the socialism so we should be true we don't know and then we don't really need bernie and elizabeth warren so michael what do you think about this drug reimportation remember when george w. bush said we're not going to negotiate with the companies if we negotiate that that's socialism we have good old fashion program and solo record tearing that's the alternative to socialism what are you going to have either going to have an up or you're going to have the government running negotiating and which is what they do for the armed armed forces the armed forces to negotiate but not not for the people so the politicians have basically stuck the american public with an inability to negotiate for drugs and both parties who are financed very heavily by the pharmaceutical industry have done this so when you're when people vote they should look at how much does this politician get from the part pharmaceutical industry well that's biden is the pharmaceutical industry if you look at his campaign donors. you can yes you can just look right down the line and you can see who's bought is basically allowed to mention g

elizabeth warren wounded michael bloomberg, remember when rubio was hurt. chris christie not to pull it off. elizabeth warren did not move up in the polls so much, she did not move bernie sanders, bernie sanders is winning the socialist primary, elizabeth warren is not. on the moderate -- on the moderate side both the mayor, he did okay, amy klobuchar did not do that well. imagine congressional candidates, democrat candidates in swing districts how they feel this morning. [laughter] maria: yeah. >> very obvious that all of the moments with bernie sanders right now, i don't think he necessarily had a bad night, i think he had a good night. he's been saying the same thing for the past 420 years and his

elizabeth warren took michael bloomberg to task over nondisclosure agreements. >> so, i used to teachlaw and i thought i would make this easy. i wrote up a release and covenant not to sue and all that mayor bloomberg has to do is download it. i'll text it. sign it, and then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories. >> and joe biden also made an appearance thursday. he took aim at president trump about the importance of reaching across the aisle and why his republican colleagues might be reluctant to do so. >>> well, first of all, mitch is not my closest friend. but i tell you what i guarantee you there are a number of republicans, especially with this president out of the way, who are ready to work on things like a rational immigration policy and ready to work on thick things like health care. i promise you that's there but right now they're deathly afraid because this president is so vindictive. >> all the democrats decide who should face president donald trump in the general election. questions remain. we report on the steps officials are taking ahead of s

elizabeth warren today saying, i'm tired of these billionaires. here's abc's mary bruce on the trail. >> reporter: michael bloomberg today tried to laugh off his rocky debate debut. >> so, how was your night last night? >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren ready with this blistering attack. >> i'd like to talk about who we're running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians, and no, i'm not talking about donald trump, i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> reporter: bloomberg forced to defend himself against allegations of sexism. >> in my company, lots and lots of women have big responsibilities, they get paid exactly the same as men. and in my -- in city hall, the person that's the top person, my deputy mayor, was a woman. 40% of our commissioners were women. >> and i hope you heard what his defense was. i've been nice to some women. that just doesn't cut it. >> reporter: the senator pressed bloomberg on claims that he tried to silence stories of alleged sexual harassment at his company. >> mr. mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those nondisclosure agreements so we can hear their side of the story? >> we have a

joia rally this weekend actually in el so elizabeth warren was on the ground first michael bloomberg a stuffon in the crowd at his about a 160 paid staffers throughout the state and 17. offices at he's open. >>we'll see what happens on 3rd. meanile president trump and the first lady are in india this morning for a state vit. they were greeted by thousands of people when they arrive before attending a rally with the prime minister of the world's lagest are a the world's largest cricket stadium. they also visited the taj mahal in gandhi's home but during the rally president trump stressed that th trip is about a lot more than just experiencing indian culte. >>over the course of my vis prime minister modi and i will also discuss our efforts to expand the economic ties betwn our 2 countries we will be making very very major among the biggest ever made tre deals. and i am optimistic that working together. the prime minister deal. that's good and even ic great for bo of our countries. presidentnd the prime the minister are also expected to discuss secury issues like terrorism. >>and human

polls you have someone who's in the so-called moderate lane in michael bloomberg and someone who's in the so-called progressive lane with bernie sanders. elizabeth warren wants to stand between those two lanes a build build coalition in the sanders front, that is hat new, interesting, clearly a shift in strategy and regarding bernie sanders on past debate stages they have sort of marched in lockstep on policy and we knew this moment would come to contrast each other and can't march in lockstep forever. >> shaq, what is the danger for bernie sanders? he did not come in, he did not place as well as he would have liked to in iowa and new hampshire. you know? meeting expectations. in nevada, he is polling ahead of everyone else. is this his position, his opportunity to take first place? >> reporter: right. it is. the campaign keeps pointing to those national polls, the lead in the national polls that he's seeing and the reason to do that is because they feel good about how he will do here in nevada. go to south carolina, expectations on vice president biden or south carolina. then you go into the super tuesday states and that's where they feel like they're

night, the other big risk, the one that so many democrats are considering is choosing michael bloomberg as an alternative to the bernie sanders-elizabeth warrende in the general election approach, so far to the left they won't be able to win. bloomberg you have to ask yourself, bernie sanders has said he will support whoever the nominee is but will his supporters, will bernie sanders supporters go to the polls and vote for somebody who bought the election? i don't think so. >> martha: my guess at this point would be probably not, what do you think? >> the bernie burroughs it's interesting -- it's more important that we pick someone who could beat president trump and we will unify. that being said, the bernie boat has been half what it was in 2016. it's not the same impact and the truth is what i call the silent majority which is the moderates, 55-60% and the populist left, bernie and elizabeth are at 40 40-45%. unfortunately, no one has coalesced around the moderate candidate. >> martha: i'm fascinated to see how they respond to bloomberg tomorrow night, how does amy klobuchar respond to him being on that stage? >> wait until you see how the

michael bloomberg. >> so that was senator elizabeth warren taking a dig at mike bloomberg's height on saturday. meanwhile, the billionaire has agreed to release three women from nondisclosure agreements with his company. in a statement issued on friday bloomberg said officials at bloomberg lp identified three ndas over a 30-plus year span related to complaints about comments they said i had made. it goes on to say if any of them want to be released from their nda so that they can talk about those allegations they should contact the company and they will be given a release. plume berg added that under his tenure going forward the company would no longer offer confidentiality agreements to resolve sexual harassment claims. the move is a stark reversal from the former new york city mayor's stance at last week's democratic debate where he took heat for preemptively shutting down such an idea, but bloomberg's attempt at transparency has not impressed his fellow democratic candidates. take a listen. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who ha

elizabeth warren is from. joe biden will struggle there. also, we so michael bloomberg showed up with a bag of unlimited money. michael bloomberg ran super bowl ads targeted at african-american voters. he has been canvassing throughout the south, talent and politics with local level all the way down to the county level of organizers. so one thing that benefits biden is bloomberg is not on the ballot in the south carolina. and i think biden strategy of putting all of the eggs in the a comeaux winning nevada and racking up on super tuesday hols true. if you look at him right now buttigieg has nowhere to go after new hampshire. bernie really doesn't have a path to victory after new hampshire. it really is whether or not referendum or whether or not right and can hold together his face and whether or not he continues to give bad meat. the clear loser of the impeachment saga was joe biden because of hyperbole about hunter biden and ukraine. it has been biden negatives and biden has to do a lot to build that back up. >> tucker: that is a perceptive point, i agree wi

so much, yep. >> tucker: pete buttigieg's brief surge appears to be ending. elizabeth warren is done. looking like a two-man on the democratic side between michaelernie sanders. so what happens next? dana perino person we go to for questions like that. she hosts "the daily briefing," of course, she co-hosts "the five." she joins us tonight. dana, great to see you. so this does look like two trains speeding towards each other on the same track. what's the final scene? >> almost, except what's really interesting is that bloomberg has been able through the shear force of his fundraising, i mean, his payments for all of these ads that now he is in the top 2 in national polls. so he has tried to make this a person two person race and pushed biden, pete buttigieg and off to the side. the reason to believe it doesn't work for this week's purposes bloomberg isn't even on the ballot in nevada. and his team had some nerve today but, you got to hand it to them, he basically said that bernie sanders is so dangerous that everybody else, biden, buttigieg, warren, klobuchar should drop out now because bloomberg, he says, is the only person that could possibly

this debate tonight, if you're elizabeth warren, do you go after bernie sanders who seems to be getting your support or after michael bloomberg who actually epitomizes sospending her entire career fighting against. if you're joe biden, do you decide to go after michael bloomberg or do you go after bernie sanders whose national press secretary just said that anybody asking for bernie sanders health care report was engaging in a smear campaign, and then went on to smear michael bloomberg by saying, well, michael bloomberg has had a heart attack. unless there's something that i'm missing, i think bloomberg had some stents put in in 2000, bernie as curt brought up, bernie had a heart attack in october. mike, this is -- i hate to say it because i like bernie, and listen, i'm not so sure that bernie sanders can't win this thing in november. we don't know who can win. okay. because everybody but a few of us on the set were saying trump couldn't win in 2016. that said, there's something very trumpian about a national press secretary for a candidate saying that if you ask for health care records, you're engaging in a smear campaign, and then turning and smearin

so. you have bernie sanders, michael bloomberg, joe biden and elizabeth warren fanning out to campaign inther early states and then candidates that need to nevada as a springboard to south carolina and beyond are focusing more here now trying to raise their numbers so that's klobuchar who you mentioned, buttigieg who was here briefly last night and back this weekend and steyer, don't forget about him, spending millions and millions of dollars on the air waves here and for those not named bernie sanders the opportunity here in las vegas in particular, where about 80% of the vote in the democratic caucus comes from, to different yate yourself, to make yourself the non bernie moderate alternative. today i heard from amy klobuchar trying to do that on the issue of medicare for all to make it an issue democrats here don't want. here is what she told reporters earlier this morning. >> the affordable health care act is now nearly ten points more popular than the president of the united states so i don't think we should be blowing it up and that's a disagreement i have with senator sanders and se

but you also have elizabeth warren on the stage who has telegraphed that she's going to be going after michael bloomberg as she did last week in nevada. so, brianna, there will be a lot of dynamics at play. we know we had some reporting from my colleague dan merica about michael bloomberg's campaign, his adviser summing it up and saying, look, this debate tonight is the last time they believe they can really attack bernie sanders' ideas, his records, before everybody heads into super tuesday. so for anybody not named bernie sanders, brianna, that's what their setting out to do tonight. bernie sanders hopes to just keep pushing forward with his momentum. >> jessica dean, it is a critical night. thank you for that preview of it. i want to bring in ari raven hawk. he is the campaign manager for bernie sanders. ari, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me, brianna. >> this is a big night and there are a number of issues that you know democrats are going to be aiming bernie sanders' way. let's talk first about his comments about castro's literacy program, because this is worrying some democrats, like congresswoman debbie mccarthy

. >> elizabeth warren has written a contract she wants michael bloomberg to sign as we learn more about the nondisclosure agreements causing soch controversy for bloomberg. this morning, michael bloomberg is hoping what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> so how was your night last night? >> reporter: his team admits he took a beating at the debate with pointed criticism from elizabeth warren over allegations bloomberg has made sexist comments in the past and then tried to silence the women. >> we are not going to beat donald trump with a man who has who knows how many nondisclosure agreements. >> reporter: during a town hall last night, warren doubled down reading a contract she wrote that would release people from bloomberg's nondisclosure agreements. >> all that mayor bloomberg has to do is download it, i'll text it. [ laughter ] sign it, and then the women or men will be free to speak. >> reporter: gender discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuits show several women have signed nondisclosure agreements with bloomberg's company, which detail allegations that bloomberg directed crude and sexist comments to women in his o

elizabeth warren, never said that was wrong. the fact she's thrown out there is so damaging for michael bloomberg. the whole racist thing about the guns and sanders... >> jesse: he's getting pretty annihilated out there. >> juan: i think he's pretty good in this contest. >> jesse: not by debating. i think his whole success is by ads. >> juan: bernie? >> jesse: no. >> greg: the weirdest and most real thing, i've never seen a campaign ad during the debate. did you see that? anyway, bloomberg had an ad at the debate. why don't they all do that? >> dana: they don't have the money. >> greg: doesn't this make trump look better when you see all of this? the juan's point, it's trooper they've got to fight but it makes them look smaller. >> dana: they look i thinkincumbent presidents hav. a friend of mine teaches at a major university and he said that lisbeth ward reminds him of the students he likes the least. there was a book signing for martha, asked me to take some notes. tom steyer, the man has the presence nobody consider the fact that obama had the house and the senate and when katie said that they

elizabeth warren: so, mr. mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from tsose nondisclosure agreem so we can hear their side of the story? [laughter] -- [applause] michael: we have a very few nondisclosure agreements. sen. elizabeth warren: how many is that? michael bloomberg: let me finish. sen. elizabeth wren: how many is that? michael bloomberg: none of them other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told, and let me just -- [booing] these would be agreementst me between two parties that wanted to keep it quiet, and that is up to them. they signed those agre, and we will live with it. amna nawaz: warren continued her attacks at a campaign st today. sen. elizabeth warren: it was my job to make sure that america got a little closer look at mayor bloomberg, and came to understand that, of all the people standing on the stageishe he riskiest one for the democrats. amna nawaz: last night, others, sanders, confronted bloomberg on his estimated $60 billion personal fortune. sen. bernie sanders: mike bloomberg owns more wealth than the bottom 125 million ericans. that's wrong. that's azmoral. amna nbloomberg, a republican-turned-democrat who rs running as a

but elizabeth warren, who surprisingly has faded, sort michael bloomberg is her chance to fight back and she did. 0thers fought against him, joe biden. sot one line that you have just told us, biden. so that one line that you havejust told us, which biden. so that one line that you have just told us, which one biden. so that one line that you havejust told us, which one is biden. so that one line that you have just told us, which one is the billionaire? some question about whether donald trump is as rich as he seems, suddenly doesn't have the same, guess as it was scripted and he rehearsed it over and over. i don't think he has done himself any favours. in the end, if he really wa nts to favours. in the end, if he really wants to get rid of donald trump, is going to have to step back and spend his money more wisely, supporting other democrats. what are these adverts that he spent money on that killed the brain cells to this extent? what does he say to these people? they are all available on youtube. i can't get my head around... some of them have been very effective. he hires the best. he didn't become a billionaire by becoming stupid.

so far. the gloves are off between senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and mayor michael bloomberg asacked bloomberg for his billions, warren went after him for the complaints he's received as an employer from women in the workplace, after bloomberg agreed to release three women from nondisclosure agreements that he had them sign after they filed complaints. >> donald trump thinks it would be better if he's president. i do not think so. vladimir putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states and that's why russia is helping you get elected so you lose to him. >> mayor bloomberg has a solid and strong and enthusiastic base of support. problem is, they're all billionaires. [shouting] >> on the other hand, of the last 50 polls that have been done, nationally, mr. bloomberg, i beat trump 47 of those 50 times. >> polls aren't the election. >> i don't care how much money mayor bloomberg has. the core of the democratic party will never trust him, at least i didn't have a boss who said to me kill it, the way that mayor bloomberg -- >> i never said that. >> -- to one of his

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. >> so elizabeth warren going to finish with 9 or 10 percent in new hampshire as will joe biden. here's the real news though. late word is that michael bennett has just dropped out of the democratic race and michael wang has also announced that he suspended his campaign. we'll have more on that coming up. at the live news desk back to growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> the coronavirus outbreak starting to take a toll on tech. cnet senior editor claire riley joined us to talk about how manufacturing shutdowns in china could impact the products we have here. >> companies like apple say their components come from places like wuhan, so that's starting to impact the products that actually come into stores because if you can't get the components, you

elizabeth warren will be taking voters questions after the fallout from the most heated democratic debate so far. cnn's ryan nobles has the latest. >> how was your night last night? >> tonight, michaelking around, hoping to move past his lackluster debate performance as his main on stage foe elizabeth warren keeps piling on. >> i bet he's reaching in his pocket and spending a hundred million dollars more on advertising to try to erase everyone's memory of what happened last night. >> reporter: but at a campaign stop in the supertuesday state of utah, bloomberg is focussing on the front runner. >> if we choose a candidate that has a small base, it will be a fatal error. >> we have more income wealth inequality. mr. bloomberg himself is worth more as one person than the bottom 125 million americans. >> reporter: sanders seemed to survive his first debate at the top of the polls with so much attention on the new guy on stage. >> democrats take a huge risk if we just substitute one arrogant billionaire for another. >> i don't think you look at donald trump and say, we need someone richer in the white house. >> reporter: not just bloomberg's billions, his opponents also attacked his past

so he did do better than last time. elizabeth warren again swinging out against the former new york mayor michael bloomberg and he had someeally tough lines were clearly his debate prep people who are getting paid a lot of money gave him some lines to memorize and some jokes that fell flat. >> p thinks donald trump should be president of the united states and that is why russia is helping you get elected so you will lose to him. >> at least i didn't have a box who said to me kill it the way mayor bloomberg said to one of his pregnant employees. people want a chance to appear. people want a chance to hear -- >> i never said that. i'm surprised they show up because i would have thought after i did such a good job last week that they would be afraid to do that. what is right for new york city isn't necessarily right for all the other cities. otherwise you would have a naked cowboy in every city. >> maybe hasn't been to times square with the naked cowboy and the guy with the guitar. they had no idea what he was talking about. is this part of the night might be the commercials that aired during the debate and there were many b

elizabeth warren that's just not good enough. michael bloomberg, she says needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled bytell their side of the story in terms of what michael bloomberg has done. what's your reaction to what she just said? >> we'll continue to do as much as we can around this. you know, it's interesting to me with senator warren's positionen -- position on this, there was a lot of concerns about claims senator warren had made about her own ancestry when she applied to colleges. she acknowledged publicly that she had made a mistake. she asked the public to give her a second chance, and realized sometimes that people make mistakes. i think it would behoove everyone involved in this discussion to be forgiving. democrats have much more to gain by being unified by all the things we share as values rather than trying to continue to take one another down because the only person who benefits from that in the long run is donald trump. mike bloomberg is a uniter. i think senator warren has spent most of her career as a uniter. she clearly right now has found something that she doesn't want to let g

elizabeth warren and michael bloomberg tangled last week. tonight pete buttigieg is standing directly between them. so, we will see if he will break that up. so many different dynamics to watch for. bernie sanders is front and center. erin. >> all right. thank you very much. outfront now jane sanders who has been out in the campaign trail. i know you'll be hitting the super tuesday states. your husband is the front runner and last week he was, but bloomberg was sort of his first timeout and there was a lot of daggers at him. and then of course senator sanders won nevada so crushingly that now all eyes are on him literally at the center of the stage. is he going into tonight feeling they're going to be coming at him? >> yes, that's what comes with being a front runner. it's great to be there, but it brings people on both sides going after. from what we've seen today, all leading up to it, a number of the other candidates are really gunning for him. >> they have been. they've been seizing on his comments. is there somebody you expect to come at him the hardest? >> well, i think mayor bloomberg has said that he will, and he has done -- some o

elizabeth warren is not satisfied. >> that's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. >> reporter: the bloomberg campaign is also trying to make sure that peopled today, nevada caucus day, understand what their strategy is. they sent out an e-mail right at the top. the first line in bold text says nine days til super tuesday. eric? eric: all right, peter. by the way, that thing a thingas the las vegas observation wheel, the largest in the world. if you get in the pod with the bar, you get free drinks for the whole time you go around it -- [laughter] but i wouldn't know. peter, thank you -- >> reporter: great. free drinks? at the observation wheel. arthel: that's the place to be. [laughter] eric: thanks, peter. arthel: apparently, we're getting early numbers, 3% of caucus sites reporting with sanders in the lead followed by biden and styier. we'll have specific numbers coming up later. after those caucuses end in nevada, nevada -- i know better -- the spotlight will shift to south car

michael bloomberg. so let's begin our coverage with cnn's leyla santiago, she is also live at a polling precinct in port smith where elizabeth warren will visit this morning. leyla, how does it look? >> hey there, alisyn. as you mention, voting now under way, the primary in new hampshire very much already running for the day and so the heat is on for these democratic presidential candidates that are looking to seal the first clear victory in this election season. >> i think we've got a path to victory for the democratic nomination. >> reporter: tension growing between senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, making their last appeals to primary voters. buttigieg looking for support from those who may feel alienated by sanders' progressive agenda. >> i'm concerned that the idea that you've got to either be for a revolution or you must be for the status quo paints a picture where most of us can't see ourselves. where most of us don't know where we fit in. >> reporter: sanders once again attacking buttigieg and joe biden for their rich backers. >> my friend mr. buttigieg and my friend joe biden they have dozens and dozens of billion

so many on that stage. in las vegas, the gloves coming off quickly. the candidates piling on newcomer, former mayor michael bloomberg, senator elizabeth warren leading thene arrogant billionaire for another. >> reporter: warren also slamming bloomberg for his alleged history of sexist remarks in the workplace. >> a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians, and no, i'm not talking about donald trump i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> reporter: bloomberg trying to downplay the matter. >> none of them accused me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> reporter: also under a microscope, bloomberg's support of a controversial policing policy when he was mayor which he has apologized for. >> mr. bloomberg had policies in new york city of stop and frisk which went after african-american and latino people in an outrageous way. >> the policy was abhorrent and a violation of every right people have. >> reporter: bloomberg arguing a self described democratic socialist like sanders can't win in november. >> i can't think of an easier way for donald trump to get re-elected than listen to this conversation it's

elizabeth warren, says he needs to do more. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. >> remember, senator warren's been pressuring bloomberg on this issue. thursday she brought a physical copy of a contract that she wrote herself to a cnn town hall urging bloomberg to sign it. he did decline, by the way. >>> so still ahead, jurors in the trial of harvey weinstein are deliberating on monday again. could a note sent to the court yesterday signal which way they're leaning? we'll talk about it. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. if i built a van, it would do more than haul. if i built a van, it would carry my entire business. i'd make it available in dozens... make that thousands of configurations. it would keep an eye on my fleet... ...and an eye out for danger. with active brake as

so 26%, joe biden at 16%. and four-way tie for second with pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, and michael bloomberg.ere's this poll that has bernie sanders at 32%. this poll just out. it's the same basic shape as the other polls, here. but sanders is the front runner. full stop. i think that manes michael bloomberg will be the focus tonight to an extent but bernie sanders i think he will be. i mean, harry reid for nevada, we're going to have josh green on. harry reid saying if you want to challenge bernie sanders, you've got to do it tonight. this is the time if you have an issue to bring it up. >> absolutely. he's about to clinch this thing. if he does well in south carolina and nevada, i think it will be hard for somebody else to come through at that point. something really exciting happened with bernie's candidacy. which is when he won new hampshire, we broke voter turnout records. broke the 2008 records. the 2008 records are this watershed everybody points back to as if we are never going to get higher than that. that was the primary between obama and hillary. people were really fired up. if we

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you have michael bloomberg who took some licks in that debate and elizabeth warren who came back up. and soble everywhere except bernie sanders. and that's the reality of the map on the democratic side whether most of the party likes it or not. >> and, adam, here in nevada, harry reid, the man you worked for, he's very powerful. he has not endorsed, hasn't said whom he's going to endorse. are there signaling being sent? >> i think senator reid's top priority in this process is to ensure a fair caucus. the biggest part of his legacy here is the fact that the nevada caucus got moved up early on the calendar. i think folks here think there's an opportunity for nevada to maybe move up even earlier if -- >> in other words, if iowa loses its starting -- >> it could happen. i've talked to a lot journalists who think it might be nicer to spend a year here than in iowa. his number one priority is to ensure a successful caucus and he's trying to defend all of the candidates and i think that's what you'll see from him as we come into saturday. >> having spent a number of new year's eves in des moines

elizabeth warren, and michael bloomberg. >> that is what the party will decide. >> biden is still confident after finishing fourth, fifth, and second so far. >> i think it is going to be bernie and me going into super tuesday. >> south carolina, where a recent poll found biden leading sanders and tom steyer and third. >> i don't think anybody owns south carolina or anybody else, you have to earn the votes. >> south carolina most prominent elected democrat is preparing to endorse biden ahead of the contest. >> south carolina is your firewall. >> you said it's my firewall, i have never said that. >> he did say it though. >> i think i have a real firewall in south carolina. >> pete buttigieg is hoping to recapture some of the magic that helped him win iowa. >> no matter who you support, i support you. >> and amy klobuchar has no plan to drop out. >> when you actually look at the votes, i am the third highest vote-getter. >> the highest vote-getter is a sanders, he is soaking it all up. >> well you know, i am a u.s. senator and i have a big ego and i appreciate the "burning." but it isn't bernie, it's us. >> this is an open primary, which

elizabeth warren and others. mary bruce tonight on the women who will be able to share their story should they choose to do so. >> reporter: under enormous pressure, tonight an about-face from michael bloomberg, announcing he will release some women who have filed complaints from their confidentiality agreements. bloomberg has been pummeled over the issue. >> mr. mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those nondisclosure agreements so we can hear their side of the story? [ cheers and applause ] >> we have a very few nondisclosure agreements -- >> how many is that? >> let me finish. >> how many is that? >> none of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. and let me just -- there's agreements between two parties that wanted to keep it quiet, and that's up to them. >> reporter: but several of the women who have signed ndas with bloomberg's company told abc news they are interested in telling their stories but fear the prospect of retribution. >> we are not going to beat donald trump with a man who has who knows how many nondisclosure agreements and the drip, drip, drip of stories of women saying they have been harassed and di

elizabeth warren or amy kthbuchar, so e's a lot of pickup from that. i think klobuchar is going to really surprise people here inom new hampshirerow. and i think she's gonna have a good night.bo >> how michaelomberg, neil, briefly? he's not on t ballot but he's polling at 15% nationally. >> he is skiing the first four states, including new hampshire. anyone who has national name recognition, who is gonna spend $2 billion or so, can cerinly ve a chance to win the presidency. and i think he probably does. >> neil levesque, thank you so much for being with us. and in other news, the u.s. border wall has charge -- u.s. justice deptment has charged four chinese military hous er a huge cyber attack on a credit agency nearly three years ago. almost 150 million americans were effected when hackers stole personal information from equifax, including addresses and social security numbers. some u.k. customers we also hit. s.i.bsinn fein has declared vicy in irelact's general en. the party's leader has urged other main parties to start negotiations. more than threerters of the seats have been filled in the irish parliament. a btish man has decide after a tree fell on his car. on sunday.swept across the

elizabeth warren and more so joe biden. again, you started to see joe biden's lead with african-americans get cut some by michael bloomberg.d that was because of the ads they saw that portrayed him as taking on donald trump. donald trump will destroy michael bloomberg if last night is what happens. by everybody else on stage last night, he just didn't prove himself to be a good candidate. i don't think that's going to change next week in south carolina on the debate stages. because i just can't harp on how disappointing that performance was by the mayor. >> well, his campaign claims it is going to change. here's what they said, david. quote, it took mike just three months to build a stronger campaign than the rest of the field has built in more than a year. it took him just 45 minutes in his first debate in 10 years to get his legs on the stage. he was just warming up tonight. we fully expect mike will continue to build on tonight's performance when he appears on the stage in south carolina next tuesday. your thoughts? >> well, i think the problem is it's too late in the game to have a really bad first impression. you know

so much for that. you probably saw it, mayor michael bloomberg had a very rough time wednesday night, courtesy of elizabeth warreninvited her in her shame dunge dungeon. >> i'd like to talk about who we are running against, a billionaire who calls women fat broad's and horse faced. no, i'm not talking about donald trump, i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. democrats are not going to win if we have a nominee who has a history of hiding his tax returns, of harassing women, and supporting racist policies. democrats take a huge risk if we just substitute one arrogant billionaire for another. >> tucker: he paid $460 million for that spanking did he enjoy in question but we can't say. it was weird to see a play on television, strangely into men. it would've been enough to end's presence campaign but bloomberg is not a normal candidate, he's a billionaire with $60 million in the bank. yesterday he picked up three more congressional endorsements. in the wake of what you just saw, a disaster on stage, three more members of congress endorsed michael bloomberg, which suggests that in the end, bloomberg's performance, his ide

elizabeth warren is done. l it's looking like a two man race on the democratic side between michael bloomberg and bernie sanders. soens next? dana perino is the person we go to for questions like that, she hosts the daily briefing, cohosts "the five," cohostsoe tonight. -- joins us tonight. this does look like two trains speeding towards each other on the same track. it was the scene? >> almost except what's really interesting is that bloomberg has been able, through the sheer force of his fund-raising -- his payments for all these ads, that now he's in the top two in national polls. so he has tried to make this a two-person race and he has pushed biden, buttigieg, amy klobuchar, elizabeth sanders off to the side, but the reason it doesn't quite work, especially for this weekend's purposes, bloomberg isn't even on the ballot in nevada. and his team had some nerve today, but you've got to head up to them, he basically said that bernie sanders is so dangerous that everybody else, biden, buttigieg, warren, club chart, should drop out now because bloomberg, he says is the only person i could possibly beat bernie. >> tu

, those get started at 7:00 with michael bloomberg, joe biden, amy klobuchar, and elizabeth warren tonight. >> yes, another very interesting 24 hours ahead. thank you so much. >> so joe biden is ahead in the polls in south carolina, as he has been for weeks, maybe months now. bernie sanders took the most heat last night. how did last night shake up the race? ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. hills, ykind of. them... kale, you eat it for breakfast... sometimes. you go far to eliminate stubborn fat. but sometimes life gets in the way. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can s

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, does the fact that they are going on the attack against michael bloomberg suggest anything to you? if so, what is that? >> yes. they're all worried and scared. michael bloomberg got roughly over 4600 write-in votes in new hampshire. we know he is not on the ballot in south carolina and he is not part of the caucus debates in nevada. however, they know that he surged. he is now number two among african american voters with the poll that came out last week, and he is third nationwide of just again voters. they are worried because he has an infinite amount of money to spend and those of us who were in new york for his 21, 2005, and 2009 campaigns knows he know thousand craft a message specifically for you. right? so-so many people trying to do well in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada so that they can raise money so that they can get to super tuesday. michael bloomberg's already been in super tuesday states. he has already been showing ads to all the different sort of specific democratic voters based on race, age, ethnicity, occupation. unlike the president, he actually has hired

where three of the five frontrunners couldn't be here so it depended vitally on surrogates like julian castro, bailey, elizabeth warren's dog, michaelsanders. but ayanna pressley has made herself a star. i have not seen somebody take over a stage that really didn't belong to her like this in a long time. not only did she win this week. she won a week in 2024 and 2028. >> absolutely. she has emerged as the wakanda warrior. >> i texted you earlier today and said, ian in-- ayanna pressy for president. >> could she wind up on the short list? is she even 35? >> she said her birthday is tomorrow, she's 46. she's amazing. >> we'll look that up, that's not true. before i got to mine, i want to go around the table, you and i had just gotten here, you've just gotten here as well. is there any sense, it feels so confused, and i've never seen a race like this where people literally can't make up their mind. >> we were phone banking in iowa among young latino voters and they were saying, we don't know who. 25% of people are responding that, and we're saying, still go caucus because that's your responsibility, that's how to make sure these candid