senator jeff late karl rove along with the moderator. [applause] >> hello there. i use to be a strategist with political campaigns were actually i made some acquaintance with karl rove let me introduce the panel starting at the other end jim ryder from the atlantic and his wife deborah and then not running for reelection in 2018 karl rove in 2,002,004 with president bush and a fascinating book of the presidential campaign between with the kid me. and 1896. did i say 1996? i got up at 530 in the morning. [laughter] linda the new isolationism with the new global disorder which now seems prophetic he gave a remarkable speech so it fits perfectly with the topic. how polarized are we? looking at the most dire polarization since the civil war. >> but the lack of historical perspective doesn't help her car we polarize compared to when exactly? 1968 are we as polarized as we were and the battle the answer is not particularly. we are a country that is going through it is a difficult phase of a marriage. that doesn't mean we shouldn't take steps to do something about this.

karl rove, chief strategist for george w. bush in 2000 and 2004. served in the white house. writes a column for the wall street journal and has written a fascinating book about the 1996 presidential campaign between william mckinley and - - 1896. did i say 1996? bret stephens, columnist for the new york times. his book, entitled america in retreat. which now seems quite prophetic. he gave a speech in 2017 on the dying art of disagreement. it fits perfectly with our topic. let me ask directly and we will start with brett, how polarized are we and are we making the situation worse i think we are experiencing the most dire polarization since the civil war? >> i think the answer to the second question is yes. i do think we make matters worse with a lack of historical perspective. it doesn't help us. are we polarized compared to when exactly? february 19, 1968 and the battles over the vietnam war. as we as polarized as they were during the grant administration discussing the ku klux klan. nevermind the battles over kansas in the 1850s. compared to those episodes in american histo

lynne cheney and karl rove with your moderator, susan eisenhower. [applause] >> you don't want to fall off the steps went you enter the dais. [laughter] let's see, i -- they told me left. >> all the way over. [laughter] >> karl, you know the difference between right and left, don't you? [laughter] >> yeah, you're on their right. [laughter] >> welcome, everybody. i'm susan eisenhower, and it's a terrific pleasure to be here today to have a conversation with dr. lynne cheney and karl rove. this is a real honor for me and a real treat to be able to have kind of an intimate conversation about the executive power in the united states, to actually wield power alongside of the president of the united states and also to talk about what it's like to be behind the scenes. let me just say very quickly of my cough, i'm not sick. [laughter] >> i don't know, you came back from wuhan with that cough. [laughter] feeling all right? you're a little warm, little warm. lynne, you want to change? i think the two women ought to be here -- >> i had to clean out somebody's

karl rove, thank you.ome back, twice failed presidentiale candidate hillary clinton now throwing her full support behind romney. geraldo, wait until you hear what he has to say tonight. straight ahead. ♪ i'm finding it hard to stay on top of things a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free woory free.... boom! boom! get free business day shipping... ...at office depot, officemax and officedepot.com ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right. sore loser, diminished mitt romney has a new fan failed presidential candidatete hillary clinton on the ellen show today. she praised the utah senator for his vote to convict trump. and when asked if she would accept the vp nod she scoffed at the notion and added never say never. >> it's hard to get 67 votes to convict and n remove somebody. but i was still disappointed that not more of the republicans were willing to take the standor that mitt romney took. w >> mitt romney? yeah. [applause] >> extraordinary speech on the floor. >> if someone asked you to be vice p

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we bring in our team, karl rove on the right. long do the two with you, but the audience during the commercial break there. is that marianne said, it is over. and karl rove, you said, we will forget about the other 3,000 delegates down the line. carl -- >> no, no, no, no. i said 3,696 delegates. let's forget the other 47, puerto rico, it's gone. we've had three contest. bernie won two by the smallest number anybody has ever won iowa and number 12, new hampshire, 45 delegates, 2.3% what he needs for the nomination. it's over. forget it, it is done. i mean my think we are being a little premature. >> bill: marianne, you can return serve on that. why do you say it's over. >> four years ago today hillary clinton had one delicate lead over bernie sanders and she went on to put 53 delegate lead on super tuesday. she never looked back. she won the nomination on that day as did donald trump. everybody knows super tuesday no catching either one of them because it's all about math. you can't catch up once you are behind. super tuesday we h

karl rove, great to see you. i just have to redo this quote.en has worked long and hard, and will someone please issue him a plaque and a metal? the saddest thing about the doomed condos see that he's piloting is that nobody outside of the family will weep the day it sputters and falls back to earth. and he had other mean warrantee biden campaign? >> that is tough. if there is a chance, i thought it was interesting. representative clybourn who is very respective among his south carolina constituents and even throughout the entire state immediately rallied to biden standard. so there is a slim chance, south carolina is different than new hampshire, south carolina likes to do things differently from new hampshire. so there is a distant outside shot about joe biden does better and if he does do better particularly steams into a first or second place finish, it says something. but it is on life support. this is next door to massachusetts, and for her to come in where she did and had both of their ways to go forward blocked, and i don't see -- >> el

karl rove? >> yeah, look. press wants bloomberg to be in the barrel and his opponents want him to be in the barrel. and he is in the barrel. he is going to be in the barrel until he can climb out. what's amazing to me is how much money he has spent and while it has moved him in the national polls, a key test for me is going to be has it moved him in the march 3rd states because nationwide people say i'm just hearing about him for the first time and march 3rd states they have seen a lot of his ads but also those democrats have been thinking hard about what their choice is. and i'm not certain he is necessarily has gotten the value for his money so far in these early polls. because he tends to be like in california he is second but he is 12 points behind bernie. in texas, he is fourth behind both biden and sanders and warren. and in north carolina, he is third behind biden and sanders. and, you know, the ads are going to have an effect no doubt about it. he is not moving up as fast as i think he wanted to be mov

[inaudible conversations] >> please welcome doctor lynne cheney and karl rove. with the moderator, susan eisenhower. [applause] >> this is a real honor for me. and a real treat to be able to have kind of an intimate conversation about the executive power in the united states. to actually wield power alongside the president of the united states and also to talk about what it's like to be behind the scenes. let me say very quickly. if i cough, i'm not sick. >> you came back from wuhan with that cough. [laughter] you feeling all right? you a little warm? >> i had to clean up somebody's fireplace the other day and inhaled some fire smoke. in any case, don't be alarmed if i find myself coughing. let me just say it's a thrill to talk to again. as i had some experience as a child with what it's like to be in the company of people who wield enormous power. to observe both the pressures of the job along with the loneliness, you might say of power. obvious that comes with privilege but also great sacrifice. lynne, you said over time that you have carved out a remarkable c

how did you see it, karl rove?ink he is a very smart guy, he used to edit my work at "the wall street journal," we had two states vote, and bernie roughly under 82% of the delegates thus far, a delegate behind mayor pete buttigieg. nobody says pete buttigieg is the lock to be in the nominee. but bernie does have momentum, and bernie does have a base from last time around. and bernie has united the left-wing lane, eating away at the support that elizabeth warren had. so he is a formidable foe. will you be after super tuesday? the candidate with the most delegates? i think so, but he won't be appreciatively of the head by where he is now at 32% of the delegates thus far, remember we are about ready to have another guy who is going to get the 15% minimum required to get to get delegates, michael bloomberg. and we have a lot of candidates. >> dana: you think that he will put some points on the board? >> oh, yeah, if you spend 600-$800 million as he will by the end of the night, you are. but remember, the democrats are

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karl rove, chief of staff. great to have you, carl. people kind of thinking too prematurely that this is burning is all the way? >> yes, i think so. let's go to the whiteboard. here's why you think that. 3,797 delegates to the democratic national commission. does it include the 700 plus superdelegates? we have elected 101 of those people. it takes 1992 win. ernie sanders has 45. mayor pete has 25, joe biden has 15. elizabeth warren has 8, amy klobuchar has 7. only 43 times, bernie does to get to the number he needs. we will have the biggest primary we have had thus far on saturday with 54 delegates up for grabs. having said that, there is a problem in stopping bernie. in new hampshire, the three more moderate candidates, mayor pete, joe biden, and klobuchar got 52% of the vote. but because some of them did not get to the 15% threshold that you have to have in every district and state, he got 37.5% of the delegates with 26% of the vote. it is premature, but the democrat said that they don't want to bernie are going to have to find a way

lynne cheney and karl rove with your moderator, susan eisenhower. [applause] >> you don't want to fall off the steps went you enter the dais. [laughter] let's see, i -- they told me left. >> all the way over. [laughter] >> karl, you know the difference between right and left, don't you? [laughter] >> yeah, you're on their right. [laughter] >> welcome,

[inaudible conversations] >> please welcome james carville, senator jeff flick, karl rove, and bret stephens blocks are blog whether welcome again. all the way at the other end. far to my right which he isn't, is james carville. who led in the -- [applause] >> let the 1992 clinton campaign and the ragin camein was a powerful force. next is senator jeff flake, who -- [applause] -- who i feel i'm becoming best friends with, was the author of the conscience of a conservative, a rare that republican who dared to disaggrieve we trump then karl rove a strategy grim from the 2000 and 2004 bush campaign and a powerful voice in the republican gm and finally bret stephens, the "new york times" columnist who wrote an op-ed titled can anyone save the g.o.p. now, james has asked me if he can start this off by presenting a gift to karl. go ahead. >> so, karl writes a year-end column "wall street journal" making predictions for 2020 and his first prediction is james carville would be happy because lsu would win a national championship. so karl you won one on the year and i bought you a gift. you know who t

karl rove joins us live and that in moments. correspondent matt gaetz what might be another shocking example of the swamp winning again for the justice department shut down like deciding not criminal charges tonight, he weighs in on a new round of tax cuts coming from the white house. victor davis hanson joins us to break than hillary clinton's latest jabs against the president. but first, or our top story. a2020 democratic candidate and leading the charge against tom perez the chair right now. congressman, thanks for coming in. what's your case against tom perez starting with iowa as we see these new reports suggesting, maybe the d and c was more deeply involved in the app that caused the chaos. >> it comes down to the failure of leadership and numerous examples of this failure of leadership that has shaken the trust and faith that voters in this primary election should have that when they go and cast their votes, their voices will be heard. there have been an incredible lack of transparency around the failures of the iowa cauc

that and a crazy group of democratic radical socialists that want to be president, the architect, karl roveite board. $2.5 billion seems like a lot of money, karl. we're not going to support this bill because it's not enough. how about start with the $2.5 billion? >> this is shameful on schumer's part. the centers for disease control headed by robert redfield, a top flight professional, the national institutes of health involved, francis collins, an extraordinary human being. >> sean: anthony fouche -- >> yeah, terrific. and these are the people that are helping the acting homeland secretary, chad wolf and the department of health and human services, secretary alex azar. they're helping plan this. three of them are completely apolitical. schumer is trying to politicize something that should be left alone. if these top professionals thought that $2.5 billion was insufficient, they would say so. the president is paying close attention to them. this ought to be done outside of politics. stop it, schumer. this is not good. >> sean: very quickly. 40 second for your white board. what do you have

. >> martha: so i want to play a sound bite from karl rove on this show about what he needs needs to happen for your candidate to do well. watch this. >> for bloomberg to win, biden has to implode in the next two or three weeks. finishing third or fourth and distant from the first place finisher and be creamed in new hampshire like we expect. >> martha: do you agree? >> it's always interesting when republicans want to give us advice and perspective about the election. mike bloomberg is running against donald trump. we're running a general election-type campaign through the primary and caucus season. there's a lot of things that will happen during the course of february and as you mentioned again primarily because of when mike announced, we're not on the ballot in the four states during the course of february. but super tuesday and forward, we'll be active and competitive. so we'll see what happens. they're -- >> martha: karl rove has run a number of successful cam pins. >> i'm not diminishing -- >> martha: he's saying for bloomberg to succeed -- do you still feel that way? there was

eventually it's mental and good authority at the senior visor karl rove's car we don't know what's going on. so i get back to the white house at culpepper and i say fantastic man, you paid me back. for every time i'm still in your car you paid me back. i got the white house photographer from west exactly want to get a picture of you me and your handiwork. first devices had data but finally he fences up that he had done it. and i said look this is the greatest thing you've ever done. no one has ever come close to this we have to have a photograph. we said worth through the white house and people come spilling out of the ike people come spilling out of the west wing, it's about 6:00 o'clock in the evening, and people start applauding hubbard and he's having a hard time with his camera people are coming out in their applauding hubbard any starting to get in scanning say yeah i did this it's really fantastic really fabless. a block to uniformed officers of the secret service and put him in handcuffs. and then the white house photographer takes the picture. [laughter] and it really creeps hub

the architect, fox news contributor, karl rove. what's on the whiteboard? what did you bring?, i brought two. they wanted me to bring three. but i'm sorry, all i could bring was two. let's think about is this. delegates chosen through march 3rd will represent 40% of the total at the democratic convention. after march 3rd, it will be 60%. only two primaries. one caucus, one primary behind us.. p it's 22 for bernie, excuse me, 22-22. and then three others behind. but nobody is breaking, both buttigieg and bernie are elected so far that would mean that they would need to get a remaining 60% of delegates. they need to win 60% of those to that would mean that they would need to get, of the remaining 60% of delegates, they would need to win 60% of those to get 36% of the total delegates and get themselves to 50, as of the opening day in milwaukee. that looks like it's going to be awful hard to do, given how scrambled this field is. >> sean: all right, so you think where we are headed is a broken convention, for sure. >> i'm not certain for sure, because it could be that somebody on

karl rove. football game tomorrow and there is one guy not playing but he weighs in. he could kill you with a handshake. i'm talking about joe theismann, the former superstar and what he makes of big superstars coming tomorrow night. you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and save! where did that come from? the kitchen. it was halftime. neil: it is not des moines, iowa. miami, florida might look like a more inviting locale but for me it is a preferred place but if you are a super bowl fan that is the epicenter of the universe for the time being and my next guest, former nfl mvp joe theismann. good to see you. so much attention on the big game. you felt that pressure with the red

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i was married to karl rove for 67 years he died in 2015 just before his 101st birthday together they founded and built up the textile firm old world weavers and traveled the world looking for unusual patterns and materials i was contributed to the interior design of the white house under 9 different us presidents then in 2019 i resigned got her own gallery at the peabody essex museum in salem massachusetts. which you cases on samples the fashion icon designed from head to toe. she donated around 1000 pieces from her private collection to the museum. iris is always going to be herself is very true to her own vision style but more so it also i think provided people with an opportunity to look at themselves and say well what am i afraid of you know i can do this too. i want to be very nonchalant and courage i respond for the express is all of that through her clothing she was never bothered by logos or labels she makes is always good to go with one of a kind pieces and embroider jackets with a custom jewelry. i'm collecting. and i was just recently and i. so they were. i have a few thin

united states and israel the announcement came up to much and see meeting of the arab league and karl rove following the release on tuesday of the trumpet ministrations along the way to peace plan. that we are relations with you and with america we have said the same thing to america including security relations. obviously the palestinian president's remarks did not come as a surprise right from the start the palestinians have not been part of the so-called deal of the century and we've heard repeatedly the palestinians say that neither their aspirations nor the future of jerusalem is something that's up for sale. i won't accept the solution simply by saying that jerusalem will not be part of israel will not be accepted in any way and i won't have it written in my history my country's history but i have seen jerusalem we have also heard from the arab league that they adopt the position of palestine and this was at this emergency meeting that was held as often as saturday now over the past few days there have been protests at a number of palestinian cities. was was. there's also been a flar

and very karl rove of you.thank you, reince priebus. >> party chairman being in charge of a lot of boring things. that's what party chairman do. >> jason: amen to that tammy, i have got to tell you, democrats more than anything, they just want to win. i don't think they even necessarily care who, they just want to win. but joe biden, who very well might win in south carolina had to apologize again for spewing a lie. >> yeah. >> and you know, where there is a lang of enthusiasm, remember, the clyburn endorsement will make a big difference because of the infrastructure that that brings n get out the vote effort. but when you go past south carolina, there's a problem. the big news for joe biden withins last couple of days was a super pac was going to spend i think like low six figures for him during super tuesday. now, you've got millions that need to be spent and are being spent by the other candidates but it's because the money isn't there for him. and you are looking at infrastructure that still doesn't exist t

[inaudible conversations] >> please welcome james carville, senator jeff flick, karl rove, and bret stephens

and listen cheney and karl rove reflect on the bush administration. watch our coverage of the writers festival starting at noon eastern on saturday and 1:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. and be sure to watch our live coverage of the savannah book festival next saturday on book tv on c-span 2. >> during this election season the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. but since you can't be everywhere, there's c-span. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all other political coverage for one simple reason, it's c-span. we've brought you your unfiltered view of government every day since 1979 and this year we're bringing you an unfiltered view of the people seeking to steer that government this november. in other words, your future. so this

karl rove writing in the wall street journal a lot of people think this is the president's best week ever being acquitted and all the things happening, the economy great numbers, democrats in disarray but remember what happened the first week of february does not tell us what is going to happen in november and to get ahead of themselves would be a dangerous thing. >> there is a consistent trend because i see it across the country. i go to all the president's rallies, something is going wrong with 2000 people camping out the night before the rally now. state like new jersey in 40 degree weather, something is happening when in manchester, new hampshire we pack an arena and the data released can be instructive to democrats, when you have 52,000 people who register for tickets tonight 17% of which did not vote in a single election, that is three times the amount needed to flip this state. just to shut up at the trump rally who lost the state by 2700 votes, trump accidentally, wisconsin, michigan, one.5% away from, we are going to win new hampshire, we are going to minnesota and democrats

i don't know if you want the endorsement from karl rove.said a moment ago he thinks you might exceed expectations tonight. >> i would hate to come on tv and set an expectation to come in ahead of expectations. we feel a lot of strength on the ground. we had a fantastic pair of events yesterday in the iowa city and des moines. we've been in a lot of the counties that famously switched from president obama to trump and we're seeing folks come out of the woodwork not just diehard democrats but some more independent-minded folks. disaffected republicans looking for a change. wanting to turn the page and looking for a campaign that welcomes them and demonstrate we have what it takes to defeat donald trump in the fall. >> your staff tells me your captains will be important to rally support for you. a lot of trump voters who went obama in 2012 and went trump in 2016 and looking for something new. what is your appeal to trump voters in rural areas? >> this is going to be a campaign that invites everybody in to be part of the solution. it is not say

. >> bill: karl rove is live in austin, fox news contributor. >> good day to you. >> bill: thank you. how many go after bloomberg. turn the argument around. bloomberg has an opportunity to go after bernie sanders and democratic socialism. i would think his campaign would jump at that opportunity. >> they would. the question is how big of a shot will they have at that and how sustain it can be. they are going to be on the receiving end. the press wants them to be in the barrel. his opponents want him to be in the barrel. that's a lethal combination and if i went in their camp i'd be worried about we sort of know what some of the attacks might be tonight but if i were one of his opponents, i'd want to take something new that is extremely dangerous and not popped into the arena and go after him on that maybe thinking they're not as prepared. >> bill: that's what iowa and new hampshire do they hone their message well. >> right. and in this instance we've gotten a bunch of stuff dumped out there about his public comments. i suspect the research teams of each candidates have several gems th

i will read to you from karl rove this morning, the bigger that i will mess the worst of democratic field. and of course as the trade agreement, the chinese approval of the first phase of the deal, the super bowl ad that highlighted criminal justice reform and then of course we see the president holding all the newspaper articles from pages today saying equitable. what do you think about the state of things today? >> this is not a good week for democrats and this is a struggle coming out of iowa. i'm hopeful that we can move forward but of course our chairman has called for the inconsistencies to come forward. >> we have to get it right no matter what. doesn't matter the time as long as we get it right. we have to make sure the americans believe the process is secure and accurate. >> look at these numbers out of this "boston globe" pole. the new hampshire primary had sanders in the lead, biden at 12% and warren came in third and we are not even talking about her. >> when you come in a distant third it's a pretty short path from there to a distant fifth. right now the fight will be who tha

former second lady lynn cheney and former presidential advisor karl rove reflect on the george w. bush administration. that all starts now. please welcome max boot, james fallow, george packer and robin wright with your moderator at stevens Ãbmoderator brett stevens. [applause] >> long time no see. i'm thrilled to be moderating, just about the most distinguished panel i think anyone could assemble on the theme of foreign policy, to my extreme right max boot, he used to be to my extreme right. [laughter] >> only on this stage in my on your two extreme right. >> not too much anymore. he's known as a prolific writer of columns for washington post, commentator on cnn of a distinguished author of biographies of books on the military. i have a personal note to add, max was my first boss at the wall street journal and he was the best boss i have ever had. it has been a model for me on a personal basis for that reason for many years. you will notice he will get all the easy questions today. [laughter] jim james fallow, he was president carter chief speechwriter for a couple of years befor

britt hume, karl rove, donna brazil. miss those days bouncing around? no, you don't?n the 88 campaign i was on my way to sioux city and ended up in sioux falls, south dakota. >> 1988 or 1888? >> on not that old yet. bret: when you look at this rate's, carl, the surprise-- potentially and we went over it on your board that could happen tomorrow night, do you think amy klobuchar is one? >> i don't think she outperforms biden but that would be a heck of a story that happened. if this race is so closely tied then small changes in opinion in the final days matter a lot and small changes in precincts where your choice doesn't have 15%, those matter a lot so we will see all kinds of potential raw kinds of surprises tomorrow night. i love these volunteers to serve as chairman of their party, but democrats have such great language, realignment process that don is a superdelegate, no longer is she a superdelegate, she's an automatic delegate vote so, i mean, i love the terminology. martha: i mean, the whole impetus behind the changes not calling them superdelegates or letting t

he looked at me and said, my name is karl rove. i work for him. i said oh my gosh, i am sorry.e said how would you like to come up and have a cocktail with him? we heard from gerald ford you are a good writer and he would like to have a word for you. that is how i got on and it was coincidental. >> talk more about working with president bush. dr. smith: george h. w. bush was my favorite. clear with some of his other friends, jennifer fitzgerald, i was flown to houston to do another interview at the house. bush mansiont the in my three-piece suit and the door opens on the side of the house and outcomes george bush in a t-shirt and he looks at me and said if you will get out of that silly vest, i will cook you breakfast. that was the kind of guy he was. magnificent. he gets me a cup of coffee, i took my coat off and buy vest off and he is cooking eggs. incomes barbara bush, she looks at me, she looks at george, she looks at me, she looks at george and says george, if that man spells a drop of that coffee on the floor i will never forgive you because the chinese delegation is comi

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karl rove once filled in for him and he called me and he said i had no idea that it took that much worko do all of that. >> a three hour radio show is not easy. a lot of prep. >> dana: he inspired an entire movement. beyond radio. young people today working in politics or media were running for him early on. >> thousands of imitators, countless. >> dana: no one is ever going to be rush limbaugh. there's great treatments and hopefully you'll feel better soon. thank you, howie kurtz. up next, we are getting an apology over iowa. see what that's about. what republicans say they want to hear from president trump tonight. and also they don't want to hear. veterans can refinance their va loans with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. newday has extended our call center hours so that every veteran in america can take advantage of this unexpected drop in interest rates. one call can save you $2000 every year. to start saving on your next mortgage payment go to that gives me cash back onesome new aeverything.akuten that's ebates. i get cash back on electronics, trav

but political prosecution like the one of roger stone or michael flynn were going back to karl rove are always with right for this kind of partisan response, everyone is looking at it and of course prosecutors if they resign, and it's a really big deal, i think what bill barr was saying as i tried to resolve a dispute within the justice department, i did it in a proper way but he's also sticking up for his department. another cabinet secretary that's had to answer for some of the tweets and things is michael pompeo, secretary of state. why didn't you stick up for her? no evidence she did anything wrong it's in a row. so i think this is mild but if you are concerned about the rule of law then you should be happy. >> jesse: obviously is a man of integrity, serves multiple administrations and why do i get eye roll? >> juan: the way that -- the disposition with which he has handled this president who had authoritarian instincts has been largely to go along with it, just to get out of the way. >> jesse: how so? >> juan: there are so many cases even with this case where he think about how the

. >> harris: karl rove was looking at the delegate count in iowa and claims in fact opposite of what you are saying, it is not over. let's watch. >> lisa: they are wrong. >> so when's i was going to win as a result of this and so-and-so is going -- is out. sanders would have 12 delegates, warren would have nine and biden would have a period of 41 delegates get split up roughly this way. are we going to say that this contest is over? >> harris: it is not over after new hampshire but if he doesn't have a good showing in nevada and south carolina, that's a problem. advertising shifting to nevada in "the wall street journal" about mike bloomberg, if he has any shot of the nomination, it must collapse before super tuesday on march the 3rd. that is the biggest fear for biden. so with nevada if you look at the outbreak right now, number one in nevada but bernie is three and a half percentage points behind him. and south carolina, still has a very strong lead because of the black voters in that state, he is up by 12 and a half percentage points over tom steyer in bernie sanders on this tie f

when karl rove and w.ush started to mesh with it all ble their face and led to attorney general gonzalez being fired basically. forced to resign. so i think it's too early in the game to say that the department of justice can't heal thyself but certainly the administration of attorney general barr is a serious problem for the ethics an the integrity for the department of justice. >> will you believe any criminal charges that are brought against james comey and andrew mccabe? >> you'd need to take a very, very close look because they're clearly in the realm of political targeting. and so much time has gone by. >> all right. i know that's what you think and that's what maybe a lot of the public would think. but what if -- what's there to -- >> by defendants in the criminal proceedings that could reveal a lot of documents that show that these were ginned up criminal prosecutions, cooked up in the white house council's office or imaginations of donald trump. and then ultimately, a judge who has supervisory aut

karl rove weighs in after the fireworks at last night's democrat debate. beginning of a big test for democrats. who is on track to pass or fail? plus, more than four years ago, a gunman murdered a reporter on live television. videos of the terrifying incidents are still online, and now her father is fighting one of the world's biggest tech companies to have them removed. i will speak with him in the next hour, on "the daily briefing." >> we have over 10.6 million people on twitter, and 99.9% of them are decent human beings, working people, people who believe in justice, compassion, and love. if there are a few people who make ugly remarks, who attack trade union leaders, i do movement. bros" of the debate last night. we are learning some in the nevada culinary union saying they have been receiving threatening direct messages and voice mails from aggressive supporters, angry about their break with the senator on his medicare for all plan. 2020 candidates laid the blame at sanders' door. >> i have said many times before, we are all response were for our supp

look who we have over here prepping for all the very show karl rove from donna brazile, guys they areng like sailors a moment ago. but you never know who you're going to run into here. are you ready for tonight come a big night. >> this is caffeine. >> shannon: we have that in abundance here. >> this is abundance. >> shannon: look what we have milky way, snickers so don't say you will go hungry on caucus night because you will not. and we will get extreme makeovers and the hair and makeup teams are here. we take this whole operation on the road. okay, listen, none of us wake up looking like this which you know. we have experts in magician like melissa who does hair and makeup. she gives us up on the trends to make sure no matter how long the day is intraday will be a long one. we are going to look put together. what are these nights like when we take the shows on the road? i'm trying to explain to people how amazing technicians, magicians really who get all of our studios transported to another place. we take the whole thing on the road took up a big nights. you know for folks at home

he looked at me and said my name is karl rove and i work with him. oh my gosh, i'm sorry. no, no, no, how would you like to have a talk with him? we heard from gerald ford that you are a good writer and he would like to talk with you. that is how i got on with him. >> let's talk about working with president bush. >> george h w bush was my favorite client of all time. after that happened, i had to clear with some of his other friends, jennifer fitzgerald. that i was flown to houston to do another interview at the house. i showed up at the bush -- in my three piece suit. the door opened from the side of the house and outcomes george bush in a t-shirt. he looks at me and said if you will get out of that silly vest i will cook you breakfast. that was the kind of guy he was, just magnificent. we went into the kitchen and he gives me a cup of coffee and i'm standing there with a cup of coffee, took my coat off. he is cooking eggs. incomes barbara bush. she looks at me and looks at george and looks at me and then looks at george and she says george, if that man still to drop a co