COSTELLO: All right. As we've been telling you Donald Trump won big in the state of New York in last night's primary. In fact he picked up 85 delegates. Senator Ted Cruz picked up zero. He came in third after John Kasich. Donald Trump said it's time for Senator Cruz to get out of the race. Senator Cruz is in Hershey, Pennsylvania and he sees things very differently. Listen.</s>CRUZ: Manhattan has spoken. And if the rest of the voters would quietly go home now and allow him to give the general election to Hillary, all would be better. And the media repeats this with great excitement. By the way, here are a few facts that they may not tell you. State of Wisconsin, I won 13,000 more votes in Wisconsin than Donald Trump did last night in New York. State of Texas, we won more than twice as many votes in Texas as Donald did in New York. And there's a reason Donald wants all of the lap dogs in the media to say that the race is over because the three weeks that proceeded yesterday, there were total of five states that voted. Utah, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming. In all five we won a landslide. 1.3 million people voted in those five states. By the way, that's more than voted in New York. And you want to talk about different states, you have mountain west states, you have a state like Wisconsin and upper Midwest and industrial blue color state. You have a state like Colorado, a libertarianish purplish state that just legalized pot. And Colorado is providing brownies after this event.</s>COSTELLO: All right. You get the gist. I don't think Senator Ted Cruz will be leaving the race any time soon. He's going to take it all the way to Cleveland to the convention and hopes for now quite frankly a contested convention and that he'll win the number of delegates he needs to pick up the nomination. I'll be right back.
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