goering, schaft and funk was going full blast. turning out the tools of war. one year later, goering could announce, "from the strong foundation of the national socialist ideology, today rises once again the german armed forces." >> a few days later, the general announced the new law for compulsory military service. ♪ the law was signed by defendants goering, hess, frank, frick. the training began. ♪ finally, in spring of 1936, the nazis sent their new troops marching into the land. >> on march 7, 1936, soldiers of the army which was created by order of the fuhrer crossed the , sacred river of german history. they pledged the fuhrer whatever , decisions he may make, unbreakable faith and obedience, and they vowed to follow him and to prove their sincerity by their never-ending love for germany. the columns grew longer. ♪ the sound of boots grew louder on the streets of nuremberg. but hitler said -- >> [speaking foreign language] >> the german people is not a people which welcomes a war today, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. th

i think there are 50 people, but 50 audio when caucus-goers is ane equivalent of -- iow caucus-goerss the equivalent of a football stadium of californians. if you have seen any of the tv ads, raise your hand. that is good, because we spent a lot of money on those ads. you will know i am not a career politician. i am running in large part to address a challenge, a question we have been struggling with for the last three plus years. that challenge is this. why is donald trump our president today? how did he win iowa, a purple swing state, by almost 10 points? if you turn on cable news, we have been offered a series of explanations. shout out some of the explanations that we have been offered. not a politician. turnout. nafta, treat. -- trade. hillary clinton. emails. russia. electoral college. racism. mixed together why trump isn't our president. i went through the numbers looking for an explanation, and i found it. we eliminated 4 million manufacturing jobs over the last number of years. where were those jobs located? ohio, wisconsin, missouri, pennsylvania. and 40,000 here in iowa. i

do you know how many californians each iowa and caucus goer is worth? 1,000 californians each. look around this cafe. how many of us are here together? i'm going to give a trumpian estimate. there are 900 people here. it's the biggest crowd anyone's ever seen. i think there are about 50 people here, but 50 iowa yan caucus-goers is the equivalent of more than one football stadium full of californians. that's the power you guys have to push the nation in a new direction. now, if you've seen any of the tv ads -- first raise your hand if you've seen the tv ads. that's good because we spent a lot of money on those ads. you know i'm not a career politician. i'm an entrepreneur and problem solver. i'm running in large part to address a challenge, a question we've been struggling with for the last three plus years that we still haven't gotten our arms around. and that question, that challenge is this: why is donald trump our president today? how did he win iowa, a purple swing state by almost ten points? if you turn on cable news at any point over the past three plus years, we've been

eastern, democratic presidential candidate joe biden holds an event with caucus-goers in council bluffs, iowa. >> next, democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg holds a town meeting with voters and supporters at the family ymca in iowa. the state's caucuses are monday. this runs one hour. >> howdy, good morning. >> okay. [applause] >> thank you very much, it is an honor to be here to introduce mayor pete. i have a confession to make, i have not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucusgoer this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last election and as we near the next election. i knew i needed to do something, but i thought getting out to caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems kind of interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being

new caucus goers, is there a huge surge in first caucus goers and young voters? if those two groups show up in huge numbers, i would imagine bernie sanders will have a good night. >> that feeds directly into his strategy. this is why i have been thinking about and i see now today with this counterargument biden is bringing in another texture because i am wondering, if electability is just saying i'm the one to beat trump, that vote necessary and sufficient or is it just necessary that you also need to inspire folks with another piece of the message to make it sufficient to get over the hurdle here and come out first if iowa? >> i have 30 second left or you do, i should say, elizabeth warren, what itself the reality that she faces going into monday? >> well, you know, she is known to have one of the best if not the best organizations here. she invested so early here, john, put a lot of talented people on the ground, has been organizering this statement for a year. so that could potentially pay dividends. her biggest problem as you know, you have been looking at th

that's why many of this year iowa's caucus-goers are scared to commit.y're lookg beyond this state, stuck in the impossible calculus of figung out who can win in november. judy? >> woodruff:hank you, stephanie, and that brings us to the analysis of brooks and marcus. that is "new york times" columnist david brooks, and "washington post" columnist th marcus. mark shields is away.al we're going toabout iowa in just a moment. we're going to talk about it this evening. just before 6:00 eastern time, david, that the senate did take was1 against and 49 for.re how do you sump what's been happening in this the arguments that both sides have made. >> yeah, wl, my view to hav the whole affair hasn't changed since we read the first anscript of the first call lo these many monthiss ago e certainly did it and, over the last however months it's been, we've had evidence after evidence that, yes, he certainly did , and whether john bolton wrote it in his book, he would be witness 937 that it certaly happened. my reaction all along has been that this probably meritsnd re

confession to make, i've not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last as we near the next election. i thought getting out the caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here, and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i believe that mayor pete is the one that can bring that dignity and those ,alues back to our government the administration, and the white house. [applause] and i was surprised when sam offered me the chance to have a microphone in my hand because she might not know that i could

i have not been a good democrat and first time caucus goer this time around. [applause] >> i'm excited about that and i knew i needed to do something after the last election and as we neared this next election and needed to do something. but i thought getting out to caucus, that is what i could do. and mayor pete made his announcement and i thought this guy is kind of interesting and i like the way he sounds and that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers n sidney and listened and as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed and the reason being is that it is a campaign based on values and those are values that i share and i thought at one time all decent humans shared those values. but i see those values are set aside for political expediency and i want to see those times change and i believe mayor pete is the one that can bring that dignity and values back to our government to our administration and to the white house. [applause] and i was surprised when sam offered me the chance to have a

still half of the caucus goers, four people bunched up at the top.d to make your closing argument and it's going to be hard for those senators who are stuck in washington. >> there's only two weeks before the caucuses. they've been working the ground, the rope lines, shaking hands for months now. the strength of their candidacy hasn't already been tested up to this point, really, is there much to be gained in the next couple of weeks? >> well, the only thing i would say, if you look at the polling data, there's still half of the voters who are still undecided. they've had the debates, the television ads. now it's going to come down to organization. who has the best organization on the crowd to get their folks show up, whether it be a blizzard or whatever may happen, they need to make sure they're getting to people to the caucus sites. they know they're in washington, but it does make it more difficult for them. if you've seen in iowa, in those last two weeks, there's a lot of movement with the caucus goers. >> senator cory booker was out of the race.

confession to make, i've not been a very good democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this time around. and i am excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last as we near the next election. i thought getting out the caucus would be what i could do. mayor pete made his announcement and i thought, this guy seems interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here, and had a great conversation and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed. the reason being it is a values that i on share. i thought at one point all decent humans share those values but i see daily the values are set aside for political expediency, and i want to see those times change and i believe that mayor pete is the one that can bring that dignity and those ,alues back to our government the administration, and the white house. [applause] and i was surprised when sam offered me the chance to have a microphone in my hand because she might not know that i could

i have not been a very good a democrat in the past and i will be a first time caucus-goers this timed. [applause] i excited about that. i knew that i needed to do something after the last election and as we neared this next election. i knew that i needed to do something but i thought getting out to caucus would be what i could do. and then mayor pete made his announcement. i thought, well, this guy seems kind of interesting. i like the way he sounds. that was in january. in march, i was able to meet with one of his first organizers here and had a great conversation, and she listened. as i saw the campaign develop and organize, i became increasingly impressed, and the reason being is that it is a campaign based on values. those are values that i share. i thought at one time all decent humans share those values, but i see daily those values are set aside for clinical expediency. i want to see those -- political expediency. i want to see those times change and i believe mayor pete can bring that dignity and bring those values back to our government and to our administration into the whi

there are so many undecided caucus goers in iowa and hard to model who is going out. what have you been hearing in the stretch, make or break ways people are thinking about what their final decision is? >> not a ton has changed about their conception of the race, which is nervousness about nominating the wrong candidate who would lose to donald trump. that is the closing argument of joe biden. his ads, honestly say, in mail and on tv in the last couple days, vote biden, beat trump. four words, just a few syllables. the bernie sanders slogan for quite sometime, i don't think it caught on very well in the summer. you see it a bit more now, bernie beats trump. elizabeth warren, is trumping afraid of her. they have explicit messaging. if it sounds obvious, not every campaign is like this. hillary clinton basically tied bernie sanders in iowa four years ago. if you look at the exit poll, by a 60 point margin, people thought she was the most electable candidate. news is what is new. the new conversation, that's not new. i think katy was onto something. i met a lot of voters

asking been in the field likely caucus-goers what is going on. at this point, we have 90% of our respondents say they have been contacted personally by at least one campaign. it is still about that person to person politics, even in a world of social media, in a world of money. but the money is buying in iowa is organizing. it is officers, staff, the ability to build a campaign from the nothing and show us that you can build and sustain something going forward. important,g that is it is unique to argue. islands expected to be called, to shake hands of candidates. no one else expects that. that is what makes it necessary, not because it is a necessary way to campaign, but it is because what islands demand. -- what either wins demand. ns demand.wa >> we will take a half-hour break and talk about the good stuff. with that, we will take a 30 minute break. take a moment to see the caucus history exhibit. we will be back at the bottom of the hour to talk about the horse race. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020

a "new york times" poll out saturday shows him leading the pack among likely caucus-goers. here's followed by mayor pete buttigeig, former president joe biden, and senator elizabeth warren. with nine days until voting begins, biden and buttigieg have been out on the trail, and the senators are relying on friends and family to win over voters. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is in iowa for sanders. warren sent actress ashley judd to new hampshire, and klobuchar has her daughter hosting hot dish house parties in her absence. that "the new york times" poll found nearly 40% of likely caucus-goers could still likely to change their minds on which candidate to support, a sign this race still remains unsettled. major. >> garrett: ed o'keefe, ttanks. the girlfriend of amazon founder jeff bezos is reportedly linked to published text messages about their affair. according to "the wall street journal," prosecutors say lauren sanchez sent her brother texts about her relationship with bezos, texts that were later published in the "national enquirer." here's danya bacchus

we have been in the field asking likely caucus-goers what is going on. at this point, we have 90% of our respondents say they have been contacted personally by at least one campaign. it is still about that person to person politics, even in a world of social media, in a world of money. what the money is buying in iowa now is organizing. it is offices. it is staff. the ability to build a campaign from nothing and show us you can build and sustain something going forward. >> one thing that is important, it is unique to iowa. iowans expect to be called, to shake hands of candidates. that inlse expects the rest of the country. that is what makes it necessary here. >> any other thoughts? we will take break, and we will come back and talk about the good stuff, which is who is winning, who is losing and what is your handicap on race. with that we will take a 30 minute break. seese take a moment to go the caucus history exhibit, and we will be back at the bottom of the hour to talk about the horse race. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite cor

if you put the numbers together, three fifths of iowa democratic caucus goers are up for grabs.thing this. with a neck and neck race, it could be anybody's game. for more i'm joined by lily adams and jamaal simmons. lily, you're fresh off the trail. >> yeah. >> what do you think? four people in their seats in the u.s. chamber. everybody wants to sit in that chamber, but they're stick there. >> yes. if it's two weeks to the caucus, you want to be in iowa talking to caucus goers, recruiting captains. i was saying i think the hardest thing is they're going to be in washington d.c. and have to be silent. that's the worst thing you can ask for if you're a candidate. i do think iowa caucus goers will watch the proceedings and be wanting the response from the senators each night on your show and others. >> we'll senators on your show and others. >> we'll be grabbing them. >> they will get to see them on the tv. but there's no substitute. >> we'll have good guests next couple weeks. >> they'll be available. >> they'll be available. we'll get our share at 7:00. but it seems to me they ca

back in 2016 44% of caucus goers were first-time caucus goers and 22% clip.y are looking to do the exact same thing this time and heading to iowa city to the. cas of iowa university later this afternoon. >> if you take a look at those numbers 32 to 30 with sanders leading in the latest poll as we throw up some of the numbers there. that disparity to say the least, pretty staggering. beth, we are two days away from the next presidential debate in iowa and focus six of the candidates. calling over the polling threshold as we heard this argument being made before. what do you make of it? >> yeah, andrew yang and others have really spoken out about the dnc rules and as you know, yasmin, showing up in a number of state polls at a certain level and having a certain number of donors to get you on that debate stage. a lot of those candidates feel it's arbitrary and some major figures who are elected statewide in their states and has favored candidates like tom styer on the e debate stage. but the dnc is adamant. they're not going to change their polling strategy and

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the only thing i haven't been surprised by or learned not to besurprised by is the fact that caucus goers are constantly changing their minds. bernie sanders is someone that's really familiar to caucus goers, he campaigned in 2016 had he ran against hillary clinton. he's a familiar face, and people always tell me that they really appreciate his honesty, how he's straightforward, his innovative ideas and it's important to note that bernie sanders has been spending a lot of time in iowa ahead of the impending impeachment trial which he might not be able to spend as much time here in the state. he has been investing his time in iowa, and focussing more on the trail on personal stories, connecting with voters, talking about their health care costs, and how americans are struggling to pay these insane health care costs, so at every event we have seen him at, they go through these personal stories and struggles. he's clearly connecting on the personal side on the campaign trail as well. >> a lot of candidates have to front load their time there, any of them that are dealing with, going to be wr

if circuits have been trying to keep caucus goers interested while senators have been stuck in d.c.hment trial, like alexandria ocasio-cortez bernie sanders. >> all of us have power. we just need to use it. >> but during a brief break in that trial, senators broke for iowa. >> we learned this morning with the senate would adjourn before 1:00. got on a plane and here we are. >> international fox news poll of democratic primary voters finds joe biden down four points since december, but still in first place, and bernie sanders up three points since last month in second place, followed by warren, michael bloomberg, pete buttigieg and andrew yang. >> we need you to caucus with this campaign on february 3rd to make sure this message does not die here in iowa. >> late saturday warren found out she won the endorsement of "the des moines register." >> and iowa has a big decision to make, really big decision. you're going to lead the nation on ts. lot of people aroundtry e >> every four years at some of you heard me say before, democracy begins here in iowa. >> the two polling leaders are bo

we talked to rally goers.ere is what they had to say. >> i think people are tired of it. >> he is doing what he said they are going to do. >> everybody will remember it was a farce. >> it hasn't had an impact on people from minnesota because his supporters are supporting him 100%, nobody is giving up. >> reporter: candidates trying to crisscross, biden leading the polls, his target is donald trump. in one speech in 19 minutes he mentioned the president 64 times. >> the president insults, demeans, demonizes other people. >> welcome to donald trump's world, up is down, allies are enemies, everything is through the looking glass. >> reporter: biden and buttigieg have events here today, warren, sanders, klobuchar and bennett stuck in dc. rob: thinking monday will be the focus in the election. we have so much coming up, it will be wild. in des moines. thanks. fox news alert, don't travel to china, that is the warning from the state department. it raises a travel advisory to the highest level as the world health org

see how this discussion today informs and influences the iowa caucus voters, the democratic caucus goers. will they be supporting vice president biden at this point? >> we are going to wrap it up. the last hour was the crux of the trial. so i would really suggest there were more people listening and paying attention in the last hour i think close the deal. so i would look at that and it was impressive. >> you call it fake news but -- >> i don't do that. >> by this administration has. >> that's okay. >> a number of reports in the defense today. do you think that's fair to call it -- >> all i can -- i don't use those terms or words, but the president can choose to continued use and if he wants to. all i can tell you is part of the trial that i think made the difference and you want to bid careful to it, with the last hour. it was just breathe a deep and we'll get to the question of witnesses and we will cross that threshold on thursday or friday. >> so from the perspective of the impeachment defense team we feel really good about the progress thus far. you just heard from collection of sen

c-span, jane sanders, the wife of bernie sanders, and filmmaker michael moore will speak with caucus-goersn creston, iowa. p.m., senator sanders will hold a get out to caucus event. on c-span2, the senate impeachment trial of president trump continues with a debate and a vote on whether additional witnesses should testify. that gets underway at 1:00 eastern. >> c-span's campaign 2020 differs from all over political coverage for one simple reason. it is c-span. the people who brought you your unfiltered view of government since 1979 are bringing you an unfiltered view of the people seeking to steer that government this november. in other words, your future. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind. with campaign 2020 brought to you as a public service by your cable television provider. the wife ofn is democratic presidential candidate joe biden. she stopped by the campaign cedar rapids iowa office to rally supporters and volunteers as they headed out canvassing for vote the last few days of the 2020 presidential caucus.

it's also worth noting only 45% of iowa caucus goers say they have settled on a choice.ntime, look at these numbers, voters naming first and second choices plus candidates they're actively considering. andrew yang, 29% said they're actively considering him and 28% actively considering cory booker still. how much does it hurt those candidates to not be on that stage tuesday? >> reporter: certainly, that is not helpful for them at all. cory booker has been waging a strong campaign for the last year. to not make the final debate before the iowa caucuses is pretty devastating. andrew yang to a lesser degree because he has a core following. this large field has winnowed down and some still upset about these rules. no mistaking it. these are the rules in place. by not making the debate stage, very difficult for cory booker to make the argument to iowa voters he is still one of the top candidates. that does not mean they're not important. the iowa caucuses second choice can be so critical. here is why, all the cory booker fans out there and other supporters have a choice to mak

we talk to rally goers and here's what they had to say. >> i don't think the impeachment is affectinghat much so people are tired of it. >> he is doing what he said he was going to do. >> the impeachment thing -- >> everybody will remember it was a farce. >> i know it hasn't had an impact on people from minnesota because they are supporting him 100%. nobody is giving up. todd: joe biden is leading in the polls in iowa and focusing heavily on the president, one speech was 19 minutes, trump saying 64 times, here's what he had to say. >> a president who laughs at, insults, demeans, demonizes other people. more bully than president. >> welcome to donald trump's world, up is down, lies are a truth from allies are enemies, everything is through the looking glass. >> reporter: with that impeachment trial whether it ends or not candidates like sanders, klobuchar, ward and bennett are dying to get out here because it is campaign time. carley: a fox news alert, do not travel to china. that is the morning from the us state department as it raises the travel advisory to the highest level. it come

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, but the same poll found about half the likely caucus goers say they are still open to changing theirinds when they show up to caucus on monday. bernie sanders thinks he will be one of the candidates still around by super tuesday >> having just come back from iowa, deeply impressed by the number of volunteers we have who are knocking on doors in the bitter cold weather and i think we stand a great chance to win in iowa >> the iowa caucuses are scheduled to take place this monday >>> for the first time in 70 years, one of san francisco's catholic schools is going coed. why is more a sign of the times rather than a change in philosophy. >>> this is us extending ourselves and saying we are trying something new here and we want you guys to go on this journey with us. >> a bay area police department introduce as new crime fighting tool that includes a microphone and an app. how this is trying to capitalize on true crime podcasts. . >>> and a beautiful warm day out there. a gorgeous sunset happening behind me right now. we are about to see a big temperature dive as we head toward the weeken

let's not forget 60% of caucus goers either aren't committed or still undecided showing just how crucial these final weeks for the iowa caucuses will be in swaying voters minds. >> thank you from iowa. >>> protesters in puerto rico calling on governor wanda vazquez to resign. puerto ricanerize frustratesed with their leadership, and they took those frustrations to the governors mansion on monday following the discovery of a warehouse filled with unused disaster relief supplies filled with food and medical equipment. the island has been rocked by earthquakes and is still recovering from hurricane maria at least two years later. >>> at least four people are died from the wuhan coronavirus. chinese health officials confirm some cases have been spread from person to person. they previously said the virus was primarily passed from animals to humans. fears of a major outbreak comes as china prepares for the lunar holiday this week. in the u.s. three major airports in new york, san francisco and los angeles are screening passengers arriving from china to check for signs of the new virus. >>> an

there is a slew of iowa caucus-goers who say their uncommitted. half say they have not decided.hat will change their mind at the last minute? rick: a lot is what their neighbors are talking about. a lot is there second choices. a lot of the caucus-goers, in addition to the ones that are undecided, there are a lot who will not get their first choice. they are starting to think if mayor pete does not win, who will i be for on the second and third ballot. this is a trying time. that is why it is so important these candidates are there to be in their face and say i want you and i respect your vote. give it to me. david: we are focused on iowa. i am delighted we will have you with us. there is a primary coming up just a few days after that. are we overlooking new hampshire? .ick: it happens every time sometimes new hampshire is even closer to iowa and it gets even less attention because it does not have the weekend in between. this is the price you pay for being the first in the nation primary. you have to play second fiddle to iowa. it is such a close race with so many candidates. a

they decided to release raw vote counts and limit the amount of time caucus goers are allowed to moveo candidate groups. >> you need 15% to be considered a "viable." so if your candidate is liable, he remained with that candidate group. if you are not part of that group then you have a chance to move. >> after people realigned they will release those. eventually the state party calculates the state delegate equivalents and must candidate with the most wins the iowa caucuses. with all of those numbers, multiple candidates may end up claiming they really wanted. right now the polls show it's a tight race. many islands are still undecided but most maintain candidate to vote or face time is the only way to win in iowa. this cycle, seven democratic candidates have visited hamburg in number two. it became a popular spot for politicians to eat and campaign after ronald reagan randomly popped in for a meal. >> this restaurant has been around longer than the iowa caucuses. over the years, some things have changed and they have new owners now but they made this burger the exact same way for 85

in fourth place behind joe biden, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg but the poll also asked caucus goers a second choice, combining initial preferences warranted second only by a head, nearly half the voters said they could switch support. warren is hoping her new plan to fight online disinformation will help win them over reminding them of russia's attempts to influence the 2016 election, promoting fake news and think disproportionately affected black voters. worn off the campaign trail tweeted disinformation and online foreign interference the road our democracy and donald trump has invited both. anyone who seeks to challenge and defeat donald trump must be prepared to take this on and i have a plan to do it. her 3-part proposal includes civil and committal penalties for online voter suppression, restoring cyber security oversight of the national security council and social media companies and other campaigns to crackdown on deception was iowa caucus goers say online disinformation of the problem but regulating the internet has its own obstacles. >> during the last election i took myse

>> joe biden tweeted about that moments ago, he said iowa caucus goers take note, joni ernst just filled the bean. he encouraged people to go on february 3rd to make this a reality. it plays into the biden campaign arguments that it's good for them when president trump is out there criticizing taking on joe biden because it shows the president is fearful of facing biden in the general election. biden told us in iowa that every time president trump's defense team brings up his name that it gets him one more vote here in iowa. see if that becomes reality come monday. >> appreciate that, arlette. >>> bring in ana navarro and kirsten powers. dream team. pam bondi spent nearly 30 minutes talking about the bidens today, started with a claim that's patently false. listen to this. >> we would prefer not to be discussing this. but the house managers have placed this squarely at issue, so we must address it. >> so trump and his entire legal team have been talking about joe and hunter biden for months. what's with this we'd prefer not to be discussing this b.s.? >> i have no idea. they love to disc

cnn's ken law joins me now from a very chilly davenport, iowa, where caucus goers brave through that weather. they're hardy, just like you are, and have 23 days to solidify their pick for candidate. what are you hearing from voters? >> first of all, this is just another beautiful day in iowa, that's what they will tell you. but when you sit down and actually have a conversation about politics and where they are, those four names are the ones that do come up the most. those top four in our polls, really any coffee shop or breakfast place you go to, those are the people the candidates and voters here are talking about. there's something i want to point out, whether you delve a little further and take a little time to chat with some of the sanders supporters, they will tell you they feel far more passionate about him. they're less likely to change their mind, and that there really is going to be very little that's going to deviate them from caucusing from him. here's what a few of them told us. >> what have you thought about what he said in regards to iran? >> i support what he said hon

what factors at this point could change the mind of the caucus goers and how will the impeachment trialace? joining us is kay henderson. thank you for being with us. we've never seen anything like this before. >> well, that made last night's event very important. for sanders and warren, they are depending upon this group of volunteers and paid staffers they've had on the ground on warren's part for a year. and for sanders part since probably 2015. so those are the people who are going to have to find the vote who are are sort of leaning their way and convince them to show up on cause kus night. because those two folks are not going to be closing the sale, if you will. klobuchar has been talking about this on the campaign trail since october. she said she was going to deploy her husband. she has key endorsers around the state. legislators. a former woman who ran for statewide office twice in the state who will be making the case for her. at some estimates she's hired dozens of people. >> is that impeachment isn't an -- >> right, these candidates have not been getting questions of -- from

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democratic as eventual candidate senator bernie sanders and filmmaker michael moore will speak with caucus-goers in creston, iowa. at 7:00 p.m., senator sanders will hold a get out the caucus vote. on c-span 2, the impeachment trial on the president will get underway at 1:00 eastern. ♪ >> saturday on american history tv, honoring the holocaust victims. >> the holocaust did not begin with auschwitz, nor should it be easily defined by it. it began with words and small acts, then infinitely larger ones that resulted in the murder of 6 million jews. >> we offer this as a prayer of remembrance. kaddish, we of the affirm our faith in a higher power which endows us with the ability to learn from our past and to choose good over evil. >> from the holocaust museum in washington, d.c., a ceremony to honor holocaust victims, saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern time on american history tv on c-span 3. ♪ >> victory is not winning for our party. victory is winning for our country. [applause] president trump delivers instead of the union address from the house chamber at live tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern my followed

that's very important to caucus-goers right now. and, two, the person who can win in november. if they're having a squabble back and forth about a meeting that took place in 2018, that's not going to go far to making people think they can unite the country if they can't unite the party. >> i want to put up this tremendous graphic, by the way. we can highlight bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. but the guy standing right in the middle, literally, right in the middle, joe biden. is he the guy who benefits most from this back and forth? >> i think the person who benefits most is amy klobuchar who has been consistent lily underestimated. she has this incredibly incisive way of praekibreaking through a cutting through the squabbles that come up on the debate stage and calling to attention the fact that americans want the unity we've been talking about. the interparty fights and personal atatacks on one anothe have mostly not done good things for one another. and klobuchar, who is running as a rival to joe biden can show she can rise above. it's the way the dnc has set this up to n

and let's naught forget 60% of democratic iowa caucuses goers either aren't committed to their first candidate or still undecided showing just how crucial these weeks will be in swaying voters minds. >>> protesters in puerto rico calling on governor wanda vasquez garcet to resign. puerto ricans are frustrated with their leadership, and they took those frustrations to the governor's mansion on monday following the discovery of a warehouse filled with unused disaster relief supplies including bedding, food and medical equipment. the island has been rocked by ongoing earthquakes and is still recovering from hurricane maria more than two years later. >>> at least four people have now died from the wuhan coronavirus in china. nearly 300 people have been sickened by the new strain of the respiratory virus. chinese health officials confirm some cases have been spread from person to person. they previously said the virus was primarily passed from animals to humans. in the u.s. three major airports in new york, stran francisco an los angeles are all screening passengers arriving from china to

that's not a really good way to win over support or convince iowa caucus goers to go out and caucus fororbut look, we've also seen these clips of joe biden failing to remember where he is, and trouble forming sentences. as a lot of questions raised about his age, so this clip also doesn't really do a lot to instill confidence. >> i can think offi at least eit women and at least four or five people of color that i think are totally qualified to be vice president of the united states, but for me, it has to be demonstrated that whomever i pick is two things. one, is capable of needing to be president, because i'm an old guy. okay? >> saw earlier in the day he had also floated michelle obama as a potential vp pick. we've seen him really -- the centerpiece of his entire candidacy simply has to do with the fact that he was vice president to president obama. i really don't even think you would be considered as a remotely viable candidate if it wasn't for that. i really think that it's the only thing that has really been propping him up and that and the fact of looking at some of these other cand

we talked to iowa caucus-goers today about what they think about sanders' pledge to undo the usmca? >> usmca is a good thing for american business. i think obviously bernie is out for freebies and that is not what we're looking for. >> bernie needs to reevaluate the whole situation and rethink, that the usmca is one of the best things to happen here in iowa. >> i think sanders will do it. i think that is a bad, bad deal. we're farmers. i have nothing but plays for him. i think he doing great. reporter: that is what we heard from a lot of farmers and caucus-goers here connell, they're thrilled what he has done on the economy. connell. connell: many democrats support on that issue but not as you say bernie sanders. thank you, hillary vaughn out in iowa. melissa. melissa: here to talk about all of it, brad blakeman, senior staffer to former president george w. bush. businesses love the usmca and also phase one of the china deal. does the average voter though care that much about those specific issues? do they feel sort of the impact of it? >> there is no doubt. they're feeling it in th

house member from maryland, met with potential caucus goers at a deli in brooklyn, iowa, as part of his send a message bus tour. he talked about climate change, trade, campaign finance, and health care. [applause]

which means candidates should get plenty of airtime to begin making their final pitches to iowa caucus goers really appear to be a clear favorite right now, politics pulling averages shows biden with a narrow lead, but sanders, booted judge, and warren all right behind. reporting live into mine iowa where that bait starts just a couple of hours from now, peter. >> trace, there will be two women on stage tonight, amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. now, warren is accusing bernie sanders of being down on a woman candidate. to become the next president and be president trump in the general election. so, warren has this statement out she remembers it like this, quote, among the topics that came up was what would happen if democrats nominated a female candidate. i thought a woman could win, he disagreed. now, sanders said, that is ludicrous, and he adds this "it is sad that three weeks before the iowa caucus and a year after that private conversation staff, who weren't in the room, are lying about what happened." andrew yang did not qualify for tonight's debate, but he is in iowa campaigning and