online poll you don't think coined lips help -- coin flips help the per accepting of the democratic brand. kennedy: i'm watching hillary clinton's repullive difficult play of false -- respulsive display of victory. her gloating is downright embarrassing. anyone who lucked out on a few shady coin tosses can hardly be called a winner. if a republican had claimed a

win. if she had lost she would have spun and levitated and spewed asoup all over debbie wasserman-shultz. bernie has been pretty calm. >> we feel fantastic. we cape a long, long way in iowa. now we are in new hampshire. >> would you con test the results? >> we are look at it right now. kennedy: you look into it because the woman will stop at nothing. she is going to emulsify you. these iowa democratic caucuses are weird. it's like the scientology of politic. you hear a lot by the but in the end it's strange and secretive. >> i'm just saying, aren't there examples where it work?

>> you are glib. kennedy: winning should feel good for hillary. the candidate democratic and republican travel to new hampshire making their case to a different breed of beast in a new petri dish. the contrast hi are you has to be concerned about is what is being called the f.b.i. commentary. just data and agents and mountains of evidence proving that she crossed the the line and broke the law and if there is justice, no coin toss will keep her from her indictable, electable fate as convicted super felon. the zika virus has cop to the

youth and they say it has been transmitted through s-e-x. if you love hip get excited about his acting. i'm kennedy. yeah, sure, hillary clinton won iowa and is on the war path in happen *. let's ask our party panel. we have another comic here. welcome, everyone. i like your smart zipup.

i feel very super figure complimenting everyone's garb. so what worked? i have been going over this in my head all day long trying to figure out which one is worse. hillary clinton or socialism? >> i think hillary clinton. which is why people are going for bernie. people who are who aren't clear what it is which is all college student. i had the typical college social i am. i thought they were good thing. i didn't get what they were. and that's where a lot of bernie supporters are. kennedy: is this a loss for bernie sanders? he gets almost the say number of delegates. >> in democratic politic the tie

goes to the old socialist singing "this land is your land." it is a victory for hillary clinton because she was one hair away from losing the entire narrative of the election. kennedy: it was so incredibly close. but think is why i have no faith in her as a how being. i don't think she has feeling. i think she is power hungry and blind by her own am big. the when thing was for her to declare victory. in my mind there are so many questions and the fact they are not recounting it and contesting it is insane to me. >> you can see it was very calculated. she get out there and interrupts ted cruz's speech so they can control the narrative. that's what people don't like about her. with voters understood the age of 45 who value empathy, come ago and truth worthiness in

their candidate, she does so poorly with that. fee around her need to say, be honest with people. i think bernie, even though he didn't technically win by self percentage point. he cape back 40 point in the last coup months to come this close to her. it wasn't even a percentage point. this could have gone any up in of directs. i guess that's why it's not sitting well with me. kirsten says she has to show people who she is, but i don't think there is nougat in that center. >> nobody cares. they are not resonating because she is assumed to be walking to the nomination. so she could have used a clean loss in iowa.

i think she'll lose in new hampshire and it will be good for her because she can be sat victim hillary. cern that's what this all comes down to. if bernie capitalizes on this momentum, i don't think he's adept enough to do that. i think he has an initial push from young people. but in these closely contested state, i'm scared she is going to. let's move on to donald trump. he prized e conceding on monday night. so much for that. he tweeted today, ted cruz didn't win iowa, he stole it. that's why all the polls were so wrong and he got far more votes than anticipated. bad. he the admonishing a dog. based on the fraud committed by senator ted cruz during the iowa

caucus, either a new election should take place or the cruz rut nullified. reality just hit the reality star. he lost iowa and nobody is talking about him. so he's popping off on twitter. there are support groups for twitter addiction. perhaps he should find his local chapter. >> you know what i love about donald trump? if you can't follow where he's going with a tweet, he will end tonight a won-word an -- adject. when was gracious in defeat i thought that was the end of the crumb campaign. when he came back and received cruz is stealing from me i thought, he's back. >> he seems like he's defending ben carson here. there are accusations the cruz camp told carson voters he's dropping out of the race, vote for me.

>> donald trump is not a great politician in that he gets the ground gape. but he does understand the media. and he does understand all press is good press. they made ted cruz look like a slimy politician. he will eat up the media space again. that's what he does best and he's still going for it. kennedy: what we saw in iowa which was what most people were curious about is whether that sort of media collusion would turn into votes. and it didn't turn into enough votes for hip. my question for you. can donald trump lose in new hampshire? >> no. i don't think he's going to. but it would start the crumbling. then they would say where is he going to win? he is so far ahead in new hampshire. but i think he will win the and i think he's much more

comfortable going back to his old self. it was weird to see him be so positive and loving the other night. it was kind of fun. but in the morning -- >> there was a false humility to it. i kept look at guy, he doesn't mean that. if this were the real donald trump he would be consulting iowans for 40 minute straight. >> he ended the second tweet with nullified. i thought whoa with the vocabulary words. kennedy: republican candidates are putting marco rubio through the gauntlet. and rand paul suspended his campaign. that means he's out. where should his libertarian supporters go? we'll discuss in moments.

[♪] kennedy: so glad to have you back. today senator rand paul suspended his campaign for the white house declaring the presidential field -- >> it's been a privilege to give

voice to the liberty movement and i believe we have broth broad -- i believe we've have broadened the liberty movement by being part of it. kennedy: next filibuster, sparks. the party panel is back. dave smith and tom shillue. what does hindsight tell us about his campaign. you love the liberty. >> i do it's a sad day for me. the campaign was an unmitigated disaster for rand paul. the decision to keep his far it at arm's length was a horrible decision that backfired. we all know politics here. the reason why jeb bush's slogan

is jeb is a reason. there is a reason they didn't go with bush. rand's slow began is rand, to distance himself from his legacy. but his father has a great legacy. kennedy: at the last minute he did campaigning with his dad. it was just last two days. where do those supporters go? you have a lot of liberty-minded voters. you want a libertarian. >> your viewers are going scoff, but some of them are going to trump. i'll tell you why. kennedy: you can make the case for cruz. >> i'm talk about the non-intersyringist foreign policy. his criticism of the war and the bush administration.

they are not going to go to trump. some of them will go to gary johnson. kennedy: garrive deserves a lot more than he's gotten. >> aren't some of them in this because they are opposed to american interventionist foreign policy? kennedy: donald trump likes to talk tough anments all over the -- talk tough and he's all over the map. the man who wants to light up the sand isn't exactly liberty miernldsed. are these issues dead in the race? >> no, liberty in general. that's what i loved about rand paul. he brought these conversation to the debate nobody else was talking about. race relations, the republican party needs to think about that. the reason why i don't think

they will go to trump is so many of his supporters are young people. millennials and they are super engaged. and most of them can't stands donald trump. his comments about members cans and muslims shuts young people down. they want to go to someone who is young and will win this election. kennedy: we'll see? john kasich and chris christie will do well in new hampshire. is the granite state their last shot? they are piling on rubio. >> it's coming off as pathetic. i don't know how rubio is able to sell iowa as such a win. kennedy: he almost came in second place. >> i'm more impressed with what

trump did. but the idea that chris christy now is going to pick some fight with rubio, it seems grasping at straws. >> i think that, i spent a good 20 seconds trying to figure out -- by the time i got tbieng what he was saying, i didn't care. he spreads negative energy. kennedy: they want solutions. they are not going after cruz or trump. they are focusing on rubio. >> i think rubio. we all learned something from him celebrating after his third place finish. from now on if you have get a bronze medal in the olympics, party on the platform. act like you won the gold. kennedy: he needs to make sure

third place is the new first. he was projected third and finished a slightly better third than was projected. what a victory. kennedy: coming up later more with the panel. the army and marines say women start registering for the draft. the zika virus has apparently been passed in the united states through intercourse. apparently when a man and woman love each other very much they

kennedy: the cdc announced the zika virus has been transmitted

through sex in the united states. we have a doctor in the house. you can trust her because she went to ucla, go bruins. let's talk about the virus. did it just get real? >> we have known about this fibrous but it wants a threat until recently. we are hearing we may have 4 million cases by the end of the year. so this is causing a lot of concern for people and in some cases panic. kennedy: if you are of child bearing age and you are from south america or getting it on with somebody from south america you are afraid of having a baby with a small head and brain damage.

how can you go from a fairly innocuous symptoms to an std. >> it's sometime a mosquito-virus. there were some field researchers that were in senegal who came home and transmitted to his wife. kennedy: do you think it will change people's behavior? >> now the zika can cause problems. >> i don't know if it's going to must down. but we've should be careful. whenever there is travel there is also more air. right now zika is on everybody's minds. >> they said port are you cove is the southern united states and it could pass other areas. it was in senegal in that

instance. we need to be cautious and we'll have isolated cases. but we don't think there will be an epidemic or outbreak. in the united states they are the leaders in preventing disease. they are talking about it in florida. we did get rid of malaria because of the mosquito broad ranging program. the threat kinds of stopped so why spray things with d.d.t. but now we are seeing the virus come back. kennedy: if you want to eradicate a disease, bring it to the united states. what about a vaccine for zika?h. there was no vaccine up until now. we want to look at ways to control it more emergently.

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socialists face their mortal nemesis, math. what is the natural enemy of drones? you got that right. the dutch are training eagles to knock rogue droants out of the air replacing the skies with deadly if orderly bird of prey. we don't have eagles, we have hawks. specifically the maw-hawk. the texas law hawk. kennedy: that attorney was indiscriminately killed in a drone strike.

not really. topic number two. kareem abdul jabar the legendary ucla brewen. he writes editorials about politic and he's taking aim at donald trump in an open letter to all his supporters. he calls him a false prophet. giving hip the sky hook to the face. it's not the first type today reap has gotten defensive off the court. you may remember when he unloaded on a young lakers fan who tried to call hip out for his physical. >> i have been hearing that since i was at ucla. tell your father to go on the court for 15 minute.

too bad he ate the fish. topic number 3. little phone henderson is quite a ripper. she is on a baby, just 14 months old with a binkie in her mouth and board strapped to her feet. they infected her with a desire to shred. watch. she i so cute. i love everything about her. she is all bundled up. she can barely walk. but i think in 2024 we see her at the olympic winter games. topic up in 4.

dogs miss you when you leave them at hope. they want to go with you to the office and hunt and kill small game with you there. when you leave them at home they find ways to keep themselves from getting bored. like this golden retriever. upup yum. im. they goes. enough of you cushions. i'll eat your face off. is that a yoga mat? what a glorious mess. one type i left my dog at home and he broke into my filing cabinet tap changed all the math on my tax form. sick months ago my friend left her beagle in her apartment and the dog swapped the coffee with decaf. my friend thought she was dying. always give dogs the love and attention they need.

that's the memo for today. topic number 5. bernie sanders is not just a renowned singer. you remember this. >> if i went walking that ribbon of highway i saw above me that endless skyway. kennedy: bernie. i'm feeling the burn in my ear drums. he's also an actor. sleuths recently uncovered this clip from his capio in "my ex-girlfriend's wedding reception." >> i remember when i used to walk down my old neighborhood in brooklyn before the dongers went to los angeles, which was the worst things that ever happened. i don't know why we let them do that. nowadays you don't know who owns what team. you don't know who is playing

what. kennedy: the funny thing is that might have been his iowa concession speech. bernie sanders is a pretty good actor. he's way bert at acting than legislating. is it possible that senator bernie sanders is really just an act? but who could pull that off? >> pretty good! kennedy: i like him better than hillary because at least he can drive. i'm @kennedynation. and you can find me on instagram, same handle. and #topicalstore. lenadunhamrefusestotweet until safeguards are put in place to

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kennedy: hi, there, welcome back. top officers in the army and marine corps came out in favor of women registering for future military draft following the decision to open all jobs to females. isn't it ultimately sexist to keep women out of the draft? >> see, i'm torn on this issue. i'm so information women being involved in the military. i think it's good for women and the country. but combat roles are different. it takes a different amount of intensity and body shape and size. a different level of strength. the military said they will keep the standards the same. but i think this country is

founded on certain values. kennedy: maybe we should go on physiology and not sex or gender. >> even some of the studies marine corps has done to look at all male units versus mixed units. the all male units were more successful and accurate. so they were a better fighting force. so i think the military -- i love on you men and women who search so much. but it's -- i'm torn on this issue as a woman. kennedy: i don't think there should be a draft. >> that's a great point. it's ironic the women in 2016 finally getting the freedom of having a government forcibly even slave you and make you part of their killing force. congratulations, ladies. but if we are going after merit who is the best killing force, i

don't care about the gender of the soldier. if a government can for us, what rights do we have if you don't have the right not to be drafted. i can't believe in 2016 we still have a draft even though it's not active. kennedy: you have two daughters, i have two daughters. it takes a different kind of thought from our perspective. would you send your daughters to war? >> if they wanted to be in the military i think i would. i think i probably disagree with kirsten in that i think it's good to have women in the military but we've should be as sexist as we want to be in the military. if elite forces will off rate better with just guys, i think one of the issues is not just that women can't do the job. maybe you have a g.i. jane just as good as the navy seal. but a lot of it has to do with men who want to protect mayor fellow man. you have go into the areas like don't leave a man the field.

when there is a woman in there that's double. and that's a flaw in men. they want to protect women. if you want on sexist and say we want an he sleet force of just men going into these areas. she they should be able to do that. kennedy: if we are not going to try sexism we have to have true equality. then we have to abolish the draft entirely without compromising what it takes to make it into special forces. >> i think we should abolish the draft. they are having us register for it since jimmy carter. if there is national emergency, start the draft. >> since we have gone the rid of the draft, we still found lots of ways to fight wars. kennedy: brace yourself. lena dunham is staying off twitter until it provides a code conduct to protect women from

online harassment. women, fair creatures, do they need extra protection online? >> apparently they do. she is a bit of scene oversharer. then she is very sensitive. she can't take any of the criticism. but she is like the donald trump of young women, isn't she? she gives us a new story every day. is she not in your newslineup every morning? kennedy: she is whether it's a speech about hillary clinton and words we've should ban. she needs to take that energy and chainlt into a project people can tune into. otherwise to save it for the psychiatrist's office. but doesn't it speak to her ultimate weakness asking for this preference treatment? >> i think it's ironic how the

modern feminist view of women lines up with the cartoon. lena dunham, if you don't want to be made fun of on twitter, slow down tweeting disgusting pictures of yourself. if a guy, out of shape guy tweeted himself eating a dove nut we've would say that's a disgusting picture. and lots of other people would say that's disgusting. that's what she is saying, a lot of women saying that's great and people like me saying that's disgusting. kennedy: women in military sent to the front lines of battle and feminists need to be on the front lines but never need to be protected on twitter.

that's why i'm saying be consistent across the board. if women are equal to men and don't need special protection online, they can be in combat roles or we have to be completely segregated. >> you know what it's like to face criticism. and you just have to be able to take it. you have got to develop scandals. we have to teach our kids early so they are protected from this. you just have to have a thick skin. kennedy: what makes you angrier, socialism or lena dunham. >> socialism is responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people, lena dunham by a hair. kennedy: awesome. >> things didn't work out with us.

kennedy: should lena dunham be the one sent to the front lines of every conflict. >> i'm sure she is non-interventionist herself. but she has her assistant tweeting for her so she won't have to read any of they are nasty tweets. i don't know if she tunes into this show. then she won't have to hear the nasty comments by dave smith. kennedy: she can be a woman with a blessage doing right by her sisters but instead she comes off with someone with a lot of issues i don't care to hear any more from. a lot of grounds covered. a lot of action. coming up, there could be major twists in new hampshire next week. the guy who found real clear politics is here with so much more. we live in a pick and choose world.

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kennedy: donald trump got beaten handily in iowa even though he was leading in the polls in iowa. he's fleegd new hampshire. a new survey has him wing after 24 points. but after the iowa surprise should we still believe in polls at all? here is an expert. the co-founder and executive editor of real clear politics. welcome, tom, how are you? what happened in iowa? did the polls have it wrong or is it so volatile people just change their minds at the last minute? >> i think it was a combination of things. iowa is traditionally hard to poll. a lot of the polls that came out

came out before the final 48 hours. we had a couple polls that were polling over the weekend and had that a much closer race. they had trump you have 1 points. and they also had rubio really close. there was evidence rubio was surging. a lot of the polls, "the des moines register" poll, that was taken almost 5 days before the caucus began. so that was another thing. kennedy: "the des moines register" poll is one people say is the most accurate. the pollsters left. are they have going to learn their lessons and stay put in new hampshire through the weekend? >> that's a good question. this ways happened 8 years ago on the democratic side of new hampshire. we had barack obama come storming out of iowa. he was a head of hillary clinton in new hampshire. if you remember hillary cheered up at one event.

there was a guy who stood up and said iron my shirt. there was a massive shift in the last 36 hours none of the pollsters caught because they weren't out in the field talking to potential voters. part of the reason is it's expensive for the pollsters to be in the field. polling is an expensive labor intensive process. it's not cost efficient for a lot of these firms. kennedy: in new hampshire you have got trump, cruz and rubio. but what about the next three? what is the data telling you about the three governments sitting in that next group? >> they are all bunched together. and they are within striking distance. we'll have to wait to see the next round of polls to see how iowa results affected the formation of the field there. but clearly jeb bush, chris

christie and john kasich spent a ton of time, money and effort in new hampshire and one of them, you know, is going to have to have a breakout night to continue in this race. i think if they don't have that kind of night, if they muddle through and finish fifth, sixth, seventh, there will be no rationale for them to continue their candidacy. there will be under tremendous pressure to get out of the race to clear the way for whoever, if it's rubio or whomever it is. kennedy: a lot of people said rubio is going to do better than most people anticipate. i was hearing that throughout the building. which one of those three do you expect possibly to make it into the top three in new hampshire? who has the best shot. >> john kasich is the guy people are talking about as the guy who could have that breakout performance.

chris christie to a certain degree. jeb is not out of it, but he's in a tougher position. i wouldn't count chris christie out. the other thing i'll mention, what's important about new hampshire, 40% to 45% are independents. and because we have such a competitive race on the democratic side given on you that turned out in iowa, where those independent decide to go could have a bearing on john kasich or jeb bush or chris christie to have the kind of night they are going to need. kennedy: i can't wait to see people mix it up like a smoothie. the aggregate side with the best polling data. the averages are beyond compare. thank you, appreciate it. how much do you really know about the super bowl?

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kennedy: this weekend millions of you will be tuning into the super bowl to watch the panthers take on the broncos. we hit the streets to find out how much people know about the super evident bowl of all. reporter: are you excited about the super bowl this year? >> yes. >> who i playing? >> boston celtic. >> carolina? >> what? no. >> i don't know anything. >> carolina panthers and denver broncos. >> that is correct.

>> it's not that hard, okay? >> it's manning and he's going to win the super bowl. >> you are going to be fine. >> you better not lose this game to that old man who can barry walk. you better not lose. >> this guy sucks. >> three offenses or defenses football position. it's really a football team. >> shortstop. >> i don't even get that. >> what? >> will you be watching the super bowl? >> i now just because of you. i learned everything about the super bowl and i'll watch it. kennedythank you so much for wa.

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