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, and he said some of the questions the clinton campaign is confronting are very similar to the questions jeb bush's campaign is, which is about the legacy of the family and how that is impacting voters' perception and how it should be included in the campaign. simon, what about that? it is, you say stand wherever you want on bill clinton, he is the past. he's not necessarily the future. how do they make that argument? >> i don't really see it that way. he's part of the package, right? you can't take him out, you can't make him disappear. he's going to be there, so you might as well get the upside out of his engagement in the campaign and put him to use. he's done a really good job on the turn for them, and -- on the stump for them, and i think there's a pragmatic recognition that he's going to be part of the story, part of the attention no matter what, and you might as well -- jenna: okay. that's a great question for pete. pete, should republicans be afraid of bill clinton because, as you point out, he's one of the most talented, if not the most talented politician of the to generation.

. >> i talked to people close to the clinton campaign. what i've heard jives with everything they're saying. they are concerned they should have had a better strategy for taking out bernie sanders sooner. they he underestimated the thre. in clinton style they won't fire anybody. it was interesting that she might lose again. >> i think andrea mitchell point out. you can see, here's the thing. hillary clinton has one speed. she doesn't, she is unemotional. it is incredible. she just got thumped by 22 points. he came out with the same campaign speech. bill clinton who is a great politician would say, he would be a little humble. we have to rethink this. we have to turn some nods. fix this thing. change the recipe a little bit and he would be a little bit sad. she doesn't have a heart. >> doesn't have a heart. >> right. she clearly has a heart because she is alive. she doesn't have heart. >> thank you. >> he have one else in the world has highs and lows. she is mono tone in that same speed and it is annoying. >> you're right. she is an empant

it seems the clinton campaign treats it like voldemort. the investigation that shall not be named. this is really serious going forward. >> you put your finger on something important. in the last debate, hillary clinton was asked about the fbi probe and. this is a security review. downplaying it. they've said in it public and private. that's why the letter you mentioned, we can't turn over some documents. it would interfere with a law enforcement matter. that shows this is not just a security review. it is a law enforcement matter. it is potentially a criminal investigation. we don't know who the target will be. it might be hillary clinton or aides or anyone else or they could say, we're not going to move forward. it is a criminal investigation. not just a security review. a great unknown in this campaign. and you know what campaigns, democrat, republican, independent. they don't like unknowns. they don't know where this is going. >> very simply, what's going on with bill clinton? be. >> look, david, who wrote a highly acclaim biography of bill clinton was out on the campaign trail

and the way the process works. the clinton campaign has not taken risks. they haven't been able to draw the same crowds. they are not as excited about her as sanders and will they go up and vote tonight in the caucus? >> christopher, why are they not talking about martin o'malley. those supporters could make a difference if they have to go to one side or the other tonight, right? >> it is interesting the way the democratic caucus works. if you are not a viable candidate your support is disbanded and you can go home or join another candidate. right now martin o'malley supporters is four percent which is the difference between bernie and hillary. they don't want to go negative and o'malley is not given instructions. but you will see the serious caucus leaders and captains in iowa starting to shake hands and talk to the o'malley people. >> it all depends on how many people decide to show up. we talked about enthusiasm a minute ago, james. could that put bernie sanders over the top? >> one of the things that is interesting, clinton campaign is extra teggic and

>> there is no question, had was a disappointing evening for the clinton campaign. and hillary clinton proud supporter, i'm disappointed but you can't let this contest define the campaign anymore than george w. bush or barack obama for bill clinton stopped them from winning the nomination and presidency. when you move on to diverse states like south carolina that reflect the democratic party, the face of our nation, she's winning there 68% to 30%. and she has a message that resonates, way beyond just a environment of new hampshire. >> it didn't resonate in new hampshire with anyone. >> right. >> she lost every demographic group except for people who made more than $200,000 and people 65 and older. so he was winning in every demographic group. and look. she may be winning women now in south carolina but because we're not there yet but this -- these should be the people that were behind her. and she was winning them and they're not behind her. i think that bernie sanders has a message that resonates. they're looking for someone who is going to shake up the system. if

not only have the bernie bros come on to the radar of the clinton campaign but i did some reporting outside the verizon center, these bernie bros have taken their taunting from online to actually getting in the face and using vulgar language towards hillary supporters outside the verizon center. things got ugly. booing jean shaheen and maybe billjf cls'ton may not be the bt messenger here but something that just happened in the news. he was the only one in the state campaigning that day. i think in hindsight they feel like maybe he's not the best messenger and not a debate we want to have but they were responding to something that just happened. >> booing jean shaheen is rare around here. enjoy the snow, michigander you are. >>> the messages to voters in new hampshire seem to be getting more and more negative. data suggests that half of recent ad inside the granite state -- and there are a lot of ads -- half of them took shots at republican candidates and the wallets looking to get the edge in voters, and spending on television ads in new hampshire has reportedly reached $100 million in new

the clinton campaign tonight is dismissing this as right wing politics but interesting that the young that issued the ruling today was appointed by then president bill clinton in the early '90s so, you know, it is going to be hard to dismiss this. hillary clinton just wrapped up a democratic forum behind me at the university of south carolina and asked about the e-mail issue. she acknowledged that there is a drip-drip nature of this and insisted there's no lasting impact from the e-mail controversy on her candidacy. obviously, that's something that's simply not determined yet, sean. >> all right. ed henry, thank you. joining us now with reaction, we have democratic strategist penny lee, correspondent geraldo rivera. we battled over this a little bit but everything i hear is that you got 150 fbi agents and there's a likelihood according to all my sources that there will be a criminal referral at the end of this process, at some point in this election cycle. if that happens, what does that do to this election? >> that's a big if there, sean. let me go through the -- >> i don't think it'

that's a warning signal to the clinton campaign. when you look at younger voters who are all colors of course and you can't put black voters in silos and latino voters in silos. the fact of the matter is you have different demographics within those groups and frankly whether he does or not remains to be seen. he has a shot at the nomination. >> wasn't just a women's vote, wasn't just a people vote. when you have to do with honesty sanders 91 percent compared to clinton when you look at what is the top quality in terms of trust worthiness. those numbers how can she turn that around? >> you have to keep in mind. in in the republican debate hillary clinton turned out to be the favorite pinata of republican candidates and were what canni whacking her lift and right and trying to raise the question of honesty continually. that had an effect on the democratic race as well. she has to make a strong case as to why her experience is necessary in the white house. there's a case to be made for that but it will be a little tougher now, because

what does all this spell at this stapling of the game -- stage of the game for the clinton campaign? >> i worked against them in 2008 and their organizational strength is light years ahead of where it was then. so even though they've lost a lot of caucuses in that campaign, we saw in iowa the dead heat. we may see a dead heat here. i don't know. maybe i think with clark county, she may win here. but i think they're very well organized across the country. i think robbie mook and the campaign would be very happy with a win, any win in nevada tonight. >> chris, what are you seeing? what do you guys talk about during the commercial? >> well, i am going to tell you. the thing that i've really taken away is that for all of our talk about a dead heat or maybe even a sanders win, particularly joe seems to feel that just the predominance of african-american vote over the next two weeks is going to be a huge advantage for hillary clinton. it appears to be an advantage for a much smaller percentage of african-americans in nevada. and this is going to be a tough time for bernie sanders. he's goi

it should send shockwaves through the clinton campaign. this is the most important part of the new democratic coalition and she's showing enormous weakness and it has to be addressed and become a major focus. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, tony. >> happy birthday. >> a dangerous storm system damaging dozens of homes in the south spawning several tornados in the process. where is the system heading now? >> and new development in the robert dufrt case and putting the real estate heir on the fast track for extradition. what a new plea deal means for his murder trial. technology connecting you to what matters. does the smell of a freshly fill you with optimism? do you love your wireless keyboard more than certain family members? is your success due to a filing system only you understand? does printing from your tablet to your wireless printer give you a jolt of confidence? if so, you may be gearcentric. someone who knows that the right office gear helps you do great things. and there's one place that has it all. office depot officemax. ge

that's scaring the clinton campaign. you're right. 20, $25 a chunk. small money, but grass roots money. shows excitement, enthusiasm, and he just raised $3 million in 24 hours after the iowa caucus. why is that significant? lot of money, but came in second. yet money is pouring in. maybe some of his supporters think he has a shot at this. maybe for the first time they're pouring in money. you can see me on dash cam, roof cam up top. gives you a bird's eye view of concorde. it is a rainy, dreary day, little cold and raw. as you noted, a lot of candidates including bernie sanders and where we are headed is a news conference bernie sanders is having 5:00 p.m. eastern. looking to question him about the campaign. earlier he was pressed on cbs about irregularities on the ground in iowa, coin flips. six went to hillary clinton in various precincts and whether or not he is going to contest results from iowa. listen. >> we started in iowa 50 points behind. it air pierce we lost by two-tenths%. we will talk to iowa state democratic officials. we are focusing on

who is organized better the sanders campaign or clinton campaign. they are excited with the rallies with the big stadium speeches and the ideas that are being discussed. it is very different and more difficult by the democrats because of the rigmarole you have to go through which is different for the repub dans. that is more intimidating on the end of the i'll aisle. they stand in the room and nothing is private. for people uncomfortable with that that's another reason not to go. the republicans have a private voting system. >> we will see what happens. >> sri exciting. glad it is here finally. >> it will be an interesting night. >> the time is 38 minutes after the hour. a close call how a police officer managed to walk away from this out of control truck fire. and are to stop braing rolling your own kid. are you ready? are you ready? you've got to be ready. i mean, really ready. are you ready to open? ready to compete? ready to welcome? the floors, mats, spotless. the uniforms clean and crisp. do your people have the right safety gear? are they pro

>> more on the clinton campaign going negative against sanders. bill, we mentioned him, leading the charge, hitting bernie supporters as sexist, yes, he said sexist while he accused vermont senator muddying the facts. why this could backfire. and why this could be 2008 all over again. >>> plus much anticipated hearing on capitol hill on isis and worldwide threats to americans. the chilling testimony from our intel leaders as the pentagon will not say if we're winning the fight against the terror group. >>> right after the show catch more from the couch. it is "outnumbered overtime." aka, owe tee, baby. we dance and talk politics and share intimate secrets. we'll hit you up, jonah. we'll see you there after the show. tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking power of the peanut. watching tvs get sharper, you've had it tough. bigger, smugge

ed henry who follows the clinton campaign is at clinton headquarters in columbia, south carolina with the latest. >> reporter: good to see you. remember when hillary clinton lost in new hampshire by double digits to bernie sanders and the momentum was swinging in his direction, the clinton camp was trying to tell their supporters, calm down. come march there are going to be a lot more delegates at stake than the early states of new hampshire, iowa, nevada as well. we are finally reaching that point, as you say. hillary clinton poised as the polls are about to close here in south carolina, poised to have a big victory. even the sappedders camp admits that. but they're trying to propel forward into super tuesday. he was in minnesota today, a lot of college students there. he's had large rallies, oklahoma, colorado. some of these big super tuesday states they hope to surprise people and make up some of the delegates they're going to lose in south carolina. sanders a little while ago said he still has momentum. watch. >> is one thing to have the support of the establishment. it is another

is this another sign that the clinton campaign -- that the clinton campaign is looking out? no, looking out for senator marco rubio? and you know, sees him as a threat. >> yeah, it could be. tucker and i were talking a bit ago about what chris christie did to marco rubio where he eviscerated the florida senator and pointed out the fact that marco rubio has a tendency to repeat things kind of verbatim. how did you describe it? >> he didn't seem -- it didn't seem to help chris christie. i thought it made for compelling television. confirmed pre-existing suspicions about senator rubio. you didn't see christie's numbers go up. seemed to heard them both. i heard someone describe it as a murder-suicide. a little over the top. the robots, i saw them. those are ad hoc costumes. if this was a hillary deal, it doesn't do anything good for her campaign. like refrigerator boxes. >> like you waited outside a costco and waded through a dumpster and had a quick idea. if you watched the whole debate, and i did, you saw marco rubio get traction the second hour. you saw how fluent he is on fo

even if clinton does pull this out as a win, the results are much closer than her campaign would have liked. with 99% of the presintds reporting clinton at 49.9% and sanders at 49.6%. they're just .3 apart. clinton is saying we believe strongly we won tonight. but she hedged and didn't say outright that she won. listen. >> breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. i congratulate my esteemed friends and opponents, and i am excited about really getting into the debate with senator sanders about the best way forward to fight for us and america. [cheers and applause] >> but no matter which candidate wins iowa, last night was a very good night for bernie sanders, he beat, if not exceeded expectations. he held his own against the clinton machine, and he received a huge round of applause during his speech for proclaiming that his political revolution has begun, and it began in iowa. >> nine months ago, we came to this beautiful state. we had no political organization. >> thank you! >> we had no money. we had no name recognition. and we were taking on the most powerful, political organ

and checking in with the clinton campaign and staffers breathing a huge soy of relief. and they have good music going on there, ed. joishgs they are excited and choring as fox and other networks called the race for hillary clinton. maybe clinton is at her high water mark. the southern strong holds. georgia and alabama and then the map goes midwest where his message resonates. ohio and michigan andÑi minneso and colorado as well. but the clinton camp, think about the stakes for them. she was in double-digits in new hampshire and we reported her campaign manager said wait, everybody calm down and wait until march. then it is all about the map. and he noted the first four early states have four percent of the delegates you need to clinch the nomination and in the first two weeks of march, you have over 50 percent of the delegates and that is hope in the clinton camp, this is the beginning of her running up the score. >> and you look, ed, at all of the states coming up and for the bernie sanders' campaign, what is hillary clinton campaign looking to do in south carolina an

. >> the day after hillary clinton wins big in south carolina she says her campaign is now going national. she's feeling confident going into super tuesday. is there anything bernie sanders can do to stop her? >>> mean while, the battle intensifies between donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz as they each sit down with fox news. our political panel on what it means for super tuesday. >>> and on that same day senate republicans meet with president obama over the fight to replace the late justice antonin scalia on the supreme court. including senator tom cotton of kansas -- excuse me -- arkansas. we will ask him if he has any plans to change his mind about considering any candidate the president might offer. he's going to join us here live. >>> welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington. i'm shannon bream. >> nice to be with you i'm leland vittert. thanks for spending your sunday with us. >>> the gloves are off and the brass knuckles on as voters in about a dozen states head to the polls in less than 48 hours. at stake the biggest single day delegate haul of the election cal

>> there is no question, had was a disappointing evening for the clinton campaign. and hillary clinton proud supporter, i'm disappointed but you can't let this contest define the campaign anymore than george w. bush or barack obama for bill clinton stopped them from winning the nomination and presidency. when you move on to diverse states like south carolina that reflect the democratic party, the face of our nation, she's winning there 68% to 30%. and she has a message that resonates, way beyond just a environment of new hampshire. >> it didn't resonate in new hampshire with anyone. >> right. >> she lost every demographic group except for people who made more than $200,000 and people 65 and older. so he was winning in every demographic group. and look. she may be winning women now in south carolina but because we're not there yet but this -- these should be the people that were behind her. and she was winning them and they're not behind her. i think that bernie sanders has a message that resonates. they're looking for someone who is going to shake up the system. if

rubio saying this is what the clinton catch is resorting to in the campaign. clinton was pressed about it. she has been saying look madeleine albright has been saying that comment for years. it's not just about this presidential race. basically, everybody should chel chill out. >> easy to chill out in new hampshire. awfully cold up there. ed henry covering it for us. thanks ed. >>> joining us to you, rick grinnel and dennis cue sin itch also a democratic candidate for president in 2004 and 2008. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good to be here. >> thanks, shannon. >> rick, starting with you, is it too soon to be writing a eulogy for rubio's presidential run this time. >> he has taken a lot of beating up this morning. >> yeah. look, he had the molt up. so governor christie and governor bush canh to do something to stop the momentum. i think it's clear that the rubio momentum has been slowed. you about i wouldn't go so far as to say that he had a terrible night. i think he took a lot of hits and he was shown to be too robotic on those hits. it's not the end of

the democratic party was in bed with the clinton campaign. >> no actual raw vote has been released. >> we had it for 2008 but we don't have it. >> they have it because they have to. >> why do we need to see that? >> because then we will know who the people the democrats in iowa choose for president. i will bet you the reason it is not bein released is because bernie sanders won that. >> doug, you are silent. hillary is your friend. >> she is my friend. i think recently there has been a thrillness in her tone. i think that she has been some what more both animated an agitated. >> why? >> because she sees her own political position potentially eroding. there is always the spector of a legal problem with the e-mail scandal. the word i am getting harris inside the campaign is there is widespread dissatisfaction, panic and indeed fear. >> you know what that leads to is leaks. as a journalist i can tell you when they are not happy, they talk. >> bernie sanders went after her as hard as he should the way they are going after him. >> let's tuck about the idea of civility. it has worked on bot

from the clinton campaign in iowa. a bombshell, there could be a new crisis for secretary clinton's campaign. catherine herridge is here with new information about the clinton emails. catherine? >> remember, greta, on friday the state department confirmed what we had been first to report on fox news that 22 top secret emails were being withheld in full from public release. that means no one will ever be able to see them, even with heavy redactions. since we have spoken it a u.s. government official who has looked at those 22 top secret emails and they have told us that they contain operational intelligence. operational intelligence is real-time information about sources, methods and the movements of individuals. we were told that putting that information on unsecured, home server really put american lives at risk, greta. >> is this so obvious that she should have known? that's the big question. there is one situation where some emails were allegedly -- after she had received them they were later upgrade to do top secre

the clinton campaign never really -- i also think took sanders seriously. they didn't see it as a serious race. they weren't leading reporters to certain stories. that's all changing now. bernie is under unbelievable scrutiny. there is more rough stuff about him the last week. but there is also good things about, you know, his civil rights history. we're learning more about him. some of it is very positive, frankly. some of it is rough for him. this is a very different stage. very different stage in the democratic campaign. >> the dnc originally set six debates some on saturday nights and holiday weekends. now she wants more debates because she's in a race of four quickly been added. let me ask about your reporting. it was bill clinton who took a whack at sanders' supporters and the sexist things they say online, the bernie bros. when you were campaigning, did you run into any bros? >> i ran into people who were directly running head on into bernie bros. there was a first party gathering in new hampshire. and inside you saw some of the atmospherics of the b

no energy in the clinton campaign. who wrote that and said that? bernie sanders. they had on the wall as if it were a spores locker room. bernie sanders1doesn't think we have energy, let's show him, bret. >> he had, thank you. >> earlier today bernie sanders told a crowd in des moines taps tied ballgame and warned them they would face a struggle if the voter turnout is low. james is live at the campaign in des moines. james? >> we have been hearing so much about turnout it's critical to bernie sanders. as you say he told his supporters at campaign headquarters in a strip mall in des moines today we will win if we have a high turnout. if not we will struggle tonight. two factors very interesting. today the quinnipiac university survey of likely democratic caucus goers put bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton by 3 percentage points. it shows he has kept his huge lead with low income voters. he has kept his slim lead with middle income voters. he has cut in half hillary clinton's huge lead with affluent voters. of cour

martha: potentially new complications for the clinton campaign. clinton foundation records have been subpoenaed by the state department's investigators. peter doocy with more on this in washington this morning. peter, what exactly have we learned that the state department is looking for here? reporter: martha, they want to see if the clinton foundation was getting special treatment while bill clinton was raising money for the charity for projects that may have needed state department approval while his wife is in charge. state department inspector general carefully reviewing huma abedin's records she is known as the aide that never leaves hillary clinton's side. she got special permission to work for the state department, clinton foundation and consulting firm and still unclear exactly why she needed that setup. still also unclear whether or not she kept the roles at those jobs completely separate but state department ig is about to find out, martha. martha: has clinton commented o? reporter: not about the new report that the state department is s

first let's go to ed henry who has been traveling with the clinton campaign. he's with the clinton camp right now in columbia, south carolina. mrs. clinton had a big lead leading into today's contest. it seems that will hold? >> reporter: it really does, eric. if you look at the latest fox news polling, there was a 42 point edge among african-american voters for hillary clinton over bernie sanders and that is widely expected to be the key ingredient tonight to a clinton victory. even the sanders camp in private is acknowledging they're highly unlikely to win tonight. they're focusing their energy on super tuesday, as you say. clinton started campaigning today in some of those super tuesday states. she was in alabama a little while ago after spending several days here in south carolina making sure she didn't sit on this big lead. in alabama, she was talking like somebody who thinks she's on the path to the presidency. listen. >> if you will work as hard as you can to turn out as many voters as possible between now and the time the polls close on tuesday, i prom

i think that's the same thing with hillary clinton and campaigns on the republican side as well. in addition to the campaign events obviously there's a lot going on with a lot of candidates here. but the ground game has definitely intensified as well. a lot of people, phone banking, knocking on doors and canvassing. >> what about the debate last night? it was very dramatic. there are some governor chris christie of new jersey is saying that it was basically he a change for the entire race. he feels he did very well. i guess if you are a candidate you will always say you are doing well. jeb bush, a lot of a talk about marco rubio. what was the talk and did it move the needle for some people from what you are hearing? >> i think it will be really interesting to see and certainly the conscience tensus was the establishment candidates, bush, kasich and christie all did very well and maybe rubio, cruz and trump all kind of had a little bit of a worse night. i think it will be really interesting to see. i think the one that i will be watching in particular is ohio governor john kasich

ed henry is in nevada where the clinton campaign is obviously celebrating. but we begin with chief political correspond sent carl cameron who has been following the republican race from the beginning and has the latest on the primary that could make or break some gop campaigns. >> reporter: donald trump had a double digit lead in the preceding weeks to this primary race here in south carolina. it looks like we're gonna have a big turnout. that could certainly help him. first thing this morning, the frontrunner called in to fox news and as he did before his new hampshire win, took a cautious approach. >> i know the crowds are very, very large. even bigger than anticipated and that's supposed to be good for me. but i don't know, maybe it's a bad thing for me. i just don't know. >> reporter: trump was attacked by an independent pro ted cruz pac today in robo calls about his comments regarding gay and lesbian rights. >> when president trump is in office, can we look for more forward motion on equality for gays and lesbians? >> you can. look, that's your thing an

the sanders camp responds politely, and the clinton campaign doesn't even respond. clinton shows a 3 point lead over sanders, your sense of things of where things are headed tomorrow night? >> 3 points, enough ahead, it looks as though unless something really strange happens with turnout or weather that she will just squeak by, that appears to be the most likely outcome. just squeaking by is certainly not where she was here only two months ago, certainly not where she wants to be, the sanders campaign is already claiming momentum, the des moines registeral poll and presuming that he does very, very well here, just not with well enough to beat her, they will continue to claim that momentum going into new hampshire. >> first i want to ask you, governor, the breaking news on the democratic side has been the fact that the obama administration announced that they can't release dozens of pages of clinton private e-mails because they are too sensitive. here is administration spokesman don kirk. >> nine in four, found in 22 documents represents 37 pages, the documents are b

is the clinton campaign doing much down here to address issues like that? >> i don't think they feel like they need to. they're focusing on the african-american vote which is more than half the vote in the south carolina democratic primary. so if she loses the caucuses tomorrow, they will immediately turn here and look for a win to salvage that because she is up double digits here. but overall, trustworthiness is her longing problem. it will be her vulnerability throughout even if she's the nominee. and i think trump will wield against her. >> gentlemen, thank you. so far here, there have been record turnouts among millennials in this election season. in iowa, new hampshire, there were big numbers. will that happen here in south carolina? two college students are here next. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to you

. >> the clinton campaign has known that they are going to lose. this this have been trying to chip away at his margin. bill clinton out there yesterday getting very aggressive with him. the clinton campaign coming out saying tieing him taking corporate money through the democratic senatorial campaign. they are reaching but trying to shave away every point. because if it's only nine points, she comes out and declares i'm the come back kid. we're in this thing and frames it as a win. >> she is probably going to say that anyway because she is going to say it is a neighboring. >> look it's his neighboring state and mostly white state and pretty liberal. but the truth is, 10 points is normally considered kind of a landslide, right? and anything more -- her losing by anything more than 10 points i think steve is right. i think people will start to say hold on, i mean, it's one thing if she comes in within a couple points of him. she is a state clintons have a long history with. and she should be doing better than. >> quickly endorsed by the democratic g

the concept that south carolina is the firewall and this is what the clinton campaign is espousing. does that make sense and jive with what you're seeing on the ground? >> it does and she certainly is counting on it. the question will be two-fold. how big is that firewall? and what is the age split in that firewall? if she holds south carolina, that will validate her strategy going forward. if you see a split where they go for sanders, it could spell trouble for her down the road. while nevada gave her the five-point buffer and allows her to turn her messaging around and get off the defensive, she needs to live up to the results that are expected in south carolina or it may become a drag for her heading into the super tuesday states. >> it's an expectation game. you talked about young voters as we look at polls out of nevada and entrance polls there. sanders won young voters 17-29 by a 17-82 margin. you can imagine what that could possibly change the ball game in south carolina. she's also changing a little bit as you listen to hillary clinton. she's changing her messaging as it com

the clinton campaign was quick the claim victory last night. the bill pending saying it's a win for them and even if it's raiser thin she can put this one in the win column. bernie sanders feel it's a hunl win for them to come within that fraction of a point to be right there with her at the end neck and neck. this morning, bernie sanders when he arrived in new hampshire where he was up by strong double digits he knows that he's going to have a victory. here's something from this morning. >> thank you, so much. we just got in from iowa where we astounded the world. and now in new hampshire we found the world again. >> even if it's not a win on paper, the sanders campaign is considering it a moral e kwif len lan si. >> is it true the winner was decided by a coin toss? >> yeah, those are the reports. this is not a fairy tail. aparentally, there were presyncs where they were counted as multiple. if there was a tie some reached out to democratic officials and said what are we suppose to do. apparently, there's numerous cases of coin tosses. here's

the clinton camp is certainly hoping she'll turn the coroner this campaign. remember after a double-digit blowout by bernie sanders in new hampshire the clinton campaign manager put out a memo saying everyone calm down, come south carolina and march the math would start turning in hillary clinton's favor largely because of southern states like south carolina here on super tuesday, alabama, arctic national wildlife refuge, strong african-american turnout. and her husband, bill clinton, has been out here on the stump with her and he said at a big rally last night that he believes his wife is a candidate of action and that is breaking through with voters. watch. >> i want you to vote for her not because she's the best qualified, though she is by light-years, not because she'd be the first woman president, which would be a good thing, but because this country has been paralyzed long enough. >> reporter: now weather the clinton camp is hoping is to keep the pressure on bernie sanders who had some of the early momentum. i spoke a short time ago with bernie sanders'

the democratic party was in bed with the clinton campaign. >> no actual raw vote has been released. >> we had it for 2008 but we don't have it. >> they have it because they have to. >> why do we need to see that? >> because then we will know who the people the democrats in iowa choose for president. i will bet you the reason it is not being released is because bernie sanders won that. >> doug, you are silent. hillary is your friend. >> she is my friend. i think recently there has been a thrillness in her tone. i think that she has been some what more both animated an agitated. >> why? >> because she sees her own political position potentially eroding. there is always the spector of a legal problem with the e-mail scandal. the word i am getting harris inside the campaign is there is widespread dissatisfaction, panic and indeed fear. >> you know what that leads to is leaks. as a journalist i can tell you when they are not happy, they talk. >> bernie sanders went after her as hard as he should the way they are going after him. >> let's tuck about the idea of civility. it has worked on bo

the democratic party was imbedded with the clinton campaign. >> the actual raw vote has been released. >> we don't have this for 2016. >> we have it for 2008. >> they have it because they have to. >> and why do we need to see that? >> because then we will know who the people, the democrats in iowa, chose for president. and i will bet you the reason it's not being released is because bernie sanders won that. >> you're silent. hillary is your friend. >> she is my friend. i think recently, there's been a shrillness in her tone. i think that she has being somewhat more both animated and agitated. >> why? >> because she sees her own political position potentially eroding. there's always still the specter of a legal problem with the e-mail scandal. and the word i'm getting harris inside the campaign is that there is widespread dissatisfaction, panic, and indeed, fear. >> you know what that leads to is leaks. as a journalist, i can tell you, when they're not happy, they talk. >> the way they're going after him -- >> let's talk about this for just a second. about this idea of civility, if you

chief white house correspondent ed henry following the clinton campaign and the sanders campaign. we want to start with molly line live here in manchester with latest on democrat. start there, molly. good morning. reporter: good morning to you, bill. vermont senator bernie sanders pulled out a huge win in the granite state. it was not unexpected. he was leading in the polls but march -- margin of victory was draw dropping. he won key demographics youth vote and even won among women. he got 60% clinton, 38%. focused on equality and slamming financial industry, increase in minimum wage and free college. clinton camp consistently tried to paint his proposals unrealistic. it is clear, his message resonated here in new hampshire. >> this is the promise of a america, and this is the promise we must keep alive for future generations. what began last week in iowa, when voters here in new hampshire confirmed tonight, is nothing short the beginning of a political revolution. [cheers and applause] reporter: clinton's loss is particularly stinging because the granite state has long been good

, the clinton obama campaign wins all 50 states, they didn't wrap it up until june. then, they had uncertainty going into the conviction. whatever it is, we're prepared for it. we have a big show for you tonight and diane sawyer with a dramatic account with her interview with the mother of one of the columbine killers. we begin with james rosen on the drama surrounding the republican nomination. james? >> the prospect of a brokered convention is looming over the last few cycles, frightful tones but something that never materializes. this year, smart people are filling in their sightings. florida senator rubio licking his wounds from that disastrous debate performance and his fifth place finish, telling reporters it's not necessarily a negative thing if it goes to july. rubio's campaign manager telling the ap this contest could extend to the convention. >> this is a message to donors saying stick with me and a message to kasich and bush saying guess what, boys, i ain't getting out of that main stream lane. >> the last time the americans held a brokered convention was

if i were the clinton campaign, i don't know how they turn that around. they better hope for a very weak republican candidate. >> is that right? so it can't be trump or cruz? >> i'm not saying that. >> don't put words in her mouth. pull back! pull back! >> watch out. >> one powerful person. get him. >> i couldn't resist. >> it's you and me. normally bret has to -- >> you see how he protects her? it's very charming. >> it is lovely. >> it's like one inside joke here. >> listen, the excitement will be in south carolina. i think we're seeing is a lot of turnout. you're seeing the most absentee ballots they've ever had. that suggests turnout overall will be huge. >> will those be counted by tonight? >> right away when the polls close. so we'll see how long it will take us to make a call. trump is obviously well positioned going in. but the battle for second and third is really going to be interesting to see. >> you don't have any information yet on that? >> we may. but we can't talk about it. >> he's holding it 'til 6:00 o'clock. >> what was ben carson and cr

well, let's find out from the guy who is inside the clinton campaign. is he traveling with hillary clinton had. he had henry from las vegas. he had, "yes" or "no," head about to explode? >> it's getting closer. i do think there is real nervousness from the advisors that i talked to. it's not a full freakout mode or anything like that. while i'm sure critics would like to see that but i have to tell you if she loses nevada and then south carolina doesn't go as well as expected, as we have seen in some of these earlier states. >> they will be in full freakout mode. here is the bottom line. there is a pattern here. she had a double digit lead in iowa. then it became a virtual tie. a double digit lead in new hampshire that became a man moth defeat where bernie sanders beat her by double digits. a month ago in nevada there was a double digit lead again for hillary clinton it's now a dead heat. she is up by 1 point according to cnn poll. are they getting nervous? yes. >> they are getting nervous he had, between us, you know the super delegate situation. all t

clinton campaign. the controversy over her e-mails. >> and the democratic candidate is fighting back. while she's comparing it to the republican-led investigation of benghazi. >>> this chain of e-mails very well included a published newspaper report. that seemed a little hard to understand, that we would be retro actively overclassifying a public newspaper article. so let's just get it out and see what it is. this is very much like benghazi, george. the republicans are going to use it, beat up on me, i understand that. that's the way they are. >> well, that was hillary clinton, waving off the latest criticism over e-mails found on her private server. let's bring back our political panel, kirsten powers and steve hayes. politically for her, this seems to be getting more dangerous. and democrats are saying that. >> yeah, her defense that she presented right here honestly is really laughable. no matter where you come from on the ideological or political spectrum, her concern is not republicans at this poi

clinton campaign. this is becoming a significant national campaign and what it means is we go to the next phase where they got to compete in 20 states in the next couple of weeks. he could have an organizational and financial advantage over hillary. who would have thunk that. by the bernie campaign. >> if she's this bad running a campaign, what will she be like trying to run the country, simon? >> i'm not sure about that but he's the real deal as far as guys doubting donald trump as well. >>> death of justice scalia is going to impact which cases the new court actually takes on. and remember this, guys? this great illinois governor, his name use to come off my tongue like no problem. not anymore. his conviction appeal is pending in front of the supreme court right now. how could scalia's absence effect his case and other politicians behind bars? >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] and when i get to that only 13% of y'all think i'm doing a good job so [ bleep ] all of you. diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna

and we hear about controversy within the democratic ranks with the report that the clinton campaign is asserting voters are 80 percent white. this as bern sanders soundly defeated clinton in new hampshire. we'll bring in the panel. and we have to thank you both for being with us. as a chem democrat year. joe biden getting in the race? this is supposed to be a walk in the park for hillary clinton. she lost 20 percent of the vote in new hampshire? >> she would say and her supporters would say it was not inevitable and certainly proving to be. i think we expected the outcome in new hampshire and sort of expected iowa. and that was an interesting turn the way it came out. and can the came campaign is counting on them to be a fire wall with the latino and africa can voters. and i do think it is important and i don't know if i like the language we used. the reality you can't take the vote for granted. >> what else are you saying if you are hillary clinton at this point? we talk about the republican side of things, but the democrats, have issues there as well. >> it is interesting, there has

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. >> senator, let's turn to politics, the clinton campaign strategy now is that they have a firewall as the campaign towns west and south in states with much larger minority voters. she is betting you by continue points according to the latest polls in nevada and 30 minutes in south carolina, how strong is the clinton firewall? >> when we began this campaign, chris, we were at 3% in the polls nationally and we were 50 points behind in iowa and 30 points behind in new hampshire but clearly the results in both those states turned out to be very different than when we -- where we were when we started. i think we will surprise people in nevada. i think we will vice people in south carolina, i am talking to you right now from denver, colorado, and we just had 18,000 people coming out to a rally and i think we are looking really good with a lost momentum for have tuesday, as well. >> when you were talking about those polls that was six months before the voting actually took place, we are talking a week or two before voting takes place in south carolina and nevada and, also, the clintons ha

> he's really not presenting any kind of real competition to the clinton campaign. >> he's been very gentle. >> i actually don't think he's been gentle on substance, which is who he is. if bernie sanders suddenly starts going after her about e-mails, it's changing entirely who his campaign, what he is and who he is about. he really can't do that. >> when i say the two parties could not be more different in terms of what they're talking about, the gop is very clear. they're talking about tax reform, moving the needle on economic growth and national security. that's not what we're hearing from hillary clinton. >> i think you're hearing a lot of things from hillary clinton from the -- >> she says she wants obamacare to stay in place. >> that's right. which is where most of the country is. >> no. >> more importantly -- >> obamacare has never had majority support. never. >> whatever they say repeal it, it loses in polls. over and over and over again, which is why republican attempts to appeal it have now failed. >> there's not a republican in the white house stwl the conversation right no

charlie gasperino says the attacks to have an impact on the clinton campaign. starting to chip away. >> as freaky as bernie sanders is on so many levels. socialist, raising tacks to 90%, freak to look at. his voice is annoying. all due respect to everybody from brooklyn out there. despite all that i think his attacks are hurting hillary with the base. you can see the wall street guys are scared. when the wall street guys start getting scared, not showing up to human hillary clinton eventsd not pounding the table for her, there's some word going out, like keep a low profile. lot of support among people at goldman sachs. they have been almost nonexistent in this campaign for hillary. as of recent live they've given a lot more to jeb bush than >> so, she's between a rock and a hard place. she can't deny -- >> she was basically sucking in their money for years. speaking fees -- >> big money. 200 grand, 250 grand for a speech. >> goldman sachs is pretty got at figuring out how to spend how much money did they make listening to hillary clinton drone on about gender i

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