charles trippy is talking to his girlfriend ali's mom and dad.d he has a big question. >> you obviously know i love your daughter very, very much and just wanted to ask for your blessing to ask her for her hand in may remembrriage. >> yes, yes, i think she'll marry you. i love you two together. >> both of them are stoked. >> charles, you know what? you just made me a real happy man. >> he's recording all of this because as we know he's been documenting his life for the last several years. in fact, he started a web series called internet killed television featuring he and his now wife. yes, his ex-wife and current wife are named ali and we followed his journey including the diagnosis of his brain tumor and divorce from alison. but as life continued to happen, he continued to document his experiences. and we also met his new girlfriend, alison. all the experiences are culminating in this beautiful moment. as you see here, charles is showing us the ring. >> so today is the day i'm going to ask alison to marry me. >> they are out at the park, they ha

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chris wallace, joe trippi'3 and ed rollins is with us tonight. don't go away. we'll be right back.0 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not toyota. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. >>> it is just past 8:30 in the east. we now know that donald trump has won the republican primary in mississippi. hillary clinton winning over on the democratic side. and now we wait until the top of the hour when the polls will close in michigan and donald trump is also set to speak at 9:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. >> we do have some data already. obviously the exit polls we are getting hard vote totals as you sees a we always do in the bottom of the screen as they come in. you will see them on the screen. for analysis let's go to chris wallace, host of "fox news sunday." tonight he is joined by joe trippi, f

i heard rollins and trippi gives advice. tight nl it up. you have to shorten it up. you have to have a point. the fact is, and this is the stunning thing about this election, without the tightening up, without the experts, without the prompter, he is where he is. there is simply -- that was a performance. that was live television. that was reality television. and that -- nobody can do. and that has its appeal. now i think people actually separate the performance part, what he did tonight, from what he says he's going to do as president. and he's pulled it off. now, in the end i think that's going to be really dangerous. because he often can go off the reservation, compares himself to what was abe lincoln, number two, how presidential he is. that's a little bit weird and been able to carry it off. i think people have a sense of humor about him, which is good, otherwise they'd be terrified. and that's what has been carrying him through. in the end it would be a one on one and get a little more serious. >> well, listen. i mean, he is strucking a chord and getting big nu

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let's bring in our campaign cowboys, chris wallace, karl rove and joe trippi.o chris, tu. . >> i want to thank bill hemmer for creating such excitement for our coverage tonight. i want to bring in joe as well as carl. we heard hillary clinton live to clinton's speech and her abilities as a general election candidate. >> if you consider the past speeches this was a far more unified, central speech than she's given in the last couple weeks. she was talking about jailing student loan company executives. and tonight i'm glad we have been endorsed and we need to come together as a country. and she's closer than are the republicans and she's smart to do this. >> your thoughts about the way she's going after trump? is that the right path at this point? >> it's the right thing to solidify her base and dwell on some of the things republicans are concerned about. we're 2 or 3 months away from being in a place either side can get work from a general election. things that work in prime yar yeez don't work in primary elections. >> we're going to talk about hillary clinton's

it was trippy. technology's a trip, i can watch my mom do that now. >> jimmy: do you have a nickname for your mom? >> broski, doofus. >> jimmy: i saw a video, speaking of you and your friends, you and a group of guys including azizon. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: tell the story. this is really fascinating to me. >> i'm friends with aziz and his brother, they're friends with me, we had an e-mail thread going. because his brother was following tyrece, singer, actor, mogul tyrece, on instagram. and tyrece has built an incredible backyard in his home. backyard is a fully functional bennie ben benihana. his last name is called gibson. it's called gibsie hana. how do we get invited? this is the coolest thing. aziz hit him up on twitter. it was kind of like a couple of nibbles but not real. i met him at a fund-raiser, tyrece, we've got to go to gibby hana! i don't know if he knew how serious we were. aziz saw him again. dude, just please let us come to gibsy hana! finally he sent out this instagram. aziz and his

it's a little trippy at first, you know. but i've definitely got some weird responses from people. you know, why did you split your tongue? i don't know, just something to do. you know, in a way, i guess it's kind of tabu out there. >>> coming up, our producer follows a trail of blood that leads to one of the most shocking scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> we need to get him on the gurney, get him up front. we have another cut up here, guys. >>> and now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> when our crews are filming inside high security prisons, they know that violence can erupt at any moment. while they're prepared for it, when it happens it can still be shocking. during our extended stay shoot inside indiana state prison, we walked into one of the bloodiest encounters in "lockup" history. >> we were filming in one of the housing units and we heard a call come over the radio. instantly, all staff members started running. we picked up our gear and ran with them. >> what is it? what is it? >> a fight. >> there was just a chaotic scene

let's bring in chris wallace, karl rove and jo trippi. >> donald trump is at 46.5%, your thoughts about the margin and what it does to speed him onto the majority of 1237. >> remember, all we're looking at at this point is early votes. and not from around the city. so the question, and take a look at the total. 22% are voting for somebody not in the contest any longer, marco rubio, you name it. what is interesting to see is when you start getting in particular maricopa county, which is a huge stake, phoenix and suburbs, what happened to people that voted for someone else? what about people who showed up today and how did they vote? it might push dutch over 50% for the first time. we've never gone this long in a presidential primary contest without the front runner getting at least 50%. is he going to do it tonight? we don't know. a lot of the vote was cast and there are more candidates in the race. one out of every five is voting for somebody no longer in the race. >> how about the fact winner take all gets 58 delegates? how much does that help him? >> it -- it helps him a lot. it will

way back there chris wallace, karl rove and joe trippi.le bit and then the campaign cowboys take it way. >> okay. we will. this is going to be an interesting night. although it looks like trump is going to have the best night. argue ament by the other candidates trying to make the case that they had good nights. if ted cruz wins texas and right now is he is running too close to call in arkansas and oklahoma, look for him to say tonight that this is a two-man race between him and trump and that all the others need to get out. not saying that they are going to get out. but that is the argument that you can expect to hear from ted cruz tonight assuming that these tend lines hold. now, what are your thoughts about virginia and that race? >> i think this race is going to continue to tighten. >> waited, hold on just a second. apparently we have a call in virginia. can you tell us after we get the call. >> chris, thank you. fox news can now project that donald trump will pull out a win in virginia. leaving marco rubio to finish a close second. ac

this is trippy, man. okay, so you go in to shake matthew broderick's hand. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. >> you go this way. like, he's here. okay. >> jimmy: take care, man. >> and i come in, i intercept the handshake. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah, yeah. but now look at me with horror. like -- yeah. exactly. [ laughter ] and then -- that's almost like you're going to puke. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i'm not a good actor. i'm not a good actor. >> no, no. but i like it. that's good. that's good. good. and then i just went, "good night, jimmy." [ laughter ] and i dropped the mic and i walked away. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. pleasure. wow. what an interesting story. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's insane. >> it was insane. >> jimmy: we have met before. >> we've met before. >> jimmy: i do remember that. >> it was a fun party. not for me. i was -- i was struggling throughout the party. >> jimmy: no, but look at -- >> but my mission was accomplished. >> jimmy: look at you now. >> look at me now. >> jimmy: come

let me go to you, joe trippi. democrats are bring on donald trump. we want donald trump. i watch donald trump telegraph tonight in clear terms if he's going up against hillary clinton it is going to be a political war. he's not going to step back like mitt romney. and well, the clintons are ugly and set up war rooms, they're not the nicest political players themselves but i think they have met their match here. >> i think the clintons aren't the only people who set up war rooms. i'm sure there aren't any in the republican party. i'm in the one of the people who think trump would be an easy mark in the general election, i'd rather be running against ted cruz of those that remain in the field. trump is just too unpredictable. most of the other candidates that are remaining, rubio or cruz, you know what lane they're going to drive in. and -- >> there is more to that. isn't there an outsider telling politicians they screwed up and failed and american people are sick and tired of it? republicans are sick of republican politician weaknesses? >> it's true there is more energy no

and gayle trotter commentator who redskins for the daily caller and joe trippi democratic strategist and fox news contributor. i was surprised the media and the riot comments, saying there will be riots and i thought it was hyperbole but say say he was threatening violence. >> i thought, without, it is terrible because i did not see the actual comments until i read them and i had said something similar if the race ended, if it were that close and trump had just below the number needed to debt the delegates and the republicans came in and put in another candidate there would be mutiny and chaos and cruz used the words but when trump said it dug a week there was violence going on at his rallies and he is in the spotlight for encouraging violence at the rallies, it took on a life its own. >> what do you think? it comes against the backdrop of many in the conservative media pushing the endless scenarios about what could, should, might happen in cleveland because there is a "never trump," camp. >> you might remember president obama in twine sat down with american c.e.o.'s and said his adm

and joe trippy, former howard dean campaign manager. good evening, everybody.elcome to you. >> thanks so much, martha. the campaign cowboys are ready across the country tonight as we do our soundings in key swing states. karl and joe obviously tough to talk about the political impact of this terrible attack in brussels, but it does have a political impact on what voters think is important and who they think might be able to best protect them. karl, your sense of the political impact? >> i think you need to divorce it from the general election and the primaries. in the primaries, this is lightened concern about terrorism and it generally takes time for this to work its way through. i thought it was smart for all three republican candidates to be seen today talking about it. i think it would tend to perhaps help donald trump because of his call for excluding muslims. but the fact is, the other two candidates, both had strong and effective statements. so i expect a modest impact tonight. we'll see how it plays out. >> and joe, your sense of the impact, both on the

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