what does donald trump need to do to unite the party? can he unite the party? does he need to?g i don't need them anyway. >> here's news for donald trump. he's going to need them. he is going to need that base. he is going to need the grass-roots activists many of them who are delegates go out and get on the phones go door to door bring out the vote. i like to say donald trump is starting to take the right steps. meeting with speaker ryan. incredibly important. it is important in the sense that you have two men that technically really don't know each other. their conversations are happening through the media. this is an opportunity for the two standard bearers of the party to come together and let's hash out the differences. let's figure out where donald trump stands on these conservative principles. obviously ryan is looking out for his house members many are in swing districts chockwho cou lose their race. he has to protect their house members as well. this is an important moment the opportunity to see if the gop establishment could start rallying with donald trump. trump is

now the ultimate test, energized and unite a fractured party to take on hillary clinton come november. >> i am confident i can unite much of it. some of it i don't want. people will be voting for me not the party. we'll do well against hillary. she will be a disaster as president. >> reaction to trump becoming the new leader of the republican party set some social media accounts on fire. literally. angry, lifelong republicans apparently torching their party cards in protest but today establishment leaders like new hampshire senator kelly ayotte says she will put party first. bernie sanders vowing to stick around. he won indiana but still trails by more than 300 delegates. that means hillary clinton has to fight on two fronts now. covering the campaign reaction from the east coast to the west coast and all points in between we start, though, with sources saying that kasich is suspending his campaign. kelly o'donnell, perhaps the only correspondent that's followed all of these at one point or another. what are your sources telling you? >> reporter: i've been to a lot of john kasich even

he has work to do in terms of uniting his own party. last night burning their voter registration cards so he has a huge task ahead of him just in uniting his own party, let alone the country. i think based on ted cruz dropping out, the voters paying attention to the race are realizing that the one thing standing between donald trump and the oval office is hillary clinton. i think that will have a huge galvanizing effect. >> let's talk about the challenge she has with unifying the party if she gets the nomination. you have bernie sanders supporters who may not have burned their cards, but they are certainly, some of them who strongly believe that she has trust issues, her negatives are high. not as high as donald trump, but very close. and who have asserted a similar claim of not being willing to support her if she is the nominee. >> well, i think that at the end of this process we're going to see that the democratic party will unite because the stakes are too high. i think we have every confidence that when the voting is done, senator s

uniting the party would be important for his candidacy. as proven people wrong before including top strategists. i think at this point it is important to have a united front going in to the general election especially someone like hillary clinton. >> he has proven wrong people from the beginning of this. he has won by large percentages in a lot of these states. >> one thing for sure you have seen han up tick. he is bringing a lot of new people in the process. as ashley said i think she is right he's turning people off you can't measure what you don't know and people don't know how many new people. no matter how many people we all know he may turn off he keeps bringing something new in this party. people have a hard time measuring his aptitude. >> he won in ohio he won the votes as well. meantime he was blind sided by paul ryan not supporting him. can he succeed without his support? let's listen do what he says? >> i t is politics. i am never sturned by what politics say. he spoke to me three-week ago it was a nice call, encouraging call. >>

a united party. you're a republican strategist and you've advised different campaigns. if you were advising team trump today, what would you recommend they do? does team trump need to unify behind more conventional ideals behind the party or go a different way? donald trump has certainly gone a long way. we had 17 run for president and a week ago ted cruz was still blasting away at donald trump. it takes time and the vast majority of those have endorsed donald trump and gotten on board with his campaign. what donald trump will do is more focused on uniting the voters than party apparatus. i think the party apparatus will come along as long as the voters come along. it's a neck and neck race with hillary clinton and donald trump. and the meeting with speaker ryan and traditional leadership of the party, he's reaching out to those folks and will continue that and i think he will continue talking to marco rubio and ted cruz that quite aren't there yet. >> and you mentioned not quite long ago the fact tha

united states history. this one coming up. did you sit it out? did go third party? you cross the line and fight for the next president of the united states, donald trump. charles: i want to bring fred barnes in. you were one of the first on the non-trump band wagon and you have been pill are youd pretty good for you it. what are you going to do here? have you seen the light? are you going to go with the people who voted overwhelmingly for donald trump or will you keep fighting for the establishment? >> i'm not fighting for the establishment. mitt romney a lovely man is not the head of the republican party. closest thing to that is donald trump and paul ryan. i was never a never-trump person, never-hillary. i'll identify with that. but not never-trump. but this distinction between if you endorsed him or endorsing the nominee. it doesn't make any difference. they are lined up behind donald trump. i'm in journalism, i don't endorse candidates. but i think donald trump is doing extremely well now and surprising people like me once again. the polls in those three states

he needs paul ryan, he needs a united party. he's got to unite the party and then reach out to independents and disaffected democrats. but he's got to get that first circle closed to have any prayer of bringing in democrats and independents. >> can anyone rein in donald trump? i mean, even some of the people he brought in, you know, they can't even rein him in. can paul ryan do that? >> our first instints is, here's what he should do, he should look presidential, go with a teleprompter. all these things. the things we have to understand, donald trump cannot win a choice election. donald trump can win a movement election, and the way you win a movement election is to throw the playbook out, change the dynamics. we're trying to give advice to a guy who just kicked the butts of 17 candidates in a republican nomination. >> i agree with john on that. i think this election is not going to be so much about persuasion as it is about mobilization. you're going to have to mobilize and get out your voters. donald trump has done a really go

, get behind the recent polling that came out strongly suggests the republican party that is uniting, in fact, not just good for the party but you see the tread line for trump surge ahead of hillary clinton in the head to head. on the flip side, you see bernie sanders and his team call for the resignation of dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz and one of the leading candidates for their party come out and endorse her primary opponent who just today announced he raised a quarter of a million dollars over the weekend on sanders supports. those are real divisions that exist in that party, converse to our party, we're heading in a much better direction as we head to our convention into victory in november. >> how worried are you about the third party bid? the libertarian, two former republican governors, gary johnson, and former republican governor of massachusetts. if they win this time around, how worried they will take away votes from the republican nominee? >> none. zero. i mean, they have, just to put it into perspective, debbie wasserman-schultz raised more money this weekend t

would you want to unite the party? >> well, look, the party should be united. does it have to be? no. i think i can win without really having a perfectly united party. i mean, there are some people i don't want their endorsements because they're so nasty and lied and a lot of -- >> i guess lindsey graham is on that list. >> lindsey graham, look, i beat him so badly. i was at 48% he was at nothing, practically nothing. the guy got out and now all he does is go around and bad mouth me. he's wrong on his military policy. doesn't know what he's talking about. that's why we've been fighting the war so long. we're listening to these people that don't know what they're doing. we can't even beat isis because we listen to people like lindsey graham. i don't care if he endorses me or not. it won't have any impact on the election. it won't have any impact. i would like to see, with that, i'd like to see a united party because we would have possibly a little better chance, i don't know. >> yeah. >> i would love to see the republicans unite because we're going to beat -- you just see the poll

when people realize their only option going to be hillary clinton, it's going to be easy to unite the party. >> beyond uniting the party, having donald trump as their nominee has some republicans considering the possibility of something else, and that is having a chance at winning pennsylvania in the general election. that has not happened since 1988. but some republicans believe that it could be possible with donald trump. live in mayfair, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> who will he choose to be his running mate. he will probably go with someone who can help with legislation and friends with senators and congressmen. trump says he plans to make that announcement in july, right before the republican national convention in cleveland. and don't miss donald trump's live interview with lester holt. lester will broadcast nbc "nightly news" from the trump tower in new york city after the broadcast. >>> for hillary clinton, she says she's not worried about fending off personal attacks that took out gop trump's gop river riverles. she's focusing on the country's future and not just to stop trump. >> i

the campaign continues efforts to unite the party. john and christine. >> everyone admitting they are running out of options. >>> donald trump sounding warnings of the risk of a 9/11 style attack. he says if the u.s. keeps allowing syrians into the country. >> bad things will happen. there will be attacks that you would not believe. there will be attacks by people coming tinto your country. they have cell phones. who pays their monthly charges right? they have cell phones with the flags. the isis flags on them. we're supposed to say isn't this wonderful? >> the union for the border control agents had never endorsed a candidate until march when it says it is backing trump. >>> over the weekend, nevada allocated its democratic delegates. things went down hill from there. sanders supporters outraged by a delegate system in nevada they claim was rigged in clinton's favor. things so unruly, police were called in. and security at the paris hotel, they kicked everyone out. we get more from scott mcclain. >> reporter: good morning. despite th

will have a divided united party. ople are going to unite, but not going to agree with anything with donald trump. let's not mince words. he is a biggest -- eight big it and a racist. he has no policy. he makes it up as he goes. on the fear of the people and he gives the people what they want. host: what would you like to see speaker ryan do? he is stressing the need for real unity. what role would you like to see him take? caller: i would liken to tell donald trump to take a hike. i do not want negotiations with a man or woman who comes into office who thinks america is not and thee of races productivity that all of these races have brought into the united states. pointing people out, you get a triple down effect. joni calling in from pennsylvania. a donald trump supporter. do you think party unity is possible on election day? i hope so. united we stand, divided we fall. i have seen a lot of division in the parties. republican and democrat. they cannot agree on nothing. everything is on a standstill. donald trump is g

would you want to unite the party? >> well, look, the party should be united. does it have to be? no. i think i can win without really having a perfectly united party. i mean, there are some people i don't want their endorsements because they're so nasty and lied and a lot of -- >> i guess lindsey graham is on that list. >> lindsey graham, look, i beat him so badly. i was at 48% he was at nothing, practically nothing. the guy got out and now all he does is go around and bad mouth me. he's wrong on his military policy. doesn't know what he's talking about. that's why we've been fighting the war so long. we're listening to these people that don't know what they're doing. we can't even beat isis because we listen to people like lindsey graham. i don't care if he endorses me or not. it won't have any impact on the election. it won't have any impact. i would like to see, with that, i'd like to see a united party because we would have possibly a little better chance, i don't know. >> yeah. >> i would love to see the republicans unite because we're going to beat -- you just see the poll

party very happy. and that we can unite this party and put that feigny back into the -- genie back into the bottle. want to ask you as a trump defender to her point how does he do it? >> i'm a trump supporter. >> supporter. so, if you were going to advise him, okay now you have got win the women back. you have got to get more women. >> yeah sure? you cannot win the presidency with 72% of women not supporting you. you have got to win some hispanics back over. you have got to win some young people back into the test. how? what is your advice to him? >> well, first of all, hillary clinton is the same thing with men. so you have -- it's almost a wash, but i would advise him to get his surrogates. get his family female employees executives helped not only women but hispanics. get them out there and have them start advocating as you are starting to see. this process as has said earlier rich lowry has just said it is a long and brutal process unlike anything we have ever seen. you have a lot of hard feelings. we have a chance to actually get back on track and unite behind our nominee and take back the pre

you need around 90% or more to have a united party and have a chance to win in november. trump is getting closer to that number. we'll see if he can get there. >> wow. >> john, thank you very much. john harwood reporting in washington. >>> to retail. nordstrom, it's the latest retailer to report weak quarterly results. it also warned about slowing sales. the high-end retailer earned 26 cents a share, far below consensus estimates of 46. revenue was slightly higher from last year. they also missed forecasts coming in at more than $3 billion. shareholders didn't like what they saw. shares tanked initially in after-hours trading. courtney reagan has more on nordstrom's soft results. reporting after the bell only adding to the retail wreck we've seen. shares tumbling after profit fell far short of expectations. while revenues were only slightly short, comparable sales fell nearly 2%. but what's very telling is the difference between the performance at nordstrom's regular stores and website and its nordstrom rack outlet stores and website. nearly exactly opposite. with compara

full week as the gop presumptive nominee there are growing questions whether he will be able to unite the party. this as mr. trump said party unity would be nice but not really necessary. >> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified? i'm very different than anybody else. perhaps ever run for office. i actually don't think so. i think that -- >> doesn't have to be unified? >> no, i don't think so i think it would be better if it were unified. there would be something good about it but i don't think it actually has to be unified in the tradition -- i'm going to do

but i do agree we need to unite the party. i need his help in uniting the party. he didn't do that. i think that would have worked out better for donald trump than putting that statement out today. >> all right. thanks very much. you're all going to be with me, of course, and you can see jake's entire irview at 9:00 eastern. next, as we wait for donald trump to take that stage in west virginia, hear his crucial comments for the first time when he speaks about paul ryan, eric trump, trump's son is with me to react to breaking news. and i'm also going to ask about this picture from cinco de mayo. >>> plus another top republican telling cnn he can not support donald trump. a live report coming up. and major breaking news on hillary clinton. a big development in the fbi investigation into her private e-mail server. a huge development tonight. and we have the very latest on it for you. we're out ink.nk. not ink. getting ink doesn't have to be painful. staples just cut ink and toner prices. add in our 110% price match guarantee and our prices are unbeatable. staples. make more happen. if

the party unite?big boy pants on and think about the positive future, what we can do to move the country forward in the right direction to restore jobs and really establish a free market capitalism in the country that will help everybody grow and strengthen our military, move forward with focus, foreign policy and national security. many of these things, including revamping the health care system. >> let me ask you, eric if you're sitting with a ted cruz supporter, never trump guy, what would you tell them? >> grieve. take your moment, feel bad and get over and unite. at the end of the day it doesn't matter how much you dislike donald trump. in the next 4 or 8 years you're going to get 1 to 3 new supreme court justices. you don't want hillary clinton picking those supreme court justices. >> trump is going to announce a list of 12-13 people only considered for the supreme court. so conservatives will have a good idea where he stands with that. i assume he wants somebody like scalia and thomas. >> it's

trump, that you can unite the republican party behind you? onfident i can unite much of it. some of it i don't want, there were statement that were made about me, that those people can go away and come back in 8 years after we serve two terms. there are some people i don't want. people are voting for me, not the party and i think we'll do well against hillary. martha: donald trump on whether he can unite the republican base. the republican frontrunner almost securing his nomination. the never trump group says nothing has changed for them. so much of this has played out in the media. this issue of never trump. i want to put up the front cover of today's new york post which has thrown it support for donald trump. can i believe the shock that resonate around the way we watched things unfold. >> it's not only a shock but torture for people opposed to donald trump. a number of conservative commentators associated with this network saying they were in the never, never, ever trump camp right up until the moment he rays his hand over the bible. then b

that's easier said than done, isn't it, ron, uniting this party? >> there have been a lot of divisions. you do get the sense that the new york primary was the point where the battering ram knocked down the door. i mean up until then, donald trump was facing really organized resistance. but since then, it's been a very different story. up until new york, he had not won 50% of the vote in any state. he's now won 50% of the vote in seven straight states. you do get the sense that among republican voters if not republican elites, there has been a change, a sense that the contest has been run. this is our guy. time to start focusing on the general election. >> i think ron's absolutely right. for republicans who either oppose trump or were sort of begrudgingly accepting trump, there was this question of when do we finally have to give in? when is the moment that we have to accept him as our nominee? and ted cruz obviously thought he could take it all the way to indiana. but i do think for a lot of republicans, they saw the fact that donald trump swept th

he is not going to unite the party. the whole campaign is demean his opponents, demean women. this is not a man that is capable of uniting the party. conservatives will stand up to him, because you know, he is not qualified, and he is not capable to be the president of the united states. >> jeffrey, you can respond. last word. go ahead. >> you're being overruled by the voters of the republican party. >> over half the voters have gone against him, jeffrey. >> 67 counties here in pennsylvania. that means all of them. the only republican to ever do so. all i can tell you, you're not getting the votes. go out there today and get the votes. >> he won't get them in the general. >> we'll see what happens today, tim, jeffrey, thank you. >> thanks, alisyn. >> let's get to chris. >>> politics to the re-al teechlt breaking news, u.s. service member killed in iraq by enemy fire. pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. this is the big fear, told advisors, told not in harm's way, and then mosul, a hot zone, back from the line, and yet

paul manafort on with whether donald trump can unite the republican party. take care. >>> i'm chris wallace. with exactly six months to election day, donald trump will be the republican nominee. but can he unite the party? >> we want to bring unity to the republican party. we have to bring unity. >> saying we're unified doesn't in and of itself unify us. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. the only important thing is the unification of the people. >> we'll talk with senior adviser paul manafort about trump's fight to rally the party and defeat the democrats in november. >> then, a showdown between the feds in north carolina over the legality of its transgender bathroom law. >> this conclusion by the department of justice impacts every state, every university, and almost every employer in the united states of america 678. >> we'll ask pat mccrory whether he'll defy tomorrow's deadline. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. >>> plus, a navy seal is killed in an isis firefight. we'll ask about the deepening role there. and our power player of the

party look like? >> everybody on the same page basically. supporting the nominee. >> reporter: what does it look like when they unite the party together, paul ryan and donald trump? are they going to hug or talk about certain bullet points like immigration or taxes? i mean, what is a united republican snaert. >> that i don't know yet. no hugging. >> they can hug. >> reporter: they want to unify the republican party. do you think the republican party should speak with one voice? >> yeah. >> reporter: they think they should speak with one voice. there you go. why do so many businesses rely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>> well, unity was the word of the day today as donald trump made his high-profile visit to court republican leaders and some members of congress say there can't be solidarity until trump talks to all of the republican members, but they don't just want to meet and greet. they want a robust discussion on big iss

compared to what hillary is doing uniting the democrat party. nald trump is the clear nominee at this point and hillary clinton is still losing state this week. donald trump is doing an infinitely better job uniting the party. he started the race with 17 other candidate, and hillary started with 4 and she is still fighting it out. >> you know the republican party very well, and you know conservatives very well. can he win without them? >> i don't think he has to. i think conservatives will support donald trump. when you line up at the end of the day, i think hillary clinton will lock up the democratic nomination. when you put them side by side there is a clear contrast. there will be no choice for conservatives other than donald trump who mentioned to nominate conservative constitutional judges to the court and support pro-life legislation. they will certainly make that on election day. bill: governor romney posted this onfacebook. it's disqualifying for a presidential nominee not to release his tax returns. he has not been subject to public scru

unite. it is a compelling message as a republican, if the party is united, that's good.s. >> where does the pressure come from. >> colleagues, folks in the district and those that support donald trump. nothing against people that support him, but i came out here not because i wanted a title or paycheck, i came out to make a difference. a thing like foreign policy, i spent six years fighting hard to remind americans our mission in the world and things like that, when you have a nominee that says basically the direct opposite, embraces vladimir putin, flattered by vladimir putin, says give the middle east to russia, those are concerning issues and ones i can't just roll over on. >> you're a combat veteran, served in the air force in iraq and afghanistan for that matter. are you one of the republicans potentially that could actually vote for the democratic nominee, assuming it is hillary clinton. >> no, i don't see myself going there. look, i basically agree with hillary clinton on just about everything, i'm sure. i want to get to where i can support the republican nominee,

she has a united party. some bernie sanders people will leave her. organization of the democrats will be with her. exiles that government out there working for her. she again, many more democrats than republicans. they have the large voting blocs coming for them, the african-american vote, the hispanic vote which the republicans don't have. donald trump can go for the reagan democrats into troy, michigan, pennsylvania. that is why it's going to be significant. ryan said he supports the republican nominee. there is now a de facto nominee. why shouldn't we take his position of going back on his word? >> first of all he was expecting this to be resolved at the convention. paul ryan has different responsibilities than i do. leader of theacto congressional republicans. he wants to ensure republicans keep the majority in the house. he wants to make sure donald trump realizes there are a number of house republicans who have serious differences with him. i am assuming these are his reasons and he wants to protect them. he believes very strongly in a strong n

i don't think that's the reaction that one needs to have if they truly want to lead and unite the party. instead you have to basically convince these members of congress and the other people out there who are currently skeptical about the trump campaign that they can unite around an agenda that will not undermine the current majorities that they have in the house and the senate. that's something that's going to take some work. it needs doing. ultimately i think donald trump has a path to victory over hillary clinton but it requires those steps. >> david, will the party unite? >> absolutely. it's going to take a while. they're thunder struck, let's face it. nobody thought trump would win by this majority. nobody thought he would win this quick limit we were planning for californ california. they're shell -shocked right no. i think ultimately they'll get together. people are going to contribute. everybody on board now will have a contribution to making this an outstanding, powerful administration and an administration that will beat hillary clinton. that's what's key. >> marc, david and b

can he unite the party? rob, you supported ted cruz.hat do you think of your candidate dropping out? will you vote for donald trump? caller: i will hold my nose and vote for trump. after i do that, i will come home in stick my head in the toilet bowl. there is no other alternative, hillarythe opposition is so dishonest and corrupt, she makes it since seems like george washington. suck itately, he had to up and vote for the lesser of the three evils. that is it. host: do you think donald trump can win that go we will not find out, lost in. tricia, your supporting john kasich. what you think? can donald trump unite the party? caller: i am not sure. i would like to think he can. i have hope for the sake of our country that he can. there are some things he said that we agree with. so we willtimistic, see what happens here at host: exit polls from your state yesterday, half of those who voted for senator cruz and kasich said they would not vote for donald trump in the general election. does that include you? caller: yes. i am a kasich suppor

trump not to unite the republican party? >> i think we are seeing it now. does he need to unite the republican party to win? he managed to not unite and win the nomination. i think the majority of the votes were cast against you. and the question is what does provocative mean? is it okay to pick fights with the establishment? sure. most voters are not thrilled with the establishment either. but i would be careful, he needs grassroots activist to come out and knock on on doors. where he doesn't need to be provocative is picking fights with whole groups of voters. and comments about african-american or women or hispanics, there he is helping the democratic party and hillary clinton campaign. and he does need to stop that if he is going to bring people together to bring a winning coalition. >> the dance with paul ryan is interesting. trump has a man date from voters and ryan has his vision for republicans. this is what ryan had to say about trump in an interview with with jerry with the wall street journal. we have to be a party that is broad and inclusive. all

of very congenial tone that ryan believes it is up to trump as the presumptive nominee to help unite the party, that it is not united, even though he did get millions of voters and votes, a lot of people voted against him and that you just heard paul ryan in that sound byte talking about the fact that he won't explain what the specifics were but they did talk specifics. my understanding is one of those issues was something very near and dear to paul ryan's heart which is the budget. had to figure out how to begin to balance the budget. ryan's whole m.o. since he has been here has been to deal with medicare and social security, something that donald trump has been more standoffish on. i'm told that was part of the conversation of specifics. >> stand by. jim acosta, what are you hearing from the senate side on their meeting with donald trump, senate republican leaders? >> reporter: well, keep in mind, wolf, as dana was talking about, the bridge to cross for donald trump with the senate leaders is not as far and as wide as it is with paul ryan. mitch mcconnell is at this point endorsing donald tr

. >> reporter: as donald trump faces republican resistance to his likely nomination, he says a united party isn't necessary to win the white house. >> it would be better if it were unified. i think there would be something good about it but i don't think it actually has to be unified. >> reporter: on abcs this week, he also pivoted on key economic problems. trump also signaled visibility on taxes predicting they will go down. >> by the time it's negotiated they'll go down up. >> he said he would renegotiate the national debt. maybe he just doesn't understand that running our government is not the same as making real estate deals. >> reporter: last week the nbi interviewed a top clinton aide -- fbi interviewed a top clinton aide. >> no one has reached out to me yesterday. >> reporter: clinton says she's been ready to talk to investigators since last year. >>> last week a federal judge said he might require -- to testify under oath about her server. >>> tomorrow night, sanders will hold a rally in sacramento. on tuesday morning he'll hold a rally in stockton at the weber point event center. >

party to get behind him and support him. there's never been a candidate for nominee for president of the united states who had every republican supporting him and everybody accepting every single position of a presidential candidate. ronald reagan had the same issues when he was trying to put the party together in 1980. so it's a process. it will be fine. we've got plenty of time now. there will be no contested convention. we have plenty of time to put the party together. and i think you'll see a successful united party in cleveland and they'll be ready to take on hillary clinton. >> but paul, there are real differences between trump and ryan. ryan is said to be offended by some of the things that your candidate has said about women and muslims and hispanics. there are substantive differences on issues like trade and entitlement reform. how far is trump willing to go to sign on to the agenda of paul ryan? >> well, let's make something very clear. donald trump just won a republican primary. he won it overwhelmingly. the largest turnout in the history of republican voters in all of the primaries and he's the historic leader now

lynn says, yes, it will help unite the party. l ryan is one of the good guys and should be our president someday. jeffrey, though, isn't sure but he's not holding his breath. todd thinks these meetings will unite the party. he says the gop has nothing to gain and everything to lose by not uniting and they know it. and charles thinks everything about today's meeting will be strange, forced and insincere. i guess that's charles' real talk there. thanks so much for writing. you can still vote in the poll. go to gretchen carlson. thanks for being here. >>> hello, everyone. i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. house speaker paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we wi

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. >>> as donald trump faces to the nomination, he says that the united party isn't necessary to win with the white house. >> it would be better be something good about it. >> reporter: he also pivoted on the key economic questions, calling for an increase. >> they would have to get more. you'll need flexibility. >> predicting that they will go up for the rich. >> but they are going down. >> they will go up. >> they called their proposal vague and wrong. >> reporter: maybe he doesn't understand that running the government is not the same. >> reporter: as a part of their investigation into her use of the private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. >> no one has reached out to me yet. >> reporter: they are ready to talk to investigators since last year. >>> a judge said last may require those who testified under oath about their e-mail server. >>> and download our free wusa9 app. >>> a small plane makes a crash landing on the roof of the building near los angeles. one person on board that plane was taken to the hospital. no word yet on who caused that crash. now that is used to

. >> reporter: as donald trump faces republican resistance to his likely nomination, he says a united party isn't necessary to win the white house. >> it would be better if it were unified. there would be something good about it but i don't think it actually has to be be. >> he also pivoted on economic calling an increase in the minimum wage. >> you need flex ability. >> reporter: he signalled flexibility on taxes predicting they will go up for the rich. >> by the time it's negotiated they will go up. >> on "face the nation," hillary clinton called his proposal vague and wrong. >> he said he'd renegotiate the national debt. maybe he just doesn't understand that running our go. is not the same as making real estate deals. >> reporter: last weak, the fbi interviewed a top clinton aid as part of the investigation into her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. >> no one has reached out to me yet. >> she's been ready to talk to investigators is since last year: cbs3 news new york. >>> also today, bernie sanders fired up supporters in new jersey. he was at rutger's hopi

party we are in this together. donald trump will struggle uniting the party and he does need republicans to win. it's not about turning out those white working class democrats. the problem for both candidate is because they have such high negatives, a lot of the turnout will be based on opposing the other party. sometimes that's not enough. you have to excite and animate your base in addition. charles: ford, i am seeing polls where hispanics are being motivated to vote against donald trump. they say it's going through the roof. there are some key states. for donald trump to win in some of these states he would need over 70% of all the white voters which i don't know has been done in a modern era. how kos get more hispanics and others to come in. >> he has to find a way to keep his message and marry it with hispanics and feemate mail white voters. people only tell me they are against donald trump. no one tells me they are for hillary clinton. charles: if i had a tambourine, i would be playing it right now. >> the economy and jobs. it transcend race and gender. charles: political analysts are call

you unite the party today?> i've gotten a lot of calls from people who were far more brutal than ted was. i said to them, how can you do that after what i said. they said, don't worry about. it's not a problem. they are politicians. it's talk. i've had calls -- i'll have to tell you about them, calls really wanting to get on immediately. this was a week ago or two weeks ago. >> do you care if ted cruz endorses you. >> i think it would be nice. i've been saying for a long time that there's some people i almost don't want their endorsement, republicans, because it was too rough and they were too nasty. i don't think it's going to matter frankly. it's going to be me. i am a republican. i'll do a good job. i'll do a great job on trade and the economy and bringing jobs back. i'll do great on the military. >> what do you say about george well, he ran a column that said it's conservative's duty you win all 50 states. >> george is a loser of he's a dour guy. very few people listen to him. i never want to support -- he'

vote is counted. >> reporter: many sanders supporters aren't sure the party will come together. >> you think hillary clinton can unite the democratic party? >> i don't think so. >> why not? >> i know a lot of people would, even if she gets the candidacy, would refuse to vote for her because they don't believe in anything she stands for, she's two faced, a liar, and they would rather vote for someone else or do a write in ballot. bernie or bust. >> reporter: jeff zeleny, cnn, california. >> let's bring in some old enough to rather '68. beinart, carl bernstein, and patrick heely, correspondent for "the new york times," and two more kmen at a timers, margaret hoover and christine quinn. and jonathan ka seen ee, sanders surrogate. christine, what do you make of the tension in the democratic party? >> first of all, we're the democrats so we argue and feel strongly about things, so i'm not surprised, this is coming to the end of a very emotional, hard fought campaign. >> do you blame sanders for not tam ping things down? >> he should run as long as he thinks he should. if he wants to run until the last ballot is cast, that

unite the party.nd meanwhile, here is what sarah palin had to say, take a listen. >> i think paul ryan is soon to be cantor. his political career is over because he disrespected the will of the people. >> sarah palin is supporting a tea party, a wealthy person within wisconsin's first district to go against paul ryan. what will do you make of his opponent or whether or not a tea party back candidates with palin support of the type of leverage or threat to get paul ryan in line? >> yeah, it is kind of interesting of the reaction to his gesture, hey, can we talk is to bully and threaten him. paul ryan has a 60% rooting in wisconsin. the last time sarah palin in milwaukee, she bombed. almost none of the grass roots tea party folks know this guy. most of the support comes from people parachuting in. it was an indication of what this era of trump is. think about this, now sarah palin becomes the arbitor of what is rational. have we gone to the point where we have sarah palin lecturing us of what paul ryan

tasked with the big job of bri bringing those cruz and kasich supporters on board to create a united party in cleveland this july. lucy. >> thank you very much bruce. >>> still ahead on fox 29-a powerful local display shining a light on the american prison system. the images at eastern state penetentiary organizers want to you see and why they hope it will lead to change. >>> a special brew with a woman's tough. why female beer makers are going back to basics to create some new beer. howard? trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. ♪ >>> philadelphia eastern state penetentiary has just unveiled brand new exhibit. it's called prisons toda

>> well, it's obviously much better to have a you auto united party.nd paul ryan -- >> who are they going to vote for, hillary clinton? >> that's exactly right, if you have perspective that's the conclusion you will eventually come to. but it's a getting to know period. you know, and that's going to work out just fine when they get to know each other of and when some of the other republicans begin to recognize that your alternative is not in any way consistent with conservative principles. hillary clinton was a fan of assault olensky who wrote a book for rules for radicals, the dedication page says dedicated to lucifer. are you kidding me? why is that even a choice? >> let me move on to the vp thing. i want to move forward. as you know, because the republican convention is in july, in cleveland, and you know, and donald's vp will be named before the democratic convention. number one, will t be from a swing state? i think all presidential elections are only about swing states. and number two, kinds of give us some idea who it might be. >> yeah. i can gi

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. >> reporter: as donald trump faces republican resistance to his likely nomination, he says a united party isn't necessary to win the white house. >> it would be better if it were unified. there would be something good about it but i don't think it actually has to be be. >> he also pivoted on economic calling an increase in the minimum wage. >> you need flex ability. >> reporter: he signalled flexibility on taxes predicting they will go up for the rich. >> by the time it's negotiated they will go up. >> on "face the nation," hillary clinton called his proposal vague and wrong. >> he said he'd renegotiate the national debt. maybe he just doesn't understand that running our go. is not the same as making real estate deals. >> reporter: last weak, the fbi interviewed a top clinton aid as part of the investigation into her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. >> no one has reached out to me yet. >> she's been ready to talk to investigators is since last year: cbs3 news new york. >>> also today, bernie sanders fired up supporters in new jersey. he was at rutger's hopi

unite the party. you think the primary was rough? well, whoa, you ain't seen nothing yet.his is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." what a week it has been in the world of republican politics. donald trump closed out the nastiest and most intense nominating battle perhaps ever. at least in the modern era. and it turned out to be the easy part. now he's got to unify a very fractured party around him. he'll lose in november if he doesn't. simple as that. this cannot be overstated, folks. today we saw a flood of rejections against trump. right now, though, you're looking live at omaha, nebraska, where trump will hold his second rally of the week, since becoming officially the party's presumptive nominee. he's expected to take the stage any moment. nebraska actually votes next week. obviously he's not running against anybody, but all the more reason, and oh, by the way, being in omaha, the nebraska academy congressional is a toss-up. it was a rough day for donald trump and his campaign. right now, t