but it will change. remember, noveer 8th. november 8th. et will change. that from a trump rally just this afternoon in bedford, new hampshire where trump showed off his new attack against hillary clinton. the line, follow the money. and we have the perfect guest tonight to do just that. congressman marshall blackburn demand the fbi open a public corruption investigation into the clinton foundation. she joins us here later in the broadcast. a lot of news to cover tonight, including a congressional grilling for the ceo of wells far fargo, john stumpf. an institution is making $22 billion a year. who is paying for it? don t come tell me you re sorry. we re taking care of every one of our customers who has been impacted. impacted is not a good word for a ceo of a bank that is inasmuch trouble as wells fargo right now. we ll have the latest for you and whether warren buffett wants him to stay in the career. john stumpf, his career and reputation on the line tonight. trum
guest: fir, thanks to much for interviewing me again if. you renewed my desire to write more books faster. this book came together because i was trying to think about what characterized the obama administration over the last seven years, i wrote this book about foreign policy, crisis and command, and presidential power directed at national security threats, and maybe at the growth of the presidency over the last 200 years. i think the story of the obama administration has been the expansion of the administrative state, of the agencies, of the federal government as a whole, and when we look at the media, sometimes we see eruptions, tiny signs of it here and there lots of cases are collected in the book, but the real story is how large the government has grown over the last seven years. we might see it in cases like the obamacare statute, the bailouts, here and there, but it s a story that is in almost every subject area where the federal government acts today. host: how di
able to build momentum going into the convention. we ll see how we do here. never intended to win here. hopefully we get a few delegates. we ll see. it is onward. deirdre: we re 14 hours away from the wisconsin primary and tension is rising. here is where candidates stand so far, according to the latest fox business poll. senator cruz in the lead with 42%. donald trump 32%. governor john kasich with 19%. this is risk and reward, i m deirdre bolton. 42 republican delegates are up for grabs and bracing rights. we ll take you there now. my colleague son the ground. blake burman is in madison, wisconsin. blake there is a lot going on today for donald trump, for senator cruz and also governor kasich. what are your local sources telling you? reporter: this is the final push, deirdre, here in wisconsin as you mentioned. 42 delegates in play. the way things will shake out tomorrow most likely whoever wins gets either all or most of those 42 delegates. of course donald trump and ted c
let s go to jo ling kekent. she joins usus with the latest n the exit polls.. jo ling: we would like t to show you what people are thininking about the economy and trade anad wall street.t. whensked abo trarade with other countries, 40%0% say it creates u.s. jobs, but 50% of rerepublicans say it takes u.s. jobs. let s look at t the pennsylvania democrats on the se issue. the other side of the econonomic ststory is wall street. look at connecticucut d democra, 62% say it hurts thehe u.s. economy. that s in line with wh w we saw in the n new york primary last week. maryland democrats, 57% sasay wl stet hurts the u u.s. economy. so to big numbers there.e. we ll see how these voter sprerd out tonight. charles: going i into a general election, those concerns arere t gogoing away. donald trump looking to grab 50% of the delegegates in several states.. but if he doesn t pull i it off will i it be the bold victory te hashshtag donald trump team t meme start with you. i knknow you a
has for everyone. and as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward and fulfill the purpose of my life. thank you, and god bless. [applause] charles: so now with kasich and cruz officially out of the race, donald trump and his decisive win in indiana has made him the presumptive nominee but the big question now, what is the next move? the postmortem if you will. joining me, van hipp, mercedes schlapp. talk of contested all the other stuff, we don t have to worry about the establishment or maybe we do. what will happen here on out, how does donald trump weave back pieces together. john kasich, what a class act. i ve known him for years. he is good and decent man. we saw a real class act there this afternoon. charles: van, if he had said in beyond today would you have felt the same way? it had gotten a little crazy. last night, i think cruz s announcement last night to be perfectly candidate caught governor ka