just take joe biden for an example. he's been the front runner ever since he's essentially jumped into the race in april. however, after he performed very under expectations or had an underwhelming showing in iowa, we have seen that he seems to have continued to trail in the polls. you know, those two polls that i mentioned before, amy klobuchar is doing better than he is, and at a number of events this weekend, he's essentially said, look, you know, kind of lowered the expectations for himself in new hampshire and he did the same in iowa. however, he's the former vice president of the united states. he should have this universal name recognition, but it's really not being reflected in the polls. that being said, his campaign is putting a lot more resources into nevada and south carolina, so a come back is certainly possible. >> well, we have much more to talk about. stay close, julia manchester, we'll talk to you again in just a little bit. >>> attorney general william barr says rudy giuliani is giving the justice depa

[laughter] >> look at how this impeachment impacted joe biden paid joe biden was in the mid to high 30s and was viewed as the front-runner and adam schiff single-handedly destroyed joe biden campaign campaign and now he's languishing around 11 -. steve: you are a lying dog faced pony - [laughter] >> i would say jerrold nadler and nancy pelosi an award for doing that and it's pretty amazing. joe biden himself. i think he wins the biggest award. he naturally showed - but we can go to that. >> is a lying dog faced pony - did he make that up? [inaudible conversations] >> it comes from an old movie. steve: john wayne, who knows grade dumpster fire is the best encapsulation of the caucus. coming out, is the revolt "controlled senate ever going to investigate the biden corruptions? we ask under partial blackboard who is live here next. ♪ .. .. the water. but i still have recurring constipation, belly pain, straining and bloating. my doctor said i could have a real medical condition called ibs-c. for my recurring constipation and belly pain from ibs-c... i said "yes" to linzess. linzess treat

i know joe. we know joe. but most importantly, joe knows us. >> that's right. >> that's important. everybody think about brown v. board of education. it may have started here, but brown v. board of education, five cases, one was from south carolina, one from virginia, one from district of columbia, one from kansas. but the fifth case was from delaware. we have discussed thoroughly the case from delaware and the brigs case from south carolina. that's how i know this man. i know his heart. i know who he is. i know what he is. i know where this country is. we are at an inflection point. on that day i met emily, i went to jail around 10:00 in the morning and i was discharged from jail, bailed out, around 5:30 in the evening. when i sat in jail that day, i wondered whether or not we were doing the right thing. but i was never fearful. of the future. as i stand before you today, i am fearful for the future of this country. i'm fearful for my daughters and their futures and their children, and their children's future. this country is at an inflection point. it's time for us to restore thi

senator melanie levesque, joe biden supporter. we welcome your comments. (202) 748-8001 republicans. (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8002 others. (202) 748-8003 new hampshire residents. we would love to hear from you. senator, you endorsed joe biden at the end of january. what was it about senator biden that made you come out in his favor? when i was felt that going to go to the polls, as much as i liked some of the other candidates, i felt it was going to be joe biden that i voted for and the reasoning for that is a resume is important. you have done is important. joe biden has had a very extensive career and

it looks like joe biden is getting the message. he's taking aim right at pete buttigieg in the wake of the strong showing in iowa. >> this guy's not a barack obama. >> buttigieg fighting right back. >> well, he's right. i'm not. and neither is he. >> and taking a shot at bernie sanders today claiming he is too divisive. >> we cannot risk alienating americans at this critical moment. and that's where i part ways with my friend senator sanders. >> sanders drew a huge crowd at his event with alexandria ocasio-cortez has spent the past couple days going for buttigieg for accepting donations from billionaires. >> i'm running against a candidate, pete buttigieg among others, who has raised contributions from more than 40 billionaires including the ceos of some of the largest drug companies in america. >> let's not forget about amy klobuchar in friday's debate going off on buttigieg for his lack of experience. >> we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. i think having some experience is a good thing. >> elizabeth wa

[crowd chanting] >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! >> let's go, joe! [crowd chanting] fmr. vp biden: one last thing -- tell all your friends, go to joebiden.com and contribute a little bit of money. we have raised a couple of million bucks. let's go get 'em. joebiden.com. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! ["champion" by carrie underwood and ludacris plays] ♪ ♪ invincible, unbreakable, they knock me down, i get up again, i am a champion Â♪ >> Â♪ you can hear me now, i cannot feel the pain, i was made for this, Â♪ Â♪ if i was going to win >> Â♪ i am the champion Â♪ Â♪ ♪ i am the champion ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [indiscernible conversations] hi ♪ >> the next contest on the political calendar is the south carolina primary. thes called the first in south with 54 pledged delegates. the final week -- the following week is super tuesday. with a total of 15 states and one territory participating including the delegate rich states of california, no

meantime, joe biden could win big in today's primary. the victory for him would provide a much-needed boost. the former vice president is so confident he campaigned today in super tuesday state of north carolina he's holding a primary watch party in south carolina that's where peter is and joins us with the latest. reporter: so far, it's finished fourth and fifth and second but he thinks he's got it tonight in his first time in his career. >> today is a great day because i tell you what, a full come back start and south carolina and that goes for tuesday. i mean it. we are going to win south carolina. the next step is north carolina. [cheering] we are going to win here as well. that's a straight pass to the nomination of the president of the united states of america. jon: biden said he doesn't need to win by two or by ten but if you went, the bigger the wind, the bigger he will get and there's a lot of enthusiasm behind him. $1 million a day since last week. he didn't want to speculate today about michael bloomberg may be cutting into hi

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trust in joe biden this way. >> i know joe. we know joe. but most importantly, joe knows us. >> in the end, for jim clyburn, it all came down to joe and emily. >> i know his heart. i know who he is. i know what he is. i know what his country is. we are at an inflection point. on that day that i met him, i went to jail around 10:00 in the morning and i was discharged from jail, bailed out, around 5:30 in the evening. when i sat in jail that day, i wondered whether or not we were doing the right thing. but i was never fearful of the future. as i assistant before you today, i am fearful for the future of this country. i am fearful for my daughters and their futures, and their children and their children's future. i can think of no one better suited, better prepared. i can think of no one with the integri integrity. no one more committed to the fundamental principles to make this country what it is. than my good friend. my late wife's great friend. joe biden. [ applause ] >> joining us now, the honorable claims clyburn, congressman

clyburn: i know joe. we know joe. but most importantly, joe konwks us. [applause] barbara: an endorsement from the state's godfather of de.cratic politi but will the backing of the establishment be eugh? one of joeen 's most serious challenges comes from bernie sanders, the left-wing front runner. heas been packing venues in attracting black voters o think joe biden is no longer man of the times. >> i sll like bernie as someone who will put change into the country instead of someone who will go with what isnd happening in t i that is why like bernie more than biden, pearonally. barb do u think bernie can do well in biden country? >> i think so. i think he stands on his own. i think he should stand his own. yeah, i think so. >>le think a lot more pere on h side in this area than you think. barbara: especiay what? >> the younger people. barbara: bernie sanders is looking for a big boost in south carolina. but joe biden has had a big bounceback in the polls this week. he'll need a win here to score victories on super tuesday and a big win if used to emerge

clyburn: i know joe. we know joe. but most imporntly, joe konwknos us. ppuse] barbara: an endorsement from the state's godfather of democratic politics. butin will the baof the establishment be enough? one of joe biden's most serious challenges comes from bernie sanders, the left-wing front runner. he has been packing venues in attracting black voters who jothinbiden is no longer man of the times. >> i stille like ber as someone who will put change into the countread of someone who will go with what is happening in trends. that is why i like bernie more than biden, personally. barbara: do you think bernie can do well in biden country? >> ihink so. i think he stands on his own. i think he should stand his own. yeah, i think so. >> i think a lot more people are on h side in this area than you think. barbara: especially what? >> the younger people. barbara: bernie sandr s is looking big boost in south carolina. unt joe biden has had a big back in the polls this week. he'll need a win here to score victories on super tuesday and a big win if used to emerge a

text joe to joe versus the val ka --volcano. greg: then there waist was amy. the gunfight at the glee club. >> you have not went in arena doing that work. you memorize a bunch of talking points. greg: oh, wow. mayor pete is that annoying guy on trivia night hop tells everyone his i.q. but he still lose. then bernie. when a capitalist and socialist are on the same stage and the capitallive gets thrown under it. isn't that what socialism is? it's not about spreading wealth, but by spreading envy of which bernie has an endless supply. but bernie won the debate because everybody went for the billionaire. bernie is the scrawniest ching in the bucket. everyone gets eaten before him. i-think it's fowl. don't clap for that. that's terrible. so the debate became a life boat that's seats only five but 60s wante --but six wanted in. bloomberg was the on successful businessman there. he employed thousands and made billions. no longer a success story, he's only a white sexist male, so skin him alive, boys. imagine if trump was up there instead of mini mike. sometimes you c

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. -- "what'd you miss?"." romaine: the world health globalation raises its virus potential. companies were already altering their supply chain. we will discuss whether the coronavirus is accelerating the shift. and chairman jay powell has a statement that he is prepared to protect the american economy. all right, for more on the market, we are joined on the phone by fed chairman michael holland. i'm wondering what you make of today. in extraordinary final moments, the nasdaq closing in the green, other indices below, well off their lows. is this just like every other hour this week except for the last one. -- last one? >> we have a good suspicion, joe. i was watching carefully. i was reminded of another part of history when friday was an important we can talk about that in a second. you presume the algorithms were wrapped up. it acted a little differently today. possible, thes cruise line stocks, the energy stocks, some of the selling seem to be spent in terms of energy and the was a little bit of a and stock

i know how we trust joe biden. he was with president obama every step of the way and chosen to be the vp and watch his back. the nation owes him a debt of gratitude. i will be happy to come back and get whatever punishment you want to give me but i'm telling you he will do well in south carolina and we will roll into super tuesday not having reinvented ourselves but by being joe biden and letting the world know who we are. >> let me play a clip where joe biden was speaking about african-american support. >> i have overwhelming support from minorities. you can't take it for granted. i'm the only one with the background and support. they know me and know who i am. >> congressman, his support among black voters have dropped more than 20 points in the last poll. why do you think he's losing support? >> i don't think he's losing support. that is a poll out there and we can all find the polls we want to find. just in nevada alone we just picked up the endorsement of my colleague, steve, the own african-american congressm

you know, specifically joe biden, well ahead of joe biden, why do you think that is? >> what happened was at the beginning of this campaign, i think people thought back to 2016 and thought, those ideas weren't accessible, they weren't realistic, they watched each candidate, every candidate that seemed to be rising to the top, and getting all the attention, talking about the same issues that bernie was talking about, whether it's universal health care, medicare for all, or free college tuition. or the $15 minimum wage, and i think they started to realize wait a minute, maybe those ideas weren't seen as realistic in 2016, they're driving the conversation now in 2020. then they began to say, wait, we need to give bernie another look. i think you've seen, he climbed steadily as more and more people got to know him, he did town meeting after town meeting after town meeting as you know. he has the most aggressive schedule of any of the candidates. he's working hard and winning votes, you earn them one by one. >> he's been keeping this aggressive schedule, even after he had

pete buttigieg 14, elizabeth warren 8, joe biden six and amy klobuchar, one. the magic number 1,1091. we want to point out that the decision desk will not be projecting a winner. this is according to the state's democratic party. joining me now in new hampshire where the candidates have all but moved on, former obama campaign manager, political analyst, chief public affairs officer for move on.org and also the author of "moving forward." and national political reporters for "the "washington post." and nbc news political editor carry dan. you are, a, i don't want to say an iowa native but you've certainly live there had long enough to get street cred. we're trying to understand what caused the partedy to release these results now. what do we know about the state of that race? >> reporter: this is after days of confusion and frustration from the campaigns that were trying to project what was going to happen in this race. the campaigns have been almost entirely moved on. both pete buttigieg and bernie sanders claimed victory before they got to new hampshire. and

joe biden is, you know, 30 or so, and he's 20. and that is remarkable given, as ryan was saying, how far back -- i mean, bernie sanders got crushed here in south carolina by hillary clinton, largely because african-americans were behind her and not him. but there are a lot of different reasons for the change. i think first and foremost is he's worked hard to engage with the black community but also it's generational. and he's popular with young people across the board, across ethnic groups. >> right. so, what have you been seeing from your reporting on the ground here? >> i think that's an important point, generational gap. where he's made inroads is supporting young support, cross ra racially. we see him getting up to the 20, 25% number with black voters, largely driven by young people. and he's softened the older back voters. i think it's important to flip the script. it's also about joe biden's eroding support for black voters. this was someone up 40, 50 points in the state and he's not matching the hillary clinton numbers and

senator levesque as you look to tomorrow what is your sense of how joe biden will do? >> guest: well, i am hoping he comes in in the top four and as i said we have neighboring states candidates that are running and they are well known and well liked

text joe to fifth place. [cheering] greg: let's welcome tonight's guest, he has more culture than a gallon of yogurt, mark steyn. [cheering] greg: this man got bin laden to open up, former navy seals rob o'neill. she's as grim as she is trim, fox nation kat timpf. [cheering] he does not drive, he orbits, my massive psychic tyrus. [cheering] greg: all right mark, are you excited about the democrats, anyone that excites you? >> amy klobuchar, no one knows anything about her except her conecomb so when joe biden is snipping her hair he get the thousand island dressing. [laughter] greg: rob, what are your thoughts. >> i find myself walking on the house out of nowhere same buttigieg, i love the name and if i go to the name beetlejuice, the voice of robert de niro shows up. [laughter] i don't have a problem with a lot of these candidates, joe biden has been in office for 48 years, come back to washington and change it. [laughter] these are the people with the problem, pandering to the left with the ridiculous socia

. >>> we just talk about joe biden. he was under the radar for the most part at last night's debate. some thought he had one of his stronger debate performances after two disappointing results in iowa and new hampshire. what's his path forward? one of his biggest supporters, a former democratic presidential nominee himself, will join us next. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's fastest retinol formula works so fast. it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2 times the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® you've been hearing a lot about 5g. but there's 5g... and then there's verizon 5g. we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's more than 10x faster than some other 5g networks. and it's rolling out in cities across the country so people can experience speeds that ultra wideband can deliver. 1.7 gigs here in houston. 1.8 gigs here in frigid omaha. almost 2 gigs here in los angeles. t

biden is i trust joe biden. and i think when voters go to the polls and i've seen this over and over again and they pull the curtain behind them, the number one criterion that they have is who do i trust? and people trust joe biden. >> let me ask you this about new hampshire and its roll in the 2020 contest this year. the entire nation saw what happened in iowa, leaving a lot of candidates to make comments like this. >> new hampshire has a huge role. you're the first primary. you're going to be able to count the votes. >> and obviously iowa, a lot of people have been questioning why iowa gets to go first. do people in new hampshire worry that that conversation might extend to new hampshire and put the first in the nation primary in jeopardy? >> no. no. new hampshire has been number one, first in the nation, since 1920. and i think we'll continue our role as first in the nation primary. it forces candidates to go meet the voters, meet the voters in their living rooms, get around the rope lines, look them in the f

joe biden basically said vote for me i can beat trump. sanders said i can beat trump because i have the ability to restore the country and speak to parts of the country who are in pain where he won. so there's a difference of opinion of what's actually appealing to people. and i talked to people saying pete buttigieg has a good story, good personal story. he's an outsider. so there's a lot here. and i don't think there's an overwhelming star in the democratic party right now which is creating some of this muddle which is why bloomberg is making it the gamble that he can wait this out and emerge. >> the star might well not be donald trump. and hope that's animating enough to get there. paul, i want to quote butch cassidy and the sundancen super tuesday. it's hard to imagine any candidate besides sanders to compete in those states. except for bloomberg. buttigieg and klobuchar had great nights last night. but then they go to states that takes not just a little money, but a lot of money to compete in. how does this work? >> it takes a lot of

a surge in amy means the death of joe biden. so far behind, amy is going to be here through supertuesday, joe needs to count the moments until he dropped out of this race. >> he has moved on to south carolina. he says we have the rest of the country to deal with and putting a positive face upfront. you mentioned the polls, talk about the latest polls you were referencing, suffolk university, boston globe, sanders leading with 27% in this poll, buttigieg and klobuchar in third-place, not as close between sanders and buttigieg evidence that being and the second poll from emerson college predicted the same top-5 but with different percentages biden not faring well in the paul either. >> the polling predicted perhaps not the top person, within the margin a but the losers, what we are seeing nationally in the quinnipiac is bernie sanders has eclipsed joe biden is the front runner and bernie sanders is the democratic front runner nationally. he is leading in every front and it shows joe biden's firewall of not just south carolina but

joe: thank you very much. u.s. stocks tumbling to an almost 12 week low as the virus rattles supply chain concerns. mellonring in bny investment management chief strategist. since august 2015. it is hard to calculate what the ramifications will be. but does that seem right to you? does the market reaction seem what you would expect? >> does this seem about right, being able to model this? we know that part of the data is bad. we do not know if we are getting proper numbers out of china. investors cannot really model the economic it. the market essentially went evenght up from october 1, into the beginning of february. the markets needed a pause anyway and this is the excuse they needed. over 20 timesg earnings. romaine: a week ago, something like 30 times earnings on the nasdaq. you used the word excuse. people just looking at their portfolio, saying we have made 30%, 40%, why not just sort of move out? priced we have richly markets, where staring into uncertainty. the democratic side of the political question seem

in the town of joe let's go in northern italy. where u.s. markets a fall in shopping for a 2nd straight day amid fears over the spread of the coronavirus wall street 3 major indices fell 3 percent on tuesday that's a day off of the s. and p. 500 and the dow jones suffered the biggest gain in losses in 2 years as on though has been crunching the numbers in new york. there's not necessarily outright panic here on wall street but there is certainly a lot of worry that is closely inching towards panic let me just give you a couple more of the numbers that we've been seeing there are $505.00 stocks on the s. and p. 562 percent of those are in correction territory now what does that mean that means one correction territory it means that the stock has dropped at least 10 percent we've also seen that the dow is the lowest it's been since early november and if you look at some of the individual stocks that are directly tied to travel because no a lot of people are not traveling now because of course on a virus fears things such as mastercard down 7 p

while he was talking about joe biden there. down in the monmouth polls, lost 14-point since mid-january. nine months since late january, the quinnipiac poll. nbc "wall street journal" poll, down two points since mid-december. i guess that's the best one. what do you think of where he has been? what has happened with him? >> capri: i think what's happened is he has actually been out there and voters have had an opportunity to actually engage with joe biden. what we've seen in the last, whatever, three times he's run for president -- i think this is his third time, actually, running for president -- but he's not particularly good on the campaign trail. he's had lackluster debate performances. as a result, he is lagging not only in the polls but in fund-raising. so i think he's in really big trouble. now, to bernie sanders, i would say this -- i don't think new hampshire is going to be this earth shattering moment for him even though i'm sure he's going to try and pitch it as momentum. because he's from the neighboring state of ve

joe? >> yeah, well, don't follow an illegal order and thank you to general kelly for telling the truth. that's where we are now in 2020. we actually commend officials and former officials for just telling the truth and telling americans what we've always known. what we once knew, that officers in the military should not follow illegal orders. vindman being drummed out of the white house and being, being recommended for prosecution by a commander in chief who, by the way, decided to pardon war criminals, that -- that has done unspeakable things, in the name of the american military, but here we have a real hero. >> yeah and his twin brother. >> yeah. who refused to follow an illegal order. you know, it's so interesting that he did that, elise jordan, and you had republicans saying he was a hero. liz cheney talking how lieutenant colonel vindman should never be disparaged, because he was an american hero. you had even -- people like lindsey graham telling donald trump he shouldn't get involv

joe biden places second with 21. pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren are in a statistical tie for third. buttigieg at 15. warren at 14. >> and senator bernie sanders departed iowa on saturday drawing a massive crowd of what his campaign said was more than 3,000 people to his rally which featured live music by a grammy award winning band, and introductions by several democratic politicians. the event filled the u.s. cellar center in downtown cedar rapids where concession stands were open and selling beer to the ground. sander zeroed in on the importance of iowa and predicting a dismal fade for president trump. >> the whole world is looking at iowa. the whole world is asking whether or not the people in iowa are prepared to stand up and fight for justice. >> so tomorrow night is the beginning. it is the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> and with hours to go until the iowa caucuses begin, pete buttigieg is distancing himself from former vice president joe biden and bernie sanders. in a fundraising e-mail sent ou

joe biden wrote it. amy klobuchar, with a 16-year-old should have never gone to jail that she prosecuted in minnesota. so i don't want them to attack bloomberg to cover the fact that all of them have racial baggage. we can reconcile but let's recognize that. >> i understand that, about the other candidates that you mentioned, but they're in the race. they're facing these questions. they're out mixing with the voters, actually participating in primaries, and the voters will get to decide es swespecian south carolina. as pertains to michael bloomberg, jonathan lemire, three four-year terms expanded it and fought for it fervently, correct? but doesn't have to participate in the primary process? >> right. never seen this before, skipping the first four states entirely, just not getting involved. others like rudy giuliani, but this is new. to stop-and-africa, you're right. inherited from rudy giuliani but expanded it dramatically as mayor only dialling it down end of his third term in part because of legal ac

joe biden at 8%. joe biden said he did not expect to do well here. john: he left the state a couple of hours ago. maybe they had some internal numbers that indicated this. but it is rare. happeningember this by a major candidate. tom: i think we will have a lot ts in this entire thing. only 10% of pre-six reporting across the state. looks like it could be a long night. about 10% of the vote in. it looks like bernie sanders is on top. jennifer: i don't think it can be overstated, the importance of the youth vote, which could really drive bernie sanders success again. what are you hearing so far? mike: there are a lot of chairs going on behind me. people have filed in. they start putting up these numbers on the big screen. we have heard nothing but applause. with 9% of the vote in, sanders definitely continuing his momentum. a very early lead. i want to take you behind the curtain just for a second. people are filing in. we are talking about dozens and dozens of media from around the world. every single network that you can think of. this is a very tig

" live from java joe's in iowa. mayor pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar of minnesota and also businessman andrew yang all d moines starting at 6:00 a.m. right here on msnbc. moines starting at 6:00 a.m. right here on msnbc. ♪ >>> i'm free to hug my family. i'm free to start over. this is the greatest day of my life. my heart is just bursting with gratitude. i want to thank president jondod john trump. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> i'm donald trump and i approved this message. >>> george started playing football when he was four years old. he would wake up every saturday ready for the game. that became our life. he had aspirations about going to the nfl. on a friday morning george was shot. george didn't survive. i just kept saying, you cannot tell me that the child that i gave birth to is no longer here. lives are being lost every day. it is a national crisis. i heard mike bloomberg speak. he has been in this fight for so long, he heard mothers crying so he started fighting. when i heard mike was stepping into t

bernie sanders. >> elizabeth warren. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> joe biden. >> pete buttigieg. >> pete buttigieg. >> 100 years for the women, it's time we have a woman president. >> who would you like that to be? >> elizabeth warren. >> we're going to go into the crowd here. we're going to go quick. >> joe biden. >> elizabeth warren. >> anyone but the orange thing. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> undecided. undecided. back here. >> elizabeth warren. >> anybody but trump. >> amy. >> amy. >> undecided. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> warren. >> joe biden. >> yang. >> undecided. >> we'll see. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> how about you? >> amy klobuchar. >> java joe. >> java joe for president. i think that is the answer i'm going with! java joe. all right more a.m. joy after the break with this fabulous crowd. liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, ov

but in my opinion, that will be joe biden. i'm not even thinking about other scenarios or other -- >> not entertaining a plan c? >> i'm going to throw my support behind joe biden and he is going to be victorious march 3rd and i hope that gets the coverage that it deserves on all the networks, quite frankly. >> something tells me whatever the outcome is, it will be getting the coverage for sure. congressman marc veasey from texas, appreciate it. >> fredricka. >>> next up, south carolina. can bernie sanders win over black voters ahead of the caucuses? james clyburn, known as the king maker, explains his chances next. man, i'm thinking tacos. hey hey! you guys look like foodies. would you like to try our trashy back ribs? oh, that sounds great... everything is locally harvested, farm to dumpster to table. uhhh, what do you... what else do you got? (stammering) w-we have a melon rind stew. comes with a pork and bean reduction. yeah, we're going to just do a lap and we'll come back. okay. well, we'll be here. man! why isn't this wo

it's not just joe biden. when they said we went searching for dirt on joe biden. no, no. we were given dirt. trish: now they are about to be given more dirt because ukraine according to reports has launched this investigation. author of the brand-new book out "revolution, trump, washington and we the people." kt mcfarland. good to see you. ukraine apparently saying we are launching the investigation. i can hear the left saying it had to happen because trump and rudy giuliani and everybody else put them up to it. >> if they have nothing to hide, they should welcome the investigation. they should welcome the ukrainian government, this is not donald trump this is the ukrainian government look into burisma and corruption. if joe biden and his son hunter biden have

. >>> joe biden pulling a joe namath and guaranteeing that he is going to win south carolina as he is getting a boost from an old friend, but would a win for biden there be too little too late? >>> plus, some democrats are warning that the whole party lost the debate and could suffer across the board if senator sanders hangs on as the frontrunner. are the fears correct or out of touch? >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper and we begin with the health lead. in a little more than two hours the president is going to hold a news briefing with top officials to address the concerns about the coronavirus. the president wants to calm a jittery stock market and reassure the americans worried about how prepared the u.s. government is for this crisis. some of those worried we should note are democratic and republican lawmakers. today, for the first time, there were more new cases of the coronavirus outside of china than inside according to the world health organization. president trump has been spending the day downplaying the seriousness of the virus on twitter and praising his administra

>> i don't think joe biden is a risk. he is well-known, he has been around people and is the most experienced person if you say economic numbers, while you know you talk about a middle-class family. they have to pay healthcare expenditures, drug expenditures, of which biden is going to go after to reduce. or if they have to pay insurance costs, they have to pay the child care, there's a lot of middle-class families out there who are just a couple hundred dollars maybe a thousand dollars away from being underwater. because they have to have a job. that job has to give them enough money that they can have a decent life and that's what joe biden once. gerry: we are going to take a quick break and then we will have further thoughts of have further thoughts of senator bradley this commute's been pretty rough, huh? have further thoughts of senator bradley it's great actually, i've been listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when

>> i don't think joe biden is a risk. he is well-known, he has been around people and is the most experienced person if you say economic numbers, while you know you talk about a middle-class family. they have to pay healthcare expenditures, drug expenditures, of which biden is going to go after to reduce. or if they have to pay insurance costs, they have to pay the child care, there's a lot of middle-class families out there who are just a couple hundred dollars maybe a thousand dollars away from being underwater. because they have to have a job. that job has to give them enough money that they can have a decent life and that's what joe biden once. gerry: we are going to take a quick break and then we will have further thoughts of senator bradley. stay with us. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ through the at&t network

>> i don't think joe biden is a risk. he is well-known, he has been around people and is the most experienced person if you say economic numbers, while you know you talk about a middle-class family. they have to pay healthcare expenditures, drug expenditures, of which biden is going to go after to reduce. or if they have to pay insurance costs, they have to pay the child care, there's a lot of middle-class families out there who are just a couple hundred dollars maybe a thousand dollars away from being underwater. because they have to have a job. that job has to give them enough money that they can have a decent life and that's what joe biden once. gerry: we are going to take a quick break and then we will have further thoughts of senator bradley you met on an app. delete it. why? he's the one. gesundheit. [sneezes] you have a birthmark in the shape of texas. you think it looks more like arkansas. how did you know that? i see something else... a star... with three points. you're in a... mercedes. yeah, we wish. wish grant

first of all, joe biden out. seacrest out. >> i don't think he expected to invoke any state if he was going to phone it in. i understand that he gets the voters have known him, but we have seen those performances on this debate stage. i don't think iowa was a surprise. i don't think remus up tonight will be a surprise. thinking that he can phone it in and hold onto those votes that he was depending on for south carolina, that was a mistake. >> harris: i don't know if you caught neil, used to work campaign support with george w. bush. one of the many things he has done. he pointed out you're supposed to be honest with a candidate. if you think something would have been, just tell them. what is going on behind the scenes with joe biden? there's tons of tape out there, with him cussing at people, calling them liars, dog pony soldier stuff. what's happening behind the scenes? >> quite frankly, i don't think vice president biden was prepared for the new reality of campaigning. that's not a hit on him. he's been campai

what is the future of joe biden? >> we've known for several month that joe biden would have a hard time in the first two states. no one should write him off and we shouldn't throw in the towel. only two states so far have weighed in. today the voters in new hampshire will make their declaration. joe biden still has legs meaning he still has a moment that we hope might manifest itself down the road. we don't know. i'm one of those democrats that don't know. 42% of the voters may be independent. we don't know. so many unknowns. one thing we should know. the sun is going to come out tomorrow after the miserable weather. >> a lot of snow on the ground in new hampshire. symone sanders from the biden campaign was on the program earlier this morning and said there is a path ahead for joe biden. >> the reality is that the full depth and breadth of the democratic party deserves to have their voice heard in the process. since 1992 the democratic nominee has been the person who has been able to garner and earn a substantial amo

>> i don't think joe biden is a risk. he is well-known, he has been around people and is the most experienced person if you say economic numbers, while you know you talk about a middle-class family. they have to pay healthcare expenditures, drug expenditures, of which biden is going to go after to reduce. or if they have to pay insurance costs, they have to pay the child care, there's a lot of middle-class families out there who are just a couple hundred dollars maybe a thousand dollars away from being underwater. because they have to have a job. that job has to give them enough money that they can have a decent life and that's what joe biden once. gerry: we are going to take a quick break and then we will have further thoughts of senator bradley 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. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good

great job, joe. take a look. >> so how do you explain the performance in iowa, and why should the voters believe that you can win the national election? >> it's a good question. number one, iowa is a democratic caucus. have you ever been to a caucus? no, you haven't. you are a lying dog face pony soldier. now i have to be honest with you. it was a little bit confusing in iowa. >> sean: first of all, he said i am an iowa caucus. what? joe 30330 and then he says to a 21-year-old woman who are lying dog face pony soldier supposed to be the democratic front runner and really connecting with the post and the people, we, the people the people that he wants to vote for him. that is their top candidate. this is now the third time quid pro quo joe was caught on camera being rude, nasty to voters. he said that he was only joking. didn't look like a joke to me. but the 21-year-old college student at the receiving end of this rage, well, she's not laughing tonight. in fact, she is insulted that they are pretendi

>> well, i mean, joe needs to be joe and joe needs to put a little vinegar in his step. >> absolutely. >> and be a little bit more aggressive in his posture so people have confidence in his strength. i think, you know, strength is a big thing in presidential campaigns. frankly, donald trump kind of exuded strength, he was kind of a nut about it, and most of it was not true, but strength matters. so we'll see. of course, you know, we can't -- we can't really draw hard and fast conclusions until we see what a more diverse state does. >> so the new hampshire primary we've talked about it some this morning, it is all about joe biden in my mind and if you go up there you will find it's all about joe biden. what's going to happen with him. have you been surprised, your reference to, you know, whatever blank and vinegar, the lack of it in the vice president as he addresses small crowds instead of getting angry about the lack of attention paid to opioid abuse especially in new hampshire which is huge, the lack of energy that he brings to the table each and every day. >> yeah, it's a problem b

joe, joe, you are south carolina. come up. ever see the guy come up -- no, no. it's south carolina. not ohio. okay. [laughter] and then he goes all right. iowa, did you say iowa? no. he did that like seven times. if i did that once, it would be the end of the road, right? it would be the end of the road. they would say trump has lost it. they like to say that anyway, i guess. >> jason: joining me now for reaction former white house chief of staff reince priebus and fox news contributor tammy bruce. thank you both for being here. reince, i want to start with you. because, you have an interesting theory about the actual trump support. it's actually probably larger because in 2016 there were a lot of republicans that stayed home that have now converted to actually being trump supporters. >> yeah. that's right, jason. if you look at 2016, certainly it was close. and everyone can agree to that. but you take the state of wisconsin and michigan and ohio and all the rest of those battleground states, the president probably left hundreds of thousands of republican votes on the table. take wi

it's not just going towards joe biden. it's notjust an going towards joe biden. it's not just an ideological divide in the democratic party right now, it is a generational divide as well. in 2a hours i went from a biden event where hardly anybody was under the age of 50. it was a small event, pretty low energy event, to borrow a phrase from president trump. it was a greying crowd. they like the easy listening moderation that joe biden was offering up a 2k hours later i was at a bernie sanders event, huge arena, 3000 people, most of the people there looked barely old enough to vote, frankly. it was a very young crowd, and the biggest chatlines were for the legalisation of marijuana, free healthcare, free college tuition. that kind of radicalism which has been so motivating for younger voters especially. it is notjust an ideological divide in this caucus, between the moderates and the left—wing candidates like bernie sanders and elizabath warren. there is a generational aspect to it as well, and it is the oldest guy in the race, bernie sanders, 78 yea rs old in t

joe biden sat flat when the assault against him and his son began by trump. irrespective of the doings and goings on with respect to impeachment and whatever investigations with burisma, man up. i think a lot of democrats thought that there would be some fight that donald trump -- that joe biden would bring to that engagement with trump and he didn't. and bloomberg has shown just in a quick turn around, you want to go? look, we know the same people. you want to have a conversation? let's talk about what they say about you. and that is something i think that trump has got in his head is going to be mindful of going forward. >> joel, there's some endorsements and he had a number of african-american mayors and congress members endorsing him, major players including greg meeks. and these are big names. but at the same time he's under attack. he has a long record and stop-and-frisk was controversial. he was at a conference in georgetown in 2008 talking about the sub prime mortgage crash and he seemed to be suggesting that red lining was p bks being pres members of

joe biden is fourth in that role. but biden is trying to fight his way back. >> i have great success for mayor pete. but i do believe that it's a risk to be just straight up with you for this party to nominate someone who's never held an office higher than mayor of 100,000 people in indiana. >> martha: in moments, biting campaign senior advisor's afternoon shape up in the wake of iowa, ahead tonight. said nancy pelosi broke the wall when she tore up the state of union. byron york on the president's next move post acquittal. and she represents one of harvey weinstein's accusers and she joins me exclusively tonight as that trial saga continues. let's begin in new hampshire tonight with fox news correspondent jacqui heinrich live on the ground ahead of the democratic debate tonight. hi, jacqui. >> former vice president joe biden took time off the campaign trail to prep for a critical chance to win back support after a lackluster performance in the iowa caucuses. biden acknowledge that iowa was a gut punch and in a campai

south carolinians know joe biden and joe biden knows south carolini carolinians. he has long-standing ties in the community. we invested a lot of time and resources here on the ground. we feel confident about our ground game and also feel confident about the relationships that we built and foster. you can expect vice president biden to campaign hard here this week. i would venture to say that people would write our campaign off after new hampshire and we told them, look, you have to hear from nevada and south carolina and super tuesday. over one-third of the delegates are up for grab and super tuesday where california is in the mix but the sec primary where the people of african-american voters in this country get to have their say. i think people need to hold their horses before they try to read the tea leaves too quickly. vice president biden is very much in this race and we believe we'll win south carolina and we'll garner enough delegates in this. >> when you talked to bernie sanders and he was not doing well, a strategic change that seems to have born fruit,

amy klobuchar gets more counties than joe biden. >> i think the big story tonight is joe biden. you know, the fact that he did as poorly as he did, he has to come back now in new hampshire. at least be in the top two oar three, at a minimum, be in the top two or three. they're going to set up south carolina as a firewall. i think he's been hurt by tonight. this -- this was a test about how well he's going to -- he worked hard to try to win iowa. so i think that's a big story. i want to go back to pete buttigieg. there is a quality about this which, you know, i think dana's right, see where this goes now, but there are at least two cases that i remember of unknowns who struck those early sparks and one was jimmy carter in 1980 and the other was barack obama. and both cases, they brought an idealism to the table. in a time when people were really angry with washington. really fed up with it. in all sorts of ways. their idealism sparked a big rallying behind them. i don't know whether buttigieg can do that or not, but i can tell you, if he makes that happen, he is going to be very,