bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie. come on, y'all, get loud. this is why you have been waiting the whole time for this man. >> bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie. >> feel the burn. >> i just got the word. he's walking. [applause] >> there goes the spotlight. [applause] >> there are vans going to the polls tomorrow from campus. >> bernie. [applause] [indiscernible] >> bernie, bernie, bernie. >> he is walking. >> bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie. [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ senator sanders: thank you. thank you all for coming out on this beautiful new england evening. [applause] we new englanders are tough. a little snow is not going to stop us. i want to thank a number of people. i want to thank edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros. thank you all. [applause] hey guys, thank you. look, what i want to say is something pretty simple and straightforward. that is that as the former chairman of

what bernie sanders has done, bernie sanders made hillary clinton a much better candidate. when she started this race she was making misstepped she shouldn't have made. now she is connecting with voters, actually talking and having emotion. so bernie sanders has lifted this race up. >> i know you are a clinton supporter but don't thank him for making her better too close. the votes are close. we're going to take a quick break. numbers are coming in from the nevada democratic caucuses and it shows it is a squeaker of a race. stay with us. ♪ to thrive under pressure. ♪ to reject the status quo. and they have no problem passing the competition. the aggressive new 2016 lexus gs 350 and 200 turbo. once driven, there's no going back. every day women around the world spend millions of hours just collecting the water they need for their families. each limited edition stella artois chalice helps provide five years of clean water for someone in the developing world. this is not a job for me, thbeing a part of helping thpeople in need is who i am. working at brookdale for me is no

she's at bernie sanders headquarters in new hampshire. >> i'm here at the bernie sanders crowd in new hampshire, i step away for a second. this is about the most jubilant project we can imagine. we were told that bernie sanders would be out here at the top of the hour at 9 o'clock. his crowd is filing in, coming through the secret service protectioning an indication that bernie sanders is somebody in this race. he's a serious challenger. he warrants secret service protection. that happened after the iowa caucuses. what happened next, we talked about nevada, and south carolina. i want to get off script a little bit. i have been in new hampshire the last knew days, and there was a democratic group allied with the hillary clinton campaign. i went to a marco rubio event the other day. they weren't going after anyone but marco rubio. it's american bridge, funded by george soros, david brock plays a role in that. he's a long-time clinton operative behind media matters. they are following marco rubio around, picking up on the robot mem that began after the debate. why? the hillary clinton ca

bernie's not where i am. but bernie's going after wall street. lots of conservatives want somebody to go after wall street too. what hillary and bernie are running on are things that play just fine in november. the republicans have a different problem. they're running on immigrant bashing and muslim bashing and telling women if they're raped, she must carry that rapist's baby to term. that's way outside the mainstream. it's republicans who are seeking the nomination who are making themselves unelectable in november. >> a small point but an important one, any instinct on the part of the clinton campaign to try and shove bernie sanders out of the race would be a really misplaced instinct. he's going to go through this process and he'll probably go right through to june even after she clenches. >> you have no doubt he reel go to the convention? >> oh yeah. i don't think there's any question. >> he still has money and the potential to raise some money thanch. >> that's a good point. >> he started off to make a point and then suddenly he became compet

bernie: no. charlie: even if you could eliminate some of the deductions would you reduce the rate? bernie: no. i don't want to say yes or no but 50 years ago -- in 1952, sorry, corporations were paying over 30% of the taxes to the federal government. today they're paying around 10%. you have a number of major corporations on a given year pay zero federal income tax. charlie: that's because of all the deductions. bernie: all of the loopholes. charlie: fair enough. bernie: and we have to eliminate those loopholes. that's what my legislation does. charlie: biggest misconception about you? bernie: that i'm a grumpy guy. you can see i'm a very pleasant, happy fellow. charlie: i'm the one who did a "60 minutes" profile on larry david. you like that, the idea of what larry did and the motion -- notion of sort of being in the public arena now, as you are in a much more visible way and from "saturday night live" to other programs. it's kind of nice. bernie: its larry david's tv show was hysterically funny

bernie! bernie! bernie! mr. sanders: what the people here have said is that given the enormous situation in our country, it is just too late for the same old, same old establishment politics and establishment economics. the people want real change! [applause] mr. sanders: what the american people are saying -- and by the way, i hear this not just from progressives, but from -- is that we can no longer continue to have a campaign finance system in which wall street and the billionaire class are able to buy elections. [applause] mr. sanders: americans -- americans, no matter what their political view may be, understand that that is not what a democracy is about. that is what all iraqi -- what oligarchy is about, and we will [applause] mr. sanders: i do not have a superpac, and i do not want a mr. sanders: i am overwhelmed and i am deeply moved far more than i can express in words by the fact that our campaign' s van initial -- campaign' s financial support comes from more than one million americans who have made m

i am a bernie supporter. like other people, i am tired of having to pick between the better of two evils. meaning the republican party and hillary clinton. black man in his late 60's. people forget hillary ran on a barry goldwater. husband'sike her ideas, three strike rules and you're out. she is a wolf in sheep's clothing. she is a republican and democratic clothing. the republicans, the whole field, i do not like. host: what are you going to do if she is the nominee? who are you going to vote for? caller: i am going to have to wait for people to stand up. i will not wait for her. i do not like liars. i am usually respectful to women. i think she is in there for herself. host: you said you do not like the republicans. caller: all of these corporatists and at their workings, just like the former attorney general and the attorney general now. these guys are bankers and lawyers. morris, san diego. who is your candidate and why? supporting marco rubio. i like his approach on how to defeat isis and his stance on

that's another one that bernie sanders ran away with. and when you move into the general election, and sometimes it's not as much about the intricacies about the policy positions, and where are you going to set a threshold on raising taxes and things like that, but people are just trying to find somebody that they relate to, that they feel reflects their values, would govern and make decisions the way they would want them to govern and make decisions. those are two things that have bedevilled hillary clinton in past bids, and she is going to them. >> one interesting thing to look at, though, go back to 2008, she came in third on that question of who cares about me. she was able to rebound and win in new hampshire, and actually win on that quality. >> that's right. >> so that is a very -- i totally agree -- >> that's why she is not president today. >> you mentioned the quality and you mentioned that it's important that she figures out how to get there. and she hampshire. >> can she sustain it? that is a big question. >> the center poll of

anderson, back to you. >> bernie, bernie! >> bernie! >> thank the women and the interlopers for joining us for that to get their perspective. >> that looks like the party at anderson cooper and andy cohen. >> maybe. it's interesting. it does sort of revalidate what a lot of you were saying earlier that you don't this really changed anybody's opinion. it merely solidified sides. >> debates are almost never won, they're lost. it may not even be fair but there was a moment, the beginning of the debate, which means it's more likely to be a moment. frankly, we use sound bites out of the first 30 minutes more than the last 30 minutes when bernie sanders turned to hillary and said "you're not in the white house yet." and a lot of people found it on twitter, and it struck me as well it sounded condescend iing that's going to hurt senator sanders. that's going to lead the news tomorrow morning. >> some are comparing it to when senator said you're not likeable now. >> in my case, whether it's health care or getting us to debt-free tuition or gett

>> bernie. >> reporter: a lot of caucusgoers leaning towards bernie. if bernie can hold tight and dig into her lead he can still wind up with as many delegates and she does. a tight race. we'll see what happens once we get inside. >> boris sanchez. thanks so much. and in terms of expectations, gloria, it's surprising that this is going to be as tight as it seems to be. >> down to the wire. >> the clinton people just last month were saying she was up 25 points in nevada. >> down to the wire. i was listening to what boris was saying. if there are a lot of first-time caucusgoers, people who have not participated in this process before, then i think that means that bernie sanders has brought in new people, into the process, and that would really be a plus for him, and one of the reasons we sort of don't know here is because, you know, bernie sanders has not been tested on this kind of a stage before, where it's diverse, urban. and so we're just -- we're just going to have to see. i think that another thing i'm going to be looking for is this question of th

>> bernie. >> bernie. >> and the rest of you still undecided? all right. obviously, wolf, a lot more work needs to be done by the candidates here in new hampshire when they set foot in this state and also by these folks here. they've got to make their minds up, wolf. >> they'll van opportunity wednesday night, cnn town hall in new hampshire. anderson coop will moderate bernie sanders and hillary clinton will take questions from voters in new hampshire. also from anderson as well. prime time wednesday night in new hampshire just days before the new hampshire primary. let's take a look and see how close it is here in iowa right now. take a look at this. hillary clinton with 49.8%. bernie sanders 49.6%. about as close as you could possibly. in polk county right now that's the largest county in iowa, right now there's still outstanding votes there in polk county. you can see the white parts of polk county. those are still outstanding right now. we're trying to figure out why those votes are still outstanding in polk county. once we get those votes in, maybe we

and bernie, people ask me what is bernie going to say that's new tonight? bernie is not going to say anything new. he's been saying the same thing for 40 years. that's his message. and i think he sees it as the first opportunity to pick up on donna's point for the people of south carolina and the people of nevada to hear that economic populous message, the criminal justice reform, the sentencing reform for the first time. see how it applies to them. >> certainly going to be appealing to african-americans to latinos as much as he can to the point of not speaking just to the people in the room. >> of course he has to appeal to them. that's the simple arithmetic of trying to get delegates and the support. but i would hope tonight that the moderator, we have two female moderators. no offense to all of you other great people over there. but i -- >> by that you mean men? >> yes. but i would hope we go beyond criminal justice reform and reaching minority voters. that's an important issue like immigration is important. but there's education, there's, of course, hou

she has a nice lead over bernie sanders. based on the votes that are in based on the entrance poll results, cnn projecting hillary clinton is the winner she is about to speak. we're standing by. she will be addressing supporters. we'll have live coverage of her speech also awaiting bernie sanders at some point, he will address his supporters they are both going to get ready to move on to south carolina where the democratic primary takes place next saturday. we're watching all of this. brianna keilar is at hillary clinton headquarters. she's been indicating why she believes she won, right? >> reporter: yes, that's exactly right. really the campaign is indicating that they think it's because african-american voters held and they think this is so important going forward of it i want to tell you about something i heard that happened at the brooklyn headquarters for hillary clinton. this crowd here was cheering when they found out the projection. so was her staff which of course is a ton of people there in her brooklyn headquarte

what was stunning to me was the silence from bernie. why wouldn't he jump in and try to hold her accountable on that? it shows he preferred to give his stump speech and make his case about what he's passionate about than try and attack her. >> we're going to continue this conversation. up next, hillary clinton's new answers to two questions that will linger long after new hampshire votes. her e-mails and her trustworthiness. ♪ ♪virgin islands nice ♪ ♪so nice ♪so nice, so nice ♪ spend a few days in the u.s. virgin islands and return with a lifetime of experiences. that's virgin islands nice. ♪so nice, so nice hi mom! hi! every mom is a coach... an artist... sometimes even a zoologist. every mom is a working mom... and it's working moms everywhere who inspired us to work harder. so we made our banquet meals even better. with mashed potatoes now made with real cream and chicken strips with 100% natural chicken breast. so now, there's more to love with banquet. now serving... a better banquet. ...of fixodent plus adhesives. th

we know -- bernie sanders campaign. does it change anything for bernie sanders. . >> we are waiting for the answer. there's a thought he'll take it over. the reality is that we are a candidate 41 points behind, a new months ago, running against almost an incumbent. someone with almost 100% name i.d. here we are on election night, we are ahead in the number of delegates we have won at this point. it's exciting to be here, we feel it's a huge victory, no matter what happens here on out. >> what do you think about the ivory tower, whether it's trump, cruz or bernie sanders supporters. it's a political establishment. is that a view you share, a repudiation of the political establishment. >> what we are trying to do here is change the establishment. we are trying to make sure that we take it over so we have it for the people, run by the people. that's what we want to do. we want to change out the establishment, making it so we have an establishment working for all working americans, instead of just working class. >> charles,

right now she is at 76% with bernie sanders 23%. if that goes through it will be better than the projected numbers. that's four precinct reporting. we will be keeping a close eye on that to see how wide that spread is there. let's bring in our panel of experts tonight. we have a professor of campaign management at nyu, conservative political commentator and professor at uc l.a. good to have all of you with us. let's start talking about the numbers this that we're seeing so far. do you think that hillary clinton could do better than the polls indicated because did bernie sanders almost seem to give up at the end and were his supporters in south carolina motivated to still get out? >> it seemed like after nevada when he made a statement and completely neglected to mention south carolina that we had an ink meddling that it made sense for him not to spend time there. he hasn't. he did before, he had a ground game there, but we're looking at the exit polls and she is winning crass the board almost every single demographic except importan

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john: with all due respect to askedy clinton, if you bernie sanders supporters how bernie's campaign is going, this is what they will tell you -- >> pretty, pretty, pretty, good. ♪ john: we have a good show for you tonight. we are outside the thomas cooper library on the campus of the university of south carolina where we sat down with bernie sanders earlier today. we will show you our conversation with them on the supreme court and much much more in the program. in case you missed it on presidents' day, this is what bill clinton said about bernie momentum and having a similar effect on the democratic party that the tea party movement had on republicans. altogethert mysterious that there are a lot of people that say, well, the republican party rewarded the , just tell people what they want to hear, move them to the right and we will be rewarded, except they did not get anything done. then that has gone on in our party now. john: today, we asked bernie sanders to respond. want to asked something bill clinton said yesterday, he seemed to compare it your supporters and your movement t

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to bernie sanders. we'll find out if the investment paid off tonight. he also had almost 200 staffers on the ground there. so it's not that bernie sanders was not making an investment in south carolina. the question we'll find out tonight is if it's worth it and what that means going forward in these other southern primaries in the other primaries across the country here. but when you talk to his advisers, they will say, look, this is a delegate fight. he will do very well in convict tests in march here. but there's no question here, wolf, this is a turning point. democrats realize this is a turning point. the question for bernie sanders is, will he change his rhetoric at all? he was pretty aggressive on his rival today throughout his rallies in texas, across the board on issues. will he change his tone as this campaign goes forward into march? when some 56% of the delegates are picked in the month of march. wolf? >> super tuesday only a few days away. that's why he's heading to rochester, minnesota, wh

i spoke to an aide to bernie sanders who said john lewis is a great american hero that bernie sanders respects. that just goes to show you you don't push back against an icon like john lewis, but we've heard supporters of bernie sanders trying to back him up here saying, look, he was an activist, he was arrested. he's out with an ad starring erica garner, who are the daughter of eric garner who died in manhattan after a police officer had him in a chokehold. she says she wants to support bernie sanders because he's a protester and is going to stand up for criminal justice reform. erica's mother has endorsed hillary clinton. clinton is going to try to focus on some issues that she thinks are going to resonate with black voters, hispanic voters. immigration, crime for instance, and also key, they're trying to paint bernie sanders as an opponent of president obama and hillary clinton as his heir apparent. >> thank you. michael nutter, the former mayor of philadelphia and our other panelists. let me start with you. congressman lewis, that was a big statement. it was a pretty damning state

but we love bernie, anyway. all right, doc, thank you as always, coming up, bernie gold bernberg, up coming. >>> joining us from manchester, brit hume. it's 11 across the board with cruz, and bush, and rubio. does it matter if one of them pops to 12 at this point? or they're tied for third place? cruz is ahead by a few votes as you can see and this 25% of the votes still to be counted. does it matter? >> in the long run, no, but short term will give candidates something to talk about. >> jeb bush who appreciate coming in third instead of fourth but perhaps interesting way to look at that is, this whole thing tonight is that the big money, supposed to be the dominant force, the whole thing with bernie sanders campaign is wall street barons are ruling our lives. it wasn't big money candidate that did it. donald trump didn't spend that much here and won big. john kasich spent money here, the big spender was bush, and on the other side, hillary clinton supposedly closest owe wall street where the power is supposed t

bernie sanders talking about $15 aborigine hour. when you are talking about the economic issues and the economic injustice that a lot of african-americans feel, they're feeling injustice on a social and economic level. it becomes complicated. why wouldn't more of them support bernie sanders. part of it is there just doesn't exist a personal connection. bernie sanders has tried on several occasions to connections in the black community. he has come down here to south carolina and other places. he is getting big rallies and turn out. in austin today he had 10,000 people but he has not had enough time in the game with african american community. they don't know who bernie sanders really is >>> absolutely. i think that could be one of the flaws of this campaign strategy that many punnedits are saying, is that he is going after that young vote and all too often the young voters they don't always turn out to the polls. >> that's correct. by the way, i think you will see as we cross-tabulate the results tonight, at least the initial pollin

if you came into this debate a bernie sanders fan, you left a bernie sanders fan. vice versa for the clinton camp. it shows the deep lines will continue as the race spreads all across the country. >> jeff, thank you for setting the table for us. political anchor for time warner cable news and the senior editor for the daily beast, errol louis. was what your take away? >> clinton was outpointing senator sanders in subtle ways. she had the mother of a dontre hamilton. he was shot 14 times. mental illness may have been involved. it was a real important issue. she drops the name. senator sanders doesn't do that. she is making direct appeals to black voters in south carolina. hillary clinton was showing her experience you have to be thinking about who is watching. not everybody watching is important or i should say some are more important than others. she was trying to do political business. >> you would put people who live in the states of nevada and south carolina of people more important than others. jeff, at the end there he said maybe bernie sanders didn't put up a

bernie sanders. that's a big driving force behind his campaign and also that i think the democratic party shifted to the left in a way over the last eight years that we're seeing come here now as well. i do think one thing that's going to be very appealing to the clinton campaign is this slight uptick in hispanic participation, right now we're seeing about 17% electorate hispanic compared to 15% in 2008. edge it up a little, they've made a big play for hispanic votes and happy to see the overall participation grow. >> i've been getting e-mails and texts from clinton people, sort of trying to walk back the narrative and the notion that this is going to be a very diverse electorate. well, wait. it's actually pretty white and especially those that go out and vote. not as diverse as you think it is, trying to, of course, set expectations differently than they've been for months. >> weren't the same texts getting in december, wants to remind us how white iowa and new hampshire were, wait for south carolin

we give minnesota to bernie sanders for the hypothetical. let's just give them colorado for the sake of the hypothetical.sanders wins his top four targets, what she hopes to do is start to pull away. let's assume after super tuesday it looks roughly like this. remember, she has 445 super delegates. he still has just shy of 20. her math is better than this looks. this map gives you only pledge delegates. so she hopes to be well out here again to send a message to senator sanders. he's been saying release the transcripts of your paid speeches. his rhetoric has been tougher of late. >> as people have suggested even by staying in the race, he pushes her towards his positions, the most important issues he's been pushing and that's one of the reasons he might stay in a lot longer than the delegate count might suggest. >> when you hear the clinton campaign hoping senator sanders tones it down, does that seem, a, likely and, b, possible? >> our indication will be at the cnn debate on sunday. i'm going to go far in this organization. but i actually d

the same way that bernie sanders did. bernie did not have a ground game. he admitted that nine months ago in iowa. where did it come from? he had a lot of college students that were coming out and going door-to-door, and working the phones for him. it wasn't the older people. it wasn't the establishment of the democratic party. it's valuable moving forward for him. and probably his biggest secret, his biggest asset, to see this. and the same way you saw rand paul, for example. when he did so well early on with the republicans. if you looked at his rallies, a lot of young people kept him alive. you have to say, he's using them well. >> i want to switch to the republican side right now. we have a sense where ted cruz may have created distance between himself and other voters. you ask who shares your values the most? and you put that on the screen there, ted cruz by a long shot. 38% to 21% for rubio. 15% for ben carson. 7% for rand paul. donald trump is not on that screen. he's at 5%. so, ted cruz, just crushed him. >> he did. and the other place where marrow

powered be glad with bernie sanders also. it is better than being a trump,st like donald that is why god america who loves him so much. all you trump supporters out there, you would vote for a communist. donald trump is not supposed to be using a dell -- adele. britishman for the power battle queen reacting to donald trump's use of such hits such as "rolling in the deep," and "sky fall." they say they have not given him permission to use her music for political campaigns. guest: the music in a political campaign is so dangerous. first of all, candidates never listen to the lyrics because everybody always plays on in the usa and they don't understand it is an anti-vietnam war ballot. it's like, guys, listen to the music, but the one candidate who has listened to the music and put out what i thought has been the best ad only because i am simon and garfunkel fan, but with the use of simon and and i thought it was a great ad. iowa andrly founded in new hampshire because there were no people of color until about the second half wh

if you were counseling bernie sanders. would you suggest he wait until later hours, or that he come down now and give a speech in sort of prime time. >> i think he should come down now and give his speech. he has to win new hampshire to keep going, he should feel good about what he did in iowa. he really -- what would have been better would have been a decisive win, he would have had a ton of momentum. this is going to be a tie. >> we have to take a quick break. when we come back, we believe bernie sanders will be ready to speak. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ text mom. i'll be right back. be good. boys have been really good today. send. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. send. brad could use a new bike.

bernie sanders as expected. if you want to anger the sanders' campaign, ad just as quickly "from a neighboring state in vermont." 60 to 39 the percentage with 69% in the numbers. will change as we go throughout the night. bernie sanders addressed an uproarious crowd. >> together we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california -- [ applause ] -- and that is that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors and their super packs. [ applause ] >> bernie sanders earlier tonight and now to the republicans. he has done it. he pulled it off. donald trump of new york has won the new hampshire primary. our projected winner just after 8:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. we also called second place fairly early this evening for the governor of ohio, former congressman, john kasich. it is the rest of the race that we expect to remain fluid as a higher percent of the vote comes in. the big race was between

it's like 92% for bernie, 91% for bernie sanders. 5 -- 5 for hillary clinton. martin o'malley not in the race gets 1% there. >> it's an unbelievable spread. >> it really -- >> go ahead. >> patricia, go ahead. >> i was going to say for anybody involved in the clinton campaign that is such a deeply distressing metric because trust is something that is so hard to turn around. how do you get somebody to trust you who doesn't trust you right now? this has always been her problem. this has been her biggest vulnerability throughout this primary season and it's really starting to show i think in the voters and when talk to voters they literally say i just don't trust hillary clinton. how does the clinton campaign turn that around? i don't think there is an easy answer to that. you can retool your message, figure out who you are going to talk to, decide who is going to be your chief strategist, but how do you get voters to fundamentally change the way they feel about it, you whether they believe what you're saying or not, whether they believe you're going to do what you

that is not bernie sanders. he gives eloquent speeches, inspiring speeches about -- particularly about economics. but he generally leaves after that. he's not a guy who works the room the way she does. >> in the south, that's really important. >> i agree with that. that's my point. >> it is easier to build on a win than a loss. >> and hillary clinton gets more comfortable campaigning. we have seen that. and i think it will continue. >> the whole argument has been that bernie sanders isn't electable. she wasn't able to prove that decisively until this nevada/south carolina push. there just wasn't evidence that he wasn't electable out of iowa. he was close in new hampshire. now i think she gets to prove to her democratic voters that that is a real concern even if you love bernie sanders. >> i'm not sure it's fair to say that any of these are the ultimate test of electability. barack obama lost many caucuses and still won the election. that is the nature of politics. >> i have been saying this a lot in recent month

it's on the bernie sanders tumblr feed as bernie sanders. it is in bernie sanders' campaign bio ad. if that's not bernie sanders, at the minimum, they should take it off their tumblr feed. we heard from bruce rapoport's wife, said that's my mother married to bruce rapoport. we talked to her today. bruce rapoport's, they were only married for five years but during the critical years and i talked to her today. have yet to transcribe the 20-minute interview but the key thing is, i am 100% sure he's wrong, meaning the photographer of the picture, dan nny lyon, ge an issue to fight on the publisher a few weeks ago saying he is 100% sure it is bernie sanders, but bruce rapoport's widow said, i was married to the guy. you don't forget these things. >> joy reed, this is getting back to bernie sanders saying i was in the movement, i was the civil rights leader and hillary clinton saying, i was there too. >> reporter: it's another dividing line on the debate. online, in social media, jonathan can attest to this too. reporters, journalists covering thi

because, barbara boxer is firing back at bernie sanders saying, well, on some days bernie sanders is a democrat. >> well, first of all, let me just say to barbara boxer, who's a friend of mine, that was a cheap shot at bernie sanders. democrats got a lot done in the house. democrats got a lot done in the senate, because bernie sanders voted with the democrats when he was a congressman in the house, and he has voted with the democratic caucus in the senate. barbara boxer has worked with bernie sanders on legislation. i thought that was a low blow, to use hillary's term. but let me tell you, anderson. first of all, as a liberal, proud to be a liberal, i love this debate, now the two democrats debating over who is the more progressive, right? frankly, i find that very comforting. but, to maria's point, look, hillary, i think has been a good -- she's a good person. she's got a great record. but if she's going to question bernie's record, look at her record. a progressive would not have voted for the war in iraq. a progressive would not have supported the trans-pacific partnership. a prog

the last thing is bernie sanders mus musical genius, bernie sanders said this about an album he made a long time ago. >> it's the worst album. it's selling well because people are buying it. it's the worst album ever recorded. >> the worst album ever. let's listen. ♪ ♪ >> wow. the worst album ever. i don't know about that, but he also said you can't believe how bad it is, i can believe how bad it is. that claim is false. >> we have some people -- >> we appreciate that. when we come back more from our new hampshire town hall and what it means for the race in general. we'll be right back. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. her long day as anne. hair stylist starts with shoulder pain when... hey joanne, want to trade the all day r

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host: what about bernie sanders? caller: the reason he's getting so many votes -- i'm telling you, people are sick and tired of the establishment. and believe me, hillary is the establishment. bush is the establishment. host: ok. matt, in texas. caller: good morning. i'm a proud texas democrat. i want to make two quick points. i hear a lot of people like that last caller saying that trump is who you need on the republican side. i watched the celebrity apprentice. you are all getting bamboozled and i feel bad for you. i will support whoever our nominee is, but i've been concerned about hillary. i'm not going to mention any particular issue, but she has been for an issue before and then against it. even pretend to change, he has been so consistent the whole time. for her to lose by 21 points, even if it is a neighboring state -- new hampshire voters should know him. you cannot downplay what bernie sanders did yesterday. host: why'd you like him? caller: he does not even pretend to change. someone mentioned the establis

sanders right now, bernie sanders with a big win. hillary clinton needs to turn things around. she's got a gap now in time. democrats don't vote again until the nevada caucuses on the 20th and south carolina on the 27th. i imagine these will be busy yet stressful days in brooklyn. >> busy, stressful. let me add another thing that should stress them out is bernie sanders funding operation. we saw him turn it on and said i'm going to fund raise right here rise now and he crashed his website. he is raising small dollar donations, $2, $5, $200. he can go back to those donors again and again and again and hillary clinton she has to raise this money the hard way. she goes to fundraisers, she's shaking hands, asking me to big one too more time to max out. it is a tough slog to go out and fund raise. she was planning for fundraising between these two and she also likes fundraising for wall street but she can't really do that. she won't run out of money but it's going to be harder for her than i think they had anticipated. >> stick around, a

anybody here decide on bernie sanders? oh, let me just ask you, what made you decide on bernie sanders, sir? >> specifically, his commitment to do something about mass incarceration of african-americans and latinos. that really impacted me. i didn't feel he had those kinds of sensitivities before, but he said it with such conviction tonight, he won me over. >> we want voters to be decided, not undecided, but i can tell you tonight, wolf, of our group of 65 undecided voters, 23 have decided after watching the speeches tonight, and all of the debates that they've seen so far. >> randi kaye, thank you so much. always important to hear from our pundits but important to hear from the voters, especially in a state that's going to go to the polls next. let's bring in our panel. undecideds, always the name of the game in new hampshire. i want to show you on the democratic side how they split tonight. let's pull it up, was overwhelmingly, 72% of those undeclared voters tonight went for bernie sanders. 27% to clinton. josh, when you

i think bernie killed it. he went in more detail about foreign policy, which he was critiqued on a lot. i think he went in more depth this time around. >> also with nafta, was one of bernie's strongest points tonight, because the trade agreements have really crippled our economy. >> bernie held up extremely well under pressure, especially as heavy as hillary was bashing him. i think his closing statement was beautiful. i think that both candidates did well, and i'm excited to see how the primary turns out. >> you want -- >> and tamron is with me this morning. there you were with all these students. i guess we're not surprised about the bernie sanders young people phenomenon, although it still is a problem for hillary. >> that's not the surprise, because i think bernie sanders, as we heard from the college students, we call them young people, but they're 21, 22 years old was the average age there. young voters. and here they are, they're looking at the world through the optimistic lens a lot of us can identify

bernie. bernie is an interesting guy. apparently some folks really want to see a pot smoking socialist in the white house. we could get a third obama term after all. it could happen. >> welcome back to "hardball," live from manchester, new hampshire. as we say in humor, there is truth. that was president obama at the white house correspondents dinner last april, when bernie sanders was considered an unknown oddity on the far left. today, sanders is virtually tied with secretary clinton in the latest poll, according to the new quinnipiac poll. there it is. 34-42. you can't get closer to that. there is of course radical and revolutionary change in the party right now. we see in the polls. 43%, describe themselves like bernie as a socialist. a few months ago, a majority of democratic primary voters said they held a positive view, a strong majority, i think 56%, a strong view of socialism, and 87% are angry like bernie that billionaires are going to spend a lot of money. who isn't mad about that.

yes, i know bernie. yes, i know hillary. i used to be a radio talkshow host in white river junction vermont when bernie sanders was the only congressman in vermont. i have known him for 25 years. we have been engaged on so many levels and when i ran for governor and ran for congress, it was a kind of agenda that bernie sanders would be talking progressives, both liberals. he might've been a democratic socialist, but you know what? we kind of walked on the same drumbeat. we would always communicate. hillary clinton i've known since 1991. you know why you go i ran for governor when bill and hillary were running as copresident, two for the price of one. i was the first woman to get the nomination for governor in new hampshire history. hillary clinton and bill clinton used to follow me into the rooms, amy, because i got a bigger crowd because they were the third string democrats that nobody expected to win the nomination. so i know them. i have run with clinton in 1992, iran with clinton in 1996. i am wanted tell you, it was alw

bernie is changing the narrative. i think he did himself a lot of good there. >> ben, charlie just referenced ethanol. to me, if there was was one unambiguous winner was ted cruz and one ambiguous loser was ethanol. cruz did the impossible. he said screw ethanol. he received this backlash. they said i don't care who you vote for, don't let it be at the scene cruz. he comes away with a win last night. i think it genuinely impacted the power of the ethanol lobby last night. >> terry actually went and caucused for donald trump last night. i think that's a good thing. the other message i found interesting is one, to you point earlier, donald trump isn't completely going away. this is false frame coming in second as being something that will mortally wound him. he is the guy that bleeds now. i was so impressed with the amount of support that bernie sanders got from younger voters. that 87%, is incredibly impressive to me. i wonder how many of those voters will go over to hillary clinton afterwards as she tries to hold this

and people here just went crazy yelling "bernie, bernie, bernie," and actually all of this happening before a lot of people were even able to get into this event here at concord -- concord high school, i should say. but this is what all of these supporters of bernie sanders were expecting. and this has been fulfilled for them and now what they're really looking forward to is, of course, candidate coming out and giving his speech. we do understand that that is going to happen sooner than later. now with these projections out there. but this is something obviously so important for bernie sanders after his narrow loss in iowa. he certainly felt like his message about a rigged economy was resonating in new hampshire. that's what we really saw yesterday during his series of events. today he really took it easy, clearly confident he was going to cruise to a win here in the granite state. we'll be awaiting him here at concord high school, guys. >> all right, brianna keilar at sanders' headquarters in concord, new hampshire. it wasn't -- it didn't take long for cnn to project that sanders wo

and now i'm all for bernie sanders. >> bernie, bernie, bernie! >> i went to new hampshire to speak with jeda, another former hillary supporter who now feels herself feeling the bern. >> you voted in 2008 for hillary clinton? >> yes. >> since 2008, she's lost her husband, a vietnam veteran, to lung cancer. she's also started caring for her sick grandson alec. >> because of your life experiences you look at things differently prance than you did in 2008. >> absolutely. health care needs to be more equitable. everybody deserves the same care in this country. >> she's convinced sanders is the man to fix things. >> it's not working for me, it's not working for a lot of people, and that's got to change. and i think that's why bernie sanders is so popular with the middle class and the lower middle class as well. >> compared to sanders, hillary clinton is not bold enough for her. >> i'm very disillusioned with hillary clinton, because she wants to take things in small increments. she doesn't want to go for changing health care to universal health care, a

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this is bernie sanders' backyard. in the last few decades, no border state candidate has lost this state, so you know, the expectations there for bernie are high. hillary has no problem out there competing for these votes. some people call me young, myself, there is a lot at stake for us in this election. i want to make sure that our next president is able to deliver and stand up for the values that are important to me. >> what would a win be? how would you define a win in new hampshire? >> well, as you said, this is an uphill climb, but we are looking to tighten that gap as much as we can. but i think more than anything, new hampshire is a great place for hillary to get out and talk about how she can provide those real results for families. >> can you get it into single digits in new hampshire? >> the polls are all over the place. it's hard to tell the numbers. we saw her really pull off a real feat in 2008 and we're looking to just work hard and let the voters decide again. >> in fact, that's one of bernie sanders's