michele bachmann the former republican congresswoman. and so it's interesting to see whether or not someone like amy klobuchar is gaining enough momentum, really the top are all fluid and honestly even though sanders looks like he might be ahead of them it could be anyone's game. >> incredibly fluid. hillary, i don't know i've seen an iowa caucus season with so many possible outcomes. not that they are clumped at the top of the polls but a win or fourth place showing which is possible for three of the four candidates there at least, i think, could mean wildly different things. if you're elizabeth warren you could win iowa tomorrow or if you finish third or fourth people will ask you why are you still running? >> well on the other hand if you are in third or fourth with 15% of the vote you'll collect delegates. and we're in a position now where these next four states, you know, iowa is 41 delegates tomorrow. the first four states are about 100 delegates. you need some 2,000 delegates to get there. this is a slog. tomorrow is the first day

i have one bank michele bachmann's district -- i have won michele bachmann's district every time. i am not the tallest person. i and the only candidate that is truly 5'4" on this stage. i do not have the loudest voice. is grit.i do have the grit of getting through a minnesota blizzard to make an announcement speech. the grit of not having a perfect life and growing up with a dad that struggled with alcoholism. a daughter having born and not knowing if she would live or die and getting kicked out of the hospital. and passing a law for our country that every mom and child have a guaranteed stay in the hospital. i have grit. i hope you will enjoy -- i hope you will join our campaign. what unites us, and matter where we are right now, will be bigger than how we are divided. that is how we will win and beat donald trump. thank you, nevada. [cheering and applause] >> one more time for the 5'4" senator! amy klobuchar, everybody. dies, are we ready to hear from our last candidate of the evening? ready to hear from the last candidate? please welcome to the stage, mayor pete! mayor buttigie

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i have won in michele bachmann's district. never lost it.hat is because i go and knock not where it's comfortable but where it's uncomfortable. i listen and i bring them with me instead of shutting them out. i think we should put someone at the top of the ticket that actually has the results. is something to have done this. we need to put someone in charge of the ticket that has the nimbleness on the debate stage which you have seen i hope in the debates. to be top enough in quick enough to take on donald trump. i think we should put someone on the ticket that is -- that has a track record of passing bills and has practical policy solutions that are big bold plans. the difference between a plan and a pipe dream is a plan means you can bring people with you. you know how you're going to pay for it and get it done. what i need to do this is you. days.gone the last 10 something i never expected to happen. you're not going to see one of my ads in the super bowl tonight. maybe if the white -- maybe if the vikings were playing but instead i have b

i have won in michele bachmann's district.ever lost it because i go not just where it is comfortable but where it is uncomfortable. because i have people's backs. because i listen to them and get things done. because i bring them with me instead of shutting them out. i think we should put someone at the top of the ticket that actually has the receipts. it is one thing to talk about winning in rural areas and leading a ticket and bringing people with, it is another thing to have actually done it. i think we need to put someone in front in charge of this ticket that has the nimbleness on the debate stage, which you have seen, i hope, in the debates, to be tough enough and quick enough to take on donald trump. i think we should put someone on the ticket that has a track record of actually passing bills and getting things done and has practical policy solutions that are big, bold plans but are not pipedreams. the difference between a plan and a pipe dream is a plan means you can actually bring people with you. you know how you're

congressional districts, never losing once in every congressional district in my state, including michele bachmann's. someone who can bring people can bring moderate republicans and independents, and this state has a rich history of independents. words from a state, four for you, governor jesse ventura, i have an understanding of the independent voter. if we have the coalition we need to bring decency back to the white house, we have to bring people with us. that is how we win big and make in new hampshire, and senate seats across the country. we have a fired up democratic base, but we need a candidate who can bring people over. that would be my political response to that question how we will get these things done. the best is to win big. >> thank you for being here. this is an important conversation we are having. i am glad you brought up treaties like new start which is a year from yesterday going to expire. on the issue of nuclear weapons, of leadersd 73% would support a no use first policy, a law that says we will not use nuclear weapons first in a conflict. i have not heard an official statemen

i think of michele bachmann also confusing these two concords, and i wonder, though, he's the presidentd look, i understand when you're -- americans are busy, right? they're not always going to remember the geography they learned or even history lessons, even though this is so key to the beginning of america, but what do you think about a president who is lacking basic information like this including going into a place like this and not getting it right? >> he didn't do his homework in preparation of the speech. he was winging it. his mind got confused. i mean, he has a history deficit disorder. he knows very little about american geography. one of president trump's strengths is supposed to be his knowledge of sports in the nfl, and even there when the super bowl kansas city chief won, he said they were in kansas, not missouri, so he's somebody who really does -- he's one of these people that sees new york city and mar-a-lago as the center of the world and everything else is just the territories out there, and i got to talk to president trump once, and he'll openly admit he didn't read

democratic vote in minnesota as well as winning every congressional district, including michelle bachmannhink when people have an opportunity to see and hear from amy, they will like what they hear. that's what she said, this is on her to deliver her positive economic agenda and message and i think it will resonate with voters across the country. >> we will see if it does. quickly during the debate, i want to mention how klobuchar went after another moderate midwesterner buttigieg and his short resume. here it is. >> you said it was exhausting to watch and you wanted to turn the channel and watch cartoons. it's easy to go after washington, because that's a popular thing to do. it's popular to say, it makes you look like a cool newcomer. i just want what people want right now, we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> it seems she did not mind reminding pete buttigieg he's a newcomer. >> i think the people want somebody who can get things done. amy's the most effective democratic senator in the country. she's passed over 100 bills into law. and if you can't impleme

i've won in michelle bachmann's congressional district. i think that's what our nation needs right now. that's what our party needs. it's a reason that i've gotten the endorsements of not just "the new york times" but also the "houston chronicle" which is a very big newspaper as well as the san francisco paper as well as the seattle times paper as well as the bangor maine paper. most of the focus of these -- these are long, long interviews you do where you answer questions. and the san jose newspaper. you answer questions about what issues are in their local areas as well as the country. the reason they have endorsed me is they believe i can unite this country. >> martha: i know i don't have the biggest bank account. since the debates, we've been able to bring in from regular people online millions and millions of dollars that have allowed me to continue this campaign the right way, have allowed me to do town halls and places like raleigh and get to all of the states that we need to as well as run some television ads. so i think we should

congressional districts, never losing once in every congressional district in my state, including michelle bachmann's. i think someone that can bring people with them can bring independence and moderate republicans. this history of independence. if you think i don't understand that, i come from a state of former governor jesse ventura. i have a big understanding of independent voters. if we will have the kind of coalition that we need to bring patriotism and decency back into the white house, we have to bring people with us. that is how we win big. that is how we make sure that we win in this race in new hampshire for jean and when in the senate seat all across the country. we have a fired up democratic base, but we need a candidate that can bring people with her. that would be my real political response to that question of how we will get all of these things done. the best is to win big. >> hi, senator. >> hi there. >> thanks for being here. it's a really important conversation we are having. i am really glad you brought up treaties like new stark which is a year from yesterday going to expire. on t

winning in michele bachmann's district every>> i did know tha. making this case about electability -- >> i just think people need to know that about me. because a lot of people are talking about that on the debate stage. beautifully talking about how they can lead. i am the only one with the receipts, rachel. i am the only one that's actually done it and brought people with me. i think that transcends gender. i think that is about winning. and that's the case that i make. >> let me ask you about one seemingly sort of technical thing but it's starting to loom. a lot of things are waking me up these days. every third or fourth days this is the thing that waxz me up. nate silver five thirty eight is writing that when you look at last night's results in new hampshire and before that what happened in iowa it's looking more likely we could end up in a position where no democratic candidate has a majority of delegates before the convention. which makes me cringe just because the prospect of covering that is such a nightmare. do you think you and your fe

in the reddest of congressional districts, i have bachmann's district every single time. i don't have the biggest bank account, i am not the tallest person. i was noticing that when the president and mayor bloomberg were going back and forth on twitter and the president accused him of being 5'4", he said i am taller than that. i am the only candidate who is truly 5'4" on this stage. i don't have the loudest voice, havehat i do have, as you seen from me getting step-by-step to this, i have great. the grit of getting through a minnesota blizzard, the grit of having a non-perfect life and growing up with a dagger who struggled -- dad who struggled with alcoholism. kicked out getting of the hospital in 24 hours and passing one of the first loss in the country guaranteeing new moms a 48 hospital -- 40 hour hospital stay. i bring grit. i hope you will join our campaign. i want us to remember as we go into this incredible week of voting that what unites us, no matter what -- where we are right now, will be bigger than what divides us and that is how we will do the -- defeat dona

i have won michele bachmann's district every time. and i do not have the biggest bank account in this race. i am not the tallest person. i was noticing that when the president and mayor bloomberg were going back and forth on twitter and the president accuses him of being 5'4" and he said no, i am taller than that, i am truly the only candidate who is 5'4" on this stage. [applause] i do not have the loudest voice. but what you have seen as i have gone through step-by-step to get this nomination is i have is grit. the grit of getting through a minnesota blizzard to make an announcement speech. the grit of not having a not-perfect life and growing up with a dad who struggled with alcoholism. the grit of having a daughter born and not knowing if she is going to live or die and getting kicked out of the hospital in and passing a law 24 hours for our country that every mom and child have a guaranteed 24 hour hospital stay. i have grit. i hope you will join our campaign. i want you to remember as we go into this incredible week of voting tha

assault weapon ban, one and republican congressional districts over and over again, including michele bachmann'sict. having someone that can lead the ticket, that can bring with her, is the way you get gun safety legislation. and i look over do they hurt uncle dick and the deer stand? they do not. coming from a proud hunting state and still being able to pass this legislation. >> we want lots of people gone this topic never to judge. >> i am definitely want to get involved in that. i want to come back to the question about filibuster because this is not some long-ago bad vote bernie sanders took. this is a current bad position that bernie sander holds. we are in south carolina, how are we going to deliver a revolution if you boarding supported rule change? we are in the state where strom thurmond, use the filibuster to block civil rights legislation repeatedly. no less, a senate traditional figure than harry reid has called for it to go. it has got to go because otherwise, washington will not deliver. i was in high school when the columbine shooting happened. i don't remember everyone in washing

the won in weapon ban, republican congressional districts over and over again, including michele bachmann'sict. having someone that can lead the ticket, and people with her, is the way you get gun safety legislation. so coming from a proud hunting state and still being able to passed this legislation is -- moderator: we want to get people on this topic. mayor buttigieg. buttigieg: i want to come back to the question on the filibuster, because this is not some long-ago bad vote bernie sanders took, this is a current bad position bernie sanders holds. [applause] mr. buttigieg: we are in south carolina. how will we deliver a revolution if you will not even support it will change -- a rule change? where stromstate thurmond used the filibuster to block civil rights legislation repeatedly. traditionalnate figure than harry reid has called for it to go. it has to go because otherwise, washington will not deliver. i was in high school when the columbine shooting happened. i remember everyone in washington saying, never again. we will never let this happen again. then a second school shooting genera

assault weapon ban, won in republican congressional districts over and over again, including michele bachmann's district. so having someone that can lead the ticket, that can bring people with her is the way you get gun safety legislation. i look at these and say do they hurt my uncle dick in the deer stand? they do not. coming from a proud hunting state and still being able to pass this legislation -- >> senator klobuchar, we want to allow as many people get on this. >> i'm on board with sending somebody from thed my tholve country. i want come back to the question of the filibuster. this is not some long ago bad vote bernie sanders took. that is a current bad position that bernie sanders holds. we're in south carolina. how are we going to deliver a revolution if you won't everyone support a rule change. in e in a state -- we are the state that -- where strom thurmond used the fill buster to block civil rights legislation repeatedly. no less a senate traditional figure than harry reid has called for it to go. it's got to go because otherwise washington will not deliver. i was in high school wh

assault weapon ban, won in republican congressional districts over and over again, including michele bachmann'strict. having someone that can lead the ticket, that can bring people with her, is the way you get gun safety legislation. i look at these proposals and cky do they hit my uncle dick and the deer stand. they do not. coming from a proud hunting paate and still being tiebl pass this legislation is going to be the key. >> senator klobuchar thank you. we want to allow as many people to get in on this top i think. >> i'm on board of sending up somebody from the middle of the country. i want to come back to the question of the filibuster because this is not some long-ago bad vote that bernie thnders took. this is a current bad position .hat bernie sanders holds. ( ( applause ) and we're in south carolina. how are we going to deliver a revolution if you won't even support a rule change? we are in this state-- ( applause ) ( booing ) we are in the state where strom thurmon use the filibuster to peatedly.il rights legislation repeatedly. no less a senate traditional figure than harry reid has c

won michele bachmann the district. that minnesota nice, a little sense of humor, is what's lacking. is lacking in the debate at the moment, and i have to say, she weaved her centrist minnesota nice politics very, very, very well with her biography, and so i wouldn't be surprised if this, if people are talking about to some extent is real. >> the top coat, first of all. >> striking. >> very nice. >> yes. >> i was at a klobuchar event yesterday also, jason, and she's really making the point that i am not bernie sanders. i am not elizabeth warren. i am a centrist, if you want to use that word from minnesota. asked, is there room in the democratic party for people against abortion? she sent, of course there is. other candidates said, no. it's important to be pro-choice to be in this party. also talks about the dangers of socialism and ideas bernie and elizabeth are putting forward. trying to drive into that lane and doing well. >> and the side room. far offside room because she's not leading anything. i think when you tell people, pick me because you're not happy with anybody else you h

and win big and i've won in rural areasish suburban districts every single time including michele bachmann'snton/donald trump. she won the state, but barely. they want a candidate that can actually bring people with her. >> do you agree with vice preside president biden's concern, put up an ad, a mayor isn't ready to be commander in chief? >> very much i respect mayor pete's experience in the military and respect a lot of people that have experience in small towns. i've got a lot of small towns. new hampshire has a lot of small towns. i think the added experience. i was in local government as well for eight years. and i think the, as an elected official, but i think the added experience i have is 12 years as a u.s. senator. it is actually passing bills and knowing how to work across the aisle. >> but is a mayor of a 100,000-person town ready to be president of the united states? >> i have always said that everyone on that debate stage would be a better president than president trump. [ applause ] i believe that -- any one -- i think that -- that my experience is very, very important here, an

i have won in rural and suburban areas and independents and won michele bachmann's congressional districtpeople with me. i always said if you're tired of the noise and nonsense, you have a home with me. slowly and surely, we are growing and that is resonating throughout the country. >> let's pivot back to the senate trial, reconvening under very different turf. friday, all these votes about witnesses, no, about the proceedings now and the vote was on a republican party line vote, to do it without jury deliberations or much else. what does it feel like in the room now, given all of that. what is your view, if you could share with us, your reaction to colleagues like senators sasse and others, who have taken the position the democrats proved their case trump did it but there should be no punishment, no sanction? >> i just don't understand why they would do this. they're acknowledging this happened, and it does go back to witnesses, because don't they want to know everything? they are clearly saying he did something really bad. he basically withheld foreign aid to a fledgling democracy that