then you have joe biden. he is ready now. maria: he is ready. we will be right back. our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions... you can feel confident... ...in our experience. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. maria: occurred monday morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo. it is monday, february 1st. with me fox's dagen mcdowell, scott around and fox news contributor david webb. the first most of the 2016 election cycle will be cast today. the iowa caucuses get under way at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight. stakes could not be higher in both sides of the race. candidates make in their final pitch today making sure they go on caucus because turnout will be critical. >> the doctor says you cannot be dear bad, you won't make it. it doesn't matter. get up and caucus. >> stand and speak for us. if we stand together, we will win. >> a lot of caucus tomorrow

. >> you know i love joe biden. you know i love joe biden. you're trying to tempt me on that one, that's for sure. stuart: speaking for him now, can't you? >> well, hillary clinton's strength has always been national security. now it's a double-edged sword for her. i think going forward, as much as she would like to believe the emails aren't a big deal, as much as i personally may believe this is technical administrative issue it is becoming a much bigger deal and it is making people question national security as her strength. stuart: and joe biden is lurking in the wings. isn't he? >> i don't know that he is but, you know, i think this does kind of go to show that having a primary system and having multiple people run and not having preordained candidate is important. we need to have this kind of vetting and have this kind of airing of issues and debate. no party should hand over a nomination. stuart: erica, we see where you're coming from. appreciate you being with us today. very big deal and very important day. thank you very much, erikka.

charles: and i bet you a guy named joe biden starts to clear his throat just a little bit, julie, you may agree with me. jamie, you've got two new episodes, strange inheritance at midnight. that follows neil cavuto. he's got special coverage for the iowa caucuses. all of this stuff starts at 8:00 p.m. right here on fox business. well, the pressure amounts candidates make their final push in iowa. which candidate is going to win this thing? it's up in the air really. i mean i know everyone's passionate about their person. it's up in the air. we'll be right back you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions... you can feel confident... ...in our experience. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship ha

i think they want joe biden to run. the fact that she lied about winning is just a pattern. oh, i won. still a virtual tie. it is shocking. stuart: you should have put that right in the front of the interview. >> my socialism defense and then go for hillary. stuart: just grabbed by that. all right. you are all right. thank you for joining us. hillary clinton wins sixth straight coin tosses and takes a victory and i was. what are the odds. back in a moment. ♪ but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle o

spch joe biden was sitting at home watching this going, oh man. >> that's all it took? >> she can't beat a socialist and he can't beat this corrupt unethical machine? queen were mechanical harpy. i'm thinking of biz beth warn. where does she factor in? bernie sanders 74 years old. >> i think it's amazing -- people actually thinking this could be the moment for block tboarg jump in. that's how pathetic this lineup is. kennedy: unfortunately it's larry bloomberg. the panel returns just a little later. the democratic candidates came down to a coin toss. did hillary clinton put lives of spies in danger by using her private server. it keeps getting worse for her. when will the charges stick like spaghetti on a wall? i'll tell you next. [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. where to get in... where to get out. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will

president and speaker enjoyed a private lunch after a private meeting that included vice president biden and senate majority leader mcconnell. before lunch, speaker ryan said this. >> there are no bones about our differences of opinion. i ran against the guy in the last election we have different opinions and different philosophies, i think he's taking the country away from what it was intending to be. lou: he did not enumerate a single policy which there is disagreement. ryan has shown himself to be a member of the establishment. ryan and mcconnell have been complicit in the president's agenda and game players rather than leaders in my opinion. the speaker praised by mr. obama for passing a massive boehner-like spending bill last year. a grand bargain for which conservatives largely gave ryan a pass because he's so new to the job and the philosophy and ideology could not be roused. the national debt has crossed a whopping $19 trillion. the latest trillion added in a 13-month period. before that it was 14 months. it is accelerating the increase in the national debt. that's with republica

spch joe biden was sitting at home watching this going, oh, man. >> that's all it took? >> she can't beat a socialist and he can't beat this corrupt unethical machine? queen were mechanical harpy. i'm thinking of biz beth warn. where does she factor in? bernie sanders 74 years old. >> i think it's amazing -- people actually thinking this could be the moment for block tboarg jump in. that's how pathetic this lineup is. kennedy: unfortunately it's larry bloomberg. the panel returns just a little later. the democratic candidates came down to a coin toss. did hillary clinton put lives of spies in danger by using her private server. it keeps getting worse for her. kennedy: we are going to talk about marco rubio and rand paul. what does it mean for liberty in this election. let's welcome judge andrew napolitano give us a frank assessment. is there any good news for liberty? judge napolitano: yes, it means his candidacy is alive and he's still recognized by republican voters as the only person on the stage so to speak who stands for maximum individual liberty and limited govern

what would actually bring joe biden into this. >> i spent four months on shows like yours. i think at this point, there is not any math for him to get him. basically the delegates are already past. it would take something that nobody expects to happen to change at this point. i do not ache spec that anyone thinks that hillary is likely to get indicted. >> they are very seriously looking at this. this comes down to timing. is it weeks, is that months or will they say forget about the whole thing. >> they do have to do with. this is the thing. the administration and the country will have on their hands a situation. not prosecuted by the justice department. james call me could resign. that would look very bad. there is 150 fbi agents looking at this case. i guarantee you, this is an indictment. we are not even seeing this at this point of how hillary should have been indicted. there are people that have gone to prison for far less. it is up to the justice department to decide. trish: and as if you thought this campaign season was not interesting enough. new evidence. isis may

but then you look advice presidented by friend -- biden from delaware not reall displ . >> nikki haley sounds compelling to me. >> she is great, a great fund, we have a dee deep bench, any of these people, would make a better vice president or or president than hillary clinton, bernie sanders or joe biden or elizabeth warren unite and day. charles: all right, thank you. right now the man himself, lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox business. >> good evening, i am lou dobbs it has been 48 hours since donald trump conceded iowa to ted cruz, but not so fast. now the republican frontrunner is calling for a new election to be held or cruz votes to be nullified. trump and carson and others accusing the cruz campaign of dirty trick, cruz allowing his campaign to tell voters that ben carson was exciting the race and to vote for cruz, cruz calls it a misunderstanding, trump said, no, we need a new caucus. >> what he did is unthinkable,

president than hillary clinton, bernie sanders or joe biden or elizabeth warren unite and day. charles: all right, thank you. right now the man himself, lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox business. >> good evening, i am lou dobbs it has been 48 hours since donald trump conceded iowa to ted cruz, but not so fast. now the republican frontrunner is calling for a new election to be held or cruz votes to be nullified. trump and carson and others accusing the cruz campaign of dirty trick, cruz allowing his campaign to tell voters that ben carson was exciting the race and to vote for cruz, cruz calls it a misunderstanding, trump said, no, we need a new caucus. >> what he did is unthinkable, he said the many of just left -- the man has just left the race, and he said it during the caucus, when they got the statement, that it is not true, they got that statement and they did not put that out, they apologized after activity over-- after it was over, how does that help. lou: ted cruz is dismissing the criticism. >> i hardly think is -- donald trump is insulting me. he can have his criti

here comes joe biden. i am telling you. >> i was sad when he said he is it going to run. stuart: it ain't over until it's over. happy birthday, facebook. mark centerburg started facebook 12 years ago today. in his dorm room. this calendar year 2016 the stock has gone up 7%. that it not, is there? jo ling kent, facebook. here's a question. the technology stock of the year. >> it could be thought of as not because you have seen sirius growth in users and that is where the string bass. 1.6 billion users. you know what mark zuckerberg essay is awfully ambitious. he wants 5 billion users by 2030. and so, he wants to expand in emerging markets, countries where the ricin that much internet access. he wants to go from 1.6 to 5 billion users. it's very ambitious. plus you have to move into virtual reality with off oculus. a huge dabbling a huge dabbling of investment minister graham. i can go on a long time. there's a lot of confidence from analysts and facebook. we'll have to see what the rest of the year holds. stuart: the rest of the calendar year. >> i remember the first day i

vice president joe biden still an awfully big fan. oh, jeb. hashtag jeb. topic number 2. it's amazing the length some people will go to to avoid explaining the birds and the bees to their spawn like allowing a horse to have a wedding. >> my mom taught me how you got to get married before you have babies. i got cake, a tutu for her, and i got a bow tie for hugh. kennedy: that's how you have a horse wedding. gabe, so sweet. this family allowed him to throw a pony wedding. do you have any idea how long and complicated catholic horse weddings are? well, at least they are not in latin anymore. wild bore, wild bore. when a wild bore got stuck on the ice in sweden. that portly love hunk couldn't move himself so they scooted him with poles and got him safely to land. my favorite event in the olympics. he was roasted on a spit and turned into delicious lunch meat. the boar fell in love with his captors. thank you. maybe they can invite the musician from that pony wedding when they get married. [♪] do you know how heard it is to clean honey and horse spit off keys? pop i can numb

joe biden is a well liked, and trusted candidate. charles: we are talking about the socialist with a very formidable lead, and that's got to be shocking to everyone in politics. >> i think the thing we have to consider is city would venture to guess 90% of those who are supporting bernie don't -- continues define socialist if they had to. this is the jant tie hillary vote. this is the powell would like to see. i would like to see a poll. i noticed the under currents. when i asked people supporting bernie who their second choice is, very often it's donald trump. most of the time it's another gop contendser. i think the dnc is looking at these numbers and doing the math and realizing they don't have a candidate in hillary clinton. charles: what if hilly pull hilf hillary pulls this off and she does win this? >> she cried. we'll have to pull something else out of the hat because the cry trick already worked. i wouldn't have been surprised if bernie sanders continues to lead her double digits going into new hampshire. but the wall street

there is dialogue about whether joe biden gets into the race. and that's extraordinary. on our side we're arguing to get people out. at the end of the day, she's struggling. >> i'm struck by the fact that bernie sanders has managed to chip away at her lead without even going after her on e-mails. he's had every opportunity, he hasn't done it, he's only talked about wall street and his $27 average donations. >> i am equally struck that he is doing as well in his populist approach. >> pragmatically speaking numbers of things he's talking about cannot get done. we're not going to have universal healthcare, college is not going to be free, congress is not passing these type of things. so i actually think, you know, the secretary actually in the last debate did incredibly well, because the truth is the second half of the debate was a lot on foreign policy, and it showed who hasn't experience and who doesn't. >> but how about that experience? people are looking at her foreign policy experience and saying, you know what, i don't think it works. >> it depends which side you're o

. >> maria: it's clear that it's becoming too late for biden but his name is not going away. even now people are bringing him up. it's too late for bloomberg or might he actually jump in? >> he will go in if he knows he can win. right now donald trump is taking all the oxygen out of the room. >> maria: there's bernie sanders on saturday night live. larry with his role. watch this. [laughter] >> i'm your biggest fan. i'm telling you -- [laughter] >> what do you mean? >> no i didn't. shake my hand. >> i saw it. >> no, i didn't. , come on, mr. sanders, shake my wife's hands. [laughter] >> my god. funny stuff. look, young voters are taking bernie seriously. >> bernie has been around for 30 years. what he's doing hillary could be doing. it's just a problem with her campaign. she's never been a great campaigner. to be fair to her, the demographic still favor her but as a campaigner she's showing her weaknesses a lot. >> there's no clarity of vision and no enthusiasm. enthusiasm, the word in god, spirit, inspire, where is it? we don't feel it. it's that entitlement feeling as i'm th

i think we can expect vice president biden to finish out his term. the real question would be the bloomberg. >> before we get to that, that was my next question. you can test my premise. bernie, you will not elect a socialist. hillary has all kinds of problems. you will test my premise. >> we might have an extremist republican. both parties are now in the primary elect rick. you have to socialist revolution on one side. clear tactics on the other. certainly not extremists. stuart: i do not see why the democrats should be worried about that. the electorate is in the center. either party loses. >> this is the hillary game. she is talking about her credentials on policy. an advocate for healthcare. while bernie calls establishment are really women's rights. labor rights. they have been at the forefront of creating change for years. hillary does come across as the more moderate of the two. more electable than a bernie sanders. stuart: they do not think that joe biden will probably make a run. i think the panic among the democrats opens the door for him.

never entertained the possibility that she's not and that it doesn't go to an outside player like a joe biden or recruit someone else, that it goes to bernie sanders? >> just on a personal level i feel very, very sorry against hillary, everything is going against her, and continues to go against her, i'd be surprised if she were the nominee. neil: really? >> i'd be surprised. she's falling back in national polls and the e-mail scandal, she seems desperate to win. neil: you don't buy the argument that she's going into friendlier territory the more typical democratic base which is her base and not bernie's base, that things change or that there's been a seminal shift here? >> i don't think that she has a base, people loyal to her forever and ever. i think she's part after campaign process, people dhaeng their minds if they see the momentum going against hillary, i think they'll change their change their views on hillary clinton or and i don't think that she has a lock on any voter. neil: what do you think of what bill clinton is doing. he's speaking live in manchester right where we are and he'

stuart: could be joe biden? >> could be, could be kerry, that's not my problem. stuart: you would love him to run. >> or al gore. ashley remembers 2000 in tennessee when we made sure that al gore did not carry the state. stuart: how about donald trump? he's the clear leader at the moment. are you in the trump's camp? >> no, i am for whom ever wins this nomination. this is what i think-- >> would you support him? >> of course i would. stuart: wholeheartedly. >> absolutely. how would they feel about-- >> they don't like that, but here is the thing. the country is more important than the personalities. freedom is more important than personalities and what we have to do is make certain that we're going to have a commander-in-chief who acts like a commander-in-chief, who gets the country back on the road to economic health, who will spend a year getting rules and regulation and taxation and reducing litigation so that the economy is moving in a positive way. and that will not be a democrat to do that. we do not need another four years of barack obama and what we need

but when you hear all this talk behind the scenes them readying joe biden again and getting him cranked up for possibility of recruiting him. that can't be too encouraging. what do you think? >> i know joe and i don't think he will be running. the secretary, i tweeted to you, 1992 bill clinton comeback award this year will go to secretary clinton and governor bush. i think they will outperform. neil: really? >> what does that mean. i think the secretary could go within single digits. i think governor bush could come in two or three. i think they both did very well in the most recent debates. and as we know, neil, we spoke about it in 2008 and 12, new hampshire loves surprises. neil: it does indeed. >> i remember 2008 when i was with the president, then senator. he was up eight points on that day and lost by seven. we spoke that night. neil: you're right. >> what happened? well, let's not worry about what happened. let's figure out how to move forward. you know there is third independents that have to make up their minds. you i think these polls have some meaning but i wouldn't give them

they guarantee you as well, it will be joe biden or somebody else. the odds of michael bloomberg to get into the race, he likes to be in the limelight. the odds of him getting into the race are extraordinarily slim. i don't think they're going to influence anybody sinking in new hampshire, in south carolina, in the march 1 primaries. i think there's a little self-indulgen self-indulgence there, fine, he deserves it, nobody should watch this network and think michael bloomberg is a factor in the presidential race. lori: do you think he's more critical to the republicans or democrats? >> it's more critical to the republicans. look, bernie sanders has this locked up in the democratic side as my good friend richard said, once you get on states that don't have as white of a demographic, senator clinton will do well. for the republicans, a lot of them are running out of money and momentum. if they don't do well on the stage tonight, they're not going to have a viable candidacy to go to south carolina, to go to the sec primary on march 15th, they're going t

i think they're paying more and more attention to trying to keep joe biden healthy and prepared -- neil: would it be too late for him? >> no. my personal opinion is they're not going to let bernie be the nominee, and they will figure out a way to change the rules and let -- neil: you really think so? didn't they try to do that with george mcgovern in '72? >> well, they've got to have somebody there besides bernie, or it's a huge disaster. neil: all right. ben cohen, a big backer, bipartisan raging about the ice cream that ben and jerry make. of course, sold the company. ben cohen's a big bernie sanders supporter. i don't know if it was your new flavor that did the trick, ben cohen -- [laughter] but you've got to be happy with what you're hearing and seeing tonight. what do you make of it? >> well, i'll take credit for a percentage point. [laughter] in iowa i took credit for .2 percentage points. neil: oh, that's pretty clever. i know where you're going here. when you look at this, ben, here is a candidate who is not making any bones about the fact he wants to raise taxes, largely on the

so obama and joe biden. that was a complementary team, but christie would be a complement to a marco rubio who i do not believe is going to get the nomination. neil: and by the way, rubio wouldn't even if his last life depended on it would not ask chris christie to join him. that's my opinion, you are right, you never know. >> politics makes strange bedfellow, george herbert walker bush called ronald reagan economics voodoo economics. neil: you are absolutely right. >> i think it can be trump. >> the question raises donald trump too, the idea who he would look at as a running mate and pooh-poohed the notion because it's too early, he did someone as an insider i assume in elected office or former elected office. do we have that? i want you to respond to this, raising the very issue with donald trump. do you look at certain types? governor? senator? >> number one i have to win, after i win i can think about. this there are really, really good people that we know. i think while i'm political, i'm not a politici

joe biden could jump in. how are you going to force hillary clinton that has been thinking out of the race. still the strongest candidate. a better chance than bernie sanders. look, democrats, i think, will line up with the very strong candidate. trish: they are in tough shape. it is bizarre when you think about it. it is not bizarre, actually. this is the reaction. bernie sanders and donald trump. the anti-establishment, anti-status quo. i will see you guys in a little bit. do not go anywhere. all the money being spent on these advertisements. candidates splurging. basically, the war that you see heating up on these airways. whether or not they are actually resonating with voters. adam, good to see you. i want to start right there. i am a consumer, obviously. i watch a lot of news. to me, i want to see the candidate. i want to see them responding to questions. i want to see what they have to say in a real environment. you have to add. they are so reproduced. i wonder if they have the same respect. >> they ha

. >> that is -- >> vice president biden. >> you're right. i can't believe he's sitting around doing nothing about about this. as hillary twist in the wind got to be answering the fray. >> that would be speculation judge glad you made it. wore part of it. watch this program and you'll see it unfold, and donald trump he's coming up only the show shortly. and going to ask him what's your analysis of this selloff, and what would you do about it? back in a moment. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pul

i call this biden effect. same thing happened with one barack obama. because he hadn't been in washington very long. bottom old gray hair to help him out who knew where bodies are buried. that is where uncle joe come. he needs somebody who knows his way around. >> i totally agree. unless there is recession, major war only seven states in play. donald trump wants to be next president of the united states. win, florida, ohio, virginia. really that simple. if democrats win any of those. republican out of the white house. >> i like when republican makes my point. trish: ford, chuck, appreciate it. everyone, market still off 344 points. we'll continue our coverage of that as people debate the r-term, recession. we have learned today, the number of sexual assaults on women in germany primarily by migrants, quadrupled during the country's carnival. now germany is tightening its border control. is european culture committing suicide by allowing in more than a million refugees? what does that mean for us? that's next. you both have a perfect driving record. >>p

make you whitman is democratic strategist for then senator joe biden and a columnist for the new york post in a fox news contributor. good to see you. gentlemen, on the surface we have positive data so that goes to the democrats, jobless picture looks better and the dow looks worrisome since 2009, we have come off of those lows so who wins? how do you play a questionable economy on the democratic side? >> no question that the economy is in better shape than it was before barack obama took office. we had before george w. bush, george h. w. bush, bill clinton did better, barack obama did better than george w. and i assume the next democratic president will do better than the next republican president but let me say this. i love being on with a reporter from the new york post, my favorite newspaper. i disagree with almost everything that you write but i love the new york post. liz: talk to any ceo, the times, the journal, we reach -- your columns have been tough on barack obama. let me shed this year to john kasich who had a nice showing in new hampshire by making the economy a real corn

as the news of bloomberg and biden. not outrageous. michael bloomberg talking about getting in which i thought was nonsense but he has done different research groups. he is talking about it a lot. biden is sitting on the sidelines in case hillary clinton got indicted and they wouldn't be happy with bernie sanders on the left. there is some talk about mitt romney. that i'm not buying at all. adolfo, what do you think about all of this? what is likelihood of any of those characters. >> slim. melissa: all of them? >> all of them except for bloomberg. i think this is always things that we in the media and analyst would love to see as always a fun thing to speculate about. the fact of the matter is, for conventional nominations the train has left the station. vice president biden more or less said that in the past. i think he made a calculation on the benghazi issue and frankly the email issue, has abated from her perspective. still persists, likely not to be indicted quite honestly in my opinion. she will likely be the nominee. the big fea

kind of hot water where indictment is looming and seems probable and almost certain, why doesn't joe biden get back into the race at that point? >> because he's not on the ballot and hasn't filed. states are moving past the filing periods. this is it. it's too late to get in. what he would have to hope for and this is remote but slightly less remote than before possibility in which after hillary clinton has amassed the requisite number of delegates in order to become the nominee, that the swift hammer of justice falleth upon her at exactly that moment, and that's when joe biden would show up and say all of her delegates have been released because she's not running anymore, and you go to the convention and he woos them. too late for him to get in now. kennedy: seems like it, and i honestly think that the better bernie does, the more joe regrets this, and you know, i have to wonder, and maybe you know the answer to this, how much of the server trouble led to her phenomenal defeat in new hampshire? >> they're feeling it, they really like him. this is not because electability concern is real w

. >> robert wolf basically said joe biden looked at the landscape and said there was no way he could raise the money. maria: dan, final word. >> the problem is, yes, the media have hidden this story for so long that anything could break on it. no news will break through because they've already discounted it. and so no matter what is found in the e-mails, no matter what is revealed about the clinton connection to the press, the media don't want to address it. maria: dan, thank you very much. futures are extending gains this morning. we did have better than expected retail sales. they were up two-tenths of a percent, you guys. okay. >> it's not transcription, but when you -- terrific, but when you take out the gasoline and autos, our research guys say it's pretty decent. maria: okay, good. that's good. because you've been waiting for the consumer to break out. >> i'm waiting. get off your butts and go shopping. what do you want? you want spring to get here? [laughter] maria: we'll get the biggest premarket movers next, and as we take a brach, this service dog is having the time of his

i think it biden jumps in the race, it is a totally different thing. i think people will stay at home. some blacks do not feel that hillary has been there. the first black resident. hope she does not use that out south carolina to gain votes. stuart: okay. just off the top of your head. bernie versus hillary in south carolina. what proportion goes to hillary and what proportion goes to bernie. >> she has a great ground game. i say 60-40. i do not think that it will be a tide this time. her husband spoke. >> 6040. that probably is not enough to push hillary off the top. she is working hard to get it back. we do not know. they are different. you cannot be monolithic in mississippi or carolina. stuart: you are a mississippi lady. >> yes, i am. a lot of coaching. [laughter] good insight. i appreciate it. to the markets please. i want to talk big technology names. start with and comes on. still around $400 a share. what do you think? >> right now i probably would not buy anything. at the right point, amazon is one of my favorites. i think they have reimagin

the senate couldn't vote against biden. there are too many friendships there. >> i think we have to wait and see. i don't think this is going to be just a symbolic appointment. i think that president obama, of all people, whose own policies, so many of them are now before the court, understands how important it is to change the judicial balance and he's not going to -- he's not going to say no to an opportunity. >> i thought president obama himself wanted to be a supreme court judge. that's what hillary and he agreed upon. >> i've heard that, too. if he were politically savvy, he would put up someone that republicans would have a hard time delaying. >> so he could get the job. >> unfortunately, this is a hyper politicized white house and, you know, i don't expect him to find a compromised candidate. >> short break then the one thing to watch in the week ahead. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agre

. >> they can switch sides because if she loses south carolina, i believe that joe biden might throw his hat in. some people say it's too late that i don't think so. even with all the super delegates. barack obama won the nomination and the president say. dagen: doesn't speak to why bernie sanders is doing so well? this is the clinton machine, that somehow the clintons will capture the nomination without actually winning an illegitimate illegitimate -- the rules changed back in the 80s to prevent his grassroots candidate from coming up out of nowhere that were not electable. maria: doesn't it seem a little disingenuous that she already has all the superdelegates? had she wrap up is that what we know bernie sanders is winning? >> everybody thought she was going to win the nomination because she's the best during the democratic party. even though she is the best name i.d. is not winning right now which is not raising as much money because she had to cut back on financial industry events. she can canceled because of objects. why even have a primary. she blacked out joe biden and several

i'm sure joe biden is feeling a little bummed. he may jump in, who knows. this is insane. we didn't expect her to win new hampshire but she really lost. that was a bloodbath. that was humiliating. the contact she is struggling in nevada no matter whether she wins or loses is reason to worry on its own. stuart: there is a story this morning in a lot of newspapers, the firewall that was supposed to start with nevada, stop bernie, promote hillary, easy cruise to victory in the nomination the firewall is breaking down. >> you forget the bandwagon effect. when you win somewhere like new hampshire especially when you win, people might not know about demographics, okay, he can do it. i will vote for him. i wasn't going to. it is not wasting my vote. hillary is the worst. i will volt for bernie. stuart: what a situation. who would have thought? >> never. she keeps, she is not trustworthy. she is not likeable. i have a hard time finding any reason why anyone would vote for her. stuart: barking, you're not making a big deal? come on. >> intelligent as argument as that was, smart as

. >> joe biden. >> the president can nominate, you can deny. that's it. why is marco rubio going into all these other things about it. it's a simple process, it's easy to explain. >> the president has about three weeks, 2 1/2 to 3 weeks where this term does not end but the senate and house recess and new senators come in. what if you elected a republican president and a democratic senate, he could squeeze it in three weeks and get that person appointed. kennedy: here is what he told maria bartiromo this morning. >> every type we have a debate the rooms are stacked with donors and lobbyists. i'm self-funding my campaign other than little contributions from people who love us. kennedy: is the rnc stacking deet baits? >> it does matter if they are. the point is, donald trump if he can't handle a tough audience in a debate hall, how is he going to handle the presidency. he whines and complains about everything. we all knew -- a lot of us knew when he signed the stupid pledge claiming he wasn't going to run third party, everyone knew he was doing it to move th

keep a close eye on joe biden and, yes, michael bloomberg. have you ever seen a more fascinating and entertaining election as this one? i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com stuart: if you're in the markets, you're following money. this is the big story. oil up, stocks up. why? because opec -- i'm sorry the iranians say they'll go along with opec and support this freeze in oil production at january's levels. that's what they say. will they actually do it? don't know. market believes them, though. crude oil is up a buck 73. the dow is up 217 and rising. now this. an alarming story that comes from iraq. officials say radioactive material

lou: let's turn to the president has refused to go to the funeral of justice scalia, sending joe biden instead. >> outrageous. the supreme court is equal branch of government. just to honor whether you agree politically or not is irrelevant. it's the institution. lou: and hillary clinton making it pretty clear she thinks that racism is the reason that the republican party will not give this president his choice of the next associate justice? >> absolutely absurd. lou: is it absurd she played a race card and made such a charge? >> playing the race card for several months now. lou: i'm used to her gender card. >> also playing a race card and thinks it's appropriate for her chances against bernie sanders, but i think at the end of the day here, he's not going to get his choice, but it's the last year. i remember what they did to bourque. i remember the early once, i think it's perfectly legitimate to wait in the election take place. lou: that bill is absolutely coming due, ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- like to hear from you on that, cast

going to be paying his respect earlier while he lays in the the court's great hall and vice president biden will be in his place because lot of controversy. she being criticized for not being more respective of the death of the justice. >>> wal-mart stocks the open at a three-week low this morning after missing on top and bottom line. companies for the year and also oil prices in today's trading session above 31 barrels of the barrel. back in a minute. . >>> crude oil one of the big stories of the morning trading above $31 a barrel. iran is waiting the deal back from saudi arabia and russia. it's to freeze output with the world's producers without committing themselves. . >> very explosive rally the last couple of days. this is a historic possibility that we can get opec and not opec to to agree to anything for the last 15 years. the market is taking that seriously. iran will never let this happen. there's no way they will walk out of that meeting. they didn't come to an agreement but didn't walk out. there is definitely negotiations going on and they are making that as positive. the other

stuart: you really want joe biden to run. i know you do. >> i did because -- stuart: you want him to now. >> it makes it more interesting. it gives american people more choice. stuart: here is the problem i have. the rigging of system. >> it opened up for her and backfiring. stuart: superdelegates, lose new hampshire by 202 points and end up with more delegates for national con very. convention. keep that smile going. a slight edge, wait for it, this is moving. a slight edge for ted cruz in the latest nbc "wall street journal" poll. as we said now, that may be an outlyer. i've got reuters and cbs polls which still show on national basis donald trump is still way out front. do you have any comment on that one eboni williams? >> i think that is outlyer. before the show we can't remember when trump was coming in second place. that is how long ago it has been. i would expect with we see the fox poll come out later -- >> exactly. we're waiting for that one. stuart: reuters poll put trump 20 points ahead. "cbs poll" put him 17 poin

he is sending joe biden instead. to his defense, presidents don't always attend supreme court justice's funeral. what we haven't seen at least not in last 65 years, a president skip a sitting justice funeral. scalia was still on the court. what is president obama doing that so is so important that he would miss the funeral? let's just hope it's not about his golf game. but you know you can never be too sure. here is his spokesperson trying to answer that very question. he doesn't seem so sure. >> the president has said that he is not always as sensitive as he should be on optics. can you rule out him going golfing on saturday instead of the funeral? >> i don't have a sense of what the president's plans are for saturday. the president obviously, i believes it is important for the institution of the presidency to pay his respects to somebody dedicated three decades of his life to the institution of the supreme court. trish: great. so why isn't he going? why isn't he going to be at the funeral then? i guess we can't yet

gillian, vice president and joe biden are catholic as is justice scalia. does he not want to be a distraction. >> it looks weird. it's shameful he's not going. if you think back to 2008, he said he was going to reach across the aisle and was going to listen, especially when we disagree. now we see hip slieght a man who was a good patriot and served his country. maybe president obama can learn from ruth bader ginsburg. >> that argument is premised on this belief, this assumption he's not going for political reasons. he has spoken to the family from what i understand. you don't know what was said between the family members and president in terms of maybe the family did not want him there. >> this is a distraction, though. this not going is a distraction. >> the distraction is being discussed among other people who want to politicize the fact the president is not going saying perhaps this is one other example. and i think that's an argument that cannot and should not be made. >> it has to be made. this president has been incredibly divisive. it's the time for

the president is announcing he's not going to justice scalia's funeral, sending joe biden. your reaction. >> i'm a supporter of the president generally speaking. i'm disappointed with this. just office of the presidency, i think commands to go see a sitting justice's final farewell for every office. lou: as a coequal branch of government. >> you can't send a message saying we need bipartisanship and we should have both parties working close together and then send ar clearly a snub to a justice who you did not agree with. lou: the president saying he deeply refrets having filibustered justice samuel alito's confirmation in 2006. >> i don't buy that. lou: i was moved. >> i would respect him more if he was honest about it. he said i expect republicans who disagree with my nominee to do the same. lou: is there any integrity in this process between the senate and the president? this is a political conflict of bare knuckles. >> i think the judiciary should be above that. we have been politicizing the judiciary where eat side is looking for ideologues for their nomination. 2008, j