leslie marshall, syndicated talk show host and fox news contributor, hello to both of you. i am looking through my notes, neither one of you like this that. got a sense of humor? >> listen. i have always despised people who use children in political ads, don't care if i agree with the shoe or disagree with the issue. any adult who wants to run for president should not coopt children to carry his message and there are some good points in the ad. if made by an adult about the political positions of donald trump. i don't agree with all of them but the fact is trump has resonated with so many american republicans and conservatives despite some of his liberal points of view. as for giving money to both sides if you talk to anybody who does business in this country, big companies and big individuals like donald trump to indeed give money to both sides because they operate in a political environment and need both sides. >> tea party much said that. back to the spot, trump is the republican, i would give the money to be my friends. i took it tongue in cheek but apparently neither o

lars larson, and leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host and fox news contributor and welcome to you both this morning. >> good morning. >> i want to play an exchange which sort of got this conversation started in the first place and dianne feinstein has been singing a similar tune on this. this is the conversation that they referenced. >> she shouts. there is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating. >> i was watching her, and i said to myself, has nobody told her that the -- >> this is information here. >> that the microphone works? martha: leslie, obviously that was a critique of hillary clinton on campaign trail but is anything about that critique sexist? >> i really do feel that it is and not just because i'm a woman and i'm pro-hillary but i deal with this in radio all the time to be hon with you, martha. when a woman gets passionate or a woman is angry, she is shrill. i don't know about you, but bernie sanders screams regularly. donald trump, ted cruz, all of the male candidates have been screaming regularly and nobody has brought that up. it's a reality t

joining us now the chairman of the tea party, niger innis, contributor, leslie marshall, commentator larry guster. let's go kiss the ring of reverend al sharpton. >> he is a force and one of the people that candidates have to go to to get support. when you're getting support in politics, you have to reach out to different people. there are some on the political front, religious front and some on the social justice front. >> okay. reach out to a guy with his background and history, he used the term greek homos. he called the first black mayor of new york city the n-word multiple times. that's the guy you go to? >> 15 years ago. >> everything i said five seconds ago is fine. it is all legit. >> 15 years ago. he apologized for that. but reverend sharpton is a pillar in the community and one of the people to help candidates and talks about different socialists. >> okay. >> brings different -- >> niger innis, the nation -- the nation.com hardly part of the vast right wing conspirator, why hillary clinton does not -- pan in -- deserve the black vote. right there. my question to you, in oth

joining us, tucker carlson, leslie marshall. who won the week, leslie? don't say hillary. i'll cut you off and cast you into the shadows. who? >> okay. i can left and right, right? on the left, i am a hillary supporter. however, i think bernie sanders won the week and not because of debates or town hall meetings. because of the number of youth that he had come out and people first time to caucus in iowa. because of how well he did in iowa. how well he's doing right now in new hampshire via the polls and how much money he raised in a 24-hour period in a grassroots effort. on the right, marco rubio. marco rubio has definitely -- >> how's the -- wait a minute. marco had a good week. but how does the guy -- as trump and cruz have been complaining, i think with a little bit of justification, marco came in third. a great performance. i think his poll numbers in new hampshire look good, nationally doing well. i think he did well and how does he get the -- how when you come in third do you win the week? because you were expected to come in seventh? >> no. well, that is part of it.

lesly marshal and ford oconle. good to see you both. >> you, too. >> and on to the democrats, less than 24 hours before the polls open in south carolina, hillary clinton hosting an event at georgia state university that wrapped up and later this afternoon she will return to south carolina. bernie sanders seems to be looking past that state. >> reporter: that is right. bernie sanders denied to us that he's written off south carolina where he is down double-digits to hillary clinton because of her edge of african-american voters. but if you look at his schedule and all of his energy is no where near here in south carolina. he's criss-crossing super tuesday states, earlier in minnesota, and has been in oklahoma. and looking ahead. because he may take a drumming on saturday and wants a showing next week on super tuesday. and minnesota event he tried to change the subject of his momentum problems to go after her wall street speeches, watch. >> hillary clinton said she will do it if other people do it. i will release all

here wit analysis on what it means host leslie marshal and brad blake man. great to see you guys. >> thanks. trish: leslie, i'll start with you. hands off for a while. we're seeing a different bernie. is this what he has to do if he wants to win iowa? >> i think it's sad that he may feel he has to do this to win iowa. also telling of how much he wants it and how much he could even lose it. but at the end of the day i think bernie sanders really does believe who cares about those darn e-mails, and i honestly think that most of the democratic voters feel the same way whether they're pro hillary or pro bernie. remember this is a primary. and a general election, very different answer i would give you, trish. but i don't think to this sick group that it will matter. maybe quite frankly to some people that are undecided, it might. but i don't think it's going to be an end all for him. trish: that's what he's playing. >> yeah. but in a primary the undecided voters are not going to be the chunk that we're looking at a in a general election. i don't think the undecid

progressive radio host and leslie marshall. brad blakeman. along with the manhattan institute. joining me on set right now. he did go after jab. once again. jeb bush cited the fact. being a bush in this campaign. he is cited how 9/11 happened under his brothers watch. is this going to have any momentum they are amongst the electorate in south carolina? >> no. i was looking at this. this is a press conference about nothing. how is it possible that he can cry wolf and have a press conference. why are we here? it is crazy. he got more earned media. then any commercial would have ever gotten. >> he created a bust with some comments he had said. i can quote this for you recently. i find the pledge. the pledge is not being honored. it is not being honored by the rnc. we did not hear that. he did have plenty of things to say against his candidates. heather, you and i were talking as this was unfolding. amazing what a master key is that commanding this attention. people want to watch it. people are intrigued by it. you never know what he is going to say. >> it is great news. i think th

and leslie marshall. good to see both of you guys. starting first with andrea. that saturday night, working late. andrea, you look at the field suddenly narrowing. donald trump seems to be on top. interns of rubio, can he gain support? >> i think that it will be tough to get jeb supporters. he could get crew supporters. crew supporters are naturally antiestablishment supporters. there is a chance that they may go to trump. i think they will move over to a marco rubio. trish: if you think about it that way, that cruises going to stay, he is hoping for a good performance in texas. if that is the case, does rubio really become the biggest threat in all of this? >> you know, even trump himself has said that this is a three-man race. the establishment has to decide who they want as a candidate. jeb bush votes or money, jeb definitely has a lot of cash flow, donation, they need to. the gop needs to have a sitdown with the other candidates. trump or crews will be the nominee. poll show they will have a much more difficult time in a kasich or a rubio in a general electi

leslie marshall. first, to peter who is in fairfax for genia. peter, she is riding the big wave of momentum right now. for genia, a critical super tuesday state. coming from massachusetts. here in virginia, trying to reach out to the younger voters. so far, flocking to bernie sanders. younger voters went for bernie sanders. it was one of the few demographics see one in south carolina. according to fox news accept polls. >> i do not think america has ever stopped being great. we need to make america whole. the blaming. the finger-pointing. what is going on. >> 865 democratic delegates up for grabs. tomorrow in 11 states. about one third of the total delegates needed to clinch a nomination. you can tell why this date is so important. sanders is targeting for states. also colorado, oklahoma and massachusetts. a new poll in the bay states. >> peter barnes, thank you very much. bernie sanders has been sort of remarkable. i think he is showing the vulnerability. this sort of anti-establishment lying on the gop side. donald trump and senators sanders a

. >>> leslie marshall and chris plant. let's talk about the republicans. trump has that business about saying that ted cruz committed fraud right there. i'm wondering if trump is trying to attract more attention to himself. trying to suck the oxygen out of the room. is that what this is about? >> i think it's partially about that. i think it's also about unfortunately, we see sour grapes, whether by a large margin or a small margin, somebody won iowa. it was cruz on the right, hillary on left. bottom line, you got to look forward. this is not about iowa. this is about the number of delegates. donald trump may not get delegates in new hampshire because he missed the debate, because he doesn't have the campaign that's been run so slickly by ted cruz and also by marco rubio and that, by the way, also leads to their experience. i'm going to tell you, i think rubio is the guy to watch because these two are fighting in new hampshire. new hampshire is a very different state than eye wachlt the republicans in new hampshire are different than the republicans in iow

fox news contributor leslie marshall is with me in new york today. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. stuart: i don't think this will affect turkey and the one way or the other, but it surely is not helping the democrats. i raise the issue because the turnouts for the democrats and caucuses and primaries so far has been abysmal. it is down about 30% from where it was in 2012 and 2008. >> first of all, in the republican field you have a lot more choices than the democratic side good second of all, turnout for democrats did receive in the past, we have a republican elected and i was george daddy bush when he was elected, they have record number turnouts. it's not an indicator that we will see in the general election. in addition, when we look at the demographics of the republican party come you have the older voters and people at jobs you've got to be there all day a lot of blue-collar workers for six day weeks. as a democrat, i am not worried that the turnout has been higher in the primaries for the republicans. stuart: the republic insp