i spoke with carl cannon, dc bureau chief for real clear politics. carl: it's important to remember, every exchange between a pollster and a voter in the year before begins with a lie. the lie is told by the pollster. "if the election where held today, who would you vote for?" well, the voters know darn well it ain't held today, it's held in new hampshire in february, and in february, the new hampshire people will tell us what they really think. and we've learned, you can never predict. the new hampshire electorate is independent, and we find out what they think when they go to the polls. fernando: why not iowa? carl: iowa is a quirky state. it's a caucus. we spend all this money covering it. this, probably, but it is a very small electorate. really true believers go. people like mike huckabee and rick santorum win. social conservatives dominate. they usually aren't nominated. iowa is quirky. it doesn't tell us "nothing." i think if you look back 4 years ago, rick santorum finishes in a dead heat with mitt romney. that showed that mitt romney was vul

i spoke with carl cannon, dc bureau chief for real clear politics. carl: it' s important to remember, every exchange between a pollster and a voter in the year before begins with a lie. the lie is told by the pollster. "if the election where held today, who would you vote for?" well, the voters know darn well t held today, it' s held in new hampshire in february, and in february, the new hampshire people will tell us what they really think. ve learned, you can never predict. the new hampshire electorate is independent, and we find out what they think when they go to the polls. fernando: why not iowa? s a caucus. we spend all this money covering it. i am not even supposed to say this, probably, but it is a very small electorate. really true believers go. people like mike huckabee and rick santorum win. social conservatives dominate. they usually aren' t nominated. iowa is quirky. it doesn' t tell us "nothing." i think if you look back 4 years ago, rick santorum finishes in a dead heat with mitt romney. that showed that mitt romney was vulnerable. he wa

during "matter of fact," host fernando espuelas interviews carl cannon, the bureau chief for "real clear politics". plus, espuelas will also take a look at what it really takes to be president, the unforgettable moments that politicians would like to forget. that's tonight, right here on chris: in spartanburg, expect a cold night. clear skies, temperatures falling to the 30's by around midnight. colder on the way tomorrow. days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. mike: tonight is the last night to visit the 25th annual holiday lights safari at hollywild county. the park added tonight as an extra night as part of the silv

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fernando espuelas interviews carl cannon, the bureau chief for "real clear politics." plus, espuelas will also take a look at what it really takes to be president, the unforgettable moments that politicians would like to forget. that's tonight, right here on wyff news 4. turning to some video, a texas police officer celebrated his 70th birthday in his patrol car and he's not planning to retire. >> it makes me proud to this uniform on and walk around this town. >> he has been putting in on longer than many of his coworkers and been alive in the spent time in three other agencies drier to that. when you walk out of the briefing room, is that the panic button or the trunk. >> he is controlling with the best of them. >> that's where i'm at in -- the excitement. >> there's only so much excitement he can take it -- and --. >> i still get in lot of foot pursuits. i just never catch anybody. >> he works part-time out of the service center. don't talk to him about retiring. >> as long as i'm still in good health and my wife is working full-time. as long as the let me work, i'm

i was standing next to carl cannon. i said we've just seen our first black president speak.e was so young that also really beautiful when he was standing up there giving that amazing speech about we are not red and blue we are the red white and blue. he believed that. charlie rose: has he lived up to that potential? if you talk to bill clinton and you talk about potential that was not fulfilled it would drive him crazy. if we ask the same question of obama david sanger: i think it also drives president obama crazy if you get that from his aides. he has a norman's intellectual curiosity. he can pick up our arguments and is not at all concerned about taking on the general succumbing to see him, the economists who come in to see him in so forth. and yet the critique that you hear is that that intellectual curiosity can be paralyzing for decision-makers. at moments we have certainly seen that. you heard the red line in syria. he was analyzing the situation from an analytical viewpoint and probably came out the right place but in the end they got almost all the chemical weapons o

cannon misses. jamming it home. later, smith sharing is caring the dish to carl landry filling the lane. he had 16 points.rly two minutes left, smith again. ish, he had 21 points and 11 assists. the sixers within 109-99. they won three out of six. >>> it's like the nfl version of a dating app. eagles are viewing as many coaching profiles as it can. sending messages witness that winky emoji and hoping for the best. tomorrow they're interviewing another dam gaze no telling if they'll swipe right. we'll see. meanwhile the team had a date interview with pat shurmer tod today. offensive coordinator led the eagles to win over the giants. shurmur spent a total of 13 seasons with the eagle. he has support from quarterback sam bradford. >> a player you want to play for guy that, you know, is going to be there for you. is going to lead you. he's going to inspire you. someone that the guys in the locker room can really rally around. >> offense played at a he can trially high level yesterday. probably our best offensive game of the season and that lee next how he was calling the game. >> cardboard boxes and masking t

cannon misses. jamming it home. later, smith sharing is caring the dish to carl landry filling the lane. he had 16 points.rly two minutes left, smith again. ish, he had 21 points and 11 assists. the sixers within 109-99. they won three out of six. >>> it's like the nfl version of a dating app. eagles are viewing as many coaching profiles as it can. sending messages witness that winky emoji and hoping for the best. tomorrow they're interviewing another dam gaze no telling if they'll swipe right. we'll see. meanwhile the team had a date interview with pat shurmer tod today. offensive coordinator led the eagles to win over the giants. shurmur spent a total of 13 seasons with the eagle. he has support from quarterback sam bradford. >> a player you want to play for guy that, you know, is going to be there for you. is going to lead you. he's going to inspire you. someone that the guys in the locker room can really rally around. >> offense played at a he can trially high level yesterday. probably our best offensive game of the season and that lee next how he was calling the game. >> cardboard boxes and masking t