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donald ross died at 98 years old. the bloomberg business flash. said the markets desk where julie hyman is a check on company movers. julie: and assorted selection. time warner is one of them, we've seen media as a whole perform well. warner, interesting story, there were reports that 20th century fox might be interested in making another bid for the company. then, the company denied that speculation. but the shares remain higher, they are authorized the session, but they do remain higher on the day. sun edison, one is really volatile stocks, plunged yesterday after the company announced plans to be capitalize -- recapitalize. shares are up 6%. a couple of analysts have mentioned the company policy really -- the company positively. he's moving to the sidelines after all of the selling we've seen. apple suppliers are in focus out with preliminary results for fiscal third-quarter that were below its estimates, as well as analyst estimates. to 1.6ared losses percent. seagate and western digital also down today, downgraded on a we get look for persona

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donald ross senior in your life insurance companies passed away.e doubled the company's assets and mutual funds in the 1980's all shining junk bonds -- shunning junk bonds. he topped $50 billion. donald ross was 90 years old. that is the bloomberg business flash. alix: julie has a check on some the company rumors today. julie: we've been talking about apple and its suppliers. a chipmaker that relies on apple coming out with third-quarter revenue and it's below what analysts estimated. its previous forecast was $720 million. the shares were down sharply. they have been improving interestingly as the day has gone on. in terms of how important apple is to them, look at the terminal. here is corvo in the middle. apple is its third-largest client. samsung is's largest single client. more like 14% of its revenue. analysts point out that even though third quarter was week for the company, the fourth quarter will not be as weak because of demand for some of those samsung products. we will be watching that one. asper apple itself -- as for , shares are back

. >> reporter: later that day indicated indicate summoned obama's former adviser donald ross. >> bibime to come and see him on friday evening. it is at the prime minister's residence. i get there and i have to wait about close to an hour because he's on the phone with the president. >> reporter: in an emergency phone call from air force one, obama tried the calm netanyahu down and persuade him that a deal with iran would make israel safer, but it didn't work. >> as many times as i have dealt with bibi, i had never seen him this way. he wasn't angry, but he was... the only way i can put it is that he was feeling alarmed, not angry, but alarmed. and the first thing he says to me is, "the president decided he has no choice but to do a deal with the iranians." >> i said, he didn't say that to you. he said, he did. i said, he didn't say that to you. he said, he did. >> reporter: netanyahu believes the iranians would only respond to the threat of force. to him if that was not an option, obama was surrendering to the iranians. >> woodruff: watch the entire film "netanyahu at war" >> woodruff

the republican candidates held the final debate and the show went on without donald trump. ross palumbo is in iowa where trump made good on his threat to boycott. good evening. >> good evening. donald trump came out saying that fox news did apologize but it was too little, too late. he was on one stage on one side of town. and the debate was here on another stage without him but no matter where he was physically, his presence was certainly felt. donald trump was not on this stage. >> let's address the elephant not in the room tonight. >> he was still on everyone's mind. >> i'm a maniac. and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and, ben, you are a terrible surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> and jump to trump who walked across this podium. >> the very issue he inspired within the gop himself of course establishment versus antiestablishment candidates. >> a 45-year-old construction out there. >> he does not want to talk about the politics who is part of the establishment. >> i guess i'm establishment because barbara bush is my mom.

you mentioned donald trump and ross perot, but they have millions of dollars. i think we have to go out and seek people to join us. how about all the people, getting them involved, having lots of boys and girls involved in that? how about getting all of the state senators from state delegates, inviting them to the party? we need to make an outreach effort that includes everybody. >> mr. weil? oh, i thought you had your hand up that you wanted to address the question as well. if you have something on the question john asked, you are welcome to do that. >> what was the question against? >> how about i asked another question. the supreme court taking the constitution nationality of president obama's deferral action for so-called dreamers. if the supreme court were to strike down the program, what would you do to address parents of so-called dreamers, and on the issue more broadly of illegal immigration? >> on immigration, it has been the backbone of our society since the formation of this country. it has been very trying to watch mr. trump make fun of mexicans, vi

. >>> and with donald trump being a no show, do you think that hurt him or helped him, ross? >> it's hard to tell. he is still number one in the polling and still number one when it came to the trending

the focus will be on what will happen tonight without donald trump front and center. ktvu's rosspalombo is in iowa. >> reporter: the undercard debate just wrapped up. the first thing we talked about was whether donald trump will or will not show up to the main debate. google is a partner and they say trump has been training number one across the country and here in the state of iowa hour after hour this is all iowa voters have been hearing about for at least the last 48 hours. >> the united states should not delay. >> reporter: the ads are ready blaring nonstop. the stage is set. but the debate has already been raging for days. >> you are not giving them the opportunity to know them as well as they would like. >> i am not walking away. >> reporter: donald trump is already committing all of the attention by hosting his own event in the drake university claiming it is sold out. >> we will have a great event tomorrow night. >> reporter: is working in its favor. >> in the last hour -- >> reporter: google is tracking every search across the country and trump has been dominating. >> ev

ross, a lot of people say donald trump won even though he didn't show up. >> reporter: well, good morning you guys. everyone is actually saying that this morning. you know, donald trump himself this morning is out. fox news apologized right up into the debate time hoping he would show up. he said it was simply too little, too late. he carried on with his veterans fundraiser. he raised some $6 million on a separate stage in des moines, iowa. but over here on this side on this stage the debate went on without him. but as you say, his presence certainly was felt. take a listen. >> let's address the elephant not in the room tonight. >> i am a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid fat and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> reporter: trump came up again and again. but they did take on more traditional topics. foreign and domestic terrorism were first up. google says that they are the number one issue that viewers want to hear about, but it was immigration where the biggest sparks flew last night. fox showed clip af

but that brings up my next question to you ross. donald on msnbc said this morning another big endorsement is coming his way. who do you suppose that will be? >> the interesting possibility is that it could be senator jeff sessions because an aide of his just went to work for trump and sessions and trump have communicated on ill grags. i'm a little skeptical but that would be in a certain way a bigger deal than the sarah palin endorsement because it would be an actual important republican senator. which is why i'm skeptical. but that would be the most interesting thing that could happen. and getting back to you and se on the pataki endorsement, the really is trump has not faced sustained attacks. he's facing some from cruz in iowa. but he hasn't faced sustained ads and attacks against him by well-funded opponents. instead all the other candidates, the rubios and christies and even jeb bush are basically attacking each other. so trump can be stopped if at some point those other candidates get win knowed and one of them has the money to go a

this aerial messages at the rose bowl calling g-o-p front-runner donald trump "disgusting" and he says that there's more to come. ben ross joins us now hey kendra, here's what we're working on -- the wolf pack basketball team looking to snap a 2-game losing streak and pick up their first conference win of the season today against wyoming -- we'll have the highlights... plus, 4 more bowl games on the college football with valley inversions in place through sunday. storms will begin to undercut the upper ridge by the middle of next week with precipitation. short term... very few changes made to the near term forecast. temperatures continue to be very here tonight at kolo- hairstyles provide moms everyday... we speak with lenore skenazy, the founder of the free range kids movement. she explains how to get over worst case scenario parenting. plus, blogger danielle herzog's hilarious take on toys your kids no longer play with. and later we'll put this paleo inspired chicken, bacon, and pumpkin soup on the menu. we're making moms life easier one small victory at a time. moms everyday...

you mentioned donald trump and ross perot, but they have millions of dollars. i think we have to go out and seek people to join us. all the people, getting them involved, having lots of boys and girls involved in that? how about getting all of the state senators from state delegates, inviting them to the party? we need to make an outreach effort that includes everybody. l? mr. wei oh, i thought you had your hand up that you wanted to address the question as well. if you have something on the question john asked, you are welcome to do that. >> what was the question against? >> how about i asked another question. the supreme court taking the constitution nationality of president obama's deferral for so-called dreamers. if the supreme court were to strike down the program, what would you do to address parents of so-called dreamers, and on the issue more broadly of illegal immigration? >> on immigration, it has been the backbone of our society since the formation of this country. it has been very trying to watch ,r. trump make fun of mexicans violating our constitu

you mentioned donald trump and ross perot, but they have millions of dollars. i think we have to go out and seek people to join us. how about all the people, getting them involved, having lots of boys and girls involved in that? how about getting all of the state senators, state delegates, inviting them to the party? we need to make an outreach effort that includes everybody. >> mr. weil? oh, i thought you had your hand up that you wanted to address the question as well. if you have something on the question john asked, you are welcome to do that. >> what was the question again? >> how about i asked another question. the supreme court taking the constitutionality of president obama's deferral action for so-called dreamers. if the supreme court were to strike down the program, what would you do to address parents of so-called dreamers, and on the issue more broadly of illegal immigration? >> on immigration, it has been the backbone of our society since the formation of this country. it has been very trying to watch mr. trump make fun of mexicans, violating our c

good morning, ross. >> reporter: good morning, gasia and dave. you know, donaldat fox news was apologizing up until the last minute over and over again, but it was too little, too late. he went on with that fundraiser for veterans last night across town on another stage. by all accounts, it was a success raising some $6 million. on the debate stage last night i can tell you his presence certainly was felt. take a listen. >> let's stress the elephant not in the -- let's address the elephant not in the room. >> everyone on the stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben you're a terrible surgeon. now that we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> reporter: donald trump came up again and again throughout the night. foreign and domestic terrorism were first up in topics. it was immigration where the biggest sparks flew. fox showed clip after clip of ted cruz and marco rubio flip-flopping on the issue. then they asked them to explain. listen to this. >> haven't you proven that you cannot be trusted on this issue? >> no, because if you look at the quote, a

caller: that comes from ross perot. donald has been put in as a ross perot.e clintons one with 41% of the vote in 1992. disgrace.he worst 1996, only 38% of the people voted. nobody wants the clintons. wall street loves them. cnbc and these other people love them. i personally can't see what would make them desirable, you know western mark --? i like the bushes. they are decent people. become richer and politics. the last time i remember somebody reporting they were worth less than $2 million. honesty is important. up.sh people would wake let's get on with doing something. host: that was louise in virginia. 45 miles south of washington dc. here they are over the weekend. they are restless. host: they assemble for the debate on sunday. mike huckabee has seven events. stephanie is in florida on the democrat line. one last night? -- who won last night western mark --? caller: i find it very interesting now that ted cruz is running for president that it's ok to be a non-natural born citizen. president obama's mother is a citizen and even though he was born inhawai

donald trump. it is easy to single him out as one of the most interesting and unusual people that i have ever seen in a political system. man and hmain for a ross perot, he was the donald trump of the last generation. he talked about a giant sucking happening south of the border to pull our jobs. he has some of the same rhetoric but not nearly as volatile as donald trump. what do you think about that? is it good or bad? do you like it because he has strong views even if you find it offensive? maybe some people do not find his use of offensive. the truth is that a lot of these hot button issues like immigration, guns, the social asues have as much resonance education or transportation, or infrastructure. even global security issues. campaignresidential able to address any of those things, if not, why not? what would you like to see out of a presidential campaign to get these candidates to focus on the issues you care about? have not the same level of intensity in the campaign right now, largely because there are fewer candidates. there are also persons not trying to kill each other all the time like on the republican side of the aisle. it is jus

ross, how is it looking? >> reporter: it depends on which candidate you asked. they campaigned across iowa except donald trump. he was in new hampshire. if you ask the go p candidates how they did last night, all of them are claiming victory. as for the democrats, they are claiming something else. we talked to hillary clinton a little earlier. >> are we going to let them have the white house again? >> i sure hope not. >> the audacity of hope not. >> you hear the republicans. >> part of hillary clinton's post gop debate plea. >> the republicans are against nearly every human right and every civil right. >> and hundreds of iowa voters came here. >> if you were watching last night, you heard the same old, same old. >> to hear her new take on the same old, same old. seen on display at last night's debate. >> let's address the elephant not in the room. >> 7 candidates took each other on. >> if you ask one more question i may have to leave the stage. >> ted cruz and marco rubio discussed immigration. >> haven't you proven you can't be trusted. >> if you look at the information i do not support blanket amnesty

so ross, this fox news poll showing donald trump still trailing ted cruz in iowa but a few points, you trump to lose, he doesn't actually have to collapse, he has to fail to expand his support. do you not think he can expand his support? >> well, i think it's a challenge. i think what you see in the polls of states where voters are paying the most attention and where the campaigns are actually focussing their efforts is that trump's numbers have been pretty stable between 25 and 35% basically since he surged into the lead last summer and this is true in iowa where he's a little lower. it's true in new hampshire where it's higher and true in south carolina. and trump does have a large conten gent of republican voters and when you break down second choices, you have a lot of people whose second choice is cruz and trump. it's very easy to see a kind of consolidation happen where trump ends upholding on to a lot of the voters he has right now but cruz surges past him as he already has in iowa by consolidating evangelicals and if and when figures like jeb and john kay and i csich and others

ross, abc news, new york. >> wow. >>> also to politics now. and donald trump's latest fighting words. the gop front-runner reprising his double-barreled attack on the clintons, saying that once again hillary lacks stamina while denying that that was a subtle suggestion that she is a member of the weaker sex. as for her husband, trump said it would be interesting to ask bill clinton if he has any different -- if he's any different than bill cosby. >> he was impeached. he wasn't allowed to practice law. he settled for a tremendous amount of money. i mean, there's a lot of things going on there. >> well, trump also attacked fellow republican ted cruz, saying his canadian birth was a precarious issue. cruz is challenging trump in the polls, now neck and neck with him in california. >>> as for the democrats, bernie sanders blasted wall street in a fiery speech on monday saying the industry's business model is flawed. he said that if a bank is too big to fail it's too big to exist, and he promised to break them up during his first year as president. sanders also said that his rival, hillary

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donald trump, but it is easy. it is interesting and unusual and some of you may remember h ross perot. he was the donald trump of the last generation. talks about a giant sucking sound. he said that was happening south of the border. sameu have some of the rhetoric but it is not as volatile. what do think about that? is it good or bad? do you like him because he has strong views? even if you find the views of offensive? the truth is, a lot of the hot button issues, guns, the social issues, a lot of them have as much relevance as education or infrastructure or global security issues. and is this presidential campaign able to address those things? and if not, why not? what would you like to see out campaign tontial get them to focus more directly on the issues? democrats have not the same level of intensity, largely because there are far fewer candidates. and they are also personally not trying to kill each other all andtime like on the public side of the aisle. that is just a fact of life. bernie sanders is a provocative guy. he has a strong view. and while there is some volatility on th

ross, how busy is des moines right now and the entire state of iowa? >>> take a look. donaldial comments. he tawld truz, quote, an anchor baby in canada and says that his poll numbers went up by actually skipping the debate here on thursday. >> i did something that was very risky and it turned out great because i'm in the front page of any paper. i'm getting more publicity than if i -- you know >> reporter: meanwhile, ted cruz spent the day campaigning in iowa. he said that he would repeal every, quote, illegal executive action by president obama. he took stabs at cities like san francisco, saying that they would lose federal funding if he were president. marco rubio talked about issues of flip flopping >> we talked to dr. ben carson. he had plenty to say about this ongoing e-mail controversy with hillary clinton. the state department now saying that 22 e-mails had classified information in them. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i believe bay area voters should be like everybody else. voters lost faith in our government to the point that we expect dishonesty. we need t

ross perot line from '92. nancy, thank you very much. our battleground tracker poll shows donald trump ahead of ted cruz, but within the polls margin of error. here is major garrett. >> we're in the final sprint. 172 hours. >> reporter: ted cruz and donald trump locked in a bitter fight for first in iowa. cruz tried to lighten the mood with a joke about trump's recent erroneous effort to second corinthians as 2 corinthians. >> well, two corinthians walk into a bar. >> reporter: there is nothing light about this ad questioning trump's credentials. >> i'm pro-choice in every respect. >> does this sound conservative. >> i am pro-choice in every respect. >> reporter: trump hid cruz saying he would not support him as the the gop nominee. >> i wouldn't vote for him. i can tell you that. >> reporter: trump reversed course on backing cruz and loyalists. >> i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody. i wouldn't lose any voters, okay, like incredible. >> i will introduce someone who is very near and dear to my h

donald trump. it is easy to single him out as one of the most interesting and unusual people that i have ever seen in a political system. man and hmain for a ross perot, he was the donald trump of the last generation. he talked about a giant sucking happening south of the border to pull our jobs. he has some of the same rhetoric but not nearly as volatile as donald trump. what do you think about that? is it good or bad? do you like it because he has strong views even if you find it offensive? maybe some people do not find his use of offensive. the truth is that a lot of these hot button issues like immigration, guns, the social asues have as much resonance education or transportation, or infrastructure. even global security issues. campaignresidential able to address any of those things, if not, why not? what would you like to see out of a presidential campaign to get these candidates to focus on the issues you care about? have not the same level of intensity in the campaign right now, largely because there are fewer candidates. there are also persons not trying to kill each other all the time like on the republican side of the aisle. it is jus

. >> ross, do you think donald trump will speak out strongly against this group?en throughout the campaign, is, you know, his whole style is whenever he does something that's politically incorrect or offensive that the media says, well, trump has to apologize and then he often doesn't or sort of half-heartedly apologizes or pretends he didn't really say it or really didn't mean it. that's been his style all along. as ben says, this is a different kind of instance. trump isn't doing this, from the beginning because he's had such a sort of fiercely anti-immigration campaign message, white nationalists have -- they've been latching onto trump since last summer. this is the most sort of visible example. and i think it would be smart for him to condemn them and distance himself from them. given what we've seen from the trump campaign to date, you can't be confident that's what will happen. >> i want to touch on germany for a second. you wrote an interesting op-ed in "the new york times" entitled "germany on the brink" and you write of germany's open door policy. quote,

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ross explains why some are calling it a bad deal. < (tape) under the deal, the us republicans are calling it a bad, one-sided deal. donald trump: we're getting four back, they're getting seven. they're getting 14 off of the interpol watch list. these are real bad customers. chris christie: fact is that we shouldn't have to trade anything to get our citizens but no one was more upset with the obama administration than years ago. his family says it heard the news on television, not from the white house. christine levinson: (03:05:20) in touch with me other than after i asked them to. levinson's wife christine and son dan said the white house has gone back on its word. dan levinson: (03:05:37) we had been given assurances over the years that my dad would be a top priority to get him home as much as everybody else, if not more, because he's been held for almost nine years. a senior administration official tells abc news that levinson was part of the negotiations, but thatdoes not know why he was not ultimately included in the swap. brian ross: (03:08:29) mrs. levinson, do you consider whether bob might have, in fact, died in

donald trump. >> today on "the 4" we will go live to des moines, iowa. ross polumbo is there to cover the political action and how tonight's debate could be different for the republican candidates. >>> see you on "the 4". >> sounds good. >> thank you for joining us at noon. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: this is the celebrity version of world war ii. kanye west and wiz khalifa are nuclear at each other. kanye dragged amber rose in. he started with, you let a stripper trap you. this feud has literally gone up kanye's butt. literally. >> rob kardashian is living with blac chyna. >> blac chyna is the one who brought rob back to life and she's winning in a battle with the kardashians, which no one ever does. >> she's the patron saint of all thoughts. [laughter] >> we got gabrielle union at the airport. recently she did an interview in the red carpet and talked about stacey dash saying how stacey said we need to get rid of the b.e.t. awards. are you going to go all ronda rousey on her. >> ronda rousey lost though. >> did you see what b.e.t.'s response was? >> what?

ross perot line from '92, nancy, thanks very much. is nearly as close. our battleground tracker poll shows donald trump ahead of ted cruz but within the poll's margin of error. here's major garrett. >> we're in the final sprint. 172 hours. >> reporter: ted cruz and donald trump are locked in a bitter fight for the first in iowa.t cruz tried to lighten the mood with a joke about trump's recent erroneous reference of second corinthians to two corinthians. >> well, you know, two corinthians walk into a bar.nt >> reporter: but there is nothing light about this super pac ad questioning trump's credit denials. >> i am pro-choice in every respect. i am pro-choice in everyit respect. >> reporter: trump said he would not support cruz. >> i wouldn't vote for him. >> reporter: later trump reversed course on backing cruz and offered odd praise of his loyalists. >> i have the most loyal people. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebodyh and i wouldn't lose any voters. it's incredible. >> i am going to introduce someone very near and dear to my heart. >> iowa republican senator joni ernst

ross perot got? zero. >> i think this year, the lay of the land is quite a bit more fertile for the outsider. we are seeing it with donaldnie sanders, who wasn't a democrat until this election. >> you look at iowa in 2008 and it elevated president obama, senator barack obama at the time. some people endorsed barack obama then and now endorsing hillary clinton. saying she is a different candidate today than 2008. is she? how is she different today than when she lost iowa? >> i have not seen a difference. i have seen her move on a few issues and passionate about others, but that is a concern of bernie sanders in the race. that is what sanders does to the main line establishment candidate like hillary clinton. at the end of the day, will that really take her forward in terms of winning the nomination? today, it is her nomination to lose. i think bernie sanders' best chance is to do a couple of things. move her on the issues or hobble her for the general election. throws the two real outcomes for him. >> goldie taylor, great to have you with us. one time we will see the shape of the race is tonight in iowa. a town meeting th

donald trump didn't attend the debate? does, this is the difference between ross perot and bloomberg.is political capital. >> this is the last week, the weekend before the iowa caucuses. people are going to be caucusing on monday at 7:00 eastern time, and that will be the start of our coverage here on c-span and then at 8:00 eastern time, the republican caucus on c-span and also the democratic caucus, we will have that on c-span2. calling from , republican line, go ahead. caller: i am really for donald trump because i think he has got a backbone and he will stand up and fight for our country and i like how he is standing up for also forans and i am him building the wall and getting the immigrants out of here because this country is getting overtaken by immigrants and we have nothing at our trade and everything with

single out donald trump but it's pretty easy to single him out because he's one of the most interesting and unusual people that i've ever seen in our political system and some you may remember rossperot, he was kind of the donald trump of the last generation and he talked about a giant-sucking sound. that was what was happening south of the border to pull our jobs down there. so he had some of the kind of rhetoric although not nearly as volatile as donald trump has. but what do you think about that? do you think that's good or bad, do you like it because he's got strong views even if you find his views offensive or maybe some people don't find his views offensive? i mean, you know, the truth is that a lot of the hot-button issues likee immigration, guns, the social issues have as much resonance as education or transportation or infrastructure orio as even global security issues. the question is is this presidential campaign able to address any of those things and if not, why not and what would you like to see out of a presidential campaign to get these candidates to focus on the issues that you care about? democrats have not the same level of intensity in the campaigns right now

donald trump, but it's pretty easy to single him out, because he's one of the most interesting and unusual people that i've ever seen in our political system. some, you may remember a man named h. rosst, he was kind of the donald trump of the last generation. and he talked about a giant sucking sound. that was what was happening south of the border, to pull our jobs down there. so you had some of the same kind of rhetoric, although not nearly as volatile and extravagant as donald trump has. but what do you think about that? do you think that's good or bad? do you like it because he's got strong views, even if you find his views offensive? or maybe some people don't find his views offensive. i mean, you know, the truth is a lot of these hot button issues like immigration, guns, the social issues, have as much resonance as education or as transportation or as infrastructure, or even global security issues. the question is, is this presidential campaign able to address any of those things, and if not, why not? and what would you like to see out of a presidential campaign to get these candidates to focus a bit more adroitly about the issues that you care about? democrats have not the sa

ross perot. he might go in. >> do we need another new york billionaire? chomp and sanders are the nominees so it will probably not happen. ed: do endorsements mean anything? donald trump as an endorsement from jerry falwell. charlie baker and elizabeth warren are still in the side lines. >> i don' t know whether jerry falwell junior endorsement and where it came from. either the anthology rolls -- eat of the evangelicals are selling out but there will be a donald trump school of business at liberty university. >> and/or summits don' t mean what they used to but you would rather have them than not. now they are singles and doubles. in close races, that' s all you need. it' something. the newspaper audit trails, it was 10 points. it' s not that anymore. janet: bernie sanders went to the white house. why did the president invite the sanders to the white house? >> he gave all but an endorsement to hillary clinton. in light of that interview, the white house says we should have had bernie sanders in and we need to get him in before iowa or new hampshire. if he wins one of those in the re endorsing him. they should have done their politics sooner. trouble he got a lot

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