it will not fly with elizabeth warren or any other liberal. janet: last click one. people don' t vote based on vice president or based on endorsement. karen: what are the risks and signs of heart disease in african-american women? here about the historical papers mary anne: eric: donald trump. you have to give the guy his due. he started off in this race one year ago and nobody give him a shot. he is much like bernie sanders and he won new hampshire but convincingly. ed: thank you both for not saying peyton manning. as we say goodbye, we want to show you one of the most compelling videos on election day. a 600 pound voter today on "matter of fact." >> today on "matter of fact." the front runners face a new test -- can old strategies work in america' s new south? then, dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz reacts to the race between democrats that no one predicted. >> our candidates are going to continue to run their own races. >> plus, with the stroke of a pen, she became a dreamer. now presidential candidates seek her endorsement. fernando: i' m fernando espuelas. wel

elizabeth warren led that charge. they changed the rules to help president obama stack the court and put people in the executive branch that could not have gotten a consensus vote. i will not vote for anyone unless there's an overwhelming consensus. i think there is a consequence to abusing power. i think president obama's abuse of executive power, i think elizabeth warren is an ideological hack as far as i'm concerned when it comes to this process. >> those are tough words for a fellow senate colleague. >> it is. i have no respect for her. >> okay. >> none at all when it comes to something like this. none at all. she's turned the senate upside-down. she his the ends justify the means. >> all right -- >> she is a complete hack. >> i will not look for the two of you to be taking a road trip or getting together anytime soon. but on to the next step in the process, the president said last night he is going to nominate someone and expects the senate to move ahead and kconfirm them. some of your gop colleagues have said, o

>> i did ask her about senator elizabeth warren's lack of presence in new hampshire. she said you'd have to ask her. we never heard back on that. >> i'm shocked. >> why is she the only female democratic senator holding out right now? >> i think she's leveraging for position in terms of influence in many ways that's a clever and smart thing to do here. >> sounds like hillary clinton wants her endorsement. >> right, but at what price. elizabeth warren controls the agenda in the democratic party, progressive ideas, so she can demand a lot if hillary wins. >> she controls the agenda now. she's the one with all the cards. >> right. what bernie sanders is saying sounds like elizabeth warren when she ran for senate in massachussetts. >> one thing that has been dogging hillary clinton during this campaign has been this program investigation into her email. we wanted to know if voters ought to dismiss it. she said she's been the target of right wing attacks for a long time and believes she will be vindicated. you know, what did you think of her answer to that question saying t

elizabeth warren wrote, i'm just quoting elizabeth warren, the bill was essentially the same, but hillary rodham clinton was not. and warren basically charges that because hillary clinton had taken $140,000 from banks, she did change her vote. now, that's warren saying it, not you. but do you think that's an example of clinton changing her vote? >> no, this is what i think. i think you have a corrupt campaign finance system. i think you have the koch brothers, billionaires. exxon mobil. you have wall street. you have pharmaceutical companies pouring huge amounts of money into our political process, undermining american democracy. and there is -- it's not an accident that we end up paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. it's not an accident that there's not one republican candidate who is prepared to stand up to the fossil fuel industry and help transform our energy system to deal with climate change. so i'm not going to go around saying well, she got this, she did that. that is not my point. i do not have a super pac, jake. okay? i don't want a super pac. i don't w

elizabeth warren led that charge. they changed the rules to help president obama stack the court and put people in the executive branch that could not have gotten a consensus vote. i will not vote for anyone unless there's an overwhelming consensus. i think there is a consequence to abusing power. i think president obama's abuse of executive power, i think elizabeth warren is an ideological hack as far as i'm concerned when it comes to this process. >> those are tough words for a fellow senate colleague. >> it is. i have no respect for her. >> okay. >> none at all when it comes to something like this. none at all. she's turned the senate upside-down. she his the ends justify the means. >> all right -- >> she is a complete hack. >> i will not look for the two of you to be taking a road trip or getting together anytime soon. but on to the next step in the process, the president said last night he is going to nominate someone and expects the senate to move ahead and kconfirm them. some of your gop colleagues have said, o

tonight it's paging elizabeth warren. keep in mind the broader context. the number of voters turning out and republican primaries is overwhelming the democratic turnout and you've got to running against donald trump is a republican nominee won't serve -- persuade someone like elizabeth warren to get off the fence and step in and make a call with the imperative being we've got to consolidate sooner rather than later. >> john, thanks for your analysis. >>> the next big event is super tuesday on march 1st. 13 states including massachusetts will hold primaries or caucuses with nearly a quarter of all delegates needed. >> switch gears a little bit. tonight a touch of spring outside and meteorologist barry burbank is here now and he's got your first look at the forecast. >> it was a week ago tonight temperatures below zero in boston to go down below zero just before midnight last saturday night and now we are looking at temperatures this morning 33 but not going below 40 for low tomorrow morning 55 to 60. it was warm. felt like spring. it is still almost 50 in

aside from obama, perhaps the most important endorsement is elizabeth warren. a lot of sanders's supporters started at warren supporters, wanted her to run for president. of course she didn't. but my understanding is from talking to democrats is that even though 39 out of the 44 democrats in the senate have endorsed hillary clinton, elizabeth warren does not plan to endorsing in this primary. but you can bet if this race goes on and sanders and clinton are locked in a fierce battle, there will be enormous pressure on her to change her mind. >> in a word, leverage. jackie? >> so we've been talking a lot about how women especially young women have been voting for bernie sanders. but well before people were feeling the bern, i was talking to pollsters who say after focus group after focus group, young women were not into hillary clinton. this is before the bernie sanders rise. and so you have to think that maybe instead of tearing bernie sanders down, this is a problem with hillary clinton and her appeal to that demographic. >> maybe they should have caught it a l

owe breen of new york, minnesota, stabthank you, the senator from next door, massachusetts, elizabeth warren. we'll talk about that abbens later the. the challenge seems to from bernie sanders. a fight very similar to ted cruz saying he's the most conservative. last night's msnbc debate charged clinton with being part of the establishment. and too tied to wall street. today, clinton came back in an interview with andrea mitchell. >> this is an effort by the sanders campaign to basically say anybody who has ever taken a donation, not just from wall street, if you take it to the natural conclusion from anybody, is bought and paid for. that is absolutely untrue. i'm the one who advocated for ceo compensation changes. i'm the one who has the toughest, most effective plan to take on wall street. i'm actually not, you know, i'm not in any way advocating we just keep doing the same things over and over again, because that won't solve our problems. >> do you really think he's smearing you? >> i think his campaign, which he claims to be a positive campaign, has engaged in artful smear, innuendo, and

senator elizabeth warren for massachusetts. a lot of talk establishment things perhaps this is the candidate down the road she's not backing anyone yet is she leaving the door open potentially if we have these fbi pills on hillary clinton she stepping in? i don't know about that. all of that is too far down the road elizabeth warren not stepping in here endorsing hillary clinton one of the only democratic members of the senate not to do that as a whole are more about hillary clinton then we can begin to imagine. if she were to get here i don't personal credibility at station not ready to do that for hillary clinton. this is a very very telling sign as to why hillary has a problem she has this time. i think bernie sanders is going to continue to take the to her the winter new hampshire he will do better i think when you get to more ethically the first seven states for african-american turnout and so forth will mean a whole lot more so elizabeth warren staying away from this because her people don't believe that hillary clinton i

elizabeth warren wasn't there. what's going on? >> that says more than all the female senators and her colleagues in the senate and dorchester so far. i think the problem is elizabeth warren understands one thing about hillary clinton. but i think the people of new hampshire have seem to figure it out. which is the genuine interest of the cause bernie is the cause hillary's sort of mouse words. she's not going to waste her political capital jumping into a race when she thinks that in fact have a shot at this thing. hillary straight them in a single day. elizabeth worn somehow doesn't validate her candidacy. hillary clinton says someday she would be leaving and going off to michigan she said the mayor of flint invited her. while bernie sanders is going to take saturday night live on saturday night. bernie sanders is having some fun here hillary clinton does not appear to be in the same kind of situation. that's an understatement. take a look at her last night debate it has to be on the hillary clinton fan obviously from where i come

and thirdly, in elizabeth warren's book, i wish i could tell you the exact bill, elizabeth warren talksut a bill where hillary clinton voted the wrong way because, according to elizabeth warren, she was getting money from the big banks on wall street. it's a legitimate question. answer the question. >> bill press, mayor nutter, good to have you pop. >>> before the snowstorm hit in new hampshire, i interviewed donald trump in a restaurant full of voters. coming up,s in answer to this question -- you said in the past that as president you'd president different than -- >> i think i would. >> if you are talking about your tone, how would it be different? the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! or if you're young or old.are if you run everyday, no

announce that elizabeth warren is on the ticket if you get the nomination. it would be a bold move.k: hillary needs to get on offense. we will talk to a pair of chairs joining us sequentially after this. ♪ i believe i was put on this planet to build up in height south carolina primary as much as possible. this state is changing like many states. electorate asme when george bush faced off against john mccain. has it changed? the 50 delegate question as we head into the next 10 days. the electorate here throughout history has shown a willingness to defy expectations at every turn. there are a lot of people from ohio and new jersey. could bode well for certain candidates. the nature of the republican primary relative to iowa and new hampshire. matt: the electorate here will be about twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. about a third of the electorate is very conservative, another third is somewhat conservative, and another third is moderate. a lot of evangelicals. as you less evangelical go down the state. but people are issued in so social issues. we have a fast moving eco

it was pretty clear in elizabeth warren was not going to run at that time. to, if you was down want to run, you have to run as a democrat. even think about running as an independent, run as a democrat, otherwise you will not at all. support the second time, it was more like, you're not crazy, you want to do this. brian: i suspect you would not tell me who else was at that dinner? it was done off the record. were there people at that dinner that now support hillary clinton? mr. press: i don't know. not that i know of but i don't know. brian: was there a time that you worried that it would interfere with your talkshow responsibilities? mr. press: no, because -- as a talkshow horse i could endorse. i certainly and doors to barack obama. way, in two thousand eight, i endorsed hillary clinton over barack obama. i was really doing a favor for a friend and getting some people together and giving him an opportunity to make his case. the rules were, just come and listen, no commitments. you are not signing on to the bernie sanders campaign. brian: you are one of the

elizabeth warren, the u.s. senator from massachusetts has not endorsed anyone yet. senator clinton -- secretary clinton has a number of u.s. senators on her team. at this point it sounds like she is still in the wings. her influence among progressives in a democratic party is significant. i'm not sure where she's going to go with that. host: richmond, virginia where mike is waiting on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. i want to urge people before they really decide who they want takead the country to just a trip back to look at how the founders of the country framed the purpose of government. we have reached a point where we are expecting government to do things that amount to providing benefits and stuff. the purpose of government was supposed to be to secure the natural rights of individuals. the result of this transformation and what we think the role of government is supposed to be has resulted in this incredible spending that has got us $18 trillion in debt. the want to help somebody first thing i do is consult my available resources and then i de

the bankruptcy bill and elizabeth warren said hillary clinton was on our side.gainst that. then hillary clinton went and ran for the senate in new york. she took money from wall street. wall street was a constituent of hers and then when it came up in the united states senate, she switched sides. >> i see what she said but it's important to note that when the bill came up that was enacted into law, hillary clinton said she was against it. she would have voted against it. she said it was flawed, it was bad for the country, she was in the hospital with president clinton because he had his heart incident then, so she couldn't be on the floor to vote against it but she firmly stated her position against it. so, you know, i know i've seen what senator warren has said, but i think what she and senator warren talked about when she was first lady was the need to make sure that women and children were protected, that their alimony payments would be protected and she's fought hard to make sure that that was the case. but when that bill that came law came up, she was firml

the one way to have hillary clinton get those crowds is to have elizabeth warren on her side. the only problem is she'd be overshadowed. >> the problem is the longer -- if she had listened to you two months ago it would have made a difference. bernie sanders now as we've seen by the nevada poll is picking up such steam at some point elizabeth warren is going to want to be sanders's vice president. this is getting out of control quickly for the clinton campaign. this is a state that hillary clinton led by 20 points, 30 points just a month or two ago and they were ignoring nevada. >> i hope hillary clinton is holding out for every commitment she wants from the next president of the united states -- i remember you saying a few months ago when you saw bernie sanders' crowds that this could be elizabeth warren's crowd. that's the only other person on the landscape who might get those crowds. it's not on the democratic side anyone else. >> we were talking about the new cnn/orc poll on the democratic side. on the republican side it's just as astounding. it's outsider, outsider, outsi

the argument is from elizabeth warren and the others on both sides are completely hypocritical almost embarrassingly so. if the circumstances were reversed, if there were a republican president who was in office. and he were to nominate someone in the last year whose presidency were the democratic congress. they would be making the reverse argume argument. in fact they made the reverse argument. and chuck schumer said he would recommend -- there's 18 months to go in the bush administration, 18 months to go, and said he would recommend to liz colleagues not to confirm any nominee from this president. this is all -- it's nothing but raw power. the future of the court is at stake, the future of the scalia legacy is at stake. whatever the effects on the election, however much the democrats play the obstructionism charge it pales in comparison with what would happen if scalia were replaced by seating another elena kagan. >> it's one thing if they turn him down, but it's another thing if they refuse to hold a hearing. >> i think this is the moment of his life for mitch mcconnell. he knows t

the other person at the time they thought, would be elizabeth warren. if elizabeth warren had run, i'm pretty confident to think that bernie sanders would have never run. bernie: did he ask your opinion on whether he should run? mr. press at the first meeting, : i suggest, i said if you are really serious, what you ought to do is get a group of people together have been involved in presidential campaigns, and before that i said if you do this, my fear is you are going to run, you are going to be another ross perot or ralph nader, and take votes away from the democratic elected. he said i would never do that. he said i would never do anything to help a republican when the white house. i said if you're really serious about that, if people together and let them know what you're thinking about. get some real solid advice about whether this is realistic or not. and so, he said to me, would you organize that? and i did. brian: what happened then? mr. press: i kicked it around in my house, and at that time people were saying this is worth pursuing, and it look

bernie sanders has a higher favorable number than elizabeth warren.hat's approaching that of the pope. >> i know. he's competing with president obama and the pope. those are something. hillary clinton has very high favorability ratings in this poll. this is something that struck me as well. i think you're referring to this a little while ago in your show. these two candidates are very, very popular among likely democratic primary voters. the favorability ratings are particular high for bernie sanders. whether he can transfer those into a win on tuesday that remains to be seen. right now i think you have to give the advantage to hillary clinton. as you suggested, i think that'ç a big challenge. that's trouble for bernie sanders. massachusetts is a state he should do well in. it's a very white state. it's a very liberal state. it's just over the border from new hampshire where he romped a couple of weeks ago. if he can't do well in massachusetts, i think it makes this slog for delegates that he's engaged in a lot more difficult. >> anthony brooks, senio

he is waiting in the wings and want to run biden and elizabeth warren is the likely ticket they would. he is going to win new hampshire. this is a muddled race making it more cloudy and complicated. >> we will have more evidence at this point. i don't think there's a business sis pi point she will be indicted. if the evidence is there i believe the fbi will act in a responsible way. >> i don't think we have the evidence yet. it is still a political process. >> thank you both. >> the iowa caucuses are less than 24-hours a away and when we come back geraldo rivera they come back geraldo rivera they will have reaction (singing alougetting to know you. getting to know all about you... getting to like you. getting to hope you like me... is someone getting to know your credit? not without your say so. credit lock lets you lock and unlock your transunion credit report with the swipe of a finger. getting to know you. getting to know all about you... get one-touch credit lock, plus your score and report at transunion.com get in the know. >> it is divinely inspired. we are here for a purpose. >

he represent the elizabeth warren wing of the party. ted cruz represents the republicans better but he's pretty extreme too. you have two extremes there who could do quite well in iowa. >> the one thing that's surprising about ted cruz. how well organized he is in iowa but in nes and new hampshire. his organization is unbelievable. he's well organized. he's articulate. his major problem and we're starting to see this he's not very likable. and that starts to really play as a campaign goes on. she's seen as a pony. but ted cruz he's mean and he's just doesn't connect very well with a wide swath of voters. to that point i've talked to ted cruz personally. he is much more likable in person than on the stump. in iowa if he's talking to all of the small groups are they seeing the different ted cruz. i don't know. >> he's got a constitutional issue that's got to be dealt with somewhere along the way. >> it doesn't make any different difference who you're speaking. is he legally entitled to run for the president of the united states. >> it nev

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. >> i -- elizabeth warren's endorsement. >> i was very pleased when she signed a letter with all the other democratic women senators urging me to run. she has a lot on her plate she has a lot of responsibility. >> why wasn't she there? >> you would have to ask her. >> reporter: we did ask senator elizabeth warren's office why she hasn't endorsed jet where was she last friday. no response. you can find the full clinton at myfoxboston.com. meantime democrat bernie sanders speaking out concert this evening with hours until the polls open. i think we're going to do just fine. >> earlier today sanders talked to his supporters in nashua as part of the a get out the vote rally. a reminder we will be with you from our news starting at 5:00 straight through to 11:30 bringing you live results. live reports from candidates reporters speeches you stream it live at -- here at 11:00. for now. >> a cruise ship packed with hour the video that shows why so many people got sick and you are watching the fox p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head

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the elizabeth warren supporters.hen, a whole new group of people, most of them young, who were not previously involved in politics have been drawn into the brady campaign -- brady campaign. mostly millennials, but not exclusively. this seemed to think about politics and a slightly different way than people of our generation. charlie: who could drop out after the new hampshire primary? mark: based on resources and attitude and poll position, i think governor christie is probably the most honorable, although he is pushing as aggressively as anyone to improve his standing. and most of the public and private polling, he is in sixth place. i think if he does not improve, he would tell you that he'll probably get out. jeb bush is an interesting case. his chances to finish in the top two or three at this point do not look great. though i don't relate out. he and others have suggested that he will go to south carolina where the bush name means a lot. super pac still is a lot of money. i think donald trump barring some huge -

democratic senator elizabeth warren making this counterpoint in a now-viral facebook post. senator mcconnell is right that the american people should have a voice in the selection of the next supreme court justice. in fact, they did. when president obama won the 2012 election by 5 million votes. >> to have a lame duck president with a party that's the opposition party in the senate at the same time as you have this volatile, angry, raucous presidential campaign -- this confluence of factors has never happened before. >> reporter: with the makeup of the supreme court potentially hanging in the balance, republican presidential candidates are pulling no punches. senator ted cruz wasting no time releasing a new attack ad just yesterday asking south carolina voters if they trust donald trump to choose a supreme court justice. >> we cannot trust donald trump >> reporter: at the republican debate saturday night in south carolina, just hours after the news of scalia's death broke, a moment of silence quickly gave way to the candidates one-upping one another on who could talk toughe

elizabeth warren was a professor at my law school. i think it is important those in wall street pay their fair share in this country. we have a lot of challenges facing us ahead. we need to make sure everybody pays their fair share. as a business person i can better than anyone else because i am coming from a position of having created many jobs, having run a profitable business, but i still believe for everyone up and down the socioeconomic ladder, senator sanders programs would be better. raising the minimum wage $15 doesn' t just been those who are at the minimum wage. it benefits the entire economy up and down. that is why franklin develin no roosevelt -- franklin delano roosevelt introduced the minimum wage. pam have you see -- have you received any promise from senator sanders that he would help you in this primary? >> i was proud of him that he made very clear there would be no quid pro quo i should expect, no promises in the future, and i don' t expect any. if he chooses to do something for me that is something he will do sepa

it was an agreement born in the 2012 senate rice in massachusetts between scott brown and elizabeth warren. >> i want in race to be about new hampshire. reporter: the high profile race, ayotte's preemptive move -- >> since she's gotten into the senate race she has repeatedly railed against third party special interest groups. and if she really is concerned about this and this is not just >> this proposal really deserves a good look. reporter: governor hassan appears to be considering the pledge. she also questions the timing of the offer. >> i'm also, though, a little bit interested that it is coming from senator ayotte now, after outside groups have spent already $5 million to benefit her. and having said that i will certainly review the proposal carefully. reporter: the in 2014 brown refused to sign the pledge, but it was offered, when it was offered by jeanne shaheen. but in this race strategies on both side have doubts about the impact it would have. >> there's going to be plenty money rolling around no matter what the source is. >> i just don't belief in ten it going to happen. josh:

in which massachusetts will hold its primary, sanders may have been courting the support of elizabeth warren echoing her economic message of a rigged economy. elizabeth to the senate. >> here's -- senator warren has not yet endorsed the presidential candidate. her support could be a huge boost for either sanders or clinton not just here in massachusetts but nationally as well. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now to the republicans. they have a big day tomorrow facing off in the nevada caucuses. right now donald trump leads the polls but some political observers say it is not clear if his get out of the vote operation is strong enough to come through. and some drama in the ted cruz camp. he fired his national spokes person today after the spokes person posted a video that wrongly accused marco rubio of dismissing the bible. >> it turned out the news story he sent around was false but even if it was true we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. >> every single day something comes out that is untrue and in >> rubio today did pick up endorsements from more than a do

emily: senator elizabeth warren is proposing a bill to help fight opioid abuse. right now when a patient receives a prescription, it must be filled with the exact about of medication prescribed. that means there could be pills left over. warren' s bill allows for the partial filling of opioid make sure no left over pills are available for abuse. randy: an e-cigarette explodes inside a man' s pocket. this is surveillance from a kentucky gas station. the man was buying snacks when the e-cigarette battery in his pocket caught fire. s pants and skin began to burn. he quickly grabbed the fire extinguisher and sprayed the man. that man is now recovering from second degree burns. emily: the b' s put an end to their at home losing streak. david pastrnak had two goals, including his first career made penalty shot. jimmy hayes, landon ferraro and brad marchand also scored for the bruins. they top the pittsburgh penguins the b' s head to north carolina to take on the hurricanes tomorrow night. randy: a tribute to music icon ray charles. president obama hosted the event at t

elizabeth warren is supporting a nomination from president obama. she says in part "senate abandoning the duties to swart -- they swore to uphold with threaten the constitution and our democracy. it would also prove that all the republican talk about loving the constitution is just that -- empty talk." reid: a former boston mayor is resting at his home after surgery to implant a defibrillator. he underwent the operation after crasng his car into a neighbors house. according to a spokesman, doctors believe he may have suffered a condition known as sudden cardiac arrest before the crash. that irregular heart rhythm may have caused them to pass out behind the wheel. antoinette: the teacher killed after a loose manhole cover smash into her car will be remembered. services for caitlin clavette will be held in winchester before her funeral on tuesday. she was a beloved art teacher and was killed friday on 93 south driving to work. after her death, mass dot did emergency expenses -- inspections of 900 structures on reid: the popes. how we used in out sword

people like elizabeth warren and i use that term. >> reporter: the u.s. senator from massachusetts hasn't publicly thrown support behind either candidate. each still trying to define >>> one of the arguments against me in this campaign is i am a really nice guy. i am santa claus. i want to give away a lot of free stuff. but i don't pay for it. well, we do actually pay for it. >> reporter: both of the candidates have more events scheduled here in new hampshire but we can tell you that sanders is leaving for new york tomorrow night to be on saturday night live and hilary clinton is going going to flint, michigan on sunday. reporting live, kimberly bookman 7 news . >> anchor: so now just one station showing you how much support hillary clinton is gaining. speaking of, this is a day to day poll and our exclusive tracking poll showing a significant rise. her gain obviously bernie sand sanders loss. our political editor andy hiller live in manchester this evening with a look at those new numbers numbers. andy? >>> hello, adam. watch out bernie. here comes hilla

and that's a big deal not just because of massachusetts being the home of elizabeth warren and everybody wondering about that endorsement, it's also a big deal because massachusetts is the third biggest delegate haul on march 1st after texas and georgia. so fascinating state of the race, right? all the more fascinating when you add actual data to the broad impressions that have otherwise driven all the political coverage of the democratic contest. heading into the next fight in that contest, though, the guy who seems to hold all the data about what is otherwise a black box of the nevada caucuses, that guy joins us next. stay with us. >>> one of the things that has made this part of the presidential race society of exciting is that we keep hearing that it's basically impossible to poll the nevada caucuses, which come next to the democratic contest. most major polling firms won't try to poll in nevada because they're pretty sure they can't get a statistically accurate sample of who might actually turn out to go to those caucuses. cnn/orc has taken a stab at it and that's exciting because t

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