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learned that doesn't work out very well, even on trade. we'll be starting that. they know that. they're ready for it. we made a good deal with japan. we'll do a more come prehenceive deal. we're taking in $40 billion from japan. nobody expected. we've done great on trade. it will have a tremendous impact. the virus we're talking about. a lot of people think that goes away in april as the heat comes in. typically that will go away in april. we're in great shape, though. we have 12 cases. 11 cases and many of them are in good shape now. >> we have the president at the 2020 white house business session with our nation's governors and the president we know will be leaving for new hampshire later on for his rally there. but today he is talking the economy. you just heard him wrapping up

comments there, though, on the spread of the coronavirus talking about the conversation he had with china's president and saying looking former to a warmer season, the spring season coming in. the heat usually knocks these things out in terms of that virus. it has been extremely deadly with the numbers popping up in china today as reported by the world health organization up above 900 deaths now and tens of thousands of cases. the who has been saying today in some statements and recent days they weren't certain thatt certain that the numbers are correct that they were getting out of china. so they are working on that portion. the w.h.o. has sent a small team there, but the request from the cdc to go there have not been accepted yet by china. the president today, there are the white house at that summit with governors. is that makes news, of course we will bring more today ad of his trip to new hampshire. meanwhile, 2020 democrats making

their final pitch to voters as we are now just 24 hours away from the high-stakes new hampshire primary. a big test for the party after last week's debacle in iowa and the caucuses there. tomorrow's primary likely to make or break many campaigns. and potentially solidify a front runner. 2020 democrats sounding familiar themes as they barnstorm the first in the nation's primary states. watch. >> we need to face this fight with donald trump as a unified party with a good, solid set of principles. >> america's character is on the ballot. the character of the people running is on the ballot. folks, we've got to take this country back in a bad, bad way. >> we are going to finally do what presidents have talked about for a very long time. guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child.

>> here we are, 48 hours away from when polls close in new hampshire. a historic night that will help set the course for the party, for the country, and no pressure, but for the rest of the world. >> harris: take a look at this, it's the latest "boston globe" poll showing bernie sanders in the lead with 27% of the vote. pete buttigieg at 19%. >> [humming "taps"] >> kennedy: that's taps for joe biden. >> harris: amy klobuchar dimaggio third, elizabeth warren, joe biden tied for fourth place. we are about to get into it. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. melissa francis today, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat come all the way from the ivory coast, the host of the next revolution, steve hilton. whwho is "outnumbered" today.

>> steve: true, i'm here. >> harris: let's start with where kennedy was. she was singing the memorial service of taps for joe biden. but what happened to pete buttigieg and all of this? did he get the bump he was expecting out of iowa? they declared today that he won. >> steve: he got the most delegates. i also feel very sad about joe biden. we've taken to do something called the joe biden comedy segment. every single week he seems to provide some material for our general amusement. >> dagen: that's coming up later in the show. >> steve: i want them to see in the race we can keep more of that material going. i think it's unexpected that the collapse happened so quickly for biden. i thought he would do a bit better earlier. with pete buttigieg, he put a lot of effort into iowa. >> harris: and it was the neighboring state. >> steve: but they've been organizing there, it's all about getting people out. he seems to have done that well. when you look at all of them they are back-to-back, the overwhelming impression i get is that is not -- >> melissa: you no know who is

not surprised? barack obama. he didn't endorse him really. he's in the background when joe is thinking about running. deval patrick, he sent him out into the fray. the obama's are sitting there saying to themselves, "we knew this was going to happen with joe biden." >> harris: speaking of which, i love how you title that together. can we take a look at joe biden going after censure when he says he is not barack obama? watch. >> this guy is not barack obama. >> he's right, i'm not. neither is he. neither are any of us. this isn't 2008. this is 2020. >> clap back. >> there is a joe biden ad attacking pete buttigieg where biden is sticking up for him, helping pass the affordable care act. he negotiated the iran nuclear deal. but i will say this to joe biden, be careful. as a senator you also voted for

the '94 crime bill, for the appeal leading up to the collapse in the housing market, and the iraq war. there's a lot to go after if you are a democrat. pete buttigieg actually is in the sweet spot here, because all he has to do at the moment is, one, not act like a communist. socialist, he wants to take away your private health insurance. do not act like a career politician who has passed his cell-by date. >> harris: break in the top three coming out of new hampshire historically, you haven't seen a nominee go forth if they weren't in the top three of iowa and new hampshire. i don't know, kennedy. everything just seems different now. do you even need to look back? i know that pete buttigieg will get 14 delegates out of iowa, and sanders will get 12, but it doesn't seem to have the same oomph. >> kennedy: in the past it's very comforting but also very

useless. we have learned that we can't trust polling, and also voters may not have made up their min minds. they are going to go democrat or republican. there was an article, maybe the swing voter is dead. that is just a mess. and now you have people who they love bernie sanders, they love his character, his authenticity, all the stuff we've talked about, but the one thing voters say about mayor pete over and over is that he's unflappable. he doesn't really get flustered. >> harris: he was there with joe biden. >> kennedy: he could be the youngest president ever. >> melissa: the youngest president before this was 42. it's interesting, not to make a lot out of age, but bloomberg and biden are both 77. >> steve: each of these candidates, the reason they are all in such a panic, you had james carville last week -- the clinton grew -- kept coming out of these extremely strong remarks. you can see every one of those candidates has a major defect of one kind or another. >> harris: i want to get to

this real quickly, bernie sanders on his democratic socialist label. let's watch. >> in many respects, we are a socialist society today. we have a huge budget, puts money into all areas. donald trump, before he was president, is a part of hiprivate businessperson. received tax breaks and subsidies to build luxury housing in new york. what does that mean, when the government gives you $800 million in tax breaks and subsidies? >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: it means that we have a federal government that is way too big. spending way too much money into many areas, and if you have a candidate who comes forward like pete buttigieg has kind of been doing, saying that you have two look at our deficits. we have to look at a more controlled, restrained spending. because corporate welfare is as bad as any kind of welfare. >> melissa: when they talk about -- that it was given to his company?

no. tax breaks are when you are allowed to keep your hard-earned money as opposed to the government confiscating it from you. they didn't give anybody the money that is going back to them. you are keeping what you are end. >> harris: can pete buttigieg get republican votes at this point? >> kennedy: at this point, sure. pete buttigieg can do anything. but we are still very much in a primary we have two cotribes that are company separate. the republican tribe is settle and bring into the money. democrats are vaped don't like frustrated. to see his point, they need a -- they need a little from here. with bernie's heart and joe's fingers. [laughter] >> dagen: we are reading too much into these early contests. he mentioned james carville, robert wolf says, "this is not '08 or '16 with a two-person race. bill clinton lost iowa, new hampshire, and told of the first 15 contests." >> harris: you can't look at that top three coming out of here is the only history.

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>> melissa: president trump gearing up for a rally tonight in new hampshire just one day before the first in the nation presidential primary. the president tweeting that he wants to shake up the dems a little bit. "they have a really boring deal going on. still waiting for the iowa results. votes were fried, big crowds in manchester." in the wake of the iowa caucus disaster, a republican operative told politico the president is well-positioned heading into november saying, "the campaign doesn't have to do anything but step back and watch the democrats demolish themselves." this is like a dream scenario. if you had asked me at the beginning of all of this which democrats would be the weakest to run against from the moderate and progressive lanes, the answers would have been buttigieg and bernie." steve, what do you think about that? i don't agree with that because politics now is about narrow

passion. trump's supporters are so passionate, bernie's supporters are really passionate. >> steve: i totally disagree with everything. >> harris: [laughs] >> steve: whoever that operative is pay the energy and that bringing movements, that is real. i went to one of his events in iowa, when i was there less we can. it's really something. with pete buttigieg, look, there's something interesting about that. you can imagine and inspiring people. i think it's ridiculous to underestimate them. it's true that right now the democrats look like they are demolishing themselves. that's all great, but you can't get complacent about it. the bit i really disagree with in that comment was that you have to sit back and leave it to the democrats to self-destruct. no, there's a couple of really important things that have to happen. first of all, the fundamental -- especially the economy -- have to continue to be going in the . right now one of the reasons i think people are feeling so confident about reelection is that the country is in good

shape. the economy is doing so well. people are feeling that. as well as that, you've got to have a message that brings people in. that's why last week was so great for president trump, starting with the super bowl. that ad bringing people in on the super bowl, the state of the union emphasizing the different parts of his message that we haven't seen so much of, that is really important. they've got to really push that. i think they will. the idea that they have to sit back -- >> harris: you talked about the economy, according to the rnc, trump campaign, the joint fund-raising committee, the rate in $117 million off online fund-raising efforts opposing the impeachment of president trump. he seems to be set up right now. i always worry -- there's a million years between now and the election, right? any time you say somebody has a clear run at it or things are dissolving -- >> harris: i know one thing, there are million new cycles between now and then. >> melissa: at least. >> harris: i've done a drill down that of traveling on the

demographics of voters, and why pete buttigieg -- although sanders today, and some polling, has jumped ahead -- way he could conceivably do well in that state. university of new hampshire, school of public policy, printed something i thought really stuck out. they have a high rate of turnover in their population. just to give you an idea, five years, in the past five years, 244,000 people have moved into new hampshire's state and economy. 214,000 have left. the people who are coming in are decidedly much younger and much more culturally and racially diverse population. the new hampshire population is really aging. that plays a role. they are looking for what barack obama described years ago with hillary clinton, the need for new car smell. as you head into this primary, i'm wondering if republicans don't take advantage to that. that's what a rally does, you get to bring some young people out. >> melissa: you bring the young people out, also you don't want to discount mike bloomberg. if you're not from here, you might not realize that he was a

lifelong democrat. he became a republican at the left second in order to run for mayor, then he lobbied to change the term limit. he was a 3-term mayor, which was against the rules when he came to office. you got to watch that man. >> kennedy: and he spent millions of dollars in order to secure that third term, so he is no stranger to this. i've been saying all along that if this were a republican who had already spent $300 million, we are only on our second primary, our second early voting state. voters, especially democrats, would lose their minds. i do think you are right that there is a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of youth on mayor pete's side, but people like my mom really like him. he's practical, he's more moderate, he makes sense, he doesn't give into these emotional arguments. that's what's driving the sanders support is. i wish i had a can of it. >> melissa: dagen, real quick? >> dagen: i don't think there's any good licensee. we read in the beginning, the g.o.p. operative, it's just

playing head games and mind games with the competition. whatever they are going to talk about, you can't take it literally, i don't think. mayor pete is looking down the road, he is launching a 6-figure digital ad buy in counties that flipped from barack obama to donald trump in 2016. seven states. wisconsin, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, maine, north carolina, and virginia. maybe that's his own head game. "i'm already looking toward winning this nomination and taking on donald trump." >> melissa: meanwhile, the corona virus outbreak seeing its deadliest day yet, the staggering numbers. plus, newark police calling it a targeted attack. two cops wounded in separate shootings. what we know about the suspect, as president trump says democrats' leadership is to blame. speak of this is not a crime gone bad. this is not a liquor store robbery interrupted that a tragedy erupts from.

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>> harris: we are awaiting the first court appearance of the suspected gunman accused of ambushing new york city police officers into coke separate attacks over the weekend. alex hogan's love for us in the bronx with details. alex? >> harris, that's right. just within the next two hours we are set to see 45-year-old robert william. he is accused of shooting two different police officers, so he has a charge of attempted murder. both of these officers shot within 12 hours. within a day of each other, now both are going hom home. take a look at the video we have, just moments ago, one of those officers leaving the middle don't like lincoln medical center after a gunshot wound to the left arm on sunday morning. it was around 8:00 a.m. yesterday when gunfire rang out in the 41st precinct.

william stands accused of barging in the firing at officers at close range. police say after running out of bullets he gave up his weapon and laid down. the night before, only blocks away, two police officers came under fire after sitting in their patrol event. one officer was shot in the neck and chin but was released from the lincoln medical center yesterday. the president of the police union said officers are now the targets. >> they are coming after us. the first thing i thought when i got this call, "another cop was shot 12 hours later?" they are hunting us. >> fears heighten, he says, after baylor form that went into effect in january. the bill prevents judges from setting bail for certain nonviolent crimes. supporters of the bill say bail reform will level the playing field for people from different socioeconomic backgrounds, especially for those unable to pay bail. frustration on both sides of

that argument. again, both officers are expected to be okay, and despite this murder charge that he will face when he comes here, he was supposed to be in court here today anyway for a dui charge he had. so today we are learning though the judge will hear all of those charges at once. harris? >> harris: thank you very much. meanwhile, president trump going after top new york democrats. governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio. he tweeted this. "i grew up in new york city, and over many years got to watch how great new york city's finest are now because of weak leadership at governor and mayor. stand away, water thrown at them, regulations, and lack of support. our wonderful new york police are under assault her and stop this now x and i" governor cuomo's camp pushing back, staying this is a low blow even from the president who has been feuding with the governor and de blasio.

and the mayor not holding back. "our city is hurting now. the only appropriate responses thoughts, prayers, and solidarity with our officers. this is no time for division." >> melissa: he should take his own advice. >> steve: for goodness' sakes. what do they say when it's an incident of gun violence can make "you can't just do thoughts and prayers!" now it's time to get in the policy or commit over guns. it's simply appropriate here. what you are seeing here in new york and elsewhere throughout the country, and a california where i live, is a ruling-back of successful crime-fighting policies that stood firmly by the police. empowered them to take action, particularly on what used to be called low-level crime. that's going in reverse. it's leading to an increase in crime, after many years when it's gone down. if you are the mayor of a city, the first thing you have to do, your top priority is the people who live there. you've got to be with the police. yes, you can work with them to

reform their practices and make them more efficient, save money, that's all great. but you can't exhibit attitude that is antipolice. that is what de blasio has been doing practically since the moment he got there. i think it is just -- you reap what you sow. that's what we are getting now. >> harris: we saw a slippery slope and reported on fox news, the officers that have the buckets of water thrown at them. and that it just sort of kept escalating with people surrounding officers in pennsylvania and philly, at that hostage situation they were pelting the police officers who responded to that, from behind. technically an ambush. >> kennedy: i don't understand how they are signing up new recruits. it's very difficult in this environment. i look at this, and what it's expected not only police officers across the country but also here in new york city where you are not just community policing, it's a counterterrorism operation and you have to keep crime down. you have to keep up the perception that new york city is a safe and wonderful place to go so businesses here thrive and

don't shatter their doors. unfortunately that's not happening. when we talk about not politicizing the situation, mayor de blasio has reached out t to the federal government for help with homelessness. are you going to tell me now that the way cops are treated, that is a federal problem? at some point he's got to take responsibility. he is in charge of the police force. >> harris: i want to get to this, one top nypd official warning officers to keep a low profile. "if you are utilizing public transportation, do not wear your uniform or other items bearing the department name or logo. if you are driving your personal vehicle or parking on a public street, do not place any agency identifiers in view, as this may result in vandalism to your vehicle." i see you shaking your head, melissa. >> melissa: i mean, that's amazing. keep a low profile? the job of police exactly the opposite. when they are being advised to do this and they live in a city where that's necessary, you see exactly what's wrong. it starts with the low-level

crime. that they say isn't a crime and should be punished. whether it's vagrants in the subway, or in starbucks, chasing people out, it ends up escalating to violence. people being shoved in front of subway cars. all these things start small and get more and more out of control, which is the place we are at, dagen, right? >> dagen: i get her, i come to work at about 3:00 in the morning and i get harassed regularly. if i go outside in the middle of the night, i'm harassed. you know what? even if somebody lays a hand on you, if somebody punches you in the face, there is no bail. they get written a ticket and they are right back on the street. so what position are our police officers put in? what position are the citizens here in new york city and new york state? no cash bail for misdemeanors or nonviolent felonies. you can rob the local drugstore and get a little appearance to get anywhere right back out on the street. crime in new york city is spiking. the beginning of this year in the first few weeks, crime

increased, serious crime, in 5 of 7 categories. robberies, auto thefts, shooting incidents, all skyrocketing. >> harris: brings it back to the point kennedy was making. >> dagen: you know will happen? vigilante justice, you have the rise of organized crime because shopkeepers -- >> harris: something we can't turn a blind eye to him, that is the morale in our police department. particularly in the nypd where they have had suicide after suicide in those precincts. >> dagen: just one job -- >> harris: over the summer we saw a spike in that. >> dagen: there is one job of government, to protect the citizens and protect those in law enforcement. and this government isn't doing it. >> harris: all right, let's move on. joe biden's campaign fighting for survival in new hampshire. at least according to the polling. the former vp is raising some eyebrows not over his response to a voter who asked him about his fourth-place showing in iowa. ouch! that hurt! that exchange, and the effect,

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>> kennedy: 2020, and the house democrat joe biden facing growing questions over his electability. that was the harmonic of his campaign after his latest i broke raising comment to a voter in new hampshire. the college student was asking the former vp how he can remain competitive in the race, pointing to his fourth-place i will finish grade biden responding with this. >> it's a good question. it number one, i was a democratic caucus. you ever been to a caucus? no, you haven't. you are a lying, dogface pony soldier. you said you are, now you've got to be honest. i'm going to be honest with you. it was a little bit confusing in iowa. >> melissa: he is confused. >> harris: well said, that's really ratcheting up support frr confused face there. the campaign says the phrases from a john wayne movie, and

that he's used it before. this coming just two months after he called and i will voter a "damn liar," and told a climate activist to go vote for someone else pray this is a great strategy. how would you describe it? >> melissa: screaming "liar" at people who have come out to see you in person at a primary does not seem like a strong strategy. i'm going to need to see the clip of film where somebody says "dogface pony whatever," those are words that don't go together in it and an insult or sentence.i don't kd possibly be. make a drawing for that possibly. i don't know, i think he's confused. if you go back and watch in isolation his closing statements at every debate, they are also words that don't go together in a sentence. it's just a bunch of jumbled words that mean nothing. it struck me as the same thing. i don't know. >> kennedy: i think you're right. you know, steve, we saw the "no

malarkey," every voter was just struck by the strength and direction -- you know exactly what the vice president was running on when you see the "no malarkey express." >> steve: [laughs] it's so funny. it's hard to imagine, pointing to a cavity that's worse than eloquent and fair they've got it, they've got joe biden. he is so bad at this. it's also hilarious when they mocked him, as we should. "don't be mean, don't be cruel?" no, he put himself out there. he's the one who said, "i'm ready to be president." as you said, he doesn't know what he's talking about. he's losing it, he' it's very obvious part of the other week -- >> dagen: "look, here's the deal." i go back and watch those clips over and over again. >> kennedy: "stand up, chuck." >> steve: the everyday, his biggest vulnerability, that he's too old, he's losing it. talking about his

vice presidential pick, he literally said it's got to be somebody ready to take over "i'm fit and everything but you neve" [laughter] >> kennedy: those are the phrases that will resonate when people are finally voting. "you know what? he told me not to vote for him, that he is so old he might die. ">> melissa: democrat say he's always been like this and that's what people love about him. he's authentic, he's uncle joe. they say this is his strength. >> dagen: i said this before he even declared his candidacy, he is undisciplined, a bad fund-raiser. to quote ed rollins, he's got "a glass jaw." he can't take a punch. it's the worst possible recipe, if you want to run for the highest office in the land. by the way, i did a little research, it seems like this line that he used -- what is it again? "dogface --" >> kennedy:

"lying, dog faced pony soldier!" >> dagen: it's a combination of a tyrone power movie, and a john wayne movie. he is quoting a movie from the late upon your 40s or early '50s." >> kennedy: remember when bob dole was eviscerated for calling the l.a. dodgers the brooklyn dodgers can make it feels like that with interest income as our reporters are up in new hampshire talking to people who people who move away from joe biden, who would they go for next, the toss-up seems to be between buttigieg and amy klobuchar. that's interesting, that she is the one he was kind of picking up some of the strengths as folks don't want to go socialist, and they are looking for somebody else. maybe moderate. >> kennedy: you brought up the point about barack obama sitting on the sidelines. and we hear that the former president will come out against bernie sanders. but it's like, why so little so late? horrible instincts.

>> steve: that word, "moderate," they have all gone so far left. it's not the right way to describe it. >> harris: let's get to some breaking news i've been working where that conversation was going on. police say at least three people have been shot inside of a walmart in eastern arkansas. forrest city, arkansas. the shooting was reported about 80 miles east of little rock. forrest city police dispatcher telling the associated press that three people shot inside that walmart. she does not have the extent of their injuries. what you are taking a look at now is a regional one hospital. that's in memphis, that's where we are told the victims have been taken at this hour. the dispatcher also saying she didn't know whether a suspect had been detained. the other i'm saying in eastern arkansas is saying disorders haven't done one or two things, arrested or t the situation contained in terms of suspects, and they are working to actually secure thatt

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>> melissa: fox news alert, a team of experts from the world health organization reportedly arriving in china as the death toll from the coronavirus worsens. surpassing the number of people who died from sars nearly two decades ago. right now, more than 45,000 cases of coronavirus reported worldwide, resulting in 900 deaths, and spreading to two dozen countries including the u.s. acting deputy homeland security secretary ken cuccinelli, a member of the white house task force, monitoring the vir virus. >> the math is concerning. by which i mean the speed of the growth of the reported numbers is a concern to us. we put the travel restrictions in place that we did last week. they have been working

effectively. we have screened over 20,000 people coming straight from china, and of those, only ten have required quarantining or secondary care. a very small percentage. >> melissa: so, kennedy, the problem as we heard it from dr. siegel and the last hour was this idea that china doesn't want to let in a lot of outside help. our cdc would like to go and provide assistance. according to him, there's about 82% death rate. it doesn't have to spread the way it does, necessarily, but they are having a hard time containing it and understanding it because he feels like the numbers show china needs more help. >> kennedy: of course they need more help. not only do they need help, their economy needs help. the more they keep good people out -- we have the best researchers and companies on the planet, concentrated here. unleash that for us to really get a handle on it, because you have -- and this is one of the most wonderful things about innovation and the free market -- you have various private

companies who are so close to coming up with some sort of a cure or treatment and they are weeks or months away. imagine if they could combine forces and go to china and really tackle it for the sake of humanity, not to mention the bottom line. >> dagen: so the cdc and the world health organization have in trying to get on the ground literally for weeks, and it's only today that a team from the w.h.o. is landing in beijing. this is two weeks after the organization director general met with china's leader, xi jinping. but this is communism. >> steve: that's right. b3 its paranoia and secrecy, it either they kill their own people intentionally or unwittingly. >> steve: exactly right. this reminds us of the true nature of the chinese regime. it's an authoritarian communist regime. they are responsible for this in two ways. the discussin disgusting animale practices that lead to these outbreaks, and the cause and the nature of the regime. they took so long to admit to

it, to acknowledge it was going on. that was the period that it started spreading. it's their fault and i think they should be paying for it. >> harris: we are going to break in with this fox news alert and update on the situation in forrest city, arkansas. we are now showing you the outside of that walmart. i'm asking my team, if you see any police movement, pull off the screen please. this is still an active area. at last reports, coming into fox news, they had not completely secured the scene. if they are working the scene as first responders, we don't want to see the details of that, please. police are telling us at least three people have been shot at this walmart in eastern arkansas. three of those victims taken to the regional one hospital in memphis. this is about 85 miles east of little rock, forrest city police dispatcher telling the associated press about those three. but no details yet on their injuries. you see that shot of the walmart there, tightening in.

sometimes that'll indicate there are people moving around in the foreground. so i'm glad they're doing this. as we learn more about the situation we will bring it to live right here on "outnumbered." keep watching. rans. mortgage rates just dropped to near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year.

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>> dagen: democratic national committee chairman tom perez coming under intense scrutiny after the debacle that was the iowa caucuses. despite some democrats calling on him to step down, perez says he is not going anywhere. >> have you considered resigning? >> absolutely not. we have been winning. this is what it's about. i think it's really important for people to take a broader step back right now. but here's the good news, we've been winning elections. in 2017, 2018, 2019. we are better positioned to hand our nominee and infrastructure for success than ever before. >> dagen: perez also said there will be a discussion about iowa's status as the first in

the nation's caucus states. >> kennedy: that's how he got the job as a dnc. that's how he got the job, he promised iowa would stay number one. it was a horrible decision. "maybe they will be number one next time." he should resign. he is not capable, sorry. >> steve: the whole thing, it's so fun watching this disaster unfold. it's been fantastic. what it tells you, actually, is something about the cronyism and corruption within the democratic establishment. the reason for the whole fiasco is this app they used. but that was all as a result of these ex-clinton people and these shadowy-dark people. this group come acronym. >> melissa: it was a "progressive tool." why do you need your software to have a political bent? 36 they weren't trying to find the best provider, it was stitched up on the inside. that is true of it generally. >> kennedy: who needs the russians, right? >> melissa: the republicans

are no better. last time around, the party was trying to kill president trump because they thought he couldn't win a general election. so it's not necessarily an indictment of the democrats themselves. as you always say, it's the two-party system and we need to break out of that. as for perez, he can't resign right now, who would replace him right now? i predict he will disappear right after the election. >> dagen: my charlie dog who is ten would probably be a better spokes model for the democrats. but that raises the issue of what happens if we go to a brokered convention. >> melissa: that would be fun. >> kennedy: it'll either be mike bloomberg or hillary. god, i want to see hillary as the nominee again so bad! >> steve: i love the idea of bernie versus bloomberg at the convention, that's a fight we would want to see. >> melissa: all of these things are great for television so we limit no matter what candidates, probably not so much. anyway, thank you to steve hilton. >> steve: thank you for having me. >> melissa: we will be back here on the couch tomorrow.

but now, here is harris faulkner and "outnumbered overtime." >> harris: we begin here, moments ago, the finer new hampshire tracking poll was just released. democrats on edge just hours before the high stakes primary in that state. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. 2020 democrats are facing a huge test in the granite state after that iowa debacle. the final university of new hampshire cnn poll shows bernie sanders leading with 29% among likely voters in new hampshire. pete buttigieg in second place with 22%. joe biden now scooting up to third, followed closely by elizabeth warren. amy klobuchar now in fifth. sanders won the 2016 new hampshire primary, you may remember. meanwhile, the candidates going on the attack in this final stretch. joe biden took