No Spin News Audio Podcast

Trump won big. I wasn't surprised. After the New York thing...it's almost like a sporting event, you have momentum in politics.

I was analyzing the polling for the big northeast primaries tomorrow. Looks like Trump is going to win fairly easily, but Hillary Clinton, she's going to have trouble in Connecticut and Rhode Island.

I'm not a drug user, I never have been. I don't like the life. I don't like what it does to people. I've seen people destroyed by it in my own family and I'm just not going to participate in it, period.

A fairly important story got zero coverage: President Obama over in Saudi Arabia trying desperately to keep that region from blowing up. Now the reason it didn't get any coverage is because of the New York primary and the politics that's going on here in the USA.

Never easy interviewing political candidates because they always come in with stuff they want to say, rehearsed stuff. In order for me to get them out of that stuff I have to interrupt, because if I didn't then all you'd hear was rehearsed stuff that you've heard a million other times before.

Let's take a stronger look at this unfavorable view chart that Wall Street Journal/NBC News put out. This isn't the greatest poll in the world, by the way, but I'm not disputing it. I'm not disputing the poll, but in the past it has not been as accurate as say the Fox News poll.

Now the political scene is likely to play out this way next week: Trump and Hillary should win New York although I think it's going to be a lot closer for Hillary.

Anyway, the new Fox News poll was interesting but startling in one degree, that Bernie Sanders beats all three Republicans by a lot. To me, is that an accurate assessment? I'm not sure.

The Trump situation is interesting because he really believes what he says. He's not trying to mislead you, I don't think. He believes it.

The African-American community, according to the polls, doesn't like Trump. Trump says he's going to win them over by his economic plan. I say ok, what's your plan to get African-Americans more involved in the workforce?

Very busy day here in New York City. Basically, the campaign is very, very hard to cover. It's really a difficult situation and I'll tell you why.

Lets' go over this unfavorable poll-it's from the Associated Press.

So my prediction was pretty good last night. I hope you were watching early and...I nailed it. It wasn't hard, you could see the trends in Wisconsin...

None of the three candidates on the Republican side are going to drop out, and neither are Sanders or Clinton, obviously. So everybody stays in place for two weeks.

Easter Sunday night, we chartered in to Cuba. We did not go into Jose Marti airport, which is Havana. We went a couple hours outside-a place called Veradero, which is a kind of resort, seaside community.