looks like we're dressed for new ampshire, that's because it is cold here. definitely a disappointment for the crew. republicans go to the polls in 10 days, and for trump and company, the stakes are high. >> reporter: the trump camper again message sits near the congaree river which runs right through the middle of this south carolina state capitol. trump leads the polls here as he did in new hampshire but not everyone is on board. >> donald trump should be leading here -- seems to be leading here. >> that concerns me. i think the ceo is the wrong kind of canidate to run in an era of heightened populism. >> reporter: senator marco rubio is holding an event here at the convention center in columbia, disappointing debate and election performance in new harsh. >> this is a very unique way. some of you have covered elections before. you've never had a race like this. >> reporter: is ohio governor john kasich conservative enough for south carolina? he's already here campaigning in the charleston area, fresh from a second place finish. but not yet a clear alternat

rubio campaign is disappointed with the third-place finish in iowa and a fifth-place finish in new ampshire, and the consultants running his campaign have apparently made the decision that they are one hope of doing well is to make false attacks with no basis whatsoever -- i will note the one person we know who has done a push poll is senator marco rubio. when you send 500,000 robo calls , you are not trying to measure public opinion, you're trying to push a message. what message was the rubio campaign trying to push? that the cruz campaign was unethically driving these push oll. they have no basis for it. it is an entirely made up fabrication. let's be clear -- how do we know it's marco rubio? the call ends with this was paid for by marco rubio for president. that's how someone responds pointing to evidence. ethics matter. when you have donald trump and marco rubio repeatedly putting forth fabrication, just trying to throw mud and attack, i get that candidates want to tell voters that everyone is dirty and everyone is unethical, but that's not true. their strategy of screaming liar wheneve

his shoing in new ampshire bring a big boost for senator sanders. in the 18-hours after the polls closed, sanders raised more than five million dollars. half of that raised in the first hillary clinton's campaign is planning a far more aggressive approach against rival bernie sanders. his record in washington and vermont are now a focus for clinton... ere's also word the former secrrary of state is looking for someone to make her ads and campaign stump speeches more complimentary of each other. vice president joe biden continues the fight against cancer. biden spoke at duke university as part of a discussion on "cancer initiative that aims to cure cancer. the goal is to make decades worth of research advances tfind a cure in five years.. about 195-million dollars will be spent on cancer research this year and the president is asking for an additional 755- million dollars next year. "i believe that we need an not naive. i didn't think we could quote 'end cancer'. i'm not looking for a silver bullet. there is none." biden became an vocate for finding

. >>> a fluke at the front page of one of the papers in new ampshire. the headline on "union leader" sanders, trump, take new hampshire. donald trump outperformed expectations and bernie sanders claimed the second largest win in the history of the granite state primary. >>> the clinton campaign is expected to make changes following last night's disappointing loss. clinton campaign is expected to bring on former obama re-election deputy campaign manager jen 0 male dillon to retool messaging and strategy. we'll keep an eye out on that today and let you know if that pans out. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. we have a developing situation in the far east. japan now saying that it will impose new sanctions on north korea to protest the recent rocket launch. and south korea will stop all work at a joint industrial park in north korea. this is in a border city in north korea. it's considered the last major cooperation project between the two countries. sunday, north korea launched a long-range rocket. the u.n. security council condemned this. it said it br

this documentary is courtesy of wmur-tv in manchester, new ampshire, and is 45 minutes. >> it's beenundred years of tradition. hundred years of close calls. and landslides. >> this is a first. and it sure is the best. >> 100 years of campaigning in the granite state door to door. town halls to diners, back yards to living rooms. >> all of these are vital ingredients in the political process and new hampshire has made it over the years. that in itself is a miracle. >> this will be the first in the nation. nauch. make no mistake about it. >> the primary is important to the state and to the nation undeniable. >> very critical as a picture for the country. >> it is not good for the country that everything is on we have and -- here people -- >> now perhaps more than ever the new hampshire primary is under attack. >> i've never been more worried about the early primary than i am today. >> what has happened and what may happen? tonight on first in the nation. 00 years of tradition. >> thank you for joining us for a primary anniversary special. for decades candidates come to the secretary of

i've been here long before the political stuff so i love new ampshire very well and i love the people. they really are amazing people, but i always hear -- thank you, honey. [applause] who said that? thank you. i know she's voting. thank you. but i've always heard -- and it amazes me, heroin and the drug don't see it with new hampshire. you don't see it. but the people of new hampshire, t's like the first question i always get is what are you going to do about the drug problem? who's better than me on the border. the drugs are pouring in across the southern border for the most part, heroin, drugs, i'm talking country-wide. it's country-wide but they're through. pouring i'm going to build a wall, and you know that, and i'm going to have mexico pay for the wall, and the reason they're going to pay -- and because you guys don't even understand, you know, what nths ago, they said, do you mean you're going to build a wall. you can't build a wall. china is great wall of 13,000 miles. by the way, that's a serious wall, too. [laughter] donald trump: it's 13,000 miles. this wall is 2,000 of wh

cast their ballots, mainstream republicans the 44-year-old combat -- come back from fifth in new h ampshire. >> tonight here in south carolina, the message is pretty clear, this country is now ready for a new generation of conservatives to guide us into the 21st century. >>reporter:ted cruz kept his spot in the top-tier of three. >> we are the only campaign -- donald trump. >>reporter:jeb bush finished fourth -- far down and forth and quit the race with a parting shot. >> we put forward detailed, innovative conservative plans to address the challenges that we face. because, despite what you might have heard, ideas matter, policy matters. >>reporter:in nevada, hillary clinton lost her once big lead in the polls, but still one. >> i am so, so thrilled, and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. >>reporter:union leaders have pushed a big democratic caucus turnout which helped nullify bernie sanders late surge. clinton comes here for the democrats primary next saturday to presume front runner. the republicans had to nevada for t

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voters, new he university of hampshire in durham, a lot of these younger voters, first-time voters, there could be some significant notable long lines there. host: if you have questions dan tuohy ampshire, is the expert you want to ask today. we appreciate him joining us on a very busy primary day in the state. let's get to the calls. gene is in houston, texas. line for republicans. good morning, gene. caller: good morning. call. you for taking my just a comment and then two questions. two comments, one is a question. all watched both sides of the things that are going on and i've noticed that bernie sanders is being too nice in the area that he doesn't condemn hillary for anything that she's done in my other question is how can they determine how can they determine who's going to be the winner when all the republicans are so close together? that is my comment in thank you again. guest: thank you for the call. so many well-known republican candidates running here, that just makes this an exciting contest. some of these so-called mainstream democrats -- republicans may split the vote. they may help out ted cruz or donald trump. we don't know. one of those questions we may find outcome i

there is a lot of criticism here people,ampshire, these very prominent republicans, sent a letter to fox newsaying do not do this and this is not the way it should be done. national polling to determine who they make the stage. incentives or the candidate to go on fox and national news and not actually campaign in new hampshire the traditional way that is done. it is upsetting. with the large estates in the if you are taking a national poll about that many people would be from new york or california. that is not why the campaign is taking place you might as well ask their opinions on the prime minister race in canada. they are not seeing the advertisements or the interviews or that kind of thing. there has been a lot of concern not just by fox but i cnn and others more than we've ever seen this before. trump breaksdline, far for --ck again, far from the campaign trail, head of tuesday's's primary, trump made a notable detour to address an arena with thousands of cheering supporters in little rock. how does that play in new hampshire and on the same line of questioning, donald trump skipped th

the granite state and the union leader this morning out in new voters are ready there to have their say. newrts say that the vote in ampshire should top 500,000, taking place on tuesday, february 9th. we'll have coverage of many of the candidates in new hampshire today. we have ted cruz town hall on c-span 2 at 12:30. on c-span 3, ght senator marco rubio, and donald trump at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span 2. go to c-span.org. road to the w our white house coverage there. in new castle, pennsylvania, a republican, good morning, shirley. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. caucus last night, i was a little upset because trump didn't come in number 1, but he couple of times throughout his campaign, that he could very well come in number 2, and that's what happened. now, as far as ted cruz, i would man.r vote for that i don't think he can be trusted. but cause othing trouble since he went to washington and remember he's party, and he tea that's what they do. disloyal.y first of all, his wife is affiliated with wall street and most of us know that wall vete vete -- wall street is one of he biggest problems w

new hampshire. let me speak for a minute to the men and women of the state of ago,ampshire -- 36 years you welcomed to the granite state a candidate running for president who was also equally disliked by the washington establishment and the washington cartel. a candidate who was dismissed outright by the media, some called him 15 points to 20 tonts behind but you refused let the establishment and the cartel and the media do your thinking for you, you refused to let them how to vote. you wanted a candidate who did not adopt his positions because of the latest opinion poll. instead, because of a deep and underlying conservative philosophy the grounded him so he knew exactly what he believes, exactly what the principles were in this great nation. and so tonight, i want to say to the people of new hampshire, thank you for what you did 36 years ago, thank you for giving america and the world and yes, history itself, the 40th president of the united states ronald reagan. [applause] i asked the people of new hampshire and the people of south carolina and the people of nevada and the people of the 1,er tue

voters, new he university of hampshire in durham, a lot of these younger voters, first-time voters, there could be some significant notable long lines there. host: if you have questions dan tuohy ampshireis the expert you want to ask today. we appreciate him joining us on a very busy primary day in the state. let's get to the calls. gene is in houston, texas. line for republicans. good morning, gene. caller: good morning. call. you for taking my just a comment and then two questions. two comments, one is a question. all watched both sides of the things that are going on and i've noticed that bernie sanders is being too nice in the area that he doesn't condemn hillary for anything that she's done in my other question is how can they determine how can they determine who's going to be the winner when all the republicans are so close together? that is my comment in thank you again. these more moderate democrats, actually republicans, may split the vote. often they help out ted cruz or donald trump. we don't know. it's one of those questions we may find outcome 8:00 tonight that the campaign has talked about this as well. kasich, jebie, john bush, marco rubio, have been fighting for this so