we'll try to put new hampshire on the spot. we're doing it all over again next week. >>> one contest down. only nine more to go before america elects the next president. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hello, everyone. we're back from iowa where the first vote of 2016 presidential race is in the history books. what a wild night it was. today the candidates are fanned out across new hampshire. the next front in the war for the white house. more on that battle in a minute. a contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders was settled just today. even though clinton declared victory last night. the ap called in it her favor. the closest race in iowa caucus history. last night iowans set a new record for turnout in the republican race. ted cruz got the nod there surprising many pollsters who had donald trump pegged to win. >> god bless the great state of iowa. tonight, iowa has proclaimed to the world, morning is coming. and tonight is a testament to the people's commitments, to their yearnings to get back to

new hampshire we will see you in the morning. >> new hampshire. we will have new hampshire and south carolina. tonight and tomorrow afternoon we will be in new hampshire. that will be something special. >> i am getting on a plane in about an hour and flying all night in new hampshire to knock on doors and sit down and visit with people and ask for their support. >> the candidates already on the move off to new hampshire. molly line is here to map out the path. now they are saying their thank yous and moving on to new hampshire. >> cruz has the momentum because he won. i also think rubio has an incredible momentum. he is fighting for the conservative voters among trump. rubio is starting to take votes from jeb and case sich and christie. this momentum could help rubio win a lot of support in new hampshire. i think we can see a bigger bump for him than for cruz even though cruz won. >> that is important leading into south carolina that's february 12th. >> it is coming up second week of february. great thing for rubio is not only you have third place

. >> in new hampshire. where the heroin crisis is a co issue. >> and that is what we have to deal with. >> an emergency landing as smoke fills the commercial jet. >> i realized it was coming from the plane. yelling there is a fire. it is all "happening now". battle for new hampshire. less tlan 24 hours before voters go to the pomes. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. many independent voters prepare to make their decisions. four of the presidential candidates appearing in campaign events in the past hour. and clues on who is picking up momentum. we have live fox team coverage. ed henrow is in new hampshire. we'll start with carl cameron. >> reporter: hi, jon, the story right now is the weather. it is coming down pretty hard and whiteout continues in southern new hampshire and going to affect how the campaign unfolds and could spill in to tomorrow and lot of concern talking to law enforcement. they are making arrangements for plying and people going to the polls. live starts and ending. john kasich in a t

big abc republican debate in new hampshire. and on the eve of the new hampshire primary. donald trump is making push for primary voters. eric trump, donald trump's son, goes on the campaign trail from new hampshire. are you you ready. >> we are having a blast. the whole family is here. we are really having a good time. is he is relaxed and we are having a lot of fun as a family. >> you were in the room saturday night during the debal%; member do you get nervous. >> i think you have to. look, i love the man to death. is he amazing. people attack and that's the nature of debate. you always want to protect your father. that's just an instinctive characteristic of any son. you always want to be there to protect him. there is no one tougher or better or is he really amazing guy. he did so well at his debate. that's the best one he h amazing how much he has developed as a candidate. i could not be more proud of him. >> i have watched all the campaigns. i hear a lot of leaks out of the campaigns reported. i'm curious because you are on the inside. not asking you about specifics.

live coverage continues from manchester, new hampshire. >new hampshire.. martha: the first in the nation primary in new hampshire the present jeks is half a million voters will head to the polls. the snow may trim things a little bit. when we were in iowa the turnout was astronomical. do you expect the same thing here? >> if bill garner says we'll have record turnout, we'll have record turnout. it's an even ganged cycle for the republican party. so many qualified candidates on that debate stage. martha: how do you see this playing out. i know you are not supporting any one candidate. who seems to be poking through when you look at the cluster of candidates. >> he governor has a good path here. there is kind of a slow and steady element to what we do in the first of the nation primary. governor kasich kind of mastered that. he had his message from the beginning. he always understood what the end game was. governor christie, too early to count hip out. he's very good in the town hall settings. martha: i think he has he spent so much time here as you well kno

in new hampshire. turnout in that group appears to be similar to past primaries. so, let's also take a look at the allure of the outsider versus the one with more experience. these are the candidates doing well with the so-called establishment lane. people who want someone who is experienced are picking john kasich tonight. 25%. bush got 22% of that and the numbers so far rubio is at 19% and cruz is at 14% in that group. and no surprise here voters looking for an outsider heavily favored donald trump tonight. let's take a look at the democrats. their top candidate quality, check this out. huge divide here. those democrat primary voters looking for someone who is honest and trustworthy go big for bernie sanders. 93% of those voters went for bernie sanders tonight. at least in the numbers that we have counted so far. clinton gets 5% of those. when it comes to experience though, and hillary clinton has been working hard in new hampshire to bring this point home, shows who -- those who want someone with th

. >> new hampshire is on track. bill gardener friday saying 550,000 people are expected to turnout to the polls here. >> molly line in manchester for us. thank you. >> to the democrats. bad news all around for hillary clinton. the fbi confirming an investigation into her e-mails. bernie sanders takes a couple big d dig get lead into the poll. rich edson is live for us. >> good morning. >> good morning. there is some reporting by politico that there is an eclipse in campaign shake-up after a better than expected performance by ernie in iowa and the poles in gnaw hampshire. something the chain chairman said there is zero truth to. hillary clointon took time to thank her campaign staff before it got started. the bernie bros. these are unidentified number of folks who say they support bernie sanders and made sexist attacks on hillary clinton. bill clinton is saying some of that is now pinning the rhetoric by the bernie bros by the sander's campaign. >> see and other people who have gone on-line and explained why they su

given the dynamic in new hampshire, does she take a pass on new hampshire? and look to nevada and south carolina, states where it is harder for bernie sanders, because he hasn't shown the ability to gaerth that broad coalition with african-american and hispanic being voters with which hillary clinton is much stronger. >> we see hillary clinton and bill clinton out in full force in new hampshire. will they stay or continue to digest the results. and say bernie can have new hampshire because he is from vermont and we'll take south carolina and vermont. and we want to hear from you. do the iowa results change your mind as who you would like to see. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. >> new information on three inmates that escaped from a maximum security jail. the fight that they had that might have led to their capture. and what the pentagon did that might have vladimar putin rethinking his move on the world stage. and iowa and the rest of the 2016 campaign. rrom it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb

we have a huge lineup as we take apart what's going to happen in new hampshire. >> i'm going to new hampshire right now. >> see you later. bill: a fox news alert. here we are in the next phase of this race. we are 24 hours before most of the polls will be open in the granite state. it's a sprint to the finish as men and women are jockeying for position. martha: it was a great weekend'. watching the super bowl. you have got the frontrunner donald trump still in a double-digit lead. candidates have been chris crossing the state after a strong debate performance. governor chris christy says he believes this state always new ballgame. >> this race is wide open. no one knows what's really going none this race at all. we sense real mow men touch on the ground for us. if we'll run through the tape us dane do very well. >> tuesday you have to get out and vote. we have a movement going on that is unbelievable. >> this is the first primary in the country that gets to answer the question what happens next to america after 7 years of a president that is trying to take from us all of the things that made

we will let it play out in new hampshire. he must win new hampshire. the runaway front-runner there, if he loses a second state, the second critical state in the first primary i think he's going to deflate in other places. martha: let's squeeze in one quick thought from donald trump because it is part of his speech and we will say goodbye to larry. >> we will go on to get the republican nomination and we will go on to easily beat hillary or bernie or whoever the hell they throw up there. iowa, we love you, we thank you. i think i might come here and buy a farm. i love it. martha: green acres donald trump style. thank you, see you soon. park avenue, give me park avenue. bill: watch how it shapes up next tuesday in new hampshire. what to look for, that is next. >> i leaped out of bed every morning amazed at at a time when our country is in crisis every one of us has the opportunity to stand and lead to the we have been put in a place of leadership for such a time as a this. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your lit

you have already made it to new hampshire. tell me, how busy is it in new hampshire? how many people are there campaigning now? >> 9 candidates here already today. the three governors watched their caucus results last night from new hampshire. john kasich has been living here basically for four or five days. almost four or five weeks now. and today marco rubio, ted cruz, and donald trump are all in the state holding events this evening. marco rubio just finishing up an event behind me. 700 people, very enthusiastic. clearly there is a lot excitement going on in new hampshire as the second state is getting ready to vote. >> the most recent poll i have, were poll has donald trump at 38, which is a commanding lead over anybody else. 24 points ahead of senator ted cruz and he is -- and he is 28 points ahead of senator marco rubio. is this for donald trump to lose? >> you know, he certainly has a lead here. you talk to everyone. but certainly after we saw the polls out of iowa and then the caucus results. there is clearly a bit of disconnect in terms of the people being po

jenna: just one of the stories you heard in new hampshire, geraldo. why new hampshire? why is new hampshire the place where we're seeing this epidemic really explode? >> a great question, jenna. part of it is what senator cruz was alluding, the border in terms of stopping drug, the drug traffic coming in. rebel chap poe and his tunnel and the escape? he's a billionaire, according to "forbes" magazine. how did he become a billionaire? because he was the biggest drug trafficker in the world. his sin sinaloa drug cartel sena market, a market availability, a virgin market that had never really been supplied this particular substance before. they moved an operation nearby to northern massachusetts. they saw this market, they exploited it not only with heroin, but this synthetic feint knoll, and together they have caused havoc. there is a person overdosing fatally every single day in new hampshire, more than 800 over the last two years, 23 since the first of this year, two this week. i mean, it is the biggest issue on the minds of new hampshire voters. jenna: so many question

new hampshire, we love new hampshire. we love south carolina. >> reporter: several republican candidates are already on the ground, choosing to forego caucus night in iowa and focus their efforts right here in new hampshire where gop voters are said to be more moderate and less southecially conservative. early this morning. the governors will no longer have the voters of the granite state to themselves as the rest of the white house hopefuls begin to converge, aiming to solidify their support and sway last-minute holdouts. the new hampshire primary is a semi closed primary. if you are a democrat, you vote for a democrat. if you are a republican you vote for a republican. if you are an undeclared voter, you can choose when you get to that ballot box who you're going to be voting for. back to you. >> thank you so much, molly line. we're going back to iowa. iowa voters showed up in record numbers. some caucus locations ran out of ballots. a gop turnout last night, more than 180,000. that is compared to the previous record of

is he going to win new hampshire? >> i have no clu. >> reporter: a better chance of winning, peyton manning or donald trump in new hampshire. >> i don't think donald trump has a chance, but i -- >> reporter: really? the numbers seem to indicate people like him. >> i don't know. it didn't work in iowa. i think when people go out to the polls it's a little different than when they get a phone call. >> reporter: who's going to win, peyton manning or donald trump in new hampshire? >> peyton manning. >> reporter: who do you think is going to win in new hampshire? >> hillary. >> reporter: bernie sanders says she's got issues. >> listen, hillary's all right. >> reporter: why do you like bernie? >> seems to be the only politician that seems to want to represent every person in the united states. >> reporter: how's he going to pay for all the things he's going to do for everybody? >> he's explained it. >> reporter: do you know what it is? >> i don't know all the details. >> reporter: do you know any of the details. >> i know s

we head to a diner in new hampshire to get the latest over a cup of jo. >> voters in new hampshire have seen political ads. what issues do people care about? molly line spoke to new hampshire voters and has more. >> reporter: well, here is a diner that we talked to voters. undecided and a lot have made up their mind. these are two ladies, friends. at least this year there are markka, who are you voting for and why? >> hillary and she's strong and all of her campaign and i will vote for hillary and i will watch the debate tonight but my choice is hillary. >> reporter: why are you so strong? >> it is time for a woman and i love her background and i love her standards and getting insurance and attacking care of loans for students and grandmother who can't buy the medication. and i think she will help a lot of people. >> patty, who are you voting for? >> rubio. i want him because he is making us strong again and getting it back to improve your military. that is important to me. i feel america needs to be strong and we can't be walked on. i like him. >> how did you narrow down the choice. >>

so we went to new hampshire to find out. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> it was the iconic first in the nation presidential primary and this year hnew hampshire wil make history again. this will be the state's first presidential primary to require voter i.d. >> i think there's definitely going to be lines with any indication of our absentee balloting already, it's huge. >> tens of thousands of new voters are expected to flood the polls and they will need to show a valid voter i. dchl. supporters say it's intended to stop voter fraud like the case of lauren snyder, the massachusetts man pled guilty to voting illegally in new hampshire three times, once in the 2008 presidential election and then again four years later in 2012. in both the presidential primary and the november election. then there is the case of another who pled guilty to illegal voting two years ago. voters without an i.d. will have to sign an affidavit attesting they are who they say they are. their vote will be counted, but poll workers will also

in 2012, in new hampshire, it was 22%. remember how i said nobody would get up and speak on trump's behalf in the caucus? that's a public act you have to do. in a primary, it's just like voting, you walk in, go in the booth, secret ballot and you're out. >> now the pressure we're told will be on him to spend some of that money. he's been loathe to do that. do you think that changes? >> yeah, i think the pressure is on for him to turn into a real candidate in a lot of different ways instead of tweeting his way to the white house. byron, i still think new hampshire traditionally has a very unpredictable population. my father in the year 2000 was supposed to lose to president bush and won by ten points. they take their rights as first in the nation primary voters very seriously and anything can change. we're a week away and in a 24-hour news cycle, that is a long time. >> guys, we shall see. and we'll be there, joining you guys as we get ready for the first primary a week from today. i don't know as much about politics as byr

campaigns opened their wallets in new hampshire. spending more than 111 million. >> a lot of money. >> thank you, garrett. >> the time now is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. rumors are swirling at the campaign shake-up at clinton headquarters. will it make a difference? >> let's check in with steve doocy live in new hampshire with what's coming up on "fox & friends" including pancakes. >> cup of joe there. >> that's right. good morning. live from new york city and manchester new hampshire. tweet post primary coverage after donald trump was declared a winner. before he made the big speech i got the exclusive on camera interview. you will see it here on "fox & friends." >> donald trump will join us live also jeb bush and marco rub rubio. they opened up a bit ago. what do they think about the results last night. many will vote. we are going to talk to them live. live from new york city and new hampshire, "dpoks and friends starts in about a dozen -- "fox & friends" starts in about a dozen minutes. avo: when laquinta.com sends cra

. >> like new hampshire. >> like new hampshire. like iowa it's more evangelical. it's not as conservative evangelical, necessarily. there is a split even among evangelicals, moderates and much more conservativex' elements. the democratic primary is entirely different because it's so overwhelmingly african-american, more than half. we didn't see in new hampshire or iowa. a.b. is right, we don't know what to expect there. there are a couple of different mini races going on right now. i think trump benefits from fighting among the other guys. if he can continue to see steam in new hampshire. >> does rubio find in south carolina that the new hampshire debate doesn't carry with them? >> i think he did something really savvy and something rare in politics. last night in his speech he said i made a mistake. i screwed up. it was a bad debate. couple days saying otherwise. this, i think, changes the story it was donors because they were starting to get worried about him if he said that was a good performance. gives so

she's been down big in new hampshire. do they really believe they can close this margin, the 20 point gap? >> some of the people talking here believe hillary can win here. that's why they're fighting for every vote. they've bj nothing on doors and have the pizza coming in to keep the troops full and ready to go out there. what others are saying privately, even if she doesn't win, bernie sanders has such a big lead you play the expectations game that can help hill kri clinton to narrow the gap. bernie sanders lost ohio. he's arriving at a polling place talking to folks and a big crush around him. she had folks behind her saying settle for hillary instead of being excited. gives you an idea of the kurns she's been fighting for the campaign. hillary clinton battling and the other people are settling on her and not excited. >> it sounds like a sanders campaign also set up for attacks for hillary and bill clinton. >> yes. suggestion from the clinton camp was he had taken a whole lot of money. it is laughable and suggests the k

new hampshire. a native of the state. the latest on the democratic race, coming up with election ed henry. in my business i can count on my i.t. guy bailing me out all the time... i'm not the i.t. guy. i'm the desktop support tech supervisor. and my customers knowing right when their packages arrive. introducing real-time delivery notifications. learn more at myusps.com then you might beformance laptogearcentric.e bff? right now, all pcs and printers are on sale! like this hp laptop for just $199.99! office depot officemax. gear up for great®. >>> bernie sanders has held a strong lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. in a few hours we'll know if he will pick up the first victory over the lesser known upstart, hillary. let's to go chief white house correspondent ed henry live. so ed, if hillary gets shellacked, how soon does she drop out and how soon is biden on the team? >> i don't think it will happen that quickly, my friend. you always ask those very intriguing questions. but i think you're on point that it could

hampshire. it sounds like trump may tap christie and say how wiabout an endorsement? any way the polls were right about donald trump. john kasich pulled off the second place slot. iowa's winner ted cruz came in third. first let's hear from the winner. >> what do we really want to thank? we want to thank the people of new hampshire. right? we love the people of new hampshire. i'm here a lot. we'll be back a lot. we won't forget you. you started it. remember, you started it. we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. >> the morning after the huge win, the donald showed a little humility. check it out. >> i think all of them. they're all accomplished people. they're governors and senators and they're all very good people. maybe. but i think probably, i wouldn't want to pick one. they're close enough. we'll see what happens. >> that's nice. donald trump is going to a soefrt tone, right? no chance. i wouldn't get too qufl this soft tone trump. chock it up to a guy playi

joline live from new hampshire. who needs new hampshire the most? >> reporter: it's all about the three governors. you got jeb, christie and governor kasich of ohio. they need to do well. why? because they bet everything on this state and ignores iowa. i got on a campaign but with governor kasich on his way to a town hall meeting and asked what are you going to do in the next final days ahead of the new hampshire primary? >> what needs to happen in the next seven days? what will you do to push yourself to beating donald trump or senator cruz? >> nothing's going to change. i'm going to keep doing what i've been doing. there's no reason to change anything. i don't need to throw any hail marys. >> meanwhile, jeb bush is heading to town halls across the state and he is meeting with slightly smaller crowds, around 300 people. a lot of enthusiasm there. he's trying to draw contrast to donald trump in addition to other candidates and we're also looking at chris christie as well. he's been attacking every other person actually coming after him including mar

new hampshire's a wonderful place. you know, i told you i know new hampshire long before the electoral thing. and it is just a wonderful, wonderful place. and now tonight we'll be going to south carolina which is another one. we were there last week. we filled up the stadium. it was incredible, with the people. a lot of love in south carolina. but new hampshire, the people have treated us so well. happy about it. >> reporter: a year ago, you were just a businessman, running a big business. now just won the new hampshire primary. how does that happen? >> well, i don't know. i mean, it was a message, we'll make america great again. very simple, we'll make america great again. trade, military, vets, we're going to get rid of obamacare, we're going to come up with something that's so good, so much less expensive for people. they're suffering with health care, and we're going to do some special things. >> yeah. you have said on the campaign trail that you start getting some wins, you might change the tone. you going to chan

and new hampshire, we will see you in the morning. >> new hampshire, we love new hampshire. we love south carolina. tonight and tomorrow afternoon, we'll number new hampshire. and that will be something special. >> i'm getting on a plane in about an hour and flying all night to new hampshire to knock on doors and sit down and visit with people and ask for their support. >> several republican candidates are already here choosing to forego the caucus last night in iowa. they are focusing their efforts on new hampshire where gop voters tend to be a bit more moderate, less socially conservative. there new jersey governor chris christie, former florida governor jeb bush, and ohio governor john kasich. by early this morning, those governors will no longer have the voters here all to themselves. fellow republicans rushing in and the democrats. secretary hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders, wheels down in new hampshire following their super-tight finish in iowa. clinton kicking off with an event at the nashua community college this morning. sanders has a rally later today in

is he going to win new hampshire? >> i have no clu. >> reporter: a better chance of winning, peyton manning or donald trump in new hampshire. >> i don't think donald trump has a chance, but i -- >> reporter: really? the numbers seem to indicate people like him. >> i don't know. it didn't work in iowa. i think when people go out to the polls it's a little different than when they get a phone call. >> reporter: who's going to win, peyton manning or donald trump in new hampshire? >> peyton manning. >> reporter: who do you think is going to win in new hampshire? >> hillary. >> reporter: bernie sanders says she's got issues. >> listen, hillary's all right. >> reporter: why do you like bernie? >> seems to be the only politician that seems to want to represent every person in the united states. >> reporter: how's he going to pay for all the things he's going to do for everybody? >> he's explained it. >> reporter: do you know what it is? >> i don't know all the details. >> reporter: do you know any of the details. >> i know s

thank you, new hampshire. thank you. thank you new hampshire. thank you. we areÑi going now to south carolina we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. thank you. >> we have got a big show for you tonight including fox coverage at the clinton headquarters, john roberts with rubio, and we begin with our chief political correspondent, carl cameron reporting from downtown manchester. voters are still partying, carl? >> hi, megyn. donald trump has rewritten the play book. didn't campaign here, often insulting the audience with vulgarity, many thought was inappropriate for crowds that had kids. but trump with a big win and his aides and he acknowledged they couldn't have asked for a better down ballot result. they believe john kasich is the perfect play pitch to shoot out of the sky in south carolina. arguing he hasn't spent time in south carolina to be able to compete there. they see a three way tie as an opportunity for trump. they're busy battling with one another, he can continue to push his make america great again rhetori

new hampshire loves to do this. this is the official sport of new hampshire. every four years, picking presidents. so you have people -- and it ranges across the socioeconomic, ethnic, racial. more than 40% of electorate is not affiliated with either party. so that's the single largest group. we can tell its consequence. when you see these polls when donald trump is way up on the republican side, it seems to cut into bernie sanders' lead over hillary clinton and vice versa. you see a poll where he's big up over hillary clinton, donald trump seems to be close on the other side. it makes sense. because we're talking about the same pool of voters that will propel one or the other of them to high heights. >> it is pretty astounding. 229,000 democrats. a few more republicans. 260,000. but as you said, 44%. 383,000 undeclareds. any indication now from the polling on who they're going for? we've heard from 1/3 to 65% of the voters there are still undecided this close to the primary. >> well, look. among the republicans, they seem -- they're all knotted up. the self-i

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it's a uniquely new hampshire experience. and i'm not going through the walked on the hot new hampshire coals, if you will. i don't think i'd be as good as i believe i am now and i appreciate that a lot and i've learned a lot from being here. >> we caught up with jeb on the bus, but prior to that, he was in ward one at the opposite end of elm street. he was asking people, have you made up your mind and two said, i just did and i'm voting for you. that's the kind of last minute piece the candidates love here. chris christie spent a tremendous amount of time here, not as much as kasich, but he's bet it all here. he has to do well here. if he doesn't, it could be the end of the road for him, but makes it clear, he understands how new hampshire thinks and that connection can often sway a vote his way. watch. >> nobody, not me, not jeb bush, not john kasich, not marco rubio, not ben carson, not ted cruz, has the first idea of what's going to happen tonight and we saw in iowa the difference of a couple of hundred votes makes a huge

the intimacy of new hampshire. you can't drive a block down the street without seeing an event here. >> yeah. bill: it is invigorating experience as an american to see that process. but today it -- the lid comes off as you go down to south carolina. >> jumping all around. bill: times 10. we move to march and goes higher than that. >> yeah. bill: if sanders built for a bigger campaign? >> today, no. medium term maybe, for couple reasons. number one, talking to his campaign manager jeff weaver last night told me couple anecdotes. they're getting million dollars or more per day coming over the internet. that allows you to mount a national campaign. he was not built, you're right, for national campaign. he is getting money for it. maybe he can put the infrastructure together. jeff weaver said don't try to get a flight from manchester to las vegas last couple days. what he meant was sanders team is sending army of people. all ground troops are going to nevada. republicans going to south carolina next. democrats go to ne

post debate coverage here in new hampshire. here comes greta "on the record." >>> tonight, "on the record," a major 2016 breaking news announcement, former louisiana governor bobby jindal is standing by. he will be endorsing aen candidate for president right here and only "on the record." do not miss this. but, first, a brand new poll is outm and just days before the big and all-important new hampshire primary. the nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll of likely new hampshire g.o.p. voters donald trump still on top with 30%. but senator rubio is gaining ground. rubio has risen and now he is in second place at 17%. and iowa caucus winner senator ted cruz in third place at 15%. governor john kasich in fourth place with 10%. governor jeb bush in fifth place with 9% '. governor chris christie in sixth place 4%. senator rubio's momentum is causing his opponents to go on offense. >> a guy who just has never had to make a difficult choice in his life. >> marco is a talented politician. people love him, and i do too. he is a great

anything can happen in new hampshire. here we are on super bowl sunday with another 36 hours before the polls even open. trump may have a bit of an advantage at the top of the polls but who comes in second, third and fourth is very much a mystery and will be late into tuesday night. >> that was campaign carl cameron. bernie sanders on the democrat side maintaining a strong lead over hillary clinton. she took a break from campaigning there today, headed to flint, michigan. as you know that city has been dealing with a water crisis. instead of goibeing on the campn trail her husband bill clinton was campaigning for her in new hampshire. this headline today election officials changed the official caucus results awarding more caucus developments in iowa and narrowing hillary clinton's margin of victory to a quarter of a percent. it is a tie, tie. mike, is it risky at this point political sobers to leave new hampshire and go to michigan? >> perhaps 148 hours but she has the luxury of bill clinton being here in new hampshire ha

we are onto new hampshire now. i am in new hampshire. i was in the rearview mirror. we are moving on to the first in the nation primary tuesday. >> it is going further than that. the prosecutor, good lawyer in your own right, the donald is saying ted cruz didn't win iowa, tweeting this, he stole it. that's why all the polls are so wrong, why he got far more votes than anticipated. what do you think? >> i think it is a lot of complaining after the fact. it doesn't get you anywhere. move to the next contest, win the next one, then you won't worry about the last one. >> were you disappointed? you didn't put all of the emphasis and eggs in the iowa basket, were you disappointed by your performance and that you hoped to be the best performing governor, but weren't, you were ahead of gilmer. do you feel that's a bad harbinger of things to come for new hampshire? >> listen, all of us were at 2%. jeb bush at 3%. between the super pac that has been supportive of my candidacy and our campaign, we spent about $500,000 in iowa and got 2%. jeb bush spent $15 million and got 3%. i

new hampshire is a contrarian state. they are fiercely independent, and 40% of the vote today is likely to come from independents. and there are over 500 thousand people who are likely to vote today. this is secret ballot. this is the real test of whether these campaigns have a get out the vote evident, but whether they have the stamina over this many, many months to have connected with the people of new hampshire, which is a must. jon: there are a lot of people who say new hampshire is a small state in the corner of the country and doesn't represent what the rest of the america wants. do you agree with brad, this is where the rubber meets the road for some of these campaigns? >> some of the criticisms may be correct. but this one of the few places where candidates and voters can meet each other eye to eye. kasich has done that very well in the state, so has governor christie. i agree with brad that you are going -- i think new hampshire will serve up surprises. it tend to be a place that says not so fast and puts a brea

new hampshire can change things. iowa can change things. >> voters in new hampshire are thinking about electability. and we don't have as much polling on some of the lower-ranking guys. but rubio in a head-to-head matchup with hillary clinton fares better than any other republican. so republicans are thinking more in a calculated way, who do i think can win the election. rubio gains from that. so the national polling is not as important as the state polling in new hampshire. but it explained why rubio in part has improved there. not who is my dream date, but who can beat hillary clinton. bill: now who is less established. now the back and forth. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. >> bernie sanders i think is the on the person who would characterize me as the woman running for path to exemplify the establishment. enough is enough. >> we should talk the talk and walk the walk. i'm proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac who is not raising tons of money. >> you will not f

we talked to a new hampshire political expert about politics here in the granite state. >> new hampshire is very different because primaries allow independent voters to go and vote. and caucuses are not that. caucuses are party run elections. and new hampshire primary is a state run election. it's also much more private and it takes a lot less time to go into the voting booth and cast your ballot. >> the wild card here of course is the weather. doesn't scare folks in new hampshire. but all these campaigns are wondering what impact it might have been. >>> check out u-mass tracking polls approximate match. donald trump leads the republican field, 34%. marco rubio, ted cruz tied, 13% each. jeb bush, john kasich round out the top five with 10% each. taking a look at hypothetical matchups with democratic contenders, clinton beats trump, and cruz, for the presidency. but loses to rubio. bernie sanders beats all three republicans by a wide margin. daron shaw is a political science professor at the university of texas, fox news pollster and an independent pollster as well. >> good to be here. >>

i also come back to here in new hampshire the undeclared voters. and they could shift for bernie sanders in a vote against hillary clinton. they could decide that day or they could play on the republican party. that is what is so fascinating about this state in particular. >> julie, 30 seconds. i mean, you know, we all thought well he's an interesting diversion. he'll eventually go away. is it time to take bernie sanders more seriously as a potential nominee? i want to see how he does in the south, if he can stay competitive with clinton in the race, i think we need to take him seriously. even so, we need to take him seriously as someone who will push her for a long time in this race. >> the democratic party will never let bernie be their nominee. >> all right. thank you, panel. see you sunday back in washington except for governor sununu who i assume has something better to do. >>> by far. >> up next, fun in the snow as we go on the trail. yeah, here it is, on the trail in new hampshire. here's to knowing she loves blueberry pancakes. and where sh

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anything can happen in new hampshire. here we are on super bowl sunday with another 36 hours before the polls even open. trump may have a bit of an advantage at the top of the polls but who comes in second, third and fourth is very much a mystery and will be late into tuesday night. >> that was campaign carl cameron. bernie sanders on the democrat side maintaining a strong lead over hillary clinton. she took a break from campaigning there today, headed to flint, michigan. as you know that city has been dealing with a water crisis. instead of goibeing on the campn trail her husband bill clinton was campaigning for her in new hampshire. this headline today election of official caucus results awarding more caucus developments in iowa and narrowing hillary clinton's margin of victory to a quarter of a percent. it is a tie, tie. mike, is it risky at this point political sobers to leave new hampshire and go to michigan? >> perhaps 148 hours but she has the luxury of bill clinton being here in new hampshire hammering away at ber

field in new hampshire. people don't realize the amount of endorsements, the union leaders, the structure chris christie has here. he positioned himself to benefit. and he very well may. the name she didn't say that ultimately could be the biggest beneficiary. rubio is gaining on trump significantly after iowa. trump needs a new hampshire win and he just might get it because of rubio's slowed momentum. we'll be right back with more happen *. *. on * i barely talked about broncos victory and i didn't set that with julie roginsky. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. andrea: this is "outnumbered," i'm andrea tantaros. here with us is. sandra: , megyn mccain and today hashtag one lucky guy, someone with the same last name as senator john mccain of arizona. he ran for president two types. he was the republican 35r9y's mom -- he was the republican party's nominee in 2008 and he's megyn's dad. you are outnumbered and your

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is he peaking in new hampshire? >> yes, i think the polls are showing that he outperformed the polls in iowa and getting more attention and people are giving him a stronger look in new hampshire. he can break some ground. it looks like trump has a solid lead in iowa, i mean new hampshire, they tend to turn away from iowa and want to be different than what iowa chooses. it looks like trump has a good lead but rubio will issue. >> trump is issuing things and saying i don't know if i am going to win. that was not the case for him ahead in iowa. >> right, i think he's grappling with a loss there, he's trying to tamper down the expectations. the entire argument the entire i am a winner and i am going to win and once you don't win in iowa, you can't say you are winning all of the time and he's not talk about this polls as much as he has in the months of the campaign because he's been winning and everything. he's taking a step back and doesn't want to increase expectations too much if the polls do tighten up. and he doesn'

i have been to new hampshire many times. i didn't think they wanted a government to tell them what to do every time they turn around and that's what sanders wants. we apprekwc&/ you guys helping us out. next on they rundown, was hillary clinton wrong taking big money and speaking fees from wall street? and congressman says he is going after sanctuary cities in a major way. our truth serum correspondents on the case up ahead. ♪ (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. are you taking a zumba class? golsz buy former member of president obama's cabinet. is that a good answer? >> it's kind of an awkward answer. you would have thought she would have a better answer. i think the facts that she s

ben carson joins me right now from new hampshire. sir, good to have you on the program, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you about that debate, how you felt about it. let me kick it off with the opening. sir, i've got to tell you, that was so hilarious in terms of what happened when you were coming out, everybody was coming out. what happened? did you not get the cues? >> just didn't hear the number. there was very bad acoustics in the back. abc news admitted that they had some technical problems and a number of us actually didn't hear. >> and then donald trump, instead of moving forward, you sort of made a friend there, he waited backstage with you. >> he couldn't hear either. and john kasich couldn't hear either. you know, you make light of it and move on. >> how do you think the debate went, dr. carson, overall, from your standpoint? >> overall it went reasonably well. you know, i always get shortchanged because not having been a governor or a senator, no one's likely to call your name out. so yo

he's expected to win new hampshire. the real key to this race is going to be what happens after that. it's on to nevada and then south carolina. the clinton camp is counting on a heavy turnout from african-american voters to help clinton in south carolina and beyond. but if sanders could win big here, do better than expected in nevada, he may pick up some momentum. >> ed henry. fox news is america's election headquarters. keep it right here on tuesday night beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern for up to date results and power analysis from the best team on tv. you know it. >>> our coverage of the 2016 race for the white house continues tonight as well. the political insiders are here with their predictions for the new hampshire primary. they'll join me here at home base the bottom of the hour. >>> officials are investigating the bombing in that plane over the somalia. we'll show you the video that they're looking at. stay close. ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something m

if they don't show well in new hampshire. their momentum will be kinds of quashed. if chris christie doesn't have a good showing, where dose go next? jon: people like john kasich have been in new hampshire saying if i get smoked here i'm done. the campaign is over. is that the way a lot of these campaigns are looking at it? or is kasich unique in that way. >> he may be unique at reading his stage directions. but i think that's right. you have the march 15 primaries. florida. jeb bush will have a lot of incentive to stay in and kasich to ohio. but they do have this problem in which they have to finish ahead of marco rubio. it's not inconceivable they can do that. let's not also discount ted cruz. not a natural state for him as even evangelical conservative. he works hard there. i saw him a couple week ago in new hampshire and he's a hard worker. jon: new hampshire can be unpredictable. >> it will be interesting to watch this cycle in particular. new hampshire has been decided. they were big fans of mccain and marco rubio. this