. >> we need tos k on concentri cpoter street -- >>reporter: hillary clinton, ernie sanders and martin o'malley need their own pitches . >> i've heard from quite a few people my age that they think that you are dishonest. >>reporter: happy tsee young people involved in any way. that's what we want and we want to have a good primary to pick the nominee. >>reporter: wi dlast minute push do anything to shake up the rates? the latest poll shows bernie sanders had in iowa which leaves the race a tossup. to keep thseshtvehe senator's campaign is getting help from ben and jerry's. clinton is relying on billy g -- billie jean king and actress jamie lee curtis. >> you can expect more of these big-name events. foerrede t b -- willamigfohis wa susan sarandon will try to get o ot the vote for bernie sanders. a u k the boat. >>> with voting beginning next week we want to know the best way for candidatesto wio your votes. is it the debates or t political ads that we seem floating the airways. to endorse pyou to dede or i your mind made up? let us know and we will check back in. >> i hope people vote

. >> ernie sanders telling crowds it all comes down to voter turnout. >> we're going to win this thing and pull off one of the great a little upsets in recent history. >> and the candidates are pulling out all the stops lasting the airwaves and marco rubio is airing a half hour tv special. des moines, iowa. >>> a big fundraising milestone for a florida congressman boycotting fundraising. announcing today his campaign has brought in more than $1 million. this comes two weeks after the republicans swore off of raising funds, personally. he is facing a competitive library election in august hoping to earn a senate seat now held by marco rubio. >>> still to come, a mysterious cause behind it disruption and what the plane had to do, next. >> later, us up trying to done since 2014 and contingent in the pro bowl for the bucs. >>> happening now, a massive search for who is responsible for the drive-by shooting death of a toddler. the mayor is devoting $1 million for officer overtime to find the shooter. mclendon died friday. the drive-by has been linked to gang violence and the little boy was

. >> with judas looking on ernie sanders called out hillary clinton's tied to wall street. tonight, she is raising money from a philadelphia investment firm. >> hillary had her own starred, former president bill clinton. >> she is a wall -- walking breathing change agent, the only person qualified on social issues and political issues. >> the clinton campaign is being a get out the other -- get out the vote efforts to hang onto their lead. >>> stay with cbs4 in miami.com for coverage on campaign 2016. >>> an important health alert, the who says the zika virus is spreading explosively in willie to the side of the virus outbreak should be declared an international health emergency. cbs4's has gotten is live with the latest on this. >> reporter: the world health organizations holding a special meeting in geneva to discuss they warn it is becoming a bigger threat and in this hemisphere we could see millions of cases next year. the biggest concern is for pregnant women.>> fumigation teams in brazil are working fast and furious trying to kill off mosquitoes that could carry the zika virus. wo

. >> ernie sanders is also drawn thick crowds. confident he can win monday and in november. >> we can be people like donald trump and beat them pretty badly . >> the campaigns are also going back and forth about whether the two of them should debate through the spring. >>> a bill to make abortion illegal in florida is moving forward. the house committee passed the bill by a vote of eight the bill by a vote of 8 to 3. making an abortion a first- degree felony and punishable by prison. similar proposals were introduced in past years but never make it to a vote. this year, more legislators are signing on to it. the ceo of the planned parenthood calls it an all-out assault on women. >> never before have we seen such aggressive action. >> under this proposed law, abortions would only believe -- be legal if two doctors agree. or if it could only -- or if it >>> new tonight, denver police say no one has been arrested yet after a violent uprising at the expo today. shots were fired and someone started stabbing people at the denver coliseu

>>>ernie sanders continues histsurge with a new poll showing the vermont senator taking an overwhelming lead in new hampshire. just 12 days before voters caucus in iowa. >> reporter: he's moving on up. bernie sanders in a spanking new campaign bus in iowa. >> i walk around these comfortable seats but the purpose of the bus is to help us get around your beautiful state. >> reporter: with 13 dns to go, it's hillary clinton's nightmare scenario. it is competitive. in iowa, they have nearly the same number of paid staff and he's spent mor e time in iowa, 51 days to her 39 and by raising money online from small donors, his team says they have the money to keep going. a new cnn poll has sanders ahead by 27 points, a huge leap from his four point advantage in our poll last week. in alabama, sanders proved he can attract thousands. >> that inevitable candidate, >> her lifeline could be barack obama, whom she's treating like a running mate. a whopping 87% of democrats view obama favorably. >>> tragedy on the campaign trail tuesday, one of ben carson's campaign volunteers died after the van they

eligible for the white house because of >> and hillary clinton may be battling in enthusiasm gap with ernie sanders as doug luzader reports. >> a familiar charge from donald trump with a new target, to question if ted cruz is a natural born born citizen spinner after laughing on claims citizenship test for the white house, ted cruz that serious or as a legal matter the question is quite straightforward, the child of a us citizen born abroad is a natural born citizen spinner was born in canada, but his mother was a us citizen, most legal experts say there's little doubt that he meets the constitutional requirements to become president but it is a question that donald trump is asking with renewed interest in electricity and do something or maybe goes and they bring to fashion into court to try to get some kind of order. >> today is the first time that trumpet showed anything similar to fight a panic because he sees ted cruz creeping up and in fact running ahead. >> for democrats focus was on a gathering of data with all three candidates taking part, hillary clinton given a warm welcome in keeping wit

>>reporter: ernie sanders came all the way from new york to help his candidate. >> the most effective way to get people to go out and vote is by knocking on their door and having conversations with people, answering their questions. >> we are here to see the different had cords. >>reporter: they are visiting all new hampshire campaign offices. >> look and see what they are doing, how they are set up, with different things they are doing and get a sense of what is going on. >>reporter: manchester resident still undecided. >> mine is still undecided that i do like hillary clinton. i think she is a very good candidate with broad appeal in many ways. there is still time to think this through. >>> three children from west being taken from a home of squalor. the children discovered during a drug raid last night. police say the home was filled with mice and animal waste. officers also found oxycodone, cocaine and marijuana. two women have been charged and due in court monday. >>> developing tonight two teenagers under arrest for the murder of a man in everett. on january 3 omar reyes was sho

. >> ernie sanders took many questions about his health care plans and viability as a candidate. >> the ideas i talk about are not radical, we may raise taxes but we're going to eliminate private healthcare premiums for individuals and for businesses. >> on february 1 iowa caucus goers choose a candidate that represents their interests, kim hutcherson recording. >> albert dog take part in a half marathon, the bloodhound i'm only ended up at the starting starting line of the half-marathon, the dog ran along with the runners for the entire 13 miles, competed without any human or a leash and finished in seventh place. >> finishing just under 33 minutes and presented with a finisher's medal, her owner, not even all that she had been in the race until a friend called welcome back to fox 8 news at noon . these clouds are hanging tough . just a few flakes out of these, mostly is dry out there and will be so throughout the afternoon and into tonight, there could be some localized effect . this is rainfall moving east, there is the cold air with snow showers, wisconsin and upper peninsula of mic

new hampshire higher shows ernie sanders pulling away. for hillary clinton to catch up. one last night here in iowa. there was an event where bernie sanders went to the northern part of the state. very small town. had over 2000 people in the town of decorah. driven three hours to get there. minnesota. that is important for both candidates as well. today, we have some breaking news which is in south carolina. now saying he is flipping. he is going with bernie sanders. why is that important? iowa and new hampshire higher. stopping the momentum with the clinton firewall. super tuesday and beyond. only one lawmaker. >> this is why they do not support slavery reparations. it should never have been this close. nobody thought it would be. you have a socialist doing well in the live free or die state. >> as well. i think the person, if we can get inside his wind right now would not be president obama, it would be vice president biden. governors, senators, others. everything is going. the endorsements. the money. trish: it is done. it is over. >>

>> probably clinton nationally, and obviously she has ernie sanders on the defense. and when she is talking about that, he is trying to toe the line. he has to think nationally, and also take care of his own constituents. they both have their spots. >> head-to-head, who do you think is coming out?>> i think in the caucuses, in iowa and new hampshire, bernie sanders is doing well. it will be interesting, and what you saw last night was hillary clinton playing the defense.>> it did seem like that, responding.>> absolutely. >> what happens if bernie sanders ins of being more of a formidable challenge than hillary expected? >> more money, more attention to him, to knock him back. she wants to start moving to the middle, and bringing in the crossover vote from the republicans. she will have to handle this problem. >> she will have to stay to the left in the debates. >> absolutely. that will elongate her need to do that, which does not work well for her. >> and bill clinton's name came up, and bernie sanders was asked if he regrets having said that the bill clinton past se

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[applause] announcer: coming up, senator ernie sanders campaigning in new hampshire. after that, hillary clinton speaking in iowa, in davenport. announcer: january 22 marks the 43rd anniversary decision of the supreme court on roe v wade. on "the next washington journal -- on the next "washington journal," donna crane. daleid will talke about his organizationn's primary role in the secretly recorded videotapes of planned parenthood staff. journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can join with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. announcer: the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting continues friday with a discussion of the nations refugee resettlement system. at 9:30 eastern on c-span 2. announcer: c-span's campaign 2016 is taking on the road to the white house on -- to the iowa caucuses. you livering pre-caucus covers, taking your phone calls, texts and tweets. then we will take you to a republican caucus on c-span. in its entirety, join in on the conversation on c-span radio and on www.c-span.org. announcer: senator bernie hel

which republican could take ernie sanders? is she worth the democratic nominee?night is a republican presidential debate. what do you want to see? >> coherent answers. i am tired of rhetoric. i am tired of people just grandstanding for attention. you want to be a president, act like a president. >> you do not want that. >> they have been very public. >> which republican will be in the oval office next? >> if i had to pick, i would say , i would say rubio or cruise. >> doing that before trump announced he was not doing the debate tonight. >> correct. a lot of clues. people are watching cruise. this could be his time to shine. the younger people seem to go for ernie sanders. it is true. maybe the first lady. whoever would talk to us. stuart: bernie sanders having a five-point lead. and then on the heels of his one-on-one meeting, we hear that sanders, his campaign may unleash a new attack ad on hillary. she will defend bernie sanders. camera holder. how are you? >> i wanted to bring you something, but you cannot keep it. i bet no one has ever brought underwear to t

bernie sanders -- and i have nothing against bernie. ernieill not be able to get to the 270 electoral votes, no matter how much you want him to. this is not a popular vote. this comes down to the electoral vote. if bernie is the ge candidate, democratic strong hold states that are taken off the table which translates to 72 electoral vote counts. stoply, the democrats will in the slate from anywhere the votes0-225 before are cast. the republicans are between 174-190. the bernie, 72 comes off democratic side. 140 in the n to state. these three states, michigan, illinois and wisconsin. you know that democrats have not lost a presidential election in since the last time was 1988. and the other two is pennsylvania and iowa. we're talking about electoral vote count. he cannot make that up. he will not be able to make that number up. and win illinois, but that is not going to win the popular vote. that's not the popular vote. he will not be able to win the outskirt areas and especially the down state. host: so you like hillary because of electabilit

take a look at ernie sanders. his policies would usher in a negative 9.5% economic portfolio. job growth. no good job growth. donald trump. does the best. again, here is bernie sanders losing almost 6 million jobs. why? because of his tax policy. the big missing element. nobody has wage growth. bernie sanders loses ground. senator bernie sanders would be even worse. even with the really super positive economic plan flight crews. each and every year from the tax policies. neil: what is going on in new hampshire higher. that is where donald trump is today. former senator with us right now. how do you play this out? most of these candidates are all iowa all the time. new hampshire higher could be a tight race as well. >> thank you for having me on. new hampshire higher is very fluid. the only thing about new hampshire is it is unpredictable. they are starting to make up their mind this weekend next week. right now, what i see happening in new hampshire higher is trump will probably get maybe 20, 25% of the vote. that is 65% of the vote available for everyone else. i suspect it wi

rosanna: hillary clinton's lead over ernie sanders has almost even arcuate it. two points ahead from senator sanders for the upcoming caucus. greg: this is amazing. former governor of maryland. this has not worked out for them. they have to be in panic mode a little bit. rosanna: it was not like hillary lost votes or support to bernie sanders. those people went into that category called not sure. greg: i will caucus is less than three weeks away. rosanna: officials are trying to figure out what caused more than 200 students to come down with greg: yesterday, 212 for absent. no evidence of contamination. there is serious concern. the school was disinfected yesterday as a caution. of course, parents are worried. >> are you worried? please send them to school tomorrow? >> of course. i am not concerned. he is going to be fine. they cleaned. greg: she was a brave woman. when the normal virus hits channel five, -- rosanna: it could be the stomach flu. they are very, very contagious. greg: school is open today. rosanna: a bank security guard shot and armed robber. it h

closing in on hillary clinton in iowa,ernie sanders confidently took a detour to neighboring minnesota. >> what a turnout. >> reporr: overnight 15,000 people turned out in st. paul after 6,000 flocked to see bernie sanders in duluth. >> as we're seeing here today that has the energy that has the thusiasm, that has the momentum to take us all the way to t the white house. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: today sanders visits the white house for a private meeting with president obama who just this week rejected comparisons between his historic 2008 campaign and what sanderss doing now. >> our children's future is shaped both by the values of their parents and the policies of their nation. >> reporter: in a new tv ad clinton's campaign touts her told a crowd of 500 supporters stands in contrast to berninie sanders. >> that i'm not jusust shouting slan, i'm not just engaging in rhetoric. i've thought t this through. i have a plan. >> repter: and when a supporter in iowa suggested inton should appoint obama to the supreme court she seemed genuinely intrigued. >> nobody has ever suggeste

. >> did she under estimate ernie sanders and recognize that, perhaps, a little late?owa, she is ahead nationally. this is similar to what we're we are seeing played out in the republican debate. no one thought that she would lose to barack obama in 2008. no one ever thought that it would happen. it did. the base of the democratic supporting understands that they really planned it last night. they do not trust her. they are uneasy. i think it is far too early to write off bernie sanders. i have been saying that for weeks. ashley: yes, you have. secretary of state john kerry spoke about it earlier on fox business. world the tape. >> we are in very direct contact with the iraqi authorities. we have a good sense of what may have happened. people are following up on it. that really is all that i can say at this time. ashley: president obama says that our deal with iran takes the world a safer place. would you agree with that? >> i do not think that i would totally agree with that statement. very sufficient with the government. from the beginning, this is still important to

have you guys at the boston globe endorsed ernie sanders? >> no. hillary clinton.tuart, on. >> we endorsed charlie baker last time around. stuart: i was not aware of that. >> i is something rather different for you. it turns out, only women run the senate. a republican from alaska joins us now. senator. what happened? >> it just happened. i was opening the senate. senator collins from the great state of maine. you have maine and alaska. you have both ends of the country here. we looked around. all of the parliamentarians were women. all the pages were women. there were a couple of guys on the floor. stuart: senator, are you implying with kind of a wink and a nod, that they are kind of was is. >> not at all. i was out shoveling over the weekend. i saw my fair share of men and women shoveling the driveway. i think it was an equal opportunity. women are working together. the senator from washington and i will be on the floor as to women leaders beginning debates on an energy bill. it is kind of interesting that yesterday we opened up the floor. today the women will be

sanders in iowa. bring a nationally known progressive like our mayor, going to help with voters. if she swings 1%, that could be the difference. it's a narrow margin. ernie: talk about michael bloomberg. there's another wildcard. >> if bernie sanders is the nominee and trump is the nominee on the republican side, michael bloomberg has a lane to get elected president. it's hard for a third party to win nationally. but that said, people will be skeptical of donald trump. they're going to be skeptical of bernie sanders. let's face it, bloomberg did a great job with the city. there are a lot of people saying what a great thing they did. ernie: keeping you busy. >> always fun. ernie: thanks for joining us. keep up with all of that. more news to tell you about. these developments. the zika virus transmitted by mosquitos has spread to our area. new york state health officials say five people, including two here in the city, have tested positive. all contracted the illness while traveling abroad. the disease is especially dangerous for pregnant women because it's linked to brain damage in newborns. trouble made an emergency landing on long island, but no one was

ernie! senator sanders: and let me also say this. let me also say this. this campaign is different from ther campaigns, not just because of the fact that i am perhaps the most progressive member of the senate and my agenda in this campaign is the most progressive. this campaign is more than that. and that is what i say every single day and i repeat to you now from the bottom of my heart. no president, not bernie sanders, not anybody else, can do it alone. all right. now, i want to tell you a painful truth that you understand as proud trade unionists, but not all people in america understand, and that is the powers that be -- wall street, whose greed and recklessness and illegal behavior brought this country into the worst economic downturn since the great depression, they have endless supplies of money, endless. in fact, somebody on wall street now i think just announced is going to spend $600,000 in ads against me here in iowa this eek. $600,000 from one guy. >> give them hell, bernie. senator sanders: he surely will. [applause] senator sanders: you got

another clip from the episode, bernie sanders following to iowa state university in ames. >> ernie, bernies amazing. that my bernie, watch him go. that is my bernie, watch them go. ♪ who is ready to see bernie today? [applause] sanders: it is not just about electing a president, that is important. -- but what is more important is transforming the united states of america. young people will come out to meetings, students will go to rallies, maybe they will volunteer. but when it counts on election they are february 1, not going to show up. let's make those pundits eat those words. [applause] ♪ what we are doing in this episode is trying to show people who are not on the ground in iowa what it is like. the apologists is exciting, but as we get closer, tend to tense up. john: there is a famous phrase of george herbert walker bush try to describe the circumstances, and it is happening all over iowa. we have got to capture the sense we have seen over the few days we have been here. , trying to collected project that but actually being a little on edge. showtime sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern

ernie. >> over the weekend large crowds continue to gather to hear sander ber ie. >> he believe that energy does exist in the clinton campaign. >>> there could be a new candidate jumping in the race for the white house of michael bloomberg is considering a presidential run. that news is getting a mix reaction. the 73 years old is thinking of running as an independent and will decide sometimes in march. he will be willingto spend $1 billion of his own money on a white house bid. his potential rival are weighing in and a couple of them supports the idea. >> he's a good friend of mine and i am going to do the best i can to make sure that i get the nomination and we'll go from a long time that this country is moving away from democracy and billionaires are the people that's controlling our political. >> i love to have it coming. >> it will be great, i love bloomberg to comes in. >> i will wait until he becomes a candidate and we'll have a conversation of our differences. >>> a $50, 000 reward is being offered for information leading dangerous inmates. plan to escape the jail cell in california.

sanders, and i approve this message. john: with that eight point lead in iowa, let's just say that ernie has a lead in his bag. , my question for you is, who is currently leading the war? mark: the clinton folks when after sanders today on national security very tough. they are still going after him on this big theme, one that bill clinton seems to like, which is that she is ready to be president, he is not. suggesting that he is not electable, unsafe commander-in-chief. that ad is really good. i know i am a sucker for simon and garfunkel, but that ad is really good. i think in the national dialogue, clinton's folks are doing a decent job, honing down this notion of risky and untested, but on the ground, i think sanders is controlling his message pretty well. john: i think this poll from cnn orc -- it may not be eight points, but the momentum is in sanders' direction. , inspirational, aspirational. the ad that she has put on the air, all about credentials and experience, i do not think -- aty are hammering him, but this moment sanders is still more in control of his public image that hillary clinton is in contr

ernie have a baby? you get a bernie. [laughter] > that's a joke. which you support the bernie sanders -- would you support bernie sanders' plan to tax co2? sen. rubio: no. we don't have a tax problem. we have overtaxation in this country. these people are obsessed with taxes. concussions in football, let's put a tax on concussions. they are out of control, everything they solve his attacks. text this, text that-- is a tax. tax this, tax that. we are one of the most tax crazy environments in the world. we will reduce taxes and embrace free enterprise. we will make poor people richer without having to make rich people poorer. [applause] >> things are coming out.-- thanks for coming out. which taxes should we cut to llow businesses to grow? sen. rubio: the personal rate can be as big as 39.5%. the first thing i am going to o is ensure that all businesses in america are taxed no more than 25%, no matter how you are organized. that will make us globally competitive. you will immediately be able to expense everything in your usiness. under my tax plan, you will be able to write off expenses

ernie have a baby? you get a bernie. [laughter] >> that's a joke. would you support bernie sanders' plan to tax co2? sen. rubio: no. we do not have a tax problem. we have over taxation in this country. these people are obsessed with taxes. concussions in football, let's put a tax on concussions. they are tax-crazy. tax this, tax that. do you know why businesses are leaving america? because we are one of the most tax crazy environments in the world. we will reduce taxes and embrace free enterprise. we will make poor people richer without having to make rich people poorer. [applause] rubio: that is why we are going to get rid of taxes when i am president. senator, for coming out. i am wondering, specifically which taxes should we cut to allow businesses to grow? sen. rubio: the personal rate can be as big as 39.5%. the first thing i am going to do is ensure that all businesses in america are taxed no more than 25%, no matter how you are organized. that will make us globally competitive. you will immediately be able to expense everything in your business. under my tax plan, you will be able to write off expenses right

ernie have a baby? you get a bernie. [laughter] >> that's a joke. the bernieupport sanders -- would you support taxie sanders' plan to co2? sen. rubio: no. they are out of control, everything they solve his attacks. text this, text that-- is a tax. tax this, tax that. we are one of the most tax crazy environments in the world. we will reduce taxes and embrace free enterprise. we will make poor people richer without having to make rich people poorer. [applause] >> things are coming out.-- t hanks for coming out. which taxes should we cut to allow businesses to grow? sen. rubio: the personal rate can be as big as 39.5%. to dorst thing i am going is ensure that all businesses in america are taxed no more than 25%, no matter how you are organized. that will make us globally competitive. be able immediately to expense everything in your business. under my tax plan, you will be able to write off expenses right away. of thewe will bring some money back, the $2 trillion overseas, by moving to a territorial taxation system. we have $2 trillion of american corporate money overseas. t

ernie have a baby? you get a bernie. [laughter] >> that's a joke. would you support bernie sanders' plan to tax co2? sen. rubio: no. we do not have a tax problem. we have over taxation in this country. these people are obsessed with taxes. concussions in football, let's put a tax on concussions. they are tax-crazy. tax this, tax that. do you know why businesses are leaving america? because we are one of the most tax crazy environments in the world. we will reduce taxes and embrace free enterprise. we will make poor people richer without having to make rich people poorer. [applause] rubio: that is why we are going to get rid of taxes when i am president. senator, for coming out. i am wondering, specifically which taxes should we cut to allow businesses to grow? sen. rubio: the personal rate can be as big as 39.5%. the first thing i am going to do is ensure that all businesses in america are taxed no more than 25%, no matter how you are organized. that will make us globally competitive. you will immediately be able to expense everything in your business. under my tax plan, you will be able to write off expenses right

ernie all the way. marissa says anyone for peace, bernie comes to mind. bob says bernie sandersepresents the change we need and i'll be looking for candidates all the way down the ticket that represent those values. john is joining us from all of branch, mississippi. i'm going to put for hillary clinton. host: if you can turn the volume down, we are getting and go. echo. go guest: i want to vote for hillary clinton because she would make a good president. all the stuff going on i think you can get past that and i want to say to the republican they act like there is no violence in the republican states. they are acting like it's just liberal states. i thought i should clarify that. thank you. host: referring to a previous color, karen says love those quote independents back and go either way. from the fact checker, glenn , a bizarre claim as ted .ruz takes a dig at marco rubio ad gang of eight, and a new taking aim at marco rubio from right to rise, the super pack supporting jet bush. -- jeb bush. after, they can together for a briefing on the terror threat. marco rubio was missi

sanders. >>> and brought to you by the letters h-b-o. "sesame street" starting a new chapter as millions of kids wake up to a new season on a new changes on the streets. ernie and abby cadabby will join us to tell us all about it. it's "today," saturday, january 16th, 2016. it might seem crazy what i'm about to say sometimes she's here you can take a break >>> good morning. >> parents to be in nyc. >> good morning. >> i'm here at "today." >> we turn 16 in nyc. >> hey. this is an extra special crowd. >> yeah. it is nice to come out when the weather is nice, erica hill, but it takes special people to brave the rainy weather we have in the big apple on saturday morning. big thanks to all of you. >> thank you. >> thank you for being with us. >> there's a craig melvin crowd behind us. >>> we have a lot to get to. sheinelle is inside following the development in the story of the iran nuclear deal this morning. sheinelle. >> within hours, crippling u.s. sanctions could be lifted. we have foreign correspondent richard engel with the latest for us. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the culmination of over two and a half years of often private

sanders and showing up in droves but not translating to the polls. >> this might sound a little superficial. i think that hillary clinton could have been vulnerable this time around and be ernieis -- bernie is illustrating that. >> all those people want him to be the right man so it's rah, rah, rah? or what? >> i think the fact that young people like him -- i don't think he's a serious candidate with a real chance to win the democratic nomination. if howard dean if you take the 2004 howard dean campaign and put it this year, then i think hillary might be in real danger. i think that dean was a more plausible president. i just don't think bernie, this grandfatherly candidate realistically could be president. >> i think you're wrong, that's what he would say. kayleigh, i think for all things donald trump you heard the question i asked, what do you think of that? >> i think bernie sanders sealed his fate when he said let's stop talking about hillary clinton's bleep e-mails. and he used a curse word there. bernie sanders is trying to stay above the fray and that doesn't work. when he did that he validated her and didn't allow people to get into the scandals. >> and the guy who go

sanders, and i approve this message. john: with that eight point lead in iowa, let's just say that ernie has a lead in his bag. rk, my question for you is, who is currently leading the war? mark: the clinton folks when after sanders today on national security very tough. they are still going after him on this big theme, one that bill clinton seems to like, which is that she is ready to be president, he is not. suggesting that he is not

ernie has a lead in his bag. mark, my question for you is, who is currently leading the war? mark: the clinton folks when after sanders today on national security very tough. they are still going after him on this big theme, one that bill