kassig. they are establishment bases for want of a better phrase and are based on the idea that the campaign would have kick started in namp -- new hampshire. at the democratic side, and we are hear at an event that bernie sanders will speak about in an hour in namp. if hillary clinton -- new hampshire, if hillary clinton gets within 15 points of him, that would be a big win. it was new hampshire that saves the campaign, she finishes third in iowa, and by winning here she kept the campaign against then senator president obama going for a few months longer. >> we were at the hillary event. it generated a lot of excitement and interest. people lining up to get there. the same sort of thing we get here. the weather turned for the worse. it's snowing heavily. people are coming to the college on the outskirts to show support for bernie sanders. all the politicians hope that they can convince independent voters to vote for them. in new hampshire. you can show up at a primary or democrat one. someti

. >> so, in a sense, all eyes are on governor christy, on john kassig, jed bush and the governor of florida. many suspect one, not two will not make it out of new hampshire if they don't perform well. let's look at the other side of the aisle. the democrats, where are they campaigning? >> hillary clinton was not it new hampshire, she was in flint. she left it to bill clinton to carry the load. she will be back. hillary clinton playing the expectations game, she is behind in the polls, if she comes been 10 percentage points of bernie sanders tuesday, you can expect her to claim victory. bernie sanders picking up the attacks that he started and has carried on over the course of the last several weeks, that hillary clinton is beholden in some way to wall street interests, having taken campaign contributions from wall street, and given speeches to goldman sacks, on the interests of 675,000 as a payment for the speeches. here is bernie sanders from today. pi.d it's a fact -- . >> it's a fact. when in the last reporting period her super pack received 25 million and 15 million of it came from wall

it's looking good for him, but john kassig holding out hope. chris christie holding out hope. there's a game or two two be decided before that happens. marco rubio is feeling pretty good. he has a lot of support too. even a nonprofit organization. >> it's important to remember that chris christie, and john kassig put a lot of energy into new hampshire. we know that bernie sanders put a lot of energy into new hampshire. he is behinds by a smidge at the moment. he's is guy that doesn't want super pac money but this will help fundraising. >> he's been able to cobble together small donations in a way no other candidates has. are the superpacs supporting hillary clinton, and for the most part has kept the powder dry, will they go after bernie sanders, if he win, goes into new hampshire and wins well. hillary clinton is faced with a difficult choice, and the super pacs raised tens of millions, they may have to invest some of that in attacking bernie sanders, as opposed to holding off hillary clinton to get the nomination and go after republicans, that's what they want to do, they ma

by that we are talking about john kassig, jed bush and chris christie. kassig left. jed bush and chris christie will leave early in the afternoon, and this reflects the chances in the state. and where they want to spend resources. next up for them is new hampshire. >> what are voters saying there. are their minds made up? are more folks undecided? >> there's a lot of folks that say they are undecided. on the top of their minds are national security and the economy. i spent a lot of time with millennials, and they say continuously that they are young enough to have hopes for good jobs and a middle class life, but do not feel that the odds are in their favour. >> i hold two jobs. i go to school full-time, and i still can't make it. i've been fortunate. i was born white, in a middle upper class family. i was private schooled and even i feel the affects of this, let alone the minority population, people born into poverty who feel if worse. >> she is the type of voter that the candidates are after. folks that want change, but who are so concerned about the future, that th