dont even have to be a clemson fan for this event to sound really cool.to give us more details is beth paul, the general manager of bon secours wellness arena. beth -- this is quite the event. 3 3 yes, we've partnered with iptay, the alumni association and the clemson club here in greenvillle to create an event that is family experience and in the biggest venue in town. expecting?well we're ready for 12- thousand, so come one, come all. we'll activties down on the floor for families. 3 it is a free event as well. and its not like going and listening to a game at a bar...this is an arena. its tremendous. our sound is concert-grade, the soudn will be great the quality of the visual is high-definition in the arena. so for people who want to come, do they need a ticket or just show up?no tickets needed, just show up. we open the doors at 7 o'clock for the 8:30 kick-off. one question fans are asking, is regular food and 3 beverage offerings will be available. another thing is there will be a student section... for more information, just visit our website fox-carolina dot com. in greenville count

can you imagine...cheering on the tigers with up to 12 thousand other people. 3 were joined now by beth paul, general manager of the well. beth this a joint party?3 full concessions? student zone so families can come too? 3 held at the bon secours wellness arena.doors will open at 7 p.m. jan. 11.admission into the arena for the viewing party will be free. people can watch the game on the large center hung video board as well as on all televisions in the arena.food and beverage will be available for purchase. 93.3 the planet will broadcast the clemson pre-game show, college football today, live from the bon secours wellness arena. espn upstate radio, which covers all tiger basketball and baseball games, 3 now we'll post more information for you about this party on our website. in greenville ashley daley the four o clock news 3 cody and diana...should be a lot of fun out here at the well... 3 what a moment!an upstate couple in miami for the orange bowl makes the game extra sweet with a proposal.it was caught only by fox carolina cameras! 3 we showed you that proposal on new year's eve.now, the

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i'm joined in studio by alesion jordan, former policy adviser to senator paul's presidential campaign. beth is a senior editor of msnbc.com. patrick murray, director of monmouth university polling institute. welcome to you, all. alease i want to get your reaction to rand paul and his statement today that if trump is elected, it will lose any possibility of diversity for the republican party. >> i think that's the most troubling thing about the prospect of a trump presidency. i absolutely agree. i think this year, you know, rand paul made a very concerted effort to reach out beyond the traditional republican voter. that's something i was proud to be a part of and i'm still proud of him for pushing that. i think the rhetoric donald trump has had this entire campaign has been so negative and hostile and it's just not helpful to the republican party. >> okay. and then all these new numbers today, patrick, i'm going to go to you since you're the respect to that, it's not the monmouth poll but it is "the des moines register" and that is generally perceived to be a solid -- the top of the heap the

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paul and others said. we've got to go and listen. beth ryan, "wall street journal" here, did an article, last presidential election, neither candidate visited any of the 100 poorest counties in the country. paul changed that. and so, it is important to go and listen, but also that we should stop distinguishing ourselves by what we're against. people are not motivated to change by always reminding them of injuries to be avoided. they want to know victories that are possible. we also should go among the poor and deal not with what people don't have, but what are they doing with what's left. and so, we should look at the capacity of the poor. go in and ask not how many people in these low income neighborhoods are raising children that are dropping out of jail and drugs, but how many are raising children that are not dropping out of school or in jail or on drugs. they are the real source of new knowledge and innovation of how to address poverty. >> i tell you what, what we've seen in harlem at a lot of the charter schools from a lot of the st

paul and others said. we've got to go and listen. beth ryan, "wall street journal" here, did an article, last presidential election, neither candidate visited any of the 100 poorest counties in the country. paul changed that. and so, it is important to go and listen, but also that we should stop distinguishing ourselves by what we're against. people are not motivated to change by always reminding them of injuries to be avoided. they want to know victories that are possible. we also should go among the poor and deal not with what people don't have, but what are they doing with what's left. and so, we should look at the capacity of the poor. go in and ask not how many people in these low income neighborhoods are raising children that are dropping out of jail and drugs, but how many are raising children that are not dropping out of school or in jail or on drugs. they are the real source of new knowledge and innovation of how to address poverty. >> i tell you what, what we've seen in our, at a lot of the charter schools from a lot of the stud

and brown, the senator beth very progressive and who supported that bill and those rules and say that hillary clinton's plans are tougher on wall street. noted economists like paule said the same thing. she goes further. cracking down on the shadow banking system. this is an argument that sanders has been making all wait through. telling people he is not negative. but i think there are a lot of headlines this week out of iowa about his ta attacks on the stump are more personal an more negative. unsteadiness as scrutiny coming on, changes in his positions and own authenticity. >> he certainly wasn't shy when he was talking about hillary clinton being in philadelphia for the fund-raiser. very vocal about that. but hillary clinton and her camp putting out a photo, showing her with this meeting, with african-american faith leaders as well. now she will be returning back to iowa here. do you think that's a smart move to come back or does she have no choice but to come back? >> the plan was always for her to spend almost everyday in iowa the last three weeks. there were certain things that weren't getting moved out of the schedule. that's part of campaigning. senator