation would be too great no matter who the president nominates. president obama and his allies may pretend this disagreement is about a person but as i just noted, his own vice president made clear it is not. the biden rule reminds us the decision was announced weeks ago remains about a p

abby: for more on this let's bring in simon rosenberg, the president of the new democratic network and a former advisor to president clinton and a strategist and formerhuckabee communications manager. welcome to the show, thank you for being with us . we just laid some sounds they are, governor kasich, strong words against obama saying you're hanging with the castro brothers at a baseball game when the country is morning what happened in brussels. you have a lot of peopletoday scratching their heads wondering who is advising the president telling him this looks good . >> the optics are horrible. why would he be sitting at a baseball game when the world is quite frankly concerned, terrified about terrorist attacks. he is cozying up to castro. he treats them better than he does netanyahu but that's a different story.i was in a room full of democrats on another network and they were looking at with me with their mouths open saying why is the president actually going to a baseball game and sitting there talking to espn as opposed to coming back to this country and reassuring the american p

. >> simon rosenberg, founder of the democrat network is here and larry o'connor. you are editor at large for independent journal. i've seen you in studio. you spend a lot of time. it's convenient for you. let's talk about this idea of of the republican party supposedly splitting if trump is the nominee and the fact that the senators and governors on the gop side, larry, were asked if they would support him and it was sort of murky. >> yeah. listen, if the republican voters out there are like me, they confused and frustrated. six months ago, the same geniu geniuses were ringing their hands about the fact that donald trump won't support the nominee. now it looks like he might be the nominee. these guys are looking to bail. a quick brief history lesson. mitt romney lost. john mccain lost, george w. bush barely won the white house. bob dole lost. george herbert walker bush lost. >> let's listen to what trump has to say. >> are you worried you may split the party and make it harder to defeat the democrats in november? >> i think it's the opposite. i've had tremendous c

you talk about, you know somebody joking around, simon rosenberg, trump using teleprompter? no.retty funny. i want to go back for a second to hillary. i don't think she is very good politician. i think she is political animal if that is what you asked. harris: i said political animal. >> when i see her on the stump do i think she has the capacity to fill the room, generate that kind of excitement? one of the intriguing arguments about this is, can a woman be a bill clinton? can a woman be a barack obama in terms of that energy, that aggression, that comes across to some people as passion and definition of a leader? thatcher -- andrea: carly fiorina. she is very tough. she is very, very -- >> where is she? andrea: look what they did to her. juan juan i think it's a different standard, even today. andrea: rubio admitting, conceding he made a colossal make that only helped donald trump. what do you do -- harris: because you and i have talked about the power of the apology, and when you issue it and when you don't. it's complicated, because after the debate stumble he had a few week

let's bring in simon rosenberg, a conservative radio host and fox news contributor. to you, tammy.nservatives can't do, maybe silicon valley can do. >> yeah. this guys walking around on the island like this all day long. but, look, clearly there is concern about somebody who is completely unattached to the system as it is. you know, you've got incredible entrepreneurs like elon musk and the apple people and everything else. but there's an investment, like, google is very invested with barack obama. involved in government. these are huge global businesses. they don't -- they like things to be a little bit predictable. i do think, though, that this is an indication with what the american people are doing that they have a very different idea. our lives have suffered considerably. with michigan today, it's very interesting. it's the first industrialized state jobs problem clearly future issues regarding the future. they want people who are actually going to care about them first as opposed to the system as a whole. liz: simon, will it work? can these guys do what the conservative movem