you aboutt me tell bernie. we met in 1981 when i was a community organizer and he was running for mayor. our neighborhood groups organized a debate and when i listened to him, i felt he was speaking directly to me. i felt he embodied everything i believed in. i can tell you now, almost 40 years later, he still does. [applause] dr. sanders: during this campaign, i noticed that response in audiences when they listen to bernie speak for the first time. you know what i am talking about? [applause] dr. sanders: thank you. bernie is asu, honest as the day is long and as consistent as the sun rising. [applause] dr. sanders: i think it is important for voters to know that. especially and this time, we need a president who we know is not just saying the right talking points today, but has a consistent record that shows he will deliver on what he says. he says what he means, means what he says, and that is when he takes action. that is who bernie sanders is and always has been. [applause] the bernie sanders -- was a coll

bernie has won. krarnlgs congratulations, bernie.u something else that's going on. since wednesday night -- [ cheers and applause ] since wednesday night our support has been growing everywhere. since i stepped on that stage a quarter of a million people have gone to elizabethwarren.com and pitched in their 25 bucks. in three days people have contributed $9 million to this campaign. so join them. go to elizabethwarren.com, be part of this fight. that's how we're going to get this done. we have a lot of states to go, and right now i can feel the momentum. so let's stay in this fight. you know, because i'm here in washington i want to talk specifically for just a minute at the top about a threat that is coming our way. and it's a big threat. not a tall one but a big one. michael bloomberg. this is important to pay attention to now because he has skipped the first four states and he plans to come in on super tuesday and immediately afterwards here in washington, drop hundreds of millions of dollars, and buy this election. he argues that

we will win with bernie. bernie will beat trump. trump cannot beat bernie. trump could win in 16 because when you are running against things that aren't real -- he can stand up and say that -- [laughs] it's ok. it's ok. your child is on nationwide tv here on c-span. this is like, so cool. you will be able to play this tape at his 16th birthday, 21st birthday -- "gee, mom, why didn't you --" [laughter] bernie is beloved and i have seen it here in iowa and it's important that everybody get out and caucus this week on monday. bring 10 people with you, bring 20 people with you. don't listen to any of the other stuff. bernie was against the war. when we have run candidates in favor of the iraq war, we have lost. bernie was right. they were wrong. we need to put people in office that can win. bernie can win this election. i believe it in my heart. we see it across the country. we see it in all polls. i think especially with young people, 52%. in texas, 18 to 29-year-olds, 70% for bernie. 70%. this is what is really going on, whether it is reported on doesn't matte

bernie's family members were lost in the holocaust, bernie is jewish.ing chris matthews said? >> so interesting to see chris matthews who ought to know better frankly. he has been on television forever. when you compare anything to the nazis or hitler you expect to get some blow back because it is such a sensitive top i can but the message is that bernie has really wrapped up this nomination. that is why they are really freaking out, liz and it is going to be very interesting to see what happens on super tuesday and going forward. liz: john, great to see you. come back soon. just ahead supreme court justice sonia sotomayor accuse conservative supreme court justice appointed by republicans of bias in favor of the trump administration. we'll explain that next. on everything i buy. earning on my favorite soup... got it. earning on that eclair. don't touch it. don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. this one? nope. this one? no. let me get them all. i'm gonna get them all. it's just the basics. can you double bag this right here? earn 1.5% cash ba

[cheers and applause] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie!ina: you see what happens when you come on the stage? you see what happens when dr. j comes on the stage? come on, everybody. >> nina and i are not used to being here and taking bernie's place in various places. nina: not at all. i wish he was here with us tonight. >> so i'm going to let you listen to the incomparable nina turner, and i will talk to you later. nina: thank you, dr. j! [applause] nina: wow. that was beautiful to have the senator. thank you, ari, and thanks to the team. and we all know the senators in desha senator in d.c. are working so hard for us, and we really respect and appreciate everything that he is doing. can we give him another round of applause? [applause] nina: it was like magic. dr. j came out on the stage and all of a sudden technology started to work, it was a beautiful thing. so let me wrap this up, because i want to bring to you one of your own, an activist in her own right, served on the school board, miss langford. she is fierce in every single way and

bernie sanders won in both tents. bernie sanders got the most vote.ple who said they want to vote for somebody who can beat trump, bernie sanders got the most votes. >> look how far he's come. he was the candidate of young, white liberals in 2016. that was a very small, active, vocal group. certainly one he wasn't able to expand. that's why ultimately hillary clinton was able to pull off. he learned some lessons. he went back to the latino voters and worked them hard. that gives them strong evidence moving forward that they are going to be able to be the candidate that brings everyone together. that's what's most important to democratic primary voters. >> there are people who say moderates won't vote for bernie sanders. you got out of town and spoke to more moderate voters and what were they telling you? >> the moderate democrats i spoke to, they were representative of democrats across the country. i spoke to elizabeth warren supporters, people supporting amy klobuchar. they liked bernie sanders. i cover congress when i'm not out on the road. there is

yes, i'm with bernie.biden, and that's the kind of support that he has out there, as this campaign winnows, as people take a look at what's really going to be necessary in the november election, they are going to watch somebody that can be broad, middle of the road, somebody that is progressive, but not radical progressive. they want somebody that can actually stand toe-to-toe, yes, with two storytellers, perhaps, but joe biden telling a happy story about his -- that's going to ultimately play out. and you're going to see biden very strong in the months ahead. bret: congressman, we appreciate your time today. we will obviously follow it throughout the campaign trail. >> always. i look forward to it. bret: will nevada double down on bernie sanders? he has a sizable lead right now. there are plenty of precincts still outstanding. we are watching the vote totals come in. plus senior trump campaign advisor joins us next, as you see the votes, 45% for sanders at this moment. our special coverage rolls on. i too

bernie made no bones about it.om the beginning barack was too cautious, didn't do what he wanted to do. he saved the economy. i thought barack obama was one hell of a president. i really do. >> did you know at the time bernie sanders was thinking of primariying barack obama? >> yeah, but i didn't know it took harry reed calling him telling him to back off. but it was clear bernie did not support the notion of how we dealt with saving the economy, how we began to grow jobs, how we began to change things in a big way. it's not the place bernie comes from. >> so, this race, as it's evolving, and i've heard you say in the last day or two, you think this will come down to you and bernie sanders. it's reminded me of 2016, when we had scott walker, then governor of wisconsin, the first major republican presidential candidate to drop out. and he gave this warning to the rest of the field as he did that. >> today i believe that i'm being called to leave by helping to clear the field in this race so a positive conservative m

you have bernie and elizabeth warren who is become increasingly weak, bernie is splitting in two ways, his supporters while you have biden, buttigieg in klobuchar splitting it different ways. biden does not know, buttigieg cannot get any minority support, they all have fetal flaws. it's a runaway trade. >> he is running against reality, i just cannot wait to see what happens next. thank you guys very much and we will see where this all takes us. >> steve scalise and the several others were shot yesterday while practicing for the annual congressional baseball game and congressman still in critical condition after being shot in the hip, he is undergoing emergency surgery but doctors say it will require several more procedures before is out of the woods. >> it is been to a half years since steve scalise was shot and nearly killed by a deranged bernie sanders supporter. he recovered and president trump said he's even in better shape now. >> steve scalise, honestly i think you're better looking, more handsome, you were not that good looking, you look good now. he looks better now, can you

it's bernie and not bernie, because elizabeth warren is in the not bernie camp, but the vote is so split i saw the south carolina poll where tom steyer is getting double digits. >> bernie could win south carolina. >> the irony that two billionaires are going to conspire to elect a democratic socialist as the democratic nominee is something for the history books. >> a lot of this has to do with michael bloomberg as well. one of the things, betsy, we talk about all of the lack of preparation by michael bloomberg at the debate. i want to isolate the closing statement. you have one minute, you know you're going to have one minute. number one, he didn't use his entire minute, but this is an excerpt. >> look, this is a management job. and donald trump's not a manager. this is a job where you have to build teams. the people that we elect, and it's not just the president of the united states, they should have experience. they should have credentials. they should understand what they're doing and the implications thereof. we shouldn't just say, oh, nice person. gives a good speech. we should say,

rob: bernie sanders senior advisor chuck rocha, you think bernie won.ow do you think he did with all those attacks? >> you can tell bernie is the front runner. if i was advising the other campaigns i would have been do the same. they were attacking bernie in the first hour, looking at the data, we were taking and four donations a second in the first hour. a great group of people around us who support us. the other candidates are getting desperate, moving into super tuesday, a lot of money, joe biden fighting for his life, that is what they should have done. i don't think they landed any punches. we have a real pole a own with real people in a couple days in south carolina. bernie had a good night but others did as well. jillian: let's talk about math. for a minute i thought andrew yang was back because we talked about them for a while. a lot of people continue to attack bernie sanders asking how he will pay for a lot of his proposed ideas. listen to this. >> the math does not add up. they are now with you and spending $60 trillion. >> i will tell you wh

[cheering] bernie, bernie. >> bernie with a bigger celebrity that something jeff says is integral toegy. >> this rally is about the oug people in the audience not about bernie sanders, trump rallies is just a trump show in the audience is a prop for his show. no sign that the rally is slowing down anytime soon, trump will be in charleston next friday headed to sacramento primary, sanders holds his next rally tomorrow in houston. jon: thank you. let's take a political look at nevada, barack obama won twice in hiller clinton took the state in 2016. president trump's hope to turn it red in 2020. does he have a shot? let's bring in political panel republican strategist of former nevada gop chairwoman and democratic strategist kevin walling. , this president trump have a chance of winning nevada the chair? >> he does. the reason being if you go back in history, mccain lost by 12, romney by eight and president trump against hillary clinton in the green machine did a pretty good job by less than 2%. we all know president trump does not like to lose, what he did differently from the republic

hater love bernie bernie is who he has been for as long as we've known bernie and that's one of the things that many people like about him he's a fighter he's consistent in that one person that we really haven't talked about is joe biden. going to well but i don't think that i'm going to have a joe yeah but i don't think we should necessarily i don't think we should necessarily cancel biden out just yet. i mean we do have to wait until super tuesday and remember again that bloomberg is not on the ballot until super to tuesday but i think there are various going to be a huge generational gap and bernie supporter versus bloomberg supporters versus biden supporters and it will be interesting to see after we get past south carolina how well bloomberg does anywhere because i don't know who bloomberg or natural constituency is that's for us bernie i can clearly identify them as far as biden i can clearly identify them but bloomberg i don't know who it's natural consistency is and so i don't think that he's going to do very well i know who it is they don't that they all they all work on wall stre

liz: russian on leader tweeting his support of bernie sanders after bernie's victory in new hampshireeer for him. move on to this, sally. bernie campaign attacking jpmorgan chase claiming the bank took in $460 billion of bailout money during the financial collapse. watch this. >> his bank was able to get 416 billion-dollar bailout from the federal reserve and the treasury department. liz: here's the danger for the election coming up, sally. the bernie campaign is again wildly off base and wrong. that $416 billion includes tarp bailout money that went to hundreds of banks, two carmakers, the insurer aig and the entire housing industry. but it didn't include federal reserve borrowings, that jpmorgan and other banks paid back. you deal with facts. can you trust what you hear out of the sanders campaign? >> no, actually i can't. if you look at something like health care he wants to take over it, would mean huge tax increases, long waits, rationed care like in canada where i am from. he doesn't tell the truth. he tells the american people that health care in canada is free and the average

here in about 60 minutes or so with a full and complete update but just ahead takes a closer look at bernie sanders chances of replacing donald trump in the white house you're watching. a low in welcome to cross talk we're all things considered. the 2020 presidential campaign is beginning to look a lot like the 2016 race but this time around the insurgent is bernie sanders who is not even a member of the democratic party again are not interested in establishment politicians in fact they appear to be rebelling against him will we see a trump sanders showdown. crosstalk in the 2020 alexion i'm joined by my guest lee camp in washington he is the host and head writer of the comedy new show redacted tonight on our team america as well as author of the new book bullet points and punch lines in milwaukee we have jennifer to master she is a inner tourney and policy analyst and in syracuse we crossed through how we hawkins he is a candidate for the green party nomination for u.s. president or across the rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate we do like my

it is still too close to call in new hampshire but bernie sande bernie sanders, leading over amy klobuchar, a surprise third. two contenders, andrew yang and michael bennet dropped out of the race tonight and will they be the only ones to drop out? we are going to unpack everything that is going on in new hampshire throughout the hour live. we will have reports from the ground including from south carolina. since joe biden has already. we will also explain what these results tell us about 2020 and how team trump is feeling tonight. there's also some other big news that we hope to get to tonight, for a politically motivated federal prosecutors. an unbelievable story. they quit after bill barr's doj overruled their absurd sentencing recommendation come away outside the sentencing guidelines for former trump associate robert stone. robert ray and sara carter will be here later on, a story that everyone else in the media is getting wrong and i'm going to tell you why. but first, we are awaiting a call at any moment and joining us now with all the details from new hampshire is bret baier, fox n

bernie sanders. the oblivious me to get going. bolstering the campaign of a man they hate by leveling transparency, absurd attacks against him. does that sound familiar to you? and the parallel of 2016 could get clearer, here they are calling sanders a sexist. >> the ongoing feeling among many women, especially clinton supporters, that sanders supporters, as they were cold, misogynist or bullying tactics. >> bernie climbed into this race as a legacy, and they were known to be horrible to women. the bernie bros come again, pretty obnoxious and very sexisd misogynist. he never took on the bernie burroughs and said let's calm down a bit. >> there was a lot of pain left over from what happened with hillary clinton. a lot of people who feel like bernie's campaign was underlined from a lot of underlying sexism going on. that bernie breaux mob on twitter is not a fun place to live. it's just not. >> tucker: you have to thank heaven for cable news in a moment like this. record data, coronavirus, woken estima

crazy bernie is doing well in nevada. congratulations, bernie.'t let them take it away from you. the president is rooting on bernie sanders for the democratic nomination? >> i don't know he's rooting on bernie sanders. he's pointing out the irony that a lot of democrats today complain about the electoral college. so i think -- >> does the president prefer to run against bernie sanders? >> i think he's comfortable with any candidates of the field. he has a tremendous record on national security. we have created over 7 million new jobs. unemployment, all-time low. >> he never attacks bernie. he attacks bloomberg and biden. >> this president is comfortable with the entire field. >> marc short, thank you for coming on sglonchts when we come back, how fireproof is new york state is taking business to the next level. supporting innovative companies that will shape tomorrow and building workforce development and tuition-free college programs to generate the talent companies need. with a $150 billion investment in state of the art, modern infrastructure,

bernie sanders.eral, again, three in ten voters today, are choosing bernie sanders. nobody is even close. warren is next. she's already down at 17%. that's a 35-point gap there advantage for sanders. biden at 9. buttigieg at 8. steyer at 8. so if you're bernie sanders and you see you're doing really well with moderates and running away with the very liberals, you are feeling very good about your chances in these nevada caucuses. >> brianna, over to you. >> thanks, david. and i mean that really does speak to the issue we're seeing with elizabeth warren. because unlike bernie sanders, she is this distant second when it comes to liberals and it is pretty amazing with moderates, one out of five for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren isn't even registering. >> if you are voting sanders, these numbers are right where you want them to be. i mean, you know, 51% in a crowd field with hispanics, early entrance polling, but still, relatively competitive with the african-americans, biden 36, sanders 25. and the

the fact is bernie sanders never considered challenging barack obama, bernie sanders never considered running for president before 2015, and the fact is -- >> then why did he tell senator leahy he did? >> we dispute that. it's not true. >> so you're saying he never had that conversation with senator leahy? >> absolutely. >> okay. well, i certainly appreciate, ari, having you on and hearing your side of this. ari ra ari ribin-havt with the bernie sanders campaign. good luck tonight. >> thank you. >>> it's certainly going to be a big one for all the candidates as well. meanwhile, the president is downplaying the threat of the coronavirus. is he trying to minimize it for his election? >>> in an extraordinary moment, president trump said two liberal supreme court justices should recuse themselves. hear why. if you're staying at holiday inn. we're there. so you can be too. how do you gaveeno® happy 24/7? with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this. and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin healthy™ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my day

bernie has won. congratulations, bernie. i want to tell you something else that's going on -- since wednesday night -- [cheers and applause] since wednesday night our support has been growing everywhere. ance i stepped on that stage, quarter of a million people have gone to elizabethwar ren.com and pitched in their 25 bucks. in three days, people have contributed $9 million to this campaign. [cheers and applause] so join them. beto elizabethwarren.com, part of this fight. that is how we are going to get this done. gohave a lot of states to and right now, i can feel the momentum. so let's stay in the fight. host: from senator elizabeth warren, who came in fourth in new hampshire, and in the nevada caucuses. the week from today is the south carolina primary. we will have the results of the candidate speeches again we have evening, as been throughout the primary season. the one network showing you the speeches in their entirety as they come in. rob is joining us in missouri, good morning, rob. caller: good morning. i really hop

>> maybe bernie sanders. judge jeanine: do i like bernie? >> i spliek bernie.eanine: who would make a better construction worker, bernie sanders or donald trump. >> donald trump. where when does the guy sleep? judge jeanine: i don't know and i ain't asking. >> no way, bernie would fall asleep on the job. we need donald j trump on a construction job. judge jeanine: do you think ask bloomberg could match donald trump. >> no way not after that last debate. >> michael bloomberg or donald trump. >> donald trump is the best president ever. it pull bloomberg to work. i'll make him work. michael bloomberg, donald trump. who should be president? donald trump? >> i don't know. am i scaring you? who do you think would be a better construction work. donald trump pore michael bloomberg. >> donald trump. donald trump all the way. judge jeanine: do you like bloomberg? >> no. judge jeanine: he was the mayor of your city for three terms. did you watch the debate? >> i watched it, they should have closed it down right away. i don't understand what's going on with these democrats

with biden or bernie sanders? jethe votes, histo turnout for nevada caucuses. think about the number of new voters who came into, participated in, in the process? we see bernie sanders and cha campaign doing exactly what that he wanted to do. that is attempting to expand the electorate. this campaign we have to look at closely going into south carolina and super tuesday. >> reverend al, talking about zombie candidates. hard to call mayor pete that quite yet. after all, he finished in first. finished a close second, finished in third here. we've got to see whether he's going to be able to pull off what would seem to be an impossible task and pick up black voters in south carolina. he and elizabeth and others have not been able to do that as of yet. and i want to follow-up. eddie brought up a great point. tom steyer spend millions and millions of dollars in nevada. we saw a lot of polls that showed steyer going near the top of the pack, but when it came to caucusing, people didn't caucus for tom steyer. he had a bad

denies bernie sanders again what will happen to the democratic party go ahead. well i think people need to start talking and planning for that and be prepared to stand up and demand their votes be heard there are just so many blocks to getting a legitimate election and i went through them all in 2016 day after day that the 200000 people purged in brooklyn that was admitted to in court the d.n.c. also admitted in court a year afterwards that they are allowed to rig the primaries however they see fit and so i think the people of america one chains of one something different they don't want these endless wars and this endless corporate exploitation i think they need to plan for for how they are going to deal with this system you know if this is stolen in the same way it was in 2016 and they need to be ready to protest and get active and demanded that they get a legitimate vote because you know i large harvard studies show that the u.s. has the least a legitimate election system in the western world i mean we are not a democracy we're not a democratic republic we're

bernie sanders' plan is not popular. it's popular amongst the bernie bros.pular amongst the american populist. now that he has showed you how full of holes it is. the entire plan on his website is full of what ifs. if i can put the fax on these people and this people those people are your grandma when you break it down in terms of stock transactions and retirement fund transactions. if he can put all these taxes on, maybe he gets something done. but he can't get it done. he doesn't have anything that's realistic. you take a look at donald trump who just got back from india. take a look at them in that stadium 110,000 people cheering him and prime minister modi on. do you think they are ever going to cheer bernie sanders on with these kinds of plans, attitudes and policies. all the other candidates are right that beernd's plans don't add up but their plans don't add up either. not a one of them is able to really truly differentiate themselves. the person who got closest is amy klobuchar last night who seems to be the only person who realizes she is talking to

essentially it's the folks with bernie sticking with bernie.nd i think that in the end that could end up giving him if not a win but a virtual win with biden by getting close. take a look at the fact that sanders has started to campaign in super tuesday states and not here as much as biden is planning to be here this week. >> in nevada, the day before the caucus in california and texas. shaq, bernie sanders is the front-runner in this race and now he is getting a lot of the criticism and a lot of the spotlight that a front-runner gets and drudging up the past comments and the other campaigns are trying to use it against him. the biden and buttigieg campaign, the bloomberg campaign saying, hey, listen, look at the comments of fidel castro and where he honeymooned. this is how republicans if not the democrats but republicans will go after him in the general election. how's the campaign responding? >> reporter: well, the talk was dismissed as people throwing political barbs and doesn't have a true concern or problem with that issue. they won the f

why they voted for bernie, bernie!hy did bernie win? >> well, bernie refused to kiss the ring of the blarement. he can't be controlled, he can't be bought. he's going to basically provide the same opportunities for the generation that's behind me that i had. my father came out of poverty, and i hate to see the children under me going back into poverty. steve: what's the number one thing bernie sand for in your life? >> the defining issue is definitely medicare for all, health care for all. >> i would say health care. >> just taking care of the elderly, the social security -- >> climate change. but i think next to that is wealth distribution. steve: are you worried that bernie's got big plans that he doesn't know how to pay for? >> he has a sent plan for every single policy, and it's really not a complex idea. >> taxing corporations the way the senator's talking about, reducing the military budget even by a small fraction would go a long way towards paying for programs that are feasible in most other countries. >> ameri

bernie is taking some of that. tom steyer is even, you know -- >> tom steyer, not a great performance here. 4% right now with 27% in. but continues to believe that south carolina is going to be an interesting place for him. so south carolina, it's just interesting how this calendar goes. we're going to have south carolina in a week and different things may happen. that chart may look very different. and then we've got super tuesday, and everything can change there too. >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's very important to note that while it is true that south carolina democrats historically speaking looks very different from nevada, the super tuesday states are an extremely diverse slate of states. as a whole, they do look more like nevada. i think we need to take a step back and say it's an enormous credit to the bernie sanders campaign that they've been able to build this coalition not just here but all over the country. look at the amount of emphasis he's been putting on california and texas. you know, the reason

we have to press bernie sanders on that. no idea how to pay for that and flippantly threw out a $30 trillion number. i done think that's acceptable. i think voters need to know what they're getting into, specifics on the policy before they go and vote for him. that's all we're trying to do, make sure they know what his policy positions are. i mean, let's not forget, this is also a guy that planned on primarying barack obama. >> thank you. well, that would be interesting if people care about that. the whole relationship with barack obama, it's dicy for many of them. >> next alarming new details about president trump's plan to purge anybody who doesn't have his back. >> plus, the dow suffering its third largest point decline ever. fears mounting that the coronavirus could be much bigger than previously thought. top analyst warns this could be just the beginning. he is my gesh. self. i love this place! made that myself, too. order up. fries on the side. right where i like 'em. don't forget the grease fire. burn, baby -- wait, w

donald trump. >> bernie sanders's analysis is right. don't like his solutions. >> it matters if you can actually get things done. >> reporter: sanders spoke the most, it was medicare for all. an outlier in 2016, trying to defend it and turned into a shouting match. >> you said medicare for all. >> how many hours do you have? >> math does not add up. that is three times the american economy. >> here is the math. it at up to four more years of donald trump. >> reporter: we saw fiery joe biden who knows this make or break, and bloomberg did better than he did in the nevada dba coming under attack from elizabeth warren. >> reporter: i didn't have a boss who said to me kill it the way mayor bloomberg did. >> we release these women from a nondisclosure agreement. enough is never enough. >> reporter: how did he do? the senior campaign advisor, an episode of seinfeld, and bloomberg is not on the ballot. it seems and in the race. and everybody talking over each other, appreciate it. the accusations and promises made, which candidate ultimately w

bernie is the president, politically speaking, bernie gets in and commander-in-chief, he throws around an executive order banning fossil fuels, banning ar-15's, you get iran on the dollar, the gasoline prices double you will have trouble in the streets of this country if bernie sanders as president. do you think the american people will recognize that? >> i think more and more people see the dangers of socialism, i hope they have a debate every single night because if you look at the last debate, you literally had bloomberg criticizing socialism and communismnd and they're saying it's okay to be socialist but they try to criticize communism as there's a difference at this point between the things they're talkingta about, green new deal, you get rid of fossil fuels, you talk about some of the other ideas, medicare for all in private insurance over 150 million people have alike, these are nothing the public will buy in its way democrats are scared to death because bernie sanders is doing the best of the democrats and trying to rig it against him again. i think most people look at what ha

this is where bernie sanders spent last night. he was confident enough that he would do well in nevada. he came over to texas, had two events, two big rallies in el paso and san antonio. today he's in houston and he finally ends the day in austin, because he is now looking ahead to these super tuesday states. of course, south carolina is next, but right around the corner after that, 14 states will vote. after super tuesday, something like 40% of the delegates will be rewarded in this contest. sanders is hoping to do what he did in nevada. he's talked a lot about building a big coalition, a large grassroots volunteer army and a multigenerational, multicultural people, many people who felt left out of the democratic process, working class voters, and he was able to pull together a coalition in nevada. he performed well among women, among men, he won hispanics and he won whites. he improved his standing from four years ago when it comes to hispanics. he won education, people who have no college degree, some college, post college. he'

he rather have bernie who honeymooned in moscow.ie: joining us mollie hemingway, sarah fischer, media reporter for axios and mo elleithee, former dnc official who runs georgetown's university institute of politics, here we go again with russia, president trump was worry who had adam schiff who was for in the briefing would weponized and this morning the president that adam schiff linked the information, how did this classified briefing make it into two papers? >> the russia story has given us one of two options, either donald trump is a trader who colluded with russia to steal 2016 election so on and sort or we have an intelligence community that leaks information, some of the people in the intelligence community are in bureaucracy, some on the schiff committee, well known for leaking and, in fact, in this story we have 5 people leaking in a criminal fashion information about this meeting, what we don't have any reason to believe this story line. we went through that entire year's long russia hoax which turned out to come up with no

, bernie, bernie. [chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting] bernie, bernie, bernie [chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] [shouting] -- senator nina turner. [cheers and applause] >> new hampshire in the house. [cheers and applause] somebody getting to turn on the cordless mic night. how are all you doing this afternoon? there we go, there we go. how are you all doing, new hampshire? [cheers and applause] i don't know about you but i'm feeling the burn when i say feel you say burn. feel. >> burn. come on, new hampshire. get with it. when i i say feel you say burn. [shouting] all right, new hampshire. we tried it. so glad to be here with you. i've been to the space of a tie. new hampshire, nothing, i mean, it's all on you, nothing too heavy. we know all the we love is on the line. that's it and that's all. so it is so finally -- vitally important that this particular time in our nation's history that we have asked doctor korda was called s

crowd chants: bernie! bernie!th carolina, it is on to the democratic nomination and together... cheering and applause. and togetheri have no doubt that we will defeat donald trump. thank you all very much. cheering and applause. studio: bernie sanders claiming victory here in new hampshire. thanking all of his supporters and talking about going forward, to reach out to more voters, making direct appeals to african american voters, direct appeals to hispanic voters and we can report that bernie sanders has one the new hampshire vote. —— won. we arejoined byjon sopel who is at the bernie sanders rally. i imagine they are pleased. first placed slot in new hampshire but, that part is pete buttigieg who is coming in close behind him... we do not havejon close behind him... we do not have jon sopel yet. close behind him... we do not have jon sopel yet. one of the other big issues is getting voters out. he has always talked about getting high turnout. is he going to be disappointed by the fact he is not generated as much

the fact that bernie isn't going to change his mind that maybe that works with bernie.l say this, his team has a much better campaign than the hillary clinton team. they are organized, they are quick, they are kind of funny, they are everywhere. did you see what they are doing in minnesota going right into klobuchar's backyard with a band i didn't recognize, the night shifts or something? i'm going to find the band for you. they are super aggressive and they are smart and these things will look good in a general election ad but i do not think it hurt some of the primaries. jesse colin greg, exclude me why bernie feels a need to say good things about bad people? >> greg: he was kind of have a on cuba. cuba didn't make improvements in education, they made improvements in reeducation. got a little improved. when he was asked how the paper's stuff, he said to him how much time do you have? but that is scary stuff for the dems, despite all of that, he still the best speaker. he knows how to shut people up. he gets up there, he's talking, he gives going in and going in. meanw

the democrats are about to elect bernie, perhaps, or pick bernie.y also said someone over the age of 75. what do you make of that? >> as bernie said in the debate, who is leading the poll? he was, by a lot. there is no question there are some concerns, voters voiced concerns about things like that sometimes, but right now, in terms of the democratic primary, bernie has surged to not only a national lead, a position in nevada, closing the gap in on super tuesday's, particularly california, so despite concerns some voters may have about him being a socialist and being old and having had a heart attack, he is right now the surging front-runner in the democratic party, and it's a real problem for the establishment. their ability to stop him. >> laura: mark, a headline from rich lowry, the national review. bernie sanders, mainstream democrats. he writes "he is now considered the most electable candidate. it will be hard to run a stop bernie movement based on the idea that he has some radical, dangerous outlier. democrats consider him firmly within the ma

side bernie chose. murderous tyrants. is that a bad thing to him even though a leading democratic candidate did it? the answer? it's bad. in his eighth decade, a long adult life to reconsider. still can't get it straight. welcome back, one. good to see you. is it good to be back? touring disney and universal studios and now you are back with the adults. >> juan: i was in the home of kiddy capitalism. >> greg: i think this a fair comparison, the weakness of a right is a desire to export values to countries, but the weakness of the left is to romance any radical movement. the matter if it's cuba, the soviet union, el salvador, nicaragua, they've never met a revolutionary cause that they did not like. it isn't that kind of weakness that bernie expresses, maybe? >> juan: i think that's right. the problem at the moment is i think there are people both on the left in the right who don't understand how popular bernie's rhetoric is. this is a shock to me because i'm one of the people who didn't realize it, but

we fight for ourselves and in bernie sanders, aconference.. we're on the same page . >> we have a color from new hampshire, allentown new hampshire, christine rea . a >> my question is i hear a , lot about this having this medicaid that's going to be almost free and i want to know who this woman who's complaining about her son, i'm sorry about her son but this is not her for him. i just want toknow who bernie thinks is going to pay for the costs because you know he's going to go into our pockets, he doesn't have any pockets you want to dig into so the only person paying for all this free stuff isn't free after all since were going to be paying through our taxes . you have an answer for that? >> seems taxes, when i look at my w-2 i see i'm already paying for medicare andsocial security, pain in my share for my later years , coming up soon. and also, i'm guessing i'm already paying for my health care between premiums, co-pays, deductibles but 30 percent is what we pay in this country goes to private insurance, it goes to the ceos, and i'm sorry,