to get into this. >> we would like you to dissect my dear friend -- and he is a dear friend -- joe klein'scans that know policy. >> jeb bush, john kasich. >> that is -- >> i like john kasich and and jeb bush, too. >> we're talking about the presidency of the united states. >> but what has created this situation? please don't say the media. >> well i think we have a role in it, but i think we -- >> we do? >> for 40 years i've been covering this story ever since the steel mills started closing on the south side of chicago. it's the globalization of the economy that has that has created a lot of problems for the working class in this country. used to be you could graduate from high school and find a good-paying job -- >> we get this, why does donald trump speak to those people? >> he exploits those people. >> he exploits those people? >> yes, he says things that will never happen. has he ever been -- >> joe klein, "time" magazine, do you think the people in new hampshire that voted for him are that stupid? do you think the people in south carolina that are giving him a 15-point lead are that

>> joining us now, the editor of "time" magazine nancy gibs and joe klein from "time" magazine in newstory, the hillary clinton "i know what it's like to be knocked down" is the quote and inside "do you see her now" is what you're calling the piece. joe, you say being hillary clinton is the single greatest obstacle to her being hillary clinton. what do you mean by that: >> well, when you say "hillary clinton," almost everybody in this country has an immediate impression and it's based on her notoriety over the years. but what i've seen on the stump and what i've seen her do in between campaigns is a lot of hard work on substance. and that's what's she's trying to get across in this campaign and i don't know that she's having very much luck doing it because we're all focused on the clown car and sparklers. >> nancy, one thing that jumped out on me in this piece by joe is him saying that clinton brings to the table an idealism tempered by time and hard experience. do you think -- do you think she's done a good job of showing those traits a seasoned that the kind of thing that can win a

. >> you know, it is also -- it's -- we saw it with joe klein yesterday, his head was about to explode's not just scorn we're getting, from some of our competitors we're getting a strange microscope as if we are incapable of asking donald trump tough questions, in the town hall you would see that we've asked him every question, we've pushed back. i don't agree with probably four out of six major things that he said, i thought they were horrible and i have said that and i will say it again and yet you have our competition holding a similar town hall and asking him if he likes pizza. are you kidding me? and what music you listen to. i don't remember doing that. >> last week it was the same exact thing last week with the town hall meeting that a competitor -- >> and then they have us doing articles. this is trump derangement syndrome. >> it is. >> it's not us. >> a competitor actually asks questions about how did you meet your wife? you know, what's it like being in first place, et cetera, et cetera. >> how do you relax? do you sleep? >> yeah, how much sleep do you get? and for some reaso

robert klein, joe piscopo, cutting crew, calvin trillin, and george benson and earl klugh. we'll see ya, tomorrow. good night. [ applause ] i'm humbled, by that applause. come and knock on our door come and knock on our door we've been waitin' for you we've been waitin' for you where the kisses are hers and hers and his three's company, too come and dance on our floor come and dance on our floor take a step that is new take a step that is new we've a lovable space that needs your face three's company, too you'll see that life is a ball again laughter is callin' for you down at our rendezvous down at our rendezvous i'll take this down to mrs. roper. remind mr. roper about that leaky faucet. oh, thanks for reminding me. oh, hi. hi. happy un-birthday. oh, jack, i've got to talk to you. first i want to tell you about my surprise. well, jack, this is important. what's more important than peter frampton? michael winthrop. what's he recorded? he's the guy i've been dating, remember? oh, yeah. michael "the gourmet" winthrop. don't talk about him like that. i happen to like him... a

joe klein in interview with hillary clinton, do you see her now after more than four decades in the spotlight? hillary clinton is finally coming into view. this is what the cover looks like from time magazine. i know it is like to be knocked down. sherry joining us on a democrat line from rock rapids, iowa. good morning. >> john kasich said it right. the moment after the death of someone as wonderful as judge scalia, to be putting it in a sick.cal arena was they sugar 1000 phone calls or more from the iowa people to let him know that he needs to just be quiet and let the family mourn. wasdebate last night absolutely foolish. john kasich said it best. we have got to stop the fighting. that is how i believe. host: thank you very much for the call. this from inside the unique -- the new york times, clinton e-mail released now includes three classified as secret e-mails that came out friday into saturday. stephen myers following the story saying the state department released 551 more e-mails from the personal server of hillary clinton. including 84 with some or all of the messages blocked out bec

klein just fine. a big 3-2 rangers' win. next will host the heat tomorrow. they face joe johnson. he has officially signed with miami today. >> nets on the road taking on the jazz. brooklyn led by five in the half. donald sloan in the lane here. nets bidding for their sixth road win. right now they lead 08-69 in the fourth. >>> college hoops. this is a season to forget for rutgers. it could be the wrong history. they are two losses away from finishing winless in the big ten. today another chance to a first conference win. cats led by 30 at the half. they dropped ruteers by a final

klein in seven days. -- fifth decline in seven days. nasdaq underperforming. faded andoon rebound lost steam. joeicipation for janet yellen tomorrow.

klein in seven days. -- fifth decline in seven days. nasdaq underperforming. faded andoon rebound lost steam. joe: a lot of anticipation for janet yellen tomorrow. today, it was the quietest day in some time. energy got slammed with oil. alix: there was no rhyme or reason when the sectors did well. staples,, health care, no macro theme. one stock i wanted to keep my dividend.slicing its lengths you have to go to stay alive. the stock was halted for a while. check this out. $15.7 billion in debt. -$1 billion in free cash flow. that shows how difficult it is for highly leveraged companies. joe: another big thing that defined the markets, japan overnight 10 year yield going negative, extraordinary. the widow maker, the japanese government bond yields, continuing to decline into negative territory with the boj going into negative rates. , peoplelipside, greece getting nervous there. banks getting crushed. 10 year yield over 10%. the highest since last summer. , a lot of destabilization concern in europe. scarlet: as those yields falter, money rushing into the japanese yen. strengthened against all it

joe when it comes to game winners. the nets win 105-104. rangers looking to make it three of the last three. kevin klein likes in the second and i give him a thumbs up. jt miller continues to be hot. that's his 9th goal in ten games. rangers take it 2-1. that's your cbs 2 sports update. >>> a piano man gets a standing ovation at a long island high school. >> he makes sure that students continue to take the stage. jill has the story. >> thundrous applause for billy joel in brookeville. hundreds of students over joy donations joel is making to keep the high school for the arts from shutting it's doors. >> they never cut sports programs. >> he felt he had to do something when he learned the long island high school for the arts would likely to have close because of a lack of enrollment. >> raise your voice in any which way you can in protest that they are going to shut down an arts program that's vital for people. >> last fall managers revealed they were losing millions of dollars. school districts worried about a property tax cap willing to pay the yearly $13,000 tuition per student. >> we'd like to see an

klein doing the honors with under three minutes to play. the rangers win. >>> he and nets parted ways in a buyout and yesterday joe johnson had a new team. he signed with the heat. brooklyn keeping it close in the throwing it down, hayward doing plenty of work to keep the jazz out front. he hit the three to regain the lead. utah trying to make a comeback late, but lopez had none of that. 34 second to go, 98-96. the nets get the win. >>> the warriors had a chance to clinch a play off spot in oklahoma. warriors trailed the whole time. steph curry a freak of nature. he threw up the long-range feet over 38 feet away. 123 of the game for the warriors. the they're in the playoffs in february, improve to 53-5. >>> last spring did not go as planned for wheeler, forced to have tommy johns surgery, missing the whole season. wheeler threw from the front slope of the mound. he tossed ten pitches while the team takes a cautious approach with his rehab. so far, so good. >> it's a long process, but something like this, getting your feet dirty again, back on the mound, it's big for me personally. i don't know. it might be small, but it's big for me. >>

klein, "time" magazine and anonymous author of "primary colors." thanks. joe: thanks. host: let's hear from you and we'll talk to folks here as well. we'll begin with a phone call from hussein in deer born heights, michigan. hussein, you're on c-span. what did you think about the rally? caller: it's typical in bernie sanders. there was a lot of young people. as a democratic i'm a supporter of hillary clinton and i just wanted to say one thing that joe was talking about. i don't know if the iowa caucus and the state of iowa is representative of america. the caucus voters make up 90% of them are white. only about 16% of actual registered voters will vote in the caucus. and once again, a majority of them are white. it's kind of a shame that has so much momentum and so much pressure on these candidates to win iowa when in actuality they don't represent all of america. however, i get the state of politics. another thing i wanted to touch on, i feel like the media is partially responsible for letting trump side. when trump talks about registering muslims, when trump talks ab