that is the democratic way. >> were these just the last democratic iowa caucuses first in the nation we would have seen, david? >> yeah, very well may be. this is a devastating result for iowa, for the caucuses. the impact i will get to in just a second, but i remember being at a caucus site in 2008 and that line between democracy and action and utter chaos, kind of a junior league way to perform an election in a democracy is pretty thin. we saw the down side of it so far in these results. now you have a muddle. so they're going to have to contend with a bad app and the fact that they had a call-in system that didn't work and the campaigns are furious and they're furious because if you look at a couple streams, one, the caucuses are meant to test early organizing strength of these campaigns. again, you don't really have a result to that. if you don't know or if you have muddled results for time to come, if you think back to bernie and hillary in 2016 or you think back to rick santorum and mitt romney back in 2012, these have the impact of not having an impact, where you don't have an

and democrats -- and i come from family of democrats -- the democratic party should be ashamed of itself that it's in this situation. maria: you say oligarch, i thought it was interesting when the news first broke that he's considering choosing hillary clinton, a lot of people quelled, wait a second, you're not supposed to have two candidates from the same state. they're both from new york. so that was very quickly changed by michael bloomberg saying, apparently, i've got a home in colorado and florida, i'll change my address to say that i'm florida. can he do that? >> this is what oligarchs do. on tuesday night, march 3rd at midnight when the california polls close out west, the democratic party will have a democratic socialist and a liberal mayor -- republican mayor of new york as the two top guys running for the primary. there won't be any democrats around. i believe that bill clinton's fingerprints are all over this. i think you can see bill clinton trying to get hillary back in the game, and i said back in august and i've said for a year since -- remember, trump would be impeached i

the democratic party is likely not going to nominate a democrat. they are either going to nominate a socialist order someone who used to be a republican. jesse: couldn't have said it better myself. remember i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: breaking tonight, bernie sanders as all eyes turn to the south carolina primary a week from today. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for making justice number one last weekends all weekend long. what a show we have on deck tonight. sharia huckabee sanders is here to break down the nevada caucus results. darrell issa, charlie kirk, stephanie hamill and chris hahn will join me. all that plus our opening statement as i take on michael

its long-term benefits are in for democrats. iowa and new hampshire are important to test your ability to get passionate supporters to build organization. it shouldn't come as a big surprise to democrats that bernie sanders is doing quite well here. he does have long-term challenges with, say, african-american voters and that's wise not quite as strong a place like south carolina. he's like they did do quite well in nevada. you can say that that's just -- that's not a diverse caucus state for democrats. >> tucker: you're right, big hispanic populist. thank you for joining us. maybe no candidate has more on the line tonight then senator elizabeth warren. she was the national front runner about 20 minutes ago. now she appears to be fighting even disdain the race. alicia acuna is embedded with the warren campaign and she joins us. thank you for coming on. what are the warren people thinking is going to happen tonight? >> right now, as you know, the warren people are hoping the same progressive caucus goers are going to turn out for

winner of the iowa democratic caucuses. you're right, it's possible somebody can win the initial preference, essentially the popular vote, and somebody else can win the state equivalent. it's possible if this race is really close, you can have two different people saying hey, i won something big and important in iowa. could be more complicated thafr ev than ever before. >>> up next, bernie sanders trying to sprint to the finish line in iowa. could be the start, his campaign hopes, of a big run. s campaign hopes, of a big run. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. 45 plus at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, col

that does not say to me that he is going to care whether democratic senators get elected or non-democratic senators get elected. >> i disagree with that, joy. >> or he's going to care -- >> he does care. he has an agenda. not only does he caucus with the democrats and have caucused the entire time he's been in the congress, he is a leader within the u.s. senate. go to the u.s. senate web page. >> and he's going to register democratic voters? as democrats. >> that's what we're doing right now. expanding the base. >> don't leave. stay with me. we have to go back to a little bit more of senator warren. let's listen to that. and then we'll come back to you. don't go. >> okay. >> we've got a lot that we need to get done. it is time for a wealth tax in america. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting "two cents" ] it is time to take on the fight against climate change. we need a green new deal and a blue new deal. it is time to take on gun violence in this country. and it is time to create a pathway to citizenship for all of our people. these are fundamental, fundamental values that all but the

a new npr marist poll vaulting bloomberg into second place at 19% support among democrats and democratic leaning voters and look there also at bernie sanders in front at 31%. the long time front-runner joe biden within the margin of error for second place with bloomberg, which makes it then no surprise

democrats on the impeachment, could it cost them the house? how the democrats blew it. unforced errors. the 2020 senator blaming for ruining impeachment. here it comes, the senate republicans launching a new sweeping counterattack after this wednesday's vote expected to acquit the president. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business nts today as republicans say they're optimistic potentially senate democrats could make this a bipartisan acquittal of the president this wednesday. brace yourselves for potential chaos tonight with the iowa democrats. for the first time the democrat caucus winner based on the delicates that get, any separate number for the popular vote, meaning the number of voters who went for each democrat. watch for media confusion there. they will keep you on the straight-and-narrow on that one. fox news's dan springer with the president and his campaign is in des moines, iowa. dan? reporter: i have to correct one thing you said. they will not repo

headline, sanders surge is giving democratic -- democrats the jitters. many democratic house and senate candidates are approaching a dramatic shift in their campaign tothey count -- recalibrate include praise of capitalism and distance themselves from the national party. strategists view both parties success as a potentially tectonic event which could narrow slim hopes of taking the senate majority and fuel gop -- dream of taking the house, which it lost amid a romp in 2018. with a victory in saturday's third in they lost the the iowa caucuses in a squeaker. the march 3.states watch wrote and 10 delegates nasher -- nationally will be chosen. the ceiling of trump support is poorly defined in a two-way race. the senator from vermont has not yet been subject -- subjected to a negative advertising effort. your comments? very legitimate concerns coming from individuals in the democratic party. 2018elf was a candidate in in a very contested swing district in florida. if you look at the strategy that allowed democrats to reclaim the house in 2018, by a large ma

newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. build a clear plan for retirement. one that covers health care costs, taxes, and any other uncertainties. because when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. >>> tonight do or die, that's what billionaire businessman tom steyer says the next two contests in nevada and south carolina means for his campaign. in south carolina, where he has more than 90 campaign aides on the ground, he pulled second place last month. he's out front now. okay. what does do or die mean for you in nevada? >> i think this. i have to be able to show to people that i can get people to vote for me and i can pull together

just after 11 days of marathon arguments republican senators all but bury democrats hopes of removing president trump from the white house the battle centered around whether or not to subpoena new evidence and witnesses including former national security advisor john bolton new revelations from his forthcoming book seem to corroborate the charges that the president abused his office for his own political games. but with democrats in the minority in the 100 member senate their hopes of questioning bolton hinged on winning over a handful of moderate republicans. that hold died even before friday's vote when lisa murkowski announced i carefully considered the need for additional witnesses and documents but ultimately decided that i will vote against considering motions to subpoena with republicans and willing to budge democrats were left fuming if my republican colleagues refused to even consider witnesses and documents in this trial this country is headed towards the greatest coverup since watergate trump's defense argued that democrats had missed their chance by rushing the impeachment

he is still a democrat. now, what you are talking about is trying to unify not just passionate young people who are open to socialism. but trying to unify them with people who are either terrified of socialism or deeply opposed to it. capitalists. people who say i don't want that. how do you do that? >> like my dad in arkansas. >> yeah. >> this is going to be incumbent on bernie sanders to make that -- to sort of make that argument and be able to build his coalition. but i also think you will see, if he is the nominee, we don't have a floor fight. even if we do have a floor fight and he is the nominee after the floor fight, i think you will see the party apparatus unite behind him. president obama. first lady michelle obama. the clintons. you will see people who come together because they know how much is at stake. that we have got to make sure that we defeat donald trump. and that will help sort of normalize thing normalize things and maybe make feel a little better about this. but still, you're not going t

and the robe democrats. napolitano: but don't they need joe sixpack from western pennsylvania and ohio in avon indiana? can joe sixpack vote for bernie customer. >> he can't and they won't and that's why the president, no matter who they throw adam's gonna win as a landslide. but your point, bernie is going to give a heckuva run. once can have all the young votes, we are going to be surprised at it. write a really don't think people in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania going to vote for bernie sanders, there's no way. but i bet she bernie gets the nomination. napolitano: there's the production right there, the panel returns later but first roger stone today learning his fate at his sentencing hearing in washington d.c. should he get a retrial or should the president pardon him before he even sets foot in a prison cell? criminal defense attorney watched every inch of that trial breaks it down next. where we get to know the people that drive a company's growth and gain new perspectives. that's why we go beyond

we asked voters what do you think of the democratic candidates? which are fireable and wide use for the president? here's what they had to say. >> what brings you here tonight. >> the energy, so many patriots excited for four more years of donald trump. >> why do you support the president? >> i love him. he does everything right. >> everything he does, america first. he cares about veterans and everything going on in america. >> why you supporting the president? >> i don't want to be american in the same way south america is, socialist government is the worst nightmare for every country in the world. >> you see a democrat in the field that could challenge the president? >> absolutely not. >> none. none of them. >> not one. not a one. >> no one is going to beat him. >> we asked that question 25 times, do you see a democrat come most of the times we receive laughter in response or silence which i've been to rally sometimes asking about other candidates and have been moments people said this candidate or that candidate looks like they are strong. in

the democrats, it is an important moment to have their night. the state of the union address tomorrow, we have had impeachment, and this was supposed to be there night. the risk is that everything will be overta ken risk is that everything will be overtaken tomorrow by the state of the union address by donald trump. they would like the result to come in. and jon sopeljoins me now from bernie sanders' campaign rally. are they starting to get impatient? this is very bad for the democratic party that it is all taking so long. we have had all taking so long. we have had a statement from the iowa democratic party. the integrity of the result is paramount. we have experienced a delay in the result due to quality checks and the fact that the iowa democratic party is reporting on three data sets for the first time. 4% of districts have reported an early output is on pace with 2017. i saw the head of the democratic committee in charge of this and he was saying to me that he was confident or concerned about security and everything else had been met and th

president speaks to the fact that this is not just a problem for the democrats is it. no you're absolutely right it's not just democrats of course in iowa you just touched on it there of course there's no front runner now for the democrats as they go into the primaries in new hampshire and we also need to bring in the fact that trump's approval ratings are at their highest they've been in 3 years and you know what normally happens in iowa is that the democrats could see all for at least that's what was being commented here with the weaker candidate and of course we find ourselves now that those weaker candidate so now finding themselves in the primaries like i said in new hampshire and considering all the problems as well with the op you know there is talk now that nevada in fact which also has a coal because they said that they're not going to use this up so it's not something that is particularly favorable to the democrats here in the united states in considering a lot of the pressure that they've been under recently as well with regards the impeachment here in the u

and a tragedy for democrats. trish: you think about how they want people to have just enough, must to be dependent. if you keep an entire group of people unable to participate in the main event, the main economy, then you are excluding them. who with this amazing economy, the jobs are coming back. there is an economic renaissance taking place within our country. >> you need this to participate in that. you saw what i just showed you. >> what mayor pete is in pandering is actually hurt, actively hurt the people he pretends to want to lead. that's a disgrace. that's an outrage. i am sure many within the hispanic community are offended. >> it assumes that you can't learn english. >> that's right. i remember i don't know, maybe two decades ago, college educated lawyers were promoting eubonics in the black community. you want to speak english is the de facto, the national language our country. like you said, increasingly the language of commerce and possible paisht and economic growth -- and possible airport and econo

when people said in the democratic party, i was democratic party and across the country, that their focus was to bump donald trump from the white house, how could you get it so wrong? that's what people are saying to me. and then, does it count? that is an odd question, guy. you can speak to that, you've watched many elections. buttigieg picks up 14 of those delegates. sanders picks up 12. going forward there are a lot more delegates. in the end, does it matter that he got those 12 or 14? what do you think? >> guy: well, every delegate counts. i think when bernie sanders has won more votes, he has at least they claim to being victorious in iowa. i think my people i've talked to in new hampshire say this is more than usual, our moment. because i will blew it. they had their first shot, they totally blew it, it's embarrassing. we are going to be the adults here and take the process over and crowned a first true winner. >> harris: it'll be interesting. >> melissa: harris, talk about some of the fantastic guests you have coming up on your show. >> harris: you know, i'm excited to talk with se

democrats not giving up. the senate acquitting the president on the impeachment charges but they want to investigate his dealings with ukraine. congressman jerry nadler threatening to subpoena john bolton. >> it is likely your committee or some combination of committees will subpoena john bolton. >> the speaker signed up on it. >> when did this happen? rob: bolton said he would testify if subpoenaed by the senate during the impeachment trial. republicans said additional witnesses weren't necessary. it is unclear how bolton will respond to a house subpoena. republican lawmakers are focusing on hunter biden, chairman of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee, chuck grassley and ron johnson requesting hunter's travel records, quote, we write to request information whether hunter biden used government-sponsored travel for business. we want the information by february 19th. >> nancy pelosi might face the ethics committee for tearing donald trump's state of the union to shredding what critics are

so we could have a democratic president. but if we don't have a democratic house and senate or at least people that are willing to serve our country rather than look for their own power, things will always be the same. that's why i feel that joe biden would be the person who can help us flip the senate. workus keep the house and on things like redistricting. hefar as the way that presents himself, i will be honest with you. i had some concerns at the beginning as well and then i heard that he had a stutter that he overcame and then i looked at him in a totally different way. i understood that he was trying to be thoughtful when he spoke and trying to overcome the stutter. many people in our country stutter. ithas been able to overcome with his techniques. he has done so much for our country. when you meet with him one-on-one, i had an opportunity to meet with him three times one-on-one. and have conversations. and what i got from him was a man of wisdom who was a man who was a statesman who believes in decency and rather tha

we want to see democrats do well. joe biden's campaign suffered greatly on the ground with strategy and organization. he was more focused on beating trump but forgot he had to beat bernie sanders. that's a problem. charles: he has been running in the general election since he announced. maybe putting the cart before the horse. kevin, there is overall ethos of the party, the glue is anyone but trump but feels like even that may be coming apart or could come apart if some of these folks sniff out that things have been changed, specifically to help perhaps the entrance of a michael bloomberg. also there is a part of your party that has been railing against the kind of, notion of buying things where billionaires have unlimited checkbooks and unlimited status in this country? >> charles, it is a great point. the process is playing out. i still think you see vast majority of likely democratic primary voters saying number one issues who can beat donald trump. you saw the joe biden campaign put out an ad campaign touting his

i think they are not very happy with the democrat candidates when they see them. >> democratic presented to candidate mike bloomberg said that investors have no confidence that president trump can manage the crisis. >> the president was briefed on the coronavirus two months ago, but he just buried his head in the sand and he's done that again and again. this >> alex azar today sand that talks about the white house's emergency request for $2.5 billion are accelerating, r congress to pass it early next week and the president to decide a week after. the white house believe the money is enough for the next seven months, but democrats are slamming the white house for not requesting more. >> we all need to be standing together and working together, it's not a time to be scoring political points. >> one democratic presented candidate said that if the virus is such a priority, why is president trump holding a political rally in south carolina tonight on the eve of the democratic primary? >> mr. trump, why don't you worry about the coronavirus rather than disrupting the democratic primary right h

a nominee well to be very clear one democratic state party organization the i would democratic party chose a terrible app and that really doesn't have much to say about the rest of the democratic party or the way the federal government is run under the democratic party so i think is mixing up the campaign from campaign is mixing up a couple very distinct organizations some have questioned why should actually be the 1st round of announcements given its demographics that are not really representative of the base of the democratic party can't can iowa be an indicator really for the rest of the country. i agree with those critics the caucus system is old antiquated and inaccessible as you mentioned only a few states still do it and they do it out of tradition this is a kind of system where very few people participate because it is difficult to participate they actually run the iowa caucus better before they started doing some of these reforms but the point is you can't slap in to an old an antiquated system and hope that it is that it becomes more accessible or more transparent the probl

others slam her and the democrats as corrupt people. chaotic caucuses left media with no numbers, no results and not much to say. >> we thought we had prepared for every contingency, this is the one we didn't prepare for, we will try to piece it together. howie: plus rush limbaugh is battling lung cancer. i'm how wards kurtz -- howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ ♪ howie: we are covering development story out of the bronx where two police officers is have been shot in less than 24 hours, first attack occurring last night when an offer and policeman was shot at after a man approached asking for directions, the second incident happening earlier this morning when the gunman shot officer in the arm, inside 44 precinct stations, both officers are recosting and we will bring you updates throughout the day. 52-48, the president has brief and revealing moment at the thee national prayer breakfast. >> do i my best. >> i don't know if the president understand but we do pray, i pray hard for him because he's so off the track of our constitu

the democratic primaries in the u.s. got off to a difficult start this week the results of last monday's iowa caucus are still unclear after a long delay caused by a technical glitch the party is currently reviewing the results from 95 precincts and has apologized for the chaos the caucus was mauled by inaccurate calculations on the missing data partly caused by a faulty small tone up but that didn't stop some politicians from blaming external interference. of a nightmare scenario and if so what do you do about it these are probably the most prepared we've ever been as a party for these caucuses and we've run through a few different scenarios but i can tell you we're already iowa was the starting place still i'd settle for a race and at the end the prize is becoming the presidential nominee and that the finish line. around and wait to find out who one is precinct caucus results started coming in the iowa democratic party ran them through an accuracy in quality check it became clear that they were in consistencies with re

my question to you is how can the democratic party, how should the democratic party restore the faith in the 2020 nominating process which seems to have been shaken. we've heard people from all different angles in the democratic party questioning this now. >> well, first of all, i don't think that -- i think there will be a vote total in iowa. it will be reliable. it just didn't happen right and wasn't done right. secondly, the problem with the new hampshire primary and the iowa caucuses for a long time has been they don't represent the state. new hampshire's made it worse by passing a law under republicans that restricted college students from voting unless they had a new hampshire driver's license and other things. usual voter suppression that voters engage in. and now this with iowa. here's how i suspect it works out. if the democrats win, nothing will be done about it. no democratic incumbent is going to want to take on the voters and the problems and politics of changing this. if we lose, i think you can expect a major study into this and i think you can expect some major changes

democrats are simply trying to take the president down, they have a bunch of clowns on the democratic side. they are just going to try to get him again. >> acknowledged the wrongdoing up until this day, they refuse to acknowledge what took place which our viewers know better. always a pleasure. thank you. we'll see you soon. what really happened in that briefing? officials warned lawmakers that once again, trying to interfere in the 2020 election now. reportedly, one democratic candidate, an exclusive look at that meeting. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. we do things differently and aother money managers, don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? o

the chaos after a major delay in reporting the first votes of the 2020 democratic race. officials blaming the meltdown on a new app used at the precincts. voters frustrated. candidates up in arms as they turn their sights to the next battleground, new hampshire. >>> also tonight, presidentrump set to deliver the state of the union address on the eve of a senate vote to likely acquit him in the impeachment trial. will he take a victory lap tonight? and could some democrats break with their party and vote against conviction >>> the massive winter storm on the move across the eastern half of the u.s. snow, ice and rain causing travel nightmares cars stranded on the road 28 million under alerts al roker is tracking it all >>> a key accuser back on the stand in the harvey weinstein trial. her message to the jury, telling them he is my rapist >>> the shocking twist. the reality tv surgeon and his girlfriend accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women, but now the charges suddenly dropped >> there is not a single piece of evidence. >> why the former d.a. now is under fire

with a potential democrat nominee who is a socialist could damage the democrat party for elections to come? bernie sanders telling his bernie boroughs, his campaign, stop the harassment of those who disagree with us, it is unacceptable, bullying, this after a powerful laboring union in las vegas says the bernie campaign, viciously assaulted it for not supporting bernie's government takeover of healthcare. also worth the large number by what in new hampshire voters who sat in the polls there that they do not want bernie's government takeover of healthcare, remember those were democrat polls, even bernie fellow socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez same bernie would have to likely drop single-payer if he won the election. democrat adam schiff saying the bidens should've avoided the appearance of a conflict of interest in ukraine, the debate tonight, why did adam schiff say the bidens were irrelevant during impeachment, i am elizabeth mcdonagh, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network, president trump's push putting the border

democrats enthusiasm gap is bad. the excitement, is it gone after democrats seized the house back in 2018? a look ahead to the showdown that really matters. it's super tuesday. an update on which major voting bloc we're watching closely. this voting bloc has correctly picked presidential winner more than halftime since 1992. they didn't turn out in 2016. their turnout dropped. head of va what works and what doesn't when it comes to taking care of our nation's heroes. we have poll results. majority of voters in the battleground states don't like bernie sanders and warren's single-payer plan. how will that affect the va. we have a jam-packed show. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ liz: thanks for joining us let's get right to jack can -- jackies with the latest on iowa. reporter: hi, liz. the democratic party released 62% of the votes. let's get back to the screen. pete buttigieg is in the lead with 26.9% of the 62% of the votesi want to emphasize that. that does not make him the winner

top of the democratic ticket as a socialist? >> we'll be the front-runner for the democratic nomination. >> senator sanders' ideals are ideals most americans share. at the end of the day, we have to explain how we're supposed to get from here to there. >> democrats do not want a repeat of 2016. we can't go into a general election divided. >> i've always told people that if you are tired of the noise and the nonsense, you have a home with me. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it is tuesday, february 11th. it's 8:00 here in new hampshire. the first in the nation primary. i'm live at st. anne's college in manchester. alisyn is outdoors at a polling location in the cold. the votes are now being cast as you can see. here's a live look. this is down south in nashua. pete buttigieg arrived at a polling location in hopkinton. we have pictures of that. armed with a box of dunkin donuts because this is, after aushl all, new england. he was greeted with an enthusiastic cr

president speaks to the fact that this is not just a problem for the democrats is it. no you're absolutely right it's not just democrats of course in iowa you just touched on it there of course there's no front runner now for the democrats as they go into the primaries in new hampshire and we also need to bring in the fact that trump's approval ratings are at their highest they've been 3 years and you know what normally happens in iowa is that the democrats could see all for at least that's what was being commented here with the weaker candidate and of course we find ourselves now that those weaker candidate so now finding themselves in the primaries like i said in new hampshire and considering all the problems as well with the op you know there is talk now that nevada in fact has said which also has a coal because they said that they're not going to use this up so it's not something that is particularly favorable to the democrats here in the united states in considering a lot of the pressure that they've been under recently as well with regards the impeachment here in

the democrats need to reexamine their own party. according to the associated press, the company responsible for iowa, named shadow inc, was picked in secret by the see you what democrat party after its leaders consulted with the dnc. the dnc. that would be your organization, right, mr. tom perez? and this is how bad it is. there is an obvious conflict of interest. multiple conflicts of interest. the parent company of shadow, its name is after he crow number, also operates a dems' funded super pac. the whole board is likely made up of big-time democratic establishment types. we know david plouffe, remember him from obama? you get the picture. then the ceo of that company, the one who ran the app. she is married to pete buttigieg's campaign advisor. conflict of interest, don't you think? it's almost like in venezuela where hugh go sh -- where hugo chavez owns the voting machines. the buttigieg campaign gave $42,500 to her election app. for a party that claims we are on the verge of being hacked by the russians. >> now the russians are

biden holds 27% of support among registered democrats. sanders, 24%. >> now former new york city mayor michael bloomberg rises in the democratic field here and could qualify for the first debate ahead of the caucuses. how does that happen? under new dnc rules, grassroots fundraising requirements were dropped. >> the timing of the decision by the dnc, it is upsetting some candidates. sanders campaign senior advisor called it the definition of a rigged system. senator warren said billionaires shouldn't be able to play by different rules. >> so as iowans get ready to vote monday, they have a lot more to think about as the end of the impeachment trial gets underway. >> jeff zeleny caught up with folks who are still undecided about who they will support. >> reporter: finally, it's their turn. iowa voters are poised to render their first vote of the democratic race. >> i have never been not willing to take a chance, and i think this election we maybe need to take a chance. >> reporter: patmon -- pat monday has been sizing up the field. >> i sta

the democratic party -- do we want the democratic party and the democrat that's on the ballot, do we want somebody who is going to be of -- essentially a president like fdr or do we want the democratic party of goldman sachs? that's our choice. we don't want goldman sachs. this is the wrong way to go. and playing it safe -- whenever we play it safe, we lose. mondale, dukakis, gore. kerry. >> mcgovern. >> no, that's back too far. >> i see. you cut off the example. >> from the '80s on. no, we lose when we go safe and bland. we win when we take a risk and nominate somebody whose middle name is hussein. that's when we win. when everybody goes, oh, my god, i like obama but -- and you start thinking of who these people are that you're trying to please. it's your conservative brother-in-law at the thanksgiving table. stop worrying about him. we need to bring out the 100 million americans who do not vote. if we convince just 2 million to come out, we'll have the white house. >> that segues to my other question, which is about part of the sanders plan for new voters is turning people out, the

i was a democratic governor. my fellow democrats don't treat them frequently. rob: he was sentenced to 14 years for trying to sell barack obama's senate seat when elected president. donald trump granted clemency to ten other people including new york city police commissioner bernie character and edward bartolo junior. >> william barr has no plans to resign. the doj shooting down rumors that donald trump's tweets made it, quote, impossible to do his job. the president now acknowledging that claim. >> i do make his job hard. i agree with that. a very straight shooter. social media for me has been very important because it gives new voice. i don't get that voice in the press. heather: the comments came after the doj recommended a lighter sentence for trump advisor roger stone. a judge refused a request to delay the sentencing hearing but stone's punishment will be postponed as lawyers fight for a new trial. rob: milania trump will receive the woman of distinction award at palm beach atlantic university in florida. the former first lady is an exquisite human being,

we had 340 democrats on in one week. you know, when you go on your show, there were people lined up behind. only a handful of republicans in the same few. they were embarrassed about their arguments. you can win if you stick with what's right and fight for it. so please don't give up, rachel audience. >> democratic senator chuck schumer, thanks for being here. >> thank you. i believe this. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion,♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea. try pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. ♪nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ get powerful relief with pepto bismol liquicaps.

under democrats, democrats were 71% for a medicare for all system. but only 29% of republicans were for instituting a medicare fraud system. so that's going to be a political battle. guest: absolutely right, it's a battle of slogans. republicans don't seem to have a slogan. eventually they will get one. the problem here, medicare for all is a phrase that does not tell you what it really is. bernie's plan is fiscally impractical. the question is what do you end up with? the problem to be that eventually will have to be addressed, to some extent, once there are two candidates and they are arguing with each other more seriously later this year. host: josh, half of americans say they like the idea of medicare for all, but it's a big political division. where do we go? guest: it's a good question. it's the same political division you see in every other issue when you polarize democrats and republicans. majority,hat it's a even 30% of republicans supporting it attests to a couple of things. i think attests to the popularity of the current medicare program,

>> the democrats are in disarray. the person who won the popular vote in iowa and new hampshire is a self-avowed socialist. even millenials don't want to vote for a socialist. who is the alternative. joe biden's campaign has done so poorly and buttigieg, klobuchar and. bloomberg i heard three different ads for him. i'm in colorado. we don't vote for a while. there is not obvious moderate they can latch on to. stuart: that opens the door, here is donald trump marching along with a fine economy. you guys are split. you're going far left. you can't pick a moderate who can beat me. that is your reasoning, isn't it? you do think at this moment donald trump could beat any of the democratic challengers, bloomberg included? >> yes i think so. the big deal about trump's popularity rising to 49% in the "gallup poll" but if you look at the economy which is themost important issue. his popularity is 60%. a lot of people don't want to tell a stranger on the phone they like donald trump even if they do. that he is a popular preside

the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> onto politics now as nevada caucus goers had to the polls today, there are reports that russia is continuing to interfere in the u.s. presidential campaign on behalf of president donald trump and senator bernie sanders. as reporter, ray bogan explained, sanders is condemning the efforts while president trump is minimizing the warnings. >> reporter: the washington post has published a story stating bernie sanders was briefed by u.s. officials, that russia is trying to help his presidential campaign. it comes the day before the nevada democratic caucuses, where senator sanders has a commanding lead in the real clear politics average of polls. >> thank you all for coming out. >> reporter: sanders held a rally but said earlier in

-- the democrats would not give us what we needed. i got mexico, they are great, they put up 27000 soldiers on the southern border. [cheering] the numbers up limiting 87% down. kennedy: enthusiasm for that going out. the president went so hard on his democratic contenders claiming they are going to distort troy the country. >> today's democratic party is run by left-wing extremists. who want to massively raise your taxes, increase regulation, cancel your health plans, rated medicare, shut down american energy, destroy your social security. they will destroy your social security. [booing] eliminate religious preference, punish free speech, confiscate your guns, abolish or borders. [booing] and indoctrinate america's children with hateful left-wing ideology. other than that they're okay. kennedy: they are fantastic. the president might be right according to a new key research poll, only 44% of democrats think their candidate will beat the president in the fall. compare that with 80% of republicans who are very competent the president wi

[applause] >> this is a great night for democrats. we have seen an unprecedented turnout here in iowa, and that is good news, because today we are sending a clear message that we are going to have change and that change will be a democratic president in the white house in 2009. [applause] susan: david yepsen? david: what a campaign that was. the first african-american with a serious chance of winning. first woman with a serious the chance of winning. very tough for democrats to sort out and a really charismatic figure in john edwards was involved in the race. and there was a big question if -can a woman win? canon african-american women? winning in iowa was very important to barack obama's campaign psychologically. it signaled to other african-american voters he could win white votes. it did move numbers in south carolina were over half that electorate is african-american. so that was important not only for bark obama but also in the , history of race relations and in american politics. it put aside this unelectability thing that was

what has happened to the democratic party? joe lieberman once the vice presidential candidate, they threw him out of the party. are there any scoop jackson joe lieberman's? >> very few left. remember this all started because nancy pelosi wanted to appease her socialist mate. this party became the party of bernie sanders and aoc. remember, bernie is rising in the polls after aoc endorsed. remember this, nancy pelosi just last year in march said "impeachment would divide the nation." you have to have overwhelming bipartisan. at the end of the day bipartisan vote is no. >> sean: it started in the house. your entire team stuck together. speak with the entire team. >> sean: jeff andrew, good for him. >> at the beginning we needed 19 seats and we only need 18 now because we had a democrat join us. >> sean: thank you, kevin mccarthy come appreciate it. by the way joining us former republican congressman fox news contributor trey gowdy. mr. gaudi, so good to see you. we are glad you are with us. we have a beginning sunday and i have a

about 20% of democrats pro-lifeu democrats contain personally pro-life democrat. hillary clinton as well. >> shannon: wait a minute -- >> what she is personally -- politically. >> what you carry out politically, that is the way you vote. first of all, roe v. wade protects the woman's rights to make health care decisions. >> my point. is there is a kinr way to talk to people who disagree with you about something that is fundamental to your party's platform. and your personal beliefs can be different than what you think is politically right and upholding the law, which is what hillary clinton does. >> one thing that is interesting, pete buttigieg is not a moderate. you go through as you laid out earlier a guy who supports late-term abortion. this is someone who has previously supported medicare for all. he's not a moderate. >> shannon: electoral college. >> the front runner democratic party is a socialist. that is how far left the democratic party..is you go back to 2016 medicare for all was outside of the mainstream of the democratic party and considered extreme po

believe a son to single moderate democrats could win. if a preferred candidate would pursue old liberal versus practical centrist policies, 9%. with bernie owning the most bold liberal lane and the rest competing for the centrist lane the chances of the consisted conventionally multiply. the new york times it reported after interviewing dozens of officials including 93 superdelegates there was, quote, overwhelming opposition to hitting mister sanders the nomination if he fell short of the majority of delegates. one upholsterer asked how the nominee should be compact 38% said whoever wins the most delegates. half said there should be flexible you nobody has a majority. at the townhall amy klobuchar echoed that sentiment. >> there are rules about how that works from ballot about the ballot and we have to follow the rules. you can't change the the middle of the game.dl >> reporter: speaking of those rules many came after bernie sanders lost the nomination in 2016 and the party demanded a change, now four years later at the nevada debate he

rick, san diego, democratic caller. >> i'm a big burly guy, and i feel like the democrats are -- a big bernie guy, and i feel like the democrats are trying to put bernie aside. rulesried to change the so he loses. if you look at joe biden, his entire family has made a fortune off him being vice president. it was not just his son. it was his brother, his other brother. you've got everybody feeding at the trough. i am a great supporter of bernie , and i hope he pulls through and is not cheated out of the nomination like last time. >> you probably have seen the polls that were taken leading up to monday, showing bernie sanders having a slight rise, but stillness can with the former vice president. following those two candidates, you have warren and buttigieg fighting for third. the last poll, the des moines register/cnn poll, is expected to come out this evening. a lot of people are waiting for the tea leaf to see what will happen monday evening when the caucuses get underway. mark in california, a republican. hi, mark. mark, good evening. you are on the air. go ahead, mark. >> i think ma

his rallies we're seeing with the polling these tactics that the democratic national democratic party have attempted have have not worked and so they're panicking a bit quite frankly because they know that a bernie sanders nomination doesn't just represent you know a new general credit party but it represents the mentality of a neo liberal orthodoxy coming to a swift and climate crisis next what it might feel like it's only going to save our planet from climate peril times come paying us right on our own doorstep are also pitching up with ideas to try to protect mother of one swedish professor proposed switching to eco friendly pets no less so much for man's best friend apparently. apparently if you believe that our beaches baryons it's better to have plants that are greedy for greens to the lake to use rabbits she can grow its. yams are an excellent solution for organic waste the celebrate the compile sting process decrease the waste and create valuable glancing so. what if human meat is growing we become want to do against cannibalism the interesting test case be consequential list

also supported this liberal candidate but it's completely constitutional completely democrat democratic the political left wing a leader and a centrist a leader bolen is not a willing to accept that in a federal state the parliament elects a liberal to be prime minister because to say he has the support of the wrong after wrong party f.t. into renia as the 2nd largest force and people voted for them it shows in which state democracy in germany is an hour after government of i get our merkel to lead the. regional federal government and you let it through fascist this is. a group of a child who's it's not a question of legal it's a quest question of politics in this year. of course in the professional political. system on the federal level you are professional you move all and you think forward rich scenarios. and if you know that sooner you can happen the year for the. kind of trick tries to bring in. government religion to meet it it's all just politics you should do anything to him. now a healthy girl has been living in a moscow hospital her whole life is being handed to social service

this is scary for democrats. david, what is your take on the democrats right now? i don't understand iowa. we will leave iowa. no, but honestly, one of the things you get when you get to a place like this is that everybody tells you it is a moment of momentum and i have never believed why somebody would put so much on something like the iowa caucus. the fact you can vote in primaries also makes you really wonder about how good a test of opinion some of them actually are. but it is fairly obvious from the outside that you want, if you are not a trump supporter, you want the candidate who is most likely to win the vote in the places that could defeat donald trump period. you don't particularly care who that is. i have to say, i felt i have seen worrying signs out of the bernie sanders' campaigns that they have gone over to the other side, which is it is not worth having a democrat facing donald trump unless it is bernie sanders. even today people were sending me conspiracy theories from the bernie sanders camp about problems in iowa. there are always conspiracy theor