i want to talk about this and more with sean spicer, the chief strategists and communications director the republican committee. did the times get it correct today when they said party leaders like yourself had hoped there would be more of a calm tone to the rhetoric by now? >> well, i think it's all relative. we all recognize as party leaders, we have talked before, we would love as republicans for everyone to follow regan's 11th commandment and be focussing fir attacks on hillary clinton. that being said, we recognize politics as a contact sport. you commented folks in south carolina are used to at this stage of the contest to have candidates kind of showing their mi might, showing they are ready to take on the general election. we get this is part of the process. i'd rather have it focused but look, politics is tough. if you think this is tough, taking on the clinton machine will be tougher and so we want a candidate that comes out of the primary having had a couple contests showing their metal and ready to go on to a general election. we have to keep in context, having barbs thrown

we're back with the republican national committee's communications director, sean spicer.donald trump keeps complaining that at these republican presidential debates you, the republican party, you've stacked the audience, put in a lot of pro-bush people, pro-rubio people or whatever and he gets booed sometimes and he says you don't allow any of his supporters in. your reaction. >> well, it's not a reaction. i think we've gotten out there and put the facts out. in the case of charleston -- excuse me, greenville, south carolina, where the last debate was, every candidate got 107 tickets. the party had just over 300 and we had ten donors there. the numbers are what they are. i know in the case of that particular debate, look, the campaigns wanted more tickets. we gave them more tickets to get their supporters in before this important primary. if you think about it, just the math alone, that meant there were 500 people that were not with you and 100 that were with you. just if you look at what the other candidates' allotment were. so by virtue of how that plays out, there's go

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that's where we find sean spicer. she's the chief strategist for the republican national committee. you look at the race in these 24 hours, taking a particularly vicious turn. i just want to draw your attention to one of the latest tweets from donald trump direcd at ted cruz. he says how can ted cruz be an evangelical christian when he lies so much and is so dishonest. we know the central role of evangelicals in the south carolina. is this kind of vicious back and forth good for the republican party? >> well, jim, i think you've probably heard me say before i would appreciate our candidates talking positively about their vision and focusing their attacks on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. fortunately the choice is between our guys taking some punches at each other or being a party with a candidate under fbi investigation, i'll take our candidates any day of the week. that's really the contrast. if you look at what's going to be discussed tomorrow night -- >> sean i hear you on that. a deaf turn to the challenges on the democratic side. this is a real challenge within the republi

sean spicer. good day to have the job, sean. >> this is mine, huh? we've got a beautiful setting here and a great venue for a debate. i expect another great debate. this is our tenth of the cycle. i expect nothing less than another sort of combative, exciting, enthusiastic exchange of ideas. >> what about all the romney stuff? what's going on? what do you know about the origin of this? it doesn't seem random. >> no, i don't know what's happening on the back side. i know that this is the point in the contest where candidates and supporters and people that want one person to do better than another really start realizing that this is the time that you've got to engage. super tuesday is in a couple of days. you've got 11 states. 595 delegates at stake. another 963 delegates from march 1st to march 15th. if you're going to get engaged and be our nominee and get the delegates necessary to be the nominee, this is it. >> did it surprise you that it was mitt romney that came forward yesterday with this? he himself obviously had said he wasn't going to release

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>> sean spicer has an incredibly hard job to do. but at this point, i think we really have to look at the wisdom that rnc has exercised thus far. they intentionally accelerated the primary schedule, designed it that way, so they could protect the front runner for being criticized too much. now we're seeing people like mitt romney coming out, saying this guy needs to be vetted a little bit more. so that decision is looking very poor at this point in time. and also, we should be revisiting the postmortem report they put out after the last election, where they encourage everyone, republicans, to do something, anything, on comprehensive immigration reform. because we have to reach out to hispanic voters. that was a brutal mistake, damaged marco rubio more than anything. the fact that he did gang of eight. and the reason that republicans have no credibility on immigration led to the rise of donald trump itself. so the rnc has something to answer for. >> kevin, you used to work for mitt romney. this is some really sharp, sharp criticism.

sean spicer, thanks for being here. tune in to cnn tomorrow night. it's the last time the republican candidates face off in a debate before the crucial super tuesday primary day. wolf blitzer moderates from the stage right behind me. it all starts at 8:30 p.m. eastern only an cnn. >>> for the democrats, it's a fight for votes in the south. in just four days voters head to the polls in the democratic primary where african-americans made up 55% of votes. fast forward to 2016, today hillary clinton picking up a major endorsement as she and senator bernie sanders both try to show how they would confront the needs of the black community. cnn's joe johns joins me live from columbia, south carolina. joe? >> reporter: jake, a new line of attack for bernie sanders today, accusing hillary clinton of actively backing the 1996 welfare reform bill that her husband as president signed into law. some activists have said that bill essentially removed the safety net from needy families, the clinton campaign has said it reduced child poverty rates. today, clinton scor

second half spicer having his way down low. he had two as well. kent state wins -- flashes 73-71 all-time versus akron and now trail the first place zips by -- including the season finale in akron. the weather outside has us thinking spring as we inch closer to opening day on april 4th, a busy day for rt indians. spring training is really here now. seeing the visuals from goodyear, most players already outwest. the first official squad work today the first work outfor pitcher and catcher. the basically has been said for opening today except that pit spot, anderson hoping to learn that while learning from the other guys. >> it always seems like people watching from the outside they're just a robot, you know. but watching their day-to-day routine and adjust when they're doing good. whatever happens, they don't change who they are or what they're doing or how they treat anybody. >> the indians are bringing -- on board. it's worth 5 million to play third base. he will sign once issues with his -- are resolved. he returns to the u.s. and passes a physi

sean spicer, thanks for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> trump won new hampshire, cruz wonowa. you couldn't have two candidates who hate the republican establishment more and the feeling seems to be what mutual. when you look at the exit polls, your voters are mad and they're mad at the republican establishment. what's it like to watch this rejection of the establishment from the rnc? >> well, i think there's a big difference between the rnc and the establishment. if voters are mad, rightfully so. i think the american people out there are tired of a government that's not performing. and so all of our candidates on our side are talking about solutions that will get this country back on track and stop taking no for an answer so we can have a government that we hold accountable. so i don't think that that's that unique. i don't view it as a repudiation of anything but what we're seeing in washington, which is people getting fed up with where it's at. >> but the republicans control the house and the senate. >> right, but we do have a small problem constitutionally because the m

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and then later on, it's creek spicer with a hook and the golden flashes post 85-76. baseman juan yuri that today. this is a one-year deal for just under $5 million. the 36 rolled hit .2 fifth three for the multiple teens with 14 homers and 119 games. he is expected to start as third as giovanni or your cell continues to gain more mark's parents. high school basketball hoops asthma dina traveled to mentor. the big men headed to michigan, john teske would score. the seven footer is outstanding. how about jack or stock scoring their -- scores one more time for the medina and beat the cards 59-47. that is your final score. >> thank you very much. and it's 55 degrees out there right now push mark. >> it is. right now. >> tomorrow near 60 degrees and lots of sun and breezy and warm. it will cool off a little bit going into sunday and sunday's high temperature will be down to 43 degrees. my pick of the two days is r george: well, currently, the doors on the bathroom stalls here at the stadium don't offer much by way of privacy. but i was thinking if we extend the doors all the way to the flo

well, sean spicer, thank you very much. i appreciate your time. to take a brief break, and our special coverage of the gop debate continues on the other side. sday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. my wife and i are now participating in your mutual fund. we invested in your fund to help us pay for a college education for our son. we've enclosed a picture of our son so that you can get a sense there are real people out here trusting you with their hard-earned money. ♪ at fidelity, we don't just manage money, we manage people's money. ♪ 53 state wins, and t-mobile... whoa, whoa, whoa. listen, folks. i have to apologize, again. look, those were last years numbers. i

lest talk about all the potential here with sean spicer.ons director. good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> we've got a big set up for tonight. new numbers we vetted here at cnn specifically and quinnipiac. the national picture here somewhat familiar at the top. trump trump trump trump. number two, rubio and cruz swapping but it is really within the margin of error there. and then people still not getting traction below. if you look at south carolina and.5, ve nevada very similar pictures. the prevailing theory that trump gets the nomination unless it becomes a two-man race. do you buy into that as the variable? >> you have to look at it like this. right now we're in february. at the third contest in this process. less than 5% of the delegates will be selected in the month of february alone. march 1st, you have 11 states and 60% of the delegates being allocated in the month of march. so i think that right now there is a lot of handicapping and punditry going on but i think we have a few more contests before we start seeing how the race r

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. >> sean spicer, with the rnc, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, shannon. >> it's a small state that can pack a knock out punch for those who want to be president. still ahead, the power of sper situation winning ground game. kafrn yan winners may be the difference between success and >>> new hampshire is one of the smallest states in the nation but it takes a small army to make those calls and knock on doors to guarantee a victory. >> i think if you're going to win new hampshire. >> it is a faceless voice on the telephone but it's volunteer that's helped push ted cruz over the top in iowa, now, aiming that aggressive ground game in new hampshire. >> i hope we have changed hearts and minds in my week here which is my point. >> aconsiders -- across town at the headquarters of john kasich, they're trying to win hearts and minds, too. >> they're receptive. >> the key for cruz is to identify supporters bringing in more people. data mining techniques showed where to look. >> a lot of people contacted would often say i've been waiting for you to call or what took you so long to get he

spicer responding saying the difference between the democrats and republicans is reflected in the debate. >> on our stage you see a lot of energy, a lot of excitement, a lot of diversity, a high level of qualifications and a vision for america. what you see on the democratic side is old, stale single left wing policy. you have hillary clinton losing to a 74-year-old socialist from vermont who has been in congress 24 years. this is not where they thought they would be. if you look at the parties six precincts in iowa were decided by a coin toss the other night. when we came to the debate we brought a double sided hillary clinton coin to make sure tonight's debate was a tie we could help solve who the winner was. >> fox news channel just announced megyn kelly bret baier will announce a primary debate held march 3rd in detroit. very much looking forward to that one. >>> pack up your umbrella and your boots, part of the country seeing heavy rain or snow today. maria molina is tracking the start to the weekend. it is pretty wet outside. >> even the weather pattern is kind of messy. it was a c

this was spicer finishing the play. strong. tied at 46. he finished with 15 to the game. thomas here, open three. he got it. gold flashes get i their first lead of the game up 48-40. rave enlee would finish it. they went up 59-53. name thompson, the seconds effort off the glass. they went on to beat kent state 75- 70. >> cleveland state in action. taking on youngstown flanigan had himself a game. 30 points on the day on 10 of 13 shooting from the floor. also nine of nine from the line. he hit almost every shoot he took. cscu won it 64-59. now, cleveland state also recently at the wolsteen center. they retired his jersey. >> he made it clear how much he loved being with the vikings. >> it was great over the four years. i learned a lot from my coaches, my teammates from the staff here. i love cleveland state. i make sure everywhere i go i he p cleveland state. >> i'm happy that the school appreciates it is time and work that i put in while i was there. >> my freshman year when i didn't start, which i didn't understand why, coach was always on me. that was -- that was probab

. >> it's interesting to here what they are saying, we spoke to shaun spicer. both said the narrative is wrong, it's not a reaction. this is what the parties are there for. i wonder if in the back of their mined they think it's a repudiation. we are bernie sanders supporter standing by, and the executive director of democracy for america. charles, how do you feel about this. every time i talk to someone i hear a cheer. how are things going there? . >> it is excite of course, people are overwhelmed by excitement, at the fact that we may win this thing. >> let's talk about what the expectations were. there was a sense that bernie sanders was well within striking distance the at this close, a.p. saying they may not call it, it's been within half a per clent for a while. what will this do for the band campaign. we know -- bernie sanders campaign. does it change anything for bernie sanders. . >> we are waiting for the answer. there's a thought he'll take it over. the reality is that we are a candidate 41 points behind, a new months ago, running against almost an inc

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the republican national committee's shawn spicer adding, quote -- clinton's dilemma may best be summed up by this scene of two young men behind her at a rally in hudson, new hampshire, they were wearing settle for hillary t-shirts. sanders' final rally was enthusiasm from students at the university of new hampshire as he acted like a front-runner staying positive. >> we want the country to move forward in a different direction. thank you all very much! >> reporter: while both bill and hillary clinton are slamming sanders. >> the problem with being mad is that doesn't get you anywhere unless you've got an answer. we got to move from anger to answers. >> innuendo, insinuation, artful smears and i said enough is enough. if you have something to say to my face, say it. >> reporter: now onto nevada followed by south carolina where hillary clinton believes she has a strong advantage with african-american voters. though bernie sanders is trying to cut into that. but the daily beast reporting wednesday he'll be in new york city having breakfast with al sharpton. lou? lou: ed, thank you very mu

ben, republican national committee spokesman shawn spicer tweeted this. quote, are you kidding?course the rnc denounces the hate groups and people. that's what they tweeted. and we heard from the head of the apt eye defamation league, jonathan greenblat and what he said to my colleague, fredricka whitfield, let's play it. >> let me be clear, it is profoundly disappointing and somewhat puzzling when a candidate for the highest office in our nation claims not to be aware of or clear about who david duke is on the head of the kkk is. it is time for don add trump to be as forthright with us as he is at his rallies and his -- on the debates. does he support him or not? >> so carl bernstein, let me go to you first on this. how trump handles this controversy on stage tonight et cetera after his tweet saying he does denounce david duke, how will that affect him in super tuesday? six of which states have major american populations. i understand, you know, going into souper tuesday. it is not a general, completely different, but what does this do to him going into soup are tuesday? >> fir

sean spicer said today, the candidate -- the republican candidate has to have the party, has to haveepublican national committee, has to have the polls that come with, the workers can the research, the money that come along with it. is he right? can they use that to control donald trump? really? >> i don't know they can control donald trump. nobody has been able to control donald trump or one-up him. what the rnc is trying to do is remind the run world that they're going to have a bit of a say in this process should trump become the nominee. whoever is the nominee. and yet, you know, trump hasn't relied on anyo2l1ñ as he likes o point out. he is primarily paying his way for his campaign, not raising that much money from supporters. he hasn't done this conventionally also the past. what is to say, as the party standard bearer, he would necessarily follow the rules and use all of those fantastic tools and programs that have been built by the rnc in recent years to his advantage. the party certainly does have databases and address lists and understands the state-by-state at the rain, th

i want to bring in sean spicer. he is shehere with me. i don't think it's a shock to you that donald trump is the front runner in this campaign right now in the republican side. i also don't think i'll be the first one to tell you that the rnc has had a complicated relationship with donald trump over time. there's been a lot of give and take. there's an article in politico this morning which suggests that the rnc chair is saying that donald trump needs the rnc. the rnc is going to have some influence on donald trump going forward because the rnc is, frankly, necessary, and you are recorded in this article saying the bottom line is no nominee can win without the party. what do you mean? >> well, no nominee can win without the party. reince priebus has put four years of data and field staff out there building the party, making relationships, ensuring whoever the nominee is prepared to go. the candidates are out there fighting a primary battle. they're focussed on winning the early states, the 11 states on march 1st. the job of the rnc is to

i'm joined by sean spicer. welcome from houston this morning. good to see you.those charges from bill o'reilly that you got it wrong from the beginning and didn't get what was going on with the american electorate. >> i think what bill is talking about is the rnc establishment. it's certainly not the rnc. if you look at our record we are clear. our job is to provide all the candidates, all 17, a level playing field to run to attract the most voters possible to determine who that nominee will be. but every one of these candidates has been treated with fairness and transparency to get their voice out and get the 1,237 delegates. and whoever gets that number becomes the nominee, plain and simple. martha: how do you define trumpism? >> i don't know because i haven't used the word. tackling the debt, protecting the unborn, tacking the immigration problems. repealing and replacing obamacare, create more jobs and help all americans lift themselves up and live a better life for themselves and their families. that's what unites us. and every one of the individual on stag

sean spicer from the rnc.n megyn kelly talking about the debates with jimmy fallon. addressing the fallout from the first one back in august that criticism she reserved tough questions just for donald trump. watch. >> you know all those guys got, they kind of got it right in the kisser. >> yeah. >> but -- >> that is your job as moderator. >> that is what you ever to do. they want george washington's job. i'm a member about press and we're supposed to press to see if they're worthy. [cheers and applause] martha: nice interview, absolutely. that is what it is all about. bill: we, our next debate is 3rd of march, detroit, michigan. i imagine mr. trump will be there. martha: i imagine so. bill: that's a tease. hillary clinton getting hammered over ties to wall street. clinton calling on bernie sanders to end what she calls the artful smear. will these wall street connections hurt her in a democratic primary? closer look coming up. martha: plus a scene that almost looks like hell on earth. lightning striking an act

as sean spicer said a little earlier you can lose and do well, if you do better than people thought or can lose and do peerl if you do different than some people thought. all you hear from donald trump is he is winning and on top and terrific ratings. donald trump broke out of that second place spot, on the democratic side, same story, bernie sanders hasn't been able to break into the number one spot but boy he last kept that gap narrow sometimes within 1 percentage opponent. we know he is going to into new hampshire very, very strong, the latest polls saying 18% ahead of hillary clinton and no martin o'malley anymore. very interesting night, more interesting than people thought it would be. the final take away john is those mainstream establishment governors who haven't been able to penetrate anything, chris christie, john kasich and jeb bush not doing well. >> i want to go back to john kingston in washington. what does this mean for ted cruz? >> john what it means is he's going to have a lot of momentum going into new hampshire. even if he's not in the top slot there, he's got the mo

all is is chief strategist and communications director for the republican national committee, sean spicerreat to have you here. >> good morning. >> remember when we first met a year ago and you came in to introduce yourself to the "new day" offices. it seemed like an eternity. and here we are. it's happening. >> it is like the super bowl. >> you are a student of this stuff. what is going to happen. >> today is about turnout. how many new time caucusgoers show up. how many low propensity caucusgoers come. this is not like a primary where you just go check a ballot. obviously from where i stand the big game is watching what hillary clinton does. you don't have to be in des moines or anyone in iowa a long time to feel the berne. bernie sanders has an amazing ground game. >> let's look at voter turnout in years past. 2008, it was 20% of iowa voters. 2012 it was close to 20%. what do you expect tonight? >> that's the big x factor tonight. we have to figure out how many candidates have gotten new folks registered. and then caucus. there is a big deal. there is a lot of unknown. you saw on the d