coverage all the time on bloomberg politics.com and a great deep dive into john kas h kasich s nomination. our colleague, until tomorrow si. hardball with chris matthews is next. rumble, let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews in washington. can bernie do it, do it again? can he win the big apple. a new poll today shows sanders has narrowed clinton, hillary clinton s national lead to two points. look at that 50-48 and closing on her, perhaps passing her. sanders gained four points while clinton dropped three. you know the math. meanwhile in new york state, the site of tomorrow s big primary, the democratic polls are tightening. sanders is predicting an upset matching the surprise victory
last month. here is what he said this morning on the today show . let s look at the real poll tomorrow. generally speaking polling underestimated how we do in elections. we were 25 points down in michigan and ended up winning michigan. the fight for new york state
bun, trying to figure it out. man bun. the ugly. two people under arrest after a fight over crab legs turns violent. police say the 21-year-old man was punched in the face at a connecticut buff a. unclear what sparked the disagreement. underlying issues there. election coverage continues at the top of the hour. good to be with you. have a good day, everyone. fox & friends starts now. bye. good monday morning. i m ainsley earhardt. the state of wisconsin on the eve of the contest. and a protester stomping the american flag. oh, boy. not acceptable. with donald trump and ted cruz in a tight battle, cruz hits on john kasich. well, hits back against john kasich. that s okay, go to the convention, and announce you want to be president. you shouldn t be littering up the process because that s what he s doing. cruz and trump hitting back
against john kasich. we ll talk about it. we re live in wisconsin. and ahead of the primary, donald trump gets personal. i
you have a whole big thing going over here between advertisers and campaign contributions and all of the crooked stuff that you have going thank you. you re welcome. don t worry about my eggs being cold. don t worry, they don t feel guilty. this is the press. they have no guilt about my eggs being his eggs are cold now so he should be allowed to it his breakfast. then i ll say it s terrible. exactly. it s my fault. i ll have an orange juice. the press feels guilty. they see my eggs are dying, nobody said please, mr. trump, have your breakfast. go ahead, please. i don t need it. good morning, it s monday april 4, welcome to morning joe. with us on set we have managing editor of bloomberg politics john heilemann. msnbc political analyst and professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. and in washington, republican pollster and columnist in at the washington examiner kristin soltis anderson. a
tribeca probably very limited. john will be back tomorrow. we thank campbell for joining us. we thank these pesky birds for joining us. we ll see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. sayonara. sayonara. coming up, hardball with chris matthews. broadway or bust. let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews in washington. hillary clinton versus bernie sanders, we re eight days away from new york s big primary. a slew of big polls out today show hillary clinton with a double-digit lead out there. giving clinton a 14-point lead up there in new york. a new fox news poll has clinton over sanders by 16 points. look at those numbers. anyway, last week senator sanders backed away from his attack on clinton s
qualifications for the presidency. but over the weekend he went after her judgment. let s watch that. if you look at where she is getting her money from wall street special interests, she voted for the war, she cited henry kissinger in a sense as a model for her,
[ crowd chanting bernie ] i grew up in brooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] the american dream was alive and well. my dad came to this country from poland at the age of 17, didn t have a nickel in his pocket. together we are going to create an economy that works for all of
us, for the elderly, the children, the sick, the poor, the middle-class and the working families of this country, not just the 1%. [ cheers and applause ] just incredible. bernie sanders last night in new york city and bernie has added one more iconic moment this campaign. i remember him standing on the back of the pick up truck in new hampshire with a microphone looking like bobby kennedy from 68 after his iowa win our tie or draw. and then the america ad and, mike, that last night. 27,000 people in washington square. forget the poll, why would he get out? drawing that kind of crowd. kasie hunt, you were there last night. i was. this is peak bernie sanders. this is everything we ve been
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