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right to work reports accept them guilty as part of the islamic rules but only that they observe the joe. blow again welcome to their life and also coming out california and oregon in the u.s. report coronavirus cases with no travel history no contact with those already infected . manufacturing in china plunges to the lowest level of records putting more pressure on already battered stocks it is. good and there's uproar at the french oscars and raven polanski's best director award. after a week of what was called a reduction in violence in afghanistan the u.s. and the taliban are expected to sign a preliminary peace deal that could put an end to america's longest running war president transcending is top diplomat to catarrh for the historic signing and says the afghan people should embrace the chance of a new future but this is a long way to go the deal is seen as a possible 1st phase. the next step would be for the taliban to actually talk with the government in kabul in order to decide the future of the country there is a summer binge of aid has been speaking exclusively to the taliban spoke

which is a blow to joe biden. how does he overcome that? >> i think vice president biden's campaign is going to ensure that all communities have a voice and i don't think it's going to hurt his campaign, the nonendorsement, and i am hearing positive things about joe biden and the work he has done, and we all know joe biden has consistently stood with us and we are going to be loud in supporting him in election when we look to saturday. >> you would have liked that endorsement had they endorsed your candidate? >> i'm sorry? >> you would have liked the endorsement had the culinary union said yes to joe biden? >> of course. but he has a lot of other strong leaders supporting him. >> we saw the vice president's disappointing finishes in new

is coming at things like this, and think of the message sending to the regular public, if you are joe blowyou are going to prison, but if you are a friend of donald trump, you are not. set that stark. i don't know why anybody should be shocked. if we should be shocked about anything, it is about how quickly since the acquittal which was ridiculous exercise by the senate and led by mitch mcconnell, and this thing that should surprise us is why so quick? you would think that the president would have given ate week or two before he hatched up all of the people who were testifying pursuant to subpoenas and obeying the law. this is outrageous behavior and every single one of us as americans and not independents or democrats or republicans, but americans, what kind of country do you want to live in? do you want a country where the president has guardrails and separation of powers or one that acts like a dictator that we have now. >> and you went further in a tweet, and let me read it former congresswoman. i continue to be appalled at the conduct of attorney general barr and as i said, he is unfi

at the same time, joe was blowing across scotland, particularly in the north, with snow over modest hills. —— ten strictly. it won‘t be as windy as it has been over recent days. the coolest day across northern areas. mild in the relatively cloudy south. the second of those two areas of low pressure come through on sunday. this one, as it runs on, we‘ll be bumping into cold air, we could see patches of frost before that with the system allow —— arrives. that and the range is no stop initially over the hills of northern ireland and northern england, may be getting down to lower levels at times, perhaps across northern england and into parts of scotland as well. the snow could coincide with monday morning‘s rush hour to work. aside from the snow in scotland, strong winds for the northern half of the uk, gusts 60-70 the northern half of the uk, gusts 60—70 mph, perhaps stronger. whether due to the heavy snow or the strong winds, there is a risk of disruption, particularly for scotla nd disruption, particularly for scotland as we head into monday. now, elsewhere we see this band of greenbushes

become the nominee, but you know what, all the rules have been thrown out the window, maybe joe biden can blow water in south carolina and regroup on super tuesday, i mean, we just don't know but there's no doubt that by everything we've known from the past coming in fourth in iowa, when you were making electability you were first, second and third calling card about the viability of your candidacy is just bad. >> that's a fair point and also many biden allies, some of them on the record were contribute to go newspaper stories about how they all knew for months that he will have a hard time in iowa and, gayle, bernie sanders bounced back from a heart attack, he was always going to do well in neighboring state because he's from vermont but even left-leaning pundits are worried about him winning the nomination, michelle goldberg calling him a wild gamble. are many journalists, gayl, e in your view oppose today sanders because they don't think he can beat trump? >> clearly that's the case, they are trying to influence voters view, we saw that happened in 2016 when everything was against him but p

but i have to say, with this performance tonight, i wouldn't be surprised if joe biden doesn't blow everybody away and do really well in south caroli south carolina. >> laura: that's a great point. actually, biden had a couple of moments tonight, mercedes, that were pretty strong for biden. he didn't have any major flubs or full pause. he did pretty well, for biden, and meanwhile, bloomberg -- tell me if you agree with this. watching him, it feels like he is trying to hold court. he's not even looking at the other person talking to him, he just looks straight ahead with no facial expression talking about the nondisclosure agreement. to me, i just came across flat and entitled, and trumpet doesn't come across that way. he has that engaging personality, and if you rub some people the wrong way, he has an engaging personality. bloomberg has a flat line personality. >> as president trump always said when he was a candidate, he was always center stage, and he never left the center stage. and i think that was always really brilliant about donald trump, and he would address whether it was low-energy

did it blow up the party? did it hurt joe biden and muddy the democrat field?ts washington is consumed by this, consumed by burisma, hunter biden and the conflicts of interests of the bidens. rett's bring in my next guest, republican senator mike round. great to see you, sir. your reaction to this story? >> first of all it is very clear that the democrats have wanted to impeachment the president since even before he was nothing rated in -- inaugurated in the first place. that is a true statement. their activity and the way they failed to provide a adequate argument for impeachment did help the president in his re-election and i think it will also help in republicans as they move to try to retake the house. most southernly it will help in the senate as we try to maintain control in the united states senate so we can actually get things done for the people of this country. yeah, i think this backfired on them. i think speaker pelosi knew very well if she did succumb to the demands of the far left it had the possibilities of backfiring. look, the house did a terri

culinary union decided against endorsing any particular candidate, a move that could be seen as a blow to joeiden generally considered the most likely to have been the beneficiary of an endorsement. early voting begins tomorrow. the caucus is saturday february 20 second. in between there will be a democratic debate here and presidential visit. what happens in vegas over the next eight days will not stay in vegas. shannon: remember when elizabeth foreign accused bernie sanders of say a woman cannot be president, sanders insists warren was lying. now warren is accusing michael bloomberg of peddling racial demagoguery. >> michael bloomberg is saying in effect that the 2008 financial crash was caused because the banks discriminate against black and brown people. that crisis would not have been a verdict if the banks had been able to be bigger racists and anyone who thinks that should not be the leader of our party. >> the 2020 election alert, former neighbors -- sanders national standard and former assistant to george w. bush brad blakeman, thanks for sending your evening with us. jonathan weston

his continued effort with african-americans in south carolina could deliver the final knockout blow to joe biden and furth further raise odds of sanders' nominations. are you calling on steyer to drop out and do you think anybody else should be? >> not my role. the paradox is that tom stair entered the kind of national arena putting money into the idea of donald trump's impeachment and supporting trump impeachment. and whether republicans are right or wrong, most republicans would prefer bernie sanders over any other democratic nominee as donald trump's opponent. and by remaining in the race the paradox is that -- by remaining in the race, tom steyer is creating the biggest risk for joe biden in south carolina because he put so much money to the ampcan american community and increasing the odds of a knockout blow. i think sanders is in a very strong position in the democratic race. but there are more acts in this place. we have gone through all of 2016 and the first stage of 2020 without any other democrats except a little bit pete buttigieg, really beginning to prosecute all of the variou

culinary union has decided against endorsing any particular candidate, a move that could be seen as a blow to joeiden, generally considered the most likely to have been the beneficiary of an endorsement had it coming. bernie sanders has clashed with unions over his medicare for all proposals, but some democrats, even some of his allies such as congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez believe union members shouldn't worry about too much because they are in likelihood of single-payer legislation being passed in congress. >> bret: the prospect of having democratic socialist bernie sanders at the top of the ticket in november has some moderate democrats up on capitol hill capitol hill uncomfortable tonight. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tells us why. >> it's on to nevada, it's on the south carolina, it's on to win the demo democratic nomination. >> that's making a lot of swing district democrats nervous. "south carolinians don't want socialism." anthony brindisi for the syria post-standard said it would be difficult for sanders or elizabeth warren to win. and california's scott peters

and if he did it, that would be a real shake up to the race and really blow out joe biden.ue and i'm to get to him in a second period according to your reporting, i think bernie sanders is also feeling, he was just on with chris wallace let's play that. >> and if you do, as mayor buttigieg does, take huge amounts of contributions from the ceos of the pharmaceutical industry, from financial years in fossil fuel industry, from the insurance companies, from wall street, does anybody seriously believe you are going to stand up to those powerful entities and represent working people? arthel: that was senator sanders attacking, he has a laser focus on buttigieg right now. you mentioned vice president joe biden. let's go there. he is looking past new hampshire to south carolina primary in 20 days. can widen santa underperform in new hampshire? >> i don't think so our cell, i went to a biden rally as well as it was not well attended. it was pretty small. he was on teleprompters, at least on i went to. there's a real question on how he is going to do. imagine if he finishes fourth o

culinary union has decided against endorsing any particular candidate, a move that could be seen as a blow to joegenerally considered the most likely to offend the beneficiary of an endorsement, had a calm. early voting begins tomorrow. the caucus itself is saturday, february 22nd. in between, there will be a democratic candidate debate here, and a presidential visit. what happens in vegas over the next eight days certainly will not stay in vegas. shannon? >> shannon: right you are, jonathan hunt. thank you. remember when senator elizabeth warren accused senator ernie sanders of saying a woman cannot be president. sanders insists warren was lying about that. well, now warren is accusing mayor mike bloomberg of peddling racial demagoguery. >> michael bloomberg is saying, in effect, that the 2008 financial crash was caused because the banks weren't permitted to discriminate against black and brown people. that crisis would not have been averted if the banks have been able to be bigger racist. and anyone who thinks that should not be the leader of our party. >> shannon: how will that criticism be re

it is a blow for joe biden. us with analysis is stephanie kelly, senior political economist at aberdeen. what is the significance of the results of iowa? iowa, it's never the case that they have 70 delegates they will make a mark. it's much more political signaling. , it hasthat in the past tended to be advantageous to candidates if they can well in iowa and new hampshire. it tends to be a good signal for how they will perform in the future. topfact that buttigieg came actually shake things up because expectations were that hyden biden would do- well. buttigieg do in new hampshire? they are way out east, but they have the same kind of eclectic mix of rural areas and far-left. think that new hampshire is more of a try for buttigieg, and as you pointed out, it is kind of sanders town. he has been consistently strong in new hampshire aired buttigieg has had moments of popularity, but i was quite a while ago. it's interesting, because just as iowa can be a surprise, new hampshire can be relatively unreliable. for me

it's a blow to former joe biden who needs all the support he can get.ning me now garrett haake, dan balz, and yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent for the pbs news hour. welcome all. garrett, first to you out there, the nevada caucus, of course, it's a caucus. let's first of all talk about the procedures. they're not using the same app that iowa used, are they? or are they? >> reporter: no, they're not, but they're using a digital tool for check-in. in nevada there's another wrinkle because there's early voting that starts this weekend. they'll have early votes cast. then those numbers get incorporated into the caucus process that happens a week from tuesday. excuse me, the following week. there's an added level of complication here with the early vote even without the app and tool-based process that was a problem in iowa. i've talked to a lot of voters about this. the nevada caucus has generally speaking been a well-run operation. they've not had the same kinds of problems that iowa has. but a lot of nevada democrats are nervous including the ca

how big a blow to the joe biden campaign here? >> a pretty big one. i think they're valid in saying that it's a delicate game. it is a delicate game and iowa only has 41 delegates that will be sliced and diced up but they have a couple of problems. one is they have been on a downward trajectory with polling in new hampshire, so the question is how do they get that back up? maybe they do but he's not up on the air in new hampshire. they're hoping that in south carolina the african-american vote stays with him. they have a sizeable lead there. but that may not be the case a couple of weeks from now. the third challenge they have is money. they need money to compete on super tuesday. and south carolina is three days before super tuesday. so all of those i would say are challenges to the biden campaign, but it's far from over at this point. >> no question, it's early. jackie kucinich, let's talk about pete buttigieg here. iowa has anointed dark horses before. look back to barack obama's great showing in 2008. how big a deal is it for buttigieg to emerge w

joe biden said yesterday that donald trump is desperate to pin the socialist label on our party. why are you so certain that your own self-identification as a democratic socialist won't have blow back in november? >> let me tell my good friend joe, when we're dealing with somebody like donald trump who lies all the time, he will pin any label that he wants on any candidate. it doesn't really matter. but i think the agenda that we have is the agenda that speaks to the working families of this country. and let me tell you something else. we will expose trump not only for the liar, pathological liar that he is, but for the fraud, he's a total fraud. and this is a man, as all of you know, who spends half his life demonizing the undocumented in this country. oh, he just hates the undocumented, how terrible it is. and yet as a private businessman, he hired, quite knowledgeably, hundreds and hundreds of undocumented workers in his resorts and in construction projects so he could save money. this is a guy who says, oh, i hate outsourcing, we gotta make sure that corporations create jobs here in the united states, not go to cheap labor countries abroad. this is a businessman who manufa

joe biden and how poorly it appears that he's done here, down around 15%. and he's said it's a long battle, he'll stay in it. but clearly this is a terrible blow to joe biden, his campaign has got to rethink what they're doing. but right now, it looks like pete buttigieg is in the lead, trailing bernie sanders. and we had to go to new hampshire, and bernie sanders is ahead in polling right now. alix: david westin, thanks very much. next week, tune in for special coverage of the new hampshire primary, tuesday, february 11, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. don't miss with that. in washington, president trump striking a triumphant tone in his state of the union address. he touted u.s. economic address and a so-called great american comeback. president trump: america's fortunes are on the rise, and america's future is blazing bright. the years of economic decay are over. alix: joining me from washington is jack fitzpatrick, a bloomberg government reporter. what were some of the biggest takeaways from last night? >> the main focus of the speech was the economy and economic growth, which really got the best response, even from some democrats in the chamber.

that has a sizable african-american population in the electorate but nevada would be one more blow, i think, to joeid at one point he might possibly win in nevada, touted nevada with the state with a more diverse population, a lot of latino voters, that he says he'll do better in. you know, it will just be one more wound for joe biden heading into south carolina raising questions about his viability. you see the attention now really focused on sanders, who is getting huge crowds in nevada, who benefited from the decision by the culinary union not to endorse and who seems to be headed possibly towards another big win there. >> be interesting to see how that plays out. it's fascinating to watch this because there's more and more talk about michael bloomberg who spent $400 million at this point. errol, can we really have a sense of the race until he's actually part of it? >> no is the short answer. i'm down here in florida, erica, where michael bloomberg recently polled first. one point past joe biden in a poll, because he's doing things all over the country. he's advertising heavily in texas, in cali

sanders performance in nevada was he won going away nearly 20 points or 20 points over joe biden in 2nd place ok blowing away the rest of the candidates so this is this may this is make or break for all the democratic candidates let's talk about michael bloomberg if we can i mean he was a late start in the race but he was ripped apart in nevada wasn't especially by elizabeth warren how crucial is the night's debate for him. oh you know essential because yes it was a pathetic performance by bloomberg he had no response to the attacks on him the one you know bright side for berlin byrd tonight is that the guns won't likely be aimed at him so much as they'll be aimed at sanders but bloomberg has to reassert himself show that he can be a forceful presence on that debate stage can go up against donald trump something that he did not look like he was prepared to do in the last debate so yeah if he's got to prove his mettle now he's still got that you know vast you know checkbook writing checks to pay ok with this enormous t.v. barrage but it may be worthless if he can sort of self in this debate michael let's

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more fallout from today's crushing blow to the democrats dark impeachment fantasy. they are still brazenly lobbing lies. gaffey joeiden says this isn't a partisan impeachment process at all. it's not partisan? you have democrats in denial. >> why why why why why? hi guys. this is the chevy silverado with the world's first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? and it's not the trailer right next to us? this guy? you don't believe me? hop in. good lookin' pickup, i will say that. oh wow. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views - including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. wow. - that's pretty sweet. - that's cool. oooohh! that's awesome. where'd the trailer go? i love it. it's magic. >> president trump ignored the law and the constitution in order to gain a political favor. >> the president's conduct violated our bribery laws as they were understood by the framers. >> the framers would have said the highest of high crimes against the constitution. trish: when are they going to stop lying? probably never because it's who they are. just consider what joe

joe biden is facing a potentially fatal blow for the campaign. here they are.mong likely new hampshire primary voters, sanders leads barely. a far cry from the 22-point blowout in 2016. the lead over buttigieg within the margin of error. warren in third and biden in fourth. continuing to leak support. and this isn't the only poll that shows them heading in opposite directions after the iowa caucuses. buttigieg up 12 points since monday's caucus night. biden down 7 in the same period of time. hard to see how biden explains away back to back fourth place finishes if that happens in new hampshire. of course, what is the percentage in fourth? double digits, single digits, that might matter some. all of it would likely dove state the electability argument. remember, new hampshire is a battleground state in the general election and while the campaign can say voters of color are the base in a primary don't you got to win a primary in a state to win the general election in? new hampshire is one of those states. the campaign sent a clear signal they know the predicament

if my memory serves me correct, i could double-check, with conservatives moderates, behind joe biden. that blows terms of health care, what he wants to do -- by the trillions of dollars. it is a total takeover and invasion into people's lives. it takes away liberty about. when america wakes up and actually sees what this radical leftist actually wants to do, they're going to be absolutely shocked. lisa: i hope you're right. pete: open up the "new york post" this morning they help explain what is happening. here is the headline from the "new york post." democrats happily backing bernie sanders, the most left-wing presidential candidate ever. inside the op-ed goes on to say, sanders goes big. he doesn't care about what things cost or specifics how to make change happen. he is short on details and long on vision. that vision is rooted in the implicit view of the united states night as a fundamentally unjust country awash in the evils of untrampled capitalism and in need of revolution. he is the logical end result of american leftism. so it appears is the party he is probably going to run. a lot of

blow there. if somehow he managed to win in south carolina, you know, that was joe biden's firewall. he is still leading in the most recent polls in south carolina. 28-23 over bernie sanders. but that's the question. >> but not by nearly as much, i think, frankly as the biden campaign would like at this point. you know, talking to biden advisers, they're pretty clear. they needed to come in second place in nevada. and they need to win in south carolina. but they don't need to just eke it out. they have to win by a lot. because the whole argument for joe biden at this point is his base is the democratic party's base. it is african-american voters. the most loyal and reliable voting block in the democratic coalition. and he is the one who can bring them out in large enough numbers that can help democrats win in november. and if he can't prauf that here in south carolina and if sanders cuts into that narrative, i think it can be a real problem for him. and sanders right now is behind biden, you know, by a decent amount. but he is doing the best among the democratic contenders. it's bern

blow. >> it will put doubt in people's minds. joe is probably the choice of moderate democrats, centrist democrats, bernie as kim suggested is consolidating, probably pulling votes from elizabeth warren, some from pete buttigieg who splits between the progressives and mod rests. goa has to come in one or -- goa has to come i -- joe biden has e in one or two. if he doesn't, people will think about michael bloomberg. the $300 million figure is quite extraordinary and it's having an effect. paul: that's more than mcgern makes. is this the last chance for klobuchar, buttigieg and warren? >> i think it is. going back to the last panel with scott rasmussen, the two biggest blocks on monday in iowa are undecideds, it's up as much as 50% haven't decided and the second chance. it might kill amy clock cha klof she doesn't get delegates but the delegates could put her over the top. paul: her supporters. >> give the other ones delegates. i don't know why the dnc has rules where they tell you who got the -- it's opening up the complaint, i was ro

blow. they even mentioned joe biden has been a friend to the union and he was actually the only candidate they nonendorsement announcement yesterday. so for other modern candidates that don't back medicare for all plans, and they run a union health trust, and we don't see medicare for all going into effect. for them the focus is about educating the members and in a position for medicare for all, who supports it and who wants a public option and that's the primary focus going into the caucus. >> sandra: meanwhile if i could ask with the focus is on joe biden, with the spokesperson for his campaign saying, and nevada has the first opportunity for that to happen. the strategic and most effective use of the team is the talent in these two states that reflect the base of democratic parties and joe biden's strengths. we hear that as we now know that that biden campaign is deploying dozens of staffers to both nevada and south carolina, bringing the total on the ground that they are in nevada to 130. >> that's right. that will actually make joe biden's campaign the second largest on the ground. bernie

guest: it is mostly a big blow to joe biden, who has long ties to this union and really kind of needednd a shot in the arm heading into the caucuses. the unions have been heavily courted for months. you have seen candidates releasing videos on the picket line with them, doing town halls. their big issue is health care, like a lot of voters, but they have health care plans but our top issue for these culinary members. they have really great health care and they pay very little for it. and the medicare for all health plan, they have made it pretty clear that they don't want to give it up under those plans. they announced last week that they are not endorsing, but they are not staying neutral either, they have been exhibiting leaflets to workers in the famous casinos a las vegas putting out leaflets in, the dining rooms comparing the candidates on health care, and making it clear that they feel that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren would not be good for their health care. they faced a little bit of backlash online from some of the senators' supporters on that. host: let's go to new yor

blows. if you see our new nbc poll, it shows joe biden with a lead but not the kind of lead that he had just months ago. he's at 27%, bernie sanders creeping up on him at 23% and tom steyer, who has been complicating the vice president's path here as well with 15%. we've been talking about this fire wall and biden has been talking about his fire wall at least until recently. take a look at how his description has changed just in the span of a month. >> look, i've not been calling it a fire wall. you and others have. >> i think i have real fire wall in south carolina. >> so, yeah, a little bit of a change in tone there from the former vice president. they know he does need to perform well in south carolina and a lot of that could depend on his performance in tonight's debate. he's going to be ready, wants to go on the offensive against bernie sanders. they feel he's the only candidate who has been consistently targeting bernie sanders but he will be ready to go after tom steyer. there's a sense in the campaign himself support is soft as it was in nevada, as it turned out to be, but they do wa

steyer has spent $22 million in hissing here in south carolina, joe biden has spent $874,000, so 22 million to 874,000. tom steyer blowsfield. it's bloomberg like spending here if you will in south carolina. that is what the biden campaign is worried about. is tom steyer going to eat into some of his support. so no question here in the next 72 hours it is a critical moment for the biden campaign. that clyburn endorsement they really believe will help put him over the top here. a lot is riding on that for the biden campaign. >> jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> let's stay in south carolina. it is my pleasure to bring in joseph riley, the former mayor of charleston who was in office when the horrific shooting at the historic mother emanuel ame church left nine people dead in the summer of 2015. >> a ritual coming together, praying and worshipping god to have a awful person come in and shoot them is inexplicable, obviously the most intolerable and unbelievable act possible. >> mr. mayor, welcome, sir. >> thank you. >> we'll get your thoughts on 2020 in just a moment, but one key topic in last night's debate was gun control. i w

blows it out. and all of a sudden there's like, oh. joe's back. maybe something reverses.a weird strategy. >> if i could say, i think it's true he doesn't have the money. what he is, however, is a known entity. take for instance in florida we saw polls about a week and a half ago that saw bloomberg shot to the top over joe biden where he enjoyed a great deal of support. well, something has happened in these debates. as of two days ago, biden is now up and is seeing a bit of a surge in the state of florida. and so some recalibration is happening. and while he may not be filling stadiums which is a true statement, the older voters who are frankly carrying him are going to be not just likely voters, but they've already mailed in their ballot. they don't have to see the candidate. they don't need a commercial. they don't need an advertisement in the mail. they are voting for joe biden. my mother is one of them. she doesn't care what anybody says about it. i think that's a bit of a redeeming factor for him. in spite of the spending, he is a known candidate. they're going to vot

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joe biden. he couldn't blow rush limbaugh's knows, he should seriously rethink that line of attack on a great americani would not be here today without him. i say that unequivocally without a doubt. >> i think a lot of us feel the same way and the uniform of the military does not make you immune from criticism. a lot of people know what his motivations are. >> that is my point. >> thank you for your time, appreciate it. starting with a fox news alert, us embassy in china announcing the first american death from the corona virus. a 6-year-old man died in china, 13 americans are diagnosed with the virus on a cruise ship near tokyo. 400 americans on the ship, we will speak to a couple on that cruise later this hour. one of the president's advisers says the infection could be even more widespread than we think. >> there are more infections a and we are seeing being reported. >> there are 12 coronavirus cases in the us. and powerful winter storm slamming major cities across the us, white out conditions blinding drivers in denver, colorado and slippery roadways causing multiple tractor-trailers to crash in

joe biden leads in the polls. this is a pretty big problem for him. it may not be a mortal blowecause he wasn't expecting to win iowa, i don't think. but he was probably expecting to do better than third or fourth place, which is where he is looking at right now. it doesn't give him the momentum that he might have wanted. and it means that we're going to be looking at this primary for a good, long while. it will drag it out, i think, for sure. >> it seems like one of the stories here is what happened between the first alignment, the voters' first preference if you will, in iowa, and the second round. i think we have a graphic to show. buttigieg picks up 33,300 bodie. and biden losing just over 3,000. that means biden wasn't viable in the first round. >> yeah. if you look at the map, it shows itself to be true. biden didn't extend -- his support didn't go deep enough to really do him any favors. and buttigieg is clearly a good second choice. the value for him, as sort of this unknown mayor before this, is that he can go to these other places where he didn't go all-in. he spends a

for me at least, joe was on the ropes and not reporting the results really softened the blow but it's even worse than that. he has the whole state to himself or three weeks. he was on air with super pac money for the last week, so low. i don't know if nancy pelosi's deal backfired but if you think about it, all we heard in january was about where his hunter, quid pro quo joe, and burisma. that couldn't of helped things. i think a lot of people will get on the phone and say, the well is dry, were going somewhere else. he didn't have a good fourth quarter last fund-raising time and i don't think people are going to come back and throw money around at this loser. he has to win somewhere or else the whole electability rationale doesn't mean anything. he's not winning any elections! >> dana: let's talk about amy klobuchar for a moment because as her team says, she's close with biden but they are both going to be fourth or fifth when this is all said and done. she was basically putting all her chips and iowa. she does have this result if it turns out to be at the end when they have all the

i ask you the same question, because it's going to determine whether joe biden can move forward or not and survive another body blow here as he called it. why hasn't he learned how to raise money? >> i think you'll appreciate this, having been on the hilt. one of the -- weird curiosities of joe biden's career in the senate was that the two committees he was on for basically his whole career, judiciary committee and foreign relations committee. committees that don't have, have a lot of lobbyist around them. not like the commerce committee or finance committee. if you live on two committees where you don't have a swarm of lobbyists around you through your career, you don't make the kind of contacts in the big dollar donor world that the tax writing committees do or other -- >> but he was vice president of the united states! man -- >> nerve her to raise money as vice president of the united states. sat on the ticket with a guy named barack obama, the biggest fund raise gz diising dynamo. had the same problem in 2008. couldn't raise money then. a historic issue with him. one thing of what mike had to say a second ago a

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a shot at the bridge but got a little bit of a storm blowing in but they certainly have a political storm as well. it is a make it or break it for joe biden, amy klobuchar elizabeth lauren and pete buttigieg trying to get a steak before the big supertuesday, just a few days after the contest here but bernie sanders and the momentum he got in nevada is coming here rolling and he was talking about what may not sit well with voters and that is raising taxes. >> i will tell you how we pay for it, a modest tax on wall street speculation. to make sure all of our kids have the ability and desire to get the education they need is something we should do. >> you can look for joe biden on the debate stage to press bernie sanders to press. buttigieg on his support in the minority community particularly black voters. >> i want every, in particular, black voters who have been through so much to secure the vote and felt therefore taken for granted so often i want you to know i understand i'm not entitled to it. >> buttigieg got an important endorsement from the state newspaper, the paper says they want the person best to beat donald trump, vital f

elizabeth warren next door to massachusetts and former vice president joe biden could end up fifth here, potentially a devastating blow to either one of their campaigns. so one of many storylines, neil, we'll be watching as we head into tomorrow, but remember, and you know this, this is new hampshire and almost half of the resident are not registered as either a democrat or a republican. so they can go in tomorrow to vote for either primary which makes predicting results here very, very difficult. back over to you. neil: thank you, my friend, very, very much. in fact i had a chance to go out to talk to a lot of new hampshire voters. they relish that unpredictability as well, particularly when polls can change. i will talk to a fellow in one second. whatever the polls say i like to go the other way but it does serve to point out how unpredictable this state can be and i really got a sense of that even among bernie sanders supporters who do not have a problem with the candidate so many others in the party do. take a look. so you made up your mind. >> absolutely. neil: who are you going to support? >> weren't bierne all