our resident millenial on the couch, katie pavlich -- >> don't fault me.hat do you think about your generation leaning so far left? >> i think interesting numbers are similar to the vietnam war. who do you think is teaching generations coming up since the vietnam war? the same people who are protesting the vietnam war, far left radicals who grew up into the '60s and into the '70s. they're in the education system, not just at college level but starting in kindergarten. that is it where it starts. i do want to say although young people lean left, there are some conservative young people doing very good things. charlie kirk, turning point usa is one of them. i would say they're going into college. will be more liberal when they leave and get out and get the job and see their taxes taken out of the paycheck and maybe go a little more conservative. andrea: it is true though, kennedy. along the border with the millenials and i have noticed change. almost impossible to when you talk to millenials because the culture, you talk about this on your show all the time,

and katie pavlich. town hall.com. welcome everyone. should republicans just vote? >> absolutely. i'm not a fan of mitch mcconnell and american senators telling the president he shouldn't nominate anyone. i don't think you stop being president in the last year of your office. i think there is a big difference between telling the president he shouldn't nominate anyone and voting him down. it's disrespectful to the office of the presidency to say you shouldn't nominate anyone. he's elected for a full term. he's not elected for a 3-year term. i don't like this. kennedy: what should the republicans do here? does it make sense for them to bully the president into not nominating anyone at all? >> i don't think that's what mitch mcconnell is trying to do. you look at the language he used. he specifically said, you know, we think the next president should choose the replacement. they haven't not said they don't think the president should nominate anyone. the president has a constitutional obligation to nominate someone. he should, then the senate has the constitutional authority to take i

in new york city kennedy who has her own program on the fox business network and in washington katie pavlich townyí hall.com. katie, what do you think about mr. limbaugh's statement? >> i think that he is wrong. i think that, you know, fox news is exactly that it is a news outlet. we provide the news. and, sure, when fox news came on to the scene, it provided an alternative to liberal mainstream media because those outlets simply weren't allowing conservatives to have a voice. fox news counterrerred that by putting conservative hosts on the air and having conservative pundits on the air but we also have a lot of straight news reporters throughout the day. megyn kelly of course is one of those people who has been in the news a lot for asking a certain candidate something that their supporters didn't like. fox news anchors and reporters aren't purposefully going after conservatives they are simply asking questions about their records and about their positions. that is called journalism. it's not about purposefully going after them to somehow prove that they're not conservative. journalists her

katie pavlich is the news editor of townhall.com. and katie should republicans block it. >> it's president obama's duty to put someone up for nomination. but it's also the duty of the senate to block the nomination. to for the democrats to pretend that they would be cooperative fact the same fashion saying they are going to block a nominee is laughable. and it's amazing harry reid after years obstructionism in the senate, not bringing hardly anything to the floor for a vote is now demanding that not only president obama nominate someone, but they be confirmed. it's the job of the senate to consider nomination, and if the nominee is appropriate, the senate will confirm. they have no obligation to confirm. >> i mostly agree with katie. republicans are celebrating president's day by telling the president not to do his job. the reality is the hypocrisy of the republicans is what every voter in this country so far in iowa and new hampshire hate about republicans in washington. they say they wanted to fight, but they are running away from a

from washington emily, spokesperson for the young americas foundation and with us in the studio katie pavlichews contributor. katie, i have read your tweets. i know you are not a big fan of donald trump. but, did he go over the line and isn't it all is fair in love and war and this could be seen as war? >> all is fair in love and war but you should tell the truth. the fact is that donald trump accused george w. bush of intentionally lying about weapons of mass destruction. when donald trump should really be focusing on thetj issues at hand in the sense of the national security threats that we face today. in terms of how this effects the election in south carolina, and the election nationally, i think that this does not body well for trump in south carolina in the sense. >> numbers don't prove that out yet. >> we will see. let me finish the point. the bushes are popular there. south carolina is a heavily military populated state. i don't think this helps jeb bush but i think it does help someone like marco rubio or ted cruz. people are thinking about the fact what if we have another 9/11 here.

plus katie pavlich from townhall.com. steve sha. il former campaign director for obama in florida. blake, start with you, trump is he asking for a recount in iowa? >> yeah, no, he is learn -- certainly is in you believe the tweet. the back and forth is back on between donald trump and ted cruz. trump laid off cruz for last couple days or so and unleashed series of tweets earlier today, half a dozen or so. you ran through the reasons trump is upset about the voting violation flyer sent out in iowa the cruz campaign did not apologize for, but also the dirty tricks dr. ben carson talked about, essentially spreading resumes more carson would drop out of the race election night. the cruz campaign apologized for that. because of that, trump essentially says there was fraud that took place. he thinks, according to the tweet, that there should be a new election there in iowa. certainly not going to happen though. we are here in new hampshire. ted cruz just spoke at roby's country store. see it here behind me. cruz left a moment ago. he did not address this at all earlier today. that can't

and here with us to break down the results out of iowa, fox news contributors pad cadel and katie pavlich takes. hillary a lose other tonight democratic side? >> a four-man race. you look at new hampshire and john kasich actually does have a groundswell in that state. so we're going into new hampshire soon. there is still a lot of work to do, although ted cruz was victorious tonight. we have to keep in mind that iowa is not necessarily a determinant of what we're going see in the future. but on the hillary clinton side, look, she is in big trouble, sean. this is her second time around in iowa. she is barely going to squeak out a win possibly. it's still too close to call. and here we are with her pan anybodying about not being able to beat bernie sanders in the state where she was supposed to have all the structure in place, all the voters coming out for her. she is going to lose new hampshire. and then she is going into the southern states with two losses already on the board. i mean, it's a real problem for her when the general election comes all right. >> let me ask you this. if kasich

andrea: this is "outnumber," i'm andrea tantaros, and here today, kennedy, editor of townhall.com, katie pavlichoman for the leave right initiative, rachel campos duffy is also here, and today's #oneluckyguy, retired four-star general jack keane, also former army vice chief of staff, chair of the institute for the study of war and fox news military analyst. and, general, you are "outnumbered." >> i'm delighted to be here. andrea: are you ready? >> i'm ready. andrea: good. we're honored to have your experience with us on the couch today, general.

joining me now from washington katie pavlich.ended by that in the context in which it was said that it was a different time in 1978. far more women were homemakers but they left their home to elect john kasich. all right. anybody offended by that is a pinhead. >> i agree with you. this is the biggest bowl of nonsense that we have been fed during this entire election cycle. you are talking about john kasich who said i was a kid in 1978. my mom was at home making yellow cupcakes for the bake sale and they were proud of the work they were3 doing. why is he kitchen shaming people? that's not what he is doing. that's what feminists are doing when they respond. >> unfortunately, the governor apologize if i offended anybody. he should have said hey you pinhead i didn't mean that and i was putting it in context that my appeal, all right, is to people who are traditionalists. that's what he he is saying. and you say? >> he was talking about completely different time period. he was talking about the women he was engaging with on a regular

and here with us to break down the results out of iowa, fox news contributors pad cadel and katie pavlichary a lose other tonight democratic side? >> a four-man race. you look at new hampshire and john kasich actually does have a groundswell in that state. so we're going into new hampshire soon. there is still a lot of work to do, although ted cruz was victorious tonight. we have to keep in mind that iowa is not necessarily a determinant of what we're going see in the future. but on the hillary clinton side, look, she is in big trouble, sean. this is her second time around in iowa. she is barely going to squeak out a win possibly. it's still too close to call. and here we are with her pan anybodying about not being able to beat bernie sanders in the state where she was supposed to have all the structure in place, all the voters coming out for her. she is going to lose new hampshire. and then she is going into the southern states with two losses already on the board. i mean, it's a real problem for her when the general election comes all right. >> let me ask you this. if kasich is in fact

joining me now from washington katie pavlich.nded by that in the context in which it was said that it was a different time in 1978. far more women were homemakers but they left their home to elect john kasich. all right. anybody offended by that is a pinhead. >> i agree with you. this is the biggest bowl of nonsense that we have been fed during this entire election cycle. you are talking about john kasich who said i was a kid in 1978. my mom was at home making yellow cupcakes for the bake sale and they were proud of the work they were3 doing. why is he kitchen shaming people? that's not what he is doing. that's what feminists are doing when they respond. >> unfortunately, the governor apologize if i offended anybody. he should have said hey you pinhead i didn't mean that and i was putting it in context that my appeal, all right, is to people who are traditionalists. that's what he he is saying. and you say? >> he was talking about completely different time period. he was talking about the women he was engaging with on a regular b

katie pavlich, maryanne mash.adies, you could summarize the democratic contest in the following way. enthusiasm versus organization. marianne who has the enthusiasm. who has the organization. >> sanders has the evening on enthusiasm. hillary the organization. she has the more committed supporters much like donald trump, they are with her and nobody else, and they are more likely to go to the caucuses. on that edge alone, that makes a big difference. especially in the democratic version. the clinton team put together the best organization you have seen since obama in 2008. and they have the technology the likes of which nobody else has. there is an app that alloys you to see how many caucus voters you need to win. bill: we'll see if it works that way. but you have never been a sanders fan. >> i like hillary clinton. but give it to bernie sanders. he raised $20 million this month alone. he has come from 40 points behind to basically a dead heat with her. he's 17, 18, 19 points ahead of her in new hampshire. if sande

pavlich is the news editor. and maryanne, my guess is our conversation will be somewhat more civil than what we saw. the bar is so low it's not hard. katie, what do you make of this? >> i think it's embarrassing. if you are an independent voter or someone looking from outside the united states for leadership you are seeing an embarrassing display of stripping the dignity from the presidency of the united states. donaldonald trump supporters wil support hip know matter what. so i don't think marco rubio should fall into degrading his character. ted cruz has some good substantive point. he's talking about donald trump's possible ties to the mob which have been well documented in books. according to law enforcement there are ties to the mob in terms of trump's business deals. it's embarrassing to see them talk about small hand and spray andand -- spray tans and little marco. martha: they are trying to out-do trump on his theme and it's difficult to do. a couple weeks ago trump was saying what a nice guy marco rubio was. politically they are both throwing hail mary passes as they head into super tuesday. are they going about it the right way