not just hillary's. >> so you don't buy the overclassification and all the push back by the clinton campaign? >> i've known the clintons way too long. i've dealt with them all my adult life. the answer is a big no. no. i don't think it was just an accident. one of the smartest people in the world. she has a law degree from yale. these aren't stupid people. she was on the watergate committee. she can't say i didn't know those rules. somebody might get away with that if they were in the first term interesting first year as a u.s. congressman. can hillary do that? all the years she was in state or federal government? her whole life has been in government. she knows the rules. she just didn't think she had to play by them. ? you've been pretty aggressive when talking about donald trump on the stump. you have a super pac supporting you that's running an ad. then you went to this event last night. >> i don't have a super pac does anything. i've not said anything unkind about donald trump. >> on policy you've been hitting him pretty hard. >> i don't know that i have. i have only hadly left him alon

but what it shows, this issue will dog the clinton campaign and bernie sanders made it clear he won't talk about it in the democratic primary. can you bet if hillary clinton makes it to the general election this is something republicans will continue to talk about an awful lot. >> dan: no doubt. we will hear about benghazi and e-mails and relationships and the like. ryan, it is a pleasure to have you for us in washington. we look forward to seeing you again. thanks. >> thank you, guys. >> denise: thank you, ryan. download the free cleveland 19 news mobile app to get the latest from the campaign trail. all you have to do is click on the elections 2016 tab. >> denise: want to get to a developing story in the middle east today. at least 20 people dead and more than four dozen hurt after a terror attack at a university in pakistan. students and a professor are police say four taliban militants scaled the walls of the university compound just after classes started shooting their way past a security guard before opening fire on the students and staff. a gun battle went on for hours. when it

campaign is going for a -- hiding the older voters to the poll it is. >> jeff, you know the clinton wants to be pushing for turnout, wants to concentrate on the ground game. while that's going on. the store comes out about the state department now holding back e-mails say there is top secret, so hillary clinton has to deal with that. what is the campaign saying? >> the campaign is calling on the state department to release all the e-mails. the sanders campaign is probably wisely not weighing in on this. that comes from the very stop. senator sanders very famously at our debate said enough of the damn e-mails, so he's ordering none of hess supporters or staff to talk about this, but it is definitely a worry, it's a distraction, it's something that, you know, they certainly don't want to be talking about in the hours before the vote. this is more of a general election challenge and problem for her. moth democratic voters and supporters believe her on this issue, john. >> of course, you have to get to the general election, which is what the next two days are about. jeff zell anyone, th

they are pointing out that senator sanders has not been as strong on gun control as the clinton campaign has been, so what's really going on here, they're going for that slice of voters, i'm told. it may be 10%, 20% of voters undecided. they're hoping this message in the final push here this weekend will brings those over the top.

>> kristen welker out with the clinton campaign, thanks so much. nton, by the way, joins my "nightly news" colleague, lester holt tonight on "nbc nightly news." be sure to tune in on your nbc station. turnout, turnout, turnout. it is a political cliche at this point, but the results of the iowa caucuses will come down to who's able to bring new caucusgoers into the fold. it's a point that democratic candidate bernie sanders underscored earlier today. >> so on monday night, i hope that you will come out, i hope that you will give thought to supporting my candidacy, because the eyes of this country will be on iowa. and if we win this election, it's going to be a very, very close election. it will depend on voter turnout. >> joining me now to walk through the turnout factor, msnbc.com senior editor, beth fouhy is with us. we keep saying it, but it's so true. sometimes it comes down to the weather at 7:00 on a monday night. >> oh, a lot of things can go wrong, or right, for a candidate in iowa. but for senator sanders, there is no question that he needs

>> the clinton campaign does not run the world and it's not my job to do what the clinton campaign simply here's the irony. three, four months ago the clinton campaign did not want more debates. in fact rules from the dnc were written without any input from me at all. and many observers think that they were written to benefit the clinton campaign. if she's prepared to agree to more debates later on, we'll do it. >> reporter: you don't think it could backfire if. >> that suddenly hillary clinton says i want to debate in there's a rule, dnc established rules, we're obeying the rules. i didn't write the rules. now she wants to change the rules? >> reporter: nof course the sanders campaign feeling that the dnc was working secretly with the hillary clinton campaign on this debate schedule or at least that the democratic national committee was doing what they believed would benefit her having these debates, many on weekends, not in the prime hours of the evening. of course, it seems that, to a certain extent, the rules have flipped on hillary clinton. now it seems as though her campaign private

tonight's dramatic developments further undercut claims by the clinton campaign that none of the intelligence on the e-mails was classified when it hit clinton's personal computer. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with the report. >> reporter: before hillary clinton arrived for event at grand view university, it was a struggle for aides to get the crowd excited. >> we're going to do a little cheer. woo! >> reporter: an official at the university later told fox, clinton aides told them to expect about 1,000 people. but only a few hundred showed up. almost as many reporters as voters to hear her final pitch. >> if you stand up for me monday night, i will stand up and fight for you. >> reporter: the once inevitable nominee is now anything but, as democratic socialist senator bernie sanders continues to get larger crowds. >> i believe that it is our campaign that is generating the excitement and the interest for a large voter turnout. >> reporter: and he's getting more confident about standing up to clinton, calling her out for ducking more debates last year when she was winning

i think this is the strategy that you can see moving forward. i'm told by clinton campaign aides that former president bill clinton will be a frequent presence on the trail. more to come. >> they are not intimidated one bit, as least not publicly. thanks to kristen welker. she is now heading to iowa to catch up with hillary clinton there. we are everywhere today. thank you. michael steele, msnbc political analyst, former republican chairman, joins me now. michael, you have been watching this very closely. >> yes. >> have you ever now reconciled yourself to donald trump at least maintaining his front-runner status or does he still have some issues with ted cruz now coming up and leading the way in some polls in iowa and potential challengers in new hampshire as well? >> well, he's a potential challenger, no doubt about that, but i have been reconciled to donald trump's position in this campaign for quite some time, probably within the first 30 or so days when i realized and spoke to the fact that it didn't seem that anyone had a way to inoculate themselves against what trump

that's what frustrates the clinton campaign, lester. they feel once all of it is out right now 72 hours before the caucus it isn't, and i've talked to plenty of democrats who are undecided at events for clinton and sanders who say to me, you know, one of the hesitations on clinton is this stuff that's always around here. e-mails is part that have stuff, and frankly right now it looks like a bit of a mess for the clinton campaign to explain. they can explain it away, but timing is rough. >> all right, chuck. thanks. we'll be watching your jam-packed show from iowa including interviews with ted cruz, marco rubio and bernie sanders sunday morning on "meet the press." >>> in california tonight, several new twists in that intense manhunt after a daring jail break. one of the three inmates has turned himself in. two more on the run, and authorities have made a surprise arrest now accusing of a female prison employee of helping them break free. nbc's miguel almaguer has the new developments. >> reporter: after a week on the run todayback duong

certainly the clinton campaign is claiming he has crossed that line. tump he's been drawing much starker contrast than hillary clinton. his message has been it's easy to be progressive when the polls are with you but he was on the right side of doma, on trade policy, on health care, and a whole host of issues when the polls were against him. suggesting that clinton is essentially going with the -- putting her finger on the win and going whatever direction the polls tell her. he's doing the opposite. the clinton campaign is taking hom branlg at this. yesterday, joel, top strategist, says bernie sanders is running the most negative campaign any democratic presidential candidate has ever run and that raised a lot of people's eyebrows. without a doubt he's trying to fire up his supporters here, get them to caucus on monday. i think he think hs we can do that by sharpening his contrast with clinton. >> alex, the data here implies, at least for benjamin netanyarn much of his support comes from white liberal but yet we see cornel west in iowa making a point he

democrat hillary clinton plans to be in sioux city on tuesday for a 2:15 event at the orpheum theatre. and, more fuel for the hillary clinton campaign. the democratic presidential candidate has raised 55-million dollars in the fourth quarter--topping her 100- million-dollar goal. in all... the clinton campaign collected 112 million dollars for the primary since launching its campaign in april. the democratic front-runner worked hard for the money. she's headlined at least 174 fundraisers. over the next three days there will be 9 candidates stumping in battleground state new hampshire and no surprise, the attacks are getting sharper, particularly between the two frontrunners -- hillary clinton and donald trump. nbc's kristen welker reports. << "nats" donald trump -- trying to expand his reach throughout the south....campaigning in mississippi on saturday and taking fresh aim at hillary clinton. 20:19:21 "hillary clinton created isis with obama." trump -- who has a double digit lead nationally -- again looking past his own primary, engaging the democratic frontrunner: trump just now during rally: 20:29:38 the clinton campaign says the

it is not my job to do what the clinton campaign simile want me to do. here is the irony. ign did not want more debates. in fact the rules from the dnc were written without any input from me at all and many observers thinks they were written to benefit the clinton campaign. as you remember from day one, i said, let's have more debates. and on prime time, not saturday evenings when people are not watching tv. now what we're seeing is clinton people want more debates. that's great. let's do more debates. let's do at least three more debates in the months to come. just because hillary clinton now find that race has tightened up and she says she wants to do more debates, that's not a reason why i have to do it. but, because i'm a nice guy and i like debates, if she agrees to more debates later on, we will do it. >> you don't think this will back fire on you? >> what suddenly hillary clinton says i want a debate? there's a rule. dnc established rules. we're obeying rules. i didn't write those rules, and new she wants to change the rules? so back fire on hillary clinton. you want

>> well, they have worked up until this moment as a fig leaf for the clinton campaign to sort of do a four-corners type of slightly let's slow this thing down. >> and yet the irony is she -- every time that hillary clinton has extended periods in front of big audiences whether it's been the debates or the benghazi committee hearing, she's acquitted herself quite well. >> i'd argue for the extended period of time when she wasn't in front of people, it was hurting her. >> that's right. i agree. >> this is a tactical mistake by the clinton campaign and now it's coming back to basically hurt them because -- >> then isn't sanders also on the same -- i mean, sanders was saying there should be more debates. you know, he's now -- he is sort of boxed in now, right? i mean -- >> well, he is to a certain extent. i mean, he's dragging his feet a little bit. he's simply deferring to the rules he's always been deferring to. >> bernie sanders and debbie wasserman-schultz over here. >> right. the real problem is for the dnc. how do they shift at this point at this late date without looking like they

clinton. >> it definitely does. the question is how? i'm told the clinton campaignicials as we speak are pouring through the details of his health care plan to determine how secretary clinton will respond tonight when she takes the stage. look, this is a big night for bernie sanders. he's under a bright new spotlight, as you've point ourt, because he's tied in the polls with secretary clinton in new hampshire and iowa. he is bracing himself for the sharpest attacks yet on health care and the issue of guns which you and eugene have been discussing. one of his aides telling me secretary clinton has more experience but he keeps getting better with every debait. they need this to be his best debate yet. for secretary clinton, according to her campaign officials, her strategy tonight will be convincing voters not only does she have the most experience but she would be the toughest candidate to stand up to a republican in a general election. martin o'malley, chuck, just walked behind me. a little news here. he walked out on to the main stage to get a sense of what the mai

joining me now, national press secretary for the clinton campaign. t me start with this socialist attack. the campaign is not doing it, but you have surrogates doing it. you're getting pushback, saying don't be so aggressive attacking senator sanders about his ideology because you won't be able to unite the party if you happen to be the nominee, what do you say to those folks? >> i think what you're hearing is organic genuine concern from democrats across the country that are fearing a prospect of running on the same ticket as bernie sanders. the times story that just run surveyed senate candidates across the country and those are folks expressing their concerns about this prospect. and the other thing that you're seeing that we can't have any control over, is republicans openly rooting for the prospect of bernie sanders being the democratic nominee. i think those two things tell you everything you need to know about how it would shape up if bernie sanders emerged as the choi choice. >> eight years ago, they were cheering barack obama, and they picked

dramatic new developments in the e-mail scandal looming over hillary clinton's campaign for the whitenearly two dozen e-mails from mrs. clinton's personal server containing information so secret they can never see the light of day, even if in redacted form. welcome to "the kelly file," i'm megyn kelly. this comes as the state department releases scores of other previously undisclosed e-mails and comes less than 72 hours before the first in the nation iowa caucuses. the clinton campaign was quick to call this a class of overclassification, telling the state department release the

hillary clinton has been making this issue but here comes in e-mail issue, here comes real you see the words top secret but we don't know much about it. that's what frustrates the clinton campaign, they feel as if once all of it is out it will be easy to explain but right now 72 hours before the caucus it isn't. i've talked to plept kree of democrats that are undecided at events for clinton and sanders who say to me one of the hesitations on clinton is this stuff that's always around her. well, e-mails is part of that stuff and frankly right now it looks like a bit of a mess for the clinton campaign to explain. they can explain it away, but the timing is rough. >> all right. chuck, thanks, we will be watching your jack packed show from iowa, including interviews with ted cruz, marco rubio and bernie sanders sunday morning on "meet the press." >>> in california tonight several new twists in that intense manhunt after a daring jail break. one of the three inmates has turned himself in, two more on the run and authorities have made a surprise arrest accusing a female prison employee of miguel almaguer has the developments. >> reporter: after a week on the run today back in a ras s

clinton on the television airwaves. i repeat, bernie sanders is now out-spending the clinton campaign. w data shows that sanders is out-spending her by more than a million dollars in the latest totals. while clinton is still ahead in national polling, iowa and new hampshire is a different story. now less than two weeks before the caucuses, her team is betting big on the hawkeye state. her team is not tied with sanders. sanders is up by 30 points in new hampshire according to a new poll. i don't think he's up by 30, but he's probably behind. she might be able to brush off, though, a loss in new hampshire, because sanders is a familiar figure from nearby state. but it's the loss of iowa with new hampshire that would be more devastating. clinton aides held a conference call where they laid out a scenario in which the race against sanders stretched well into the spring. that would require about 50 million primary dollars for a national ground operation. with money in the bank, the question becomes will she have the resources on the ground to pull it off? and how much of her general election

but we start with the democrats and a hillary clinton/bernie sanders race that has turned out to be much closer than the experts thought, especially the clinton campaign. in fact, we have brand new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll numbers out that has some good news for the clinton campaign. nationally we still have her with a big lead over bernie sanders 59%-34% but in iowa the story is different. three polls out this week showing neck and neck race including our own nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist polls. quinnipiac found sanders up by 5% and the "des moines register" had clinton up by just 2%. bottom line, it's too close to call. with a closer race, it has become a more aggressive race against sanders, so we begin with hillary clinton who joins us from charleston, south carolina. >> good morning, chuck. >> let me start with the iran deal. yesterday in response to it you immediately said that iran is still violating u.n. security council resolutions with its ballistic missile program which should be met with new sanctions, designations and firm results. so my question is what do you tell the american public that says "you want new sanctions

how can clinton ward off the surging senator? clinton campaignress secretary brian fallon joins me now. brian, great to see you. thanks very much. i wanted to ask you about the quinnipiac poll, which, i mean, its margin of, you know -- it's within the margin there, but it is a quinnipiac lead now, 49-45, similar to the previous lead. it showed his strength among first-time caucusgoers, never before caucusgoers, young people. what is your assessment now going into these final five days? >> well, there's no question about it, andrea, the race is very tight. but what you've seen over the last couple weeks is as senator sanders has risen in the polls, he's starting to attract the scrutiny that comes with doing well in the polling. and i don't think he's fared very well in the spotlight. and if you look at the tone that his campaign is striking in recent days, it's quite disturbing, actually. we have seen a pattern now of senator sanders saying one thing and doing another. for instance, he said that he would shun the support of any super pacs. now we'

. >> antonio, this weekend the clinton campaign sends out popular surrogates on the campaign trail onnew hampshire. actress lena dunham and soccer player abby bullock abou. women in iowa with their own opinions and points of view about a hillary clinton presidency. >> i think it would be awesome. >> the model for the united states. >> i'm not completely sold. >> the clinton campaign is eager for women's vote but it's hard to be all things to all people. >> honestly i get a more solid feeling about bernie but i know he has got a lot of people, got that burn, got tao that fire ignited for people. >> clinton's main rival, bernie sanders, is appealing tomennials. rutgers university political scientists kelly ditmar says hillary clinton has a particular challenge for young women. >> looking at young women as a monolithic block is dangerous. >> women over 45 are more supportive of her than younger women. winning over minutials will be a key to a clinton presidency. because millennials traditionally voas democratic. >> they support more women than men, an important voting block to her succes

momentum in the democratic race seeming to shift to bernie sanders, the gloves are coming off in the clinton campaign. new polling shows a five-point sanders lead in iowa and new hampshire polling has him up by 14 points over secretary clinton. yesterday daughter chelsea clinton hit the campaign trail and took shots at senator sanders on health care and her father heavy weight at his third campaign event of the day. we are traveling with the campaign and joins us now from new hampshire. the former president out campaigning for his wife. what did he talk about today and the poll numbers? >> reporter: well, it's interesting, anderson, bill clinton really trying to brush aside the poll numbers for his wife, really downplaying the notion that this is any sort of cause for concern for her candidacy. and his deployment here in new hampshire certainly does come at an interesting, critical key time for the clinton campaign, comes a it a time where with sanders' momentum, the campaign is laser focused in on bernie sanders now. it's really taking a sharp, much more combative tone and rhetoric and bill clinton

the timing of all this hardly ideal for the clinton campaign as she tries to break out of a dead heat here in iowa with bernie sanders. over the next three days. in our wide-ranging conversation today secretary clinton vowed she wouldn't go negative on sanders, but she is eager to point out their differences. that can actually make a difference? who can beat the republicans? these are the kinds of issues that i think as we go forward people are going to say, hey, she's given me a specific set of ideas sleep. 's told me what it's going to cost. it's not pie in the sky. it can actually deliver for my family and i think that's what people is looking for. >> reporter: is senator sanders speaking in pie in the sky terms? >> well, i think now that his policies have come under closer scrutiny from the press and others, he's having to answer some questions. >> reporter: and now bernie sanders is trying to place the scrutiny on clinton, too. his new ad this week, not mentioning her by name, but taking clear aim at her paid speeches to wall street banks. >> how does wall street get away with it

the clinton campaign collected 112 million dollars for the primary since launching its campaign in april. the goal was one-hundred million. the democratic front-runner worked hard for the money. she's headlined at least 174 fundraisers. clinton will also be in sioux cityuesday afternoon. the new year's day holiday can't stop politics in an election year. spotted at today's rose parade in pasadena, message. the bashed gop frontrunner donald trump. it read - "america is great, trump is disgusting, anybody but trump." six planes were used to write the message, which could be seen from a ten mile radius. still to come.... one of the most common new years resosotions is to lose weieit. but what are s se of the smaller resolutions you can make that will help you accomplish that big goal? that story next in healthbeat june. honolulu police won't start to enforce the new law until april first. authorities will focus on educating retailers, residents and tourists. if you want to lose weight, instead of subtracting certain foods, add something. eat a serving of vegetables at every meal or add glas

been carson honoring a campaign crash. >>> plus e-mail and the clinton campaign some new information shows her run at the white house could be in jeopardy. the break. >>> been carson remembering the life of the campaign volunteer. he posted this picture to his twitter account along with the message rest in peace. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. breeden joplin died in a car crash. carson canceled all campaign events through today because of that tragedy. >> life is so fleeting that we have to make the most of every time that we can. >> three other passengers involved in a crash were treated and released from the hospital. campaign events tomorrow. >>> according to a letter from the top perspective are hillary clinton's e-mail on a personal server contained intelligence to the u.s. from its most secretive programs. >> jeff barnes talks to experts about that sensitive information and what it may mean for the clinton campaign. >> this letter from the intelligence community inspsptor general the top lawmakers on the hill last week as reported first by fox news states mrs. cli

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how would you like to walk into the clinton campaign and speak this sentence. y clinton can look and say, these are my areas of strength. she's winning among women. winning among those registered as democrats. that looks good two weeks to the caucuses, but this looks familiar to the team. bernie sanders is just like barack obama in 2008 with a lead among first-time caucus goers. those who will come for the first time. big lead among independents who can vote on caucus night. those under age 35. bernie sanders now barack obama then. so the big question, there's a big debate tonight. what is it? is this a hillary clinton's week, bernie sanders strong or combination of the two? >> voters haven't decided on hillary clinton. she hasn't made her case enough to iowa voters. and the same thing eight years. one of the striking things about this poll that 40% of those who are polled said they hadn't decided or were up for changing their mind. they don't have the solid support yet. so that'll play out in the next two weeks. >> and you're right, she hasn't made her case, an

but this is not so much about the hillary clinton campaign needing to right the ship.they have to do is be in this for the long haul. as we found out in 2008, and as they found out in 2008, these nomination battles are a delegate hunt. they are a hunt for delegates all across the country in caucuses and primaries, and that, i think, as nia said, the map changes dramatically in hillary's favor as you get into later in february and then into march. and look, it's a delegate hunt. and i think that the clinton campaign is prepared for that and i think they'll win that. >> she said as much to cnn. 2008 all over again. >> brad woodhouse, thanks so much, guys. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >>> we do want to let you know about a big cnn event that is coming up this monday night in iowa. exactly one week before iowa chooses. bernie sanders, hillary clinton or martin o'malley, well, they're going to go face to face with voters in iowa. in a cnn democratic presidential town hall live on des moines. chris cuomo will be moderating. that is next monday night at 9:00

the first time that some. e-mails found on clinton's personal e-mail server from her days as secretary of state contained information so secret they fell under the highest details. >> reporter: as hillary clinton was campaigning in iowa, the state department dropped the e-mail bombshell. for the first time labeling 22 e-mails from her private server top secret, the highest level of classification as demanded by the intelligence agencies. >> none of this traffic was marked classified at the time it was sent. >> reporter: just minutes earlier lester had asked clinton about how the e-mail investigation might affect her campaign. >> anything can happen. indictments could happen. why shouldn't people, as they weigh the electability question, worry about this hanging over your head as you march forward? >> because the facts have remained the same. there was never any information sent or received that was marked classified to me. >> for poem who are watching this play out and know the republicans will come at you on this with an open investigation, shouldn't people have some concern? >> no, they shouldn't, lester. that in any way will cause any voter to -- a voter with an open mind, to have any concerns. >> reporter

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the rest of the campaign. it will reinforce the narrative that the democratic base is not excited about her heading into a general. >> that's the issue. look, there's no question that the clinton campaign is concerned about iowa tightening. new hampshire is favoring bernie sanders. the question is how much. it's the calendar. it's january 10th, and she has every conceivable advantage at her side. she's struggling to fend off somebody who is a 74-year-old, you know, socialist who is largely seen by most democrats as a message candidate. she can't fend him off in the first two states? that's troubling for them. i think that's why you're see ing it more aggressive now. >> the president gives his last state of the union tuesday night. the democratic base is a fan of barack obama. how much of this speech tuesday night is here is what i've done. look at me. here is my legacy. how much is as you replace me think about this? >> i think it's more the latter. the fact that the speech is happening earlier than a state of the union normally would is part of the president trying to put his stamp on this caucus and new hampshire primary process. he's going to frame the speech around where t

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