♪ ♪ >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from charleston, south carolina, tonight on the eve of the democratic primary. now, we are coming to you live from the historic palmettogr brewery, the oldest brewery in the state. of course were coming for the beer. is there politics involved? yes. charleston is absolutely hopping tonight. the president just mapped a massive rally at the coliseum a few miles from here and just to give you an idea about how passionate the crowd was, folks were barbecuing. i kid you not, they brought their own barbecues, at 4:00 a.m. this morning. that is the kind of excitement and enthusiasm that the democrats are trying to emulate, to try to get going in their own

party for tomorrow's primary. throughout the hour we are going to be talking to some of our favorite analysts, south carolina voters, and those who know the state best. along the way we are going to show you our own interactions with the voters today, including from fox news own gianno caldwell who is on the other side of the state at joe biden's rally tonight. as for joe, the former vice president seems poised to win based on the latest polls.s. he's up about 12 points in the real clear politics average. you might remember, i told you this last night, those most invested in the biden blowouts tomorrow are the democrats in the media establishment. they see sanders as a threat and they hope before can pull out a comeback move and catapult himself and his campaign ahead for the super tuesday contests that are coming right down the pike. biden himself thinks a victory tomorrow might wrap up the whole thing for him.

>> so many others who have supported me, you send me out of here with the victory that is significant, then i think i'm going to be the next nominee of the united states. >> laura: albright, barack obama's upset victory here over hillary clinton in 2008 was his springboard to the nomination but does biden really have the obama magic? one word, no. even if biden does win make tomorrow, he still has major problems and i'm going to talk about them tonight, walk you through this right now. s m here's the first problem, his continuous stream of gaffes andf just bizarre statements. it seems to be getting worse and not better. just listen to some of what he said just in the last 24 hours. >> i'm looking forward to appointing the first african-american woman to the united states senate. >> china doesn't have enough water.o water. the idea, the idea that they are our competition, that they are going to beat us is bizarre.

>> if someone in this room got up, took off all their clothes and walked out the door, no man has a right to touch her. >> laura: number two, his campaign is quickly running out of cash and big donors are holding back. that suggests a much bigger problem, as former obama era official van jones pointed out. >> there is a weakness in the biden campaign that is obvious. it's not just a weakness in the candidate. a former vice president, two term vice president, obama the guy should be just sucking and money. he is broke. that shows a lack of enthusiasm, not just at the grassroots level, where he needed that, but also at the top. >> laura: van jones himself seems bored, doesn't he? and three, third problem, one-third of the democrat delegates are awarded and that doesn't look good for biden, okay. in california he is going to get

his clock cleaned by bernie who is up, on average, today it was about 17 points in the latest polls. meanwhile, biden is pullingn under 15% in the state. that means he might not even meet the viability threshold to get any delegates, because that is how many are in california. it's a huge treasure trove. the last three polls out of texas have bernie leading in biden thought at some point was going to be his firewall. it's just not adding up here that doesn't even take into account commanding leads that bernie has in massachusetts, wisconsin, and utah, states that will also be voting on super tuesday.di even if biden wins tomorrow, how can the democrat establishment deny bernie the nomination if this is what the landscape remains after today, after tomorrow? joining me now is chris bedford, senior editor at "the federalist" and vice chair of the young american

foundation. he's been following theni democrats around south carolina for the last few days. also with me is a g.o.p. chairman, a man who knows the ins and outs of the state better than most. barring of an epic collapse, he seems to be assured of a victory but of appearances on the trail, it's actually kind of sad. if got to say. personally, have always liked biden. he's actually kind of a lovable personality. i've always really liked him. >> his extremely lovable. >> laura: but it's almost like someone needs to stop him. >> it's time for the early voting corralled dinner. joe biden is an extremely likable person. he has a lot of history, but it's been clear he probably should retire for some time. what he could get tomorrow, which would be a big win for him, potentially, if he actually just get a bige win. ten points or more points that he can carry and because the

worst thing for any candidate, even worse than this lack of money is the stink of loser. and if people think you're a loser, they're not going to back you no matter what, especially in the super tuesday states. if he does well he can stay in this race and "the new york times" reporters are actually showing the democratic party is willing to break their own party to stop the superdelegates from making bernie the nominee. if he can make it to the conventional alive, he has a chance at being the nominee. >> laura: true. he has to bend over backwards to try to reassure voters that he has fire in his belly. watch. >> what is your fire? because you see bernie, you see elizabeth warren, you see that fire. that's what i'm looking for. what is your fire? >> decency and honor. the fact that i'm not screaming like bernie and waving my arms, look elizabeth, is not a lack of fire.

>> laura: all right, is that -- >> kind of reminds me of that interview that ted kennedy did with roger mudd years ago where he can explain right off-the-cuff why he wanted to be president. he couldn't answer that question. like, why is he actually running? other than to stop bernie or to save the establishment. there's people that aren't really excited about supporting his campaign and his problem here is whether he wins here or not, when you leave here you're going to states where he doesn't have much organization, he has to spend money. bloomberg has dropped half a billion dollars in 20 states so what are they going to do even if he wins or? wins by ten, or by five, whatever it may be. they've a structural problem over the long term and that is proportional delegate allocation in all states and it took how long for hillary to put bernie away last time in the two person race and how you're talking about three, four, five people from the convention? they've got a math problem and then you get to the superdelegates, what are they going to do?ki half of those guys are elected

officials, they don't want to run with bernie on top of the ticket so they take it away from him, and either way, heads we win, tales they lose. >> laura: congressman clyburn is incredibly popular, significant figure in this state for all the reasons we've discussed before on this show. he soaping his endorsement will get biden the momentum going all the way to texas is what he said. >> we're trying to create a surge here. 14 states voting next tuesday and we would like to see him go into those 14 states, a big boat out of south carolina, it would signal to the people of texas that joe biden is in fact surging. >> laura: jim clyburn doesn't even seem excited about biden and he is the biggest endorsee that he has.rn >> my big question is why is an

congressman clyburn here? why isn't he here to speak on behalf of him? why are there local officials and hollywood movie stars there to try to pump up the crowd because joe biden is not really pumping up the crowd. why isn't he down there stumping for the guy who he thinks is the future of the democratic party? democratic candidates are really worried. bernie sanders has a chance to go for a nationally and donald trump. they will sacrifice their party not to have bernie sanders. >> laura: they will sacrifice the next four years to stop him. that is how important they think stopping bernie sanders is, if they have to lose to trump it's better than losing the whole party. am i saying that correctly? >> it's telling that this endorsement comes just four days before the primary. why wasn't he on the trail with biden two months ago? >> laura: desperation. by the way, bernie sanders was not happy about the president being here tonight, check it out. >> turns out donald trump's in

charleston today. he is here in south carolina. he doesn't even have any opposition in the republican party. why is he here? he is here to try to disrupt the democratic primary! how pathetic and how petty can you be? >> laura: apparently, the president is not allowed to travel. they don't want him to travel to south carolina, state he's goino to win, by the way. >> the fact south carolina is the last stop for all the media is in one state for a solid wee, so why wouldn't the president come here to get his message out? he had a winning message in 2016 and a winning message now in a record to go along with it to advertise it. >> laura: it reminds me that they don't want him to travel to california, he can't go to california because they're goins to have riots, he can't go to chicago, they threatened violence last time last election, and now they don't want him to come to south carolina. nice try.o >> south carolina want him here. he is popular. >> laura: thank you so muchh

for being here tonight. the beer is on me. thanks so much and as i mentioned many times before on this show, democrats are heading down a dangerous road this election cycle. one that many of them don't want to go down. they are on the highway to socialism and a lot of people are asking how did we actually get here? i posed that question to some of the folks in the charleston area earlier today. >> laura: we are here in charleston, south carolina, where frankly there are a lot of tourists. spectacularly beautiful, little chilly, but were trying to find out why socialism is making inroads into our public consciousness, our thinking. a why is it becoming more popular? what about socialism? everybody want socialism in america. do you want socialism? >> no, but my kids do because they are broke and they keep asking me for more money. >> laura: but they went to college. >> my kids are voting for bernie. >> i think socialism is great possibly in theory. >> laura: you are worried about socialism coming more

popular? >> i am because the campuses are more liberal. i own my own business so it's all about capitalism from. >> laura: bernie sanders is on the rise, 78-year-old guy, heart attack but so what? >> i do think its is going to come down to bernie sanders and trump. bernie sanders is a very smart man. he knows exactly what he's doing. >> laura: what did bernie sanders not get right? what do you think the push for socialism is hurting him? >> yes, that word is definitely going to push a few people out. >> laura: let's find some angry socialists. he's going to win it big.. >> laura: by the way, the bike messenger, taxi driver, whatever you call him, he was awesome and i am pretty sure that he is a trump supporter. and he thinks the economy is great. that was the most fun part. despite suggestions from some of the folks that you just heardd that the general election will

be sanders versus trump, joe biden and the never bernierd democrats see south carolina as the decisive 2020 primary contest. they may have a point. according to "the washington post," since first becoming a binding primary, the state has become a bellwether for important constituencies. southern african-american voters. on top of that, the eventual democratic nominee has won the primary every election year with the exception of '88 and 2004. joining me now is political science professor at the college of charleston and author of "first in the south." and jamie lovegrove, political reporter at "the post." will south carolina's reputation of clarifying things the democrats be intact after" this? >> is going to be tough. 2004 they supported john edwards. he ended up getting beaten by john kerry in the end. this is a crowded field so i think they could give some life

to biden. may be biden will fight to be the alternative to bernie sanders, but this is a lot more multiyear than in previous years. >> laura: would you have predicted that it was going to be, this, four years ago after hillary obviously stumbled to defeat -- >> no, if you had told me for a while, bernie sanders had a chance to win the south carolina primary, that would've blown my- mind. but he got 25% last time.so it really blown out by hillary clinton but because there are so many candidates and because he's done a good job ofn keeping his supporters loyal to him, you win 20%, that looks pretty good.jo >> laura: he's an an amazing retail politician. young kids love him, he spent a lot of times on college campuse' networking. when you look at the landscape here, this is a state unlike any other state in the country. every state is unique but thispe is a very different democrat party in this state. much more moderate. it really isn't in many ways a bellwether of what is coming down the pike, but bernie is

still holding up so far. >> if it's bellwether of anything it is of southern states and that is obviously not the whole country but if you look to some of our neighbors, georgia and north carolina and some other states on super tuesday, alabama and virginia, it might be indicative of what we will see there but certainly south carolinians and south carolina democrats, both parties pride themselves on the fact that they are independent thinkers, and they like to go their own way. i don't think there is any state other than probably delaware where joe biden has a stronger relationship with democrats and they are poised. >> laura: there's a lot of excitement today. a lot of them want to get rid of trump and i keep telling them that is not going to happen but you can have fun tomorrow. anyway, bernie's campaign guy tried to explain why bernie left the state early. t watch. >> where is your senator going to be tomorrow? in south carolina or some other state? >> he's in some other states tomorrow, massachusetts and he will finish in vermont.

>> are you assuming he's not going to do well in south carolina?, >> not at all. we typically do this, after the first few states have moved on. >> laura: thoughts? >> i think he has seen some polling and it doesn't look particularly -- why waste the time here to think biden will probably get a victory, but is it going to actually be a springboard or a dead cat bounce where he wins here and then bloomberg has so much money and bernie does well, and not as much money. >> laura: it's interesting to see the generational divide in the democrat party, and it's interesting, and msnbc moment, talking about african-american voters about, who are they going to vote for versus his parents. watch. >> my parents live in south carolina. >> are they going to vote tomorrow? >> yes, they are. >> they were more biden in the beginning but they weren't really following.

they just know biden and obama. i kind of had to pull them along, tug them along. >> do you know who they are voting for tomorrow? >> yes, i do. >> laura: he convinced his parents to go for bernie sanders. but we talked to folks today, i saw that divide over and over and over again. >> congressman clyburn is over there for biden and his grandson works for pete buttigieg. there is a generational divide, intimately in the african-american community as well. >> laura: but also president obama, that is a driving force here. >> there was an older african-american voter i talked to who viewed the symbolism of biden, a white establishment politician standing behind a black president for eight years loyally -- >> laura: low realism goes back.de >> absolutely, they remember joe biden coming down here with fritz holling.

>> laura: oh, my gosh, you're really going back in time. >> they have these memories. the older voters are much moreee worried than the younger voters of a repeat of 1972. b >> laura: oh, they remember. >> they view bernie sanders as essentially a landslide defeat candidate, so there a lot more worried about the younger voters wanting inspiration. >> laura: a number said it would be considered for them a repudiation of obama, which they don't want to say. fascinating, i cannot wait to see how this plays out. thank you so much. faced with a fourth or fifth place finish tomorrow, elizabeth warren is backtracking on a major campaign promise that can't be happening. we expose the latest and then we will speak with some actual warren supporters on the ground here on whether they care. stay tuned. >> my message to bernie is it's time to wrap it up, buddy. you're wasting a lot of people's time and money. ♪ tv just keeps getting better.

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♪ >> laura: elizabeth warren likes to frame herself as a champion of the people, especially the little people. someone they can trust, someone of impeccable character really. and to prove just how pure of heart she is, warren built her campaign around a solemn promise. >> i'm not taking a dime of pac money in this campaign. >> i don't take corporate money. shoot, i don't take pac money of any kind. >> i'm not cozying up to super pacs. >> if you really want to live where you say, then put your money where your mouth is and say no to the pacs. >> laura: but something has happened since warren said that last part just three weeks ago. she's losing, faced with more

humiliating defeats, including a possible fifth place finish tomorrow, that can't be, can it? warren is now shamelessly backtracking. >> if all the candidates want to get rid of super pacs, count me in. i will lead the charge, but that is how it has to be. it can't be the case that a bunch of people keep them and only one or two don't. >> laura: joining me now is the publisher of "the federalist" and charlie hurt, "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor. all right, ben, this is the latest in a long line fromio warren. a super pac message. >> honestly, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face and she has been punched in the face in this election over and over again. disappointing over and over again. >> laura: she was good in the last debate, she did her duty in going after bloomberg. >> yes, she did, and in this situation she's making a calculated decision. this is the only way that she

can still have a shot in the long term. it just requires her to totally give up on all the things she said were so central to her appeal all along. i'm authentic, i'm not going to do these deals with the rich guys, i'm someone you can believe in and that's not the case.. >> laura: i almost believe her when i heard those statements, the tremor in her voice, i just really want to believe anything she says. maybe she just had a bad day, i can't really get my, this is like a john kerry epic flip-flop. >> i don't think this is just a bad day but i love that clip you just played of her saying, everyone else wants to get on board, i will be glad to lead the effort. that is exactly thean definition of what a leader is not. a leader is not someone who says hey, as long as everyone does what i say, that i will lead the way. that is not how it works.

elizabeth warren will literally say anything it takes to get elected, or whatever she thinks it will take to get elected. but to me, the most interesting thing about all of this is tohi look at the amount of money that this new super pac is pouring into her campaign, this dark money that she and a lot of democrats say are the problem, the root problem with politics today. the fact that they are willingsa to pour this much money into her campaign says two things. one, it says how terrified these big money establishment democrats are of bernie sanders. and it also says how comfortable they are with someone like elizabeth warren sticking up for their interest in protecting the status quo for democrats. >> laura: that you were saying during the break, reminding me that you are from here, and you come back home, like welcome back. >> i grew up in north charleston, i came back here,

actually went and visited with a very nice gentleman who lives in my family home here. he's actually leaning towards pete. >> laura: pete buttigieg? >> yes, because he is 73 and he thinks he's too old to be president so he thinks biden is too old to be president but i've got to tell you, the real lesson we are going to get tomorrow is they do not like the brand of extremism that they see from this democratic party from bernie sanders and to a degree from elizabeth warren as well. they want a democratic party that is actually going to reach out to moderate voters and they're worried that by going too far left, having too much extremism, they're going to end up losing to donald trump. >> laura: charlie, there's another moment from the cnn town hall when elizabeth warren tried to use the coronavirus to prove her liberal progressive authentic bona fides. check it out. >> i'm going to be introducing a

plan tomorrow to take every dime that the president is now spending on his racist wall at our southern border and diverted to work on the coronavirus. [applause] >> laura: charlie, the racist wall, the coronavirus. any of that work?? >> she's not only completely out of touch with regular americans, she's out of touch with the very democratic voters that hillary clinton lost in the last election and went and supported donald trump.. and that's why she's going to finish fourth or fifth tomorrow, and the fact that joe biden still stands a chance at winning south carolina, coming in first in south carolina, even if he came in second it would be amazing considering the number of gaffes and all the trouble he has had so far, but it just underscores how deeply dissatisfied most rank-and-file democrat voters are with the current field.

they don't like the socialism, and these other people that are just -- >> laura: its power to the people, come on.li part of the people in south carolina. all right, gentlemen. it's great to have you both on. after the show was over, hang out with us behind us. so what to voters in south carolina thank of liz warren? do they think it's time for her to go? stay? here's what some of them told me earlier. >> laura: a lot of people are saying that elizabeth warren should drop out.th most recent polls show that she can even win her home state. why do you think she is staying in it? >> because she likes to annoy people. all she is is annoying people when she talks. sorry, elizabeth, it's time to hang it up. >> laura: is she pulling both from bernie sanders at this point? any thought about whether she should stay or go? >> i think she should stay because i think a lot of people are on the fence between her and

bernie but the woman edge could put her over with female voters. >> laura: what about warren's own? are they worried about where she is now? a good debate performance customer quote about these poll numbers. are they actually that she's gone back on that promise not to take pac money. it joined me, two warrens supporters. all right, does warren's flip-flopping bother you enough to maybe re-examine your support? >> in my opinion what i've seen is that no candidate has really truly stuck with not taking endorsements from super pacs. >> laura: not just endorsements, taking money. >> you're right, but -- >> laura: i tell you, i was almost believe in her. she seemed really sincere in what she said about, i'm not going to take it and the other people taking it are corrupt. >> she has even asked the super pac to release the specific donors that have contributed anh i think it is a very difficult

situation where, as our president currently has said, wanting to drain the swamp, getting the money and the politicians who are corrupt -- >> laura: she backtracks. i mean, your buddy backtracks with you on a promise, that's not such a good buddy anymore on a promise that big. that is a big one for her. it's not a small one. it's not a policy, that was central to her appeal but it doesn't change your support. p p >> it doesn't change my support because she still wants to pass bills and laws that are going to get money out of politics. >> laura: but she has to spend it first. >> but the system hasn't changed.d. >> laura: barbara, her poll numbers in her home state, here is where they are. in massachusetts, bernie is at 25%, elizabeth warren is at 17%, biden is at 9% in massachusetts. if you can't win your home state, where are you staying in this race? it just ends up fracturing the party more.

>> i'm really not that impressed with poll numbers. i have been voting for 50 years and the whole time, not one time have i ever been polled on who i'm going to vote for. >> laura: so you don't believe any poll? >> i don't believe any poll. >> laura: well, they certainly weren't accurate last time. >> we will have to wait and see. when i go to vote tomorrow, and i will be voting for elizabeth, and i've told her that. >> laura: did you do a selfie with her? >> oh, sure. several. i actually had several good conversations with her too.ou >> laura: you think she is authentic? that she is a true progressive? >> yes.ua >> laura: how do you compare her to bernie? he's a democratic socialist and she doesn't call herself that. >> i don't like labels. i like people that actually accomplish things.e and as i was telling someone the other day, i don't like the idea of someone having a platform. platform is a big, wide word.

>> laura: i'm just curious, how do you judge people? you don't like platforms or positions, flip flopping doesn't matter, so what does matter? >> having specific policy. my background is in public policy. i like policy, i like ideas of how you are going to accomplish things, having ways in specific things and that is one thing i like about elizabeth. >> laura: what about college kids? they are going to go for bernie, the college kids love bernie. they love him, think it is just hilarious. >> people want change,e regardless of bernie or any other candidate. when it comes down to the young voters, what they want is to see someone other than trump take the white house. >> laura: so that is the governing philosophy other than trump? >> i think overall, that is whah matters to voters. >> laura: thank you both for being here tonight. and kyle and barbara give us their point of view but we'ves. got a lot more to get to. coming up, is the coronavirus being overhyped to hurt trump?

wait until you hear from south carolina voters on that. we are going to show you how cnn is needlessly creating panic while blaming fox. stay there. >> he doesn't care about the politics, he cares about america, he cares about the individuals.fo so yeah, all the way. >> to think he doesn't need the aggravation because he has all the money he wants but that goes to show you how much he loves this country. ♪ too early... or too late. too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

♪ >> i'm a doctor and i'm not concerned about the coronavirus whatsoever. i think it is being blown up, especially by the democrat party. >> do you want to buy anything from china? >> not now. i try not to buy from china anyway. d we would love to keep it in the u.s. >> i think of the numbers were higher we would be a little bitt more concerned but i trust everything that's been put in place to protect the american people. >> you can't control everything, you can only do so much. >> i think the democrats are just looking for something to push against trump. to even blame it on him, as some of them are, making a political is just nonsense. >> laura: south carolina voters at trump's rally can see right through the media's ulterior motives about the t coronavirus. and president trump does as well. >> now the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. you know that, right? coronavirus. they are politicizing it.

this is their new hoax. we did something that is pretty amazing. we are 15 people in this massive country, and because of the fact that we won early, we could've had a lot more than that. we are totally prepared. the press is in hysteria mode.e. >> laura: just to give you an example of how the left is shamelessly politicizing whatis could be a serious issue for the united states and certainly the administration is taking it very seriously, look no further than washington governor jay inslee. he tweeted "just received a cali from vp mike pence thanking washington state for our efforts to combat the coronavirus. i told him our work would be more successful if the trump administration stopped at the science and told the truth." joining me now, kayleigh mcenany, national press secretary for the trump 2020 campaign and conservative commentator and filmmaker, author of the upcoming book "united states of socialism."ec

all right, do these people realize how this makes them appear, as we could be on the cusp of an outbreak. it could be extremely serious. the president says we are very fortunate so far. >> these people don't recognize it. they are creatures of the swamp, these are leftists, these are people who live and exist in manhattan, in the swamp and they never leave it. and what is so sick to me is what is bad for america is good for democrats. it's incredible that they think this way. they root against the stock market, they root for this toy take hold. they have a demented dream of taking our president trump, p doesn't matter how many americans they destroy in order to get there. >> laura: if they were cheering on, it seems, recession last year, didn't happen, thought mueller was going to deliver, thought impeachment was going to be their nirvana. then they were trying to say russia was meddling again, that didn't pan out, so now they think they have him. they think they have the roadrunner. all right, cnn's pied piper of

putting in his bespeckled sidekick are blaming fox for politicizing this. >> if you actually watch the channel the only people politicizing this are on that network. >> it does seem like this is an effect of trump meter to make this all about trump and politics when this is really not the arena this is being fought in. >> laura: the media poll looked at 36 questions asked, 60% invited guests, even medical specialists were urged to criticize the trump administration's handling of the "epidemic." they must have the biggest glass house in america. >> oh, sure. the media in general has been all over this and feeding a panic that has obviously affected the stock market. look, trump is no more responsible for the coronavirus

than obama was responsible inct 2014 for the ebola virus. this is just simple foolishness. but the truth of it is we've reached a moment where theju democrats are now relying on flu virus. they are trying their political fortunes to a flu virus. it's almost like these little, toxic mite and say, help us defeat donald trump. everything else we've tried hasn't really worked.te >> laura: yeah, and the infamously poor predictor of economics, the economist actually tweeted about the dow going down and he seems to be celebrating it.o look, he has an exclamation point. he might've had a little balloon emoji there. >> this guy is a hack job in a horrible economist. he predicted that if trump would win them we would go into a global collapse. >> laura: may be three and a half years later.ob >> paul krugman, retire from

your profession because is not working for you. cnn cutting away from the president's presser and going to a michael bloomberg town hall. really, fake news cnn? this is what we are dealing with and it is why we're going to win in november. >> laura: is this a short-term hit on the market and of course momentary panic? >> i mean, the democrats areon appealing ultimately to the bottom of the electorate because there is a faction of the electorate that is going to believe this. i read just today on social media, there's a bunch of people who won't drink corona beer because of the association of the name with coronavirus.ed so these are people who obviously can't tell because from affect. there are people who were going to listen to the panic but i think the real malady here is not the coronavirus. it's a trump derangement syndrome. >> laura: yeah, they are infected with that, that is for sure. thank you so much. we are hours away from the polls

opening in south carolina. there are still undecided voters. what are they waiting for?. all right, we are going to ask a few of them next. >> what do you think about bernie sanders? >> i think bernie would be a sure way for trump to get reelected. if he got the nomination then we are definitely going to have no chance of winning the senate. ♪ - inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel, there are many elderly jews who are suffering daily.. (sobbing) ..and they need our help now. as christians and jews, we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry, especially at this time of the jewish passover. 17 years ago, edna was in a horrible terrorist attack.

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♪ >> laura: fox's own gianno caldwell talks to the students at the university of south carolina, which is where the biden campaign is tonight and he wanted to know which candidate had students most excited most excited. >> are you voting in the south carolina primary? >> yes, sir, i am.

>> do you know who you're voting for? >> yes, joe biden. i've always been a fan of biden ever since he was the vice president for obama. >> what he think of trump's actions on criminal justice reform? >> criminal justice is an important part of my life because i have family members that were incarcerated from the system. i feel like we need someone in the chair who can help us get to a better place. >> i'm going to be voted for tom steyer this weekend.ter i think is an outstanding personality. if i have to choose between a democratic nominee and a republican nominee, v donald trump, i would probably go donald trump. >> i'm voting for senator bernie sanders. >> are you concerned that considering the fact he is in his late 70s, if he were to win, you would be handing over a presidency to someone who is in their 80s? >> i'm not that concerned about it. he's only five years older than our current president. sanders has been fighting for over 50 years and he's never really slowed down so i don't think it's an issue. >> i am voting for senator tulsi gabbard. her stance when it comes to

climate change and health care, she wants of the public option but she's not pushing so hard to becoming more socialist.t >> if it's between bernie sanders and donald trump, who would you vote for? >> i would vote for bernie sanders. >> how do you feel about joe biden? >> i hear he has poor mentalu health right now. >> laura: we are just hours away from the polls opening in south carolina tomorrow, and there still a bunch of undecided voters, believe it or not. what are they waiting for? let's ask. joining me tonight are two of them. democratic voters who haven't made up their minds yet. gibson is a candidate for south carolina state house in julie riggs, she is a strategic partnership offer at wings for kids nonprofit. you haven't made up your mind but you're leaning towards? >> i had made up my mind on wednesday night at the town halp with joe biden. and it just touched my heart in a way that i could not have j

imagined it would, so now i have decided. >> laura: oh, my goodness. yes, julia. >> i'm a little bit more of a moderate so it is hard because i want somebody who is going to reflect my policy views but i'm also looking for someone who's got strong leadership, vision, strong character, so for me, i'm kind of leaning towards pete right now.n, >> laura: elizabeth warren was speaking to this idea of the new core, new core of the democrat party. check it out. >> bernie is winning right now because the democratic party is a progressive party and progressive ideas are popular ideas. even if there are a lot of people on this stage who don't want to say so. >> laura: sanders is ahead and describes himself as a democratic socialist. not so much as a progressive but really democratic socialist. >> it's different than a socialist. they don't like to think that but it is different. >> laura: how so?

>> he wants for there to be a focus on air community coming together and making our entire community stronger. and you do that with more affordable -- our entire community. >> laura: do you mean our country? >> our entire community.mm our country as a community. >> laura: i like to say that too, i like people to get alongg but the fact is america, we have never really gotten along. it's a democracy, we fight out ideas, we have duels. thank goodness we don't do that anymore. but the idea that america is going to be united for socialism, do you really think that is going to happen? that is going to rally for democratic socialism in the end? you think that is going to happen? >> i think they are looking for a strong candidate that is going to lead with vision. someone with strong values that will lead for the future. that is what people want to rally behind. >> laura: tell me what country you really wish we were more like. >> here in the united states, the way that we build our

bridges and roads, the way that we find our public libraries, public schools -- >> laura: we didn't build that. people making profits and being able to pay taxes and a lot of taxes. >> actually, no, we build them for nonprofits and government agencies. >> laura: where do you think the government agencies get their money? >> from taxpayers investing in the community. >> laura: and do you think taxes right now are too low? do you think taxes are too low? >> i think they are for some people, yeah. what kind of taxes are we talking about? >> laura: what is the rightt level of income tax? >> i think there a lot different demographics of folks who are struggling. >> laura: i can't wait to see what happens and you guys will decide tomorrow for whom you're going to vote. thank you ladies so much. and it's just my luck that tonight's axe throwing night at the brewery, so how did i do? the video, we have it next. ♪

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>> today was not all politics. a little fun at the brewery. it was ax throwing night. i was the target's worst nightmare. >> oh! >> i have to do better. now i know how to do it. >> nice! >> oh! >> [laughing]. >> all right. i missed the first time.

it fell to the ground, but i wasn't bad. that's addicting. that's all of the time tonight. thanks to the brewery. shannon bream. >> shannon: we begin with the fox news alert. shannon: oregon announcing the first presumptive case of coronavirus, what does that tell us about the probability the virus spread. the latest developments. across the country in south carolina in a matter of hours voters will head to the polls for the democratic primary. report from on the ground live in a prayer view from my colleague martha maccallum. are we on the verge of peace in afghanistan ending the longest war in american history? it is reportedly incite tonight.