>> i'm voting for michael bennett. [crowd boos] i'm voting for roland. >> i don't care what anybody says with any of my customers -- [inaudible] >> thank you, roland. nice to meet you, paul. we appreciate it. >> roland, take a picture with the senator real fast. >> one, two, three. >> great. thank you. >> you are the best. roland, you are the best bid thank you. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> all the best. [background noises] >> are we ready? do we have everything -- >> the new hampshire primary is tuesday. watch it results in candidate speeches starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span. c-span .org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> janitor janet shaheen, former canada senator of the state and what is your earliest memory of the new hymns are

and in just the last hour, he did so along with colorado's michael bennett.'m frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. the results have started to come in from the nation's first primary. vermont senator bernie sanders is leading with 28% of the vote, with with 25% of the precincts reporting. he's followed by pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, and joe biden is coming in fifth. >> i want to bring in our political reporter greg lee tracking the results. what do they say to you so far? >> reporter: a lot of activity in the last hour. i think we're seeing how important new hampshire is. this is the first time since 2004 no one dropped out after iowa. that makes tonight even more important. two candidates have dropped as you heard. michael bennett, and businessman andrew yang suspended his campaign tonight after a poor showing in iowa, and low numbers so far tonight. >> this is not an easy decision, or something i made lightly with the team. endings are hard, and i've always had the intention to stay in this race until the very end, but i have been persuaded that the me

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announcer: next, democratic presidential candidate senator michael bennett makes a campaign stop at the library in new hampshire ahead of the state's tuesday primary.

andrew yang and senator michael bennett of colorado. those two had really hinged a lot of their hopes here in new hampshire. and it just did not deliver for them. starting to see the field narrow a little bit. likely see more of that as we continue on down this road. >> i would say so. all right, thank you so much for that. >>> so more ahead on the primary results. plus, the president of the united states is making a mockery of the enforcement of justice with a tweet. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. ♪wild thing, you make my heart sing.♪ ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> so democrats now have a clear front-runner

>> colorado senator michael bennett ended his presidential campaign and new hampshire. here are his remarks. [cheering] sen. bennet: hello, everybody. hello, new hampshire. thank you all for being here tonight and for what you have done for this campaign. i want to start by thanking susan and the girls for their unbelievable support. for the sacrifices they have made over the last 11 years. i would like to thank my campaign staff, who ran through walls all across the country. [applause] there were never as many of them as some of the other campaigns. but they were a mighty force to be reckoned with. i also want to thank my senate staff for their incredible work and leadership over the last few months. there are so many people i will think in the coming days. i wanted to mention my predecessor, gary hart. he has nothing with a source of inspiration. my friend and mentor. he knocked on doors for me. my pal james carville. i did not even know him when he endorsed me. i don't think anybody will ever be able to forget his contributions to this campaign. i would like to thank

look right now we have michael bennett doing these town halls and he does not have a lot of campaign cash but other everyday doing the retail politics and he is not the only one with other candidates, deval patrick, they don't have large warchest but the small states give them the ability to reach out to voters without spending a lot of money. >> host: who has a a surprise to the most and maybe if you want to answer this who is disappointed or not lived up to perhaps on the ground campaigning hype?gn >> guest: do you know who surprised me? and her gang. he declared his candidacy back in february, march 2018 spent time up there and i had a chance to interview him but to see him on the stump. the guy is a natural bird funny but interesting and makes a point and motivates the supporters and went from the longest of long shot to a middle tier contender but now it does not seem he will win the nation but his transformation and his elevation were fascinating to watch over the last two years.na on the disappointing side and i don't say this with malice but the vice president debatings and r

andrew yang and michael bennett both dropping out. >> donald trump, bernie sanders and michael bloombergg big bases by building movement instead of campaigns. in 2016, trump revolutionized the reporting party is an outsider candidate, bernie could do the same for the democrats but will they unite behind him. the chairman of the committee to defend the president ted harvey, thank you for joining us. another outsider, does another outsider stand the best chance against donald trump? >> i would think bernie would have run away with it. >>. and the democrat primary would go to him, but mayor pete is putting on a good show. and and how biden does in nevada and south carolina. if he doesn't do well in south carolina he will have to end his campaign. the impeachment effort is going to backfire on him more than it will on donald trump, it has been an interesting election moving forward. >> given the results, being close with sanders and pete buttigieg perhaps people don't view sanders as the outsider he claims to be, that is why warren is dropping and biden is dropping and you have klobuchar and

candidates have already announced tonight dropping out.ur they are they are colorado senator michael bennett and entrepreneur andrew yang. let's hear what both ofhem had to say beginning with andrew yang. >> we higighted the real problems in the communities as our economy is being transformer beforeyes by technology and automation. americans know nowyou go to a factor tree in michigan you do not find wall to wall immigrants doing work, you find wall to wbot arms and machines what people used to do. i am not one that accepts donations and support in a race we will not win. tonight i'm announcing i'm suspending my campaign for president.dr >> love you a. >> i love you too. >> and the other op out announcement we've already heard again within just the last fewnu s is colorado senator michael bennett. >> i oel nthing but joy tonight as we conclude this particular campaign and this i am going to do absolutely everything i can do as one hum being to make sure that donald trump is a one-term president. >> so the race already changing rapidly these results come in and tonight i'm joined by amna nawa

well you're right of it's down to 9 we saw the end of the campaign for andrew young and also michael bennett of the race but i think once again it's a little bit too early to say tell me whether biden will be next that like i said he's focus on that you know states like south carolina which as i said before has a primary later this month he was speaking to his supporters as well as earlier this evening and he said that it's very important for any presidential candidate to do well with african-americans and latinos and interestingly. those tend to do well in sort of more ethnically diverse states like south carolina and nevada nevada of course will have their caucus at their caucuses later this month and south carolina will have their primaries as well ok very briefly what happens next in the race to become the democratic presidential nominee. well attention is now turning like i said to the caucuses and the primary in south carolina but of course the main focus will be on super tuesday which takes place at the start of march where we will be seeing 14 states vote some of the big states like

shaheen 100 club dinner featuring presidential candidates joe biden, pete buttigieg, tom stier, michael bennett, bernie sanders, deval patrick, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and andrew yang. watch c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio apps. >> the new hampshire primaries tuesday. watch result and candidate'ses setting at 7:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio apps. >> democratic presidential candidate tom steyer campaigns in new hampshire and talked to this teamsters -- teamsters local 33 ahead of tuesday's primary. >> right here. >> i have been in it 45 years. >> we should have some part-timers coming up this morning and some of the drivers. >> what was a factor? >> the trucks in the morning. >> okay. is tom steyer here? >> thank you. thanks. >> is butch lewis -- everybody here knows. >> everybody. >> how is it -- >> all having issues. >> good morning. tom steyer. >> jim. >> first partner of unions, last part of the unions. >> nice to see you. how is it going? people call you rick? >> mister steyer, i work for 7 news. do you have time

andrew yang and michael bennett dropping out last night. jillian: thank you. date michael bloomberg who seems to be mia in the campaign trail coming in iowa and new hampshire, democrat billionaire may be absent from early state ballots but behind-the-scenes he is using tremendous wealth and influence to undermine the democratic field. republicans worry this billionaire could by this election. you to debate that, laura think and aaron elmore. michael bloomberg could spend $2 billion on this. >> money didn't win the last election in 2016. a nation should be worried i would think the democrats, the dnc. bloomberg brings a truck full of money and says here is over 300,$000. what do they do? we will change the rules for you, let you in the february 19th debate, they didn't do that for cory booker or the other candidates. the dnc wants this money. everyone should be worried, bernie sanders. rob: laura, what is your response? >> the reason we are talking about this in the recent trump is talking about it is bloomberg makes him quake in his boots. bloomberg neutralizes

michael bennett, and businessman andrew yang suspended his campaign tonight after a poor showing in iowa, and low numbers so far tonight. >> this is not an easy decision, or something i made lightly with the team. endings are hard, and i've always had the intention to stay in this race until the very end, but i have been persuaded that the message of this campaign will not be strengthened by my staying in this race any longer. endings are hard, new hampshire, but this is not an ending, this is a beginning. >> reporter: several of the candidates were crisscrossing the state today. only 24 pledged delegates at stake, but the momentum certainly important for bernie sanders, this is a place he knows how to win. in 2016, he earned a resounding 60% of the vote, beating eventual nominee hillary clinton handily. his team expects a much closer race tonight. his biggest challenge comes from south bend mayor pete buttigieg. both are confident about tonight. >> we will be here tonight. we have, as you know, been all over this state. >> mr. mayor, do you think you will win today? >> we think so. we f

andrew yang and senator michael bennett dropping out last night. as is typical. we usually see the field narrow a bit after new hampshire. we typically see it narrow after iowa, too but of course with the muddled results and no results it took a bit for that. but we are starting to see the field winnow a bit. >> absolutely. thinning out. >>> more ahead of the primary results plus the president reshaping the enforcement of justice with a tweet. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases the risk of blood clots, which may cause paralysis- the inability to move. you may bruise more easily or take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto®

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. >>> joining me here in new hampshire, the senator of colorado, michael bennett. welcome back. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> why shouldn't some democrats who are unaffiliated looking at this, hear what he said, watch the debate the other night, see and go this is a mess? >> well, this is early in the process and trying to sort it out an democrats are really anxious about who can beat donald trump. >> to the point of paralysis. >> what people say to me now is can we get to the general election? because i know i want to beat trump and not sure -- >> hit fast forward. >> i'm not sure who the right person is to beat trump and independents looking at it they don't want to vote for trump. but they're looking for a candidate that they can vote for on the democratic side here in new hampshire. >> you guys got a struggle here. there's say 70% of the electorate shopping. 30% loves bernie. let's assume that. >> right. >> there's a whole bunch of you trying to get a piece of the 70%. he gets to be the tallest tree at 30% for a listeniong time. >> he is off to a good

andrew yang and michael bennett are out. right now in the new hampshire primary, senator bernie sanders is in the lead followed closely by pete buttigieg and senator amy klobuchar. >> we know that we win by bringing people with us instead of shutting them out. donald trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle, the people who have had enough of the name calling and the slinging have someone to vfor in november. >>> actor jussie smollett will face charges after all over a hate crime attack chicago police say he made up. a grand jury indicted him on 6 counts of making false police reports. smollett claimed he was attacked by 2 men because he's black and openly gay. police say he staged the whole thing for publicity which smollett still denies. >>> the stage is set for closing arguments in the harvey weinstein rape trial. the defense rested today without calling the disgraced movie mogul to the stand. his attorneys did cross-examine several of his accusers. the 67-year-old faces life in prison if convicted. >>> the

late word is that michael bennett has just dropped out of the democratic race and michael wang has also announced that he suspended his campaign. we'll have more on that coming up. at the live news desk back to growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> the coronavirus outbreak starting to take a toll on tech. cnet senior editor claire riley joined us to talk about how manufacturing shutdowns in china could impact the products we have here. >> companies like apple say their components come from places like wuhan, so that's starting to impact the products that actually come into stores because if you can't get the components, you can't make the devices. >> absolutely. okay, so here in the silicon valley we

and michael bennett is trying to do it the old-fashioned new hampshire way. trying on get 50 town halls before election day. trying to shake as many hands as possible. and i think there are people with an an teeth for more moderate candidates. but i met a guy quleed said the pragmatic part of me, but there is a big part who wants a big ideas person and said the election of donald trump shows there's an appetite for that. so i'm glad we talked about undecided voters and people between four people. i think there are a lot of people still making up their mind. >> you look at the polls and it shows 50% or more of people who say they're open to changing their mimds. what's different is bernie sanders voters are not open to it. you see the poll date from iowa suggesting his voters are more liberal. he doesn't have this broad coalition necessarily that people think they'll need to be able to again perform really well against donald trump. >> and doesn't go that to the biden of it all? we're having this whole conversation without joe biden. >> the biden of it all. hi

michael bennett? michael bloomberg? anyone who does not see a group where presented you is there anyone here from those groups that want to be recognized? klobuchar is back in that corner by or by the camera, okay? anybody else okay. i think we will just start at this corner does someone want tn come over here. >> my name is doctor patty duffey and tonight i'm volunteering for bernie sanders because i know when he is in the white house he will fight for us because he always has. four years ago i will all made america believe that real change is possible. real change like making healthcare affordable for everyone, lowering prescription drug prices with medicare for all. real change like making big corporations and wealthy people like donald trump pay their fair share so we can raise wages, expand social security, guarantee equal pay for equal work and confront climate change but it is not just the issue. bernie sanders is the best candidate to defeat donald trump because bernie has raised more money than any other candid

entrepreneur andrew yang and colorado senator michael bennett both dropped out of the race tonight after getting low numbers in both iowa and new hampshire. >> the latest now from manchester. >> reporter: a big night and a big win for bernie sanders. the vermont senator claiming the top spot in the new hampshire primary. >> it's onto the battle. it's onto south carolina. it's onto win the democratic nomnagds. >> reporter: but unlike his 2016 victory in the granite state this time sanders barely edging out former mayor pete buttigieg who felt a boost from his strong showing in iowa. >> so many of you decided that a middle class mayor and a veteran from the industrial midwest was the right choice to take on this president. >> reporter: and amy klobuchar's plain talk message clearly resonating with voters. the senator coming in third after gaining a surge of momentum in recent days. >> we have beaten the odds every step of the way. >> reporter: over the weekend her campaign drawing its largest crowd in the granite state and bringing in millions in donations. the night, however, not unfoldin

entrepreneur andrew yang and colorado senator michael bennett both dropped out of the race tonight after getting low numbers in both iowa and new hampshire. >> the latest now from manchester. >> reporter: a big night and a big win for bernie sanders. the vermont senator claiming the top spot in the new hampshire primary. >> it's onto the battle. it's onto south carolina. it's onto win the democratic nomnagds. >> reporter: but unlike his 2016 victy in the granite state this time sanders barely edging out former mayor pete buttigieg who felt a boost from his strong showing in iowa. >> so many of you decided that a middle class mayor and a veteran from the industrial midwest was the right choice to take on this president. >> reporter: and amy klobuchar's plain talk message clearly resonating with voters. the senator coming in third after gaining a surge of momentum in recent days. >> we have beaten the odds every step of the way. >> reporter: over the weekend her campaign drawing its largest crowd in the granite state and bringing in millions in donations. the night, however, not unfolding

michael bennett is the cosponsor of the bill that would do something along those lines. just what every other industrialized country does, the national academy suggested that would be by half a hundred billion dollars a year we can afford a 2 trillion-dollar tax cut that we can't afford to reduce child poverty by half and so -- >> guest: that reverberates. maybe it keeps their house so they are not evicted or a child can participate in sports. >> guest: they were often called individual development accounts and they involved the payment to a child a savings account often matched the savings were put in and could only be used for housing and starting a business and things like this. >> host: i sold the program in oregon thank you for highlighting that in your book and it came about because of the book habitat for humanity and it said how can people get a stake in this and i had an intern researched the idea of matching grants and she discovered the start of the program so i started the ten investment program which became the regional and i became a state legislator and or

michael bennett also says he will suspend his campaign. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london.

guarantees that no candidate of color will be on the democratic debate stage also just in senator michael bennett ended his long shot presidential bid tonight. the 55 year-old bennett ran as a common-sense just the facts moderate during a race in which liberals proposing a huge expansion of government programs grab the headlines. he was a late entrant into the race to state his bid largely on trying to win new hampshire. he only formally announce his candidacy in late april after completing treatment for prostate cancer. he struggled to stay out in a standout in a crowded field dominated by other moderate candidates, including joe biden people to judge and amy klobuchar. >>votes are being cast right now and what could make for a break or be a make or break primary contest in new hampshire, several democratic candidates hope a strong performance tonight could provide a big boost for securing the nomination. mary maloney has a look at what the top candidates need to do to keep their white house dreams alive. >>the first of many ballots cast to the 2020 new hampshire, primary. a contest that has the

tonight senator michael bennett dropped out of the base. so did entrepreneur andrew yang. campaign manager now says the math just didn't work out. well, our team is fanned out at the candidates' campaign headquarters tonight. ed o'keefe is with bernie sanders and leads off our coverage tonight. ed. >> reporter: norah, good evening. here's one reason why senator sanders may be doing so well tonight. 35% of voters told us health care is their top concern. also, 60% of voters say they favor abolishing private health insurance and going with one single government plan. sanders has a big lead among those voters as well. >> go, pete! we've got this! >> reporter: former mayor pete buttigeig made a last-minute attempt to find voters this morning. >> we'll pull off a big success. >> reporter: he's hoping to defeat the more progressive senator bernie sanders who is trying to be the first non- president to win back-to-back primaries here. >> we have an agenda that speaks to the needs of working families all across this country. >> reporter: in the last week, nobody has climbed faster

we did see the suspension or termination of presidential campaigns by andrew yang and senator michael bennett bennet. >> tonight is not going to be our night but let me say this to new hampshire. you may see me once again. >> you know i am the math guy. and it is clear tonight from the numbers that we are not going to win this race. we'll be back soon. in the mean time though, thank you all. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> trevor: i'm not going to lie, i don't get why candidates always say they'll be back when they know they won't. i know they don't want to seem like a loser but why not just be honest, you know, why not like new hampshire, you guys are never going to see me ever again. like it is the same problem with movie vilans, even when they are falling off a cliff or building they are like i'll be back. no, you won't. no, you won't. it would be nice if are you are honest. you and your family are safe forever. but even though he is gone, andrew yang did leave a lasting impression on the 2020 race. his plan for universal basic income made a big splash. and it

the entrepreneur andrew yang and colorado senator michael bennett as both dropped out. are many states to go and despite their individual successes, there are several candidates still in with a chance of challenging mr trump. chris buckler, bbc news, new hampshire. i will be speaking to chris later in the programme. for more on the new hampshire primary, go to the bbc news website. that's at bbc.com/news or you can download the bbc news app. china's national health commission has reported another 97 deaths from the coronavirus, bringing the total to more than 1,100. there are now more than 42,000 confirmed cases across china, and there are continued concerns about the virus‘s international spread. rich preston reports. it's been just over a it's beenjust over a month since the discovery of the virus, now officially known as covid-i9. virus, now officially known as covid—i9. since then it's killed over covid—19. since then it's killed over 1100 people. surpassing the number killed by the sars virus in the early 20005. that the sars virus in the early 2000s. that virus, o

andrew yang and michael bennett saying it would be the end of the road for their campaigns we have seenowed and more than a handful in the running. >> the first votes went to mayor bloomberg but i didn't hear you mention how it shook fought for him. that was more of a novel ty vote he has been spending ad money here in the state gaining traction in national polls he hasn't been spending any time in the state he may in the future -- reports he may be increasing his staff and opening an office here he has not been campaigning here at all he will appear on his first debate stage next week in nevada that is certainly something every campaign is preparing for. >> so interesting. thank you so much. this is going to continue to unfold for weeks and months ahead. for more on sanders' victory and what it means for you and your money, i'm joined by my ghosts both of these gentlemen are cnbc contributors jimmy, i'll start with you how do you think everything shook up last night. i understand mr. sanders won but by relatively low margins. biden has already moved on to south carolina >> we had a fro

michael bennett also says he will suspend his campaign. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. our other main story: a new name, but the same threat, the death toll rises from what is now the covid—19 outbreak. welcome to new hampshire, where we are getting results now from the first in the nation's primary vote that took place here today. bernie sanders, the democratic senator from vermont is in the lead. we are still getting results as well from the rest of the state, but so far we know that pete buttigieg from south bend indiana, is in second place and amy klobuchar, perhaps the surprise of the evening, senatorfrom minnesota. a veryjubilant evening, senatorfrom minnesota. a very jubilant amy klobuchar talking about her happy scrappy campaign, resilience, decency, unity, let's listen to what she has been saying. we are going to south carolina! cheering. and we are taking this message of unity to the country. cheering. we know in our hearts that in a democracy it is not about the loudest voice, but the biggest bank account. it is about the best idea and about the person who ca

we have a terrific michael bennett, in the race and i've been very supportive of his candidacy. we will see where that goes. and where the primary involves in the coming weeks. jared: you supported him but you haven't decided yet. gavin: we have new hampshire, south carolina, and then i think a lot of coloradans will do, estate who is running in the race and then focus on colorado. and who do you want to meet next president of the united states. jared: with a couple of minutes left here. if you have any questions from the audience from the governor. let's start over here you'd. [inaudible]. there been concerns about mountain island mets alliance and i know you been concerned about wildlife. gavin: with actually sadly, a very good bill narrowly failed, the wooded band puppy mills. we hope to continue to work on that issue. but we have also had several municipalities removing bands, we are continuing to work on but the companion animal front as well as a wild animal front where we have first wolfpack to inhabit colorado. since 1940. and recently returned colorado and they come thr

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and michael bennett, too. let's keep talking about the ones who haven't dropped out.ading into a rather more tricky area for him with south carolina and nevada. south carolina, particularly, is his achievement in new hampshire and his win in iowa enough to give him momentum to break through with african—american voters in particular? look, there is an ironclad rule of democratic politics, you don't win the nomination unless you do really well with african american voters. i no ironclad rules tend to be broken these days of the new political world. but clearly he does have a big problem with african—american voters. pa rt of problem with african—american voters. part of it stems from his time as mayor in indiana. some of the policing issues. he sucked african—american police chief, for example. there has been a question hanging over his candidacy, canny appeal to african—americans. his candidacy, canny appeal to african—america ns. they tend his candidacy, canny appeal to african—americans. they tend to be very liberal and economic issues, but some of them are church—g

michael bennett. >> hi, everyone. i am a member of the -- i'm here tonight as the chair of the democratic socialist of america fund board which is the 501(c)(3) sister organization of dsa dough vetoed democratic socialist education. and we are happy to be here represented tonight to support this project officially through the fund and though i don't speak for dsa i had a meeting with the national director of ds and she sends greetings and solidarity. because together ds and the dsa fund are going to be building a series of educational events around the book and making copies available to the members. because the book, we own the future, is part of the democratic socialis process, collective process, so it's great that we can bring so many people to this movement through thinking and writing about what you have done. the book brings together a lot of authors from various points of view with talking about an array of issues port to democratic socialists and the people promoting the book are part of the collective. so yo

word to our guests and i wanted to say that after the discussion there will be some words by michael bennett who is here from the dsa and later on there will be a q&a and after that there will be a book signing and when the q&a happens i will come back up here and hand the microphone to weber has a question so that c-span, who is filming tonight will actually be able to record your questions. thank you so much. [applause] >> good evening. hi kate. >> hi. >> capitalism. i take it you are not a fan. >> for sure, no. >> tell me why? >> that's a good big question that people have written many books about. what we argue in the book in which i happen to think is that capitalism is uniquely failed us on many fronts. there's sort of a logic of domination which is built in to a lot of western thought and what capitalism does is as an organizer i was talking to recently it just extracts it extracts and extracts and extracts and gives very little back. for centuries now sense. what we argue in the book is that there is a lot of theories about what comes after capitalism, what you do to transcend capita

democratic side they only listed joe biden, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and michael bennett. they didn't even have michael bloomberg written in for a prospective vote. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg each got one vote. that rounds out the five total votes here in dixville notch so michael bloomberg a surprise write in winner here in dixville notch. a total of five voters as we said. three of them in the same family and this came close to not even occurring here in dixville notch because under state election rules you have to have a minimum of five people in a precinct to hold a vote, well, they only had four as of late last year. but one gentleman who had kind of lived here on and off for years and had moved away for a time and he was a developer and had projects elsewhere, he decided finally to mauve back here late in 2019, around december. and by doing that he basically saved the dixville notch vote. they wouldn't be here tonight and this morning if it hadn't been for les otten, and i talked to him after the vote. >> i made my vote count and i did it with my fellow citiz

michael bennett has been a senator for colorado since 2009. he launched his presidential campaign in may of 2019, and his book, "the land of flickering light," came out in june of 2019. here's a portion of his discussion from san francisco. >> you can't accept the way politics works in washington and create a durable solution on climate, because you can't fix climate two years at a time. you can't accept the politics where you put in a set of policies during four years of the obama administration and the other guys come in and rip it out, and then four years later or two years later you put it back in, and they rip it out. i don't think that's any way to regulate a banking system or support education, but you certainly can't deal with climate that way x. that's why i think sort of as the definitional matter you cannot accept the current political alignment in america. and we're going to have to build a coalition of americans outside of washington to overcome a broken washington with. that's what we're going to have to do. and that sounds reall

what's interesting though is, he's backing michael bennett. the country they are the only two supporters. now he can't get the tv interviews and he can't get the crowds, pulling out 0%. >> and michael bennet has been willing to come on fox news and do some interviews but he never seems to get -- >> he doesn't get prime time on it. >> what about the fact that president trump lost to hampshire by a hair. what do you think about his chances in 2020? >> i think the switch is blue to red. one of those reasons as we have the strangeness with the senate race, and let's face it. an economy that's doing better with flow and employment sure helps the president make the pitch to continue the policy's and i think the new hampshire's are one of the estates that's going to switch. >> susa susan collins, and thata person that came up with a guillotine t-shirt today? >> i have not yet seen the guillotine t-shirt. >> the t-shirt can get you in trouble. >> that's right, t-shirts are forever. >> clean out your closet pretty soon. we will have you back soon i know

michael bennett the presidential candidate came from colorado.is going to new hampshire after a lack luster performance in iowa. we have seen the chairman of the joint chiefs go through. one of the more awkward moments was vice-president pence standing next to house speaker nancy pelosi. not a lot of chitchat. rush limbaugh is here and will receive the medal of freedom. our colleague chad caught up with him. he was in awe about this news. said he was feeling good and was in depend spirit. he also spoke to jared kushner. a lot of chitchat and great people watching. >> tucker: mike emanuel thank you. it's it for us tonight. special live coverage of the state of the union starts rights now on fox news. >> [crowd noise]. >> sean: we are minutes away from the president's state of the union. it's a big moment for this president with an impeachment vote looming and president trump looking ahead to 2020. i am bret baier. >> i am martha maccallum. >> bret: the speech will be low-key. usually these are wish lists for what a president wants

. >> biden's opponents, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, michael bennett all back for closing argumentsgriff said later this morning all kicks off at 11:00 o'clock behind me on capitol hill. jillian, rob. >> live in washington, thank you for that update, david. now this fox news alert, americans stranded in epicenter of deadly coronavirus outbreak will be brought home. >> we have more flights that will be heading to china to bring americans back home from -- from province, we anticipate that they will happen in the next handful of days and we will return those american citizens, we may end up well bringing citizens back from other countries as well. >> the virus has killed at least 361 people with more than 17,000 infected, china central bank pumping in $173 billion by lowering interest rates to stabilize financial markets, new u.s. travel restrictions now in effect, denies entry for any foreign national who visited china in the last 14 days and u.s. citizens who travel to china province will need to be quarantined for 2 weeks, there are 11 cases now in the u.s., the latest 3 cases comi

. >> just a short time ago colorado senator michael bennett announced he was ending his bid. we're down to nine candidates still in the running for the democratic presidential nomination. here is what the results look like now with less than half of the expected votes reporting. sanders at 28% right 28% right t biden at 9%. this new hampshire primary is the first one in the nation. abc 7 news reporter is live from manchester, new hampshire with a look at what the exit polling is telling us about how voters reached their decisions. >> reporter: the votes are still being counted so things could quickly change, but moments after the polls closed in the first primary here in new hampshire, we saw bernie sanders surge surge to the top spot. bernie sanders won the state primary in 2016 and going into this competition he was confident that he could win new hampshire. in fact, he became an early target for that. we saw other candidates attack him over the course of a week for saying that if bernie sanders gets the nomination, that he could hurt the entire democratic party. he says th

tulsi gabbard has done stops here followed by andrew yang and michael bennett.le, is defend iing the big win. >> because of a huge voter turnout and i say huge. >> reporter: investing in the biggest stf on the ground while looking to pull in large number of independents. >> it's been an extraordinary week. and we are absolutely electrified. >> reporter: but the man who kind of maybe won iowa is looking to show he's not just the one-state wonder. >> new hampshire is not the kind of place to let iowa tell you what to do. >> reporter: new hampshire has been a game changer for years. >> new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> reporter: in 1992 clinton's victory here was a spring board no to the unanimono, ma'am nati. 16 years later -- >> this is very personal for me. >> reporter: the state stunned by elevating another clinton. and in 2008 -- >> i'm past the age i can claim the noun kid, to matter what adjective proceeds it. >> reporter: abirdie the straight talk express this is the kind of campaigning it takes to win here. showing up in dine

. >> we lost andrew yang and patrick and michael bennett but still have five candidates that have goneer. tom steyer who is still floating around. six really competitive candidates in nevada and north carolina. normally you are down to two or three at this point in the race. the widowing hasn't happened. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders have gotten the positive attention. sanders has the great advantage of competing in these in 2016. caucus. organization matters more. the caucus in 2016 was a mess just like in 2008. i think it is helpful to sanders to have been through the process once before and have the organization out there from four years ago. >> i think we have video of michael bloomberg answering a question this week about something he said in 2015 about stop and frisk. i want to show that. because if he is on the debate stage next week he will have to work on answers like this. let's listen to this. >> mr. mayor, why did you say what you said in that 2015 speech. >> i don't think those words reflect how i led the most diverse city in the nation and apologized for the practice