trump. >>> one in sex men in america are jopless or in jail, mercedes. who can get them out of jail, put them back to work? trump clinton or sanders? >> trump. he understand how the economy functions and understands we got to get rid of these strangle holds of our regulations. lower taxes. make sure that you low are the corporate tax rate so you can bring investment back to america. i mean, these young men who don't have the hope, this is the hope that was promised by president obama, and what has president obama and hillary clinton and bernie sanders offer? they offer a government cushion n that is clearly not enough. we need to get these well-abled men to go forward, work and have the opportunity, because we want them to have earnings. we want them, translates into more stable family lives in general. they need hope and donald trump what it takes to bring investment back to americas, negotiate deals in terms of making america competitive in the global market and bringing jobs back. >> john, do you prefer the businessman to the conservative or socialist? which? >> we need capitalism and economic freedom. when it comes to jobs, insars carser

trump. >>> one in sex men in america are jopless or in jail, mercedes. who can get them out of jail, put them back to work? trump clinton or sanders?

trump. so, how would-- what would that mean in terms of if he were to run against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. only 16% of latinos, 16%-- i know you are asking who is that 60%, but 16% of latinos would vote for donald trump against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. can he win the white house was 16%? no, he can't because remember that romney got 20% of the hispanic vote one-- did not win the election. with 16% of the hispanic vote, donald trump cannot win the white house and that is where our power resides. we have 27 million latinos who are eligible to vote. unfortunately, not all of latinos go to vote. i think donald trump is helping us because many latinos who are thinking i won't go to vote and they see donald trump and they say yes, i'm going to vote. .. >> who turned the company around or during the height of the financial crisis. in the coming weeks on "after words," senate majority leader mitch mccardiology will discuss -- mcconnell will discuss how his political philosophy has informed his time in the senate. senator barbara boxer will look a

. >> the president urged reporters to talk about donald trump and he refused to endorse hillary clinton or bernie sanders. reach ya zhang reports on the this is sie trump became the presumptive nominee. >> i think it's to take seriously the comments he's made in the past. >> reporter: several republican leaders are refusing to support trump's candidacy, including house speaker paul lisey graham >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us. i don't think he's qualified to be commander in chief. >> just relax and be gracious, and i'll talk to paul. we'll try to work on this. menext week. nvited item top president obama declined to declare pre-summive nominee. >> unfbi has interviewed huma, close aide to hillary in abouuse re time this the san d private funeral services. the u.n. secretary-general is serious consequences for those responsible on an air strike. he says he's outraged by what he calls a seemingly calculated attack, one that could constitute a r least 28 people including metow the fire has scorched more thho through the commute, it will be moderate to occasionally heavy. looking at rain

steve schmid, where is the center if either donald trump or hillary clinton or bernie sanders is a nominee wanted to find it. >> look at the poll as an example. republicans have made this a major point of conservative orthodoxy against any type of tax increase, including justifying, and it's very difficult to justify it, essentially, a different tax rate if you work in the financial services industry. donald trump said no to that. he's rejected the free trade premise of the modern republican party. he is to the left of hillary clinton as we conventionally define it with regard to the iraq war, with regard to the libya intervention. so, as we've gotten used to presidential politics over the last several cycles with a pretty predictable issue set, pretty good sense where the 50 yard line on, this election scrambles a lot of that up. >> and rachel, it seems the trump campaign is such a fog of -- i don't even know what you call it. you can't call them positions exactly. i don't, it's not clear to me that voters have a fixed notion on the map of right to left of where donald trump is. >> and to

clinton than there have been about trump or bernie sanders and fewer positive stories about hillary clintonbeen about trump or sanders. sanders gets ignored a little bit because nobody expected him to do this well. the idea that hillary clinton is not subject to media scrutiny. >> she would be a fool to go on with o'reilly. >> i think she would be smart to come on fox. >> it would be like bennihanna. >> if people think they're going to get chopped up, they don't come. >> i'm taking heavy traffic in the ear here. >> president obama, whattory reid and other democrats have blame blamed republicans for the rise of donald trump. >>> a recent podcast the progressive pope jon stewart blamed donald trump's rise on the left for not making government awesome. >> i'll lay the blame with the democrats. the door is open to an [ bleep ] like donald trump, because the democrats haven't done enough to show to people that government that can be effective for people can be efficient for people. and if you can't do that, then you've lost the right to make that change. and someone's going to come in and demago

where is the center if clinton or trump, or sanders wanted to find it. >> against any tax increase, it is difficult to justify it. different tax rate if you work in financial services. donald trump said no to that. he rejected the free trade premise of the republican party. he is to the left of hillary clinton as we define it with regard to the iraq war, and the bolivia intervention. we have gotten used to president i ial -- the trump campaign is such a fog of, i don't know what you call it statements, you can't call them positions, exactly. it is not clear to me that voters have a right to left where donald trump s. >> that is to her point. you end up having, you play out of the play book, you talk to your parties -- >> he lets people project whatever they want to project on him. you know to hear that he wants to lower tax rates on the rimp, you can find that as well. that is why it is hard to pin him down on policy. he wants to let on the greatness of america. that is his strategy. >> he writes stuff down. he rights down -- talks about it in a way that makes it sound confusions. >> t

sanders. we're going to have live coverage of that coming up. i'm anxious, does he focus his attention on hillary clinton or, for that matter, donald trump? anderson? >> wolf, thanks very much. that's the question we'll turn to paul van fort to start off. there is a traditional speech we hear from bernie sanders on nights like this, usually goes for 45 minutes or longer, about many of the important issues he has run so well on. is that what we hear from him tonight? >> president reagan used to call it "the" speech. he started in 1984 for barry goldwater and retired and basically gave the same speech. bernie basically has "the" speech. the question is, will he turn his cannons on the plutocrat, mr. trump, who represents the billionaire class, or his opponent. >> there's the candidate and his wife, jane, on stage, getting a rapturous response. bernie sanders on this, a very big night for him, winning the state of virginia. >> west virginia. >> west virginia, sorry. >> so many people, this is their first campaign ever. don't forget, a lot of old people, so many young people. >> let's listen into bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> than

trump and if we are to take what's known about bernie sanders and create really good documentaries, put them on television. >> you believe voters have a lack of information about donald trump or hillary clintonare doing so well is to have a granular discussion every night on all the cable channels, online, without a macro of investigation. >> peter? >> i think look, one of the interesting topics would be to do donald trump on foreign policy. i think what he is doing is fascinating. since george w. bush, perhaps since ronald reagan, republicans have equated the size of the american empire with the welfare of ordinary americans. that's the basic equation at the heart of conservative foreign policy. donald trump ripped it up. he is saying i don't care, i don't think it benefits ordinary americans to be necessarily defending poland and estonia and south korea much that's revolutionary, it deserves a great deal of discussion. i agree, donald trump is miserably unprepared, but -- >> let him finish. >> but worth noting that conventional establishment foreign policy created a situation where ordinary americans are doing poorly as america's empire expanded, so it is not a crazy thought. >>> more with

trump or mrs. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they have got good judgment and good instincts as long as they get good information. all right? i think on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everybody knows what that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. i know that at some point there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of the primaries everybody starts getting chippy. i have been through this and it's natural. sometimes even more with the staff and supporters than the candidates themselves. but the good news i

trump. 81%. so how would that -- what would that mean in terms of if he were to run against hillary clinton or bernie sanders well, only 16% of latinos, 16% -- i know you're asking who are, who's that 16%? [laughter] but 16% of latinos would vote for donald trump against hillary clinton or bernie sanders. 16%. can he win the white house with 16%? no, he can't. because, remember, mitt romney got 27% of the hispanic vote, and he lost the election. john mccain got 31% of the hispanic vote, and he lost the election. so with 16% of the hispanic vote, donald trump cannot win the white house. and that is where our power resides precisely. we have 27 million latinos, 27 million latinos who are eligible to vote. unfortunately, not all of latinos go to vote. but i think donald trump is helping us, because many latinos who are thinking, well, i'm not going to go to vote, they see donald trump, and they say, oh, yes, i'm going to vote. [laughter] and that's changing. 13 million, 14 million latinos going to the polls can change, and i'm completely convinced no one, absolutely no one can make it to the white house right n

viewers of capable news do not read all of the biographies out there, of donald trump, hillary clinton, or bernie sanders, we have an obligation to do investigative biog graphies, i am not talking about dirt. the fact that we have not done them in the primaries is a grievous abdication of our responsibility. because, we need much more than just simply the great analysis we have had after the analysis, and the panels, we do not look at the whole arc of the candidate's lives, how much do we know about hillary clinton, the fact that the concept of public service has been the backbone of her life. many say, she undermined that by her own conduct. how much do we really about bernie sanders. we have three candidates, two of whom won't release tax returns, and one won't release documents. we have had an abdication. tlch is a lot not known to our viewers. >> bernie sanders did release a year. >> not 2015. >> talking about hillary clinton, or -- talk about hillary clinton. he has called her the big evaluate enabler. what is behind that charge? >> i think that the enabler is less than what he trump savaged the wom

trump or mr. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else.hat i am concerned about is the degree to which reporting information starts emphasizing the spectical on the service. that's something we cannot afford. american people, they got good judgment and good instincts as long as they get good information. on the democratic side, let the process plays itself out. you mention the delegate math, i think everybody knows what that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job that raised a whole range of issues that's important to the people and the american people. i know that at some point there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move forward towards the convention. the good news is despite the fact that during the course of the primary, everybody gets chippy, that's natural. the good news is there is a pretty strong consensus within the democratic party on the vast majority issues. there is some disagreements of tactics and disagreements of political strategy or policy nuan

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we could talk about this trump versus either clinton or sanders., both campaigns will do this. this is obama versus romney, 332 electoral, 206 for mitt romney. landslide for barack obama. now if your hillary clinton you think okay, is there anything i might lose. if you're donald trump, you're saying how do i get from 206 to 70? well again, democrats will argue these have been democratic states for quite some time dlump thinks he can appeal with the voters and change pennsylvania. can he? we'll see. but let's just say hypothetically, that one's in play. what does it do? makes it closer. donald trump thinks ohio, always the biggest battleground state. no republican has won the presidency in the modern era without ohio. donald trump if he can compete there. that's still a democratic vikt rib, and donald trump wants to go here and recreate what we used to call reagan democrats. blue collar workers up in michigan. at that point, even if donald trump, even if, republican, obama won all of these states twice. ohio went for bush once, but most of the stat

trump or hillary clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus. because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they've got good judgment. they've got good instincts as long as they get good information. all right? i think on the democratic side, let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everybody knows what that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job ranging a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. and i know that at some point, there's going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that throughout course of primaries, people get a little chippy. i've been through. it's natural. sometimes even more with the staffs and the supporters than the candidates themselves, the good news is that there's

trump or ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i am concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus, because that's not something that we can afford. and the american people, they have got good judgment, and good instincts as long as they get good information. all right. >> what about on the democratic side? >> well, on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you know, you mentioned the delegate math, and i think that everybody knows what that math is. i think that senator sanders has done an extrooaordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally, and i know that at some point there's going to be a conversation between k secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention, and the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of the primaries people get chippy, and i know, because i have been through this and it is natural and som

. >> at the end of the day, whether it is hillary clinton or bernie sanders or donald trump or anybody else. the way you gain support is through the candidate himself or herself. my job is to make sure trump doesn't become president. if secretary clinton is nominee, it is her case to defend how to defend working families and provide health care to all people and take on wall street. deal aggressively with climate change. that is the candidate's job to do. >> sanders also warning clinton against picking a running mate who is too cozy with corporations or wall street. clinton has no scheduled events today. she is back on the trail tomorrow in new jersey. the other state holding its primary next tuesday. >>> the libertarian party has its presidential ticket. it took two ballots in orlando. they settled on gary johnson. they picked bill weld as the vice president nomination. they believe they could play a pivotal role in 2016 with hillary clinton and donald trump fueled as unfavorable. >> taking him on on the fact he wants to depart 11 million illegal immigrants. taking him on on wanting t

trump's campaign chair says they will wait till clinton or sanders win. >> mr. ump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> he could face more competition this fall. libertarians nominated gary johnson and conservatives are promising, quoting here, an impressive independent with a strong team and a real chance. >> so donald trump's response to all that, he says the people behind this possible independent candidate are light weight and they are trying to put a spoiler out there. we don't know who that might be. one name thrown around, mitt romney. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," chasing championships. the sharks and warriors continue their quest to take home the prize. a live look at oracle arena. the action will go down tonight. we'll look at tonight's match for both bay area teams coming up. >> memorial day starting off with sunshine around san jose. different story. san francisco, misty skies. high pressure strengthening that could put some spots approaching the mid 90s this week. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at price

. >> whether you agree with things donald trump has said or not he's better than hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> reporter: he knows how to delegate, he believes donald trump will bring in the best and brightest to come up with a plan that will help the country. >>> do you feel safe? >> i do not feel safe. >> hundreds of protesters marched the steps of san francisco's city hall. they are calling for the firing of the police chief. tonight, the police chief canceled the police accountability for them due to security concerns. bringing us the latest details. >> reporter: a day of protest in san francisco that started out at city hall. they called for the removal of the police chief. the protest was led by the group called, the frisco five. >> he is incapable. >> reporter: they went into city hall with the intention of talking to the mayor but he was not in the building all day long. the protest continued outside and inside in the group took over the board of supervisors chambers >> black, brown, people. >> you should be fired. >> reporter: across town another protest, the group had the same mes

>> i've been given that -- if you're not crazy about trump, clinton or sanders, 50% polled said, yad,ird thing? >> the best of both words. being fiscally conservative and notionally liberal. the government that really is desirable that government taxes too much and then on the civil liberties side. always come down on the side of people being able to make their own choices in their own lives as long as those choices don't adversely affect others and bill weld is my running mate. a couple skeptics to military interventions and maybe the unintended consequence of making things worse than better, less safe as oppose to safer. >> you were republican governor of news mexico. why hasn't this worked? the idea of a rockefeller governor? seems those middle ground positions died off in favor of more extreme ones in the two parties. >> chris, i argue, most republicans, even though they might be socially conservative don't want to make that public policy, because at the end of the day, if you make social conservatism public policy you end up putting people in jail for their choices and we do have

trump's campaign chair says they'll wait till clinton or sanders win. >> mr. trump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> johnson. >> he could face more competition this fall. libertarians nominated former new mexico governor gary johnson and conservatives are promising, quoting here, an impressive independent withç a strong tea and real chance. who could that be? mitt romney's name has been thrown around. whoever it is could split the republican vote. that is a concern. but not so much for donald trump. he says, and this was his tweet, these conservatives behind the independent candidate movement are a bunch of light weights trying to put a spoiler out there. >> thank you very much. >>> other stories, chaos erupted in houston after 10:00 yesterday morning as a gunman took aim at random people. he fired at officers when they arrived at the scene. one man was killed sitting in his car. a police helicopter was hit five times by gun fire. >> we do not know what started this. we know they were shooting randomly at whoever happened to come upon the scene.

clinton should pick up about 70% of the current people who say they are sanders or trump, but not yetvote for hillary clinton. call them the sanders only voters. we'll show you what they mean. we see a close race between hillary clinton and donald trump while sanders a double digit lead. what happens in chlinton gets 7% of that difference if you leave trump's number as-is? clinton's lead would jump five points to 51.43. same phenomenon in other polls. they had sanders up double digits as well. 51-38. if you shift the support from sanders, clinton would pick up another three points and the lead would increase to nine. 50 to 41. clinton trailed trump by three points in the fox news poll. sanders led trump in their poll. 70% of those sanders only voters, clinton could poll even to 45-45. by the way in 2008, barack obama picked up, you guessed it, three points against john mccain in the first poll after hillary clinton dropped out. the polls between hillary clinton and donald trump are tight right now. this gives you an idea if democrats do rally around the nominee what the race will look

. >> chiding donald trump for babing out of a possible debate. they'll wait till clinton or sanders win. >> when there is a democratic nominee, mr. trump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> he could face more competition this fall. libertarians nominated gary johnson and conservatives are promising, "impressive independents with a strong team and real chance." could that be rubio or romney, someone to split the republican vote? he says the conservatives behind him are light weights. >>> chaos erupted in houston shortly after 10:00 yesterday morning. a gunman taking aim at random people even firing at officers. one man was killed sitting in his car. a police helicopter was hit five times. police say this could have been much worse. >> we do not know what started this. they were shooting randomly. just at whoever happened to come upon the scene. these officers did what they had to do. they took care of one another and contained the scene. the man has not been identified. the officers hurt have been released from the hospital. >>> a traffic stop was caught on dash cam. a fl

trump's campaign chair now says they'll wait until clinton or sanders wins. >> when there's a democraticnee mr. trump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> reporter: he could face more competition this fall. libertarians just nominated former new mexico governor gary johnson and conservatives are promising, quoting here, an impressive independent with a strong team and a real chance. could that be rubio, could that be romney? could it be some other republicans? you can imagine donald trump's response to that on twitter. he calls these conservatives behind the independent light weights fielding a spoiler, betty. >>> it was a deadly memorial day weekend in chicago. by early sunday a string of over two dozen shootings killed four people and injured 40. among them veronica lopez was shot and killed while riding in the passenger's seat of a car. the uptick in violence comes despite efforts by police to deploy thousands of additional officers. only five months into the year over 200 people have been killed in chicago. >>> take a look at china. a landslide pummels down a mountain side

trump or miss clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else.ut what i am concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information start emphasizing the spectacle and the circus, because that is not something we can afford. the american people, they have got good judgment and good instincts as long as they get good information. side,k on the democratic let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everybody knows with that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a whole host of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. point, theret some is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how to move forward toward the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that they are in the course of primaries and everybody gets a little chippy, i have been through this, it is natural. sometimes it is more with the staff and supporters than the candidates. the good news is there is a pretty strong co

trump or ms. clinton, bernie sanders, or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus. because that is not something we can afford. the american people, they have good judgment, good instincts, as long as they get good information. >> [inaudible] president obama: on the democratic side, let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everyone knows what that is. has done andrs extorted very job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. i know that, at some point, there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move toward the convention. the good news is, despite the fact that they are in the course of primaries, everyone getting chippy -- i have been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the stats and supporters and candidates themselves. the good news is, there is a in thestrong co

. >> do you think she will win the primary out there, or do you think trump will, yes or no? >> sanders versus hillary clintonk hillary has a narrow lead, but if the turnout is low enough and california democrats, you know, haven't seen a lot of commercials, haven't seen a lot of commitment about the race, it's possible that a low turnout that sanders could pull an upset and beat hillary narrowly but she would still have an enormous advantage in delegates nationwide. >> got to leave it there. i'll let you slide on not answering about the trump thing. >> john fund, god to see you. >> i'm sorry, i thought you meant clinton versus sanders. >> i said trump, too, on the gop side. >> i think clinton would beat trump in california in november, sure thing, no problems. >> okay. >> thanks, john. >> pretty democratic state these days. all right. speaking of democrats, the big "d," that's president barack obama, got a last chance to roast his colleagues, politicians, movie and tv stars gathering at the white house correspondents' dinner last night. you know, it's affectionately called the nerd prom. seems a little unfai

trump or ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasissingly spectacle and the circuits. because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they've got -- they've got good judgment, they've got good instincts, as long as they have good information. i think on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you know, you mention the delegate math. i think everybody knows what that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. and i know that at some point there's going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of primaries, everybody starts getting a little chippy, i've been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the staffs and supporters than with the can

trump has sanders leading 52% sanders and 40% trump. that could help sanders in his pitch for the nomination. in fact, the majority of the americans say they are against clinton, they either dislike or hate her. for trump, 46% express those negative feelings about him. while a possible third party candidate continue to haunt him on the trail, they are going through a list of hopeful for the job. nbc hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: donald trump marching toward the general election now looking at a possible new challenger after conservative writer bill kristol hinted at a candidate with a strong team and real chance. trump calling kristol a dummy. can't allow lightweights to set up a spoiler. even after flirting with his own independent bid. i don't want to do the independent thing. i do keep it and it is leverage. he tells nothing is imminent. others with a list for alternative say something could be announced this week. whispers about mitt romney but a source close to him say it remains unlikely he would run. same for leader of the never trump movement. condoleezza rice, house speaker paul ryan and martinez who skipped trump's rally last week prompting a war of word with th

donald trump, hillary clinton, or bernie sanders. they surveyed nearly 10,000 travelers and 37ch said donald trump, 32% bernie sanders and 31%, hillary clinton. who are your choices. >> trust me. we're not going there. but i thought that sounded like a great setup for a joke somewhere. >> is this the new who would you rather have a beer with? >> i guess. who would you rather go through tsa security with. >> that's another spin to it, yep. >> my guess. >> my joyce would bechoice wowu. i sat next to a dachshund and it was the best plane ride of my life. >>> the market is strong. it's adding 234 points. >>> several huge global bank cyber heists have prompted new security measures to fight these kinds of thefts. we have details and sort of a backstory about this coming up as well. >>> and speaking of banks, wells fargo is taking on apple and the fast growing epayment space. it's coming up. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect reco

trump or ms. clinton, bernie sanders, or anybody else.ut what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus. because that is not something we can afford. the american people, they have good judgment, good instincts, as long as they get good information. on the democratic side, let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everyone knows what that is. senator sanders has done and extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. i know that, at some point, there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move toward the convention. the good news is, despite the fact that they are in the course of primaries, every is getting chippy -- i have been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the staff and supporters and candidates themselves. the good news is, there is a pretty strong consensus in the demo

i was a rand paul guy, other folks supported cruz and bush, it's trump or clinton and maybe sanders, most likely clinton. that's an easy choice for 99.9% of the republicans, we're getting on board for trump and trying to do everything we can to help him win. i'm not sure endorsements count for much but for the extent they count, i'll be happy to help mr. trump win, if i can. liz: you are not going to attend the convention, have you changed your stance on that? >> everybody is making a big deal on who's going and not going, for rank-and-file members of congress like myself, i'd much rather work at home than sit in a hotel room and go to the convention floor. folks make a bigger deal about it than it needs to be. the grassroots people, those are the folks who want to go to cleveland. this is a big deal for them, and do a great job representing our party. i'm happy to let them go and be the face of the republican party for a week, and let me stay home and work some. liz: if you said i couldn't get a hotel room, people might believe you, representative. >> my office tells me not to say t

trump or ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they've got good judgment and good instincts as long as they got good information. reporter: i think -- president obama: on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate map. i think everybody knows what that map is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally and i know that at some point there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of the primaries, everybody starts going to be chippy. i have been through this. sometimes even more with the staffs and the candidates. the good news is there is a prett

and this, because if he did, just turn those four donald trump would be the next president of the united states, not hillary clinton or bernie sanderse pro-clinton super pack thinks defending the states is part of defending the obama coalition. the owe fuss of the new ads women using donald trump's own words. >> you know you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. does she have a good body, no. does she have a fas ass absolutely. er. who is flat chested is very hard to be a ten. >> and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> does donald trump really speak for you? >> that go bleep themselves every fact checker has taken it grossly out of contest. they haven't changed the ad yet, that's taken grossly out of context but to the general point they think the gender gap and reinforcing trump's own words what he said about women is the key to defending that map. if we can defend the obama coalition we can win >> good luck. one of the problems is that trump if you look at some of these polls it's early, yada yada yada but he's doing exceptionally well among men so it balances out the usu

cruz or john kasich and adding them to the ticket, trump could unify the republican party, something they desperately need in a potential general election matchup against hillary clinton or bernie sandersow, trump said he's narrowed down his potential choices to about five or six names. it's clear he's got a lot of thinking to do before making a final decision. in washington, i'm ryan nobles reporting. >>> the loss of flight 804 is yet another tragedy for egypt. coming up here, why this is just the latest disaster of many. eligibility? g me you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free

clinton has a huge edge. sanders is undaunted, rallying supporters in oregon. >> i am happy to tell you we will defeat donald trump. if you look over the last month ory national poll, bernie sanders defeats donald trump by big numbers. >> in 2008, clinton won the west virginia primary against barack obama who went on to become the nominee and take the white house. the gaffe about the coal industry may have crippled her in west virginia and helped her rival in the coal-rich state. despite the loss, clinton kept her focus on the presidential contest. >> let's look for ways we can work together and look at what did make our country great. i think we are great but we can be great for we do what we must do and so many of the targets that trump aims at and other republicans aims at they are part of how we became great. >> sanders has won 19 states compared to clinton's 23, she needs 144 delegates to reach the 2,383 required to win the nomination and only needs to win 14% of the remaining delegates and superdelegates to capture the party's nomination. >> thank you for breaking that down for us. >> sure. >> for more insight on what went down in west virgini

clinton is going to give some concessions to bernie sanders to get those. bernie sanders's supporters onboard for his candidacy or hoping that donald trump is so particularizingthe bernie sanders' supporters even bernie sanders doesn't get completely onboard with a hillary clinton candidacy, they'll still rally behind her. she really needs those people if she's going to beat donald trump. >> lot of sanders' supporters saying they're going to sit out if sanders doesn't take on the nomination and go on and win it. obviously, she has the process in place to win that nomination. they're not going anywhere those guys. they're vocal about their opposition of the process. >> not only sit it out, some evidence, some polls show as many as 1 in 5 bernie sanders' supporters may support donald trump. there's a possibility that a segment of those bernie supporters could go to donald trump and of course that's not good for hillary clinton. >> bernie sanders continues to call out donald trump to debate him. initially donald trump initiated the idea now he's backed out. what does bernie sanders gain by keeping this challenge arrive sf. >> because that would raise his profile

>> well i -- eric, i made the point clear, i'll support senator sanders or clinton if trump's the nominee, better for the country long term if cappism is our future. >> will you do that if he is president? >> i'm going to mexico, over the wall. >> over the wall. from walk of fame to shame, hollywood's plan to poke fun at reagan's battle with reagan's battle with alzheimer's. announcer: when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen. petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing. but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one-on-one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help. real answers. right now. >>> i want to say thanks to the crew for joining us. head over to foxnews.com/cashinin to see stock picks, and we'll have a special airing next weekend here on fnc calmed "beauty and the beast: when kate met chapo" may 7, 8:00 p.m., and be sure to check it out. absolutely. okay. time to wake

we abhor any abuse of journalists, comment daters or writers whether it be from sanders, clinton or trumproup which this month congratulated trump on his win in indiana but stopped short of fully endorsing him made sure to include supporters of all three candidates in their statement. but as we've covered on the show and as many journalists who have been on the receiving end of anti-semitic invective pointed out, the abuse isn't coming equally from sanders, clinton and trump supporters, it's coming from donald trump supporters. "new york times" jonathan wise man tweeting, i for one have heard only from the last camp, referring to trump, and boy have i heard. hm, i only got some from trump supporters. anyone get anti-semitic threats from clinton and sanders supporters? seth mandel of the "new york post" said, cowardly statement from rjc. i'll let you know when storm front -- the white supremacist group -- attacks my family because they like hillary or bernie. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. so in

trump or push a third party, won't they lose? >> well, i think there is a good chance that the republicans can lose any way. i do not see how donald trump can beat hillary clinton or bernie sanders or whoever the candidate is. donald trump has been on almost every side of every issue throughout his lifetime. in fact, had he known that hillary clinton was going to be having legal troubles at this point in time, he probably would have run as a democratic. >> that's completely false. how can you make a statement like that? you might as well be conservatives for hillary in the way that all of you are talking now. i understand your -- >> your feelings are hurt. you cannot -- no, i actually, i can question them right now. because you know what, where were you when we were fighting mitt romney or john mccain or these establishment candidates who i had to go in and vote for because i believed in the republican party. where were you? did you have a strong fight for them. you were not. you were sigh length. these seem people who forced us to go into the voter booths for them are now saying they don't want to vote for will trump. >> i see where debra is coming from. he is opening the door

or something more complicated than that? >> well, it is not complicated at all. it's fundamentally anti-american to be anti-capitalist, and for bernie sanders and hillary clinton to be blaming trumpin else when they are absolutely spending taxpayers dollars. bernie sanders couldn't become senator with funding nor could hillary clinton. it's just not only dishonest but it's -- it's unfair to american voters them to say one thing and then absolutely doing another. >> but here's the thing, harlan. the interpretation is that donald trump's words in the past have instigated the scenees. at the ugly violence, and yet you never get the label to fit bernie sanders, whether it's the to goes at that time happened in seattle over the weekend or some of the trump events where bernie sanders supports have obviously been there. >> certainly. think it's unfair to level charge against donald trump's campaign for the violence that occurred in and around his rallies. he has had nothing to do with it. don't think he is to blame at awesome equally i don't think it's responsible for fair to blame hillary clinton and bernie sanders for riots in seattle. i think that really what is at the heart of this

bernie sanders is standing by his refusal to help clinton attract his supporters if he doesn't win the nomination. >> whether it's secretary clinton or bernie sanders or donald trump, anybody else, the way you gain support is through the candidate himself or herself. so my job is to make sure that donald trump does not become president. i will do that. but if secretary clinton is the nominee, it is her job to reach out to millions of people and make the case as to why she is going to defend working families and the middle class. >> sanders' comments come a day after the dnc rejected his request. sanders will spend his seventh straight day campaigning in california with two events today. new reaction from marco rubio, shutting down speculation that he's in the running for donald trump's vp. >> if i were his running mate, you could see the odds now where they'd be playing back my words and saying you said this about him then and now you're saying something different. i think it's best for the party and ticket to have someone who more fully embraces his views. >> rubio's comments come on the heels of a "washington post" report that a judge has ordered the release of

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so i guess it is trump now focused on either hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> that's exactly rightmp the first to admit that even he was surprised to see his chief rival in this race, ted cruz, drop out. his aides say they expected this would be a long slog all the way through a convention frankly, at least through june 7th in california. but what it means now for donald trump's campaign is they can focus in earnest on the general election, specifically in their eyes on hillary clinton. that means partnering up with the rnc that has been at times an adversary throughout the course of this campaign season. it means staffing up. it means redeploying staff to some of those critical states. remember, donald trump has insisted that his addition to this ticket, his being the republican nominee, would basically put republicans into contention in a lot of states that they hadn't been in the past, places like new york, his home state he suggests, and pennsylvania as well. but there are also some new national numbers out today that show the real challenge facing trump right now, trailing hil