hillary clinton: i will. monday night, ok? >> hillary! hillary! inaudible] >> what's your plan for creasing -- [inaudible] -- including self-employment -- [inaudible] hillary clinton: it's part of of the agenda we have to have. we have to build on the disability act. [inaudible] more employment, more housing -- [inaudible] > hillary! hillary clinton: come right up here. this way. thank you. thank you. ice to meet you. of course. inaudible] hillary clinton: i hope you will come caucus on onday night. hillary clinton: that means a lot to me. >> good luck, hillary. hillary clinton: thank you so much. thank you very much. ope you'll come caucus for me. [indiscernible] >> good luck to you. hillary clinton: thank you. thank you all! >> thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> the iowa caucuses are this coming monday and we have lots of road to the white house coverage today on the c-span n

thank you. ♪ [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: hi. hillary, right here. here. >> thank you, hillary. hillary clinton: getting close, next monday. >> hope to celebrate. hillary clinton: i love it. [indistinct conversations] hillary clinton: wrigley field. i love it. why don't you take the family? [indistinct conversations] >> thank you. hillary clinton: thank you so much. thank you very much. [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: next monday. there you go. >> thank you. >> i hope you will come help me. hillary clinton: thank you. how are you doing? so happy i got here. want to get a picture? where is your camera? [indiscernible conversation] >> are we done? ok. hillary clinton: how are you? you remember. thank you. with your help, i am. i am so glad to see you guys. thank you. are you together? hi, how are you? thank you. [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: got it? hillary clinton: hi. ♪ [indiscernible conversation] ♪ [indiscernible conversation] ♪ [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: right now we are seeing reimbursement rates -

hillary clinton: i am terrific. you are so nice to do this. >> this is an evil eye to protect you against any spirits. hillary clinton: i love that. thank you. seriously, i appreciate it. >> it is so nice to see you. we have about six women here who would like task question -- to hillary clinton: good to see you. we talked about this last summer, remember? i thought it was a great idea then, and i am so happy it worked out. hi. >> hi, i'm claudia. >> claudia is with her husband, she came with her husband to caucus for you. hillary clinton: thank you, claudia. >> mrs. mary. -- this is mary. teaches different cultures and classrooms. -- in classrooms. >> a former city council person and west des moines school board member. hillary clinton: let's talk about that. i know it. hi, how are you? hillary clinton: this is a treat. i am really looking forward to it. >> anyway. hillary clinton: thank you for having us. a few people invading your space here. thank you all. >> we were all just going to have a conversation sitting

there are innumerable articles with hillary's likability problem, more than likable enough, hillary's likability crisis, hillary's likable, so what? i thought it was time we dealt into this bill little bit especially as we are preparing to decide are we ready to elect our first woman president or not? i would like to introduce the panelistss before i do that, i am going to read it little bit from the introduction and introducer each panelist and we will do a little bit of a reading and questions and q&a from the audience. as i was putting this together i did a lot of research. believe it or not there have been many academic studies about hillary from 2008, so many that by the time this campaign is over we could probably have a curriculum for degree in hillary studies. i thought it was important to try to look at that research and include it in the introduction so the we have put lens through which to view the various opinions of the women writers, those who love her, those who love her not, those who are on the offense. i want to read from the introduction to give you a little bit of

hillary is likable so what. so i thought it was time that we really delved into this a little bit, especially as we are prepared to decide every ready for her first woman president or not. so i would like to introduce the panelists. before he do that, i would read a little bit from the introduction and introduce each panelist and we will do a little bit of their breeding and questions in q&a from the audience. so as i was putting this together, i really did a lot of research. believe it or not, there have been many academic studies about hillary since 2008. so many that by the time the campaign is over we could probably actually have a curriculum for a degree in hillary studies. so i thought it was important to try to look at the research included the introduction so we have a lens through which to view the various opinions of the women writers, those who love her, does his love for god, those on the fence. i want to read from the introduction to give you a little bit of the flavor. so why do we play that hillar

hillary isn't very good at it. you bring bill clinton in now because you want to check the box and not take the primary for granted. if she can use bill clinton properly, and it's delicate because he's not just the ex-president, he's her husband, then he can be a major asset. it is dicey because she wants to be her own person. this is where the first spout to be a former president. it's tricky for her than when he ran. remember that famous line, two for the price of one. he had to make clear, i'm the only president. it's reverse for her but trickier. >> for donald trump, i've been following politics as well as anybody out there including all you guys, i never heard anybody go after hillary clinton say she is an enabler. nobody blamed her for monica she was shocked by monica and i believe that story she had no idea something like that was going on in the white house. she was hurt by it. people could see the hurt in her face. why would this trump guy say somehow she was in cahoots with this mess? i don't get that as

i like hillary clinton. and i respect hillary clinton. i have tried as you hope i know not to run a negative campaign, not to be tacking every other day. to keep this discussion on a high level where we debate issues facing this country. by the way with a few exceptions we're doing a lot better than the republicans on that regard, but on the other hand that is not a very high bar to reach. >> i voted against the war with iraq. i led the effort against wall street deregulation. see where hillary clinton was on this issue? on day one, i said the key stone pipeline is a dumb idea. why did it take hillary clinton such a long time? in other words, yeah. i do think i have the background and the judgment to take this very, very difficult job of being president of the united states. >> howie, he went on from there. and used a lot of lines in his campaign we heard before. we need a political revolution, going off on the rigged economy. this is like cat nip for voters. >> the crowd is like pro sanders. but i think he spent part of the time on the d

[laughter] hillary clinton: thank you. >> again, please. hillary clinton: you want to get a picture? come right here. here you go. >> [indiscernible] hillary clinton: hi. all right. >> hi. can you get over here. you twoclinton: are sisters? give me your camera. here we go. thank you! meope you'll come caucus for monday night. >> thank you. of course. >> hillary! own, bud.on your you're on your own. ?? washington journal is next. campaign event. at 7:00 p.m. senator ted cruz campaigns with former texas governor rick terry. coming up in 45 minutes, former alanvirginia congressman mollohan on reforming federal prisons. -- inss before one week less than one week from the iowa caucuses, our guest is benjamin ginsberg. >> good morning, everyone. donald trump will not attend the fox news debate thursday night in des moines, iowa over the network standing by. megyn kelly is one of the moderators. before the hawkeye state votes first in this primary battle, tedy bruschi of texas said it's -- ted cruz of texas said it's like not showing up for a job

and i'm all for hillary.as an analyst he's doing everything right in iowa and new hampshire. evens gauging folks in the grassroots. he's talking about -- as i think nia said about being a dreamer rather than a doer. maybe that was dana. sorry, guys. and i think that's terrific. the problem is he needs a second act. and barack obama had a second act. he was ready to go into nevada and south carolina and the rest of the country. and i think tonight senator sanders a little more tentative going into that audience. i disagree. i think hillary did dominate the agenda on guns and national security, especially with free advice for bernie, and i mean this, just say i was wrong. >> exactly. >> i was wrong to vote to immunize gone corporations -- i was wrong. hillary was wrong about the iraq war and she said it. that's why it came up. because she candidly admitted she was wrong. >> i think one thing hillary clinton understood is where she was. this debate was held within the same block as emanuel a.m.e. she knows that

hillary. hillary, right here. thank you, hillary. hillary clinton: getting close, next monday.hillary clinton: i love it. hillary clinton: wrigley field. i love it. family?t you take the [indistinct conversations] >> thank you. hillary clinton: thank you so much. thank you very much. hillary clinton: thank you. >> thank you. hillary clinton: a -- next monday. there you go. >> thank you. >> i hope you will come help me. hillary clinton: thank you. how are you doing? so happy i got here. want to get a picture? where is your camera? [indiscernible conversation] >> are we done? ok. hillary clinton: how are you? you remember. thank you. with your help, i am. i am so glad to see you guys. thank you. are you together? hi, how are you? thank you. [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: got it? ♪ hillary clinton: hi. ♪ [indiscernible conversation] ♪ hillary clinton: right now we are seeing reimbursement rates -- [indiscernible] i know.clinton: and [indiscernible] prescription drug companies, insurance companies. the recipient's price is going up. [indiscernible] hillary clinton: i

or to bill and hillary?good question. and it requires as questions in this realm often do, the answer is a bit complicated. first i'd say the fees run from a range. it's not just $250,000. some are accepted by the clintons as personal income and some are actually donated or given to the foundation. that particular gifting to the foundation or speeches donated to the foundation is one of the things that the caller referred to a moment ago which is required some adjustments to the clintons' tax filings. some are kept as personal income but some ends up in the foundation coffers. >> our friend norma yoin joining us from england on the bbcu7"ró parliament channel. go ahead, norma. >> caller: i'd just like to put something to the gentleman because he's a journalist and i've written something, thoughts of the day, thoughts for every day really and i put it on a postcard, a full-size postcard and i'm going to post it tomorrow on one of our broad sheets for the general working on the broad sheets to read. and it goe

hillary clinton is great in debates.ways performs well in them, but bernie sanders, i guess you have to call bernie sanders a winner because clinton wasn't really able to stop his momentum. this is turning into a race where the dynamic is purity versus pragmatism. sanders is rlivinrepresentativ things are done now.ate and how- people who are liberal and dissatisfied with the policy achievements of president obama who want a more progressive champion. sanders still looks strong. iowa and new hampshire are his best states. those are places where the electorate is whiter and more liber liberal. there are questions if he can expand more broadly. he definitely didn't do anything to lose the momentum we have seen him pick up in the polls. >> eric, we are showing some of the polls now. the democratic choice for nominee nationally, clinton and sanders. let's look at another poll. south carolina, african-americans, clinton, 82%. sanders, 11%. you know, there is early voting in a couple of weeks. then, is hillary clinton looking b

to hillary's credit.ebody on paper like with the job interview thing, this woman has the most credentials of any candidate in a long time! >> i know. strategically, if trump is the nominee -- ooh dr. i -- cane sanders -- i look at bernie sanders like nnnnnuu -- >> he's like an old jewish guy. look how outobama got in eight years. bernie will be the crypt keeper in eight years. (laughter) (cheers and applause) he will. >> i love bernie sanders. basic projections of the aging process. >> larry: keep it 100 just makes you look closer to 100. we'll be right back after this. (c welcome. how you doin'? good how are you? so today you're gonna choose a mobile office. you can choose this chevy silverado which offers built in 4g lte wi-fi. or you can choose this ford f-150, which doesn't offer wi-fi. but to make up for it, we added a trailer, a satellite antenna, and dolores. hey fellas! (group laughter) what? so, which one do you want? i pick the chevy. definitely. or, get this dependable silverado all star editio

i will beat hillary clinton.s not want to run against me and you can see that in the press releases. i want the vote others to give me that chance and we will beat hillary clinton and reverse the damage barack obama has done to this great country. >> all right. thank you, senator. >> thank you. >> according to the new york city hollywood lena dunham having second thoughts about hillary clinton thanks to her role in her husband's many scandals. >>> herman cain, mr. 999 is here in the studio. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? [ woman ] thanks. the dealership reviews on cars.com made it easy, but... [ man ] we thought it might be a little more tense. you miss the drama? yeah. [ technician ] ask him whatever you want. okay. ♪ do you think my sister's prettier than me? ♪ [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] research, price, find.

bernie sanders closing in on hillary clinton. this is a new national poll we are just releasing here on cnn. it comes as sanders and clinton are in final preparations for the cnn presidential town hall. you can see live pictures of the stage. this will be sanders and clinton's last chance to state their case to voters before the iowa caucuses. clinton's once lead narrowing under the sanders' surge. clinton leading sanders and she is leading still 52% to 38%. clinton leading among women and non-whites. sanders leads with men and independents. and his lead when it comes to independents is nearly 35 points over clinton, as you can see on the screen there. 35-point lead. more breaking news tonight. we want to show you live pictures from new hampshire. >>> in a few moments, donald trump is going to be appearing at that podium. he said the republican establishment is starting to get on board with his campaign. >> you know, look. at a certain point, you've got to make deals. we can't have a guy who stands in the middle of the senate flo

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hillary has been on that too.r the last 15-20 years, the , for 15ng press have years at least, then accusing hillary of everything with lies, falsifications. that takes its toll after a while. it is easier to get a negative out in social media than a positive. these people heard all this bad stuff, but they have not heard sanders.about bernie through all of this, if anyone watched hillary clinton in front of the benghazi committee, that that shed my feeling is the best person to be president of the united states. host: our guest is tom harkin. (202) 748-8000 the number to call for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 745-8002 for all others. isept for iowa voters, that (202) 748-8003, a special line set aside. flashback toplay a 1992 and hear what you had to say after hearing yourself some 24 years ago. take a listen. [video clip] to see last year who had the highest opposition to policies.h's guess who was number one. tom harkin from iowa. i'm proud of it. i've had a record of not only opposing him, b

to hillary's credit.with the job interview thing, this woman has the most credentials of any candidate in a long time! >> i know. strategically, if trump is the nominee -- ooh dr. i -- cane sanders -- i look at bernie sanders like nnnnnuu -- >> he's like an old jewish guy. look how outobama got in eight years. bernie will be the crypt keeper in eight years. (laughter) (cheers and applause) he will. >> i love bernie sanders. basic projections of the aging process. >> larry: keep it 100 just makes you look closer to 100. we'll be right back after this. (c signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know that our family is secure and that we have health insurance... most people who sign up on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. financial help with healthcare.gov makes

hillary, barack obama, hillary barack obama. >> there's a reason she's comfortable.rats don't ask questions about terrorism. you notice what a dramatic difference it was in that room from the other debate? isis almost never came up. the priorities are different. the foreign policy questions were much more geared towards answers about the diplomacy where it's tougher for a democrat is when you get a lot of questions which are basically on the country easter if ied, what are you going to do about it. that's where democrats fientd it more difficult. >> i also think that hillary clinton can stand on the stage in terms of foreign policy and answering that question of should i worry with any republican that you put her up against. i think she displayed that tonight. more importantly, getting back, i really think that's a central theme in this democratic primary. i mean even barack obama in his interview today, he hinted at it the, but hillary clinton says it over and over and over again, eric holder said it on her behalf. this race is about building on and protecting the l

i don't see any hillary bumper stickers. there's no excitement in the air for hillary. see is bernie sanders stickers and -- >> yeah. in brooklyn. >> yeah. >> you have to like people to do your job. >> that's true. >> was that guy from the duck dynasty brooklyn edition? >> i think so. >> hopefully wasn't packing any heat. so what do you think? i mean, this woman had this thing locked up. now look at her. she's trying to get a new debate on the schedule. i think the more people see her, the more her numbers go down. would you agree with that? >> 100%. i see a pattern, jesse. given the choice between someone with a personality and hillary clinton people choose the alternative with personality whether barack obama, bernie sanders, doesn't matter so much. yeah, just really not her thing. she should find something else to do. i really do. >> being in politics -- >> yeah. what is she, barely electable. >> people say you vote for the president because you want to have a beer with them. with hillary, only if her husband's at the bar. no one actually wraunts to have a beer with

to hillary's credit.at somebody on paper like with the job interview thing, this woman has the most credentials of any candidate in a long time! >> i know. strategically, if trump is the nominee -- ooh dr. i -- cane sanders -- i look at bernie sanders like nnnnnuu -- >> he's like an old jewish guy. look how outobama got in eight years. bernie will be the crypt keeper in eight years. (laughter) (cheers and applause) he will. >> i love bernie sanders. basic projections of the aging process. >> larry: keep it 100 just makes you look closer to 100. we'll be right back after this. we'll be right back after this. (c it started with a single connection. and the network was born. it soon grew from a luxury to a necessity. so at&t built a network just for you. one that connects your entertainment, friends, family, devices and homes. we grow as you grow. always evolving to work for you how and where you need it. this is your network. the network of at&t. man that psych 302 class hey fellis tough.sity students, you

hillary's the choice... i'm listening to you, i'm fighting for you, and with your support, i'm going to deliver. stacey: we usually only see the presidential candidates giving their stump speech on the campaign trail. steve: so our chief political reporter, cynthia fodor, asked hillary clinton to stop by and sit down with a group of iowa women for an informal candid conversation. hillary clinton you're so nice : to do this. cynthia: it's not everyday a presidential candidate stops by your house. hillary clinton: we talked about doing this last summer, remember? cynthia: not many voters get to get up close and personal with hillary clinton. marsha wannamaker put out lunch for the ladies with the former first lady. >> i thought it was a great idea then, and i am so happy it worked out. >> so glad to be here. cynthia: the woman who could be the first woman in the white house wants to know what's on the minds of women in the >> my question is about education, and education policy. hillary clinton: let's have uni

hillary. in terms of leaders, on gun violence prevention there , are few people that have been so vocal and so committed in such fighters on this issue. thank you for the work you are doing. and for your support for hillary. we need fighters like a gabby and mark on this issue. there is so much work to do and there are so much at stake in this election. we need fighters like them, we need fighters like all of you who are going to be knocking on doors and making phone calls to make sure we elect a fighter to the white house. on gun violence prevention. hillary rodham clinton. we cannot do this without all of you. thank you for the work you are going to be doing as well today after we finish here. without further ado, i want to give it to captain kelly to get us started. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. it is great to be here in iowa. a good time of year. i'm glad there's not too much snow on the ground. [laughter] hopefully it will stay like that for monday. monday is a pretty big and import

so when they hear that diane blair, hillary close confidante in her diaries recounted how hillary calledrcissist loony tune or how she implicitly or not implicitly threatened juanita broderick withux a tight squeeze on the hand when juanita broderick was expressing to friends what happened to her from bill clinton. that's the first time they are healing of it. hillary's whole selling point for her candidacy is i'm confident and my track record is a good track record. as far as i can tell she has no track record of accomplishment and she has a past of besmirching the reputation of women who have been abused at the hands ofk7 her husband. >> there was an interesting colleague by powers. discussing how bill and hillary clinton. hillary's close friend james carville drug a 1 hundred dollars bill through a trailer park. imagine if that was said today. hey james that's over the top. and now hillary saying those who have been victims have a right to be believed. >> liberal women and liberal men get a pass. so you can have a liberal man saying horrific things and he will get a pass. when it's an

so i would now like to introduce you to hillary clinton and say hillary we are counting on you. [applause] hillary clinton: thank you. [applause] thank you all. thank you. i am really delighted to be here on the first winter day the season. [laughter] hillary clinton: to be here in this beautiful city in a church that has been the site of a lot of occasions. and especially to be introduced by brenda, who -- as she said, i first met in a town hall in when you call on people in town halls, you have no idea what they're going to say or what they are going to ask. when i called on her, she basically said i have a husband with early onset alzheimer's, i have a mother with alzheimer's. i'm taking care of them. what are you going to do about alzheimer's? it really caused me to think hard about the kind of president i want to be. obviously, i want to be a president who gets the economy moving for everybody. and get incomes rising and more good paying jobs. i want to be a president that keeps us safe and secure and takes on the threat and dangers that we face. i also want to be a preside

hillary clinton. tested and tough. to stop them, stand with her. >> all right, hillary has a new ad out. she's targeting republicans. all of that plus geraldo rivera weighs in on sean penn's meetings with el chapo. why didn't he tell authorities considering he's one of the biggest drug pushers in the world? sday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ he was thinking about hishinking joints.ancing. but now he's taking osteo bi-flex, and noticing a real difference in his joint comfort. the feeling originates in this area... spreads throughout the body... to here, inducing hilariously high levels of embarrassment in his son. he knows it's working by that look of abject humiliation on his son's face. you were made to dance, phil. so dance. shows improved joint comfort in just 7 days. osteo bi-flex. made to mo

hillary, my heart is open either one. will send myself and the field, get my kid going on it, and i think we all need to do that. amy: we have to leave it there. we will continue this debate, suzanna walters, teaches at northeastern university. her recent piece for the nation is headlined "why this socialist , feminist is for hillary." liza featherstone, contribute in editor to the nation, thank you for being with us, supporting bernie sanders. the nation magazine come up only the third time in its 150 year history to support a candidate within the democratic primary, and they came out for bernie sanders. ton we come back, we go ithaca, new york, a grandmother about to go to jail for six months involved with an anti-drone protest. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in upstate new york, a peace activist, grandmother, heading to gel today to begin a six-month sentence for photraphing a protest for a base where u.s. drones are piloted remote

i only focused for hillary a couple of days last week. i don't think about hillary.17. now we're down to 12 or 13. i have to get rid of them. toeuf win against them. they're good people. there's very good people in that group. i mean it. people that have become friends of mine. you won't see that because you won't report on that. the conflicts are more fun. i give it a lot of thought, believe it or not. but i don't think it matters. i can say this. i will win. i'll bring in states nobody ever thought of. i think i have a chance to win new york. i denied new york. i got good credit for it. nobody ever defends new yorkers. i'm going to win pennsylvania. i'm going to win west virginia. i'm going to win virginia. i'm going the win michigan. i protect the car industry. >> you think you have this nomination in the bag? >> no i think i have a good chance. ive should say, well, i would like to do well in iowa. i don't want to do that. i'd love to win iowa. if i don't, go to new hampshire. the people up there have been unbelievably good to me. iowa is very important to me. i

they feel hillary clinton is. what's really getting in the way of this argument of hillary clinton here in iowa is that in these hypothetical match-ups, at least in polls in iowa and new hampshire, between the democratic candidates and donald trump and ted cruz, bernie sanders is actually performing better and so because of that he's really undercutting her argument, or certainly trying to, as he makes his case here to potential caucus-goers in iowa, john and kate. >> brianna keilar in iowa. we'll keep our eye on that stage. when hillary clinton takes the stage, we want to see how she'll respond to this new shape of a race. joining us gloria borger and former obama adviser dan pfeiffer and doug heye, former communications director at the rnc. four years ago you were working in a heated iowa and new hampshire race. hillary clinton just a month ago in new hampshire was leading bernie sanders in the monmouth poll. now she risks fouling behind in iowa as well. what's going on here? >> this was always going to be a clo

she's the hillary for nevada for state director. you had a big weekend with president clinton coming to town. your response was phenomenal. we had president clinton in vegas on friday evening. and our organizers in a max capacity in two rooms of the boys and girls club. so we were incredibly thrilled with the level of engagement. we've been getting calls with people who want to join our campaign. so we've been really excited. when you look at the polls do you have concerns about and the "new york times" did a big piece over the weekend how many polls they are and how "divergent" they are. >> right. we met with ray on this campaign. we always knew this was going to be a tight race. that's this is why we're in democratic primary. as far as polls go polls fluctuate. there is -- it's crazy political season. some of these garage polls and some of are incredible polls. we're really focused on what matters and that's building our organization and beyond. you started with the obama campaign in 2011. i starred in 2007 for secretary clinton.

aller: i'm a fan of hillary, because hillary gets things done.sdenible] [indiscernible] host: and that's jasmine in new york. the new york times highlights some of the spending going on campaign ads, o specifically in iowa leading up caucuses.ys of the nick says all told, candidates have spent more than 40 million dollars to date in iowa in broadcast advertising, spent six alone, in the last week airingcoorercials, and an additional $13 million has been cable channels in the states. this is from ken goldstein at the university of san francisco saying analytics relies on things being underpriced. everything is being bought when it comes to ad sales, what might make more sense, more targeting on a national scale where bigger media markets over time did not it e successful, when concentrates on a small subset of voters in a small state over days, according to experts. as you can imagine all campaigns airing emocratic side their ads when it comes to the days leading up to the caucuses. ads e is a collection of from the democratic candidates. > on feb

hillary clinton. tested and tough. to stop them, stand with her. >> all right, hillary has a new ad out. she's targeting republicans. all of that plus geraldo rivera weighs in on sean penn's meetings with el chapo. why didn't he tell authorities considering he's one of the biggest drug pushers in the world? chapo. why didn't he tell authorities considering he's one of the biggest drug pushers in the biggest drug pushers in the i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ first - they limit where you earn bonus cash back.es at you? then - those places change every few months? i think i'll pass... quicksilver from capital one puts nothing in your way. you simply earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. you can't dodge the question... what's in your wallet? >>> li

you are going to see hillary, okay?50 bet here. >> no, no. 16 to 50 so that's three to one. the top bet guy is trump. that's 16. that's 3 to 1. you give me 3 to 1 odds. >> trump vs. hillary? any republican. >> they get closer. >> the highest republican is 16. don't try to bam boofl me. three to one. >> that's a bad bet for me. >> why? >> because trump and rubio. >> only one can run. >> weaseling out of this. tayl the bet and people will respect. >> you once one is picked it they will be higher in the odds. >> give me two to one. i have got any republican, you have got hillary. >> no. >> no. >> you are trying to rip me off here. >> you are a gangster. >> you are a scam artist. >> you are a gangster. there is stossel, everybody. and he won't take the bet. that's all you need to know. when we come right back, it will be miller time. he is going to talk about global warming among other things. miller is next. everyone's lookin' red carpet ready. my man, lemme guess who you're wearing... toenail fungus!? whaaat?!? fight it!

that hillary clinton -- sanders was on hillary clinton's coattails.e emphasized everything she said. she sounded more like a president. sanders is too far to the left, too liberal. you mean by sounded more like a president? caller: she sounded like she was more in control and knew more about what was going on, like when they started talking about the medical bill. i think what she was talking about the medical bill -- post,in the washington the writer talks about the winners and losers and it gets into the style of bernie sanders. yes, sanders has one volume, shouting. and he got tripped up on his voting record. hour, hehe rest of the was the prime mover in virtually every discussion from wall street to health care to time a change. accusing the offense, clinton of half-measures. we want to hear your rep-up. next, hagerstown, maryland. republican line. good morning. caller: i think bernie one need debate because he is offering a longer list of free stuff. party is noic longer what kennedy said, what can you do your -- for your country, it is, hey what

you can see hillary clinton on stage. that's her daughter chelsea clinton on stage with the former secretary of state. i said polls are close right now. there is a brand-new poll that has sent politicos into a frenzy this afternoon. i'm talking about the des moines register politics poll. donald trump up five points over ted cruz. this is the first time the des moines register polls look anything like that. as to the democrats, hillary clinton is up three points on bernie sanders. that is awfully close. and our cnn orc poll, shows the same thing as the register on the democratic side and roughly the same thing on the republican side. donald trump is now up six points. some consistency there. we have coverage all across the state right now. cnn politics correspondent m.j. lee following donald trump and joe johns in waterloo with bernie sanders. executive editor for cnn politics mark preston sitting right next to me as we speak. before we get to the live events, the reason mark is here, we have breaking news, a big announce

you mentioned hillary clinton. ted cruz is hitting you hard on your relationship with hillary clinton. a brand-new ad released overnight. here it is. >> i live in new york. she lives in new york. i really like them both a lot. >> you were at his wedding. >> i was at his wedding. thatting a right. >> sit like where you all pretend tody like each other and you're all pals behind the scenes. >> he says america needs a fighter not a dealmaker. >> you can't have somebody on the senate floor and nobody endorses you. here's a guy with all these senators, not one endorsement for cruz. he's a nasty guy. nobody likes him. it will be worse gridlock than you have right now. right now, you have gridlock. as far as hillary clinton is concerned, when i was in business, i was a world-class businessman. i built one of the great companies. that's what i intend to do with the country. bring it back to health. it's dieing with $19 trillion in debt and lots of other problems. when i was in business, i got along with everybody. democrat

with hillary clinton we see things like, will hillary clinton get prosecuted?s around the benghazi hearings. and with o'malley we hear why is martin o'malley running for president, is he still running for president. folks with questions of whether he is in the race at this point. >> what you are tell ing me is there is snark on-line. we are shocked by those. >> curiosity. >> fair enough. >> daniel, seiberg, thank you very much. >>> as we have noted, iowa will kick off the primary season with caucuses, it is 15 days from now. we will be watching the debate with some voters in iowa. they are at a debate watch party in urbandale, basically a suburb of des moines. the race is tight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. three polls in the last week, two had hillary clinton up by three or less and one has sanders up by two. a lot going on tonight. 23 minutes from the debate. we'll be right back. me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures

or they blame hillary. they have a proven strategy that they have worked hard for more than a year to distract, divide, and demonize. leave nothing behind. in our party, there are two candidates invested in a hard-fought battle, which may have different approaches to try to tackle the same thing. mark: bill clinton is back in the finest form he has been in an quite some time. for hillary, not a moment too soon. the political community is still reeling from the poll that had bernie sanders over hillary 63-33. john, will this help stop the momentum? john: i have concern for him. he have this chip on his four head. my dad has that. i saw about half that event in concorde. he was calm, cool, collected. he talked about dunkin' donuts. i think the question always with him, he is one of the great artists and doing negative in a soft way. y. mark: he never named bernie sanders. he called him hillary's opponent. the downside to bill clinton, they need him now. because he can make the case very effectively. he tried

wages are stagnate. >> hillary is talking about that as well. >> well, it is relatively new for hillary to talk about that. hillary's focus is on other things up until now. that is bernie's -- no one questions bernie's authenticity on those issues. >> ouch! >> curious comments from the president who he recently said he regrets every day his own decision not to jump in. maybe he is doing a little rear-view mirror field testing. it is interesting to hear him say nice things about sanders. >> to be fair, hillary clinton was running the state department for years. >> and it seems like joe biden is going out of his way to not say good things about clinton. i want to shift to the republican side of the race. in iowa, from quinnipiac you have donald trump in front of ted cruz. marco rubio in third. in new hampshire, donald trump out by a much bigger margin. the bunch up for second. cruz, rubio and carson and chris christie. interesting stuff with trump out in front in new hampshire in this dog fight in iowa, zach. >> that's right. you know, we thought that ted cruz or i don't know if you thoug

our pollster ends up saying he would rather beat hillary clinton than bernie sanders, hillary clintonst committed supporters. people who participated before. bernie sander's meanwhile does the best with a lot of the new participants. hillary clinton has a slight advantage. as bernie sander's revolution comes, that's how he ends up winning. >> but what extent if bernie sander's does win, do you think the clinton camp, rather, is really concerned? do they think they have this southern firewall coming up? >> reporter: they do. even our nbc "wall street journal" maris poll shows she has a more two to one lead in south carolina, which would be the really big state next after new hampshire. they do think they have that southern firewall. you go into the march 1st states, alabama, georgia, texas. they think the more diverse voters ends up helping them. alex, to me, the biggest test case on what happens in iowa is how long the nomination takes place. if hillary clinton is able to win iowa or lose in new hampshire, she probably goes in and does well in south carolina and those march 1st states

hillary, barack obama, hillary barack obama. >> there's a reason she's comfortable., democrats don't ask questions about terrorism. you notice what a dramatic difference it was in that room from the other debate? isis almost never came up. the priorities are different. the foreign policy questions were much more geared towards answers about the diplomacy where it's tougher for a democrat is when you get a lot of questions which are basically on the country's terrified, what are you going to do about it? that's where democrats find it more difficult. >> i also think that hillary clinton can stand on the stage in terms of foreign policy and answering that question of should i worry with any republican that you put her up against. i think she displayed that tonight. more importantly, getting back, i really think that's a central theme in this democratic primary. i mean even barack obama in his interview today, he hinted at it the, but hillary clinton says it over and over and over again, eric holder said it on her behalf. this race is about building on and protecting th

a supporter of hillary clinton. caller: how are you doing? i support hillary all the way.think she is our best shot at keeping the white house. bernie sanders has good policies, things he wants to do, but they will never get passed. they control both the house and the senate. they would never vote for what bernie sanders wants to do. host: why do you think that? caller: look at how he -- they had them with president obama. bernie sanders has been in congress for a long time. what bills has he got passed? nothing. client for hillary. she can get it done. host: from a supporter bernie sanders and the virgin islands. calvin is up next. caller: good morning. if i could vote, i would vote for bernie sanders. i think the previous caller speaks to one of the issues he has right now which is whether tocan get the minority vote support him should he become the democratic nominee. hillary clinton is so entrenched in the democratic party. i think a lot of people view his extreme.d i did too as he will have to tweak some of his policies if he's going to get broad-based support for him