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the candidates make the final pitches before the new hampshire primary. that's right. their final closing statement. "hannity" starts right here, right now. welcome to "hannity." tonight, trmp, ted cruz, marco rubio and many other 2016 candidates make the final pitches to you the voters before the new hampshire primary. we sent cameras to their locations. you're going to hear that only here on "hannity." first, new hampshire, the primary is just four days away and tonight we have brand new poll numbers out of the granite state and trump is out in front 30% of the vote. rubio comes in second in this poll at 17%. ted cruz in third with 15%. and then you have john kasich with 10% and jeb bush with 9%. you have a umass poll today finding trump with a strong lead at 34%. rubio in second with 15%. ted cruz a close third with 14%. coming up next kasich and bush

and according to a new arg poll, trump has a sizable lead with 36%. rubio in second with 15%. kasich 14%. and next are cruz and bush and chris christie. here with reaction from "the washington times" jon hu-- chars hurt and kimberly guilfoyle. looks like the granite state is holding strong for trump. >> trump's to lose. keep the momentum going. i don't think there's any chance that he is going to not deliver fully in new hampshire. especially after, you know, iowa. he did very well there. he got a tremendous amount of votes. i'm sure he would have wanted to beat ted cruz. now's your chance. beat them all. beat convincingly. he says he wants to win, be president, the nomination. that's how you do it. take it down. boom. new hampshire, south carolina, florida. and move on to the rest.

>> charles, seems to be a strategic shift by donald trump and as much as he's doing more retail politics, added more new hampshire events, seem to be building a ground game appare apparently missing in ence in ta primary, not a caucus. >> yeah. i think he's being a little bit more careful in new hampshire. i think what we're seeing is more of that -- the sort of lower key demeanor. like we saw with his concession speech out in iowa where we congratulated ted cruz but i think kimberly's exactly right. this is a must win state for him. the other thing that i think is kind of interesting from the polls is despite, you know, cruz's victory and ted cruz's victory in iowa doesn't seem to have done a lot to help him in new hampshire. new hampshire was already an uphill battle for him and the polls indicate it doesn't look like he makes a surprise upset

here and really complicate things for donald. >> kimberly, while this carson-trump-cruz battle went on this week, he's seemed to have left that behind and now seems more focused on the issues. >> right. hit it and quit it. move on and get focused on getting the votes. don't sleep at night if you don't have to. shake every hand in new hampshire you can. for sure retail politics and spend the bucks. spend the bucks for an effective ground game. we saw the proof's in the pudding. rubio, cruz did that and worked in iowa. we have a lot of other players trying to do very well. do or die time in new hampshire with kasich, with christie, with jeb bush and they're all putting it on the line. see it. rub rubio's hungry getting after it. he looks like he grew three inches. >> okay. as far as kasich and christie and jeb, how well do they have to do for them to continue? >> i think they know they have to place well. they want the coveted at least

third place spot to go forward. kasich own record saying if do well and blown away in new hampshire, you know, it is over for me. he has tremendous endorsements. chris christie with more town halls than anybody and spent the most days in new hampshire. this was really his game plan to begin with to hit the town halls hard and he's done that so let's see if it's able to resonate into a serious numbers for himment also, do not, do not count jeb bush out. >> really? >> yeah. >> why do you say that? >> he is investing money and time there, as well. i think he knows that he needs to do well there. we have seen kind of a bush big guns come out. i'm a huge fan of barbara bush. >> mom and w. >> absolutely. we have 43 campaigning for him and his mother. did a fantastic job on the morning shows today and this very likely. he's done well traditionally there in new hampshire. that's a huge asset and advantage for him. and also going forward for south carolina. >> charlie, one, two, three trump, rubio cruz, cruz --

whatever it happens to be, does that pretty much make this a three-person race an talking about 3% of the delegates? >> i think that i would go one step further than kimberly said and say it is absolutely make or break in new hampshire for jeb bush or kasich or for christie. they have to do well here. because going, you know, leaving out of here and going into these other states, they're very hostile to the campaign that is these guys are running. and i also agree with what kimberly said about jeb bush. if there's a time for him to break out, it is going to be now. >> but the polls show the guy that seems to be breaking out the most is kasich. >> yeah. >> at least from the poll numbers. historically, warning this audience that iowa polls are unreliable and can be off by a lot. i turned out to be right. >> it's a caucus. >> new hampshire polls are a little more reliable. >> but the thing about jeb bush is this. that he's run his entire campaign running away from his family's name.

he doesn't even have his family's name in his -- just jeb. and so, so he smartly realizes that it's now make or break now. he has no choice. so he's taken the campaign and completely turned it inside out and is doing the exact opposite of everything he's done. and we know how bad the first part was. this might -- i don't know. maybe it's worse? maybe it saves him. i don't know. probably smart to do the opposite of everything he's been doing so far. >> kg -- >> put it on the line now. really exciting. i think new hampshire's the big tell. you will see a few other people i think drop out after the results come in. we'll get down to the business of really selecting the best candidate to be the nominee. >> mur cnn, sanders plus 31. nbc, sanders plus 20. umass sanders plus 22. arg, sanders plus 16. wo and now nationally a poll came out 44-42. >> what does that tell you?

within the statistical margin of error. hillary clinton silent screaming inside? lighting, praying, do something. you need help. >> so does south carolina then become her firewall? right? >> there you go. you have to. can you imagine, especially with this close as the results were in iowa, my gosh, that was terrible for her. and now new hampshire, i mean, listen. unless something's crazy, she takes a beating there. >> i'm not convinced from my standpoint, charles, i give bernie sanders iowa. for a lot of different reasons. >> oh sure. >> six coin tosses. >> crazy. >> des moines register saying what happened monday night at the caucuses was a debacle. >> true. >> talking about so many inconsistencies. can't give the votes over at this point. seems like something corrupt. doesn't smell good. >> at the very, very least, even if bernie sanders in the end doesn't win this race, he can in

the primary he can point to the fact that he has totally defined the conversation and he's forced hillary to run so far to the left that once she gets out of this, if she gets out of this and assuming she's not arrested and goes into a general election -- >> assume? assuming a lot, though. she is not arrested. >> i know. i know. but she did win six of the coin tosses. >> i want the coin. >> they should put her in for the super bowl sunday. it's me again. i win. the coin camp. can't help her in new hampshire. that's for sure. >> put your legal legal hat on for a moment. you are a former prosecutor. we have identified to rudy giuliani, 16 potential felonies she may have committed and every single e-mail that's either top secret or special access program, s.a.p. classified,

higher than top secret, an individual felony count. >> correct. >> if there's criminal rempbl by the fbi and seems is going to come -- >> how could it not? >> how could it not? how could it not? and then goes to doj. this is the problem. it's get -- not supposed to and very likely, right, get leaked. we'll hear about it. making a recommendation for an indictment and don't pick that up, what an outrage and still so damaged from that. >> call me everything i hear about comey. i don't know him. straight shooter. willing to resign over the john ashcroft gonzalez issue. >> perhaps over this. all the u.s. attorneys i know said it's qualified, straight shooter, credible. a man with a lot of integrity. he's got to do the thing where justice is concerned and hopefully prevail. >> maybe you should be the attorney general. a republican administration, you could indict hillary. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> yeah, yeah.

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now back to "hannity." i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classifying it. agree with secretary powell saying that is absurdity. i have absolutely no concerns about it whatsoever. >> there is an open fbi investigation into this matter about how you may have handled classified material. are you 100% confident that nothing is going to come of this fbi investigation. >> i'm 100% confident. this is a security review that was qutd. it is being carried out.

it will be resolved. >> all right. hillary clinton at last night's democratic debate saying she is confident the fbi investigation into the private server will result in nothing. but that wasn't the only tense moment between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. take a look at just some of the fireworks. >> you being the self-proclaimed gatekeeper for progressivism, i don't know anyone else that fits that definition. >> instead of arguing about definitions let's talk about the -- >> you said it yesterday with your comments. honestly, senator sanders is the only person i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplifying the establishment. i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign carrying out in recent weeks and let's talk -- let's talk about the issues. let's talk about the issues. >> let's talk about -- >> that divide us. let's -- >> let us talk about issues. >> agree with campaign finance reform. i worked hard for mccain-fine

gold. i want to reverse citizened united. let's talk about issues. >> all right. let's talk about why in the 1990s wall street got deregulated. did it have anything to do with the fact that wall street provided -- spent billions of dollars on lobbying and campaign contributions? well, some people might think, yeah, that had some influence. >> all right. joining us now is cob sul about the matthew littman with us, bo dietl and former clinton pollster, fox news contributor doug schoen. the inspector general for the intelligence department, appointed by obama, confirmed by the democratic yort in the senate say that is they found dozens and dozens of -- >> right --. >> -- e-mails with s.a.p. classification. she said it's an outright lie.

it's just not true. >> sean, this is a real political and legal problem for her. >> it's a legal problem. this is the fbi. democratic inspector general. >> well, it's political and legal because it's legal implications and political im y implications for her candidacy and a clinton supporter as something that's very serious. we still don't know what the justice department will do. but i'm not 100% certain it will be resolved to her satisfaction. >> there's two care areas here. one is intentional doing it and one is negligence. >> the law doesn't matter. >> negligent with it, it's a crime. there's a lot of things on here i think with a lot of political contributions on these e-mails, a lot of good stuff there. when her husband the president i think it was over $110 million worth of speeches, ubs, he got $1.5 million for a speech for 15 minutes. this thing stinks. all she's about is one thing.

money. that clinton foundation. coming through canada. every one of these contributions are coming from countries that are not really favorable to the united states. >> let's go to mr. littman. you are up against the clinton machine. things got really personal. bill clinton accused the obama campaign, they played the race card on me and planned to do it from the beginning. there's bad blood. you have clinton going after poor bernie sanders with the artful smear comment. it almost seems like we are back in 2008, the front-runner is losing to an insurging candidate. in this case, it's a 74-year-old socialist from vermont. doesn't get any worse, mr. littman than that. >> from brooklyn. look. in the democratic party, the one thing that's shown over time, liberals like an underdog and in bernie sanders' case, promising

free health care. basically free college. >> free, free. >> basically eat pizza for lunch every day and not get fat and date -- >> she sounded like bernie on steroids. >> no. i don't agree with that. >> i'll play it for you. >> you're asking -- >> she makes a list of every single leftist thing that she can offer for free. let's roll that tape. >> 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. >> the only thing -- the only

thing missing is dean scream. angry and more left wing than bernie. that is not her. >> sean, you said everything was free. she said nothing in there that was free. >> okay. >> more clean energy jobs. >> you didn't hear the same thing i did. bo? >> starting to see the real hillary clinton. some of my secret service friends tell me about little episodes that happened in the white house with president bill there and this is the lady that you're starting the see right n >> this is what i love. bo gets the real story. >> $15 million from wall street. now she hates wall street. she will say and she will do anything to get that nomination. >> i agree with you. >> she's a liar and that's the facts. >> she's a liar in your terms but -- >> the people see her. >> don't you feel that, sean? >> i do. she will lose. unelectable candidate for your side. let's give you an example. >> you don't think the justice department will do anything as i don't. >> i think -- here's what i think it will go down. a criminal rempbl.

i think that the justice department will resist. i think comey will resign. other fbi people will resign. they'll leak the entire, you know, list of evidence and she is unelectable. that's what i think. let's go to the issue of duplici duplicity. answering the question, $675,000 for 3 speeches to gold man sax. let's play the answer. >> one of the things that senator sanders points to you and critics is three speeches for goldman sachs, paid $675,000 for 3 speeches. was that a mistake? was that a bad error in judgment? >> i made speeches to lots of groups. i told them what i thought. i answered questions. >> did you have to be paid $675,000? >> well, i don't know. that's what they offered. so -- you know, every secretary of state that i know has done that. >> but that's you. not running for an office again. you must have known. >> to be honest, i wasn't -- i wasn't committed to running. i didn't -- i didn't know

whether i was -- >> you didn't think you would run for president? >> i didn't. >> just like the clinton foundation. won't criticize saudi arabia and buy her silence on the abuse of women. same thing. >> you see, i think unless we're close to the saudis, sean, to combat iran, we have a real problem. but what she's not doing -- >> she took money from the saudis and won't criticize they can't leave the house without a male relative. >> not working with them -- >> that's not the same as taking their money and not speaking out about their human rights failures. >> also give them a lot of money for defense. >> no. hillary gained money for the foundation. you're missing the point. >> she is using it to help women. >> let's make sure. matt, dwropt leave you out here. and she's -- >> thank you. >> she is hugging barack obama. like she's trying to wrap herself around. you know why? i think she wants barack obama to use his influence with loretta lynch and not push for an indictment which every other

american would get. >> sean, i'm shocked that you feel that way. i don't agree with you. i'm sure that surprises you, too. >> i'm stunned. >> on the issue of speaking fees and wall street, i 'm a speechwriter and writing speeches for a lot of people, speaking to corporations. that's a whole big business. >> how many get $225,000 a speech? >> i could tell you. >> how many? >> i can't tell you who get it is fees. >> who? >> you would be surprised. >> how many get $225 thousand dollars? >> sean penn or george clooney or kevin spacey. you have to -- >> what? >> it is true. they get -- it is true. they get paid to speak about their experiences and leadership. >> people buy her influence. this is the clinton foundation issue is about. >> right. >> not buying the influence. >> yes, they are. >> absolutely they are. with ubs -- >> no. just giving speeches. >> how do you explain clinton $1.5 million from ubs and all of a sudden they give them a fine, the bank accounts of being

hidden over there. all the things set up and money floats into the clinton foundation. you've got criminal people involved there. and then you got that guy -- who was that guy that the -- he was a billionaire. he stole -- selling arms and then all of a sudden he pardoned -- >> mark rich. >> all part of that. the clintons will come home to roost. >> chickens will come home to roost. >> will be the nominee and given the dysfunction on the republican side as much chance to be elected as anybody. >> wow. all right. thank you for being us. >> i agree. i agree with that. >> god help us all. coming up next tonight on this busy news night right here on "hannity" -- >> this guy ted cruz, ted cruz goes out. you talk about liars. >> donald trump is very rattled right now. >> all right. this week donald trump, senator ted cruz sharpened attacks against each other and hillary clinton continued to lose to a 74-year-old crotchy socialist of vermont. we'll check in with tucker

carlson and leslie marshall and also debate the question of who won the week in politics. that's coming up. and later tonight -- >> if i'm president, we will indeed make america great again. >> i will unite the conservative movement. i will grow the conservative movement. and we'll win this election. >> if you're fed up with washington cronyism, i ask for your support. >> all right. coming up, hannity exclusive, all the 2016 candidates the make their final pitches to you the voters before next week's primary. we gave them 60 to 90 seconds. this and more straight ahead tonight on "hannity."

welcome back to "hannity." very interesting week in the 2016 presidential race and the republican side, you have senator ted cruz, he won the iowa gop caucuses. and war of words with donald

trump, of course, escalated. hillary clinton i would argue lost to bernie sanders in way and struggled to answer many questions in a democratic town hall and debate so who won the week? 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. no. because -- >> he was expected to come in third. >> i told you this before. i my marco rubio is going to win new hampshire and i am a democrat that doesn't want this guy to win or be the nominee because i think he's the toughest to beat. i think marco rubio's the guy to watch. new hampshire voters are very different than iowa voters. >> all right. i got it. >> not evangelicals. more moderate. very different and i think going for marco rubio. >> i agree but for different reasons. bernie lost iowa because of the north korean coin toss and won the argument.

completely defined what it is to be a democrat in 2016. hillary's not setting the terms of the debate. you saw the debate the other night. he is. she is trying to become the socialist that he's been for 30 years and he is totally in charge of the democratic party right now. amazingly enough. it must be frustrating to see the man coming in third declared the winner but he is in one sense. the donor class swung behind him and really obvious i think if it isn't already and conservative establishment, republican blshment in washington decided he's the only acceptable candidate. we'll see what the voters think of that but his iowa performance really did elevate him to that in their eyes. >> i think the person with the worst moment of the week is hillary. let me tell you why. go back and remember there was a guy supposed to win iowa. howard dean and when he lost he had a meltdown. you may remember this. >> not only are we going to new hampshire, tom harkin, we are going to south carolina and

oklahoma and arizona and north dakota and new mexico! we're going to california and texas and new york! and we're going to south dakota and oregon and michigan and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house! yeah! >> now, he's laughing, happy. hillary was not happen we the results and as ed henry reported, she was supposed to be introduced by chelsea and bill and then comes out in the middle of a tom harkin speech. there she is. no rope line. no introduction. and her howard dean moment. angry and she shoots all the way to the left. watch this. >> 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. >> i think that's a disaster. it's going to come back political politically, tucker, to hurt her in a general election because she sounds more liberal, socialist than bernie and the anger issue, already not likable. >> the whole point of the hillary candidacy is reasonable, been around. she's liberal but she's not crazy. she didn't honeymoon in the soviet union and then all of a sudden aping bernie sanders because she's weak, totally afraid. bernie sanders raised more money this past week than she did. i don't think he's the nominee and how easy to rattle hillary clinton. much more brittle, fragile than we imagined she was. that's the real lesson i think. >> the fact that you don't see this, in the light that i do, leslie, means that i think you just not seeing hillary.

60-some odd percent of americans don't like her, don't think she's honest and trustworthy. how do you win with that? >> if you look at the national polls, not talking quinnipiac who seems to have a love affair with senator sanders, she has a healthy lead -- >> poll today 44-42. >> that's -- i'm talking about quinnipiac. that's the only poll. if you look at real clear politics, which you like -- >> caught up big time this week. >> she has a chance to beat the other gop candidates. it's funny you say you can't see it the way i do. i don't see it as crazy. i see that as passion. >> passion? >> not anger. that's excitement. rallying -- >> excitement? >> no. i see her being -- excited passionate, rallying the troops, rallying her base. >> scared to death of a socialist and she now had to push herself further to the

left, tucker, did it out of frustration because she didn't perform well in iowa. >> frustration and terror. i mean, hillary if you think about it for a second has only won two elections. both totally inside jobs in an overwhelmingly democratic state, new york. she lined up support from the people who run the party and she was sort of guided through election day. there's no evidence at all that she's good at this. by the way, i don't think she's bad at everything but terrible at running for office. she doesn't have deep and firm beliefs and on display trying to run. >> add to that the unlikability factor, aed to that people feel she's a liar, not trustworthy and add ager in a speech and then she's moving real hard left, i don't think that plays well in a general election. but, leslie, i'll take your comments on face value and i know you love her. thank you, guys, for being with us. appreciate it. all right. super bowl predictions, quick. who do you like? quick, leslie, pick.

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their final pitch to you the voters, especially in the granite state. this is something you'll only see right here on "hannity." here's part one. >> my theme is make america great again. we're losing with china, with mexico, with japan on trade. everybody's beating us. billions and billions of dollars is gone. we have people that don't know what they're doing. we have a president that doesn't know what he's doing. our military is being depleted. our veterans aren't taken care of. our borders are open and people are pouring through like water. we can't continue to do things like this. obamacare is a disaster. it's got to be repealed and replaced. i'll do that immediately. we have to preserve our second amendment. we have to get rid of common core. the's so many things to do but we're going to do them. if i'm president, we will, indeed, make america great again. >> hi, this is marco rubio here

in new hampshire. next tuesday, you have an important decision to make. this election is not just a choice of parties or nominees. this is referendum on our nation and people. this is a greatest country in the history of the world. we cannot lose this election, we cannot lose to bernie sanders or hillary clinton. we have to win. if i'm our nominee we will win. i'll unite the conservative movement. i'll grow the conservative movement. and we'll win this election. and then begin the hard work of turning this great country around. that's why this tuesday i'm asking you for your vote to that together we can leave for our children what our parents left us, the single greatest nation in the history of mankind. thank you for listening. i'll see you tuesday night in new hampshire. >> iowa shocked. pundits said we would lose. the grassroots won a stunning

victory. in iowa, i campaigned openly against the methanol mandate, something everyone said was political suicide and the people of iowa said the country is more important. to the people of new hampshire and south carolina, if you're fed up with washington cronyism, i ask for your support. if you want a president to repeal obamacare, ask who led the fight against obamacare. if you want a president who will stop amnesty, ask who led the fight against the rubio-schumer amnesty deal f. you want a president who will defend the second amendment, ask who led the fight against obama's assault on the right to keep and bear arms. i have defended the constitution and if we stand together we can and will restore america. >> i've been a leader that's balanced budgets, cut taxes, and raised an opportunity for everybody to succeed. in other words, build a strong

economy and make sure we leave no one behind and i've been able to do it working both with republicans and democrats to bring people together to lift our country. you know, at the end of the day we may be republicans and democrats. but at the end, we're americans and working together we can solve our most vexing problems and renew the spirit of america. >> and coming up next, right here tonight on "hannity." -- >> voters can decide. i have detailed plan to do just that. >> citizens, it's time to take our country back. >> in the a politician. i'm not going to do the things the way politicians do. >> we'll have more of the candidates and their final pitches before the very important new hampshire primary. you'll only see their pitches right here on "hannity." 85% of men say eating right helps prepare them for a healthy future. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients ... ...from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and magnesium to help support healthy blood pressure.

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. welcome back to "hannity" here is part two of our exclusive, final pitches before the new hampshire primary. >> tuesday night, voters will be able to decide who can keep them safer, stronger and freer. i have detailed plans to do just that and a proven record they can count on, cutting tachs, reforming our schools, of regulating, deregulating our economy.

we need to bring that philosophy to washington, d.c. we can do this. we can have rising income for the middle class again, it's going to require a proven leader that can take on the culture of washington to fix those things so our economy can rise up, we need someone with a steady hand to be commander in chief so we can destroy isis and keep us safe. >> voters of new hampshire, citizens of the great nation, your power is being taken from you day after day, after day. by government that no longer serves you, by a professional political class that no longer responds to you. citizens, it's time to take our country back. that is why i'm running for president. i have laid out a blueprint of the most important things we need to do together to restore a citizen government, to force our government to work for those of us who pay for it. this country has always been a

nation of limitless possibilities. it needs to be so, again, so stand with me, fight with me. don't sit down and be quiet and settle for what we're settling for now. it's time to take our country back. >> i'm delighted to be in new hampshire. i've been here i think 14 or 15 times. some people say no. you have to be there 50 or 60 times. but you know, i think the people of new hampshire are pretty smart from what i've seen in my conversations with them. they have the ability to listen to the times i've been here, go to my website, bencarson.com, i think i have more policy than anyone. i'll be here as much as possible, looking forward to the debate. the reason i hope people will vote for me is because i'm not a politician. and i'm not going to do the things the way politicians do. i don't accept money from special interests and i don't

accept money from billionaires that want to influence things. it's going to be different, but that is what we need now. >> i'm jim gillmore, republican president for president of the united states. it's time to consider who has the credentials to be the president of the united states and the commander in chief. i'm the former governor of virginia, former attorney general and chairman of the national commission on terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. i was the governor during the september 11th attack. i'm the only veteran in this race, someone with military experience that cares about the rights of veterans and the reform necessary to look after veterans in this country and i know what to do in order to achieve that. i'm and on the board of the national rifle association and i stand strongly for the rights of people in the second amendment to keep and bear arms and the real credentials i have to support the united states from

radical islamism around the world, i have the experience and program to keep america safe and do what is necessary to be the real commander in chief and a real president, not just for everybody else, but the people of the united states. i'm not a candidate throwing insults back and forth. i want to serve you as president of the united states. >> the candidates in their own words. when we come back, we need your help, our question of the day is next. [ salesman ] congrats on the new car.

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time for our question of the day. which candidate do you think made the best final pitch? go to facebook.com/seanhannity and let us know what you think. monday night, 10:00 eastern, we'll be live and we'll have donald trump, ted cruz and marco rubio, that is monday night, 10:00 eastern from new hampshire. that is all the time we have left this weekend.

have a great super bowl weekend, i'm pulling for peyton manning. this may be his last game. thanks for being with us, we'll see you monday from new hampshire. 51% no. good night from washington, d.c. o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. because they left you down and they left. >> donald trump dropping the f bomb on the the campaign trail even as new polling shows him continuing to lead the republican pac. he will be here tonight. >> i hope youzt guys ask him some questions. >> marco rubio doing well in the new polling, so now he is being scrutinized. we will talk to governor christie about that. >> are you a 100 percent confident that nothing is going to come of this fbi investigation? >> i'm 100 percent confident. this is a