betty: thank you so much, keri geiger and anna edney.ive from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg television. i am betty liu. vonnie quinn has more from attorneys death. -- our news desk. vonnie: donald trump and bernie sanders have commanding needs in new hampshire. trump leads the gop field with 36%. he is followed by florida senator marco rubio, with 15%, and texas senator ted cruz with 14%. as for the democrats, sanders leads clinton 58-36%. residentialblican candidate has joined donald trump in accusing ted cruz of cheating to win the iowa caucuses. the tedon claims that cruz campaign spread speculation carson would drop out. they are competing for evangelical voters. hillary clinton has tried to distance herself from austria but is still getting plenty of cash from the financial sector. is stillall street but getting plenty of cash from the financial sector. donationsf of the have come from 2 financiers, really not investor george soros -- millionaire investor george soros. a judge in subur

betty: for more, i want to bring in keri geiger who has been following the hearing.ecuritiesin the case, separate from the drug case. are they connected in some way? >> essentially, martin shkreli became well-known for running a company that dramatically increase the price of a life-saving drug. completely separately from that, a company he had previously run, he had been accused of basic we defrauding some of his investors of that and was indicted on several accounts of security fraud in brooklyn over the last month. there are separate issues. a legal path of martin shkreli charges, but rational hearing is of course what his congress advocacy groups and american public will really do about the whole issue of how life saving drugs are price. name and today was a shame exercise to draw more scrutiny and transparency to the issue that has become a big deal. because of the way he presented the issue presents itself with the public paired >> a lot of naming and shaming and there was that reallynt caught people's attention. let's play that. >> is a pronounced? >> yes, sir

geiger,oined by keri our financial times reporter. it played out like i expected.going to plead the fifth. what was notable to you? keri: what was notable was when you take away the media noise around his actions or what he does and does not do, you still have the noise of what the general public will be demanding. evoking theshkreli fifth amendment is on the advice of his attorney. unprecedented to switch counsel in the middle of the case. we have seen it before, especially with insider trading cases, but apparently he was not listening completely to his attorney because he immediately got on twitter and started saying things about congress. i just felt like he was --martin i felt he wasrol: dying to say something. keri: there was a lawmaker that made a plea that said instead of acting like this, can you be a force for change. carol: because it is not just his company. keri: it is not just his company. these processes are big -- these hearings -- we have seen them with many wall street banks, many other companies, they are big name and shame opportunities, but it