Feingold Mccain News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Now this perhaps once inevitable nominee looking more and more damaged. Cruz leading by ten. Count that up, obviously a reversal of 20 points total for trump over the month. Should trump lose the 42 delegates in the wisconsin primary, it would be his first real big set back since the secondplace showing in the iowa caucus in february and come after what has been by all accounts a rough week. Thats included charges filed against his Campaign Manager, cor corey for assaulting a woman, abortions, and today trump looking to close the polling gap. Three big events in wisconsin. Cruz has a stop in w...

And this comes as Brett Kavanaugh is to begin senate n confirmation hearings. And the white house has kept back over 100,000 pages of paperwork and what about that, boris . Well, what we have seen this week is not extended to the 100,000 or so pages that the attorneys have determined should not be release nod the public. The pages are released to his time when he served in the Bush Administration and not just 100,000 pages not to be release nod the lawmakers, but another 100,000 or so documents release nod the lawmakers, but not to the general public, and that the lawmakers can not discuss pub...

>> neil: are you surprised the outpouring of emotion he is getting from all camps, all types, all ages? >> not really. you know, it remind me of the outpouring of emotion that ronald reagan got. ronald reagan, of course, had many critics. but even his critics understood about reagan just as they understood about john mccain. that this was a true leader, a man of tremendous courage and tremendous character and integrity. a real man of principle. john was focused on solving problems, which really he understood was the purpose of leadership. so john always ran to the problem. not everybody liked ...

For senator mccain. he was a friend of the military. as if he would do that at the expense for any and all else. the fact is, every extra penny he wanted for the military, he didn't want it added to the death. he wanted good handlers of our debt and good fiscal stewards to the world. a reminder that if we have our books in order, we're a safer country. not a more fiscally solvent country. here with us, carly fiorina. thanks for taking the time. >> great to be with you, neil. >> neil: i recall in many conversation with him and you and your presidential candidate date as well, just because you w...

democrat richard blumenthal. then, the jobless recovery. >> the most devastating recession of our lifetimes. >> but are spending cuts in europe holding back growth here? christine lagarde, the french finance minier, defends austerity. and pakistan on the brink. more alleged terror plots, more u.s. strikes. the country's former president has harsh words for the united states. general pervez musharraf, a "this week" exclusive. plus -- >> i'm not a witch. >> -- all the week's politics on our roundtable with abc's george will, political director amy walter, paul krugman of "the new...