co-host of fox and friends weekend tucker carlson. and he claims to love free speech, but he charge -- charges money to listen to his pod cast. it is gavin mcginnis. let's start the show. >> endorsements for ted cruz are starting to roll in. this week one senate colleague is talking about why cruz should be the republican nominee. >> cruz is so far behind it is hard to get the numbers. by process of elimination -- >> you want ted cruz to get the nomination? >> at this point there is no choice. >> 100% behind him. cruz has the backing of lyndsay graham who told cbs if he can support cruz, quote, anybody can do it. graham listed cruz's qualities. >> he is a real republican from the more i'd logical spectrum than i am. he would to the destroy our party. >> vote cruz. at least he will not destroy our party. look, tucker, of course, they have come kicking and screaming, but they have to endorse, right? >> trump will endorse the party. that's the best thing i can say about him. i am struck by the fact they defined support for trump as a mor

tucker carlson on that. >> the attitude will cause a lot of problems. only be the nominate by fiat. a decades long problem as a result of that. i'm terrible at golf. he is. people say i'm getting better. no one's ever said that. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. he's just happier when he's playing. but he's terrible. for the strength and energy to keep doing what you love, try new ensure enlive. only patented ensure enlive has hmb, plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. and its clinically proven formula helps you stay you. oh. nice shot. new ensure enlive. always be you. >> john kasich is one for 32. why does he stay in the race? do. was doing better than him, marco rubio doing better than him, rand paul doing better than him, they could have stayed in the race also. >> donald trump calling on john kasich to surrender. trump and ted cruz have pushed for john case against a partner but the ohio governor vowing to stay in the race until the convention in cleveland, his home state. the cohost of fox and friends and

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tucker carlson, kirsten powers and steve hayes and dana perino, co-host of "the five".back. so let me start with you. what pundits are saying this is not about knocking off core support. after 18 candidates in a year of the g.o.p. race, the republicans saying wisconsin consolidates behind ted cruz. >> and i think that there is a lot -- there are many reasons for it. it's partly there are less people. so that worked in cruz's favor. donald trump had been very disparaging of scott walker but people in wisconsin really like him. so, i think that that was one thing that possibly backfired. >> if they define him as establishment, they say establishment is fine by me because they've seen him fight over and over again. >> and conservatives outnumber moderates in wisconsin. and republicans have been tested over and over again recently when scott walker took on the union. they have seen benefits of sticking together because they won the recall vote. and the state numbers from an unemployment rate, the way the state is running is working well, so institutionally, wisconsin is pre

gavin mcginnis and particularrer -- and tucker carlson. >> if you felt a great disturbance in the forceoday it is as if millions of nerds cried out in joy. the next trailer for "rogue 1" was released. it takes place in between episode three and four and it tells the story of how the plans for the first death star were stolen. take a look. >> state your name for the record. >> ha, ha, not funny. >> forging imperial documents and stolen property and aggravated assault and resisting arrest. >> stirring it up a little bit maybe. >> i made your weapon. the test is imminent. we need to know what it is and how to destroy it. >> is that clear? >> ya, i'll go, send me, you betcha. >> heads are spinnin. media heads are spinnin. >> we had a little fun. that was not the right video. can we see the real trailer? >> that's rogue 1. are you excited, rich? >> i am not a big "star wars" guy. it is always the same movie. they never get rid of this death star. they always blow it up and it always comes back. >> you rebuild them. you blow up the death star and they will put it back. >> was the one in this

tucker carlson. host of fox and friends weekend. charles krauthammer.his argument that trump is making about colorado, everyone says rules are rules, it does seem to have a political effect on the stump. and is shoring up even his most loyal supporters. >> it is the rationale for campaign. it is an oligarchy and this seems to prove the point to supporters. just how bad trump's month was. that was all self-inflicted. you would think the numbers have gone down and it's gone up. those are the rules. the expectations people have in democracy are very different in the age of the internet. kind of a flat structure. everyone is a precious snow flake. the idea that your vote doesn't matter? i think that's a much more painful and irreconcilable deal. >> i'm struck by 45% number. partly because of what tucker said. and partly because, remember, he had a 35% cap? well, that's now 10% in the rear view mirror. to his point, it is true that trump's whole campaign is about victimization. it is about people who feel like they're being victimized by trade. or by the par

tucker carlson aually says democratic voters may get gypped. here is his comment. >> clearly an effective insurgent. here is problem mathematically he is much closer to hillary clinton in delegates that he understands. take out superdelegates a fundamentally non-democratic, undemocrattic part of this contest, evidence that the system is rigged which it is on her behalf, he is fewer than 300 away from her. we're moving crisis of legitimacy on democratic side. at what point do bernie voters wake up to realize this thing will potentially be stolen from them by the democratic establishment? deirdre: full count we'll put up on the screen so viewers can follow that. the delegate amount that hillary clinton and bernie sanders have, obviously tighter without these superdelegates but jonah, whether or not the system is fair or unfair with the superdelegates, that is what exists now. >> right. deirdre: unless theris a change to the rules which can be done it looks like hillary clinton still l has the lead. >> that's right. the rules are the rules and par

we're going to start the evening with tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend and bon domenech, publisher of the federalist to try to unpack this. the problem is he told john dickerson, who asked him should the laws on abortion change? trump is running for the republican party, which is like the first rule is you have to be pr pro-life. i think it's even before limited government. and he said, the laws are set, and we need to leave them that way. so then they come out with now hope hicks as put out the law must stay that way now until he's president, and then he'll change it. ben? >> you know, this is an interesting moment for donald trump. you had him sort of going through all these situations where he had the opportunity to give speech after victory speech, to maintain this momentum, to be winning all the time when he was on television. but now he enters this period where from march 22nd to april 19th, it looks like he's not going to come away with any opportunities to give victory speeches, which means he has to talk about policy. in this instance he went from on wednesday s

. >> chris stirewalt is our politics editor and tucker carlson is host of "fox and friends." no, skir walt didn't plan this, but aren't we adorable? great to see you. i don't know -- i have no idea what's happening in colorado. it's very weird. but basically ted cruz is winning the weird system in colorado right now, stirewalt. >> look, nobody cared about -- this is always how it's been. nobody cared about this stuff before because guess what? in the modern era, we've never been paying attention. >> who the heck wants to woo new yorkers. >> you're not like your colorado, three dating and a drink and see what happens on a weekend. new york is like whatever, make it happen. i've had to learn about our republican head counting in colorado and all this stuff, because we're going deeper and later than we ever have. and we're going to tucker's country, we're going to california. so i'm going to have to learn a lot more. >> just when i thought you knew everything. tucker, the reason we're getting into this mind numbing stuff is that there are two contests right now. it's the vote --

tucker carlson said this before he left. >> he's clearly an effective insurgent.ary clinton in delegates than most understand. if you take out the super delegates who are fundamentally a nondemocratic, undemocratic part of this contest, their evidence is rigged on her behalf, he's 300 away from her. so at what point do the bernie voters wake up and realize this is going to be stolen way from them by the democratic establishment? >> so funny because that's what's people on the republican side are saying, look, if it goes to an uncontested convention, it might get stolen from donald trump or ted cruz. >> i wonder if she's worried about it, like in 2008. >> they have to find some way, hillary clinton to get her win and keep bernie sanders involved. because he's only -- as she points out now, he's -- he's only been a democrat for ten minutes. he's normally an independent who caucuses with the democrats. >> they haven't paid a lot of the taxes, and he wants 90% of your paycheck. >> he's going to give you free everything. who doesn't want free everything? we all want fr

tucker carlson, great to see you. he's almost saying to crew or kasich, one everybody you has.z or kasich, one of you has to drop out. >> here is the truth. it will be tough for the party to nominate a guy who got fewer votes than the other guy. the expectations people have for democracy, that's going to be a tough sell. deirdre: in new york there are 95 gop delegates up for grabs. at least electively from our research seems to be at least right now possibly going to trump. it's going to get harder after tonight to be against trump. >> in pennsylvania cruz will make up a lot of ground. he may come in third and still get the majority of delegates in pennsylvania, up is the system. what's the incentive to defend those rules? i think the party does itself a disservice by defending a system that's clearly not a good system. deirdre: people are saying on both side of the aisle, the rnc rules committee and on the democratic side the superdelegates. >> those rules are to diseven pran chiedisd todisenfranchise . nobody is denying that. deirdre: rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new yo

. >> ben domenich and tucker carlson anchor of "fox & friends weekend." okay add?think it's an okay ad. she is shifting to general election conversation and anticipating that donald trump is going to soften his message as he gets closer to the republican nomination. you know, for myétik÷ part, i don't think we actually see that yet. it was interesting listening to you talk to some of your prior guests about. this from my perspective being presidential is not necessarily about the tone but the message. in the sense that at this point in virtually every presidential campaign in the past you see a nominee as they get closer and closer to the mark they need to hit. recognize that they need to win over the support supporters of some of their closest competitors. they do by extending olive branches and inviting people like ted cruz or john kasich. into the fold. i'm looking to backing people. i would have thought he would have shifted to that already. >> tucker, what did you think of the ad. >> i emphatically agree with ben it's about the tone. still a contested primary.

tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend.n pel, opinion writer at the "washington post" and dana perino, co-host of "the five." >> we heading in the adopted home state of hillary clinton. the home state of donald trump, they seem poised for big nights. what are you seeing from the ex-ith polls. >> i think the rough outlines, what we thought was going to happen will be proved true. probably by night's end, i think it's going to be an early night judging by these numbers. what jumps out at me is the future of democratic party and bernie sanders. once again sanders has swept, no the just carried, but swept overwhelmingly people under 45. this mirror what is you've seen in state after state in primary after caucus across the democratic contests. it tells you something simple, which is you want to know what the party is going to look like? ten years from now? look at these numbers. this is really the last stand of the old democratic establishment. which is basically rooted in identity politics. look like me, vote for me. he's got

tucker carlson is the editor of the daily caller. ten powers, steve hayes, and dana perino, former white house press secretary and co-host of "the five." tucker, the stakes for donald trump this eving? >> the stakes are about momentum. i think trump is the only person in the race likely to even getting -- or the possibility of getting to the majority of delegates. if he loses don't and doesn't get any delegates, and that seems possible, that will be a tougher task. he has five primaries after tonight that look good for him, but really tonight, what's at stake, the convention in july in ohio. will it be contested or not? that could truly be a tough moment for the republican party. if trump wins tonight, he will be the nominee. looks unlikely. it's all about the convention tonight. >> steve, a wisconsin native, how is wisconsin different? you see this playing out, the anti-establishment vote. well, in wisconsin, you have establishment figures, governor walker, paul ryan, who are pretty well liked in wisconsin. >> yeah, the results tonig

. >> dana perino is with us, former white house press secretary and julie ra gwynn 60 and tucker carlsone start with you, what we're seeing p is poised t state. the whole question appears to be margin and whether he'll win big enough to make the path nice and smooth for him to 1237. >> we'll see. i don't think -- it won't be a huge surprise. it will be a disappointment i think to kasich and cruz if they're not able to keep him below 50%. we'll see as bill hemmer was just pointing out all those tiny congressional districts that tend to come in later. we may have to wait a little while to find out the margin. at the end of the night, we'll find out that those three candidates, texas ohio and new york and florida, those candidates won their home states. home state advantage is really important. i also think it reflects on demographics. if you want to break the republican party into three faction you might be actually able to look at new york ohio and texas and you have your demographic there. >> julie, it's all about margins on the republican side, about whether kasich and cruz can pick off

julie, tucker carlson and dana loesch. let me start with you dana lash as a cruz supporter.ible for the trump campaign that they avoid a second ballot with -- i mean cruz completely shut out tonight and we don't know what's going to happen in indiana it this are arguments that ted cruz should do well threatened and arguments that donald trump should. the polling in that state has been unreliable. >> no recent polling either. unreliable. i'm not surprised that donald trump won his home state. ted cruz won his home state of texas with bigger margin and wider primary field. 1.2 million votes in texas. right now in new york trump is about over 420,000. he has fewer votes than bernie sanders does. he has also fewer votes than hillary clinton. there is just a bigger democrat turnout that kind of puts water on the argument that he would take that state in a general election if it got that far. look, he needs to sweep the districts, congressional districts in a number of states going forward. particularly in states like indiana and in states like california where the polling is incr

i want to bring back our pa dana perino, julie, tucker carlson and dana lesch is here as well, the host of "dana." dana lash, let me start with you since we haven't heard from you yet. ted cruz poised to come in third, not yet official. it's not good for him. one thing we're seeing from the exit polls is in were three little words that hurt him badly, "new york values." too short-sided? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, when was talking about new york values he's talking about the new york progressive value that's are ruining an awesome city. that's at least what i got. of course i come from the midwest where i'm always told i come from a cow town and everyone questions whether i and everyone else shares genes, dna. that being said, i don't think that the cruz campaign -- they weren't anticipating that he was going to come in first. it's donald trump's home state, of course he's going to come in first place in new york. and i would expect john kasich to do incredibly well if not beat ted cruz in the state of new york because he's more of a moderate. new yorkers, even though you can have

. >> get some thoughts from our panel, juan williams dana perino, tucker carlson and dana lesch.a, let me start with you on this. if trump has won tonight the battle over, hey, if he gets within 100 delegates it would be wrong not to give it to him, that's a significant victory for him. and if cruz has lost that battle, if this party is unified in the belief that if trump comes within 100 or so it should be his even if the rules don't provide for it that's a significant loss for ted cruz. are we there? >> no i don't think that we're there yet. i mean the rules going into cleveland is 1237. i mean we have rules for a reason. we don't give out participation trophies. we are not that ideology. we're conservatives, republicans, we believe in preestablished rules well known to candidates years months in advance. that's how it is. i mean, we do majority. we don't do plurality. there's a huge difference in that. and there is still the possibility, again, going forward -- i've said it before -- i think we'll hit a contested convention because looking at california that is going to be ver

>> assist by tucker carlson. >> up next, tucker, america's dad, carlson. he has great hair.ears that his hair did not help him. can he do it in two? oh, no, no, no, no. tucker's hair is not helping. i think i saw him cheating. i think i saw him cheating. >> look at that. >> he did three. are you going to give hi a three? >> i give him five because that was cheating. >> wow. here comes clayton morris. >> oh, it was a sneeze. i don't know if that counts. >> can he do it in two? >> he is affected emotionally but not by his penalty stroke. he has a lot going on in his mind. he didn't do it. it seems like he's -- he choked. >> another three. another three. >> all right. >> this is the big moment coming in. >> if they continue to putt like this, it's not going to be called the masters. it's going to be called the disasters. >> this is huge, folks. this is huge. this is a big moment in golf history and american history in general. okay. look at this. can she do it? >> oh, she can still do it in two. she can still do it two. i would love to see her do it in two. >> i can't believe t

. >> that's exactly why we brought in tucker carlson who was up late last night and up late this weekend. what do you think of this 250 additional men and women going over there? >> probably an effort undertaken in good faith but it doesn't answer the question, the basic question is who runs syria? who do you want to run to run syria? >> it's a black hole. it's affecting europe and the united states. could assad stay in power or not? >> we're combining with a bunch of rebels we weren't supposed to be dealing with. >> exactly. in a lot of cases, they have interests contrary to ours, again, what do you want it to look like in five years, i haven't heard anybody in the administration articulate that and it's troubling. >> i don't think the president has thought that far. cruz and kasich have announced an appliance. what they are going to do, they are teaming up to take on trump. kasich is going to stop campaigning in indiana and mr. cruz is going to stop in oregon ultimately to help take on trump. >> i saw kasich last night. i don't fully understand it, but i think the idea is vote against

martha: for more on this, tucker carlson, editor of "the daily caller," fox news contributor. to see you. >> good morning, martha. martha: ted cruz basically played this game very well. he outflanked donald trump in come so i mean his ground game is excellent. we talked about it at the beginning but is trump right when he says the game is rigged? >> well i think they both are. cruz is absolutely right the rules in colorado have been in place since the legislature changed them in 2002. there is really no excuse for not playing the game as it is currently constituted. trump can't say it was surprise change. it wasn't. it has been in place for 14 years. on other hand trump is right it is not especially democratic way to choose delegates to the convention. most republican voters didn't get right to vote and other elements are not democratic. again, they have been in place in a while, but we haven't had a close race like this in generations. it's a shock to a lot of voters to find out their vote doesn't matter. maybe trump wins the moral case here and cruz win the legal case. marth

we had a fantastic panel, tucker carlson, steve hayes weighed in. bill: people are engaged in the process it was a cool thing to see. thanks to the people in philadelphia. martha: there was a trump crowd there there will be was a cruz crowd, a kasich crowd for him as well. people are divided. that's what cruz and kasich are counts on as they hatch this plan. we'll see where it goes. martha: big development in the fight against isis. president obama says he will send up to 250 more u.s. troops to the ground in syria. their mission will be to assist local forces in the ongoing if fight against isis. kevin corke is in germany. what's the president thinking in terms of this move. what's behind it. do we know? >> the president has repeatedly said that if you have see changing conditions in the strategy against isis, it's usually a reflection of change conditions on the ground. what the president has gone on to say if you see changes you will see more of it. apparently it's working. so the president made it clear there would be more americans joining the

martha: tucker carlson, daily caller. good morning to you. do you agree?well you know, clearly trump has the advantage right now. what's fascinating for me living in washington is the response of washington republicans to these developments. obviously they don't like trump. they have complaints about him as person. i think those are legitimate. what you're seeing attacks on his voters, red state, tip sheet for think tank republican intellectuals in washington saying these results change nothing and describe people who voted for trump, overwhelming majority of republicans in five states as quote, diseased. it is their problem. they are dumb. they are liberal. they're poor. probably on oxycontin. attacks on voters, are totally counter productive because they confirm in minds of republicans in the state party has contempt for them. obviously it does. to say that out loud is rubicon. that they cross ad line to make it hard to put the republican party back together. martha: interesting point. we watched ted cruz. he came out from his bus and talked about being

you have got to go over to tucker carlson now because he is in his fancy ride. >> tucker. >> this is. >> this is lgj's. >> no, it's just like. lgj's car list atyv the lbj ranch which is a monument. >> one of many. and that's where it lives there. lbj really loved thing. he had a really interesting sense of humor shall we say. he had this lake on his ranch. and above the lake there was like this hill. and he would go up to the crest of the hill with people and he would go at the top of the hill you go oh no, the brakes are out. the brakes are out. they didn't know it was an amphi car. he would roll into the water and car would float. and people were screaming. put it in boat drive and boat away. and freak all the people out. >> did anyone ever jump out of the car. >> he did it all the time. this was like his favorite gag to do to people. he was really terrible about. >> it he was a cruel about funny man. >> does this thing actually go in the water and not sink. >> without question. as long as it's restored. i talked to the owner this morning. this is a really wonderfully restored car.

to discuss this, liz, myself, tucker carlson. liz, to you first. but america elected a socialist?e? >> a shockingly large amount of voters are there. 19% of republican primary voters. wow. how did this happen? you and i go back a ways. >> shaking the faith of any people in markets. there was never a counter market to explain why it happened. a market economy is the best for everyone. stuart: would you leleave ameria in a socialist white house? >> a lot of people are thinking along these lines. stuart: they are as split. almost split their two? >> i totally agree. bernie 169. you said this on your show all morning. the truth is, the democratic settttlement may be ttling that for bernie. >> going into this, thehave it fixed. >> people would be screaming to high heaven. totally corrupt and totally ununreported, in my opinion. stuart: the democrats always come through to win. >> it is organized along a set of ideas. maybe true, maybe not. the democratic party is a party dedicated to gaining power and exercise. i agree with your analysis. >> economic development and politics. pfizer ki

we'll look at the race, tucker carlson, so do they believe this is over or not?eign policy speech that will lay out the mission for the united states if trump becomes president. that's when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. "i hope you like it spicy" get complete protection with the purple pill. the leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. >>> you might know know her best as elaine from the tv show "taxi." but this morning she has a different role. he's been helping her husband fight cancer without traditional chemotherapy or radiation. >> together, they have written the new book "changing normal, how i helped my husband beat cancer." and they join us right now. marilu henner and her husband, michael brown. >> good to see you. >> so he was dating your college roommate. >> well, she became my roommate, but yeah. she met him like the first week of school at the university of chicago. and i met him and i thought, you know, she met him first. but i thought there were other guys like this on campus. 33 years we got together. i ran into hi

. >> there's a town hall tonight on the channel and i do believe tucker carlson en route home to washingtony be dropping by. >> yes i will. i'll be there. role unknown. >> let's talk a little bit about this. hillary clinton has been getting a lot of bad pr because bernie sanders says come on let's see those transcripts of those speeches you've given to the wall street fat cats. she said i won't do it until everybody else does. you had a great point. who everybody is else? it's not bernie sanders because he's never given those speeches. >> when you release your speech to sagoldman sachs she will too. >> "new york times" is coming to her rescue and changing the subject. when you're in a pickle you want somebody to change the subject. >> so when we share this information with you, tim kaine, mark warner, deval patrick, thomas perez, elizabeth warren for vice president possibility. >> changing the subject from where are the transcript to who might be her vice president. >> dana perino was on yesterday. she said i'm not buying this. >> they are changing the subject and shifting responsibility. h