we bought over $50,000 of new equipment... steven: a sander. that's a dust collector. planers. lemonis: come on. ...including a new sander, a new wood planer, two new table saws, and a dust-collection system. efficiency is labor. labor is money. money is margin. that's what's gonna take this company's margins from 50% to 70%. steve: what happened with that silverleaf mirror? steven: the paint came off. steve: well, what happened? they told me it was more like handling on the delivery. steven: we did it too fast. no. the glue of the leaf needs time to sit, and we're just not taking that time. steve: well, this is the second time that mirror comes back. steven: and it will come back again if we give them another quick date. we need to spend time on it. we can't give them quick-turnaround days, because these things will just keep happening. lemonis: are you frustrated a little? steven: yeah. yeah. they were just rushing a piece out that they had made a "promise" to, and i was telling them i don't care what you promised. it can't go. and we sent it. it came back. i was ver

anna, what do you make of this, what seems like real gain for bernie sanders in new hampshire? e seeing is enormous crowds, enormous appetite for the message that bernie sanders is bringing. the same movement that funded the campaign for moveon.org and our partners is out there looking for the same message from the candidates getting in the race, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, martin o'malley, lincoln chaffey and others to come. they are looking to know what are you going to do that our democracy is broken and the economy is stacked against regular people. bernie sanders is doing a great job articulating the fact that we have a real problem we need to solve in the democracy and he is tapping in to a movement that just fought the fast track on the tpp to a stand still in the last week with. we're in the middle of a movement and he is doing a terrific job tapping in to that. and i think you are seeing the candidates forced to respond to that energy, that grassroots energy that is organically out there. fascinating moment in new hampshire and around the country. >> listen to what

since bernie sanders has gotten in, it has been good news for bernie sanders after good news for him after good news for him in terms of the big crowd. the positive media coverage along the campaign trail, the millions of dollars his campaign has raised since he launched outpacing all of the republican campaigns in terms of the fund-raising and days after he launched. for whatever reason the bernie sanders boomlet, this boomlet that he is enjoying is not one that martin o'malley has been able to enjoy not since his big campaign kickoff on saturday. for whatever reason that big campaign kickoff martin o'malley did didn't work out for him in the same way. the campaign kickoff does seem to have worked for senator sanders. the beltway media has been thinking of him as an asterisk, but he has not been functioning that way at all. in the meantime there is the inevitable nominee, hillary clinton. you may have heard that hillary clinton has already launched her campaign. that is formally true. however today her campaign announced she is having her first major campaign rally on june 13, a wee

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clinton holds a 32 point lead over sanders in new hampshire. ts in new hampshire and eight points in iowa since may. voters gave the senator higher marks than clinton on authenticity and willingness to take on wall street. sanders' growing popularity is putting clinton surrogates on defense. >> i think the media is giving bernie a pass right now. i very rarely read in any coverage of bernie that he's a socialist. >> ron paul got the same sized crowds. pat buchanan got massive crowds. it's not unusual for someone who has an extreme message to have a following and massive is relative. i think hillary had a massive crowd at her announcement. certainly as large as any crowd that bernie sanders has had. >> bernie sanders just responded within the last few minutes to that comment by claire mccaskill, senator from missouri. he said this is the first time a colleague has ever attacked me. you'll have to ask senator mccaskill why. one challenge facing bernie sand ders is his lack of visibility in the african american community. campaign advisers concede

i look at those first two states, iowa, new hampshire, and it does strike me if you're bernie sandersng to pick iowa, new hampshire because probably the most favorable venues. but is there something here that is bigger than just being the next door neighbor in new hampshire that is driving this? >> well, at this point in time, there is still a lot of voters who need to be convinced by hillary clinton. a lot of people who will reluctantly support her. so i think it's not uncommon to see a surge for someone like bernie sanders who has his own built-in following. he's a social media superstar. he has a really core i think support within the base over the progressive base especially. but i also think it's very early. it's really early and the fact he's peaking this early means that hillary clinton is probably fine later down the road. she still has a sizable lead even if these states. so this could be one outlier. and nationally she's still at over 60%. so i don't think she has too much to be worried about and i think especially if she campaigns more, so far she was on a quiet listening t

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in our new hampshire poll that's on bloomerpolitics.com right now you see bernie sanders do well becausek at new hampshire, they voted for pat buchanan. they like an outsider who is kicking the establishment in the face or lower. trump is the same thing. his -- in a crowded field, 16 candidates, a billionaire who can get attention, you know, he's going to potentially grow support. and normally what happens when somebody like a michele bachmann or herman cain rise what happens? they get scrutiny. some from their opponents. sometimes just from the press on its own. when trump gets scrutiny is that going to make him less popular? i don't know that it would. >> i don't think so. >> i don't know that normal physics of political scrutiny apply to him. >> a lot of it's already baked in with donald trump. you've seen the good the bad, the ugly. >> he's gotten a ton. >> he's still where he is. see this yesterday, mika. a surprise, surprising apology in a death sentence. that's rattled boston. >> yeah. dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing death by injection after being formally sentenced for the boston bom

a new bloomberg poll reveals bernie sanders has eaten into clinton's lead in iowa up 8 points for may. and clinton is also down in new hampshire with sanders up 6 points from a month ago. today sanders called the high court ruling common sense. the idea that we would simply throw another 6.4 million people all of health insurance and totally disrupt the affordable care act he said makes no sense. he's glad the supreme court ruled the way it did. former maryland governor martin o'malley said "we must continue to build and improve upon this hard-won progress." former arkansas governor mike huckabee called this a new low for the court and that a simple majority in black robes are circumventing the law. business woman carly fiorina said it is outrageous the supreme court once again rewrote obama care to save it even though it isn't working for the majority of americans. and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum says if you want to get rid of obama care you must elect a conservative president. bret? >> takes awhile to get that all in. mike thanks. >>> well today's decision continues wh

sanders, 35%. he's jumped 20 percentage points in new hampshire in one month.y clinton? >> i don't think so and i don't mean to diminish the surge but i think what you're seeing is while it is this momentum i think what you are seeing is bernie sanders has an opportunity to shape the debate here. that's what you're seeing him do. hillary clinton has moved to the left on a number of issues because she's aware there's this desire make sure she is very much staying to the left and playing to the base of her party. you don't see bernie sanders taking big hits at hillary clinton. even though he's saying i don't run negative campaigns. you have to take some hard hits. i don't see him doing that. even bernie sanders realizes his role is really to shape this and not to kick her out of the race. >> let's see if he does that in the upcoming debates. we take a closer look at the poll. hillary clinton still beats sand irs on things like who would be best on the economy. which candidate cares most about your values? >> the democratic primary is usually divided into the wine

has the top three steady with hillary clinton in first, followed by martin o'malley and bernie sanders. this new bloomberg poll though sanders gets a major boost of 16% saying the independent vermont senator would be their first choice for president. that's double the support for vice president joe biden. how do you read into this? >> look. bernie sanders is giving the democratic base what it wants. red meat -- or blue meat i guess. he is campaigning in minnesota. you know a little bit about that. he was in minneapolis and he got huge -- thousands of supporters many older, definitely liberal, who turned out to see him. you read the reports, people are excited about there on the far left of the democratic party because they felt like they haven't had any chance. what we'll see now though is can martin o'malley tap into that same energy. he's not quite as liberal as bernie sanders but if he can tap into that same energy he might pose a little bit of a problem for hillary clinton. >> let's look at a bloomberg poll now. which one of the following dems would be your first choice for president. hillar

new hampshire shows hillary clinton with a ten-point lead over sanders.arrowly beat sander in a wisconsin straw poll. bernie sanders' supporters don't see him as a second-place guy. the story comes down to who do you believe, polls or people? "the new york times" called out the problems with polling in a sunday opinion piece. they wrote, the growth of cellphones and decline in people willing to answer surveys has put election polling in quote, near crisis. polling is expensive and many must compromise their sample because of budget constraints. polling puts hillary in the number one slot no doubt about it. but the people put bernie sanders much closer than so many points behind. joining me bernie sanders from vermont, a presidential candidate. always a pleasure. your strategy you are on a lot of shows, not only this one, but many shows across the spectrum. is this the strategy? is this what it's going to take? is this part of your strategy to do this? >> look ed given my politics over the years, it's been hard for us to get on network television, by the w

new hampshire is made for bernie sanders. >> yeah. >> and his message is made from the new hampshireemocratic primary. and he will despite whatever happens to him in new hampshire whether he wins or loses, he will succeed. he already has succeeded to a point in pushing hillary clinton to the point where she's going to have to address substance abuse from specific issues. she's going to have to address them. she's going to have to address the trade package. she's going to have to address several specific issues. >> and we're already seeing team clinton start to try to spin these early states. you know saying no one ever won iowa by more than, you know -- no one ever got more than 49% in iowa, et cetera. there is risk built into this early primary system for her. they know it. and while it's, you know, arguable bernie sanlders is-- sanders is never going to be president of the united states, it doesn't mean he'll be a major player. >> it doesn't mean sanders wouldn't do very well in iowa, another populous state. >> they play a huge role. >> we're talking about a ten point spread right

could bernie sanders, some people see him winning the new hampshire primary. would that force her to change strategy that might negatively affect her in the general election. >> is it a pipe-dream that bernie sanders could win the new hampshire, maybe. he is from vermont. one suffolk university poll has him down only 10 points in new hampshire. 41% clinically, 31%, bernie sanders. denver, saturday night, 5500 people, capacity crowd at university of denver. i think there is a lot of anger on the left that hillary clinton is seen as too much of a centrist. she may be pulled to the left by bernie sanders but she still may win. david: republicans say she has to declare herself on trade. >> trade, taxes. bernie sanders said he wouldn't be bothered by a 90% income tax for example for the rich in this country. think about what that would do potentially to the economy. so look, i think the big picture here is, she is likely to win the democratic nomination but to do might be pulled so far to the left it could hurt her in the general election. david: amazing. all the ne

clinton whoever is a democratic nominee will be a strong candidate. >> with the new polls showing that bernie sandersgains on hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire, modest being the operative word here. here's bernie sanders this morning. >> we are going to win new hampshire we're going to win iowa and i think we're going to win the democratic nomination and i think we're going to win the presidency. the american people are sick and tired of seeing the disappearance of the great middle class of this country. they are sick and tired of working longer hours for low wages while at the same time 99% of all new income generated is going to the top 1% and the top 1/10 now ownsome almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. >> is he a better messager on that than hillary clinton? >> i would argue that mrs. clinton, other people in the democratic nomination for president, also have very strong credentials on this whole issue of the disappearing middle class and income inequality. he's a strong voice and eloquent voice but to alex to say he is the leading voice on this i don't think is 100% right. >> ro

sanders is a threat. >> reporter: hillary clinton revealed today her official announcement will come on june 13th in new york city. her early strategy of small, carefully orchestrated events may have created a vacuum being filled by supporter of an unlikely victor democratic socialist senator bernie sanders. >> i wrote hillary off a long time ago. she's just like her husband. >> reporter: sanders through people to a town hall in minneapolis and then at a brewery in the key state of iowa a crowd was piled up outside trying to see sanders. >> what people are saying is enough is enough. the billionaire class cannot have it all. >> reporter: in fact sanders has little chance of winning the democratic nomination after recently declaring he's okay with raising the top marginal tax rate for the rich to 90%. although sanders could open the door for another democrat like senator elizabeth warren to give the race another look. after a new bloomberg poll found sanders has now risen to 16% among likely democratic caucusgoerscaucus caucus goers. the front-runner is at 57% and republicans hope pressure from sanders w

sanders is a threat. >> reporter: hillary clinton revealed today her official announcement will come on june 13th in new york city. her early strategy of small, carefully orchestrated events may have created a vacuum being filled by supporter of an unlikely victor democratic socialist senator bernie sanders. >> i wrote hillary off a long time ago. she's just like her husband. >> reporter: sanders through people to a town hall in minneapolis and then at a brewery in the key state of iowa a crowd was piled up outside trying to see sanders. >> what people are saying is enough is enough. the billionaire class cannot have it all. >> reporter: in fact sanders has little chance of winning the democratic nomination after recently declaring he's okay with raising the top marginal tax rate for the rich to 90%. although sanders could open the door for another democrat like senator elizabeth warren to give the race another look. after a new bloomberg poll found sanders has now risen to 16% among likely democratic caucusgoerscaucus caucus goers. the front-runner is at 57% and republicans hope pressure from sanders w

sanders' hero. she campaigned for the gene mccarthy in 1968, new hampshire. in her memoir, living history, hillary writes, by the time i was a college jr. i had gone from being a goldwater that girl to supporting the anti-war campaign of eugene mccarthy. i would drive to manchester, new hampshire to stuff envelopes and walk precincts. and she would be with bernie today, you might say. >> it is not that big a leap. that's exactly what she would like you to think, right? that at this point, she would be that same, speak to that same kind of energy and youthful enthusiasm that she had then. that bernie sanders is tapping into a bit now. i think it is very interesting about eye watch that bernie sanders could come in a strong second. he looks best position among the very few. >> can he get 42? >> i think new hampshire is a much harder chime for him. it is rand paul territory. in iowa, he will probably do well. a very long time. and her campaign is already trying to lower expectations about her, how large she's going to win in iowa. they keep saying several times

an 8-point advantage over bernie sanders. >>> new dangerous storms in the forecast today all over the the country. let's get to meteorologist derek van dam. >> it's going to fire up thunderstorms this it afternoon specifically from the ohio are river value e lee westward through tennessee and eastern oklahoma. damaging winds and hail today. otherwise general thunderstorms expected to bring a good amount of rainfall. in fact between 1 and 3 inches locally across the mid-atlantic states through the ohio river valley. we'll watch out for that for places like indianapolis and louisville. here comes our cold front providing that collision of air masses allowing for thunderstorms to develop, but it will also bring us relief from the heat. 76 today, but 68 by saturday. a chance of rain showers settling in across that region. here's our four-day forecast for a a few select cities over the eastern half. you can see that cooldown but i wish i could say the same for the pacific northwest. e teetering on record breaking seattle. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> so violence in the streets, t

kerry sanders, nbc news, athens. >>> back in this country, meantime, there is new fallout for donald trump tonight. it involves this network. on the heels of trump's controversial comments about mexican immigrants, nbc universal said it is cutting ties with trump, dropping his miss usa and miss universe pageants. the network was already looking for a new host for "celebrity apprentice" because of trump's presidential bid. nbc's katy tur has late details. >> reporter: two weeks since donald trump's controversial presidential campaign announcement, and his comments about mexican immigrants are still reverberating. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: first univision dropped him last week. and today after mounting pressure nbc universal cut business ties, too. no more miss usa and miss universe on its networks. trump had already opted out of "the apprentice" because of his presidential bid. the company calling his words derogatory, stating "at nbc,

. >> and we will discuss a new hampshire poll that has good news for bernie sanders and bad news forlinton. >> 8:30. we will see you then. >>> and this morning on face the nation, john dickerson will have the latest on the church shooting in south carolina and talking to senator tim scott from south carolina as well as ncaap president cornell williams brooks. >>> still to come on webb, we are going to get you caught up on the day's top stories. also, duct tape can be used for everything, right? we will take you to a down where the duct brand duct tape is going to show us more uses than we have ever seen. >>> we will be right back. >>> welcome back. 8:21 this sunday morning. the emanuel ame church in charleston will reopen this morning for worship services just days after nine members in that congregation were gunned down in the church. locally, d.c.'s ame church is also holding services. kim thompson is there live. >> reporter: mike, it has been a morning of strength and solidarity here at the metropolitan african methodist episcopal church this northwest. a service being here and at

sanders has drawn. others in iowa turning out for him, and his rise is reflected in our new "des moines register." hillary clinton is dominating the field, but look at bernie sanders. he has gone from 5% in the last poll in january, 16%, tripling his support over the course of that time when he did announce for president. o'malley clocking in at just 2% although our survey was completed just as he was formally entering the race. bernie sanders, 16%, a huge jump up. he is being touted by many people as the threat to hillary clinton. can martin o'malley, in iowa and nationally, become the clinton alternative, or is it sanders now? john: i hope you were going to ask, is there anything that can stop bernie sanders from being the next president of the united states. martin o'malley is more conventionally attractive younger, fantastic looking, more mainstream instead of a far left liberal. he could have his moment in iowa. bernie mania could burnout, and you could see how the flowering of o'malley fever before we get to january. mark: there are other democrats who may run, but you can imagine a scenario

bernie sanders, if you look at recent polling in new hampshire, coming up there.0 points 31% compared to hillary's 41%. you know new hampshire is so interesting, glenn. i spent a lot of time there last go around and, you know they don't look at the conversation going on nationally. they don't look at polls. they don't look at anything other than who's in front of them in their living room. if you connect with them give a message that speaks to them excites them which is clear bernie sand erps is doing, according to the poll appearing to men and liberals, of course, but hillary might have a real challenge on her hands here. >> i think she does in new hampshire. the thing impressive to me about bernie sanders is not necessarily what he stands for but advocates his position. he is a dignified andcandidate. he looks a little wild. the only socialist of the 535 members of congress but he comports himself with dignity and has not stooped to personal attacks against her. he's been very measured in his approach. he talks about the issues. i think people are going to reall

you had a chance to sit down with senator sanders earlier today we'll stop tell us about your interview. mark: iowa and newampshire showing standers -- sanders of the vote. this morning, i asked senator mccaskill about sanders rise and when we sat down with sanders, i asked him about what his colleague said about him. morning, i asked senator mccaskill, your collie, about you and your chances. i want you to listen to what she said. senator mccaskill: i think the media is giving bernie a pass. i really read that he is a socialist. i think he would like to see medicare for all. he will back to see expansion of entitlements. he is not worried about debt at all. think iseone who i frankly against trade. he is against a lot of things. it is unrealistic in this day and age. like to stayyou away from personalities so let me ask you on the issues the senator raised and suggested were part of your socialist believes, guilty as charged? senator sanders: i find it surprising she says the media doesn't refer to me as a socialist. i am. do i believe in a medicare for all single-payer system? absolutely. do i believe in

. >> kerry sanders, news, miami. >> opening statements in the fraud trial of a nonprofit that offers so-called gay conversion therapy. four men and two of their mothers sued jews offering new alternatives for healing under new jersey's consumer fraud laws in 2012. the men say the organization violated the laws by calling homosexuality a mental disorder and claiming they could change sexual orientation. the nonprofit says there's still debate over whether sexual orientation is changeable. >> bryce harper hitting a lot of home runs this year. check out the picture you see right here. harper took a fan's camera in the field there. this is during warmup there is. he snapped that selfie. harper said he was "just messing around" and enjoying time with the fans. as you might imagine, this photo was all over social media. one girl said she was sitting nearby when this happened. espn said that they called harp err man of the fans. our friends at comcast sports net want to nominate him for selfie mvp. how about that he's got a lot of fans out there that's for sure. >>> temperatures have been s

. >> and you can see it now showing up in the polls in new hampshire. bernie sanders in the mid30 and in wisconsin in the 40s. i don't think anybody anticipated those numbers for bernie saunders? >> absolutely. i had a chance to go to a bernie sanders event when i was in iowa. more than 700 people were there. and they gave him three standing ovations before he even opened his mouth. it was amazing. "the washington post" had a story today, pointing out that while clinton it more headlines this weekend, it was sanders who had more head count at his events. >> thank you so much. hillary clinton officially kicked off her presidential campaign again this weekend. with a speech right here in new york city. on roosevelt island. we sent a team of producers to the event to ask hillary supporters if they could just name one of her specific accomplishments. let's see what they said. >> my three favorite accomplishments that hillary clinton has done. i have honestly no idea. >> it's hard -- you know it's hard for me to pinpoint out the three. >> not really. i'm sorry. >> three, t

bernie sanders is feeling -- it's where the energy is the excitement the enthusiasm is for the folks in the party seeking the i'd logical purity. >> is this what the numbers are all about in newpshire with bernie sanders and hillary clinton in that enthusiasm? >> i think it is. that's a warning sign for hillary clinton. i do think, he comes from neighboring vermont. he's known in new hampshire. and he is getting that sort of the folks that were waiting and hoping for elizabeth war rent to g get into the party. he's a vehicle, a vessel for that non-hillary vote to coa les around. if you go back into 2000 and look at bill bradley versus al gore if you remember that contest. bill bradley got 36% or 37% to have vote in iowa north of 45% in the new hampshire primary. but he sort of exited the stage and wasn't at the end of the day an enormous factor. we may see something similar here with bernie sanders. he's going to have an impact with hillary. but he hay not be actually proving to be a mortal threat to her candidacy. >> we wanted to pop in some live pictures, hillary clinton speaking at an event in south carolina. >>> coming up next major developments in the colorado shooting.

sanders' aides are scrambling to find larger venues to accommodate swelling crowds. >> we win iowa and new hampshire there is no stopping us. so thank you all. >> reporter: the reality, though is sanders may falter as the public learns his socialist positions. on health care he's pushing a medicare for all single payer system and says he would not be bothered by raising the income tax for the rich to 90%. a new quinnipiac swing state poll shows clinton is far ahead in several key battle grounds. in ohio he's at 60%. sanders has 10%. and at 13% is vice president joe biden. ""u.s. news and world report"" says the vice president has not ruled out a run. while the death of his son beau has of course paused immediate political conversations, biden is expected to decide by august 1st. so the real impact of sanders' rise may be to spark other top democrats to take on clinton. in washington, ed henry fox news. >>> former president george w. bush has been named a father of the year. mr. bush was one of honored today at a charity event. organizers cite their success in balancing careers with the dem

. >> on the democrat side bernie sanders may be closing in on hillary clinton. a newoll siends thatfinds that 41% favor clinton, with 31% for sanders. >>> extreme weather in the gulf. tropical storm bill roaring ashore in texas yesterday, the storm packing 60 miles per hour winds and dumping over three inches of rain. 70 miles south of houston, a five foot storm surge, waves of water rushing over roads, folks forced to use kayaks to get around and texas under a flash flood threat until tuesday. storms over parts of wyoming and seen falling from the sky -- golf ball sized hail bouncing like popcorn in the grass. some measuring over one inch. and this is what it looked like driving through it. well nbc meteorologist is here. >> you have to wonder if it's slippery or driving in snow and ice. i've never driven in hail before. >> i think it's just the pounding. >> of course that roof doesn't look as pretty as it used to either. >> no. >> tropical storm bill hasis an under achiever and no one's complaining, three to six inches of rain. we haven't had many tornados which is

>> we've been talking about this and the large crowds that bernie sanders in particular has been getting. but when you looked at the new poll now it is not even close. it is 75% for hillary clinton. >>> good to have you with us tonight focus. well, it has really been a remarkable day and a remarkable reaction. the confederate flag revolution if you may, has avalanched all around this country. after nine black americans parishioners were gunned down in a south carolina church people across the state called for its removal from the capitol. here was the scene in charleston south carolina today. demonstrators flooded the capitol grounds shouting bring it down. >> we don't need anymore talking. all the points have been made. the governor has spoken. the flag ought to come down. >> one last time take it down. take it down. take it down. take it down. >> south carolina lawmakers got into action.

sanders. over the last couple of weeks he has attracted sold out crowds when he announced and in new hampshireowa, minnesota and with all of the positive press the sold out crowds are earning senator sanders. hillary clinton campaign is showing the crowds and today the hillary clinton campaign sent this out with a whole series of the photos from the events in the country, arkansas, missouri, salt lake city, utah. they want it to be known that they're running in the office, and organizing in the states. people are turning out to get involved and in every state of the country and yes she is running basically all alone in the national pole. she is so far ahead and she is the favorite to win the nomination on the democratic side, but with what is going on with bernie sanders is a real thing. there is bernie sanders at the pact event and telling the crowd i have a secret. that secret is that we're going win new hampshire. he is saying that i am going to win the new hampshire primary. there's a headline out of this weekend and saying that clinton seeks out a win. what? 252 votes. what does that mean

some astonishing news about bernie sanders blowing everyone's minds in a good way.lot coming up on the show tonight. we start tonight with what i like to think of as our little organizational management problem. the known universe of 19 major candidates or potential candidates for the republican nomination for president. this is our working -- this is not even a list. it's our working thing we put up on the wall during the day to

heavyweightness the democratic party should they poll well or get big crowds in ohio, new hampshire bernie sandersley, others say, hillary isn't unbeatable? >> i don't think so. o'malley is polling below one percent, someone with absolutely no maim recognition. we'll see what happens over the course of the week. >> bill clinton thought he could be president. >> that's true and he was a great president and could get elected today. >> that's my point. >> the charisma level of bill clinton versus o'malley is not comparable. >> what if the caries in that hillary clinton is called into into question and they realize good from afar -- >> i think she would really need item blowed for that to happen and -- to implode and i don't think that's happening. >> you don't fear she drives so far left to apiece -- appease these groups. >> i don't think she will go so far left that someone will try to push her out. >> this is -- good professor right now weather this move to the left is something that hillary clinton has to watch. historian says would not be the first time that's happened. explain. is that a worry r

needle where she's going to be appealing to those thousand people who are coming out for bernie sanders in new hampshire last weekend where she's able to tap into at least some of that fire without scaring off a lot of these donors, some of whom i've talked to have said we can be with her but right now maybe we can be with jeb. and maybe that is possible. she needs to -- the question i think is what ron got her which is what's really in her heart and is she willing to bet the white house on sticking with what she believes in or reinforce these questions about her authenticity in terms of what she's really going to do when she gets to the white house. >> you're up there, patrick. you know the crowds up there. half of these people are liberals on wall street make a ton of money. don't they always vote liberal and make money like conservatives. they've lived that weird by fur kated existence for a long time. >> sure, absolutely. right. no, right. they go both ways. but the question becomes when they have to talk to their people within the banking industry, when they're trying to reach out to peop

making her rounds on the sunday shows and she said, quote, i would not be surprised if bernie sanders wins newhire or in iowa. >> oh, yeah. now they're putting the old onus on bernie. and i think i have said this before on "outnumbered overtime" but i have not said it publicly as much here. i will go ahead and say this i will share this. you're seeing this more and more libertarians might bristle at the comparison, bernie sanders is the ron paul of the left. certainly in this campaign. he is galvanizing and exciting younger voters who totally wouldn't show up for a 2016 election. and it is just the apathetic democrat establishment voters then sure she is a shoo-in, but when you have other types who are totally underserved by both parties you will see some interesting things start to happen. >> yeah, you mentioned new hampshire and iowa. i'm glad you did. you look at the states, how could this be. among democratic voters polling bernie sanders has a one-third of the vote. with the up or down in the polling five or six points, that puts them close together. i think more importantly opens door fo