"It's shocking to everybody," the Ohio governor said of the feud on "The View."

Gov. John Kasich says Americans should give Trump a chance to prove himself as president.

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"I just think running a third party doesn't feel right," he said today.

Why Kasich decided to suspend his campaign after staying in this long.

“As I suspend my campaign today, I have renewed faith," Kasich said.

"It would be 'Kay-sick' if you would go to the prom with Julia," he said.

He said some Republicans were "scaring" Hispanics "to death."

"I'm inclined to keep going," Kasich said today in Oregon.

From astronauts to football coaches, Kasich has amassed a wide array of endorsements.

A trio of astronauts have endorsed the Ohio governor's presidential run.

The student asked him what he would do "as president to help me feel safer and more secure regarding sexual violence, harassment, and rape."

The faux pas generated a flood of media coverage.

The former New York governor made the announcement at a GOP gala Thursday.

The Ohio governor is opposed to gay marriage but attended one in 2015.

Candidates should not take advantage of Americans’ anger and fear to “feed their own insatiable desire for fame or attention,” Kasich plans to say this morning.

But Ohio, the state where he serves as governor, still allows businesses in much of the state to legally refuse service to gay or transgender people.

At nearly every stop on a presidential run some have called quixotic, the Ohio governor implores those around him to take a widow out to dinner.

The video will air in Wisconsin ahead of its primary.