david: new hampshire nearly went for hillary rodham clinton -- narrowly went for hillary rodham clintontime. >> we are hearing mixed things from the polls. i think they were hoping to get -- 500,000.00,000 jennifer democrats, we assumed were so energized to go out and choose a candidate to be tltro -- to beat donald trump, we are not sure they are getting out in those numbers. they see a lot of consternation. of course, he just had a really here with huge numbers last night. 7500 but hers had had even bigger numbers. he has really consumed the airways here. that tells you his ability to perform. rick: one thing that baffles me, the gop party chairman came out and said, we are going to have more than 100,000 republicans participate thought -- participate. i thought, why would you raise expectations? 108,000 in 2016 with a dozen people on the card. we will watch that as it develops. scarlet: good stuff, david. david will be meeting or special coverage of the primary started later tonight, 7:00 eastern time. put climateowing to change at the forefront of blackrock strategy. this is bloombe

to keep looking at me and i'm going to keep looking back we are to know each other's names i'm hillary rodham who are you. the goal was also to shed some light on those behind the scenes says the director nanette burstein she asked why hillary is oldest reset with either admiration or abuse but never anything in between clinton says she was often simply the 1st in 2016 she was the 1st woman from a major party to run for president i hope that more women would run so that it would be more normalized and there wouldn't be you know the kind of talking dog syndrome oh my gosh look at that she's a woman she could talk she could run for office. i'm watts next more films by with or bias hillary clinton the former 1st lady refuses to comment she says there's something more important to get done 1st namely pushing the current u.s. president into retirement. just a reminder the top story we're following for you here today on d w news the world health organization says world is not ready to fight the new coronavirus that has seen spreads to more come for use this morning governments to brace for a possib

to keep looking at me and i'm going to keep looking back we are to know each other's names i'm hillary rodham who are you. the goal was also to shed some light on those behind the scenes says the director in an asperger's steen she asked why hillary is always greasewood with either admiration or abuse but never anything in between clinton says she was often simply the 1st in 2016 she was the 1st woman from a major party to run for president i hope that more women would run so that it would be more normalized and there wouldn't be you know the kind of talking dog syndrome oh my gosh look at that she's a woman she could talk she can run for office. i'm walks next more films by with or about if hillary clinton the former 1st lady refuses to comment she says there's something more important to get done 1st namely pushing the current u.s. president into retirement. more headlines now from around the world greek riot police have fired tear gas to disperse angry locals on the islands of les pauls and shields the residents were seeking to block access to construction sites for new migrant detention c

the last person to run against president trump, hillary rodham clinton, did not beat president trumphere is concern about how much gender played on the outcome and figuring out who to get behind, there's a little bit of worry, perhaps it's not time to nominate a woman to run against president trump again. the verdict is still out on that but that is a concern on many voters. >> you can see the frustration of somebody like amy klobuchar, who has been in the senate and back home a prosecutor, looking at pete buttigieg. she klobuchar, elizabeth warren brings up gender a lot. amy klobuchar does not. i thought it was really interesting that in the iowa entrance polls elizabeth warren ran third among women voters behind pete buttigieg. behind bernie sanders. and i talked to some women who were caucuses for buttigieg at the caucus i went to, and i was surprised at how forthright they were about their doubts that a woman could win, including one told me, you know, i'm a lot closer on the issues to elizabeth warren than i am to pete buttigieg. but i'm caucusing here for him because i think he

we will start with the video of hillary rodham clinton and donald trump on caucus night. stand here as tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank, iowa. [cheers and applause] i want you to know i will keep doing what i have done my entire life. i will be standing up for you. i will keep fighting for you. i will always work to achieve the america that i believe in where the promise of that dream that we hold out to our children and our grandchildren never fades. president: unbelievable. i have to start by saying i absolutely love the people of iowa. unbelievable. on june 16, when we started this journey, there were 17 candidates. i was told by everybody, do not go to iowa. you could never finish even in the top and i said, but i have 10. friends in iowa. i know a lot of people in iowa. i think they will really like me. let's give it a shot. they said, don't do it. i said i have to do it. we finished second and i want to tell you something, i am just honored. i'm really honored. host: very close between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. not even one full percentage po

he was 20, 30 points behind hillary rodham clinton in the polls in 2016.d five points behind her. even though that was a loss, it was a victory for him and his organization. he's had that grassroots support and that fire and he's been able to capture it by bringing in experienced campaign staff. his 250 people plus on the ground here. he's been able to take that grassroots enthusiasm and channel it into this focused operation. >> the irony is it used to be, it used to be it was perceived elizabeth warren and bernie sanders were competing. support would go to bernie sanders. last night she's touting being a capitalist and in a sense ceding that lane to him and going to bloomberg. >> at the same time being the lead attack dog on bloomberg. even though she says she's a capitalist, sending out a dog whistle, certainly sending a signal to more centrist democrats, i'm not as socialist as bernie is, but at the same time, listen, everybody out there on the liberal side, i'm going to take down bloomberg. i think she was sending two messages. >> trying to have it bo

there were vocal hillary rodham clinton supporters and detractors. >> it's the first time the wife ofppear before a grand jury and testify under oath. >> she was subpoenaed by the independent counsel kenneth starr who wants to ask her about the missing law firm billing records that mysteriously appeared in the first family quarters. >> you have independent counsel, kenneth starr, a prosecutor with unlimited financial resources and unlimited time, who is doing nothing except investigating you. if you had anything to hide, that is not the situation you want to be in. >> these re-emerging issues add up to political trouble for the president just as his re-election campaign is heating up. >> the '96 campaign for re-election was under way. clinton started reaching out to an old adviser from his days in arkansas, a consultant, dick morris. who at that point was mostly working for republicans. he established a plan with dick morris to help him reposition himself. >> morris calls his strategy triangulation, an effort to position clinton in the political middle. >> how could he come over here

why is hillary rodham clinton is talking about a candidate who's our frontrunner.the process. he has to go through the process. if he comes out as our nominee we should be supportive. >> here's what i think is a real challenge for democrats on the eve of iowa. what's a bigger threat for our party? i come to this point which is, are we going to nominate somebody who can't win or are we going to risk a rupture in the party that's irreparable? now, in 1992, '96, 2008, 2012 and in 2018, the democrats showed a formula for winning nationally. and the question is, are we going to follow that formula or throw the playbook out and try something different? i'll say one thing about bernie sanders, his playbook is no different than donald trump. both rely on the fact that you don't need fickle swing voters, if you just talk to your base and energize the people that should vote for you can win. i just say to all those who tattoo, put the number of your tattoo, 270 electoral votes, i don't want to win the popular vote and lose the electoral vote one more time. >> i think a coupl