lou: joining me now eboni williams and former clinton pollster doug schoen. both here. let's start with the hillary clinton ... i'll start with eboni. can you believe a womb and of her experience and perspective would actually say the right wing conspiracy is still with us, it's just more vast and greater in size and effect. >> it's like i woke up and it's 1996 again. lou: it happens to me all the time. >> it's sad. i think there are so many people on the left that want to get pa this stuff. she does her receive a disservice when she goes back to that narrative. >> there was a legitimate investigation of hillary clinton's emails and there is a vast right-wing conspiracy to get her out. >> the investigation, i think this is a credible, legitimate thing, it's not republican. that's not the gop. that's the f.b.i. so that's what's confusing there for me. lou: sanders brings thousands and thousands of people together in these rallies. clinton has little tea parties of 50 people, 100 people. sanders people are drinking beer and getting roused. her folks are being v

here with reaction, fox news contributor, former clinton pollster doug schoen and juan williams, guyst from george w. bush on his brother jeb bush suspending his campaign tonight. he said i talked to my brother, congratulated him on his campaign for the presidency. i told jeb how proud i am of him and his staff for running a campaign that looked to the future, presented serious policy proposals, elevated the tone of the race, jeb's decision to suspend the campaign reflects his selfless character and patriotism i was moved by jeb's concession speech, and laura and i are proud of the family, et cetera, et cetera. ly i will say this, i've had the opportunity, as you know juan and doug to interview all of these guys, and jeb is a classy guy. he ran a strong campaign. he tried his hardest. i would say unfortunately for him, probably his last name hurt him a little bit. immigration was a very big issue in this campaign from day one. and i think he had a hard time just overcoming that one issue. thoughts. juan. >> well, you know, trump said he was low energy. and i think exactly what you sai

yay, we've been looking at -- i said if michael bloomberg is talking to doug schoen, pat caddel, toprs for former democratic presidents that is huge signal he is thinking about it. >> he wants to do it. harris: the conversation, remember the wink in 2007. he said he wanted to do it, bloomberg and he didn't get in. i don't know, would he necessarily get in if he thinks it is going to hurt the republican party? melissa: i think he would get in because he has time on his hands, money to burn and he is bored. has 39 billion. would only cost a billion. if you have $39 billion, you won't miss a billion. i was talking to independent person he appeals to her because she wants nanny bloomberg to save all of us from stupid people. save you from yourself because i will end up paying for you in the long run anyway. take away slurpees i won't drink one but i will have to pay for your health care. >> in this moment that is not a great statement. andrea: criticism here, julie, even by liberals. wait a minute we have suicide bombers potentially on the subway and worried about sugary sodas. >> i was

joining us now, fox news contributors monica crowley, doug schoen. i watch bernie sanders. see a guy that is sincere and honest and true to his beliefs that is coming from his heart. now, he is wrong on everything, and he is a socialist. and i watch hillary clinton, an angry politician, upset she didn't win, and then she makes this dramatic shift tonight. gay rights, abortion, obamacare, free college, global warping, and she tries to sound like bernie sanders. >> all true. look, the key tonight is she did not lose. it's a tie. bernie sanders had a good night. but she was not -- >> doug, this is a bad night for her. she lost. >> sean, sean, i don't need the help. but trust me, by not losing she is able to maintain her firewall in the south. this is good news for her. a lot better than a lot of people expected when they saw the turnout numbers. >> monica, i disagree with our friend doug. i think this is a huge loss for hillary. i don't care how you spin it, they did not think bernie sanders would take iowa. >> correct. i mean, look. this fact that bernie sanders was able to f

sul about the matthew littman with us, bo dietl and former clinton pollster, fox news contributor doug schoeninspector 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

plus doug schoen on possible entry of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg into the race forhe is itching to run. but does it make sense? could he actually win? dow ending week on high note after brutal selloff all week. the investors lifting selloff by 200 points. we'll keep an eye on it. "happening now." andrea: thanks, jon. >> thank you. >> 2016 elections already proving to be divisive, really different viiv sis but could it affect your social life too? according to pew research center, during the last primary 18% social network users defriended blocked or hid friends online because of their political posts. the challenges become even greater if you're dating or have a spouse who has opposing political views. so, andrea, can you date across political lines? andrea: no. no i is conservative. yeah. julie: never dated liberal? andrea: let me think about it. no. julie: wow. >> is it possible -- my wife and i agree on most things. some things question disagree. don't get worked up. andrea: i was mary matalin's intern. i had privilege of watching her and james carville spar on d

joining us now, fox news contributors monica crowley, doug schoen. i watch bernie sanders.e a guy that is sincere and honest and true to his beliefs that is coming from his heart. now, he is wrong on everything, and he is a socialist. and i watch hillary clinton, an angry politician, upset she didn't win, and then she makes this dramatic shift tonight. gay rights, abortion, obamacare, free college, global warping, and she tries to sound like bernie sanders. >> all true. look, the key tonight is she did not lose. it's a tie. bernie sanders had a good night. but she was not -- >> doug, this is a bad night for her. she lost. >> sean, sean, i don't need the help. but trust me, by not losing she is able to maintain her firewall in the south. this is good news for her. a lot better than a lot of people expected when they saw the turnout numbers. >> monica, i disagree with our friend doug. i think this is a huge loss for hillary. i don't care how you spin it, they did not think bernie sanders would take iowa. >> correct. i mean, look. this fact that bernie sanders was able to figh

doug schoen said maybe bloomberg would run, i guess as a third party.ewart saying no, people don't want bloomberg, and they both say nanny state. quick thoughts. >> bloomberg has yet to articulate a program. he is an environmentalist. he's a lot more. if he runs, you'll see. >> john, handicap new hampshire among the republicans. >> i would be amazed if trump doesn't win. the next thing is what i've predicted, that the other ones are going to be rubio, cruz, kasich, christie, bush, they're all going to be close to each other for second, third, and fourth place. >> thanks for coming in. as a professional pollster, bringing us some fresh stuff that we could look at about the issues, not about the people, which was really interesting. about the candidates, i should say. that's going to do it for us. "outnumbered," noon eastern tomorrow. >>> look, mom. no hands. technology is changing our world. driverless cars will transform commutes. >> people are going to be reading the paper. >> already robots run some hotels. techies have changed election campaigns. >>

doug schoen. monica crowley, opinion editor for "washington times," both fox news contributors. no republican on republican violence, that a good strategy? >> they want all to be happy warriors. nobody thing for senator rubio, john kasich saying i will not come out to attack fellow republicans. very noble. we'll see how long it lasts because frontrunner donald trump has rhetorical machine gun he is not afraid to use. uses it almost on daily basis. that is why he is leading the pack. interesting to hear them say this we'll see how long it lasts. remember, they have super-pacs that are not constrained by this vow of positivity. they can certainly launch attacks. bill: curtain wean knee and that soup -- between me and that super-pac. doug, you always start positive and nice. but it only lasts so long. >> that's right. look where rubio finds himself. he was the subject of what you call a drive-by shooting by a former candidate chris christie, knocked him down nine or 10 points in new hampshire. now he is saying let's all play nice. give me a break. he has been eviscerated by negativ

nevada, and say, this was the beginning of the political revolution. [ applause ] >> with me now, doug schoenfox news contributor, adviser to president bill clinton and month kra crowley. good day to both of you. wish you were in studio. this is what we've got. you don't have a monitor, okay, in nevada right now on the board behind us, we're looking at results, we're going to start seeing the 16 counties fill in, but there's no data coming in from the caucuses which means, nothing's been approved so far in the vote, okay. you go back to 2008, right monica? you look at clinton's victory, six points over barack obama. that was enormous for her campaign at that point in the campaign. and a lot of votes capable down here in clark county woo where she beat barack obama by ten points. barack obama was big up in reno, the county here, he won that county by nine, tends to be caucasian, right up around there, you get more union voters, hispanics down here around las vegas. monica, how important is the margin of the vote in nevada today? in other words, if it's too close to call, how much does it matte