megyn?hank you. >>> joining me now with more, founder and executive director of the accountability project. mark hanna who served as a campaign aide for the obama and kerry presidential campaigns. >> hi, megyn. >> how about gloria steinam? bill martin nailed it, if he had said that we'd all be coming down on him. >> nobody should have said that. listen, i love gloria, i cried my way through her latest book. i was deeply disappointed to hear this. i think she's representative of a class of feminists who are sort of out of touch with our generation. you know, we have different feminists issues that we're fighting. our generation has re-branded feminism, but like bringing it back to the point about bernie sanders, this is a man who had 100% rating from aral and planned parenthood, we're by no means endorsing a man who's out of touch with women, we're voting for bernie sanders because he's attacking the root cause -- >> let me challenge you on that. i was trying to make this point last night on

miss megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. an all-out war between the republican frontrunners. just 48 hours after iowa and days before the new hampshire primary, donald trump accuses ted cruz of stealing votes and the responds is epic. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly it all started monday night. moments after ted cruz won the first in the nation iowa caucuses. donald trump graciously accepted his second place finish. but now, oh what a difference a day or two makes as he suggests that ted cruz cheated and even stole support from fourth place finisher ben carson. here is just a sampling of what's transpired over the last 24 hours. >> we finished second and i just want to tell you something i'm honored, i'm really honored. i want to congratulate ted. >> what kind of people do we have running for office? it's -- honestly, really, really dishonest. i think i know why. do you know why? because he was born in

it's pretty. >> thank you, megyn.eciate it we did it just for you. >> i learned when we were in iowa together that brit actually makes an effort at being pastel brit. he has to put time and money into it, right, brit? >> not a lot. but some. >> see, he cares. >> megyn, i shopped the sales. [ laughter ] >> i'm glad to great to he so you, brit. >> thanks, megyn. >> well, the o.j. simpson murder trial is now playing out for a second time in a dramatic mini series showing a side of the case we have never seen before. we are not the only ones that have never seen it before. allen dershowitz is here with fascinating facts you have not yet heard. plus president obama taking fire for not on his visiting a mosque today but picking this particular mosque. rick goldstein[ is here on the controversy. speak with two muslims who were with the president today and get their take. there's a million excuses why you couldn't be healthy but one really good reason, that's our family. that's the beauty of working at gnc, we've got somethin

miss megyn >>> this is exciting. the very first vote in the first primary in the nation are being cast right now. you're watching it. welcome to a late-night version of "the kelly file" everyone. we've got live pictures from new hampshire, the town first to cast ballots in dixville notch. >> the centennial first in the nation primary is under way. seconds ago, the moderator seeking a motion to close the polls. the ballots have been cast. this tradition has gone on since 1960. the men you see with his hands in the ballot box behind me is tom tillitson, the son of neil tillitson. his father began it in 1960 and it's worth noting other two election officials are also tillitsons, descendants of its founder. there are ten candidates and nine voters with over 60 reporters. we'll be back in just a moment. there is a white board, they'll check it off and tell us the results and you'll see it on the screen in the corner as well. we'll keep a camera on it. the first of the first of the nation voters and it doesn't have a lot o

it's a very small element in my life-- megyn kelly. i don't care about megyn kelly.ig fan of hers at all, i don't care. when you meet her, you realize she's not very tough and she's not very sharp. she's a third-rate reporter. whoever even heard of her before the last debate? oh, nicely done, donald trump, nicely done. it's the same way we won't call you an asshole because we, too, are constrained by political correctness... (laughter) ...asshole. (whooping, applause) now, of course, trump is entitled to his crazy opinion, but it does raise the question: if he thinks megyn kelly is such a lightweight, then why is he so scared of her? i mean, seeing trump pull out of the debate is like watching one of those youtube videos where the huge dogs are too scared to walk past the cats. you're like, "yeah, why aren't you doing it, dog trump? you said yourself it's harmless." and the dog is like, "mm, no, i can't, i just can't do it. i can't do it, i can't do it." why are you so afraid? you know? so from one perspective, trump dropping out seems like the act of a petulant chil

>> hi ya, megyn. judges from the body blowings and head shots, you would think there is a prize fight tomorrow night on the trip. donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz are going at it. trump is favored to win. he's got a hotel here, he would be then the winner of three of the first in the nation four states having won new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. now, having said that, what may even be more interesting is the battle that will play out tomorrow between ted cruz and marco rubio. cruz today had on fire a staffer. he had been on defense for quite some time. marco rubio called him out, wanted to make the point that there was an event over the weekend, another supposed dirty trick and it was a record really of ted cruz with too much deceitful underhanded political tactics. that will be in some way resolved tomorrow with this exception, megyn. the nevada caucuses don't have much history, tomorrow's turnout is expected to be 10%, about 50,000 votes total, but still a small number and now the bat

megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here, because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. iowa is in the rear view and it's on to new hampshire. the first in the nation primary exactly one week from tonight, and the electorate there, very different from the one in iowa. welcome to "the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly. by the way, we loved the iowans. tonight, virtually every connecticut connec candidate is in new hampshire or on their way there. all three of those men have already hit the trail, looking to build on that momentum. watch. >> last night, the men and women of iowa sent notice across this country that it will be decided by the grassroots. it's going to be decided by the men and women here in this room. >> the header is winner of the night, marco rubio. trump, humiliated. how come the person that comes in third on many of the networks is being covered like it's one of the great victories in the history of politics in this country? >> vote for me, because if i'm

i'm megyn kelly. this is reed high school in reno, nevada, where senator ted cruz spoke just a short time ago. nearly all the candidates or surrogates are dropping in, making their final pitch to the voters. nevada is the fourth contest on the republican election calendar. voting started tonight as early as 8:00 p.m. eastern time and we could know the projected winner by midnight here on the east coast. hours ago, the candidates thr s delivering their closing arguments. >> the whole country is looking to you. every one of you is here not just for you, but hundreds and thousands across the country, who are saying enough is enough. stop cutting deals with the democrats. stop giving in. stop burying us in debt and handing away the constitution. start fighting for the american people. >> it's important, you know, all 50 states are important. i think we need to bear in mind that we've got a marathon here and not a sprint. but certainly early momentum is a good thing. >> you don't like the direction of our

>> hi, megyn.donald trump has rewritten the play book. didn't campaign here, often insulting the audience with vulgarity, many thought was inappropriate for crowds that had kids. but trump with a big win and his aides and he acknowledged they couldn't have asked for a better down ballot result. they believe john kasich is the perfect play pitch to shoot out of the sky in south carolina. arguing he hasn't spent time in south carolina to be able to compete there. they see a three way tie as an opportunity for trump. they're busy battling with one another, he can continue to push his make america great again rhetoric and advance numbers, win in south carolina and head into the march 1st states in the south, he's been getting crowds in the tens of thousands. a huge night for trump and it's scaring the rest of the republican field. >> where do we snand the battle for number three? it's so tight. we're showing 11% at this hour before cruz, rubio and bush. >> ted cruz has done a lot of work in south carol

megyn?rl, back to you in just a bit. thank you. >> senator marco rubio pushing back against repeated attacks from rivals this week. marco rubio says if everyone is attacking him he must be doing something right. john roberts is at headquarters tonight. john? >> nobody likes you on either side you must be doing something right, bret. two big questions for the rubio campaign tonight. the first question is how badly did chris christie hurt him in that debate on saturday night? marco rubio came out of his third place finish in with what his supporters are calling marcomentum. he has fallen back somewhat but very competitive with other people in the field. here is the big number that matters rubio tonight. in iowa 29% of late deciders went for him had. exit poll shows here in new hampshire that number is only 13%. less than half. the big question was that a result of what happened on saturday night? the other big concern for the rurk campaign how well does jeb bush do? coming out of iowa where bu

megyn: i'd like to see you on that show. marco: i'm sure i'll have to do t. megyn: hi, guys. host: megyn kelly taping an interview for her program later on. marco rubio will be speaking to reporters here at nashua community college shortly. stay on live with c-span and continue with your calls and comments. we'll go to the rubio line and this is albany, work and claudine. caller: i wanted his mailing address so i could send him some money. host: i'm sure there's a website or toll-free phone line. caller: i don't have a computer so it has to be done by phone. can i share with you one reason i like rubio? host: of course, yes. caller: i'm a christian, i'm not jewish but i love his attitude towards -- and his what dge of what is real, he's going through. and he understands israel. that's one thing i like about him. he's also knowledgeable about other things. and i agreed with him when he said that obama knows exactly what he's doing. i think a lot of people forget that obama was mentored for 20 years by a man who does not like america. and so i think rubio is right on. and anyho

if megyn kelly is involved, i don't -- no." it was about me, and then he said it was about a statement my boss put out. and then, he said it was about, like, a gum wrapper on the floor. [ laughter ] a lot of reasons that he gave, but i don't know exactly why he didn't show up. >> jimmy: really? >> but he did not show up in the end. >> jimmy: did he not have any idea that you would be involved? >> he knew.it back in august. and the, they re-announced in december. but it wasn't until the actual week of the debate that i think it really dawned on him that we were going to go again. [ light laughterall of those guys had tough questions, you you got to wind up and do it. that's what they pay me to do. going to show up last-minute and go like -- [ as trump ] "surprise!" [ laughter and applause ] "forgot about somebody? guess what?ng behind a wall, a a giant wall. i've been here the whole time!" [ laughter ] were you prepared if he did show up? >> yes.ht -- there was a a reporter that came out late that day of the debate. the debate w

i'm megyn kelly. today, we went from candidates barking like dogs to photo shopped pictures of president obama and a fight with the pope. we began the week thusly. >> i'm trying to figure out how to do that with the republicans. oh, the great recession was caused by too much regulation. [ barking like dog ] you know if >> but that was just the start. ted cruz ran an ad pointing out that donald trump was once very pro choice, playing clips of trump in his own words. trump then threatened to sue cruz. then senator cruz upped the ante. >> we will bring a lawsuit. he's a lying guy, a really lying guy. some people misrepresent. this guy is just a plain out liar. >> mr. trump, you have been threatening frivolous lawsuits for your entire adult life. even in the annals of frivolous lawsuits this takes the cake. >> and he threatened to take donald trump's deposition personally. today, we awoke to this, an image released by the cruz campaign showing marco rubio shaking hands with president obama. team rubio imm

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jonah hill, megyn kelly, musical guest, wiz khalifa, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 411, information! whoo! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey. that's what you want. that's the energy you want and need! oh, i love you guys! looking good, looking good. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome everyone to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here, you made it. [ cheers and applause ] this is the show. this is why you're here. this is why we're all here. very lucky. thank you for watching at home. well, let's get to what everyone's talking about. this was kind of scary here. i saw that donald trump's plane made an emergency landing in nashville yesterday, after reporting engine problems. yeah. when asked what the issue was, the pilot said, "nothing, i just couldn't take it any more. [ laughter and applause ] a breather, i just need three minutes." gosh. get this, ted cruz's wife recently said that ted calls her to sing broadway show tunes over the phone -- [ laughter ] -- in order to

i'm megyn kelly. governor chris christie and businesswoman carly fiorina called it quits, leaving a field of just six major candidates on the gop side. at the top, donald trump. the man today celebrating last night's big win in new hampshire, and senator ted cruz, who claimed the top spot in iowa last week and outperformed expectations in the granite state. and now the focus moves on to south carolina, where senator cruz is telling voters the only way to stop trump is to support him, cruz. moments ago, trump was on "the o'reilly factor" answering questions about senator cruz. >> well, he may be. he may be. but i really view them all. i thought marco would be there and he had a bad debate. we have a big debate coming up on saturday night. we'll see how it goes. i like the debating. it's worked out well for me. >> senator, great to see you. we want to ask you about this race. now donald trump has come out in the wake of his big win in new hampshire and said this, as he said before, is a movement. and me

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the donald made good on his threat this week that we drop out rather than face megyn. we spoke to the fox news star just as the news broke. >> donald is not showing up. what are your first thoughts on that? >> i'll be surprised if he doesn't come. i know he says he doesn't want to now. >> let's see how much money fox news is going to make without me. >> i feel like the people of iowa are still persuadable. he's in a tight race with ted cruz. i don't know why he wouldn't take the time to make the case with them on a huge forum. >> could you honestly say you would have done a fair debate >> absolutely. i have no conflict and bias with donald trump. and i really do hope he comes to the debate. >> megyn kelly is a lightweight. >> fox news fired more attacks. >> this is a lightweight. this is not a reporter. >> in a statement, the network said, quote, we can't give in towards terrorizations of any of our employees. but the donald wasn't giving up. i refuse to calm megyn kelly a bim politically correct. >> it's part of the game to moderators. i'm used to that. that's not par

>> megyn, they're very concerned. they're concerned that they're in their 50s and they're going to lose their job, either because the economy is bad or somebody from some other country is going to come in and steal their job by dumping something in this country that we can't compete against. they're worried about their kids being in a position where, you know, they're not going to have the kind of life that we got from our parents. but they're looking for hope and looking to believe that the story doesn't have to end in a negative. and i don't believe that it does, megyn. look, we've been through a lot worse times in america than what we're going through now. with a little leadership and good, conservative principles to reignite the economy and make sure we leave no one behind, i find people very hopeful. i've done more town halls than virtually everybody put together and i think i've got a good sense of what people want and they want to believe, they want hope, they want to change and they want to believe that they t

thank you, megyn. >> what do you feel about his chances? >> i think it is good. i think it is close to a photo finish. it is a binary decision for the voters that come out now. it is trump or cruz, cruz or trump. the people in this we need to send a thank you toward to the other -- thank you card to the others. >> for those people still struggling with that decision why? >> i think the difference is the poll is saying it is heading that way. so the people that are loyal say huckabee and santorum, maybe carson it is nice they worked all of this. we are thankful they are candidates but it is at a point where we have at opportunity to advance a full spectrum constitution christian conservative to the white house who understands the article 3 and will make the appointments to the supreme court and dirk the debt of the country into a positive direction. that's a decision. with the evangelical commercial i heard donald trump's speech before liberty university i saw it live. used a couple words of profanity that are prohibited on the campus along with the way he referen

megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here because we're definitely >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of "the kelly file." face-to-face with the candidates. i'm megyn kelly. we are coming to you tonight from houston, texas. [ applause ] very nice. you can feel the enthusiasm. less than a week from now, voters will take part in the biggest prize so far of this primary season, super tuesday that's when 12 states will hold primaries and caucuses. up for grabs, 595 delegates, about half of what is needed to win the nomination. the state with the biggest delegate prize, right here, texas. [ applause ] so far, four states have had their say, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. donald trump swept through three of four of those contents. but when former governor ronald reagan ran for office in 19 80, he lost two of the first four stating and when bill clinton ran, he lost all four of the first four contests. both went on to secure the nomination of their respective party

i am megyn kelly. live from the beautiful state capitol of des moines. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight the iowa caucuses are less than 24-hours away. the final poll before they pick their candidate shows it will be a tight race for both political parties. on the republican side donald trump in front with 28 percent. ted cruz is close behind 23 percent. marco rubio third with 15 percent. they are followed by carlson, paul and christie. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders 45 to 42 percent. here with reaction from the weekly standard steve haze the editor in chief of mraur raw inge gram.

when you're megyn, you don't want that. >> stephen: it's not like you're never the story, megyn kelly. i mean the cover of "vanity fair." >> that was okay. >> stephen: you are sometimes-- sometimes it's okay to be the story. >> that was okay. no, but it was a surreal experience for me because really what made him so angry was i asked him a debate question he really didn't like. >> stephen: right. >> and i thought it was a very fair question and i to this moment think it was. >> stephen: you're going to be the moderator of the march debate. >> march 3. >> stephen: he has agreed to be in. >> yeah. >> stephen: do you have a first question for him? >> i do, but i'm not going to tell you. >> stephen: here's my recommendation-- first question, "mr. trump, boo! ." >> i'm anything to start with, "apology accepted." >> stephen: oh! that would be lovely. >> no. no, i'm looking forward to him coming. i feel like all the questions i had for him the last go-around i'm just going to move over to the march 3 debate rundown. and then we're

megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of "the kelly file." face-to-face with the candidates. i'm megyn kelly. we are coming to you tonight from houston, texas. [ applause ] very nice. you can feel the enthusiasm. less than a week from now, voters will take part in the biggest prize so far of this primary season, super tuesday that's when 12 states will hold primaries and caucuses. up for grabs, 595 delegates, about half of what is needed to win the nomination. the state with the biggest delegate prize, right here, texas. [ applause ] so far, four states have had their say, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. donald trump swept through three of four of those contents. but when former governor ronald reagan ran for office in 19 80, he lost two of the first four stating and when bill clinton ran, he lost all four of the first four contests. both went on to secure the nomination of their

>> hi, megyn.donald trump has rewritten the play book. didn't campaign here, often insulting the audience with vulgarity, many thought was inappropriate for crowds that had kids. but trump with a big win and his aides and he acknowledged they couldn't have asked for a better down ballot result. they believe john kasich is the perfect play pitch to shoot out of the sky in south carolina. arguing he hasn't spent time in south carolina to be able to compete there. they see a three way tie as an opportunity for trump. they're busy battling with one another, he can continue to push his make america great again rhetoric and advance numbers, win in south carolina and head into the march 1st states in the south, he's been getting crowds in the tens of thousands. a huge night for trump and it's scaring the rest of the republican field. >> where do we snand the battle for number three? it's so tight. we're showing 11% at this hour before cruz, rubio and bush. >> ted cruz has done a lot of work in south carol

harris: will you tell us stuff about megyn? >> just one day to go until the first in the nation primary and new daily tracking polling shows donald trump is leading republicans with 34%. florida senator marco rubio is down one point, now tied with senator ted cruz at 13%. rubio has been a big opponent -- a big target for his opponents. he's taking heat for repeating the the same line nearly verbatim several times. he's so scripted. he's a great speaker. but he came across as totally scripted and robotic. and he just missed the sense of the question it was about leadership. can you make a tough decision and marco is gifted by never had the chance to actually make a tough decision like governors do. i have to be tested, you have to be prepared, you have to be ready. that's what i tried to show the folks last night that i am tested, prepared and ready. what i said about marco rubio was on full display last night. he's a good guy, by's not ready to be president of the united states. andrea: rubio and senator christy got into a pret

megyn? >> well, just hours before the caucuses began, donald trump was bragging about his support from evangelicals, telling a crowd at one rally, quote: they really do get me. john roberts is following trump's campaign. he is live in west des moines. john? >> bret, good evening to you. certainly having the endorsement of jerry falwell jr. doesn't help when you are trying to pull in evangelicals. donald trump after all of the huge massive rallies. thousands of people coming tout see him, at the end here he is doing a little retail politics. presently at a caucus knight west des moines. don't forget you can have a volunteer stand up for you, your precinct leader and give the pitch for why you think your candidate is the one who people should vote for. well, donald trump is actually making that pitch right now at one caucus. he is planning on heading to another one shortly after that he also has his and donald jr. and his son eric out there this evening. talking about whether people are commit

. >> megyn kelly's challenge to trump. >> can you honestly say that you could have done a fair and neutral debate? >>> then chris rock not backing out of hosting the oscars. now, what we found out about the edgy changes under way. >> he said i'm writing a new show. >> and long before will smith's oscar controversy, his past boycott. >>> plugs new o.j. mini series outrage. >> from nicole brown simpson's sister to o.j. himself. did he just threaten to sue from >>> as we flashback to happier times, mr.their wedding with kris jenner. >>> what the "scandal" star was doing with guys in drag. >>> and how to be single. see our exclusive round table with girls gone wild. >>> now, in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> thanks for joining us, everyone, we are on top of two huge star-studded events. the press for the super bowl and the screen actors guild award. >>> and let's talk about this week's biggest headline, the fox news gop debate that was supposed to go down with donald trump and megyn kelly converging. the donald made good on his threat this week that we drop we spoke to the