bruni suggests that a lot more goes into where you go to college. i am joined here, that the casual dismissal of an i'vey league education is misguided. welcome to the program. does it matter where you go to school? >> hi ray, glad to be here. absolutely, for a large cross section of the society, especially women especially minorities, where you go to school makes a huge difference. at least to give you the first leg up in life. absolutely, what you end up doing, your final successes depends on your tenacity . id certainly depends on luck and determination as well, but where you go to school is very important to that first step towards success. >> yet you agree don't you the kind of arms race it has had on high school juniors and seniors that there are too much anxiety around the process ? >> i think there's definitely anxiety around the process, but i think telling vulnerable high schoolers that it doesn't matter which college you go into, you can be successful month no no matter what is being misleading, that's being in a world that we don't curre

in the new york times yesterday, frank bruni criticized "the invisible democratic debates", and wrote quote: "what a shamefully imbalanced primary season this has been... the democratic candidates have, in contrast, hidden in a closet." and a political analyst in the granite state says tomorrow night's debate should have limited impact. smith says: "i don't think the debate is going to be critical for new hampshire. first off it's the saturday before christmas - on a saturday night nobody's going to be watching this. people are going to be learning about it by reading the paper the next day rather than seeing the debate." emanuel on cam: the campaigns of sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley have complained about the number and timing of debates - suggesting the party is protecting or hiding clinton. that might explain frustration expressed by the sanders camp today. in manchester, new hampshire, mike emanuel, fox news the democratic debate airs on a- b-c tomorrow. it starts at five p-m pacific time. lawmakers in washington - join together to pass a landmark spending pa

frank brunie wrote about it. he wrote about it in his opinion piece. we'll be joined in just a moment by brian fallen, the press secretary for hillary for america. let's take a listen. >> they keep scheduling the democratic debates at, like, 2:00 a.m. on a saturday on alaska pbs. it's almost like they don't actually want anyone to see their candidates for president. which you can understand why. but there is good news. they've announced the venue for the next democratic debate. they're holding it at leavenworth. >> all right, that was ted cruz. i want to get this man's response. joining me now, brian fallen, press secretary for hillary for america. nice to have you on. thank you, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> what say you to those like ted cruz, frank brunie, others saying the dnc has this in the bag for your candidate? >> that's a ridiculous assertion. the debate schedule is something that was worked out by the democratic national committee in conjunction with all of the campaigns. we certainly are looking forward to tonight's debate and we're g

i know you read the frank bruni piece in the "new york times" this week. let's read part of it. it says talking about tonight's debate it is on a saturday night when a political debate ranks between dialysis and a millie vanilli concert. and sought to make sure that some upstart didn't upset their plans. what do you say? >> you know, i was not in on any of those, but i do know this. that hillary clinton debates really well. in fact, at the end of all of these debates that she has been in, we all go, why don't we do a lot more of these? because she does so well. she knows the issues. she's very substantive. it's not her that is dictating any of the debate schedule. she would be willing, i'm sure, to do more debates. >> well, that has been a point of criticism from some saying, look, why aren't there more than the dem debates scheduled. i suppose that's neither here nor there, not your decision nor mine. let's talk about this. according to new university boston herald poll, what it shows is that bernie sanders and hillary clinton are locked very tightly in a battle in new hampshir

. >> bruni mara "carol." >> aliceia vicander "the danish girl." >> and best motion picture drama. "carol," "mad max," "furry and "spotlight." >> congratulations to our nominees. and please join us on sunday for hollywood's biggest celebration. the 73rd annual golden globe awards hosted by ricky gervais live on nbc. >> here to break it all down with us, the front runners on sister company fandango. good morning. >> good morning. >> we love listening to you, you go, wow. >> i'm so predictable. >> what is your wows today? >> a big wow is the showing for can the carol." i now it would do well. runi mara is campaigned in the sporting category. at the golden globes, they thought she was a leading actress. alicia vicander, a rising star, put in the best nomination. she did get spo supporting nominations. omission, johnny depp not getting a tom nation. >> i to the johnny depp was so great in "whitey bulger." that movie got completely blanked. another surprise for me was the strong showing for "mad max furry road." >> i was going to ask you about that. >> this film came out this summer. it

the "new york times'" frank bruni talked about the invisible democratic debates and said the democratic thanks, mike. >> putting it nicely. >> so clear about what's going on the dnc is wholly controlled by the hillary clinton campaign. this thing has been orchestrated from day one. she is being anointed, corn nateed as the nominee of the democratic party. there is not an actual democratic race. >> that's what bernie sanders has been complaining about. why are we putting these on a saturday night. you are defending hillary clinton. you are hiding her basically on saturday night when no one is going to watch. therefore, no one gets to see us either. >> exactly. >> the third of six debates. and wolf blitzer actually questioned debbie wasserman schultz on this. said do you have any plans to make any changes to this and said no we are going to have some forums. yeah, exactly. just going to be a one-on-one interviews and no real chance for that spirited debate. >> no, because they want to have an elections without voters it doesn't work that way by the way. there is going to be backlash is my