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well, i'm from salem, massachusetts this is not a which trial. i wanted to say i'm not a republican, but mr. wells was our governor and i would rather see mr. weld than donald trump. it is a sad day for america for that reason. host: donald trump overwhelmingly winning the iowa caucuses with 97% of the vote. very vic -- very, very distant second and third for joe weld and joe walsh. you can see the reports from the iowa republican party. 75% reporting. president trump getting over 25,000 votes and only a few hundred for joe walsh and bill weld. to explain how these caucuses work, if you don't meet a certain threshold, you want to take other supporters and, bring them to your side here's one of those moments for the klobuchar campaign at valley high school in west des moines. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 41, 42, 43,, 40, 44, 45, 46. 47, 48. >> two more. >> two more. two more. two more. two more. two more! one more! one more! one more! one more! one more! one more! >> i got you. >> 49. >> i'm not sure you counted me. i don't think yo

might as well be massachusetts. salem, new hampshire. she's a senator from the neighboring state. and i think that amy klobuchar's night reminded me of a night i spent with john in 2012 with john huntsman where we had a nice surge the final days from fifth to third and a week later we ran out of money. it feels like a sugar high to me. pete buttigieg is the clear alternative. i think people in new york don't give the appreciation they deserve for how ridiculously amazing and astounding it is that an out married gay man is leading the delegate race because it's so normal. but eight years ago, this decade both candidates were against it. pete was in the closet, i was in the closet. look at what has happened. >> let me ask you. i have 5,000 questions but i understand we have 20 minutes. why wasn't buttigieg's win in iowa a bigger banner headline? i thought it -- even though it took a few days to find out he won, why was it as big a deal that pete buttigieg won iowa this years a it was that barack obama won 2008? >> one was the iowa caucus debacle and the other he talked about the fir

we talked about that massachusetts/new hampshire border. salem. wyndham. there are a lot of people in wyndham. sanders kind of lagged. some of the suburban areas outside manchester sanders lagged and it gave buttigieg an opportunity but not enough there. overall we always say delegate race. here is the delegate distribution. guess what in terms of national convention delegates, sanders and buttigieg will walk out with the same number. nine for sanders. nine for buttigieg. six amy klobuchar. there was the first congressional district and the second congressional district. each one of these was allocated eight delegates. the margin was so close in all three of these places between sanders and buttigieg. when you get into the incredibly complicated rounding formulas, sanders got three, buttigieg got three and klobuchar got two. in the second congressional district it was three, three, two. adding up to nine for bernie sanders, nine for pete buttigieg, six for amy klobuchar. in terms of national convention delegates they are walking out with the same amount. r

we talked all night about bedroom communities along that massachusetts/new hampshire border. you say pelham right here, salemieg was winning some of these places. here's an exam, wiple here, win. sanders kind of lagged. some of these suburban areas across the border outside manchester, sanders kind of lagged. it gave buttigieg an opportunity, not quite enough, though. overall we always say delegate race. here's the delegate distribution from new hampshire. guess what? in terms of delegates, national convention delegates, sanders and buttigieg are going to walk out of new hampshire with the same number. nine for sanders. nine for buttigieg. six for amy klobuchar. why is that? again, extremely complicated math, but basically there were three pools of delegates here in new hampshire tonight. there was a statewide pool of delegates. there was the first congressional district. and there was the second congressional district. each one of these was allocated eight delegates. and the margin was basically so close in all three of these places between sanders and buttigieg that when you get into these rounding formula

salem, new hampshire, 6% for elizabeth warren. those folks a lot of them are boston commuters, massachusetts commuters, mid single digits. >> wow. >> so if i'm not mistaken elizabeth warren didn't win a single county in iowa and didn't win a single township in new hampshire, is that right? >> i believe she ended up winning johnson county, iowa, by a point. that's iowa city, university of iowa, but that's it. you see with warren is that support where you have found it is so concentrated in places with a very large number of college degrees, white collar professionals, that sort of thing and you just don't see it elsewhere. >> that remains -- it still remains a big mystery to me just how quickly she fell. also we heard a lot about the young vote coming out. how was the young vote last night? was it down? >> yeah, so the share of the electorate that it represented, 18 to 29, the share of the electorate last night ended up 18 to 29 at 12 -- i have to write that down there, that wasn't supposed to happen. the share of the electorate 18 to 29 ended up a the 12%. i'm not even going to try to write on this. i only getago. so that share wa

be fair let's just see as this fills in if she can have more affinity along the massachusetts border but come over here salem the summertime you're going to think and see how elizabeth warren does along here. come over here and you get closer. but if you go back in time and look at this from four years ago i want to show you -- these are the places where senator sanders. the gray and the ones we have colored in we have both. the darker gray these are the places where senator sanders ran the strongest four years ago. only in one of those towns is mayor buttigieg giving him a run in woodstock, new hampshire. so president trump is winning very strong but the margins are not as big which is why we have a very close statewide race. >> 19% of the vote is now in. bernie sanders remains in first place, pete buttigieg in second place, amy klobuchar in third place. the numbers are coming in rapidly from new hampshire. much more right after this. [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help