and then when president hillary clinton is elected she can nominate an obama, biden sanders. is there precedent -- when presidents have an opposition party as a majority in the senate to present more moderate candidates? and if they control the senate a more provocative candidate? so should republicans take what obama gives, which is likely to be more moderate than america in 2017? host: thank you for the call. guest: that's a great point. because in a sense, assuming that the republican position holds as we heard last night, they're really sort of playing for double or nothing. obama is as you say likely to pick someone who thinks is a plausible candidate who, i guess on air might have been a consensus figure as we said justice anthony kennedy was a more moderate figure than the reagan administration wanted but they recall dealing with an election year. so they picked someone who was they thought would be acceptable to the opposition party. the republicans are banking on the theory that they will control the presidentsy and the senate in the fall. or early next year. they ma

biden? >> bernie sanders killed hillary last night by about 20 points. >> horrible. >> what does that mean doen it comes to women and feminists, we're still going to stick by her. >> if women still love hillary, why did bernie beat hillary with women? are you voting for hillary just because she's a woman? >> yes, i'm not going to lie. >> that's sexist. >> if we keep obama president, i would vote for him all over again. >> because things are going so well right now. >> i wouldn't put it like that. >> who are you voting for sh >> i'm a bernie sanders guy. >> really? >> hillary clinton, i think he's a good option, but i feel bernie is a little more honest. >> that's not saying much. >> he's like the best in a bad bunch. >> are you feeling the bern? >> i'm feeling the bern. >> do you think the rich are greedy? >> yes, i do. that's part of the problem. >> isn't it more greedy to ask someone else for money? >> we all want money. >> for the money, for the glory, and for the fun. >> i just did 11 years in the fed. >> what were you in for? >> i robbed a bank. >> we are robbing your bank. >> so you mus

biden? >> bernie sanders killed hillary last night by about 20 points. >> horrible. >> what does that mean dot comes to women and feminists, we're still going to stick by her. >> if women still love hillary, why did bernie beat hillary with women? are you voting for hillary just because she's a woman? >> yes, i'm not going to lie. >> that's sexist. >> if we keep obama president, i would vote for him all over again. >> because things are going so well right now. >> i wouldn't put it like that. >> who are you voting for sh >> i'm a bernie sanders guy. >> really? >> hillary clinton, i think he's a good option, but i feel bernie is a little more honest. >> that's not saying much. >> he's like the best in a bad bunch. >> are you feeling the bern? >> i'm feeling the bern. >> do you think the rich are greedy? >> yes, i do. that's part of the problem. >> isn't it more greedy to ask someone else for money? >> we all want money. >> for the money, for the glory, and for the fun. >> i just did 11 years in the fed. >> what were you in for? >> i robbed a bank. >> we are robbing your bank. >> so you must be

biden administration. [applause] senator sanders: but we have got to be honest, and acknowledge we still have a long way to go to create the nation that i know all of us believe we can create. [applause] senator sanders: i have been all over this country talking literally to hundreds of thousands of people. nobody i know thinks that it is acceptable, that it is moral, thinks that it is sustainable that in the united states of america we have more income and wealth inequality than any other major country on earth, that it is worse here here today then an 1928. that is not acceptable. it is not acceptable to me the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. it is not acceptable the 20 wealthiest people in this country own more wealth than the bottom 150 million americans. it is not acceptable that one family -- the walton family of walmart -- owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. when we talk about the economy , it's not just wealth. it is income. in my state, we have many people, millions throughout our country working not one job but two jobs and three jobs trying t

. >> do you think they're actually going to nominate bernie sanders or joe biden comes in? >> i think the winner between hillary and bernie gets it. here's the thing, there's a lot of people in the democratic party who felt so strongly that in 2008 that once barack obama won it's hard to say that anybody can win now. i think that the feeling of the democratic party. also the other point of perspective is who is he running against her she running against? what is the other side look like? if it's trump, then democrats probably feel better about bernier hillary winning. >> i think every republican in the country is rooting for bernie right now. >> do think this is can be a situation where the hillary camp rights of the votes of new hampshire. bernie is a senator from a neighboring state, he is well known, do you think they'll just move on to sell carolina say that was a fluke. >> i think they will write it up. i think they would be wise to. they've been down down for a while, is made his move there. i think they will write it often is that hillary can't deal with that and she

. >> you bring up sanders. biden could be talking about his own party. he is talking about looking over at the republicans. there is a disturbing thing that's happening. he could be a nomination but he could lose. they're about to nominate a socialist. a guy who lived in a shack and wrote porn for money. >> well he wouldn't do it for free. >> he was not even any good at it. that's another problem. >> joe should be worried about that. may be i should get in before the united states becomes cuba. >> i didn't know this whole thing until yesterday about writing porn. >> not just porn. >> yeah. it probably got filtered out. kimberly, in the race, other candidates decide them. kasich, rubio and bush all fighting it out. because they are all bunched together. you have nevada, the republicans on tuesday. and then super tuesday on march 1st. do you think that anyone if they don't come in for the top three in south carolina on saturday, that they would get out of the race before the other contests? >> really interesting. a lot of people are talking about that. dep

sanders. that is the only scenario i can see. >> a lot of ballots have closed in a lot of states. joe bidendn't ready. and for a while, sanders was a real threat to hillary clinton, i know you have doubted it. at one point, you told me if he is elected you're going to buy a place if ireland. so you're going to move. so i'm just wondering tonight whether -- are you calling airlines? making a reservation? >> i have a line in a little cottage in tiperari. when i said that, all of the irish got on me because we're socialist here and all of that, but i said yes, i'm an artist and you have special rules for artists and writers and things like that. aha. i'm not worried about sanders winning the presidency. i think republicans will be overjoyed if he gets the nomination. i think they'd rather run against old hillary than bernie. >> and if bernie sanders gets the democratic nomination and runs as an independent, given other issues like that, he might take votes away from the democrats. a former senior advisor to president obama's sake. if sanders is the nominee, bloomberg gets in. >> bloomberg has

and then when president hillary clinton is elected she can nominate an obama, biden sanders. is there precedent -- when presidents have an opposition party as a majority in the senate to present more moderate candidates? and if they control the senate a more provocative candidate? so should republicans take what obama gives, which is likely to be more moderate than america in 2017? host: thank you for the call. guest: that's a great point. because in a sense, assuming that the republican position holds as we heard last night, they're really sort of playing for double or nothing. obama is as you say likely to pick someone who thinks is a plausible candidate who, i guess on air might have been a consensus figure as we said justice anthony kennedy was a more moderate figure than the reagan administration wanted but they recall dealing with an election year. so they picked someone who was they thought would be acceptable to the opposition party. the republicans are banking on the theory that they will control the presidentsy and the senate in the fall. or early next year. they ma

loses iowa, new hampshire and loses new hampshire big, it's not about beating bernie sanders, it starts beating joe biden, john kerry or al gore. >> if trump leaves here wounded somehow, but trump has unlimited money. if sanders wins tonight, he will raise tens of millions of dollars, and she's going around at fundraisers begging people for checks. all bernie is doing is checking the website to see how much has come in. >> this past week, she is forced to go to a fundraiser as an investment banker's firm, where bernie, all he has to do is go to his computer and say, oh, okay, another $10 million. >> and again, it's the $27 million average. you can go back again and again. if he's competitive here and has a deep well of donors -- >> it's bt that she had to raise money in -- sanders can go campaign. i'm not saying she'll lose tonight but the compensation of losing is dire. >> trump is on his way to another rally, he's holding rallies all day. the last one is where carrie is right now. carrie, how was it? >> i'm in waterloo. i believe we have a picture of sarah palin that you can just kind of -- the interes

sanders. that is the only scenario i can see. >> a lot of ballots have closed in a lot of states. joe bidenwhile, sanders was a real threat to hillary clinton, i know you have doubted it. at one point, you told me if he is elected you're going to buy a place if ireland. so you're going to move. so i'm just wondering tonight whether -- are you calling airlines? making a reservation? >> i have a line in a little cottage in tiperari. when i said that, all of the irish got on me because we're socialist here and all of that, but i said yes, i'm an artist and you have special rules for artists and writers and things like that. aha. i'm not worried about sanders winning the presidency. i think republicans will be overjoyed if he gets the nomination. i think they'd rather run against old hillary than bernie. >> and if bernie sanders gets the democratic nomination and runs as an independent, given other issues like that, he might take votes away from the democrats. a former senior advisor to president obama's sake. if sanders is the nominee, bloomberg gets in. >> bloomberg has got to get in by march

these people, would make a better vice president or or president than hillary clinton, bernie sanders or joe bidenren unite and day. charles: all right, thank you. right now the man himself, lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox business. >> good evening, i am lou dobbs it has been 48 hours since donald trump conceded iowa to ted cruz, but not so fast. now the republican frontrunner is calling for a new election to be held or cruz votes to be nullified. trump and carson and others accusing the cruz campaign of dirty trick, cruz allowing his campaign to tell voters that ben carson was exciting the race and to vote for cruz, cruz calls it a misunderstanding, trump said, no, we need a new caucus. >> what he did is unthinkable,

stuart: i suspect joe biden is saying this now because we got this national poll that shows hillary losing to bernie sandersst should be the front runner for the democrats tweet months from an election scares the establishment like joe biden. that is why he is coming out now. >> it could be but this is one poll and we have a couple polls that still shows secretary clinton with a double digit lead. for full disclosure everyone knows i am pro hillary. frankly i would be very surprised. i like bernie sanders. i told him personally on my radio show i was backing her because i did not think he could win a general election. honestly if we have a president trump or ted cruz it won't necessarily be republican voters i blame but my fellow democrats that didn't see who could win in a general election. stuart: you are with hillary, you are a hillary supporter. a brief sound bite from scott interviewing hillary clinton on the issue of honesty and trustworthiness. roll tape. >> have you always told the truth? >> i have always tried to always. >> some people are going to call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself.

president than hillary clinton, bernie sanders or joe biden or elizabeth warren unite and day. charles: all right, thank you. right now the man himself, lou dobbs, keep it right here on fox business. >> good evening, i am lou dobbs it has been 48 hours since donald trump conceded iowa to ted cruz, but not so fast. now the republican frontrunner is calling for a new election to be held or cruz votes to be nullified. trump and carson and others accusing the cruz campaign of dirty trick, cruz allowing his campaign to tell voters that ben carson was exciting the race and to vote for cruz, cruz calls it a misunderstanding, trump said, no, we need a new caucus. >> what he did is unthinkable, he said the many of just left -- the man has just left the race, and he said it during the caucus, when they got the statement, that it is not true, they got that statement and they did not put that out, they apologized after activity over-- after it was over, how does that help. lou: ted cruz is dismissing the criticism. >> i hardly think is -- donald trump is insulting me. he can have his criti

really fear, andrea, is all kinds of new voters that bernie sanders is atacting into the process, and skewing the results. >> reporter: don't joe biden who didn't run tells rachel maddow -- >> i don't regret it. it's the right decision for my family, and me. >> reporter: leading attacks against bernie sanders, speaking tonight at the same democratic party dinner as sanders. even as sanders and hillary clinton will be answering questions at that msnbc town hall here. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> you can see the clinton and sanders town hall tonight at 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. >>> a historic announcement from the white house today. president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. a major step as the u.s. and cuba move to normalize relations. the trip which is planned for march 21st and 22nd was immediately met with criticism from republicans, including ted cruz, who said he would never visit as long as castro is in power. >>> there was something else pope francis said today, on donald trump, that took many by surprise. he suggested birth control may be used to prevent the spread of the z

sanders in the caucuses over 48 hours away. tonight, rachel maddow will have an exclusive interview with joe biden. it's ahead of the telemundo town hall with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that starts at 9:00 here on msnbc. >>> manny pacquiao received a punishing blow by one of the biggest sponsors -- nike they just announced that they're cutting ties with pacquiao. after he called people in homosexual relationships, quote, worse than animals. pacquiao made the controversial comments on a local filipino television station saying man is worse than animals because animals know how to distinguish male from female. well, he's currently a member of the philippines house of representatives and is running for the country's senate. nike said in part, we find pacquiao's comments abhorrent and nike strongly opposes discrimination of any kind and stands up for the rights of the lgbt community. he actually tweeted an apology tuesday saying he was sorry for hurting people. >>> apple is defending the decision to not help the fbi hack into an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters saying it w

the cutout figuri$uuuá÷ of clin sanders and vice president joe biden wereu p÷ the big attracti today. converge here tomorrow to mingle, network and hear speeches. biden is very popular among the state's democrats. >> you're going to see the hillary factions. bernie's people are here. and both sides are going to be trying to convince the unconvinced. i don't think there are a lot of those folks here. >> party endorsement battles will be fierce tomorrow. the highest profile one is between state attorney general pamela harris and congresswoman loretta sanchez. mike honda is expected to get the party nod over his challenger fremont attorney. gavin newsome will be a no-show, but he has a good excuse. he and his wife are expecting their fourth baby, a boy, any day now. >>> coming up an i-team investigation. >> 48 bullets fired at somebody who did not have a gun, who did not fire one bullet. >> we talk about the controversial death of a young man at the hands of san francisco police. >>> consumer advocates demand that the makers of popular products come clean about what's in them. >> i don't

vice president joe biden says he between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. he speaks with both candidates and will ultimately support whoever wins the nomination. he does not regret opting out of the race for the white house. including an islamic state training camp. did week, president obama direct his national security team to bolster counterterrorism efforts in libya. harper lee, the author of "to kill a mockingbird" has died. she was 89. there were more than 10 million copies in 50 years. published, butas it was shrouded in controversy. some people doubted the author gave her consent. global news powered by 2400 journalists. carol: our next guest says, investor beware. the worst may not be over. a strategist joins us from newton, massachusetts. good to have you with us. a different tone to the market the last couple of days. investors beware? why. >> unconcerned of areas outside of the stock market. actually are quite ordinary. we see with going on in the bond market in the credit market. the credit spread has tightened a little bit, but not that much. a

criminal referral, she topples over and then you get a biden and perhaps even with a warren as his running mate. but you will not get a bernie sandersw, how late can biden get in? see, this is the timing and we have a special report on this tomorrow. how late can biden get in and get on all the ballots? do you know? >> it is sort of like -- i don't know the rules on this. but i'm sure the dnc will change the rules. >> right. >> if they get -- if she is literally knocked out, look, the democrats can change any rule, any time that they want. >> all right. i have got to governmental it's not going to look good. it's going to anger the sanders people it can be done and they will do it. >> charles krauthammer, everybody, give him a hand it will be interesting to see the mail tomorrow. next on the run june?adthe left wing and right wing media weigh in on the votes. very provocative sound. we have that for you as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. if you have high blood pressure like i do, many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin® hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure.

then trump, robb rubio, sanders, cruz, bloomberg, kasich, biden and romney.f you had to make a best case bet on anybody right now, what would it be? >> there is an interesting phenomenon that happens sometimes where you can bet on two different candidates and ensure you are going win one way or the other. right now it's about a 99% chance that it's going to be hillary and trump based on statisticians. mathematically those odds would make you want to bet on one or the other. i believe that right now we have a spot -- we call it a middle where you can actually bet on both. if you bet $80 on trump you would win $200 if he wins. if you bet $140 on hillary, you would win $100 if she wins. so if hillary wins, you win $100 but you lost your $80 on trump. right now today -- it's not going to last but there is a sweet middle right there that you can bet both sides and guarantee you are going to win money. >> this makes you excited, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> i can tell. you are really into this. you are a good number cruncher. and by the way you are not supposed to bet o

the cutout figuri$uuuá÷ of clin sanders and vice president joe biden wereu p÷ the big attracti today.rge here tomorrow to mingle, network and hear speeches. biden is very popular among the state's democrats. >> you're going to see the hillary factions. bernie's people are here. and both sides are going to be trying to convince the unconvinced. i don't think there are a lot of those folks here. >> party endorsement battles will be fierce tomorrow. the highest profile one is between state attorney general pamela harris and congresswoman loretta sanchez. mike honda is expected to get the party nod over his challenger fremont attorney. gavin newsome will be a no-show, but he has a good excuse. he and his wife are expecting their fourth baby, a boy, any day now. >>> coming up an i-team investigation. >> 48 bullets fired at somebody who did not have a gun, who did not fire one bullet. >> we talk about the controversial death of a young man at the hands of san francisco police. >>> consumer advocates demand that the makers of popular products come clean about what's in them. >> i don't see w

sanders. she gives them to joe biden. what do you think of that one? >> probably republicanses biggest concern is that hillary clinton is not the nom no for the democratic party her actions verify why many americans don't trust her and she is weak. and she is running as a third term of president the president which is a direction that americans have clearly said they don't want to go. for republicans, we want hillary clinton to be the democratic nominee and in our worst case scenario is the super delegates. that is the super delegates that have so much influence is that they turn away from her. one in south carolina went to bernie sanders. respiratory >> talk about the republicans. ted cruz ecing out a win over donald trump. and new hampshire primary is on tuesday. and then you have jeb bush. and i got to tell you, the guy spent so much mother and drags his mother and brother out. does he have to say it is over? i am looking at the money he raised. enormous amounts of money and spent it doesn't matter. if voters don't want to buy it, they will not buy

sanders has made himself the gatekeeper of who is a progressive. because with the definition flying around on twitter and statements by the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive, joe bidenogressive. >> bernie sanders forcing her to defend her relationship with wall street. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. >> reporter: the former senator from new york stumbling a bit when anderson cooper asked her about her paid speeches from investment giant goldman sachs. >> but did you have to be paid $675,000? >> well, i don't know. that's what they offered. so -- you know, every secretary of state that i know has done that. >> but that's one who is are not running for office again. >> well, to be honest, i wasn't committed to running. i didn't know whether i would or not. >> you didn't know if you were going to run? >> i didn't. >> reporter: clinton tackling another tough subject when an audience member asked her about her war in iraq. >> what have you learned since that vote that could give me confidence that you wouldn't make a mistake of that magnitude again? >> well, i think that's a very fa

bernie sanders is doing everything that the clinton supporters including myself were thinking that martin o'malley would do and joe biden do. and now we have the bernie sanders doing it. which is making hillary clinton a much better candidate. hillary clinton is becoming in her own now. whether it is not the ad, the closing ad in nevada, whether or not it is effort she put forth in the closing days now they have the momentum and the springboard. but you can't discount the campaign that bernie sanders is running and her speech last night, the we, the our, just changing the tone. changing the messaging a little bit. twerking it a little bit. and now you have a candidate who can go into november and do some wonderful things and make history in this country. >> and she finished that speech by saying the future that we want is within our grasp. >> bakari sellers, thank you so much. >> you too. >>> just days before the party's primary, the candidates make their case, the cnn south carolina democratic presidential town hall is tuesday night at 8:00 here on cnn. >> and we'll continue with our political coverage but we do some o

jummy: sanders also said by definition, president obama and vice president biden would not qualify as progressives. abc 7 news at on noon, another look at a bazaar road rage encounter. the victim's daughter now speaking out. plus, getting ready for super bowl 50. why one group is planning a protest. uber drivers in the san francisco area plan to create gridlock on super bowl sunday, blocking traffic, in neighboring santa clara. uber -- drivers want uber to pay them more. cut wages due to down times. a lot of people will be at the game and watching at home on sunday. doug: it will be spectacular. 72 degrees at kickoff time. jummy: he means there, not here. doug: here will be fine. things are clearing up nicely right now. the only warnings that are out for the storm are across new england, and for good reason. take a look right now, our kamar aiken in downtown, hartford, connecticut. -- weatherbug camera in downtown hartford, connecticut. all of that is moving slowly along the coast. big news there. here, not so much hit a little bit of snow this morning. clearing skies at the naval aca

sanders has set himself up to be the gate keeper on who's is progressive. under the definition that was flying around and statements by the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive, joe biden not be a progressive. >> i do not know any progressive who has a superpac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. >> one of the things that senator sanders points to and critics is you were paid 675,000 for three speeches by goldman sacs. was that ace mick a. >> i told them what i thought. i answered questions. >> did you have to be paid $675,000? >> i don't know. that's what they offered, so -- you know, every secretary of state that i know has done that. >> but that's -- once they're office and not running for an office again. >> to be honest, i wasn't committed to running. >> the key foreign policy vote of modern american history was the war in iraq. the progressive community was pretty united in saying don't listen to bush. don't go to war. secretary clinton voted to go to war. >> i did make a mistake, and i admitted that i made a mistake, and in large measure, that mistake really arose from the bush administration's approach to what they thought they

twitter and statements by the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive, joe biden would not be a progressive. >> sanders forcing clinton to defend her relationship with wall street. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's not progressive. >> the former senator from new york stumbling a bit when anderson cooper asked her about her paid speeches from investment giant, goldman sachs. >> did you have to be paid $675,000? >> well, i don't know. that's what they offered. so -- you know, every secretary of state that i know has done that. >> but that's -- not running for office. you must have known. >> to be honest, i wasn't committed to running. i didn't -- i didn't know whether i would or not. >> you didn't think you were going to run for president again? >> i didn't. >> clinton tackling another tough subject when an audience member asked her about her vote for the war in iraq. >> what have you learned since that vote that could give me confidence that you wouldn't make a mistake of that magnitude again? >> oh, i think that's a very fair question. y

the polls are right, and it's double digits, it is going to be stories about joe biden, michael bloomberg. bernie sanders is already outraising her and will with more money. nevada will suddenly look like it's in play. the national polls will show bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton. this is going to be the most painful three weeks before the south carolina primary for her since she's had in february 2008. >> thank you so much. we'll have more from here in new hampshire coming up, including live interviews with jeb bush and chris christie. for now, matt, up to you in new york. >> we'll be back with you in a couple minutes. >>> we want to turn to the fight against the zika virus. the obama administration now asking congress for $1.8 billion in emergency funding. warning americans considering trips to latin america and the caribbeans. tom costello is covering this outbreak for us. >> we have 51 cases of zika in the united states according to the cdc. people who returned to the country, they've contracted zika abroad. we know of 16 in florida alone. while we don't yet have any known cases of mosquito tr

sanders right now. that the name of vice president joe biden is popping up yet again. a prominent, bill bart mann fired off an e-mail to fellow democrats saying, i would urge all of you to join me in keeping our powder dry until we see if the for the good of the party we should res direct draft biden movement. he specifically cited a new poll showing a steep dive for clinton. as bernie sanders pulled into a virtual tie with hillary clinton in a national poll, he packed the fame town hall so tight the fire marshal shut it down. and the spillover crowd waited in the snow to hear sanders stand up loud and proud. >> yes, we are going to move this country in a very new direction. thank you all very much. >> reporter: sanders leads hillary clinton in new hampshire by double digits. in the new national poll found she is only up by 2 points. after beating him by 31 points in december. sanders is fueled in particular by the enthusiasm of young people that has befuddled clinton. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting sen

really fear is all kinds of new voters that bernie sanders is attracting into the process, coming out to vote and skewing the results. >> reporter: joe biden, the man who didn't run, tells rachel maddow. >> i don't regret it. it was the right decision for my family and the right decision for me. >> reporter: arriving in las vegas tonight, sanders said he believes the clinton campaign is in disarray, that it's a campaign that thought they were entitled to the nomination and now that they've discovered that the people are involved and not just the establishment, that they are in serious trouble. lester. >> andrea, thank you. you can see the clinton and sanders town hall tonight at 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. >>> a historic announcement from the white house today. president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. a major step as the u.s. and cuba move to normalize relations. the trip, which is planned for march 21st and 22nd, was immediately met with criticism from republicans, including ted cruz, who said he would never visit as long as castro is in power. >>> there was something else pope francis said

spreading so much about hillary clinton running into trouble with bernie sanders that the idea of drafting vice president joe bidenain. it comes immediately after a bruising debate, and new national polls that show sanders and clinton virtually tied at the national level. ed henry reports on all the dem drama from new hampshire. ed? >> reporter: what's funny about this is hillary clinton had a pretty good debate last night. she was fiery. she was pushing back on bernie sanders over his attacks about her accepting money from wall street, between speaking fees and campaign contributions. but when you put that poll together, with the fact that bernie sanders came so close in iowa. he's now leading by double digits here in new hampshire and the third piece that quinnipiac poll says look, she's only winning by two points, which is a statistical dead heat, when she was leading in that same poll in december by 31 points. i got an e-mail from a former person who was very much involved in the draft biden 2016 effort. he's a businessman in oklahoma named bill bartman and wrote this -- >> i want to be very clear. he sent thi