new york. and we were walking around. what is this? friendliness. oh, it's kindness. oh wow! now it's on to new hampshire. who are you rooting for let us know facebook or twitter. thank you so much for watching. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." welcome to "hannity." after a big night in iowa, the presidential candidates turning attention to new hampshire. both senator ted cruz and donald trump, they will be here with reaction tonight. but first, senator ted cruz had a huge victory in way and as he told his supporters after his win last night he plans to keep this momentum going. take a look agod bless the great state of iowa! tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. we are going to do this together. as a movement from the people.

and i tell you tonight iowa has made clear to america and the world, morning is coming. morning is coming. >> joining us now, the winner of the iowa republican caucuses, 2016 gop presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz. senator, big congratulations to you. three takeaways from my side. number one, iowa polls are horrible. don't pay attention. a lot to the polls. two, you did the full grassley. all 99 counties. hard work pays off. retail politics works. >> yep. >> and on the republican side, i don't think there's any denying that big loser last night is the establishment of the republican party. >> uh-huh. >> thoughts? >> oh look. i think there's no doubt about it. what we saw yesterday is the incredible power of the grassroots, this people are hungry for change, someone to stand up to washington.

hungry for someone who will take on the washington cartel. take on not just the democrats, but leaders in our own party. we recommengnize we have a $19 trillion debt. it was both parties that bore responsibility. people are fed up. they're fed up with, you know, we want a tidal wave election in 2010 and 2014 and republican leadership is not following through on the promises and they want a leader who will honor his word, who will keep his commitments, who will stand with the xhern people and stop obamacare and stop amnesty and defend religious liberty and the second amendment. and last night, you know, two nights ago, i watched your show, sean. every pundit and analyst you had, one after another, and every show, predicted no way for cruz to win. no way for cruz to win. >> by the way, i didn't make that prediction because -- >> you did not. you did not. >> 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 and

2016 the polls have been wrong so i had that in the back of my mind the whole time and i kept telling everybody, i don't know when's going to happen. >> yeah. well, what last night shows is the power of the grassroots. you know, we had in iowa over 12,000 volunteers. but we have got over 200,000 volunteers nationwide. i'm here in new hampshire now. south carolina later tonight. and our volunteer army is incredible. and, you know, i'll tell you one of the really important differences to keep in mind from prior election cycles. last two election cycles, the winners of the iowa caucus good men, principled men but came out of iowa broke, without a national team to put them in a position to be able to capitalize and effectively compete to win the nomination. you know, two days ago the financial reports were filed of all the campaigns and as of december 31st our campaign had money in the bank almost as much as jeb bush, plus marco rubio,

plus john kasich, plus chris christie combined. i mean, that's unprecedented, sean. the conservative supposed to be broke and the reason is because we have had over $800,000 contributions. that is when's fueling this campaign. $800,000 contributions and 200,000 volunteers. and that's what last night produced the victory. >> you have shown, you have probably the lowest burn rate meaning cash you took in that you didn't spend and certainly going to serve you well as you move into new hampshire and south carolina. i would assume now the polls are going to shift a little bit or somewhat in new hampshire. my guess, my assumption based on the past experience. it is -- you have been in a battle against the establishment in d.c. they seem to dislike you the most. >> yes. >> if you watched any of the xhn tear last night, the consensus is to coalesce behind marco rubio the most.

don't like you the most and donald trump. what's your take if in fact you believe that's true? >> well, listen. i mean, i was laughing watching some of the media coverage, some of the interviews afterwards where everyone was saying what do you think about the amazing third place finish of marco. i said is that a tell there? when the first thing you want to talk about is amazing third place finish. we're joking in media world bronze is the new gold. you know in they're going to push the themes they want to push. they're going to push the candidates they want to push and the washington cartel has its favorite candidates. but the grassroots are fed up with that. you know? as i observed in iowa and new hampshire, you want the moe who will stand up to washington, change that city? then ask yourself who's washington attacking? and they reveal themselves very plainly as they have throughout this campaign. >> i think a case could be made that fully 60% of iowa

republican voters voted anti-establishment. with you coming out on top. >> yeah. >> so it's interesting to see politically whether or not they turn on you and they want to attack you. certain will i they didn't want to give you credit for the win last night which you deserve. so, i guess, to me, it's almost bordering on pathological and out of touch with the real anger, frustration, maybe anger's the wrong word. righteous indignation of promises made in elections that are not kept like repealing and replacing obamacare, stopping executive amnesty and seems to be your big appeal you in washington when others wouldn't. >> well, look. you have a lot of folks in washington earning paychecks, lobbyists and it's about entrenched power and the idea of the promises of people that elected you they regard it as

quaint. bob dole, i don't know him personally but obviously he's been around and in poll tiblgs longer than i've been around. >> establishment guy. right. total establishment. >> you know, bob dole last week was overheard talking to friends saying he was very dismayed that former new york mayor michael bloomberg might run for president. the reason he said he was dismayed saying if bloomberg runs that could split the moderate liberal vote with him and hillary clinton and goodness gracious that could elect ted cruz which could be cataclysmic. >> wow. >> i want you to think -- that sums it up. >> it is outrageous. didn't win an election, senator. i know we have had moderate candidate in him and john mccain and they don't win elections. and so -- >> they keep losing -- >> go ahead. >> what he's saying and it's the view of a lot of washington cartel, they would rather hillary clinton, they would rather bankrupt the kids and

grand kids, rather lose the u.s. supreme court for a generation. think'd rather see our religious liberty stripped away, second amendment taken away. they would rather see islamic terrorism continue to rise and israel continue to be under assault than have a true reagan conservative in the white house who believes what he's saying. that shows just how messed up washington is but also show why the frustration is volcanic and so encouraging is coming together behind our campaign. we are seeing unity among the grassroots, the activists. old reagan coalition reassembling. they're all coming together and that's what it takes to win the nomination but also what it takes to win the general, to beat hillary or bernie or whoever and turn the country around. >> what are your thoughts about the democratic primary last night? a huge loss for hillary last

night losing to a 74-year-old senator from vermont who identifies as a socialist. they're in real trouble. what are your thoughts? >> look. the democratic party is tired and old and out of ideas. i mean, watching their primary is like watching the sitcom "that '70s show." they're recycling failed ideas on economic policies the obama-clinton economy is a disaster. lowest percentage of americans working since 1977. democrats have no answer to that and then foreign policy, they have their heads in the sand like an ostrich. they won't say the words radical islamic terrorism and no view how to keep the country safe and why the american people are turning away them. i believe we're headed to a 1980 reagan landslide. we're headed 2016 is going to be an election like 1980.

that won't happen if we offer democrat lite. if we paint adds reagan said in bold colors not pale pastels every day at virtually every event people say i'm a democrat. i voted for barack obama. i'm a union member. been a democrat my whole life. i'm with you. day after day after day. >> senator, talk about a general election. i agree with you. i think this is now emerging as a choice election. general election. >> yes, yes. >> tell me because every time we get to this point in an election everyone starts talking about electability. and the electoral map and historically in the last few cycles you have got to win florida, ohio, north carolina, virginia. >> right. >> new mexico, iowa, new hampshire. colorado and it's a very tight map. do you believe you can change the electoral map if you're the candidate for the republicans? >> absolutely yes. and the key is we have got to bring back to the polls the millions of conservative who is are staying home.

we have to bring back to the polls the 54 million evangelical christians who didn't come out and vote in 2012. and we have got to bring back to the polls the reagan democrats, blue collar catholics across the midwest, up into new england. they're union members, gun owners, pro-life. ohio steelworkers. michigan autoworkers. truck drivers and electricians and mechanics and that's what washington doesn't get. that is the core of my base and my support. and here's one of the areas washington cartel gets it totally wrong. if we were to nominate a candidate who supports amnesty, whose views on amnesty are the same as hillary clinton's that we should grant citizenship to 12 million people here illegally, the result of that would be the reagan democrats would stay home. amnesty is an 80% issue with them. they're losing their jobs to people here illegally. seeing the wages driven down and washington wants to say, wall street and the lobbyists want

amnesty so that's the right position. that's how we lose. >> all right. let me ask a final question. ben carson's campaign said that your campaign was telling people he was dropping out and secondly you and donald trump had a very i would say heated exchanges in iowa. a lot of back and forth. he seemed gracious last night. congratulated you on your victory. where do you stand on both those issues? >> well, listen. ben carson is someone who i respect and admire. ben and candy have become friends and had dinner together more than once. and he is a man of great character and integrity and principle and very much admire him. last night when cnn posted a news report that ben was not continuing on to new hampshire, not continuing on to south carolina, but instead, going to florida, our political team forwarded it to the members of our team. but unfortunately, they did not then forward the subsequent story that was ben's campaign

clarifying that he was continuing the campaign and was not canceling the campaign. and so i apologized to ben for that. they should have forwarded that subsequent story. that was a mistake on our part. and as i said, my respect and admiration for ben could not be higher. >> okay. >> with concerning donald, listen. i like and respect donald. you know, six weeks ago donald was singing my praises every day saying i was a friend, saying i was terrific. our numbers started to surge and his started to fall and he began to attack me every day in personal and direct terms and, you know, sean, we have talked many, many times. i have not responded in kind and i don't intend to. i will continue to sing donald's praises personally. he's bold, brash. i'm glad he's running and energizing a lot of people. i think policy differences are fair game and happy to have a conversation about donald's and my differences on health care an his support for expanding

obamacare. i'm happy to have a conversation about amnesty or happy to have a conversation about eminent domain but i think the voters deserve more than insults an attacks and so if he or others choose to continue with the insults, that's their perogative. i will respond by singing his praises. >> senator, you're right. a first place victory is significant. and you worked hard for it. congratulations. one week from tonight we'll get results from new hampshire. the process moves very fast. always appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you, sean. god bless. coming up, donald trump is up next with his reaction to the results out of iowa. also, we'll get his take on new hampshire and much more. and then later tonight. >> i know we can make college affordable and get student debt off the backs of young people. >> angry hillary clinton goes full socialist after just barely beating bernie in iowa. did she?

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>> and i think i'm going to do great here. therefore, i've not gone out and wanted to do that for events. but i'm very happy with a second place finish. >> you know, when you got into this race, i remember interviewing you. and you were very clear. had you gone back and looked up that you're fed up. they talk and talk. make promise after promts. and then make it a total mess out of everything. and then that was what drove you to this race. are you more resolved now than you've been through this process to this point? >> we've made so many bad decisions, whether it's the iran deal where we gave them $150 billion. it's going to be a nuclear

proliferation. it's just nothing we do well. the military, we want to do anymore. we don't win anymore. we don't win with trade. we're going to win. i will tell you, if i win, we all win because we are going to win. >> if you add up your vote and ted cruz's vote and ben carson's vote, you're talking about over 60% of iowa republicans saying they're fed up, which kind of is polls show that republicans feel betrayed by their own party. by the way, i'm a registered conservative. but i feel that way. i feel they have let us down and weak and incapable of fighting obama. how will that change? >> well, people are angry. and i see it. they have tremendous crowds. i'm in new hampshire now and i

literally just got off the stage. incredible people. but they're really angry. they're not angry people, but they're angry at what's going on right now. but if i win, i won't be angry for long. we're going to do it with heart. we have to help people, but we have to become a strong country again. we're not a strong country now. you know better nan anybody. we're a country that's scoffed at. we do everything for everyone else, they give us nothing. so we have to change it around. and we will. >> you know, i was watching your speech and it was actually pretty humorous tonight. at one point, you pointed out hey, i came in second place. but then the third guy the media was booed by the crowd and thought it was amusing.

>> i really don't know. i think i'll do the best job, by far. i'll be able to bring back our jobs from china, from japan, from mexico. nobody can do that like i can. and i'll be far better on the border than anybody else. i'll be able to get it done fast and beautiful and good. that's what i do. i built this incredible company and that's what i do. and we are going to make america great again. the whole theme is make america great again. and we have to do it. we can't let hillary nor bernie sanders become president. you'll never bring the country back. it will go to an abyss. it will be too far. do talk about that. it was very interesting. i came in than just about anybody else. you have to give it a little credit for us.

frankly, everyone told me i couldn't do well there because of whatever it is, i don't know, you'll have to ask them. but i came in second and people said oh, that was a disappointing evening for donald trump. but marco rubio, good guy, by the way, came in third. and by the way, i came in second by a lot of votes, you know, over 2,000 votes. the other thing we did, we brought in 50 or 60,000 voters than have ever voted in republican caucus in iowa. you know, nobody's ever done that before. so i was over 2,000 votes, which is a lot. and everybody said he was the winner. they actually called him the winner. well, he came in third, i came in second. and the other thing, he's a professional politician. i never did this before. i come in second, spend the least money. i didn't do as well. he comes in third and said oh, he came right blind trump.

not that close. he came in third and they're talking hi's the winner of the evening. >> the polls in iowa, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016. my next question is here's hillary clinton. and, really, she loses to bernie sanders. what do you make of her terrible performance. >> i want to find out where that cord comes from. i want it. six or something. i think she won six in a row. i think bernie sanders better check that coin. it's got a double head. but the thing i will say, it's the caucus system in iowa. it's fine. it's a different system. it's a very complex system. and for the lady going through the whole process, it makes it much more difficult. but it is a different system. it's quite a bit different.

i must say that i think the good ole system where you walk in and cast your vote where we have, as an example, in new hampshire, i think it's better. >> improvement on the ground game? >> we didn't have much of a ground game because i didn't think i'd be winning, et cetera, et cetera. some people said i wouldn't be in the top ten, originally. in retrospect, we could have done much better with the ground game, yes. >> all right, mr. trump, always a pleasure. we'll see you in new hampshire this week, later, hopefully. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> coming up tonight, right here on hannity.

>> all right, bernie sanders, did you see that? chanting during hillary clinton's speech last night. that's coming up next. then, later tonight, 2016 gop contenders. they put all their eggs in a basket. they are here because they want new hampshire to be a big impact on this race. will it happen? we'll ask both of them as it gets later tonight. that, and so much more on this very busy news night right here tonight on hannity. ♪

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how does this happen in a presidential campaign? hillary, she won all six of them. here with reaction, monica crowley, senior correspondent geraldo rivera. do you have a coin on you? let's flip it. impossible. i don't believe it. >> 64 to 1 odds and want her to pick my powerball next time. >> yeah. you don't believe it either. >> it's improbable. i'm a logical person. i think that 64 to 1 you win 1 out of 64 times. >> the clintons. we are surprised? sean, really. >> i'm with you. all right. that is pretty -- this is an underreported story. at bernie sanders campaign headquarters when hillary's speaking they're chanting she's a liar. these are democrats. watch this. [ chanting ]

it's as loud as madison square garden. let's go rangers. it's hi lair jous. >> democrats understand the truth about both clintons. this is why she had a political near death experience last night. this is also explains the rise of bernie sanders. >> but she really lost -- now, think of this. if she didn't get the six coin tosses, bernie sanders wins. he would have won. >> i don't think the math is quite -- >> no, it is. he would have won. >> yeah. >> well, she would have -- at least three of the six. >> no coin tosses. >> the point about the -- i'm surprised you haven't made a loop of that and played it in your car driving to work. she's a liar. i mean, they're young people. very enthusiastic. they are campaigning in the midst of -- >> they're democrats saying this about the --

>> saying where benghazi and e-mails, you know, where the allegation that she's been -- >> here's -- >> predicted the truth -- >> hillary gets the nomination and may go to jail as monica knows. they're not voting for her. they're not going to the polls for her. >> who do they vote for? maybe stay home and not vote for the republican. >> this explains the rise of bernie sanders. so we spent a lot of time talking about the rise of donald trump and ted cruz. look. hillary clinton spent almost 30 years as a national figure, a national icon. right? and yet, she is now in a duel with a 74-year-old dishevelled socialist. >> let me play this. hillary loses. first thing i notice is how angry she is as she's speaking before the crowd. ed henry reported she was supposed to do a rope line. chelsea and bill supposed to speak. none of that happens. she races out in the middle of tom harkin's speech angry and

then sounds a transformation. she sounds more left wing than the socialist bernie sanders and by the way she almost sounds like howard dean. watch. >> i know we can create more good paying jobs and raise incomes for hard working americans again. i know that we can finish the job of universal health care coverage for every single man, woman and child. i know we can combat climate change and be the clean energy superpower of the 21st century. i know we can make college affordable and get student debt off the backs of young people. >> she sounds like bernie. she switched like a -- >> first of all, calling her angry is sexist. i just want to caution you. >> really? really? she looks angry. sounded angry. >> it sounded a lot like howard dean. i wonder if it was the same hall where you're screaming like that. why are you screaming? you have a microphone. it's amplified and shrieking

that way is an unpleasant -- it's audio and not sex. not talking gender. like maybe she needs like a rock n roller earphone. >> the reason to elevate the voice and speak is because, first of all, trying to be heard. all of the energy enthusiasm on the bernie sanders side and she thinks if she raises her voice she is heard or get the message across. the problem is not that the american people are democrats don't know who she is. it's that they do know who she is, sean. they're rejecting her. >> screaming gay rights, abortion, obamacare, no guns, free college, global warming. >> you know why? she came of age on the far left and saw her husband remake the party as a more moderate pragmatic party. that was her husband's party. what she is trying to navigate now is barack obama's party on the far left. >> i have a -- >> real quick. >> i think that bernie sanders is far left. i think ted cruz is far right and they're one-trick ponies and

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now, question. very important. you didn't really go all in in iowa. you kind of disputing it a little bit last week and you are focused on new hampshire. latest three polls have you at 8, 9 and 9. the last three polls. boston herald, cnn, u.s. mass lowell. thoughts? where are you and where do you think you will be and where do you need to be? >> yeah. we had a poll of arg yesterday and we were at 16. which felt pretty good. and we're running in second. i mean, most people acknowledge you take the advantage of the polls and we're up there in second place. and look, sean, i have had millions of dollars spent against me up here which confirms how we're doing. jeb and christie and apparently we hear rubio spent a lot of money hitting me up here. i will tell you we have a great ground game. i'm doing my 92nd town hall

meeting tonight and, you know, we feel very good about where we are and we have to do well in new hampshire but we are prepared to move to south carolina, nevada, to the michi. i mean, we have a -- >> you are in all the way? >> prepared to be able to move. yeah. >> in fairness, i have two other polls from thursday and this is not a long time ago. we are at 12 in the suffolk poll and nbc 11. you're probably right there at the double digit mark, 10, 12, somewhere in that area combined. and that would probably put you in third place if things hold where they are now. but you want to do better than that. >> well, we want to be a story coming out of here. it will be up to you, sean, to say the day after how you think we did. and we'll -- no. i'm serious. we'll sit down on the 10th and decide whether we've done well enough to be a story because then i'll be heard. i'm least known of all the mayor candidates. i am not a celebrity candidate. so therefore, i need to get some

oxygen and if we do well here, we've got many, many people across the country who are poised to jump in. and look. i mean, the message is really simple. i'm not only a guy fighting but i win. whether it's balancing the federal budget, reforming welfare, fixing ohio, cutting more taxes than any governor in the country, surpluses -- >> that's a good point. do you think that message -- i know your record because i covered you when you were the head of the budget committee in washington. that's how old i am but i covered your campaign in ohio. i watched you evolve as a candidate and you have that record. do you think it's gotten out there enough? >> well, in new hampshire it has. people know me now. we do these town halls and, you know, nationally, no. people still don't know me and that's why it's imperative we do well in new hampshire. i have said all along if we get smoked up here, i'm going back to ohio. i don't think that's going to

happen, sean. i've been telling you all along to creep up, creep up, creep up and begin to emerge. in a tight field like this with so many candidates, gordon humphrey the former u.s. senator says we have the best ground game he's seen in 40 years. the ground game, the town halls, the positive media, we are running a positive campaign. talking about the record. you know, i believe it's working here. but we are going to know in about six days. >> all right. governor, we appreciate it. we'll continue to allow you to use these air waves to get your story out and i think our audience needs to hear from all of you guys. very big primary. one week from tonight we'll know the answers. thank you. >> all right, sean. thank you. coming up, new jersey governor chris christie wrote off last night's iowa results and also focusing in heavily on new hampshire. governor christie is here to explain next. this and more tonight. ♪

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candidate new jersey governor chris christie earlier today, down playing the results of the iowa caucus and made it clear new hampshire is the place he's looking for a win. joining us now, governor chris christie. you did make a decision. you didn't spend money in iowa. like john kasich, you went all in in new hampshire. and some people don't know this. only 1.2% of the delegates were awarded last night but it gets the process started. you're happy with your decision. >> oh, yeah. i definitely am. i decided to go all in new hampshire. i went to iowa and campaigned in iowa to show respect for the process. but between the super pac that supported our campaign, we spent a half million dollars in iowa, jeb bush spent $15 million. and he got, you know 1% more than we did. >> boston herald, last four

polls has you at five, cnn, at eight. suffolk at six and nbc "wall street journal" at seven. where do you need to place in new hampshire for to you say okay, this is a viable campaign, we're going to south carolina, super tuesday, we're going all the way? >> i think i have to be the best governor in the race. >> the best governor in the race? why do you say that? >> because i think that there is going to be a governor in the final four. it will be trump and cruz and rubio and a governor in the final four. >> what did you think of the results otherwise last night? any surprises to you? >> none. none. i thought ted cruz was going to win. i thought media hysteria about donald trump, for me, when he skipped the debate, i said this is over. if he's not going to debate in des moines, he's not going to win this thing. then, the press started to

batter on ted cruz and there got to be a popular notion that ted cruz had blown it and was going to lose. i spent enough time in iowa to know ted cruz had the best organization in iowa and was going to win. so nothing shocking happened. marco rubio beat ben carson, congratulations. >> how do you excel? you're alt 8, 7, 6, and 5. how do you get there? >> can i remind you about the des moines register that was wrong by nine points? >> the polls were awful. they were wrong in 2000, 2012 and 2016. >> just off. and by the way they haven't been any better up here. this was supposed to be back in 2000, a close race between you

know john mccain and george w. bush. john mccain beat him by 19 points. in 2008 supposed to be a close race and it was not. so the fact is that these polls have never been that great. i don't think any of us know where we are and we're all bunched together. i think we have the best organization on the ground up here in new hampshire, too. we have done, you know over 40,000 doors in the past four weekends. >> governor we're going to see you up there. we're heading up to new hampshire ourselves. look forward, one week from tonight we'll have the answers. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, we need y ♪ ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship.

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tomorrow night, marco rubio will join us tomorrow night, 10:00 eastern. as always, thank you for being here and we'll see you back here tomorrow night. greta goes "on the record" right now. ♪ ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. and donald trump is speaking for the first time since last night's iowa caucus and his second place finish. just moments ago former massachusetts senator scott brown endorsed donald trump: before we get to our other news tonight, let's listen. >> i don't know -- i was talking to scott about this before. i don't know that it's appreciated really by the voters. i'm the only one on both sides that is self-funding. i'm putting up my own money. and i don't know that the voters appreciate it. when they go in to vote, i don't think they say, you know, i'm going to vote for trump because is he self-funding and he is not going to be influenced by lobbies and special interests.