as we just heard sarah sanders on my program, former white house press secretary, she said that new hampshireshowed us to the front runner status is, and that would be bernie sanders. he says he is a democratic socialist. there are a lot of democrats who don't want to be affiliated with that. >> first of all, bernie sanders has said that if he accepts the democratic nomination, he will run as a democrat pair that's plain and simple, i want to make it very clear. i also want to make clear -- >> harris: let me stop you right there. i'm curious. to be in the senate, he has caucused sometimes with you guys come i will say. democrats. but he is a socialist. he says he is paid i believe him. why would you doubt it? >> every candidate signs a piece of paper that says if they run for the democratic nomination, they will run as a democrat. i want to be very, very clear about that. >> harris: was 45 plus million people who were following him last time in 2016, he's going to shed that and change into something different? >> you are talking about two totally different things but first of all, he says he'

joining us now, ari fleischer and sarah sanders. good to see you both. seems to be a total freak out. ari fleischer come over bernie sanders. it might be understandable but what's more fascinating as they want to go back to the old rules so the superdelegates actually count again. >> absolutely. it's amazing having watched the democrats going through this four years ago and going through the allegation and everything was rigged. as i know it's not. no it's not. to go back and do it again. their fear is justified, sean. bernie has a legitimate shot at winning this thing not only here in iowa tonight but in new hampshire. who knows what can happen after that? it's a reflection of joe biden's weakness. we'll have to wait and see what the results here are in iowa but don't roll bernie out of winning the entire thing. >> sean: i don't rule it out at all. sarah sanders, the idea that now they are trying to help bloomberg out and they're going to change the rules and okay, we will let you win then. maybe you will be an alternative down the road of this blows up

we'll talk more about bernie sanders' win in nevada with sarah huckabee sanders in hah moment, but first my moment. if you ever thought president donald j. trump's popularity, success or occupancy in the white house as you attributable to his billions, take a look at the poe dengs presidential wannabe michael bloomberg and think about. each of them new york city strong-willed billionaires running to be president in 2020. but the similarities end there after bloomberg's horrifying performance at the nevada debate tell the story. after watching the debate i am not sure even he knows who is. once a democrat, then a republican. then an independent, and now a democrat in order to run for president. he's so wishy washy and spineless, he doesn't just flip-flops, he flip-flops, then back flips. as a result, he has single handedly managed to alienate just about everyone he meets in his quik quixotic effort to bece president. there are 40 separate work kiss cripple nation and sexual harassment cases he settled at his company, all of them sealed by a non-disclosure agreement preventing the women fr

joining us now, former white house press secretary sarah sanders and the great state of florida matttz. we have about 3 minutes left. let's get your take on the night. sarah let's begin with you. >> look i think the president's reelection chances right now have never looked stronger. the idea that his approval rating is at an all-time high and crazy bernie may be his opponent, a proud socialist, may actually be the democrat nominee is frankly, i think should be terrifying for everybody. not to mention bloomberg if he continues to rise, serious problems with women, african-americans. his record, his language is offensive and atrocious. then again, maybe he can buy at the dnc just like hillary did and still it from burning like they did in 2016. either way, i think this is another great night for bernie bernie and trump and stronger as he looks to look to november. >> sean: mike gates, how do you read this and maybe touch a little bit in the 90 seconds on the issue i brought up with minority leader mccarthy. that is a prosecutor and doj stepping in and the stone case. >> i believe roge

you have to protect the constitution. >> martha: joining me now, sarah huckabee sanders, former whitese press secretary, fox news contributor and author of "speaking for myself" inside the white house. that fight has continued. at least it pauses today, sarah. who knows where it goes from here. your thoughts on what you just heard from jerry nadler there. >> i think it's a huge mistake. you think the democrats would learn their lesson. the president has been acquitted, he's been vindicated and he's in a better position now than ever before. going into re-election. the democrats are clearly no match for this president. they tried to take him down time and time again. he continues to beat back the ridiculous shams and russia hoax, whatever the conspiracy theory investigation of the day is. and frankly, the american people are tired of it. they want congress to actually work together and get something done. i think some of the things the president laid out in his state of the union address last night are the things that america wants to talk about. they're tired of the games that democra

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sarah sanders as the left's agenda to undo the 2016 election has done nothing but show their true priorities. >> some great things they will work together on but they care more about destroying the president than fixing problem. they hate donald trump more than they like america. the last three years, every single they since the president took office they have done nothing but try to take that election back and donald trump continues to get stronger. and the country is hard to argue with data points doing better under this president. >> the white house affirming that sentiment, and donald trump advanced the -- the democrats once again have nothing to do for their fraudulent scheme. >> the highway patrol officer and air force veteran shot and killed while trying to help a stranded driver. the suspect shooting the trooper as he pulled over on i-95 in palm city, florida. another officer shot and killed the gunman, serve 19 years on the force. we know the identity of the alabama police officer and the father of two with the third child on the way and he has a long criminal threat. the missing of

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. >> there is a person in arkansas who might be running for governor then, sarah huckabee sanders. what do you think of the possibility of her running for that office? >> she is very wise and she has said that three years off we have a governor right now and i have three more years of work to do. she's given me that latitude. i appreciate that about sarah. we have a number of good candidates running down the road. sarah is really enjoying herself she has some national opportunities but i'm delighted her home is in arkansas. >> i just want to get your sense for who you think the democrats will nominate. it does seem like such a mess obviously after iowa and what we didn't see with the results. it could be sanders, buttigieg. do you have a pick? >> i would not be crazy enough to pick one but i will tell you that in arkansas the primary is on march 3rd, the super tuesday. mayor bloomber has been in arkansas three times. we have had the biden campaign with the minority community so that might make a strong play for arkansas so i pay attention to those. >> i talke to wall street people

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joining us was reaction former white house sarah sanders. news contributor dan i begin with you. this is personal for us, because that path that he forged opened up opportunities for all of us. to give our opinions. every single day. it wasn't easy cutting the path that he is cut. >> no, he was a trailblazer. if it weren't for trailblazers like rush, you and see people like me here today. i will never forget being an 18-year-old getting ready to go to college sitting at the pharmacy picking up one of rush's book. reading the facts and data that contrasted what i had heard in liberal new york for my entire life. rush literally change my life. i doubt i would be here today if it weren't for him. i want to leave at this and tell you, there are very few people who can exit stage left. i know he will fight this. and say that the world is a demonstrably better place because of them. rush can say that. he should hold his head high. it was an honor to know him. >> i know mary matlin once said -- by the way married to . he was also the george w. bush

name sarah, huckabee -- sarah huckabee sanders. i wonder what you think about her possibly running for that office? gov. hutchinson: sarah is very wise. we have a governor right now. i got three years more of work to do. .he has given me that latitude i appreciate that about sarah. we have a number of good candidates that are looking at running down the road. i think the world of sarah. she is really enjoying herself. she has some national opportunities. i am delighted that her home is in arkansas. i do want your sense of who you think the democrats will nominate. it does seem like such a mess after iowa. what do you see coming out of there in terms of results, and now i looks i could be sanders, warren, pete buttigieg, vice president biden is having a difficult time. do you have a pic who you think will wind up running against the president? would not beon: i crazy enough to pick one. but i will tell you and our primary zone in march 3, the , the southeast day of primaries, that we have had mayor bloomberg who has a very big presen

somebody named sarah sanders. have you ever heard of her? [cheering] come here, sarah. come on.cheering] that is pretty good. we have a great football player from iowa, matt whitaker. >> thank you. how much do we love this president? [cheering] mr. president, how much do we love the state of iowa? so much. this is an incredibly special place. i met my husband here in des moines. i love being back in iowa. it is an amazing place. we are sorry you had so many crazy liberal democrats running around here the last year. the good news is it will not matter. at the end of the day, this guy will still be our president. [cheering] thank you very much. god bless you. pres. trump: thank you, sarah. very popular. she was a terrific person. great person. thanks to republican leadership, america now has the hottest economy anywhere on the planet. not even close. every prime minister, president, king, queen, dictator, they all say, how did you do it? the truth is, we have certain advantages. we have the greatest people in the world. since the election, we have created 7 million new jobs. the a

from a white house press secretary, fox news contributor sarah sanders. i will ask you the same question. if you're going to attack wineries with with broad sweeping generalizations, it's not all crying. it's not -- all cops shouldn't be in only minority neighborhoods. only arresting minorities. all crime is not there. it's a lie, first of all. i would assume that socioeconomic factors enter this a lot more than anybody's race, creed or color. so my question is now his attack and farmers minorities, women. and now is going after gays, and transgender people. how does that go overnight primary? because i think if your former boss donald trump said any of it he would be in trouble. >> look, if he said in a vat, the media would be going crazy, but instead, the media has decided that bloomberg is their gift to stop burning. the only way at this point that mike bloomberg becomes the nominee is if the democrats and the dnc steal it from bernie sanders. he's the only candidate out there with all this energy and excitement on the democrat side, which is troubling

you saw what happened to kirstjen nielsen and sarah huckabee sanders.ior they are encouraging. >> they are either looking the other way or encouraging it. where is the outrage or antifa when they go out and try to assault and scare them. this out of saul alinsky. it's one thing to disagree with people, but it's another to try to intip date and silence them. this is something you would see in north korea. this is happening in our country. we need to have considerations about this. we need to hear more from our democrat is politicians and from the media. trish: another 2020 dem caught red-handed flip flopping on immigration. president trump telling me in an exclusive interview he wouldn't be surprised if the dems tried to impeach him again. president trump: with these people you never know. trish: president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, the man at the epicenter of the ukraine impeachment sham. he joins me with sofi, get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right so

maria: joining us right now former white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders thanks so muchning great to be with you -- >> the president said you the risk is very low. of the you know we had a is asking about that nice conference earlier today i think the president certainly made the right call right off the bat when he restricted travel to china, a lot of people criticized him for that, that was absolute right call in retrospect we know that, but today, knowing there are so many unknowns out there does this president need to be a little more you know questionable in terms of how severe this is rather than saying there is little risk for americans? >> the president is -- was i completely agree absolutely right in implementing travel restrictions to china, frankly the administration has been aggressive in its response, from the beginning, of this outbreak will continue to do that. will the he put vice president mike pence to lead the team along with secretary of hhs alex azar, to run this process, make sure that they are solely focused on that, i think that is smart decision

listen to sarah sanders. sarah knows a lot about these elections.'s get her take on it. >> i think republicans have to be extremely careful. we can take nothing for granted. at this point the stakes have literally never been higher. if crazy socialist bernie sanders is the democrat nominee as well on track to be, literally the way of life and our very freedom is at stake at the election in november and republicans have to come out in full force make sure they get donald trump reelected. lisa: sarah sanders is so right. republicans should not take this for granted. there was even an article in the "washington post" last year, how capitalism is in crisis. essentially billionaires are to blame. do not think for a second if bernie sanders ends up the nominee, which he likely will, will have the media is trumpeting this. capitalism is bad. he is not a socialist. a democrat socialist. this is not going to be venezuela. pete: precisely the contrast the president will use to demonstrate how far the left has gone. it may be formidable. may be a mini movement

this is what happened to sarah huckabee sanders, who was abused in a restaurant with her family becausef this kind of family. you have obama's attorney general sang when you -- when they are down, you do not help them. this started a long time ago. remember when president obama was president, he said at the thanksgiving cable test table, get in their face if they are on the wrong side of the political argument. so the idea that donald trump started a negative public discourse, he is responding to the attacks against him, his family, his administration. steve, we have, a media that discusses the president's wife for wearing the wrong shoes. donald trump was elected in 2016 because he is standing up to the abusive left and the mainstream media, and a lot of people applaud him for it, as do i. >> does that not degrade the presidency? , it's justthink so celebrity politics. politics changed reversibly with bill clinton when he played saxophone. member that? from that point on national politics became as much about celebrity is about policies and platforms. obama was a manufactured celebrity

far lesser value then of the main stories here about to sarah your senator bernie sanders is now really one the new hampshire primary the results give him a slight edge but the field is still wide open as most states prepares to vote for a democrat to run against donald trump in the vendor. and tensions are escalating between turkey and syria president everyone's expected to present plans for a tougher response to the situation in the northwest of syria after regime forces killed 5 turkish soldiers on monday that's the scene life of the turkish press the turkish parliament in ankara will go back there assume this president urged one starts to make his address where we do expect him to make an announcement as to what his response to the violence in egypt will be. and another of our main stories is $39.00 people on board a cruise ship docked in japan have been infected with corona virus bringing the total to $175.00 the diamond princess is host to the largest concentration of cases outside of china. the company that sold encryption devices to more than $100.00 countries for decades was se

i will speak with ohio senator rob portman, former white house press secretary sarah sanders.aria. good morning, everyone. the virus is spreading. governments are imposing lockdowns and travel restrictions. and people the world over are very anxious to avoid anyone who may have been in contact with a virus carrier. the market, extreme volatility after a near 2,000 point drop for the dow just in the last two days. let's start with the spreading virus. a u.s. soldier in south korea has tested positive. he is being quarantined in his off-base residence. he's the first service member known to have been infected. here at home, an american taken off the "dia

>> okay on my show we've got darryl darrel issa, sarah sanders, charlie kirk, i'm going out to do street results too. >> well now they may be late, they may not have them. steve: it's going to be a problem. >> i am on late saturday night at 9:00. would you like to be on my show tomorrow? brian: i would love to but i have a previous commitment. >> what, your book? brian: i'm not able to say. you can ask me on the show. >> let me tell you, you were on the show last weekend. >> lisa: i was. >> i loved having you on, so smart, so bright. really. you want to be on, steve? you're in new jersey. steve: but when i was on, i catered. >> oh, that's right. but didn't you cater my recipe? steve: i did indeed. wait until the next cookbook. judge thank you very much. we'll be watching. >> lisa: always a pleasure. brian: the president gave you a shoutout last night. meanwhile the white house releasing its annual report of the state of the economy. here is a hint it could have a big impact on the election. we'll talk to national economic counselor, his name is larry kudlow and he's coming our direction.

i will speak with ohio senator rob portman, former white house press secretary sarah sanders. "varney & company" kicks off right now. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. the virus is spreading. governments are imposing lockdowns and travel restrictions. and people the world over are very anxious to avoid anyone who may have been in contact with a virus carrier. the market, extreme volatility after a near 2,000 point drop for the dow just in the last two days. let's start with the spreading virus. a u.s. soldier in south korea has tested positive. he is being quarantined in his off-base residence. he's the first service member known to have been infected. here at home, an american taken off the "diamond princess" cruise ship is being treated with an experimental drug made by gilead sciences. he's in the nebraska medical center in omaha. overseas, virus cases linked to italy have spread to five other european countries, and virus cases linked to iran have spread to iraq, afghanistan, kuwait, oman, lebanon and bahrain. brazil is testing a man who recently visited

this is what happened to sarah huckabee sanders.n you have eric holder, obama's attorney general saying when they are down, you don't help them, you kick them. this is something that started a long time ago. even president obama said at the thanksgiving table get in their face if they are on the wrong side of the political argument. trumpea that donald started a negative public discourse -- he is responding to the attacks against him, his family, his administration. we have a media the attacks the president's life for wearing the wrong shoes, his 10-year-old son. inald trump was not elected 2016 because he is standing up to the abusive behavior of the mainstream media and a lot of people applaud him for it is do i. "manywhat he refers to " or "nervous nancy" doesn't that look bad on demonstration? i don't think so.st: national politics became as much about celebrity as policies and platforms. obama was a manufactured celebrity candidate. nobody knew anything about him. he went from being a nonentity senator from illinois to being th

there's a republican in arkansas who might be running for governor then, someone named sarah huckabee-sanders. i wonder what you think about the possibility of her running for that office? >> well, sarah is very wise. and appreciate the fact she has said -- that's three years off and i've got three years more work to do so she's given me that latitude -- >> she's not trying to>> you off. >> exactly. i think the world of sarah, but she's really enjoying herself. she's got some national opportunities, but i'm deleted that her home is in arkansas. >> and i'm going to let you go but i do want to just get your sense for who you think the democrats are going to nominate. it does seem like such a mess obviously after iowa and what we saw -- we're going to see coming out of there in terms of results and now looks like it could be warren, buttigieg, sanders. do you have a pick on the democratic side who you think is going to run against the president? >> i wouldn't be crazy enough to pick one, but i would tell you in arkansas on our primaries is on what march 3, the super tuesday of southeast day of p

sarah, she is waving her hand over here. we will get started on that. ♪ >> here is senator bernie sanders and his campaign cochair nina turnerolding a meet and greet at his cedar rapids headquarters. he is leading -- according to an average compiled by real clear politics, he's polling in first place in the state. thiswa! are we ready to do thing? count on somebody. count on somebody. i am sure filling -- feeling the burn of the night. they do not know that transcendence is coming. -- this is a you turnout election. they said we could not do it but we did, hello, somebody. we are doing this. iowa, it all starts with you, baby. iowa, we need you to do the thing. you have to show up with your friends coming your family, and enemies.end we take all colors. we want all folks to come to this people powered revolution. multi gender. multiethnic. humanity.l mosaic of it is very fitting that we are assembled here today to submit for ourselves and the generations yet unborn the type of world we want to live in. hello, somebody. movement talks about health care for all, they say that is radical. or if you are uninsured underinsured, i

howie: sarah, there's a follow-up story that russia is helping bernie sanders and he was briefed on this hadn't made it public, here is hi reaction with reporters over the weekend. >> mr. putin, he may be a friend of donald trump, he's not a friend of mine and what i say to mr. putin if elected president, trust me, you are not going to be interfering in american election. howie: russians allegedly helping bernie, that doesn't seem to be generating the same media outrage. >> it doesn't when you look, i think what bernie sanders is saying and helps make the argument that this isn't a trump russia thing, russia trying to infiltrate our elections and undermine u.s. confidence in institutions. if the bernie thing think didn't come the media would say this is a trump-russia thing. >> right. >> just to be fair in 2016 that's what the intelligence showed what russia does, what it has always done, attempt to meddle, they didn't do that much with a few thousand dollars in facebook ads, what they did successfully thanks to media, divide the country, make people think they were powerful, the only su

sarah, she is waving her hand over here. we will get started on that. ♪ >> here is senator bernie sanders and his campaign cochair nina turnerg a meet and greet at his cedar rapids headquarters. he is leading -- according to an average compiled by real clear politics, he's polling in first place in the state.

sarah westwood, good to see you. be sure to wafrp state of the yoourn with jake tapper. senator bernie sanders, former mayor pete buttigieg on the show along with dnc chairman tom perez. that's safety union with jake tapper today at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> two u.s. service members are dead after an attack at a base in eastern afghanistan. military spokesman says that someone in an afghan yun foruni started firing a machine gun. >> 13,000 troops are serving in afghanistan fighting terrorist groups and assisting local force this is that country. international journalist is with us now from kabul. jennifer, thank you for taking the time with us. this attack comes as president trump is considering drawing down u.s. force this is afghanistan. what are you hearing there? >> well, we know that the u.s. commander here, general scott miller has told the white house and u.s. military officials that he can do the job he needs to do with about 8,600 forces. about a quarter of the forces could leave and general miller says he can do to the training and advising and things he needs to do with those forces. t

sanders look like he he might be able to win. those are the two candidates are hurt the most because you'll lose all the e attention they were at. that sarah. would momentum comes to mind so the momentum that i've had for my will be carried forward to the next stop which is. you have g. s. right- because it again people's attention is going to be taken away. donald trump is going to do the state of the union address that's going to be the headlines tomorrow. then he's going to be acquitted for the impeachment that's gonna be the headlines a day after. so again any chance they had about a momentum from i was going to be pretty much gone. you've brought it up for me the state of the union address. how do you think trump is going to approach that. well h his his advisors would like him to reacach out to all amerericans - and be very popular- trump doesn't like to do that hehe's going to reachh out to his babae and he's going to do something that he thinks will get attention. you think he will refer to the impeachment trial. going back to bill clinton whehn he faces in the situation he avoided talking about it completely. you think crumple pla

sanders is wont russia to stay out of the november u.s. election it was responding to reports that the kremlin's meddling to boost his campaign as well as president trumps sarah higher reports accusations of russian meddling in the us presidential election in 2016 have resurfaced this time for the upcoming 2020 election last week senior u.s. intelligence officials briefed congress the latest security threats to the us government and warns of russian interference to try to boost president donald trump's campaign we've already won the state trump has always denied kremlin interference and continued to do so in friday's last pitstop rally in western the us. i see it is forney's these the do nothing. they said that they that watch to be sure that trump gets elected here we go. here we go again did you see here. are people bored i was told that was happening and i was told a week ago they said you know they're trying to start a rumor. it's just information that's the only thing they're good at very short. pants it seems russia isn't only targeting trump on friday the washington post paper reported russian efforts to help but he saunders with his presidential campa

but when sarah palin got nominated they had flew to alaska like it was the gold around again. drive * let me switch to one morning did speak out about bernie sanderss what he said that got him in some hot water. >> i'm reading about the fall of france in the summer of 1940. the general calls up churchill and says it's over. churchill says how can it be? you have the greatest army in europe how can that be? >> he said that's over. i am not as wild as car vicinity, but he's damn smart and he's right on this one. david: he was called out for comparing sanders to adolph hitler before the war in nazi germany. he did apologize for that. >> as i watched the one-sided results of saturday's democratic caucus in nevada i reached for an historical analogy. and i used a bad one. senator sanders i'm sorry for comparing anything from that tragic era where so many people suffered, especially the jewish people to the results where you were a winner. >> the bernie bros came gunning for chris matthews. you are not allowed to criticize bernie sanders now. the real gauge of how much the left is willing to cave. watch how msnbc and cnn handle -- are they going to keep

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sarah: tell us about the field in south carolina. after we are seeing some of these results out of iowa, we see this really top of the lead with the former mayor pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. what does that mean for the field in south carolina? what does it mean for joe biden? and what does it mean for people and hisuttigieg ability or not to win over, especially the black voters in south carolina? rep. clyburn: well, the mayor has a significant challenge. i might add, since i read about it this morning -- my grandson who carries my name is a mayor pete fanatic. he's working on the campaign. he has been there for a long time. is unity ink there the black community. those of us in south carolina are going to be working with each other, irrespective of which candidate you may before. y'm certainly not going to -- m grandson because he may not be for the candidate i am for. same goes for thmy two daughters who are active down there. i am nuts or all of us are on the same page. john: who is the candidate you are for? rep. clyburn: i have not made a selection yet, not publicly anyway. i do know in my heart and in my head who i'm for, but i have not made anything public about i

sarah westwood at the white house. thank you. >>> meanwhile, today is caucus day in nevada. hours before the contest is set to start we're learning that officials briefed senator bernie sanders that russia is trying to help his campaign in an effort to interfere with the contest. >> cnn business and politics correspondent in las vegas with more. he's being vocal, isn't he, vanessa? >> reporter: yeah, theater. good morning. you know, just as voters are starting to head to the ballot box in just a few hours this morning, we're learning that bernie sanders says that u.s. officials briefed him saying that russians are trying to help him win the election. senators came out right away and said that he condemns this. but this is coming about a day or so after president trump revealed that he in fact received the same style briefing. senator sanders was asked why he didn't come out and say this sooner. this is how he responded to that question -- >> it was not clear what role they're going to play. we were told that russia, maybe other countries are going to get involved in this campaign. and look, here is the message -- to russia, stay out of american elections. and what they are d

the sound that sarah just played of the president last night at a rally basically saying -- and i'm paraphrasing -- but basically saying maybe russia should be looking at bernie sanders. this is coming just hours after we learned bernie sanders confirming that a month ago intel -- u.s. intelligence agencies told him that russia is looking at him and wanting to help him. what do you make of that -- of that statement from the president, particularly in light of the timing? >> yeah, so it's not surprising that russia is also trying to boost the sanders campaign. this is pretty much exactly the same playbook as in 2016. >> it reminds us of, hey, why don't you look at hillary clinton's 33 emails -- 33,000 emails, yes? >> well, this was the operation in 2016 which is outlined in the mueller report which people should try to read at least that section of it. russia was engaging in three major actions, one was to promote trump and at the expense of hillary clinton kind of more directly, one was to boost bernie sanders as a way of dis illusion thing his supporters and fragmenting the democratic base and then the other which i don't think gets enough attention was targeting th

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sanders as well. sarah sidener, what are you learning? >> reporter: we have the first results.ng to start off -- we'll do it in alphabetical order. they are now going to start the second council. we'll get you a look at those folks in the theater. klobuchar, by far, wins this. 33.5%, a big number there. and then buttigieg is next with 24.7 prs and biden with 18% and then warren. everyone cheered when they heard the number that warren got because they are just under 15.8 %. if you look at sanders here, very small number. 4.43%. those are your leaderboards, if you will. bloombe bloomberg, 1%. and there is still one person here who is uncommitted. of all the 162 people, one person still uncommitted. the big number here was klobuchar. back to you guys. >> thanks. sarah sidener. 1600 plus caucuses throughout the state of iowa begin. much more of our special coverage after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. be

and bernie sanders neck and neck, but about a third of voters with entrance polls revealed didn't make up their minds until the last minute. back to you guys. >> okay. thanks so much, sarah. joining us now is political analyst larry gerston. larry, how important are these iowa caucuses? >> well, they're important. i mean, in many ways they're important. but look it, it's our first chance to get to see what real voters are doing. that's a really important thing. and out of that falls many of the candidates, because if they don't do well -- and many of them are all in in iowa -- if they don't do well, they've got no money left. if they have no money left, they drop out. so after iowa, you'll see a lot drop out. on the other hand, look, it's 1% of the delegates, just 1%. and everybody talks about the five out of seven less democratic first-place people becoming nominees. only one of them, barack obama, became president. so, you know, you've got to use your pros and cons here. >> so, for people that are not iowans, it seems like a confusing system to weed out candidates because there's a lot of walking around, standing under signs. it's just not what the rest of us are used

sanders is way out front with 31%. i want to return to bloomberg here, sarah, he's bought his position, i mean, you are now in a situationation, is that bad, isn't it? >> it is that bad and will do it through super delegates and not showing in the polls, telemundo showed poll and he doesn't score at the top, we see joe biden, i think that's going to change among democratic voters the more they see, you know, the debates on stage and particularly with latinos and this goes to the republican party as well, you know, this is fastest growing group in the united states, the hispanic, latino vote, and voter and both parties need to do their best to reach out to these groups and particularly the republicans, we have seen it better as the year, this past year reaching out to latino voters in various parts of the country, but we realize now the swamp is showing itself, stuart, this isn't the first time, we see mike bloomberg and joe biden with bigotry and it will have a backlash on that. stuart: let me turn to paris, in 2016 i believe mr. trump got about 8% of the black vote. >> correct. stuart: give me a forecast? >> increase vo

sarah british politics. -- 70's -- 1970's era. dealrs is more of a new democrat. that in some way has more currency and consistency with american political traditions. less --sanderscorbyn. i think his foreign policy in particular is -- while certainly representing a great bipartisan consensus, would be a less radical of -- a less radical shaping of america whereas corbyn's would be -- there are similarities, there are ideological similarities but i do not think the two are all that comparable. >> who can actually win against trump on a national level? is that what the democrats will be thinking, will lay vote tactically? >> they will vote tactically, the problem is nobody knows who would win against trump. certainly there is head2head pulling that tended to show bloomberg, sanders, word, buttigieg all meeting trump by more than -- a substantial margin. maybe not enough to beat them in the electoral college all within the popular vote. it is still 10 months out. the economy is strong. trump's approval ratings are ticking back up to 50%. heato not know how in the of a campaign, when donald trump is going to be throwing everything at them, how these candidates will

sarah palin. and there was this contrast. we just saw it in the human form, katy tur talking to the activists who were torn between sanders andwa. biden wasn't even part of the conversation. how do you combat that? how do you rebut that? >> first of all, this whole caucus thing is unfair. it's designed by republicans. >> they said it, not us. >> no, seriously. >> its craziest thing i've ever seen. and it just got crazier because now this year you don't even get a second choice if your candidate is viable in the first round. so you good. you go into the bernie corner or you go into the warren corner. you're stuck there all evening until you decide to go home. you don't get to change your mind. i thought the whole point was that neighbors are convincing neighbors to come over. but a lot of the people don't even get to change. what's the point? why not have a primary, just a have a vote? >> republicans have spent a lot of time figuring out a way to keep us from voting. they want fewer people to participate. so i'm looking at this. i'm going yeah, they have a small little sideline thing for shift workers. think of the single mom

sanders to be the democratic nominee. >>> also today, worried that the the house will get more briefings on march 10th, a week after super tuesday. so this should be good. sarahe president was not at all pleased that the house intel committee was told russia is trying to help him win in 2020. what do you think comes out of these routine briefings that happen next month and what will intel officials say that could anger the president? >> i think it would be less about what the intelligence officials have to say but what democrats and republicans are going to be demanding to know from the intelligence officials. as you pointed out, this is going to be three weeks away. it's unfathomable to think these elected officials in congress aren't going to know what's going on until then. i'm already hearing about frustration that democrats aren't able to get this information sooner. they have an ongoing primary battle right now, they are desperate to know what's going on. so what the intelligence officials are going to say, i'm sure it's not going to be pleasing to trump. we've seen him react so fiercely, strongly against any insinuation that russians are trying to agai