peter doocy has the highlights. >> reporter: joe biden lowered expectations for joe biden announcing in front of a national audience he does not think a comeback in new hampshire is going to happen for him. >> took a hit in iowa and i will take a hit here. traditionally bernie won by 20 points last time. usually neighboring senators do well. >> joe biden talks about his odds in new hampshire like they are sinking of the treated buttigieg like his campaign is rising a sharp warning he thinks being 38 means you don't have enough experience to be president. >> i freely admit if you are looking for the person with the most years of washington establishment experience under their belt you've got your candidate and it is not me. >> i was the first major leader holding public office to call for same-sex marriage so i don't know what about the past of barack obama and joe biden was so bad. >> those achievements were phenomenally important because they met the moment but we have to meet this moment. >> reporter: there was more agreement about other issues like abortion and a woman's right to

we have peter doocy at sanders campaign headquarters. >> hundreds or more bernie sanders supporters have been either standing or sitting for about three and a half hours now and there were major boos that rang through the entire crowd as a screen showed mayor pete buttigieg speaking. as they continue watching him and the screen continued to show pete buttigieg, the chants turned into "wall street pete," this crowd has also been mixing in other chants, we are the 99%, green new deal, and health care is a right. the senator nor his wife have not been seen, we've seen a few surrogates, the national cochair of the sanders campaign but it sounds like someone else might have come out behind me because

it lets back and peter doocy, live at the debate. whether they got the say? are, shannon, were looking at the sign, they have a chance to ask them about the rumor that really tore through the spin room here like wildfire during one of the commercial breaks which is that tom steyer and joe biden were having some sort of a tense conversation. >> i may have a -- i may make it a practice to try to make sure that i have cordial polite relationships on the stage. and you know, that's how i got myself embroiled in the conversation between elizabeth last time. so my practice is to be polite to the people who i am working with. in this case, joe biden. that is always true and it will always be true. >> be satisfied with his answer when you're asking him about the biden ally making the comment ts offensive to the stafford? >> i would not describe it that way, what i said was, he made a racist comment that they legislative black caucus came out against and i'm standing with the legislative black caucus and i was asking joe to stand with us and to disavow something that

we got to go to my colleague peter doocy, who is in the spin room in las vegas. have? >> we have senator amy klobuchar, who is the only one to call out michael bloomberg for having a campaign memo that said you and buttigieg and biden should drop out. do you think he got the message? >> i hope so. i don't think that is the way to make friends and influence people. you know, you are trying to lead a party, and that means bringing people with you. and i was just shocked, i am literally limits as he should be on the debate stage. most of my colleagues at their did not. i felt he should not just be buying his way on the airwaves, he should actually be at the debate. find him he debated. we will see what the results a are. but to see that this morning made no sense. we've worked hard, strong campaigns, and you see by the incoming i took today, i am moving up in the polls. >> you really did take a lot of incoming. some of the really personal stuff from pete buttigieg. at one point, he said he wished everybody could be as perfect as pete. did you mean it? >> i meant it,

jon: peter doocy, peter, thank you.eanwhile amy klobuchar, the 2020 candidate campaigning across the state at 3 events today as questions lingers about controversial case during her time as prosecutor, dan springer live in iowa with more on that, dan. >> yeah, hey, jon, amy klobuchar is having to answer questions about a prosecution she oversaw 18 years ago when she was a district attorney in minneapolis, even as she gets all over iowa in hopes of at least exceeding expectations in tomorrow's caucuses, she's been very busy the last couple of days, 4 events yesterday and 3 more today, we caught up with her in mason city and cedar rapids where she had two good rounds of over 200 people each, the candidates are talking about why they are best position today beat president trump, and klobuchar's argument is she can do well in the midwest and rust belt states won by country and centrist she can extent the democratic party tent. >> so my first piece of profound advice from the whole thing is we better not screw this up becaus

peter doocy is on the ground in las vegas tracking it all. just 9 a.m. in las vegas there, peter. >> leland, las vegas is all about hospitality so the candidates want support from the members of the culinary union and they don't want support from russia. that's what bernie sanders has been getting in some way based on being briefed from the u.s. government. sanders says i don't care frankly who putin wants to be president. stay out of american elections and as president i'll make sure you do and this is something that elizabeth warren is weighing in on as well. >> so, no, we have not received such a briefing. i believe that we need as much transparency as possible and this is about disinformation and the way to fight disinformation is to call it out and show what it is and give everyone full information as quickly as possib possible. >> vegas and clark county is where a huge chunk ever the vote will be cast, but amy klobuchar is working a few hours away in elko. >> why is she going to this down with a small population today? what i'm doing is not leaving

peter doocy is live in manchester with more. peter?se, bernie sanders strength last night was driven by his platform. every time he read part of it, you could feel a jolt of electricity in the room. >> the wealthy and powerful will start paying their share of taxes. we will make public colleges and universities tuition free and cancel all student debt. >> sanders did not win a margin by as big of a margin as he did in 2016 and right behind him was pete buttigieg. >> we are thrilled. we had a phenomenal finish and i don't think most people would have thought this possible when we got into the race just over a year ago. but two states are to states and we have to go on and demonstrate a broad coalition. >> and the finishers was on display when pete buttigieg told his supporters that he admired bernie sanders since she was in high school. >> trace: what about elizabeth warren? she didn't do well, what is she now telling her supporters to do? she gave them checklist she said take a walk around the block, eat a piece of chocolate, hug your

peter doocy has another top candidate. i am totally blind. non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> let's put forward someone who is actually democrat. we shouldn't have to choose between one candidate wants to burn this party down and another candidate wants to buy this party out. we can d >> let's put forward somebody who is actually a democrat. shouldn't have to choose between one candidate who wants to burn this party down and another candidate who wants to buy this party out. we can do better. >> the spin room where candidates go to mingle with reporters, rocking and rolling in the middle of the action. >> good evening, pete buttigieg here, michael bloomberg on stage for the first time. was he chatting with the other candidates during the break? how to change the dynamic? >> it is a change because he hasn't participated in debates or campaigning for the past year. there's a lot to be said for the president of campaign process it doesn't just p

i reached out to the biden campaign to see what is up with that. >> bret: peter doocy, twice in one joke. peter, thanks. what is being described as a seven day period of reduced violence, it is supposed to be the precursor towards a pierce agreement for next week. greg palkot tells us tonight there are plenty of things that could still go wrong. >> this could be the beginning of the end of america's 18 year long war in afghanistan. a seven day long partial truth involving the taliban, u.s., nato, and afghan forces. not a cease-fire, but a hold of most offensive activities. secretary of state mike pompeo traveling in the middle east, after decades of conflict they may have come to a agreement with the telegram. this is an important step in the long road to peace, if it works and agreement will be signed february 29th in qatar. it would lead to bilateral talks between the afghan government and the taliban about a final settlement. >> now that the taliban have agreed to a reduction in violence, it is also an essential step towards a cease-fire and lasting peace. >> a commitment from the tal

joining the latest, bernie sanders campaign headquarters and own peter doocy, peter. >> and sean, we can report from here that every few minutes whenever the local coverage shows results that have bernie sanders with highest percentage of votes counted so far, the crowd in here will all have signs and what has really filled in, those crazy which is remarkable, on the college campus for the watch party, there is no open bar. these people are excited and many have been sanders supporters since he became a senator right next door to vermont. in from behind the scenes angle, i can tell you as the final results are settling in, i have already gotten a text message from a rival campaign about amy klobuchar's position with a person from a rival campaign saying they see what klobuchar is doing, but they think she has an infrastructure problem. she doesn't have offices or anything or staff. in the places after new hampshire and they also don't think her record has been scrutinized and appeared as we wait to see who actually won, the big winner of the night, there is a lot of people that will

peter doocy is with us here in raleigh to tell us what else we're learning from the campaign trail and from this latest poll. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. joe biden hasn't won anything yet but he's in south carolina trying to expand his lead as bernie sanders and michael bloomberg try to expand the map. sanders and bloomberg hit three states each today. the frontrunner is right here in north carolina. >> we're going to win the democratic nomination and beat trump. >> a big change since december. more than half of the democratic primary voters say it's important their nominee change the political system. a fox news poll finds the candidate leading with those that want change is bernie sanders. >> that is getting the establishment very, very nervous. when they see a turn out like this, they get even more nervous. >> joe biden is trying to seal the deal in south carolina and keep bernie at bay. >> senator sanders' medicare for all push will be a long, long expensive slog. cost over $35 trillion. patients can't afford to wait. >> democrats in south carolina are most familiar

we start there, correspondent peter doocy recaps that event and one of the participants remarked it was a big victory for the man they are trying to defeat. >> six democrats walked into the casino last night in the candidate who may have benefited the most may have been the billionaire from new york, the one whose staying up the strip in a building with his name on it. >> the real winner was donald trump. >> michael bloomberg's debut was bruising. >> i would like to talk about who we are running against, a billionaire who calls women fat broad's and horse faced lesbia lesbians. i'm not talking about donald trump, i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. he wants to walk on that stage and push everyone else often become the democratic nominee. >> she brought some burns for other rivals too. >> mayor buttigieg has a slogan that was thought of by his consultants to paper over a thin version of a plan, it's not a plan, it's a powerpoint. >> i'm more of a microsoft word guy. >> amy's plan is like a post-it note, insert plan here. >> i take personal offense because post-it notes were invented in my

let's go to peter doocy live in portsmouth new hampshire is the democratic candidates move on to the first of the nation primary. actually let's begin with white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn because today is the day the president is preparing to give his state of the union address and i've got to say he goes into this with the wind very much at his back. >> will get to a new gallup poll that shows striking new numbers. to the state of the union speech itself, tonight the theme is going to be about the great american comeback and the president will talk at length about five different areas in which he believes he's accomplished a lot and can accomplish more if he is given a second term. the blue-collar economic boom, supporting working families, lowering the cost of health care, safe and legal immigration system and protecting national security. the vice president's chief of staff marc short earlier today saying that the president's got a good story to tell tonight. listen. >> you see that while democrats have been focused on this partisan impeachment, this presi

let's get right to the campaign trail and peter doocy who is life for us on the vegas strip. >> tracemichael bloomberg's big argument is that bernie sanders cannot be elected because americans don't want a socialist. but now bernie sanders has an argument that michael bloomberg cannot get elected, because he is a bad debater. >> are you less worried about michael bloomberg if you were worried about him before? are you less worried now that you had the debate? >> i am worried about an unprecedented amount of money being spent on a campaign. and we have never seen anything like this in american history. and i just think that the american people would rebel against the type of oligarchy movement. we are a democracy. one person, one vote. not a guy worth $60 billion buying an election. >> elizabeth warren fresh off of that debate performance where she picked fights with just about all the other democrats is now backing away from something that is right on our website. elizabeth warren.com that says elizabeth rejects the help of super pacs, and would disavow any super pac to support her in

>> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. i want to bring in jason chaffetz, former house chair and fox --dash jose aristimuno, great to see you both. jose, i will start with you. we got these latest numbers and things have tightened in some regard. you saw joe biden. fourth, fifth maybe. he's inserted in this latest final look. you are take on where the race is now? >> look, there's no question he lost momentum in iowa and that pete buttigieg was the winner. he picked up the momentum come new hampshire. joe biden has a tough couple of weeks to say the least. we haven't gotten to the real meat here in nevada, south carolina, super tuesday. he still got a chance to be the nominee. don't get me wrong. >> harris: can i slide in a quick question? >> he's got some catching u up o do. >> harris: to jason, i've got another one for jose. what is so bad about joe biden? we were looking for him on the trail to new hampshire. we hadn't seen him in a few hours, he was at an event, his team says. what happened? >> i think some of the mess

let's go to peter doocy live in las vegas with more on mr. bloomberg. peter? >> jon, the bloomberg campaign says they can find three examples of nondisclosure agreements that female employees at his company signed as part of settlements, after they complained about their boss, michael bloomberg. now he says this if any of them want to be released from their nda so they can talk about the allegations they should contact the company and they can be released. bloomberg's campaign insists he decided to reverse course on these ndas because he reflected on the issue not because he looked bad on the debate stage. >> this was mike's decision. it had nothing to do with what happened prior to the 48 hours ago. this is something that he decided. he wanted to take the actions to allow the women to break and be free of their nda, to speak out. i mean, he believes that women should be able to, you know, voice their concerns. >> just because women bloomberg says complained because they didn't like jokes he told are free to talk about it doesn't mean the democratic rivals are

and mayor mike bloomberg down south repair shoe with in-depth analysis but we kick it off with peter doocyt the victory party, peter. >> shannon there were moments tonight that sounded more like a crowd at a world cup game than a primary night rally has hundreds of faithful sanders supporters waited hours to hear the senator speak for about 10 minutes and after near finally got to hear him do a popular vote in iowa and the victory here tonight, we are going to nevada. we are going to south carolina. we are going to win back those states as well. >> before sanders took thema stage, buttigieg with primary results giving his speech, sanders supporters booed and then started chanting wall street pete. but sanders praised all of his rivals including buddha buttigieg and stressed to the supporters he will support whoever the nominee is. he just hopes it will be him. tonight's event was more about policy than personality because every h time sanders rattled ofa key pillar of the platform, there was a jolt of electricity all through the fieldhouse. >> >> health care is a human right, not a privile

. >> harris: peter doocy live for us with the latest. peter? >> harris, joe biden's staff and supporters who have been working on a campaign for months will not get to see him tonight. before the polls close, to get out of south carolina, to make sure his firewalls are remains a firewall. >> got to look at them all. i'm feeling good about that. but we've got a lot of great friends here, we are still mildly hopeful here in new hampshire. >> bernie sanders is more than mildly hopeful, he threw 7500 people at a college campus at an event with alexandria ocasio-cortez and the rock band the strokes. >> this turn out and tells me why we are going to end here in new hampshire. [cheers and applause] while we are going to win back democratic nomination. [cheers and applause] and why we are going to beat the most dangerous president in the history of modern america. >> pete buttigieg popped up at a polling place in new hampshire today after making the closing argument that leans heavily into his experience at a small town mayor and his youth relative to

we took it off to peter doocy at the sanders victory party. >> reporter: there were moments this sounded more like the crowd at a world cup game than a primary night rally as hundreds of faithful sanders supported waited hours to hear the senators speak and after nearly four hours in the fieldhouse they got to hear him do something he could not do in iowa, giving victory speech. >> with victories behind us, popular vote in iowa and the popular victory tonight we are going to nevada, we are going to south carolina, we are going to win those states as well. >> reporter: before sanders took the stage, peter buttigieg appeared on a monitor showing primary results giving his speech, sanders chanting wall street teeth but sanders praised all of his rivals including buttigieg and stress to his supporters he will support whoever the nominee is but said it will be him and talked about more about policy than personality because every time he rattled off the key pillar of his platform there was a jolt of electricity through the fieldhouse. >> healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. the wealth

correspondent peter doocy has a preview. >> in iowa, he finished fourth. is still in center stage for a debate where podium placement is determined by polling averages. coming after a senior staff shake-up as the former front brainard tries to remain relevant and the rivals turn their attention to other contenders. >> we are in a moment where billionaires control not only our economy but >> buttigieg is not taken the bait. >> what i admire about senator sanders and still do it is simpson c. >> the first thing we skipped iowa. >> the bloomberg strategy of waiting until super tuesday is less about other democrats but about trump. >> i'm not insecure with who i am and i'm comfortable with people disagreeing with me and telling me so. i have two daughters. what do you expect? >> the former mayor was endorsed by the former navy secretary for president trump. >> i'm tremendously concerned. democracy is around the world are under threat. >> this being warren campaign is confronting a tough deadline. a half dozen women of color have left warren campaign with a com

shannon. >> shannon: peter doocy thank you. let's talk about whether the sanders momentum can be stopped. >let's talk about that, there is a bit of a freak out when we continue to read headlines regarding bernie sanders. is there another contender in the race currently who could put together a coalition that would be able to stop him at this point? >> on paper, there certainly is. only a tiny handful of delegates have been allocated so far, all the rest of them are ahead of us. but the problem the democrats have apart from sanders is that they don't really have anybody with any momentum. biden has not done well in the first contests, he may rebound this weekend in south carolina. everybody else is struggling and scratching to try to make some headway. amy klobuchar claimed momentum by saying that she is the third-largest vote-getter, you get an idea of how much more difficult all the rest of the field is having, that leaves that lane and the party wide open for bernie to continue his momentum which he certainly has at the momen

tonight, following biden him michael bloomberg down south, in-depth analysis but we kick it off with peter doocy with a victory party, peter. >> shannon there were moments that this sounded more like a crowd of a world cup game with a primary night rally has hundreds of faithful standards, waited hours to hear the senator speak for about 10 minutes. and after nearly four hours of being inside the field house, finally got to hear him do something that he could not do a victory speech. >> with victories behind us a popular vote in iowa, the victory tonight, we are going to nevada. we are going to south carolina. we are going to win next those states as well. >> before sanders took the stage and pete buttigieg appeared on a monitor showing primary results giving his speech, sanders supporters booed and started chanting wall street. but sanders praised all of his rivals including buttigieg and stressed to his supporters he will support whoever the nominee is. he just hopes it will be him. and tonight's event was a lot more about policy than personality because every time sanders rattled off the key

peter doocy with more from las vegas. peter? >> harris, michael bloomberg got out of town quickly.e's not even on the ballot here in nevada. he's talking about what happened last night in utah. >> so, how was your night last night? [laughter] the real winner in the debate last night was donald trump. because i worry that we may very well be on the way to nominating somebody who cannot win in november. if we choose a candidate who appeals to a small base, like senator sanders, it'll be a a fatal error. >> the bluebird campaign counted 45 attacks on the billionaire, starting with the candidate standing right next to him, elizabeth warren. who now says he shouldn't be invited to the next debate. >> this is a man who evidently has harassed women, discriminated against women, and then covered it all up with nondisclosure agreements. this is a man who has defended racist policies like it is time to say if michael bloomberg wants to help us win the nomination, let's do it, michael bloomberg. put your money in but take your ego off the stage. >> everybody had a problem with bloomberg last

fox news's peter doocy on location there with more. peter? liz, the big news here in las vegas on the front page of the review journal, see it here, debate debut for billionaire bloomberg in nevada faces test. we've not seen him on the debate stage, the campaign is hinting what kind of opposition research they will roll out this evening. >> mike has what every public official should have, passion, matched with principle. their legacy extends well beyond the five boroughs. reporter: joe biden has a really long record but so does michael bloomberg. >> the fact of the matter is, -- talking about. using barack pictures like he is good buddies. talk about the record. reporter: biden is not the man to beat according to the internal bloomberg campaign memo we got our hand on in part, if biden and buttigieg and klobuchar remain in the race providing no path to collect appreciable delegates and they will propel sanders to seeming insurmountable delegate lead and no upside. klobuchar strong debate showing in new hampshire where she finished a strong th

we have coverage night, bret baier here with in-depth analysis but we kick it off first with peter doocyt the sanders victory party. >> there were moments tonight this sounded more like the crowd at a world cup game than a primary night rally as hundreds of faithful sanders supporters waited hours to hear the senator speak for about 10 minutes and after nearly four hours of being inside this field house, they finally got to hear him do something he could not do in iowa, that is give a victory speech. >> with victories behind us, popular vote in iowa and the victory here tonight, we are going to nevada, we are going to south carolina, we are going to win those states as well. >> before sanders took the stage and pete buttigieg appeared on a monitor showing primary results giving his speech, sanders supporters booed and started chanting wall street pete. sanders praised all of his rivals including buttigieg and stressed he will support whoever the nominee is. tonight was more about policy than personality, every time he rattled off a key pillar of his platform, there was a jolt of electric

we are peter doocy. senior correspondent mike tobin in des moines where confusion still ranks. >> good evening. the chairman of the iowa party and the chairman of the national party or conflicting. a tweet from tom perez, chairman of the dnc read "enough is enough. in light of the problems that have emerged, and in order to assure public confidence in results, i am calling on the iowa democratic party to immediately begin the rake canvas." this follows reports of human error in the precincts caucus night. reliance on a smartphone app that had not been subject to straighten testing. part of the statement from troy price rates should any presidential campaign in compliance with the iowa delegate selection plan request over canvas, the iowa democratic party is prepared. senator bernie sanders says iowa voters are getting the short end of the deal. >> that screwup has been extremely unfair to the people of iowa. it has been unfair to the candidates, all of the candidates. and all of their supporters. >> the

peter doocy is standing by with the bloomberg campaign, casey stegall is down in el paso, or texas, withbegin first with jacqui heinrich live at the east las vegas community center, caucus site where we can see there behind her, and they're doing their thing. >> reporter: hey, eric. yeah, things are underway here at the community center. the line are, the registration cutoff has passed, is so people are now filling out their paperwork, and they're getting in line for the candidates that they plan to back before the first alignment happens. i was, though, talking to some campaigns, and we've gotten information from campaign sources that at other precinct sites, not this one, there there may be some issues of volunteers not showing up. we're hearing that precinct captains -- or campaign staff, rather, have been asked in some cases to act as precinct captains which can be problematic because those people are affiliated with campaigns and, therefore, are partisan. we're also hearing in some of those locations early voter registration data may not be readily -- may not be readily available, a

peter doocy. he's in bakersfield, california, jonathan hunt. >> the president is expected here in about 45 minutes. we are here in the heart of california farming country. as you take a look at the audience behind me, it's a very enthusiastic reception that awaits the president when he gets here. you might notice the desk on the podium as well. that's because the president will be signing an interior department decision that is related to water rights. the president began his day today heading from vegas where he overnighted to the palm springs area for fund-raising. millions of dollars in fact raised during a reception at the estate of oracle cofounder larry ellison. he was among the wealthy there, certainly the palm springs area. a lot of supporters, as he drove from the palm springs airport to the wrong show maras estate of larry ellison. also a couple protesters. unlikely to be an issue when he gets here. mr. trump will be seeking the support and voting election 2020 of ordinary farmers. as pa

former vice-president joe biden told peter doocy he is still waiting. >> the partial results?> iowa has 41 delegates to win for a candidate to receive the democratic nomination they need 1,991 delegates. >> martha: we will see where it goes. waiting for the rest of the numbers and see if that data changes. allison, thank you reporting in iowa. the areas around des moines, the suburban areas. buttigieg did well in those. that's what you will look at in chicago and new york and all of those. that's the "story" for tuesday. the "story" continues later tonight as we take you to the state of the union address. the president of the united states giving his 3rd address. bret and i take over at 8:55. join us then. we will see you later tonight. >> ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. big night. the president delivers the state of the union address an hour from right now. he hasn't departed the white house. we will have full coverage in this hour and throughout the night on fox. how will the president assess the state of the american union tonight? how would you assess it? peaceful a

chris: peter doocy reporting from up the road in concord, new hampshire, peter, thank you.oining us now one of the cowinners of the iowa caucuses former mayor pete buttigieg, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be back. chris: so how much did your win, i will put it slightly in quotes in iowa transform the credibility of your campaign to show voters that you can actually beat this field? >> well, i think it was critically important for the last year presidential candidates had been saying that claiming that we are the ones who can put the campaign together that's going to ultimate i will go onto defeat donald trump and the process of proving that began in iowa, i was especially pleased that we had a coalition of coo burr bean -- suburban, older and younger caucus goers and district that is won for president obama and went if donald trump. we know that we have to earn every vote here, and i so will be on the ground and taking questions that i hear their vision and i hear their concerns and that's how we will succeed. chris: on the flip side, you're more of a target a

we go to his campaign headquarters right now where our friend, peter doocy is standing by, hey, peter. >> tucker right around the top of the hour there was a times square new year's eve style countdown 10-9-8-7 all the way down to 1. the polls would close and as soon as the first results on the coverage of what is happening locally on a big screen here, there was great applause. i have seen staffers walking around high-fiving each other already, but there has not been any sign of the candidate here at the fieldhouse on the campus of southern new hampshire university. in manchester where even on a college campus, the people are not all college students. it is live people of all ages, but all very excited. something unique about bernie sanders compared to some of the other candidates come a lot of the campaign swag that we see our garments were signs about specific policy proposals. again, they love that bernie has been so consistent for so much of his career about the things he really wants. tuition free college, medicare for all, and legal pot in all 50 states, tucker. >> tucker: lega

peter doocy end of des moines.peter intimated there and that we've been reported here, they're going to be a variety of ways you can count this state out of the popular vote, delegate vote, you name it. and it was all supposed to be available in one fell swoop. in other words, almost simultaneously. that is now being called into question. >> neil: very quickly, do want to take you to the floor of the united states senate waiting to hear from west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. a lot of people are focused on republicans who don't want witnesses but they are in lockstep with likely not trying to convict the president tomorrow. while the democrats not so sure. joe manchin is one of those, says in looking at this, i think you will know once you hear my speech, so we wait for that. in the meantime, republican strategist john thomas and white house reporter francesca chambers and kevin chavez. i ended with you so i'll begin with you, what if there is a surprise announcement out of senator joe manchin not to vot

arthel: let's go to peter doocy, he is in manchester, new hampshire with the latest. > reporter: arthel, one of the nastiest attack ads of the entire cycle just dropped online. it features joe biden promoting his record and putting down mayor pete. >>ident obama called on him, joe biden helped lead the passage of the automatic afe act. pete buttigieg installed decorative lights under bridges, giving citizens colorfully illuminated rivers. >> reporter: didn't take long for the you buttigie buttigieg o stick off for the mayor -- stick up for the mayor. the decision to run the ad speaks to more to where he stands in the race than it does about pete's perspective as a mayor and a veteran and the back and forth comes of after last night joe biden delivered a kind of gloomy forecast for his prospects on tuesday. >> did you feel like joe biden kind of consisten -- conceded nw hampshire tonight. one of the first things he said, i lost in iowa to you and to senator sanders, and i'm not going to win here either. >> i was surprised by that. i'm not going to give him advice on how

we will speak with marc short, chief of staff to vice president pence, but first let's bring in peter doocytest on sanders' victory in nevada. peter. >> chris, senator bernie sanders winning big in the same state where he suffered a heart attack just 4 months ago, comeback after uncertainty and a campaign so confident he'd already moved onto texas to celebrate. >> we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition, it's going to sweep this country. [cheers and applause] >> also celebrating joe biden. >> now we are going onto south carolina and win and then we will take this back. [cheers and applause] >> he's trying to do that with a dig at sanders, the democratic socialist. >> socialist, i ain't a pluto plutorat, i'm a democrat. >> senator sanders believes in evolution that leaves out most democrats and most americans. >> the nevada results reinforced the reality that this fragmented field is putting bernie sanders on pace to a mass insurmountable delegate lead, bloomberg will be on ballot's super tuesday and he's a target even though he hasn't won anything yet. >> it's b

peter doocy, thank you. connell: certainly gives us a lot to talk about. s from "the hill" where he is editor-in-chief. just adding to peter's reporting from vegas, elizabeth warren tweeted a few minutes ago she raised five million dollars since she stepped on the debate stage last night. you have this race, bob, everybody said, well, can we have a head-to-head between bernie sanders and one other candidate. warren was, looked like she was in trouble, she may be but she obviously has got some money. biden is hanging around at least through south carolina. we know buttigieg has got money. klobuchar is raising it. bloomberg, whatever his performance last night has spent 400 million plus for his own money. how would you characterize the state of this race? >> i think it is all over the place and it's unpredictable and no one as you mentioned, none of the contenders will get out anytime soon. maybe biden with a disappointing super tuesday. as you mentioned, klobuchar, warren, sanders, buttigieg they have money. they will be sticking around. bloomberg does as we

but first, let's bring in peter doocy with the latest from the campaign trail here in new hampshire. peter? >> chris, during one of our trips here this summer, the secretary of state told us that, because new hampshire does not have professional sports teams, the primaries are like their pro sports. people are taking this one very seriously. >> this is the decision we will remember for the rest of our lives. >> pete buttigieg and bernie sanders both say they won iowa. >> if you read these articles of establishment is beginning to get nervous. >> elizabeth warren is taking her pitch to people's porches. >> here we go. i am close. but i got the woman who came out. >> warren and sanders may have a home-field advantage, which has joe biden worried about going 0 for 2. >> i've always viewed the first four encounters, to primaries, to caucuses as a starting point. >> biden's latest warning point is about labels, warning sanders is a socialist and booted judge is a small town mayor. >> i do not believe we can take the risk of falling back on the familiar. >> that has biden blasting buttigieg

as we await the official results, some candidates are in new hampshire, peter doocy reporting live forre. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, bill. candidates do not want to make new hampshire voters wait for the iowa results, so most of them are here already, because they are trying to get ahead of the next contest which is here. >> iowa is what it is. right now i am in new hampshire to talk to people about why i am in this race, and how we all need to pull this party together and we need to focus on beating donald trump. >> warren, club chart, buddha judge, all bowing to get to new hampshire before it was up, getting coffee come up with a bunch of cameras before the morning, without official word, he is continuing to claim victory. >> we had a chance to quiet to those questions of whether we belonged in this effort in the first place, now so much will depend on what the famous say win famously independent thinking state of new hampshire decides. >> and it is not clear that that tone is going to change no matter what we hear in an hour and a half about 50% of last night's results. >> b

peter doocy is live on the road on his way to des moines, iowa, where the former vp, joe biden, is abouthold an event. peter, we will see you tomorrow. hello. >> reporter: good afternoon, bill. we are actually driving right now on the campaign trail. 20 west between joe biden's campaign event, des moines this afternoon, and we were just with him in dubuque. >> i've always liked dubuque a lot. [applause] no, no, no, not a joke. you know that's true. you know that's true. it gets me in trouble saying. that -- [laughter] or down in your old hometown saying that. there's something about the hills, the mountains, the lives. you breed some really strong folks. >> reporter: bind has been mostly left alone by his democratic trials, but pete buttigieg is trying to contrast himself as politely as possible. >> i have so much respect for the vice president and everybody else i've been competing with. people with values and experiences that are a credit to my party. but what i'm offering is just a different approach. >> reporter: the buttigieg campaign got complaints that a des moines register and cn

joining us with more, at joe biden's headquarters, peter doocy. what have you got tonight? >> so far, not a whole lot of fighting supporters because the doors to his caucus night celebration or at the very least caucus night remarks only just opened. one of our team members is downstairs, said there are 20 people waiting to come in. of course many people who will be here tonight are still at their caucus locations. it's really interesting, the campaign, big national campaign with strong poll numbers and who looked competitive against president trump, they are finding out what's happening in iowa tonight just like so many of us without access to sophisticated internal polling. i was just outside in the lobby and i saw a campaign manager for the biden team. he got in the text of a photo of a location in altoona that was good for their campaign. he was showing some of the staff. to this point, it's been just press and biden campaign staff. they don't know anything yet but we understand that he's watching des moines with his family and he should be here in about an hour. hopefu

let's begin with peter doocy. hi, peter. >> reporter: martha, good evening. candidate hoping to be the moderate choice the year, pete buttigieg, and the candidate hoping to be the more progressive choice this year, bernie sanders, are turning on each other like today when buttigieg told a crowd of democrats he doesn't think bernie can ever unite the country. >> i respect senator sanders, but when i hear this message go out that you're east for a rev -- you're either for a revolution you've got to be for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us, because we know what has to change. we also know that we're going to bring about that change by coming together, not by saying if you don't agree with me 100% of the time, you don't belong at my side. >> reporter: i've spoken to campaign sources who reminded me the fight for the left lane expect center lane in the by mares seemed like it was going to be between elizabeth warren and joe biden just a few weeks ago. but after strong finishes in iowa, it is between sanders and bu

chris: peter doocy reporting lie from las vegas.ning us in washington mike short, chief of staff to the vie president, welcome back to "fox news sunday". u.s. intelligence is the russias are interfering again in our presidential election, this time trying to help president trump d bernie sanders, here's how those two men reacted this week. >> i say to mr. boudin if electd e esident, trust me you will not interfere i in and election. >> i see these do-nothing democrats, they said today that putin wants to be sure that trump is selected. >> while sanders targeted putin, why did the president want to democrats? >> i think there is not intelligence is the russians are trying to help donald trump when the election proved we know if when government is trying to interfere it will be chaos, they have been doing it for many yeas and is not just limited to russ, but there's not intelligence tht suggested trying to help trump. when this diminished ration sanction russia more than any administration since ronald rean and it seems the democrats

but first, let's bring in peter doocy with the latest on sanders' victory in nevada. r. >> chris, senator bernie sanders winning big in the same state where he suffered a heart attack just four months ago. a comeback after uncertainty and campaign so confident he'd already moved on to texas to celebrate. >> we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition, it's going to sweep this country. >> also celebrating, joe biden. >> now we are going on to south carolina to win and then we're going to to take this back! >> and he's trying to do that with a dig at sanders, the democratic socialist. >> i and a socialist, ia and a plutocrat, i'm a democrat. >> pete buttigieg has a more detailed warning. >> senator sanders believes in an inflexible ideological revolution that leaves out most democrats. not to mention most americans. >> is getting late to stop sanders though. michael bloomberg's campaign manager warns the nevada results reinforce the reality that this fragmented field is putting bernie sanders on pace to amass an insurmountable delegate lead. bloo

>> mike: peter doocy, thanks very much.urges out of new hampshire and iowa withouwith almost as many delego senator bernie sanders, he's attracting attention from the far left, including lgbtq activist. garrett tenney looks tonight at how buttigieg is handling the new challenge as he prepares for nevada. >> this is interesting. he currently has more delegates than any candidate, could change depending on how iowa pans out, but that success has made him a target for progressive groups trying to stop his momentum heading into nevada. this group is one that is getting a lot of headlines. >> simply being gay isn't enough to earn the support of lgbtq voters. that's the message from the group queers against pete, which argues the former south bend mayor has shown he it of touch and not fit to be president. nearly 3500 people signed the letter as of saturday come a day after some of the members disrupted a private fund-raiser buttigieg held in san francisco come interrupting the candidate after he was asked a question about his hu

what about you, peter doocy? >> reporter: of course. my height helps. arthel: that's a good point. wasn't to let everybody know we'll have special coverage on the south carolina primary throughout the night. special report anchor brett behr will have live results, plus analysis, that will start when the polls close at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. at 6:00 eastern, jon scott will be here with the fox report. you can catch all of it right here on the fox news channel. eric: pea first really, really-peter is really, really tall. president trump taking credit during the cpac speech taking credit for the peace deal aimed at ending the country's longest war and allowing the president to begin his long proposed promise of with drawing troops from overseas. >> there hasn't been a moment like this. we've had very successful negotiations. we think they'll be successful in the end. the other side's tired of war. everybody's tired of war. that's been a particularly long and gruesome one. eric: will it stick? we have more from kabul. hi, greg. >> reporter: it could be at least the beginning of the end

. >> ed: peter doocy live in columbia, south carolina. speech where the open primaries five days away. hey, peter. >> good morning ahmed and sandra. african america voters make up about 60% of the democratic primary electorate here. that's the reason joe biden has referred to south carolina as his firewall. although now that the contest is here, he is kind of changing his tune. >> south carolina is your firewall. >> you said it's my firewall. i never said -- >> it's been your firewall. >> i said i'm going to do well there and i will do well there and i will do will be on there, as well. >> it's been an open primary, which means republicans can vote on the democratic side if they want to. that adds a new dynamic to the race, and so does bernie sanders being the front runner with a fresh look as record. >> one of the criticisms, joe biden has said he never got anything done. amy klobuchar has been -- are you getting mad? >> just silently hissing, my fault. >> being the front runner means being attacked more than anyone. now the only candidat

bret and martha. >> bret: peter doocy her into one, thanks. >> martha: thank you, peter.ator bernie sanders came at a very close second, very close, razor close, to hillary clinton four years ago in iowa here. >> bret: is hoping to do it do it obviously had better today. mobilizing his army of volunteers and supporters as we speak. jacqui heinrich's with the this evening. >> where the campaign of excitement and of energy. >> to some, senator bernie sanders' strategy looks a lot like president trump's 2016. popular support from voters tired of establishing candidates. sanders already has more individual donations than any of the democratic rivals with 1.4 million people supporting his campaign last year. and in iowa on caucus night, is relying on those people to come out en masse. >> nobody else would beat trump and bernie. we're living a populist movement and donald trump were caught that populist wave and bernie represents something similar to that. >> volunteers have been carrying his message while his men off the trail, sidelined in washington for impeachment. sanders'

peter doocy joins us from the biden campaign headquarters in des moines. hat is the mood there? >> the mood here it is hard to gauge because nobody is really particularly excited outwardly and no one seems like they were particularly upset. they are just kind of standing around. we understand that the former vp is off site somewhere in des moines watching the results come in with his wife and with his grandchildren. and something that we can report now is some of are out in a lobby area. the first stop that people make once they come into the door. some of the folks who caucus for biden are showing up and seen some of the local reports about individual creeping in the area that are not listing biden's name as somebody who had any support because he was not viable everywhere. and it sounds like there is some concern among these people who come again, spent the first. part of their night trying to get biden and now coming to what the biden people hope is a celebration and they are seeing on screen for the first time that there are some places where he was not

. >> heather: that paul was really surprising especially when you hear from some of the lake at peter doocytalk to people out there on the campaign trail and time and time again, that's not one of the topics they ask about or account when it comes to who they will vote for. you for joining us and we will check back with you for sure. >> you back. >> heather: time now, 14 minutes after the top of the aren't democrats turning their attention to the next crucial contest and new hampshire. which candidate has the most momentum and do any of them have a shot at beating president trump. here to break down the democrats chances, up next. >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. >> tech: oh, no problem. >> tech: check it out. >> man: yeah. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. that's service i can trust... no matter what i'