you say he is teflon. teflon only among that percentage of republican primary and caucusgoers that support the guy, a relatively small sliver of americans. he is 67% negative because people have listened to the guy over the course of this pitch. donald trump seems to think when he speaks to these people in these rallies that represents america. that doesn't represent america. it doesn't represent anywhere near the majority of the country. >> he has a lot of people who support him and a lot of people show up. >> who? where? he has 10 million voters. >> more votes than any other republican primary contender in history. >> you are talking about the munchkins. >> oh, bob. >> he got more votes than john mccain and for mitt romney and actually when they had finished the election last time. >> mitt romney and john mccain went in with the republicans rallying around them. this guy is not doing that. >> i think, bob, the important point is, if donald trump hope toss unite the republican party, which is still an ope

still, so far trump appears to be a candidate coated in teflon. not so much for clinton. one difference is how each candidate deals with their vulnerabilities. trump almost embraces the attacks. >> i end up with a lawsuit and it ends up in san diego in federal court. and i figure, what the hell? why not talk about it for two minutes? should i talk about it? yes? >> while clinton struggles to explain. >> the information that we had is out there. it's been clearly public, and my e-mail use was widely known. >> bernie sanders, of course, is presenting himself as the more acceptable alternative to both hillary clinton and donald trump. i got the chance to talk to him yesterday, just after he held a rally in santa barbara, california, in advance, of course, of the june 7th california primary. and i began by asking him about his difficult path to the democratic nomination. let me start with a simple question, but maybe a complicated answer. how do you win? senator clinton has basically declared herself the nominee. the math is certainly very much in her favor. explain to me how

so it's almost as though whatever happens he's like teflon, it just rolls off. >> right. >> people aren't willing to hear it because they're saying to themselves, i like the guy. do you know what, politics is a lot about how much you like a candidate. >> that is true. >> that is in part what makes a good candidate. >> teflon, most politicians which they have that. great to see you this morning. >>> ahead, why are so many conservative pundits still in the never trump camp? we will ask steve hayes. >>> first hollywood director rob rhiner goes off on the press over donald trump and makes an incendiary charge. >>> once on the left spent his campaign denouncing trump are struggling to describe how he won the republican nomination. take rob reiner, a big time hollywood activist and hillary clinton supporter. on msnbc's morning show he got into a heated gate ak sing them and the media in general about not asking trump about important issues, not asking tough questions and forcing him to give more detailed answers. the host pushed back hard but then reiner prift pivoted to a different target. >>

the question now is whether that trump teflon still works with the general electret, especially when hillary clinton's central case against trump already is that he's unhinged, too risky for the oval office. >> donald trump is an unqualified loose cannon who cannot get near the most powerful job in the world. >> reporter: in a poll out last week, only 31% said trump has the personality and temper the to serve effectively as president compared to 61% for clinton. even though most repub can voli voters and leaders will rally, there is holdout the gop governor who declined to appear with trump when he was in her state last week, which he didn't like. >> your governor has got to do a better job. she's not doing the job. hey, maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. i'll get this place going. >> reporter: and today, an explanation that produced that revealing moment. >> she was not nice and i was fine just a little bit of a jab but she wasn't nice and you think i'll change? i'm not changing, including with her. >> lots of signs he's not changing. one of his targets, republicans who are

so far trump appears to be a candidate coat eed in teflon. not so much for clinton. >> i end warmup with a lawsuit. what the hell. why not talk about it for two minutes. >> while clinton struggles to explain. >> the information that we had is out there. it's been clearly public, and my e-mail use was widely known. >> bernie sanders of course is presenting himself as the more acceptable alternative to both hillary clinton and druonald trump. i got the chance to talk to him yesterday just after he held a rally in california. i began by asking him about his difficult path to the democratic nomination. >> let me start with a simple question, but maybe a complicated answer. how do you win? senator clinton has basically declared herself the nominee. the math is certainly very much in her favor. explain to me how you're the nominee in july in your head. >> fair question. and i think we take three -- there are three paths to victory. number one, i want to go into the convention with more pledged delegates than secretary clinton. that's going to be an

. >> and that's what's wrong with people say that trump has been the ultimate teflon candidate. within the context of the republican party, it was largely true although not entirely true there. but beyond that, he is facing historically high unfavorable ratings among african-americans, hispanics, millennials and women. he has shown himself to be an agile politician. he's going to move in all sorts of unpredictable ways to remedy that. the fact is he begins the general election in a ditch with big groups that are growing as a share of the electorate. >> bernie sanders had a good night tonight but not good enough. it wasn't the overwhelming win which he needed to get a lot of delegates. still he's staying in the race. >> any concern that by extending the democratic primary, that it's going to set democrats at a disadvantage? >> not at all. i have no doubt, zero doubt, that what we have done in this campaign, what we are doing now, and what we will do in the next six weeks is good for the democratic, and it will result in a higher voter turnout. >> again, at the exit polls in india

. >> pfcs were key ingredients in teflon, scotch gouuard and hundreds of other products. as virtually indestructible. walker says we've all been exposed the fa exposed. >> the fact that it was used to heavily for so long means it's a really big problem. >> certain pfcs are linked to delays. now scientists and the government are becoming increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> it eventually runs off it washes off, it get into the bay, it gets into drinking water. >> they say detections at treatment plants near sfo and travis air force base are likely related to the chemical. last year the tear started testitest i -- military started testing groundwater. during the past two years the epa required large public drinking water systems to test for the chemical. we found nearly 200 water supplies across the country detected pfcs. 28 are in california including the city of pleasanton. >> when we collect these samples our hope and expectation is there won't be any contaminants in it. >> dan martin says one drinking water well tested positive twice for a pfc linked to foam. th

still, so far trump appears to be a candidate coated in teflon. not so much for clinton. one difference is how each candidate deals with their vulnerabilities. trump almost embraces the attack. >> i end up with a lawsuit and it ends up in san diego in federal court. and i figure, what the hell? why not talk about it for two minutes? should i talk about it? yes? >> while clinton struggles to explain. >> the information that we had is out there. it's been clearly public, and my e-mail use was widely known. >> bernie sanders, of course, is presenting himself as the more acceptable alternative to both hillary clinton and donald trump. i got the chance to talk to him yesterday, just after he held a rally in santa barbara, california, in advance, california primary. and i began by asking him about his difficult past to the democratic nomination. let me start with -- a simple question, but maybe a complicated answer. how do you win? senator clinton has basically declared herself the nominee. the math is certainly very much in her favor. explain to me how you're the nominee in ju

so it's almost as though whatever happens he's like teflon, it just rolls off. >> right. >> people aren't willing to hear it because they're saying to themselves, i like the guy. do you know what, politics is a lot about how much you like a candidate. >> that is true. >> that is in part what makes a good candidate. >> teflon, most politicians which they have that. great to see you this morning. >>> ahead, why are so many conservative pundits still in the never trump camp? we will ask steve hayes. >>> first hollywood director rob rhiner goes off on the press over donald trump and makes an incendiary charge. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable pres

you're the new teflon don. the only thing that sticks to you is whatever bronzer you use. come on, donald! what could possibly hurt you? what could the returns possibly say that maybe you pocketed half of the $6 million you supposedly raised for veterans or maybe that you made a sizable donation to planned parenthood? or maybe you have been writing off all your penis pumps all these years. we don't know what's in them. but no matter what it is, nothing hurt you, donald trump. come on. you are the same guy who said mexicans were rapists, called for a ban on muslims and still watched your polls go up. every day you go out in public wearing a pile of spaghetti squash on your head with confidence. and right now, right now, donald trump this tax return is making you look weak. buffer know it, everyone is going to start tweeting the hashtag #weakdonald. and i don't want to see that. i don't want to see people calling you weak or #weakdonald trump @realdonald trump. come on, donnie, pull it together. pull it together. pull it together, donald trump. because we're on your side. he

. >> reporter: the same used in product like teflon and scotchgard now considered a health threat by the epa. >> we know it's linked to several types of cancer. >> reporter: before the public was warned about these chemicals, we used a lot of them. >> it will fill a hangar up with foam in about 2.5 minutes. >> reporter: airports around the world, military and civilian, trained with that toxic foam over and over again. >> they just used a lot of the firefighting foam and really didn't think about it and just washed it into the water supply and into the creeks. >> reporter: and sure enough, the foam is still with us. >> once in our system or once they are in the bay or once they are in the environment, they last for a long time. >> reporter: recent testing has found elevated levels of pfc's in the water treatment facility near san francisco international airport. and just up the bay from moffett field, contamination was found in the water at cooley landing in east palo alto. we can even trace those chemicals to the marine mammal center where state researchers have found harbor seals wi

the teflon part is sticking. >> otty ignatius, he has many ideas that mike cause problems for lots of business. 35% tariffs on goods made outside the united states, criticizing companies like apple. can he be a business friendly president? >> i think we don't know. i think we don't know very much about donald trump. at one point there was a sense to support trump was to fail a litmus test, that history would -- we have six months before this election. i think the questions you are asking will disappear, because he is the nominee, representing the republican party. he may well this thing. i think people will adapt and find ways to work. some ceos will support him, some won't, i don't see him beings on ra sized as inappropriate by a big group of ceos out there. >> though -- and certainly i would think that business would like a lot of his tax proposals, lowering the corporate tax rate, making it presumably easier to repatriate dallas and profits held overseas. that would work in his favor, right, addadi? his policies will have advocates and detractors. professor f oor final steen, do ha

is a very tough cookie in -- and is a little teflon. has done a good job at disregarding this kind of crazy personality-based criticism that has been directed her way through the entire time of her running that company, which has not been a fun process. emily: the article lays the blame address a meyer's feet for the last four years. is that fair? : i don't think it is. it would have been really hard to turn the market around in the way some are expecting. i don't think it's a great idea to combine it with verizon. essentially an old media company in the context of the internet. it's about as old as a media company can be that got a little wetted to some old ways of doing things went much more targeted market aced on details about the viewer was availing. yahoo! into a company like google or facebook was not something anyone was going to do overnight. about the comments today on the prospect that the sale is moving along. what was your take away? david: i don't know anything about the inside machinations. idea tim armstrong might end up

i think part of the teflon around trump is that it is not a story. it is dead. it's been overridden by the next story, the one you were talking about, the one in the times. it looks at if the times had 50 interviews, spent a lot of money and knew they didn't have a story, came out with exactly how mara described it. there was nothing scandalous about it. the times and the press can do. scandal around donald trump, it's a time to plan for the inauguration. >> president obama at a college graduation, listen to what he says about the good ole days and the current presumptive nominee. >> when you hear someone talking about the good ole days, take i. >> my husband, i'm going to put in charge of the economy. we know how to create jobs. i think my husband did a heck of a job creating jobs in the '90s. >> what about that, mara. >> this is a tricky thing for hillary clinton. she's in kentucky. he's very popular there. he won the state. i understand why she's envoking him and the memories of the '90s are positive. he did have a lot of jobs created on his watch. you are go

we haven't really seen yet whether this teflon trump sort of thing will last during the general election. >> let's bring in the host of "reliable sources" here on cnn to talk about trump and this war of words. it's not just the uni-directional war of words but now he got into it with elizabeth warren here. just take a listen how it all got started. >> i just learned that crooked hillary, along with her friend, you know, she's got this goofy friend named elizabeth warrant, she's on a twitter rant. she's a goofus. you ever see her? this woman, she's a basket case. by the way, she's done nothing in the united states senate. she's done nothing. i'd love to run against her if i came from massachusetts. >> okay. that rant, if you want to call it that, a twitter rant between he and senator warren, in one of her tweets she says trump is a bully, who has a single play in his play book. and trump saying that she is weak. and warren saying goofy for a guy with "the best words", that's a pretty lame nickname. weak! >> so, brian, this is a whole other level and many would be surprised that elizabeth

. >> reporter: key ingredients in teflon, scotch guard and other of hundreds of products. manufacturers started phasing out toxic pfcs a decade ago but walker says we've all been exposed. >> it's persistence, the fact that it builds up in your blood and the fact that it was used so heavily for so long means that it could be a worldwide problem. >> reporter: linked to developmental delays and changes to the immune system, some are likely to be cars know general nick to humans. and now scientists are becoming increasingly interested in pfcs in water. >> it gets in the bay and in the drinking water. >> reporter: researchers recently found the chemicals in bay area wastewater. they say detection at treatment plants are likely related to afff usage. last year, the military started testing groundwater. 58 are in california, including treasure island and moffet field and the epa required large public drink water systems to pest for pfcs. we found nearly 200 water autopsy supplies across the country. 28 are in california. including in the city of pleasanton. is the city concerned

luckily, marissa is a very tough cookie, and she is a little bit teflon.as done a good job at disregarding this kind of crazy personality-based criticism that has been directed her way through the entire time of her running the company which has , not been a fun process. emily: the article lays the blame at marissa mayer's feet for at least the last four years. is that fair? david: i don't think it is. i think it would've been very hard for anyone to turn yahoo! around the way some of the market seemed to have been expecting. i don't think it is a crazy idea to consolidated with the verizon or another company like that. it may be the best way to take what is essentially an old media company in the context of the internet, it is about as old as then internet media company can be, that got a little wetted to some old ways of doing things went much more targeted market based on details about the , all at-based businesses, was availing. turning yahoo! into a company like google or facebook was not something anyone was going to do overnight. emily: what about t

to build a wall of ex-girlfriends to take donald trump down, i have news for you slim, he is the teflon don, it not going to work there no substance. if that is the best they have in that is problematic going forward. people saying, you don't want to run as a third party candidate, because you will get smoked too. lou: turning to trump's campaign, he is going to attack with everything he has, on bill clinton. hillary clinton has announced her husband, if she were alleged would be czar in charge of the economy? are you kidding me? >> he's back. this is unbelievable. then they had to walk that back too. clinton have had to moon walk, he will be in charge, no, it is premature. to be honest, i don't think that bill clinton got it in him any more, really, he does not seem he will be stimulating enough for free market and whatnot. lou: he sometimes expends his energy, and does not have the focus that would be required. i can tell you, it is reminisce sense, you are too young to know. >> thank you, lou. lou: but, when in 1992, bill clinton made it clear, you are getting two for the price of on

. >> they don't call him teflon don for nothing. don't undersmaestimate this guy. wisdom. i would approach a duel with a chimpanzee with a machine gun. the rules don't apply. >> do we have evidence that it rules are not going to apply in the general election? that electorate has abandoned the rules from before? >> it is hard to predict how and when it will happen. donald trump to me, is like someone who jumped off a building, is at floor 50 and thinks he has learned how to fly. it happened with todd akin, richard murdoch, and sharon angle, in many way, it could be what is happening here with donald trump. 20% of voters voted for donald trump. he said he has gotten the most votes, he has gotten the most people not voting for donald trump in american history. i think that the question it is in the trump war room they need to address. someone in the bush war room, they dealt with, it wasn't until the first debate with al gore, george bush wasn't someone they could see as president. >> the presidential decision, that has to be made, who do i want as my vp. john mccain

he is teflon. >> he has gone against the grain and gone against the natural way of politics that we know. >> we are looking at the states. >> we have to wrap up. >> he is doing well in kentucky with the coal voters. that is all of the voters that are michigan, ohio, finishing. >> we know west virginia if he is not their candidate they will vote trump. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, heather. the time is 10 minutes after the hour. hillary clinton outlining the potential role for her husband bill. a >> i am going to put him in charge of revitalizing the economy. >> bill clinton in charge of the economy could mean trouble ahead? tsa using swift action to deal with nightmare security lines but not soon enough. the ultimatum they are facing next. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-c

i think part of the teflon around trump is that it is not a story. it is dead. it's been overridden by the next story, the one you were talking about, the one in the times. it looks at if the times had 50 interviews, spent a lot of money and knew they didn't have a story, came out with exactly how mara described it. there was nothing scandalous about it. the times and the press can do. scandal around donald trump, it's a time to plan for the inauguration. >> president obama at a college graduation, listen to what he says about the good ole days and the current presumptive nominee. >> when you hear someone talking about the good ole days, take it with a grain of salt. >> my husband, i'm going to put in charge of the economy. we know how to create jobs. i think my husband did a heck of a job creating jobs in the '90s. >> what about that, mara. >> this is a tricky thing for hillary clinton. she's in kentucky. he's very popular there. he won the state. i understand why she's envoking him and the memories of the '90s are positive. he did have a lot of jobs created on

a teflon candidate. how does hillary clinton hit back against a candidate like that for tax returns and other issues? >> she's already started trying on tax returns. there's no question she's going continue to do so particularly because she has been in public life along with her husband for decades and they have released their tax return as has been their tradition and the norm. but, you know, he has been teflon up until now. that has been with the electorate that goes to the polls in the primary season. he's definitely brought new voters in. it is not just tried and true republicans but it's going to be -- it is still an open question. going to be one of the most fascinating thing that is we are going to watch in this general election cycle is to see if he's going to be held to a more traditional standard for a presidential candidate, somebody who has a 50-50 chance of being the president of the united states and whether the voters are going to care. i mean, we held him to a standard but the voters didn

. >> the congressman said donald trump has been teflon. this whole thing about white water this is stuff that's going to win him another republican primary. >> thanks as always. >> my pleasure. >>> still to come the full story about the vitamin supplement company that we mentioned bearing donald trump's name that went bankrupt why he told people they could opt out of the recession. >>> first hillary clinton is criticized for using a private e-mail sever. she says collin poul used a private sever. >>> today the state department published the long awaited report of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. it concludes that her use of a private e-mail account was against state department policy saying she did not ask for permission from the legal offices to use that private e-mail account. an account the ig found prevented her e-mails from being preserved for the federal record. earlier today i spoke with the clinton campaign spokesperson and asked if clinton believes her e-mail practices were appropr

in the battle of public opinion alone, he was teflon. >> he really knew how to zero in on my insecuritiesilities. >> reporter: in 1985, barbara bowman was living in denver, a 17-year-old aspiring model-actress. >> i had no father figure in my life, was an only child and he knew there were trust issues there. he could come to town to scout for new talent and i was selected as one of the talent. >> reporter: she claims cosby manipulated her into trusting him and later drugged and sexually assaulted her several times. >> i had one glass of wine and the next thing i knew i was coming to, slumped over the toilet throwing up and he was looming over me in a white robe. and i was in my panties and a white t-shirt. i was sick, i was confused, i was foggy. but i knew something had happened. >> reporter: she says there was another incident in a hotel, in atlantic city. >> he attacked me, he came after me like a wild animal and tried to rape me and i was coherent enough to fight, and scratch, and scream and cry and try to rustle my way out of there. he had me pinned to the bed with his elbow under my

fajita gate as you mentioned and the text messaging scandal and through it all, he seemed to be like teflon. he emerged without a scratch. and yet, we see now that this final issue was enough to bring him down. >> jackson, we can rehash greg suhr, we'll do it for days and weeks to come. coming in, the acting chief, tony chaplain, you've dealt with him for several years. can he handle the pressure and the politics of this job? what does he bring to the table? >> reporter: i think he can, actually. he's been a veteran gang investigator and he's handled many conflicts, gang investigations. but his rapid rise through the ranks after that has been quite astounding. he moved pretty quick. most recently the deputy chief in administration. he was the commander over investigations. he's handled a lot of complicated and sensitive matters. perhaps he will be able to step in and act quickly. >> let's talk about the fallout both in terms of the protesters. will this be enough to appease them and bring peace to the city. they're saying they -- that this is just the beginning of the battle. also, with the

. >> they were key ingredients in teflon, scotch guard and hundreds of other products.ut toxic pfcs 15 years ago. but they've been described as virtually indestructible and he said we've all been exposed. >> the fact that it was used so heavily for so long, means it's a worldwide problem. >> certain pfcs are linked to developmental dpee lachlts decreased fertility and changes to the immune system the epa suggests some are likely to be course general i can to humans. >> now scientists and the government are increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> it see vently runs off, washes off and gets into the bay. gets in the drinking water. >> researchers recently found the chemicals in bay area wastewater. detections at treatment plants at -- are likely related to asss usage. last year the military started testing groundwater near 650 bases. 85 are in california including move fit field and treasure island. during the past few years the epa required large public drinking water systems to test for six pfcs. the investigative unit analyzed the results. we found nearly 200 wate

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. >> ronald reagan was thought of as the teflon president because reporter couldn't touch him.red about reagan's grand vision of a better country. >> the president appeared relaxed and happy as he visited friendly nebraska country today. his spokesman reported after his speech last night, the white house received 1,145 positive phone calls. >> it's time to get down to the real business at hand, to move forward with america. >> reagan didn't recover quickly, but he did recover so he could go on and govern. he brought in a new team, howard baker as his chief of staff and brought in colin powell. that third team was the third chapter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> george bush played a major role in everything that we have accomplished in these eight years. america needs george bush and barbara bush as first lady. >> george bush will be the 41st president of the united states. >> the election of bush with the american people was we want more reagan, we want more of what we had. bush was the closest thing to a third term for ronald reagan. >> ronald

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. >> the congressman said donald trump has been teflon. this whole thing about white water this is stuff that's going to win him another republican primary. >> thanks as always. >> my pleasure. >>> still to come the full story about the vitamin supplement company that we mentioned bearing donald trump's name that went bankrupt why he told people they could opt out of the recession. >>> first hillary clinton is kri criticized for using a private e-mail sever. she says collin poul used a private sever. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ man 1:man 2: i am. woman: ex-military? man 2: four tours. woman: you worked with computers? man 2: that's classified, ma'am. man 1: but you're job was network security? man 2: that's classified, sir. woman: let's cut to the chase, here... man 1: what's you're assessment of our security? man 2: [ gasps ] porous. woman: porous? man 2: the old solutions aren't working. man 2: the world has changed. man 1: meaning? man 2: it's not just security. i

in many ways he's teflon in his ability to flip-flop on issues, h his ability to change his mind on issues, his ability to round the sharp edges on issues. in many ways at this point i don't think voters care. now will they care come october and november? perhaps. will the hillary clinton campaign and her allies do a good job of framing donald trump as somebody who is willing to change his mind or say things he is willing to turn back quickly on, but right now i don't think it hurts him. certainly not with his ardent supporters and i would go as far as to say even those in the middle right now. >> you know, amanda, it's interesting, mitt romney -- when eric talked about the etch-a-sketch, you shake it up and create a new persona, the romney team was killed for that. but for donald trump it's a strength. he flat out says but i'm flexible on everything. this was the type of thing in primary that is drove the cruz people crazy. >> i think mark is right. i don't think many of his supporters care but it makes it difficult for people who defend him, potentially people on capitol hill who may be

pfcs are used for many purposes including fire suppressing foam, teflon and scotchgard.ered a health threat by the state epa. the recent testing has found elevated levels of pfcs in the water treatment facility near the san francisco airport. >> so we're really concerned there's a lot more contamination in drinking water than we know about. >> despite the health hazards the state epa doesn't have the authority to ban the chemicals or even make companies disclose where they are made. >>> new this morning, california's getting called out and being blamed for an uptick in crime in las vegas. the vegas area has had 70 homicides since the start of 2016. the sheriff blames california's early inmate release law, or ab- 109. he says that some of those released prisoners are coming into his city. >> individual we're able to identify and also the victims. crimes, we have seen a significant increase in individuals that have gang affiliations and gang association directly related to california. >> a chief who works with parolees says the vegas sheriff shouldn't make those assumption

he's teflon. i have to agree with reince priebus. i don't think this will stick with him. i think that eventually the media will tire of it and move on. >> house speaker ryan gave props to trump for unconventional ways that helped to bring new people to the party. listen and we will talk about it. >> we want to make sure we have the kind of campaign going forward that are is appealing and unifying. donald trump should be given a ton of credit for advancing and widening the playing field. he's bringing new voters to the republican party by the millions. that's very impressive. what we want to make sure going forward we are doing nothing but adding voters to the republican party column and not subtracting voters. >> he said they have to add and not subtract. can he have it both ways? >> i wrote a piece for cnn.com on friday saying the gop puts donald trump in an impossible situation. for paul ryan he really is in an imposition position trying to defend donald trump and the republican party and what he has done, what trump has said and done and god only knows what he will do

teflon. >> he only succeeded in that strategy, douglas, in republican primaries, they're monochromaticolder white men. when you expand that -- >> to the point, there is an issue of what's right and wrong. it would have been easier for them in their personal lives to shut up about it. there is this issue where bringing this forward to a younger generation of women who don't know the details of the stories might have just enough impact giving them the icky feeling they already had about hillary clinton. >> be honest, best example was 1998, republicans ran on this, lost. that's what people point to as politically not potent. never been tried against hillary clinton. she didn't have the affair. i am saying politically, uncharted territory. i talked to someone that worked for ted cruz. do you think donald trump can win the general election? said he could win. i said why. what's the single thing he does to beat ted cruz. ability to control and dominate the conversation. 40 minutes into the show, we are talking about donald trump. >>> just ahead, house speaker paul ryan and donald trump meet

of a primary period where he was able to while speaking to a different smaller electorate is the teflons. it is not the same story in the general election. >> priority spending $6 million in ohio, virginia and nevada. colorado, maybe as well. the ad is going up. part of $100 million ad buy. that's a lot of money they will put behind it. it is interesting, eric, john kasich dropped out of the race against donald trump. he did an interesting interview with anderson cooper. asked if he would endorse donald trump. listen to him cite his wife and daughters as reasons for saying not yet. >> so just for the record, you are undecided whether or not you would endorse donald trump? >> i am undecided. >> are you undecided, you about voting for him? >> frankly, my wife and daughters watch this. if i were to turn around today and endorse him, they would be like, why, dad. that matters to me. >> my wife and my daughters. john kasich a key figure in the race right now from the key state of ohio. interesting, eric. >> there is a reason he mentioned his wife and daughters. it has a lot to do what trump'

he has been the teflon don. it's not like nothing controversial about donald trump happened in the past ten months. it's the republicans at least, or at least some huge number of republicans don't care. >> awell, not only that, the truth has been -- i think ben made a very good point, not about the sanity suite but about the part where today this was covered like the papal visit to washington, d.c. it was pen to post coverage, a lot of it breathless and for the political press corps standing outside, is he here, there, what did he say. >> the countdown on msnbc. cnn with a shot of trump's plane. wolf blitzer was walking us through the plane's progress on the tarmac. >> i'm surprised they didn't have a hologram. that's the next thing that comes. >> thought it was the second coming. finish your point >> just if hillary clinton thinks she can break through this news cycle with a snapchat video, it's not going to happen. if he can own the media space in the way that he did many the bring mayor, she's hosed. she's go