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Up quickly enough that they will get a decision before this term ends. >> bret: the tweets keep popping up. justices on the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today about whether sports gambling should be legalized. new jersey is challenging federal law that bars states from authorizing gambling in most professional and college sports. more than a dozen states are supporting new jersey. arguing congress exceeded its authority with a 1992 law. a decision expected next summer. president trump predicted a big dan wall street. the bill heads to conference. the markets were mixed. dow gained 58.5. ...

Connecticut for a commencement speech. senator, you also loaded with president trump's agenda about 58.5% of the time -- that's according to 538 -- you're not a mana fray afraid to cross party. there are people you've worked with in the past. how are you giving them advice on how they should approach all of this? >> the way i evaluate my colleagues, these people are americans, they're the stalwarts to this whole system we have in the democracy. i would like to believe and i do believe that more of the majority, a supermajority of all of the senators will vote for their country first, will put ...

Momentum. with an interview with npr bush says voters will tire of donald trump and blamed president obama for trump's rise, claiming he's created a divisive political environment. >> trump is a creature of barack obama. >> trump continues attacking bush tweeting this morning, i would feel sorry for jeb bush and how badly he is doing with his campaign, other than for the fact he took millions of dollars of hit ads on me. >> we're still going through thousands of pages of hillary clinton's emails. one offer as look at who would ride with secretary clinton in her car. this lengthy flow chart of ...

0. we talk a lot on this show about the growing gap between haves and have knots. one that has citizens increasingly concerned. take the fact that ceo pay is skyrocketing while workers wages stagnate. back in 1989 corporate ceos were paid on average 58.5 times what their workers were paid. today it's 280 times the ratio of the pay of the ceo to the typical worker. how do we change that. what if the fix is actual lly staring us in the face. companies like southwest airlines and proctor and gambling are already doing it.

Republic guests they are feeling bess mystic. are -- pessimistic. are you feeling pessimistic. >> 58.3% of the vote. romney was down 3.25%. they got to 58.5 and he is now down by 3%. >> megyn: can you say that again? all the numbers are coming at me too fast. >> 58.3% of the vote in, and romney is -- romney is down by 3 and a quarter points. when another two tenths of the vote comes, in he is now down by 3%. so, i mean, we're going to see this being chipped away throughout the evening. as i say, most of what is out are some big suburban counties and then a lot of these small reporting live cou...