check out sanders. sanders: walk straight to the car. hey, man, what is your problem? you know, things don't usually get active around here until near noon. early riser. sorry, we're so popular, fellas. it's all right. should be just a few more minutes. she don't know how right she is. sorry. [ growls ] ooh! all right! ohhhh! hey, uh, this cousin of mine told me a good tip gets a deluxe massage. [ chuckles ] what do you mean by that? what do you think i mean? you mean the total body massage? maybe that's what he meant. total body's 40 bucks extra. [ laughs ] top down's an extra $10. oh, so that's -- that's 50 bucks altogether? uh-huh. before. eck my left pants pocket. [ chuckles ] you're a cop! yeah, you're busted, sweetheart. oh, there's no extra charge for the topless. [ chuckles ] ! you're busted, lady! no, way! you don't get your cake and eat it! you're popped, rhonda. i have a chronic lower-back problem. girls, we're going in. hey, this guy got what he came for. what's s talking about? nothing. we'll straighten it out at the station. where i come from if you do it

shelley: bernie sanders back in the granite state. his new book sharing his decision to run for president. tom: two law enforcement officers honored actions. the steps they took to save this man's life. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: it is a very chilly night across the great state of new hampshire tonight. parts of the north country even seeing some snow showers. a live look in the colebrook area. good evening, everyone. i'm tom griffith. shelley: i am shelley walcott. how much more snow could fall tonight? is here with the forecast. mike: very little, if any in southern new hampshire but in the north is a different story. snowstorms continue to fly. the mountains could see an additional coating. up to two inches in the higher terrain. not much happening through a good portion of new hampshire but it is a bit deceiving. the mountains will bring out a little more -- little more moisture. we have cold statewide. we also have winds that are fairly busy. 15-25 miles per hour. put the two togethe

this poor issues by bernie sanders with. trump was right, they totally screwed bernie sanders. your reaction. >> first of all, the surprise here is not clinton. clinton is corrupt. there's no reason to believe that clinton is going to do anything that involves reforming anything. the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders. how can bernie sanders sit quietly learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up saying, she needs to resign? and where are all of the sanders supporters. these people just got mugged by the clinton machine on they're all passive. i don't see anything fight on the left to say how come these things are being allowed to happen. it's a remarkable collapse on the left at a time when the evidence is overwhelming that the nomination was stolen from them. >> all right. mr. speaker, let me switch topics a little bit. i want to go to the polls. you said something on this show last night that

different than bernie sanders who you just had on the show. we don't want to consolidate power in the washington bureaucrat. we think american families better understand how to run their lives and to lift the load of government off their backs. let them run their businesses and their family and spend their money the best way they know how. the democratic idea -- union shut down. union jobs build. keystone pipeline. you've taken wage increases away because of all of the global warming regulation that's come on our small manufacturing businesses or the cost increases in health care. all of these things have devastated the american middle class. middle income folks. we want to make it better, improve that opportunity, improve those wages. i think mr. trump and mr. ryan as a leader in the congress can work together to get that agenda accomplished. there are big things we can do. we need to bring democrats in as well, wolf. we saw what happened when barack obama won and had ultimate power in 2008 and they didn't bring republicans in. i think you ge

joining us from washington is symone sanders. she was a former bernie sanders campaign press secretary. paris denard. cnn analyst josh rogin and political reporter eugene scott. good morning to you all. josh, i want you to remind viewers who steve bannon is and why he is controversial. >> you could not have two more different candidates. you have reince priebus, the head of the rnc who just spent a year and a half trying to keep the party together. it wasn't easy. he had mixed results. then the executive chairman of breitbart, an organization dedicated to destroying the republican establishment. that has been a lot of what has gone into his campaign. you cannot have a more stark choice here. the white house chief the staff position is the most powerful position. some ways more powerful than cabinet level secretary. if trump chooses steve bannon, it will be a clear sign about forget about reaching out to democrats. steve bannon is a man dedicated to burning it all down and if he is able to do that from the oval office, that will b

josh: i was at a breakfast with reporters and bernie sanders last week and sanders was asked what is your critique of the campaign? the game among reporters is trying to get him to say. i could have won and hillary miss -- messed up. but if you look at the vote result, it's clear the democrats have lost white working class voters and what is your message to try to bring them back? his answer didn't differ a whole lot from what he said on the campaign. he walked -- talked about minimum wage but there wasn't a specific message aimed at white working class men of the sort who fled the party especially in last election. democrats are going to have to and do they stick with the hillary clinton/barack obama plan of assembling this coalition of the rising groups of young people of minorities or push more in the direction of where bernie sanders and elizabeth warren would like to go, a more populous economic message that in theory ought to be able to appeal to white working class voters who touch -- turned to trump. amy: we're seeing that played out at the house level. ryan coming out announ

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. so in a letter to the boston globe, warren writes, donald trump promises to rebuild our economy for working people and i offer to put aside our differences and work with him on that task. when he takes the oath of office as the leader of our democracy, i hope we can work together. and bernie sanders says i am prepared to work with him. if he prepares to pursue the racist and sexist and anti-environment policies, we will vigorously oppose him. >>> vice president joe biden vowed american support will not waiver for the state of israel. >> i have to doubt that in the trump administration there will be no demeaning issue of support as the consequence of this transition. even if the new administration were inclined to reduce a commitment, which it is not, congress would never let it happen. the american people would never let it happen. >> biden said he was responding to concerns from friends in the jewish community who were anxious in the change in power in the most divisive campaign in m

(boos) bernie sanders/ -d- for american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. hillary clinton/ -d- presidential nominee: (nodding) thank you. february 1: iowa caucuses gop winner: cruz dem winner: clinton ted cruz/ -r- former presidential candidate: tonight is a victory for courageous nominee: it is rare that we have primary gop winner: trump dem winner: sanders people want real change. donald trump/ -r- presidential nominee: we are going to make clinton wins nevada dem caucuses trump wins south carolina gop primary hillary clinton/ -d- presidential nominee:we never doubted each other. jeb bush/ -r- former presidential candidate:the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken, and i really respect their decision. donald trump/ -r- presidential nominee: let's put this thing away. marco rubio/-r- former ted cruz/ -r- former wisconsin. may 3: indiana primary gop winner: trump dem winner: sanders ted cruz/ -r- former presidential candidate:it ap john kasich/-r- former presidential candidate: we just got up every day and did the best we can. dona

bernie sanders making an appearance tod here at phoenix central high school. he when over topics of society issues, health care along with minimum wage, everything that really got this crowd rallied. they filled the gymnasium here to hear him speak. >> senator bernie sanders! >>> crowd packed phoenix central high gymnasium going wild as sanders to the stage. in two days america will elect a new president. bernie in arizona today to urge this crowd to go with hillary clinton. >> our job, your job is to make sure that on election night hillary clinton is the winner. >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue. some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they've got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders -- >> and today we tell those billionaires, we will fight to retain the democracy. >> sanders also taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's event with what the

senator sanders, he has been there a long time. giving an important voice in the leadership as well as an array of diverse voices. this is the time to have a debate about the future of the democratic party. nancy pelosi has been a person who has been able to hold democrats together. but it's an important debate for us to have. >> this race could end up being decided on what you just mentioned, identity politics in the house. if the democrats become too associated with identity politics. >> i think everybody recognizes that we need a stronger reform message. both about our politics and about our economy. i think the message of the election is that people are angry. they feel left out of the process. and democrats have to give a voice to that. >> technology and globalization are upsetting the two things that anchor people in the world. community and their workplace. it's happening at the same time. >> diversification. >> people go to the grocery store. they are being spoken to in a different language, dressed quickly. fairly quickly.

sanders forank mr.ming. >> today, a panel on the election of donald trump and the presidential transition process. former white house officials and scholars take heart in an event hosted by the washington center. live at 10 a clock a.m. on c-spantubing. on march 16 the following the death of justice antonin scalia, president obama nominated merrick garland for a seat on the supreme court. senate republicans refused to hold confirmation hearings. today, the constitution society will host a discussion on the role of the senate and judicial nominations. that will be live at noon eastern on c-spantubing. c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. as a79, c-span was created public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. today, "washington journal" is next. 11:15, more from the federalist society 2016 national lawyers conference. speakers include governor nikki haley, texas senator and former presidential candidate ted cruz, and a b

the wife of senator bernie sanders.e, thanks for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. >> all right. so senator sanders says he is supporting congressman ellison as leader of the dnc, the democratic national committee. because, he says, it needs to be led, i'm quoting him now, "by a progressive that understands the dire need to listen to working families." here's the question -- couldn't he be that voice, senator sanders, or at least play a leading role in the dnc? is he considering something along those lines? >> well, he's playing a leading role in the senate. and i think that everybody has a role to play, and politics has to stop being the cult of the personality. we need to bring more people into the process, not -- people all over the country into the process. but also more voices in the establishment, whether it's the political establishment or the media establishment. keith ellison has been the co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus. he's a very influential and intelligent, articulate leader, and we thi

they have a sanders' model, a left-wing economic populism. they have a biden model.h the white catholics and union workers and more traditional democratic constituency, or they have someone who can implement the obama model, the obama coalition, which health care tried and could not get out the votes to do. but the other candidate might be able to. this is the coalition. they are not yesterday ascended. they will eventually be ascended. i diamondback think that model is a discredited model. >> i think one year ago and 18 amongst ago the subject at this table was the breakdown of the republican party, it is shattering, it is breaking in, two it's lost everything. >> also last week it was the discussion at this table. >> fair enough. now it has turned and we're talking about the breakup of the democratic party, there's no deep bench, they can't win here. they can't do this. they've lost here. the obama coalition didn't turn out. why working class doesn't like them. this is an amazing flip on expectations. >> drew: the sanders campaign was evident to all of that. >> but

bernie sanders touching on so many issues from minimum wage to health care. a crowd packed auditorium at central phoenix high school and certainly brought the much needed energy. >> senator bernie sanders! [cheers and applause] >> the crowd couldn't have been any louder. hundreds packing phoenix central high gymnasium and going wild as they get ready to hear from another bernie sanders. hillary will win if the voter turnout is high. she will lose if the voter turnout is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history! >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's eve

gaber who supported bernie sanders and even nominated sanders at the democratic convention and the president-elect is also scheduled to meet with former texas governor rick perry after dropping out of the gop primary race and perry endorsed ted cruz and was one of the president elect's harshest critics during the primaries. >> he offers a barking carnival act that can best be described as trumpism. >> i want a president of the united states that brings out the best in us. >> perry did not, or i should say, did endorse trump back in may and now speculation swirling that the former governor is considered for a cabinet role including secretary of defense. all of this follows the flurry of meetings over the weekend as the president-elect golf resort in bedminister, new jersey, nine on saturday including a high profile talk with mitt romney and james "mad dog" maddox and then business from his former hollywood agent, ari manuel and rudy giuliani and chris christie who recently replaced or was replaced by the vice president-elect mike pence on the transition team as chairman. >> and other things. and ot

we'll sit down with former presidential hopeful senator bernie sanders and talk about that and his new book. we'll also hear from our politics panel and sit down with cbs news journalists you don't normally see on camera, our 2016 embedded campaign reporters. what did they learn from voters along the way? nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. president-elect donald trump sat down with "60 minutes" lesley stahl on friday. she asked mr. trump which campaign promises he expects to keep. >> let's go through very quickly some of the promises you made and tell us if you're going to do what you said or if you're going to change it in any way. are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> reporter: they're talking about a fence in the republican >> for certain areas i would, but certain areas a wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at construction. there could be some fencing. >> reporter: what about the pledge to deport millions and millions of unl -- undocumented immigrants? >> what we are going to do is get the people that are criminals and have cr

let's listen together to something that jane sanders, bernie sanders' wife said about this election andure. >> yes or no. would you be open to a senator sanders running again for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020? >> see, that's exactly the wrong question, wolf. nobody cares, except the political pundits. he is not -- he is concerned about 2017. he's concerned about our muslim population in feeling great fear rght now. we're hoping that president-elect trump will give them a reason to not feel that anymore. he's concerned about the fact that people are hurting, that the water systems in flint are still not repaired. those are the things he's focusing on. and what happens in 2020 will happen in 2020. we'll talk to you in 2019. how's that? >> okay, so, david, the question is, can sanders' wing of the party, the progressives, merge with establishment democrats to create a new party? >> well, i think they're just in the party of figuring that out, in terms of senator sanders, his wife, jane sanders, she's right on the point that as a u.s. senator, he is a sitting u.s. senator,

bernie sanders! ?? >> i think the mayweather.and >> mr. sanders, can i get you a coffee? pack wow back if the building. yeah, you know what? >> nice to see it. i'll have a coffee with whole >> no question about it. some trump supporters are not 2%. the only ones going ape over the no, no, no. if i'm gonna have milk, i'll have milk. thank you very much. republican nominee, an unusual what's this i hear about you not prediction, stay with us. nevada -- >> no, no. you don't understand, jeff. helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, and a wipe and a shake? >> no, no, there was no wipe. failing to pay thousands in property taxes, definitely no wipe. she didn't have the decency to losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, give me a wipe. >> you are such an [bleep] bernie! then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- because you're an [bleep] imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull >> yeah, you are. you are. in washington. it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. than any candidate in history. dccc is responsible for the content of this a

i had a week where i covered a bernie sanders event on back to back. what i'll never forget, especially coming from a sanders campaign rally and a ted cruz rally, they weren't talking to the same country i felt like. there was no commonality in their messaging or what they were talking about. they were painting very different pictures, and i think we're seeing some of the aftereffects of that in some ways. >> drew: alan, you were with governor pence when the video comes out about donald tru o those remarks. what was it like in those moments of... what happens to a campaign in that moment and how did the candidates respond? >> the reporters covering the campaign, it felt like the campaign was in a death grip. that day we went up to the rope line, and we asked mike pence, what's your reaction? what's your reaction? and he didn't respond. and then he just walked away. >> dickerson: hannah, was what >> we were on the campaign plane flying to cedar rapids the day that james comey letter came out saying he was looking at something new. we had in wifi on the

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.nd other progressives need to be at the forefront if they want to hold on to the democratic party. i voted green because i could not vote for clinton. i wasn't going to vote for trump. now i am try to figure out if i have any faith left in the party to fight for the next four years. it is very frustrating. i am at my inns which with this. i don't think they realize it i'm 36 years old. i don't think they realize, the people that have been allowing them to hold onto power are older than me. they are getting older. the voting block in which i belong to is larger. so they need to be thinking about us. host: how old are you? caller: i am 35. host: you want to see younger leadership. does that include nancy pelosi? until 2002.had that is how long she held the position. it is time for her to go. partyy claim to love the the way they do, they will step aside. it has taken flight and it is time for it to launch its wings and fly. host: let me just update you on what is going to happen. democra

you talk about the bernie sanders supporters. bernie sanders was calling for and still is calling for a political revolution in the democratic party instead of bernie sanders dominated for president and somebody who is part of the political establishment. that has been a hard adjustment. >> sure, but bernie sanders as you said in the clip you played understands what is at stake. the differences between donald trump and hillary clinton are unbelievably big. bernie sanders understands we can't have a president like donald trump who believes global warming is a hoax by the chinese. they need to make obamacare that extended health care work better for people. these are the big ideas that separate trump and hillary clinton. bernie knows what's at stake and that's why he is campaigning so vigorously for her. >> one of the top guys from the campaign. thanks if are revisiting it. >> where they are now with the review. her e changed husband anthony wiener. battle ground arizona. >> new voters will make the difference. people thought of ar

its author joins us now, a familiar fixture from campaign 2016, vermont senator bernie sanders. welcome, senator sanders. >> good to be with you >> one of the protest anthems going on about donald trump is "not my president." is he your president? >> he won the election. i did everything i could to see he not become elected, but he won. our job now is to hold him accountable, you know. mr. trump claimed that he was the champion of the working class of this country, and as you know, mr. are millions people who are working longer hours for lower wages. they don't have health care. they can't afford to send their kids to college. they can't afford childcare. if mr. trump, in fact, has the courage to take on wall street, to try to work forward, go forward to create a better life for working people, we will work with him issue by issue. but if his presidency is going to be about discrimination. if it's going to be about scapegoating immigrants or scapegoating african-americans or muslims, we will oppose him vigorously. >> dickerson: a lot of democrats are bereft at this outcome. and

other showing up just to hear bernie sanders in what he has to say. a lot of concern tonight about which way colorado is going to swing. >> it's just important that everyone gets what's right. >> a line of people eager to hear what really sanders has to say just a few days before the election. >> i'm actually struggling with my presidential decision. >> somme, have yet to cast their vote. >> there is a lot of anxiety this year. >> i went ahead and build everything out -- >> i wanted to get done. these election is extremely important to me. >> once inside, they heard from the event star speaker -- >> we have an election of a norm days. >> bernie sanders and pressing upon them the importance of showing up at the polls. >> colorado is a battleground state and hillary clinton could win the state by a few boats or lose it by a few boats. the electoral votes of colorado could be the difference up who becomes the next president of the united states. >> bernie sanders bringing energy to a crowd somewhat concerned with how the chips may fall. >> there is a lot

bernie sanders is in iowa. remember his showing in iowa was huge, and now he is standing behind a lectern with hillary clinton's banner stronger together as sanders tries to harvest voters for his one-time democratic rival. our rich edson back once again. hi, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon. bernie sanders will try to convince supporters to vote for hillary clinton and thus far at this event. it's off to a rough start. we'll explain coming up. of a different drummer... beat i say, i just dance. be up for anything with boost. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and i'm just getting warmed up. boost. be up for it. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. yeah...r when you said that men are superior drivers? yeah, then how'd i'd get this... allstate safe driving bonus check? ... only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're acc

and sanders loses the primary but wins the battle for the party.y because i think people look around and say clintons aren't going to run the democratic party. obama is leaving. bernie sanders at least had this grass roots vision. what exactly is that message? what does that mean? >> at first it starts with making sure that we -- you remember the republicans did an autopsy in 2012 that they didn't really follow. but i'm hoping that democratic party will do an autopsy in 2016 to figure out what went wrong, how it went wrong and how we can recapture, having robust conversations. having a come to jesus meeting and make sure we never lose sight of the grass roots and when people have an outcry, especially about the disproportionately hurts people of color, but don't forget about the poor white siftsesters and brothers too. when they say they are hurting, we have to say we got it. we have to listen more. we have to listen to the people. >> interesting you mention the autopsy. what do you want to say? i don't want to cut you off. >> although it is a prox

she's blaming the bernie sanders camp for scapegoating her, sanders making a campaign stop for hillaryoday in the key battle ground state of colorado and here with a preview of the rally from colorado springs is our own robert gray. >> hey, e-mack, that's right, we've had several hundred folks we're expecting a thousand people to fill the cornerstone arch center behind me on the campus of colorado springs. we've talked to people in line here about the wikileaks dump and hillary clinton's aides conspiring with bill clinton's former aides to go ahead and beat bernie sanders, crushing sanders, as the quote is exactly. so, thus far, it doesn't seem to be getting a lot of traction at least with the folks in this line although there are protesters holding up signs for jill stein. and notions of the voting being rigged. they can drop them into boxes until election day and we'll cover that activity and a lot of early voting, with democrats. republicans have since caught up, but the independents who make up the largest group here of registered voters in colorado have not voted en mass yet. and