and bernie is doing the correct things. bernie's campaign is amazing.he things he's doing are actually correct. i know nia just wrote an article about the things bernie sanders was actually doing in south carolina. he's starting an hbcu tool. he's going to barbershops. but he's doing it now. he's doing it in january. >> it actually looked like he's been to a barbershop. >> no, it's true. >> what does he need to do? >> in some ways he is running out of time. i think that's going to be a big areaer here. i think also the socialism tag is a bit of a barrier. talking about south carolina, they're much more moderate -- they're much more conservative democratic voters. you see i think from hillary clinton she's got a tousurrogat. she went down there with eric holder. a lot of her surrogates fanned out to african-american churches. maybe that's something bernie sanders has to do. he's got to spend time. even on this tour of hbcus. he's not going. he's sending cornel west, who has criticized president obama. that might not be the right surrogate to necessarily

will she be obamaed by bernie?bernie sanders for president today. >> larry: what?! so you might be asking the wrong guy but if you're asking if she's been obamaed, she already has been. but the fact you're asking and the fact it's disclosed. a lot of deja vu, i would imagine. >> larry: how uncomfortable is that camp going to be? >> seriously. polls are always weird o me. i don't know how things will shake out, but i feel like, if bernie does beat her, she will be the susan lucci of politics and i'm not sure how that's going to fit with her. >> i think it's going to fit like she's going to kill everyone in america, you know what i mean? >> you have this view -- my view of hillary clinton is this woman has earned it. she has earned it. she has worked her ass off. she's a woman. she's fought through all sorts of crazy (bleep) in the public eye, the clinton and cigar stuff -- (laughter) -- and having to be a woman, fight that fight her whole life and getting obamaed away -- (applause) this is a job interview to see who

why bernie specifically? >> well, bernie for many, many reasons. in brief, because he really understands the plight of the middle class. the middle class in america is shrinking. when i was a kid, people could have nice lifestyles. not work 70 hours a week at subwages, and everybody seemed to do well back then in the middle class. the middle class has been shrinking rapidly ever since. now to stay even you have to have two incomes, working more than 40 hours a week. taking on big money. let me tell you what beats big money. small money. why? because you need more people. and when you get, like -- two million separate contributions -- >> 2.3 million. >> that means that 82-year-old woman is taking her ten dollar check and sending it to the bernie campaign. >> we know a lot of people in this world might be working two or three jobs or living on fixed income, and i don't see too many billionaires here. good morning and welcome to the home show as we kick off year 33 on the sunday morning. we're talking about new construction neighborhoodsaround the met

, bernie versus trump. first of all, as i said earlier, mainstream media for the most part has done a great disservice to this administration in this campaign. donald trump as a reality tv show's use with the endless, obsessive coverage, to a large extent, has pumped him up. really ignoring bernie sanders for so long, and, i would argue, until the first democratic debate, the excessive coverage, there is a legitimate amount of coverage but the excessive coverage of hillary clinton's e-mails. the real problem in this country is not when the republicans go on about liberal buys in media. it is often that we have a corporatized media rigged against dublin interest and democracy. it elevates since alicia -- since insatiable list -- it elevates sensationalist. what is the establishment? i will throw out some names people may or may not recognize here at john mccoy or david rock eller. on the top ofple the council on foreign relations. they all went to the same club. and democratic national committees, the partie

we won't attack bernie sanders. we won't. bernie is doing a lot of good for the party.think ultimately hillary clinton will win. i'm not worried. she will. iowa and new hampshire are critically important, but they're white liberals. some of my best friends are white liberals, but the democratic party is lot more than the white liberals. once we get more people of color and lgbt people, she's likely to really roll. she's holding her own in new hampshire. i'm pretty impressed that it is dead even. i think bernie has to have the advantage there because he comes out of vermont. a complicated coalition in vermont is putting together ben plus jerry. >> we'll leave it there. i will give you credit for spinning the polls as a positive. that's why we love you, paul. >>> "outfront" next, live pictures of the town hall in iowa. less than 90 minutes from now as we count you down. we also have breaking news at this moment. criminal charges in those appalling videos of dead babies at planned parenthood. michael bloomberg for president? donald trump says bring it on. >> i'd beat him a

i will vote for either bernie or hillary. preferably bernie. don't forget to was not going to mention this. medicare has a 3% administrative cost. compared to the private industry of 17%. i am a believer in medicare for all. system of campaign contributions is the root of evil in american politics. without changing that, we do not change much. i thought that donald trump and bernie sanders seems like they will possibly bring nonvoting types in. more interested in politics. maybe possibly convert the nonvoting types into voters. they are entertaining. perhaps donald trump is more entertaining than bernie. there something about the entertainment value of these not talked think is about. i wonder to what extent that might scare some establishment types on both sides. maybe donald trump could undergo a transformation. a metamorphosis and possibly redeem himself in some way for the things that he has done in that may not necessarily been for the public good. host: we will leave it there and let our guest respond. that in termsink of bernie sanders w

bernie sanders is at 11%. that is a big gaping difference. that explains why the clinton campaign is looking past iowa and new hampshire. two of the whitest states in the country. >> exactly. that is the hillary clinton campaign argument. iowa and new hampshire are set upper effe perfectly for sander. the clinton campaign has advantages everywhere else because the democratic electricorate. sanders argument last night was everyone else will like me when i win. he is seeing iowa and new hampshire to change everywhere. that's the worry if you are hillary clinton at this point. that iowa could snowball. the clinton campaign is not giving up on iowa. she will spend three days there this week. she definitely is looking to set up an if iowa and new hampshire go badly, what next scenario. she can lean on a stronger minority population in other states to help her out. >> eric bradner in south carolina for us. very early or very late for you. thanks so much. talk to you in a bit. >> the winner of the debate are the drapes behind eric bradner. >> a litt

this is @mattscreative, here's bernie with bernie from "weekend at bernies." just a little too late to benefit from that universal health care. and finally, this is sweet, a real close-up. finally @stumblingstone might my favorite prom posal, this is bernie with me from high school. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. you know why? >> really cute. >> stephen: me from high school having to go with a 72-year-old man. the girls from high school are going with the guys from dartmouth. do you understand? >> i do. >> stephen: liz, i've enjoyed our time together. >> yeah, we have to get moving. >> stephen: we do have to get moving. wow, that-- that-- we department even put this in the timing of the show. >> no, we didn't. no. >> stephen: all right so we're >> we're going to do something awesome. >> stephen: we shoulding. honestly, do i have time for the rest of the show? should i do the rest of if or go to commercial? should we do the rest of the show? ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: thanks, liz. liz levin, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) we are not go

a very big deal for bernie sanders.and they are really using that, making the case, of course, that easy electable because he can get all of the money from small donations. but i think right now the big thing for the bernie sanders camp is all about turnout. he has said and he said at the white house a few days ago that he believes that if he's able to get a big turnout in iowa, he'll win the caucuses and that's very big for him because he's doing very well in new hampshire. the question, of course, for bernie sanders is whether he's going to be able to get those small, young voters out to the caucuses. this is where hillary clinton conceivably could have an advantage because her voters have been to this rodeo before. a lot of the people who are supporting bernie sanders are new at this, if you will, john. so big questions as we go into the last day. i can also tell you that on social media and in other places, we're seeing a lot of strategy papers floating around among the supporters of bernie sanders to try to give pe

bernie sanders -- and i have nothing against bernie.rnie will not be able to get to the 270 electoral votes, no matter how much you want him to. this is not a popular vote. this comes down to the electoral vote. if bernie is the ge candidate, democratic strong hold states that are taken off the table which translates to 72 electoral vote counts. stoply, the democrats will in the slate from anywhere the votes0-225 before are cast. the republicans are between 174-190. the bernie, 72 comes off democratic side. 140 in the n to state. these three states, michigan, illinois and wisconsin. you know that democrats have not lost a presidential election in since the last time was 1988. and the other two is pennsylvania and iowa. we're talking about electoral vote count. he cannot make that up. he will not be able to make that number up. and win illinois, but that is not going to win the popular vote. that's not the popular vote. he will not be able to win the outskirt areas and especially the down state. host: so you like hillary because of elect

cheers and applause] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! senator sanders: and let me also say this. let me also say this. from ampaign is different other campaigns, not just because of the fact that i am perhaps the most progressive member of the senate and my agenda in this campaign is the most progressive. this campaign is more than that. and that is what i say every single day and i repeat to you now from the bottom of my heart. no president, not bernie sanders, not anybody else, can do it alone. all right. now, i want to tell you a painful truth that you understand as proud trade unionists, but not all people in america understand, and that is the powers that be -- wall street, whose greed and recklessness and illegal behavior brought this country into the worst economic downturn since the great depression, they have endless supplies of money, endless. in fact, somebody on wall street now i think just announced is going to spend $600,000 in ads against me here in iowa twe

so did it hurt bernie? so. >> so then another issue that was -- that came up was sanders passing on attacking clinton on the issue of bill. they brought up sanders' comments from a few weeks ago. how do you think that made sanders look? this is the third debate he's taken a pass at really going at him hard. what did you think? >> democrats in general look at the issues as compared to the republican party, they just really were looking at changing -- bringing up issues that matter to people. and it comes down to, you know, people don't care about individual issues of attacking and what media can do to try to change it and twist the story. >> i appreciate that, adam. now, you have a number of undecided but definitely likely democratic caucus goers here. they had a great time. the one thing they did say was they wished martin o'malley had more time to talk. back to you, chuck. >> i think martin o'malley would agree. danny freeman, great job there. one of our embeds in iowa. i'll be seeing you soon, getting my

bernie sanders is not stupid. he knows if he gives americans free college and pays off their debt, he is going to get their vote, but what he is not telling end, we mayn the run out of other people's money it will look like russia and we will have empty fields and stores. it will be just like russia. you did not mention them aside from the koch brothers. guest: this is the richest country in the world. bernie sanders spoke to something that i think is one of the great ideas of our time. it used to be called the tobin tax. there is now legislation in congress that it could be taxed, essentially tax wall street to rebuild main street. a discussion on trade speculation that can be retrieved to do public investment in this country. to talk about squandering money on debt, college debt or health care is wrong. there are good deficits. it is not clear one would need a deficit if you have the right tax structure in this country. to do public investment in the future of this country is the greatest thing you can do. about

bernie sanders needs the high turnout. even the president said, peter, in his interview with politico, bernie sanders is not barack obama. then he had to have a meeting with bernie sanders. >> just to confirm that he wasn't barack obama. >> they put his thumb on the scale, and he is not. >> but he kind of put his thumb on the scale for hillary clinton, and then he pulled it off and had a meeting with bernie sanders. to sanders' point, if you look at any data -- some people don't trust polling. this is in every single poll. if you have a younger crowd, if he turns out younger people like obama did, if he turns out independents like obama did, if he gets an influx of a lot of new voters who have never caucused before like obama did, that's the recipe. >> well, and how unlikely that this accept tseptogenarian from would suddenly be obama who was this rock star young guy and came out of nowhere. it's a very different profile and he's targeting the same constituencies. every democratic -- most democratic primary tend to have an

we have live pictures of bernie sanders rally in waterloo. he's expected to be near that sign any minute. the sign doesn't move. bernie sanders will. jeb bush speaking to voters in cedar rapids. he's had his daughter by his side all weekend. jeb bush not doing well in the latest poll in this state. hillary clinton will be in council bluffs. that's where donald trump is. she's in a very tight race with bernie sanders. you can see hillary clinton on stage. that's her daughter chelsea clinton on stage with the former secretary of state. i said polls are close right now. there is a brand-new poll that has sent politicos into a frenzy this afternoon. i'm talking about the des moines register politics poll. donald trump up five points over ted cruz. this is the first time the des moines register polls look anything like that. as to the democrats, hillary clinton is up three points on bernie sanders. that is awfully close. and our cnn orc poll, shows the same thing as the register on the democratic side and roughly the same thing on the republican s

if you think the economy has been bad under barak obama it would be twice as bad under bernie. >> berniealls himself a democratic socialist. haven't we had enough so far in the 20th century to know they don't work? >> he wants to turn us into the united states of greece or argentina. fortunately they have a new president that will turn things around over there. the united states of italy. young people love bernie sanders. he sounds amazing and intriguing. but he wants to destroy wall street. he is trying to take down the wall between wall street and main street. >> there are a lot of young people that don't remember the failed socialist experiments. >> it would be a scary thought and one that would cause a market correction if the american system went socialist. bernie sanders talks big about all of these ideas to increase spending and raise taxes but he would face a ferocious opposition from democrats scared by their own party. >> he is already having an effect on the democratic party with the polls showing him beating donald trump with a head-to-head. hillary looks at the polls. he is

we all like bernie. do you like bernie? okay. well, if you want to pay a 90% tax -- he wants to tax you at 90%. so you don't like him. i wasn't sure. i had to feel that out. but how about when the two young women took over his microphone? they came up screaming at him, and he retreated. he went like -- and they made the speech for the rest of that. that won't happen with me. i promise. i promise. i promise. that was a terrible -- i tell you what. it was so embarrassing to watch that. you know, because he's a politician, he's from this country. when they took over that microphone that night, screaming at him, he was petrified. he walks to the back of the stage with that tall guy, the goofus guy. he stands there. and they're both watching these two girls speaking. and the crowd is saying give him back the mike. give him back. and bernie's standing -- i lost so much respect for bernie. that was terrible. we can't let anybody take over our mike. we can't let it happen. can't let it happen. >> he's obsessed with this on bernie sanders

but it's not just bernie sanders. hillary clinton was running for president and actively trying to court pro-gun democrats against barack obama. she portrays herself as a democratic church-going gun-toting democrat. >> we have a different set of rules, what may work in new york city is certainly not going to work in montana. so for the federal government to be having any kind of you know blanket rules that they're going to try to impose, i think doesn't make sense. >> that is not the hillary clinton we were hearing last night, nick. is somebody getting the better deal? >> i think hillary clinton probably a little bit. but here is the truth. i'm not sure this hurts bernie sanders as much as she hopes it does. i feel like for these type of attack issues to really hurt the candidate it has to play in the bigger picture that voters have from the candidate. so for instance, evan bey, and a left wing socialist, he is pro-gun. i'm not sure it really changes how they think about him. i do think if you were wondering if sander

so, bernie sanders is authentic and real. the other moment where i think he scored is that he was pressed on the commander in chief issue. he stood up and said i want to stand up for this. i want to show -- he's vigorous and wants to push back on this. hillary clinton, there was a voter that asked about how his friends are leaning towards bernie sanders and believes she's not honest. the questions of honesty that come up from hillary clinton, the clinton foundation and e-mail. she was chopping her hand in the air and was animated saying you need a proven leader, not just someone going to make speeches. she was more animated. i saw a candidate who sees her back is against the wall. she finished third in iowa. if she comes in second here she's going to be in trouble. finally, martin o'malley. you see on the republican side, if he doesn't score well in iowa. doesn't come in in second, the o'malley campaign might be over. he said point blank, a lot of them say we're going to survive, some may not. >> with respect to martin o'mall

bernie sanders and hillary clinton so close. drawing on completely different universes. >> reporter: it's incredible, george. look at the generation gap here. bernie sanders has a lead of nearly 40 points among iowa democrats under 35. but it cuts both ways. if you look at hillary clinton, she has an equally huge lead among iowa democrats over 65. remember, traditionally, the older voters are more reliable caucusgoers. that could be an advantage. to her going into this final stretch. >> the poll shows the strategy of bringing out bill clinton. >> reporter: he's doing more events than hillary clinton in the final stretch. look at this. iowa democrats love bill clinton. his favorability rating at 86%. only 11% unfavorable. the only democrat more popular among democrats here is barack obama. >> meanwhile, on the republican side, donald trump with the momentum. there are some warning signs inside the poll. >> reporter: yeah, trump has taken a beating over the last couple of weeks. negative advertising attacks from his opponents. his

bernie sanders came to play. had a 74-year-old revolutionary there on stage, taking it right to hillary clinton, not in the personal way, but saying these are the areas i disagree with you on. this is why i would be a better leader because i was against the war in iraq before you were. i was against those trade deals before you were. i was for climate change before you were. you know and on and on, and then you saw hillary clinton give it right back and basically say, without again, without criticizing bernie sanders personally, but saying you know what, i can govern. i've been there. i've been under attack and i keep coming back, and i know thousand get -- >> that was the first answer to the young person, when were you born, '93 or whatever. you were chomping at the bit. what were you saying, ben? >> all three of them were at their very best. this was the best i've seen all three of them. hillary clinton demonstrated that she is probably the best prepared person to be commander in chief maybe in the history of t

can bernie sanders win? and of course how old is bernie sanders.hat a lot with different candidates. with hillary clinton we see things like, will hillary clinton get prosecuted? questions around the benghazi hearings. and with o'malley we hear why is martin o'malley running for president, is he still running for president. folks with questions of whether he is in the race at this point. >> what you are tell ing me is there is snark on-line. we are shocked by those. >> curiosity. >> fair enough. >> daniel, seiberg, thank you very much. >>> as we have noted, iowa will kick off the primary season with caucuses, it is 15 days from now. we will be watching the debate with some voters in iowa. they are at a debate watch party in urbandale, basically a suburb of des moines. the race is tight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. three polls in the last week, two had hillary clinton up by three or less and one has sanders up by two. a lot going on tonight. 23 minutes from the debate. we'll be right back. me smile. spending the day with my niece. i d

bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. start your week with cbs 2

they are not running against bernie sanders.ill take them on and do what i set i will to rein in abuses on wall street and the financial markets and provide the kind of economic road plan i think will produce results were people. mark: that was hillary clinton speaking, and that was about 50 feet from where we are city. our next guest is a leading lady of the iowa press corps, and she joins us here. ok, happy new year. >> happy new year. mark: we have a two-person race, and i think most people agree, donald trump versus ted cruz and hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. which do you think would be a bigger nailbiter, or do you think they both will be? >> i think they both will be nailbiter's, and i think after the championship game on the gridiron, they are going to engage. i went to a clinton call center last week, and i was struck by the fact that middle-aged white women were walking into start making calls. and walking into a small precinct, saying i need to volunteer for this person. i want to see a female president. bernie

or another, a supporter bernie sanders.od morning. caller: happy new year. my first call for 2016. i want to thank c-span, it wasn't for them, i wouldn't know a lot about bernie sanders. senate,ched him in the i watched him on the tom barkley show, the man is knowledgeable, ok? hillary to get into the mud slinging. i know the media encourages that. it would be nice if they work together. even i've mended my ways. last year i'd say i would vote for bernie and not over hillary, but i'm so afraid of a republican getting in there, i watched the debates. they don't talk about the issues area bernie hit the nail on the head, he says the thing is, all of the skills of the economy. whether it's -- you give people jobs and give them dignity, and the united states will grow strong. we all need to work together, not fight each other. what gets me is its diplomatic, they look at that is a weakness. he's getting called a communist already, which they did back in fdr's era. and that's all we are headed for comic people would look into th

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bernie has really given voice to that. amplified. on the republican side, look, i'm an old, traditional, grass cruz has a great ground operation. he may get the votes out. i may not be enough if donald trump can storm the caucuses with new voters. on the other hand. bernie sanders. hillary clinton has the traditional people. the people that will come out rain, sleet, or snow. but bernie has the momentum in terms of the grass roots people. the people who are trying to make a difference. here's one thing i heard. i'm not on the ground yet. i hear that bernie, unlike obama, in january 3, 2008. president obama had to depend on the college towns. but, the college kids were at home. not at school. this year, they're at school. and what bernie is trying to do is to get them to go back home. >> he's got to get them to go back home. that's right. "the nation" endorsed bernie sanders. >> yes, they did. i was on the show when bernie sanders just announced. he has upended all rules. he's shown that a different kind of politics is possible. caucu

she always performs well in them, but bernie sanders, i guess you have to call bernie sanders a winnere clinton wasn't really able to stop his momentum. this is turning into a race where the dynamic is purity versus pragmatism. sanders is rlivinrepresentativ things are done now.ate and how- people who are liberal and dissatisfied with the policy achievements of president obama who want a more progressive champion. sanders still looks strong. iowa and new hampshire are his best states. those are places where the electorate is whiter and more liber liberal. there are questions if he can expand more broadly. he definitely didn't do anything to lose the momentum we have seen him pick up in the polls. >> eric, we are showing some of the polls now. the democratic choice for nominee nationally, clinton and sanders. let's look at another poll. south carolina, african-americans, clinton, 82%. sanders, 11%. you know, there is early voting in a couple of weeks. then, is hillary clinton looking beyond these first two states and looking at south carolina? >> absolutely. she is trying to build a fir