also today's #oneluckyguy, republican strategist, veteran of numerous campaigns, tony sayegh. lcome back, tony. you're outnumbered. >> great to be here. andrea: fresh off the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> granite state, always wonderful to talk to voters. this is a state that prides itself on engaging with every condition kate in a real way -- candidate. harris: you're engaging. >> thank you. you bring it out in me. andrea: melissa owns a channel now. harris: can i come on your channel. >> yes. andrea: it was big night for the outsiders as donald trump and bernie sanders score major wins in the first-in-the-nation new hampshire primaries. thises is the hope for the gop establishment to rally around a candidate to take on trump appears shelved for now. we'll get to that in a second. but first, new hampshire by the numbers. sanders clobbering hillary clinton, winning by 22 points. now on the gop side, trump huge, as he would say, trouncing the field winning more than a third of the vote. john kasich a surprise second, and ted cruz taking that third spot followed by jeb bush

also today's #oneluckyguy, republican strategist, veteran of numerous campaigns, tony sayegh. back, tony. you're outnumbered. >> great to be here. andrea: fresh off the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> granite state, always wonderful to talk to voters. this is a state that prides itself on engaging with every condition kate in a real way -- candidate. harris: you're engaging. >> thank you. you

here to weigh in from the grounds of granite state, tony sayegh, jamestown associates, vp and fox newstributor. tony, i wonder in these things, national media talking about it, that doesn't mean all important people on the ground going in to vote are talking about. it could be a totally different conversation. are people on the ground really feeling like marco rubio had a tough night this weekend or no? >> they're definitely talking about it, melissa. you make a very good point. they're receiving information and drawing conclusions very different than the media. even those who acknowledge it was definitely a bad moment not his overall strongest performance, i don't know it changes their minds. in reality anecdotes, you know new hampshire well, the state is full of them. everyone has political opinion, political thought this time of year. these are only nuggets we have the to gain intelligence because there is no polling coming out between saturday night and now that will be meaningful enough to really show us how this shifted. i also say i don't think a lot of people saw it although th

campaign strategist, executive vice president of jamestown associates and fellow fox news contributor tony sayegheat to have you with us. let's start with these numbers. i don't suppose, it says very loudly that there's no effect from that debate, if that poll is accurate? >> i think he's going to be hard to catch and the reason is despite what he says, people may be listening to comments about 9/11 and what not and may disagree with him. not enough to shift them over to the rubios and the ted cruzs for some reason. the problem with the field, everyone is waiting for someone else, everyone is looking at donald trump, who's going to rival him? no one else is inspiring anyone. rubio is an audio book gone bad. i'm waiting for him to sound like a human. and ted cruz is inspiring some conservatives but having a hard time with the voters in the middle worried about the comments he's made like new york values and otherwise. lou: donald trump is repetitive. >> it's interesting and different, and sounds human. lou: your thoughts? >> certainly very repetitive, he's on message which is unique, he's the only

joining me now, tony sayegh, jamestown associates president, fox news contributor. paul scott. let me start with you, does trump have any ground here with his complaints? >> absolutely not. for somebody active supporting political candidates for better part of four decades amazing that donald trump think this is so how unusual. let's presume what he said is correct, there is some sort of staffers on ground, campaigners for ted cruz, people caucusing for him may have said things not necessarily true. welcome to the world of politics, donald. he has this view is convenient to what he wants to happen all the time. for example, when he says the rnc has to treat him fairly. look, politics is not own always a fair business. if you presume what he said is correct, reaction is ridiculous. that is unfortunate he gained a lot of points. people who are not trump supporters, gave a gracious acceptance speech. heading to new hampshire with advantage. totally unnecessary move. melissa: unnecessary but, kevin, this is how he gets earned media. he promotes a story and people tune in, people pu

here to weigh in, a former fund raidser, noelle nikpour, gop fund-raiser and tony sayegh, jamestown associatescontributor. noelle, i can't think of any roadblock to stop his nomination. can you? >> not at all. i think he is going forward with full steam ahead. you know what's really going to be an embarassment, if he wins the state of texas. that's really going to knock it home for donald trump because donald trump, is going to be entering into territory very conservative state. a state with a lot of big donors. that will be a major victory if he manages to take texas. david: adolpho, one of the things impressed melissa and me, was turnout. double the turnout, it was lousy four years ago, doubling it last night. he is bringing people into the party that weren't there, weren't going out to vote four years ago for mitt romney, your guy. >> well yeah. it is amazing. also the statistic out of nevada, not only is it record turnout, we haven't seen this type of enthusiasm really since the democrats nominated barack obama in 2008, which maybe for the general election bodes well for republicans. howev

gerri: here to weigh in on this back and forth, tony sayegh, jamestown vice president and jonah goldbergional review" senior editor, both fox news contributors. let's get into it. trump says this is disgraceful by the pope. is this cynical effort to motivate evangelicals in south carolina? tony to you first. >> as catholic i hate the idea pope gotten involved in brutal primary process where donald trump is taking on everybody. i thought the pope would be off limits. in reality of matter talk about immigration reform in republican base, trump wins on this one. not suggesting that he will win long term. i think there will be pockets of catholic voters in this country, rust belt in michigan coming up which has larger catholic population than perhaps south carolina, in height, pennsylvania where this kind of battle with the obviously patriarch of the catholic church will hurt trump. but in the short term with voters who are very fixed behind him, who view him as outsider, as secular and like that, i don't think trump loses for this round. gerri: jonah to you, the trump also said that the pop