sachs specifically for speeches. you saw her there. she said that's what they offered. did you cringe? was that a good response? >> what i think you're missing is the second part of the response which is basically point to a second time when i was compromised as part of that. it's a one-time speech. here's what they got in exchange for their contribution to her speaking fee. they got somebody who proposed a tax on high frequency trades. they got somebody who proposed more enforcement, somebody who wants to regulate the shadow banking system, somebody who wants to strengthen dodd-frank, somebody who wants to strengthen the vogel rule. if they got that in return for their investment, i would say that would be a negative return. >> what would you say, jonathan? you agree? did she just make the case? >> i laughed out loud at the really out of touch reaction to that. i don't think she stumbled, which was kind of the reaction in the press today. i think she actually reacted in a very honest and straightforward way, which s

. $600,000 from goldman sachs. she's gotten money from the pharmaceutical industry and the drug companies. the american people are concerned about the connection to corporation money. bernie sanders has been clear from the very beginning. if you and i had stood here in june and said bernie sanders would have tied in the iowa caucuses, be ready to have a substantial lead in new hampshire, have after iowa $3 million raised from contributions -- four out of those ten contributions were new voters. we feel very good about that message. >> when the clinton campaign says bernie sanders is a hillary clinton campaign say, he's a favored son. that gives him a benefit and an advantage, some might say. does that mean, though, that what he does here can't be replicated? >> first of all, he tied in iowa. he's not a favorite son in iowa, did extremely well. some say, when we count the actual votes, which iowa doesn't do, bernie sanders got more individual people to vote for him in the caucuses. new hampshire is very unusual and

sachs. >> here it is, chris. >> reporter: ask if she'll turn over those speech transcripts, clinton said yes, but only if her republican rivals will do the same. >> why is there one standard for me and not for everyone else? >> reporter: sanders had the last word sending out a tweet, hillary clinton believes republicans should set the standard for disclosures of wall street speeches. aren't we better than that? sanders -- >> this is on top of this birther issue which we heard from donald trump and others. a racist effort to try to delegitimize the president of the united states. guess what. nobody has asked for my birth certificate. maybe it's the color of my skin. i don't know. >> reporter: bernie sanders making clear he is fully supportive and loyal to this president. president obama of course is not on the ballot here in south carolina, but he is a central figure in this race. hillary clinton wrapping up a rally right now. tying herself so closely to this president. it is key to getting out the black vote on saturday. more than half of the electorate here is african-american. >>