joining me now, alex thompson, a correspondent for politico covering the elizabeth warren campaign and rory alpton for the las vegas journal review. good to see you. you have nice weather out here. alex, people may forget and some may hold the media responsible for this, elizabeth warren at the moment is third in the delegate count. it is a distant third but she is third. she is a very close fourth in the fund raising count in january. michael bloomberg sort of changes the equation on that elizabeth warren's people were complaining about her coverage and we saw amy klobuchar surging in new hampshire after a great debate performance and elizabeth warren take that lesson and come out of the gates on fire on wednesday night. >> you saw her fund raising pick up. she raised $5 million in less than 24 hours as soon as she went on the debate stage. she raised $17 million in february alone and $6 million more than all in the month of january. the comments just as much about i think making a complaint but it was also about rallying the supporters, a path forward saying don't believe the headlin

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we're going to talk more about that now with alex thompson, political reporter for "politico." alex, before we get into this back and forth, you and i were talking about this before we came on the air of this interesting dynamic you did, especially the last weekend before a primary. certainly there are new hampshi hampshireites that go to these. >> you go to a parking lot and you'll see every state in new england in the parking lot on the license plates. the worst is when you're doing like a voter interview and five minutes in you say, you're a new hampshire voter, and they're like, no. you just wasted your time. >> i see voters from australia and all over the world that take part in this unique experience. i'm interested in your take because you've been covering 2020 basically since the beginning of the dynamic between vice president biden and mayor buttigieg. for so long the vice president trying to stay above the fray. he's acted like a frontrunner. now voters are actually voting and he's not the frontrunner anymore. what do you think of this strategy to call pete buttigieg a

joining me now, dan deloose, and alex thompson. dan, i want to start with you.al security adviser dismissing reports of russian interference when you have u.s. intelligence and law enforcement officials confirming it? >> it is pretty extraordinary. really kind of shocking. the only answer we have is that he works for a president who really has consistently rejected intelligence reporting about the last election and what russia was up to and how it sought to interfere and meddle in the 2016 election, and how it sought to help his candidacy and damage his opponents candidacy. i think that's the only answer we have at the moment. it is kind of a baffling answer that the national security adviser gave. and also, it was just a few days ago that the head of the national counter-intelligence committee was saying they were very concerned about russia interferes in this election and they were even worried about deep fix. >> earlier today the president denied being briefed on russia's efforts to help the sanders campaign. take a listen. >> nobody said it. i read where rus