you look at the polls, and hilary clinton is widely admired. >> hilary clinton is not very popular.s in 2018 running in the midterms had her or her husband campaign for them. they wish she would stop making movies about herself and giving interviews and trashing bernie sanders and making things more difficult. jon, she is obviously a favorite of the right, who likes to resurrect the idea of her running all the time, but until i see mike bloomberg confirm something like this or several other outlets, i just don't buy it. jon: well, bloomberg may have a problem with women as was mentioned in ellison barber's piece just now. here's part of an excerpt from the "washington post" article that was put out. several lawsuits have been filed over the years alleging that women were discriminated against at bloomberg's business information company including a case brought by a federal agency and one filed by a former employee who blamed bloomberg for creating a culture of sexual harassment and degradation. when you have offended half of the potential voting public, that's a problem, and the blo

expecting over the next 10 days have you had helen mirren as well as elle funding for example and hilary clinton she's here for a documentary about her so we're going to have to see who has more fans fanning or hilary clinton and will they do go. for it guys thank you so much enjoy the red carpet. i want to remind you now of the top story that we're tracking for you today. a suspected farai terrorist has shot dead 10 people near frankfurt here in germany the suspect now named by police as tobias arc opened fire at 2 bars in the city of qana where he killed 9 people of color he is reported to have later killed himself and his mother in their apartment the suspect a 43 year old german national left a letter admitting to the killing also poses a video new chub expressing racist and other extremist views federal prosecutors are prosecutors are treating the attacks as acts of terrorism and just minutes ago german president's phone call to stop meyer arrived in hung out to later marines at one of the crime scenes. in the disappearance of his 1st. good. to the point of strong opinions clear positions f

ticket, that hilary clinton.ake no mistake, the democratic party is in that level of complete and utter chaos and desperation. he with more, our own trace gallagher. >> sean, a lot of people trying to knock this down but "the drudge" report maintains a source close is that michael hillary clinton as a running mate. this weekend, the bulbar campaign try to downplay itg saying, we are focused on the primary and the debate, not vp speculation. recently hillary clinton herself was asked by ellen's generous if you considered being vp and said, quoting here, i would be serving my country, but others say the and vice president from living in same state, but matt drudge wrote bloomberg himself would change the official residence from new york to homes he owns in colorado or florida since the electoral college makes it hard for a president and vice president to be for the same state. o we should note the real clear politics average of national polls have bloomberg running third behind joe biden and bernie sanders. >> sean

congresswoman rashida tlaib booing the mention of hilary clinton's name as she campaigned for sanders. >> no, i'll boo. boo! you all know i can't be quiet. no, we're going to boo. that's all right. the haters will shut up on monday when we win. >> reporter: today apologizing, writing, i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about senator sanders and his supporters get the best of me. former vice president joe biden on a 20-city, 17-county bus tour throughout iowa. mr. vice president, have you benefitted from having the state largely to yourself during this critical stretch? >> all i know is i've been feeling good for a long time here and it still feels good and we are going keep moving. >> rachel scott joins us now. one candidate not in the state tonight, mayor michael bloomberg is zeroing in on his super tuesday strategy. now there's an opportunity for him to make the debate stage? >> reporter: that's right, tom. the dnc changing its rules. dropping the donor threshold. the pathway is now open for the billionaire mayor who is self-funding his own campaign

hilary clinton, who talked about the vast right—wing conspiracy. except she...their funds or the fossil fuel corporate chiefs, or the trump friends in their high—rise manhattan suites. these people, you say, are duping american public. well, it‘s not a... first of all, the american public has not bought this, by the way. if you actually ask, the polls show... well, who is the president of the united states? no, but that‘s — that was driven a lot by other issues. but if we take the, ah, if we look at the polling, do people think that the rich should be paying more taxes? a heavy majority of americans, even the plurality of republicans think that the rich should be paying higher taxes. so this — the people haven‘t bought into that, they just vote for other things. and, you know, it‘s not a conspiracy theory if there‘s an actual visible movement, i mean, you can actually track the money flows, you can actually look at the institutions that push these ideas. this is not some hidden cabal, this is right out there in the open. but it does make you, with that analysis,

>> the highlight -- hilary clinton story is interesting.the 1980s, key states, she didn't campaign in wisconsin. the last poll i saw on her likeability was gallup poll, 36%. here you have divisive figure 0-2 in presidential campaign, one third of the country likes and you want to bring her on board, a fellow new yorker, doesn't give you eshg lectoral advantage, that sdr doesn't make any sense whatsoever. >> neil: what doesn't make sense, where the democratic party seven the way the media follows it, there is concern bernie sanders admirable, could never win a general election, concern on the part to do everything they can to avoid him getting the nomination. and then, the concern about michael bloomberg he's buying his way there, so they are not really copusstetic on them, where is their mind set? >> i don't know what or who the democratic party is right now, right? what is the bumper sticker? with trump i know what the bumper sticker is and was, make america great again, build that wall. it is easy to understand. with democratic party, if

remember, bernie sanders only lost the state delegate count by .3% to hilary clinton, bigger margin between pete buttigieg and sanders this time. to biden and elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren, not a breakout, right, seems likely to finish third behind buttigieg and sanders, but ahead of klobuchar. not great. new hampshire has to have a showing. biden, we can do a whole thing on this. i tend to think damage done to biden is under reported, the sitting eight year vice president of the united states, the front-runner from the day he was in. i know his campaign has been down playing it. >> they weren't expecting fourth. >> he's closer to fifth, amy klobuchar in terms of state delegates assigned, than to third, elizabeth warren. imagine hillary clinton finished fourth in a primary caucus, it would be a big deal. i think biden has trouble there. last but not least, this guy, mike bloomberg, billionaire, $65.5 billion worth, spent way up in ads already. isn't in the first state, that includes iowa. what does he need? he needs chaos and uncertainty and weakened joe biden. he wants to step in i'm

a billionaire who is trying to buy an election, and this comes as he is reportedly looking at hilary clintoning mate. let's bring in axios reporter kaitlyn owens. kaitlyn, bloomberg is rising in the polls. the question is, why? is there an easy answer to that question? >> i think there's rarely easy answers to these questions, but i think, you know, bloomberg's rise has coincided with joe biden's fall. as joe biden bleeds numbers in polling, we are seeing bloomberg's numbers go up, and that's because biden and bloomberg occupy the same moderate lane of the democrat party along with buttigieg and klobuchar. those four candidates are seen as vying for the same voters. as those voters seem to lose some confidence in biden, some are drifting to bloomberg it appears. jon: it does seem that bernie sanders doesn't like to see michael bloomberg's numbers rising. here's what he said to supporters at a rally in november november yesterday. listen -- at a rally in nevada yesterday. listen. >> we will not defeat donald trump with a candidate who instead of holding the crooks on wall street accountable b

a former top aide to hilary clinton says bernie sanders should have spoken up sooner. >> what surprises that bernie has known for a month and decided not to share it. that i find odd and somewhat irresponsible for a couple of reasons. first, this should be a team effort. this should be a bipartisan effort. >> president trump spoke at a rally in las vegas ahead of the nevada caucuses and attacked the democratic critics. >> we want to get along with russia. they are sick people. the radical left's attempts to poison our democracy and overturn the last election have totally ended in a big fat failure. >> and in a tweet earlier today, president trump blamed the democratic house intel committee chairman for spreading the report russia wants bernie to win, quote, democrats in the great state of nevada, which because of the economy, jobs, the military, and vets, i will win in november. be careful of russia, russia. according to schiff, they are pushing for sanders to win. adam schiff said quote mr. president i didn't say that but if you wish to quote me, quote this, the only thing americans de

this week, four years ago, lauren work working as a volunteer for the hilary clinton campaign.rganized back then. and the results were available that same evening. she followed the campaign through the primary season and even met her partners, kyle tomlinson who is here in the room today. there he is. on super tuesday. lucky for us, her travels took her to the bay area. in addition to all of this, lauren finds time to volunteer for causes she believes in. she was appointed to the california commission on the status of women and girls. she's a board member of the girl's leadership council. and she serves as commission err on the complete count census committee just to list a few. lauren, you are a absolute shining star and wonderful dynamic role model. i can't wait to see what the future holds for you and for your fruits of all of your labor and the fight for reproductive justice. congratulation and keep fighting the good fight with all your might, heart, soul and amazing energy. congratulations. >> we saw some very weird abortion bans in other states and y'all rose to the occas

this week, four years ago, lauren work working as a volunteer for the hilary clinton campaign.rganized back then. and the results were available that same evening. she followed the campaign through the primary season and even met her partners, kyle tomlinson who is here in the room today. there he is. on super tuesday. lucky for us, her travels took her to the bay area. in addition to all of this, lauren finds time to volunteer for causes she believes in. she was appointed to the california commission on the status of women and girls. she's a board member of the girl's leadership council. and she serves as commission err on the complete count census committee just to list a few. lauren, you are a absolute shining star and wonderful dynamic role model. i can't wait to see what the future holds for you and for your fruits of all of your labor and the fight for reproductive justice. congratulation and keep fighting the good fight with all your might, heart, soul and amazing energy. congratulations. >> we saw some very weird abortion bans in other states and y'all rose to the occas

clinton. >> again i did not endorse anyone because i was running for the senate in 2008. it was hard fought race so i remember hilary surprised everyone in 2008 because barack obama won the iowa caucus when he people thought he would not be able to do that and hillary did not win and everybody said well, obama is coming into new hampshire and he will win new hampshire going away and that did not happen and hillary won by about three points and so then the fight continued through many states until the convention. >> everyone says the key to new hampshire is organization and you have one statewide and understand the democratic party organization but for those who don't understand politics what does that mean? >> i think the key to new hampshire is why the presidential primary so important is this is the state where voters are very engaged people pay attention, not only do we have everybody runs except in the united states senate every two years and we have town meetings for all but 13 cities in the state and we have the presidential primary every four years. voters ask tough questions and go see all the candidates who

>> bill clinton did. hilary clip clinton never did.it's a big deal. i wonder whether tonight's bump will be that which you normally get out out of iowa. because of the new cycle. state of the union tomorrow and the completion of the impeachment. the following day. and it's off to new hampshire. i don't know that whomever is crowned victor tonight will get the role. >> the buck hay not last. if the bottom falls out, it hurts. a pete cannot collapse tonight. if buttigieg collapses tonight, that will be a very hard to recover from. >> top two? >> when you talk about his entire campaign is i'll do well in iowa. i'm a better choice for moderates. if he can't pull that off. in the top two or three. the fall is a real fall. >> separates some of the top tonight. is it really fair for someone to proclaim that that's they won the iowa caucus. >> the history is small differences can make a huge amount of difference in the race. john keri edged out john edward. that was the end of his race in 2004. >> and it's psychological. if you come out on top

latest from the berlin film festival including hilary today i set down with director burstein to discuss her new documentary on the life of hillary clinton you know unpacking her story i realize like what fortitude she has you know she needs fortitude because everywhere she goes she she seems to polarize people who are using it to go on twitter twitter is crazy. the former president of egypt hosni mubarak has died he was 91 years old for 3 decades mubarak ruled egypt with almost unquestioned authority and many would say with the fist of a dictator that ended with the arab spring in 2011 mubarak was ousted in a popular uprising he spent his final years battling illness and fighting to stay out of prison. close near a so you know bottle it was one last triumph for hosni mubarak egypt's former president was acquitted off through a trial that is the judges found him innocent of involvement in the killing of protest is during the 20 left an arab spring uprising that ended his 30 year rule his career ended with the revolution it began with an assassination. in october 1981 it's a military parade islamist militants shot and killed then presiden

documentary about the former 1st lady and hilary herself was in berlin walking the red carpet for the screening where she was met by fans and critics the film looks at clinton's life from her upbringing in chicago all the way to her failed bid to become the 1st female president of the united states. in competition for the golden bear meantime is the french drama delete history it also premiered last night and looks at a very contemporary issue data theft and cyber bully no no no i was in there was a preview. and i didn't make love with you marie says to the man on the phone but she had done a lot of listening and a cell phone camera were involved 6 people who we think is actually read through social but it was. really isn't the only one caught in the trap of the brave new social media world that taunts daughter is being bullied online. but who is the sort of because taxi driver christine only receives bad reviews and has to buy positive ones in south asia by the internet of course. the 3 are determined to fight for their rights against us tech giants that seem like an invincible opponent . i. actually got that data is valuable is the gold of today and we just

good about himself by an election because hillary clinton lost in 2016 and we're only in the 3rd or 4th stage of the 7 stages of grief oh my god hilary what are going to put us through what do we have to suffer because you're such an ego maniacal idiot well we got to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. and we're going to pull your purposes oh politics to the people and come on you know we've all bots the truth. really. you want to work. no. all. the point is should we actually be charging for it because this is when we charge for things is because it's a benefit to the person who is buying it and that's the audiology that took over education about 30 or 40 years ago but the perspective of education was originally that education is a benefit for society in general i wouldn't want to live in a society without doctors or engineers what happened without economists. saying it of being a profit benefit ignoring the public means that we're ignoring that the skill bias we need for a sophisticated society and putting the burden of that school on the individuals and what we've turned it into is just now the churn inst

good about himself by an election because hillary clinton lost in 2016 and we're only in the 3rd or 4th stage of the 7 stages of grief oh my god hilary what are going to put us through what do we have to suffer because you're such an ego maniacal idiot well we got to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. join me every thursday on the all excited i'm sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you that. one almost seemed wrong. just don't hold. to me. yet to see how this day comes. and indeed equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. world is driven by. the day there's thinks. we dare to ask. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks protect the only population tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants and the burning of full streets in belfast

clinton and barack obama at that debate here in manchester. >> he's very likable. i agree with that. i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough, hilarybout that. >> i appreciate that. ♪ if you looked at america like a bird and that was all you knew, would you really understand it, with just that point of view? we've got a different way to look at it. from right here on the ground. we don't just the united states. we see united towns. from where we sit, just down the street, near the post office, by the park, when we stop and look around, what we see are sparks. sparks of hope, of compassion, of communities who stand firm. when neighbors lift each other up, expecting nothing in return. we're grateful for what you bring, and all the sparks you've shown, in the thousands of towns that we get to call home. ♪ but when i started seeing i knew aboutthings,emors. i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, do