multi-point plans. the voters eyes start to glaze over. how about the six-page plan? i think this plan is an outline. it s six pages, that s the point. not 60. you see exactly where trump stands. the voters aren t going to read a white paper. they want to see the bold strokes. what are the three or four things you re going to do? i had someone from the iowa state fair on the air last night. her husband is unemployed. i think a lot of people see the unemployment rate 5.4%, and they feel like things are so much better. for some there s pain out there and the jobs argument is resonating with a lot of them. what s fascinating is the new foxx pole of the republicans. donald trump by the top poll by ben car s, and ted cruz. like jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio falling, and the outsiders are rising. what s going on? i think it has to do with the revulsion with the corrupt political system and rejection
the a chip in ukraine, putin s foreign minister sergei lavrov fired back verbally at the u.s. and its allies. translator: they trampled down the law to place in power their stooges. those who rely on open ultnationalists and accuse us and the cimans of breaking ukranian law, absolutely void from a legal point of view and simply unacceptable from a moral point of view. reporter: next week the president will meet with merkel and other european sidelines on the nuclear summit in the haig. they will call it a g-7 in a snub of russia. kind of an odd story, the white house had local anchors and reporters over there to interview the president yesterday, pretty bizarre, stirred up the internet and twitter. a reporter for the cbs affiliate in phoenix went on the air last night and showed her interview with the president and said in an off-the-record meeting which jay carney she wasn t supposed to talk about, she said jay carney confided to her that reporters like me basically give carne
hour and a half even if all electricity went out. tom fuentes, thank you very much. tom, we ll get back to you. also, we ll get as many officials on the phone as we can. i want to tell you the breaking news. the mystery of flight 370. we have just learned new information that the plane was way off course when it went missing. this is information that s coming in from us from the senior malaysian air force official. it says they have traced the last signs of the plane to a very small island in the straits of malacca. if the air force information is correct, this is huge information. it means that the plane had almost done a complete u-turn and was flying in the opposite direction from its scheduled destination. i want to bring in a former faa safety inspector. great to see you today. this changes a lot of what we talked about on the air last
both of you, it looks to me like john kerry, the secretary of state, doesn t seem to be making much progress in his talks with sergei lavrov, the russian foreign minister. otherwise the u.s. would not have released these sanctions, announced all these sanctions that were announced today, the president would not be going out in the middle of intensive diplomacy making a strong statement like this. it looks like maybe the president thinks that this kind of tough talk and tough action from the u.s. can help kerry. others still say, well, kerry doesn t seem to be doing much anyhow so the u.s. might as well start taking those kinds of actions. we ll see. sergei lavrov says he has to go back to russia now to confirm the format. you can make that decision on the ground, you can make a phone call back to moscow. it appears they re dragging this out. you know, talking about what russia has accomplished here, steven hadly, former national security advisor for president bush was on the air last
these two totally different understandings of what s going on in the world, one from vladimir putin, one from everybody else in the world, these two different perspectives on what s happening there are manifesting on the ground in places like the ukrainian airbase in belbeck. when we signed off on this show last night, the live version of this show at 10:00 p.m. eastern time, at that moment at 10:00 p.m. eastern, we were hitting the deadline at which the russian military had told some of the ukrainian military that they needed to surrender. they needed to switch sides or else. as that deadline to surrender approached while we were on the air last night, russian troops, which of course vladimir putin says aren t russian troops at all, they entered that airfield in ukraine and forced the ukrainian soldiers at that airfield away at gunpoint. so it s a ukrainian base called belbeck. but the russians are holding it.