, the iowa, the nevada caucus has ever seen. [applause] now our young generation and let me say this to the young people here, you are the most progressive young generation in the history of this country. [applause] your generation is more antiracist, anti-sexist, anti- homophobic, anti-religious bigotry, anti-xenophobia than any generation in american history. [applause] and you should be proud of that. that's the good news and here's the bad news. the bad news is though we are seeing good changes, the bad news is that young people still do not vote in the kinds of numbers they should be voting. if young people under 29 for example voted at the same rate as people 65 or older we would transform this country. [applause] so my plea to you is that you know we won the iowa caucus, we won the popular vote there. [applause] we won the new hampshire primary and if there is a large voter turnout here in nevada i believe we are going to win the caucus here. [applause] and if we win the caucus here we are going to do really well in south

the press has arrived in iowa city. some background on this county, which is critical to the democrats, and area hillary clinton did well in the general election in 2016. in the caucuses, bernie sanders .inning 59.5% you can see hillary clinton overwhelming donald trump in johnson county, iowa. trumpld live with donald on thursday evening. he will give his state of the union address tuesday. coverage gets underway. the weather in des moines is in the low to mid 30's, and in the upper 20's for the low on caucus night. no major weather systems preventing those attending the carcasses. we may open our phone lines, but for the moment, we look at the scene inside west high school at a campaign rally with elizabeth warren, back on the campaign trail about that senate is in recess following the impeachment trial of president trump. the senate is back

iowa has 41 delegates at stake tomorrow. we will follow caucus-goers in west des moines, iowa. live coverage at 7:30 eastern tomorrow on c-span. on c-span 2, we have live coverage of a caucus in milo, also beginning at 7:30 eastern on c-span 2. presidentialatic candidates have campaigned throughout iowa, canvassing for votes leading up to the iowa caucuses. watch our live coverage of the iowa caucuses monday, starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. it is now just past 11:00 in des moines, iowa, just past noon here in washington. the view of the des moines skyline on this day before the iowa caucuses. during the course of the afternoon, we want to hear from you. 202-748-8900 for democrats. 2-2 -- for republicans. want tohere -- also hear from iowa voters at 202-748-8902. tomorrow night is a first of the nation caucuses. locations live in two on c-span and c-span 2. we want to hear from you, especially at -- from iowa voters at 202-748-8902. senator klobuchar is running just a little behind schedule, as is the ca

it's unclear when the results will be announced for now iowa is on committees. uncommitted but everybody is laser focused on iowa want to take you now to our correspondent. how the fully ileus is in washington d.c. watching this all unfold how low how have the stakes just got so much higher for the democratic presidential hopefuls as a result of these poll problems in iowa. i laid it well it's definitely given us plenty to discuss that's for sure and we saw a little bit of the action from all you would there but it was interesting to see how mayor pete but a judge essentially declared himself the winner and disposed the longer that we don't have a result it's almost probably good for him and so a ways because it sort of more and more people believe that he was the winner but at the moment we also saw how bernie sanders and amy clover shar rallies with sort of plenty of celebration elizabeth warren a little bit more conservative will say in her approach she had been expected to do very well in iowa but of course very tight lipped as so far but it's interesting to

to the iowa caucuses. now it is time for the results. watch coverage of the iowa caucuses today, starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. announcer: our next guest hails from drake university. she is an associate professor. thank you so much and welcome to c-span. guest: thank you for having me. host: you not only serve as a professor, but you are also a state representative. can you talk about those worlds as you look at the iowa caucuses? guest: absolutely. as a professor i work with a lot , of students who work in the caucuses. they are on primary campaigns, covering the caucuses in our journalism school. students are everywhere across the state getting to experience the caucuses for the first time and it is so fun to watch them experience that. as a state representative in the party that is currently the more active caucus campaign right now, i have been hearing from a lot of candidates and working with candidates over the course of the

win iowa?need to mayor pete: we need to do very well in iowa. >> with the ballooning deficit come climate change is a big issue from a generation. mayor pete: i would say that the longer you are planning to be here, the more you have a stake in the decisions that need to be made. i am seeing the activism and energy of a new generation, some not even old enough to vote, really changing the conversation. the fact that the person of the year in "time comical were not be eligible to vote, i think you people have shifted at what i think is possible on policies against gun violence. if i am the nominee, our party will be ready to have a more direct conversation about getting th on top of our financial issues in the country. this is exactly what happens when young people use the moral authority to call those in office and in authority into account. >> can you talk about how presence is here in iowa? mayor pete: it is one of many examples where we should learn from the us to dinner gains the democratic

they will determine who the iowa chairman's. they will determine the rules of the iowa democratic party's. i guess that's important for the aisle democrats but not for the rest of the country. at the end of the day, i expect will definitely happen is that mr. would adjudge and i will end up with the same amount of delegates, 11 now each, probably a little bit more. that is what can happen in a given change. and what's not going to change in terms of a popular vote we won a decisive victory. see max's center there has been a lot of accounting issues and issues of the iowa democratic party. how should people respond to that should they trust our democratic party? >> i really do feel bad for the people of iowa. i have been all over the state, as you well know. we have held i think a hundred and 20 rallies and town meetings and these are serious people who are trying to do the best they can in determining who the best candidate for president is. i think what has happened with the iowa democratic party is an outrage. that they were t

this is a view on the weekend before the iowa caucuses. dem one, the largest city. 99 counties prepare for the caucuses, which get underway at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central. we will take you to two caucuses, one in west des moines and one in a google area. we want to hear from you. .or democrats, (202) 748-8000 for republicans, (202) 748-8001. .owa voters, (202) 748-8002 temperatures of the low to mid 30's across des moines. white snow on the ground. you can follow our coverage on the web at c-span.org. joining us on the phone from des moines, let me begin with the top-tier candidates and the organization that each of them have leading into the caucuses. what are you seeing on the ground? >> we are led to believe -- you cannot see it all with 1600 precincts that will matter as iowans caucus on monday. we are led to believe it is bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, peter judi dench -- pete buttigieg who have the strongest operations. they have recruited volunteers who will be at caucus sites to organize their potential supporters. they have hire

buttigieg and waterloo, iowa. there are 99 counties in iowa and president trump flipped this 2016.in pete buttigieg has visited counties president obama visited in 2012 hoping to be the winner. caller, patricia. we are waiting for a tom steyer event to begin. what your thoughts and campaign 2020. thatr: my thought first is andie sanders sounds good could be a good -- a strong candidate, but i do not agree with his medicare for all because there's a lot of people on medicare now that has retired and paid the health care and not .eing treated fairly about that the premium is high. say we need like to pull bothe that will the house and the senate together so they can work as one body. wrong isver is morally not constitutionally right. i like bernie sanders, and i --nk except the medicare thing. greta: mark on our line for republicans. mark, are you supporting the president? caller: i am supporting donald trump. do have array or disease rare disease a called als. there's an fda approved trial that has been in the fda

berlin i know well we've got a problem technology issues delay the results of the democrats' much hyped iowa caucuses with everyone waiting for a winner democratic presidential hopefuls are off to a rocky start also coming up on edge down as the news of health care workers in hong kong walk off the job demanding the territories government completely sealed its border with china on this after 2nd person dies from the corona virus outside of mainland and europe steps up its fight against cancer on world cancer day usually 1st love underlying tells you to renew use what you can do to save lives. i'm glad mark thank you so much for joining us so well we start this broadcast with iowa's caucus chaos technical glitches have delayed the release of results from the state's caucuses that kicked off america's presidential primary race on monday democratic voters attended the local meetings across the state to start the process of determining which candidate will challenge president donald trump in november party officials say the delay was due to a cooling issue with a new smartphone app for reporting

for people across iowa and across the country. i'm thinking about someone i was reunited with three weeks ago in a totally chance encounter. i saw her walking with her teenage son, a service member i had not seen since we were both in afghanistan. i had not seen her since she was injured in an insider attack while we were both deployed there. and i asked her how she was doing. she had a t-shirt on from the wounded warrior project that says, "some assembly required." [laughter] mayor pete: when i asked how she's been, she lifts up her name and taps on her prosthetic leg and says the navy fixture up just fine and then lets me know that she's still serving and looking forward to her next deployment because they will do whatever is required of them in the united states military. that's why they deserve a commander-in-chief who backs them up and will not send them into harm's way without a good reason. that is personal for every family that has served. [applause] mayor pete: i'm seeing it in the faces of iowans i meet all the time shar

, the iowa, the nevada caucus has ever seen. [applause] now our young generation and let me say this to the young people here, you are the most progressive young generation in the history of this country. [applause] your generation is more antiracist, anti-sexist, anti- homophobic, anti-religious bigotry, and tased xenophobia than any generation in american history. [applause] and you should be proud of that. that's the good news and here's the bad news. the bad news is though we are seeing good changes, the bad news is that young people still do not vote in the kinds of numbers they should be voting. if young people under 29 for example voted at the same rate as people 65 or older we would transform this country. [applause] so my plea to you is that you know we won the iowa caucus, we won the popular vote there. [applause] liu won the new hampshire primary and if there is a large voter turnout here in nevada i believe we are going to win the caucus here. [applause] and if we win the caucus here we are going to do really well in

we saw the president campaign in iowa. so what level of concern are you to possibly losing iowa? is and is that part of the strategy? >> there's absolutely no concern that we're going to lose iowa. this is more of a test run just testing our systems making sure that we're not going to make the mistake that the clinton pa made during 2016. we're going to be in the states we need to be in. you saw the energy when the president held a rally here. the vice president did a bus tour across the state. and when i look at what i see happening on the other side president trump had longer lines for the concession stand than most democrats do at their main event. so there's no question that iowa is going to be firmly in president trump's column in november. >> speaking of doll lums, it's york who wrote a recent column about the president's efforts. given his success in the 2016 race it's easy to forget that he started out to losing to ted cruz. he wants to make up for that. more importantly he wants to cement support plus take advantage of the increased intensity among support of republicans

news live from berlin the caucus chaos in iowa nearly 24 hours after voting for the democratic presidential candidates begin we finally have some results we want i always to be confident in the results and in the process and we are going to take the time that we need to make sure that we do just that the democratic party in iowa blames a new app and understaffed phone lines for the delay now with just over 60 percent of precincts reporting there's a surprise for a leader. meanwhile president donald trump state of the union address is just out our way it's likely the last of his current term and he is expected to tout his record on the economy the head of the senate voting to decide his fate in an impeachment trial later on wednesday plus swarms of locusts fill the skies in kenya and beyond as the bugs devour crops of destroyed farmland officials say they pose unprecedented threat to east africa's fragile food security. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us after a day of chaos i would democrats have finally begun releasing some results from monday's caucuses presidential hopeful pete boot

the us democratic party stuff is the week of frustration from election confusion in iowa to donald trump's impeachment acquittal. the arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungary and france on a student visa or exposes exposes what was in the e.u. immigration system. and social services in moscow take custody of a 5 year old girl whose parents have kept her in hospital since birth but doctors say she was perfectly healthy. a warm welcome you watching the weekly here on our c.n.n. international with all the latest headlines and the roundup of the stories that shape the week. 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 of the party is currently reviewing the results from 95 precincts and has apologized for the chaos the caucus was marred by inaccurate calculations and missing data partly caused by a faulty smartphone up but that didn't stop some politicians from blaming external interference. you have a nightmare scenario and if so what do you do ab

what would be your opinion on whether iowa and new hampshire, or an iowa or new hampshire should be moved out of their first of the nation spots? guest: i can speak for new hampshire in the fact that i think this state really kicks the tires for candidates and tests them in a way that cannot be done in other states. it's a small place, 1.3 million people, fairly compact. you can get around as a candidate. we have the highest voter turnout's over and over again in the state of new hampshire. some people say it's our state sport, politics. i agree with that in the fact that we really take civics very seriously. you can't just come into new hampshire and spent all kinds of money on television advertising and when this election. you need to go out there and meet and greet candidates, meet and greet voters and candidates need to take the questions from voters and take follow-up questions. that's good for our democracy. we don't pick a candidate and say everyone else has to do what we do. and we get criticized. we have been criticized by candidates who don't perform here very well. but they don

iowa, it all starts with you, baby. iowa, we need you to do the thing. you have to show up with your friends coming your family, and enemies.end we take all colors. we want all folks to come to this people powered revolution. multi gender. multiethnic. humanity.l mosaic of it is very fitting that we are assembled here today to submit for ourselves and the generations yet unborn the type of world we want to live in. hello, somebody. movement talks about health care for all, they say that is radical. or if you are uninsured underinsured, it is not radical, baby, it is right on time. , from a family where they toe to spend $1600 a month provide a particular medicine that their daughter needs, when senator sanders said prescriptions cost $200 a year, that is not radical, baby, that is right on time. menteeswith one of my one day at the hospital. $22,000 for that one day. radical,for all is not it's right on time. of theare a bit dumb fossil fuel industry, hello, somebody. have a deal with lead in the water, hello, flint, michigan. when senator bernard sander

they will determine who the iowa chairman is, they will determine the rules of the iowa democratic party, very important, i guess, for iowa democrats, but not important for the rest of the country. at the end of the day, what will i expect most definitely happen is that mr. buttigieg and i will end up with the same amount of delegates, 11,000 each, probably a little bit more. that's what will happen. it ain't going to change. and what's certainly not going to change that in terms of the popular vote, we won a decisive victory. gary? >> reporter: senator, there's been a lot of counting issues and issues with the iowa democratic party. how should people respond to this, should they trust the iowa democratic party here? >> i think what you should trust are two things. number one -- and i really do feel bad for the people of iowa, because i've been all over the state, as you well know, we've held i think 120 rallies and town meetings. and these are serious people who are trying to do the best they can in determining who the best candidate for president is. and i think what has happened with

the us democratic party suffers a week of frustration from election confusion in iowa to donald trump's impeachment acquittal. the arrest of an alleged war criminal the gifted hungry and strong on a student visa exposes flaw it was in the immigration system. and social services in moscow take custody of a 5 year old girl whose parents had her in hospital since birth despite doctors saying it was ok with. a warm welcome you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international with all the latest headlines and around the stories they say that we but 1st 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 with the party is currently reviewing the results from 95 precincts and has apologized for the chaos the caucus was marred by inaccurate calculations and missing data partly caused by a faulty smartphone app but that didn't stop some politicians from blaming external interference. give a nightmare scenario and if so what you do about it these are probably the mos

something happened in iowa. or didn't happen. i don't know which. still can't figure that out. >> it was a gift, from the iowa democratic party to donald trump. and this is not a guy who turns down a political opportunity like that. >> reporter: president trump called the snafu on the democratic side an unmitigated disaster. nothing works, just like they ran the country, he tweeted. like the race to replace trump is in chaos, the effort to remove him through impeachment is pretty much dead in the water. tomorrow the senate is scheduled to take the final vote on the issue. the only mystery there, will it be along straight party lines or will someone in either party be tempted to break ranks. four senators are thought to be potential wildcards. on the republican side, mitt romney of utah remains the only possible vote against the president. on the democratic side, joe manchin of west virginia, doug jones of alabama and kyrsten sinema of arizona, all from red states may be tempted to break with their party and hand

week's top stories r t the us democratic party suffers a week of frustration from election confusion in iowa to donald trump's impeachments acquittal. arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungary and wrong on a student visa rexx poses flaws in the e.u. immigration system. and social services in moscow take custody of a 5 year old girl whose parents had kept her in hospital since birth despite doctors saying she was perfectly healthy. a warm welcome you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international with all the latest headlines and around the the stories that shape the week. 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 ab

and we compare the us democratic party primary in the state of iowa marred by technical glitches irregularities and premature announcements with washington's response to numbers like ball confusion and socialist bolivia. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 10 am welcome to the program. the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has lashed out at the leaks provided by 2 whistleblowers who are real serious defects and its final report on alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma incident has long been blamed on syrian government forces are really open this comments do not restore trust as broadcast explains. there are 2 types of investigation the 1st type is intended to find out and explain what went wrong the 2nd type of investigation is intended solely to cover your butt and the u.p.c. w. lets you know what type of investigation they've done pretty early on the 1st 2 pages are dedicated to stressing how independent this report is. independent and objectivity and dependent independent dependent independent a

on the election confusion in iowa to donald trump's impeachment acquittal we look at a week of prostrations for the us democratic party also weekly arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungary in france on a student visa exposes dangerous rules in the immigration policy and in moscow a call custody to social services of a completely healthy child who had been kept in hospital by her parents for 5 years . but i welcome the latest news and a look back at the last 7 days to you watch and we can here on r.t. international now it has been a tough week for the u.s. democratic party its officials have tried to verify data for several days after a technical glitch in the voting out for their caucus elections in iowa despite all precincts information now being in the final result still remains unclear the party though apologize for mistakes in the procedures and even called for a complete review of the voting the tally was also marred by chaos in the reporting process inaccurate calculations unexplained in consistencies and missing data but that didn't stop some politicians from blaming ex

democratic party primary in the state of iowa marred by technical glitches regularities and premature announcements with washington's hysterical response to november's electoral confusion and socialist bolivia. you're watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 80 am welcome to the program. the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has lashed out at the links provided by 2 whistleblowers who undermine the credibility of the final report into an alleged chemical attack on the syrian city of duma the incident has long been blamed on syrian government forces are at the o.p.c. w.'s latest comments do not restore trust as he explains. there are 2 types of investigation the 1st type is intended to find out and explain what went wrong the 2nd type of investigation is intended souly to cover your butt and the u.p.c. w. lets you know what type of investigation they've done pretty early on the 1st 2 pages are dedicated to stressing how independent this report is. and dependent and objectivity and dependent independent dependent

some footage from this week's iowa caucuses. i thought they went well. but for the moment i want to focus on the state of the union as you can imagine it was filled with honesty and truth that gum drops in lollipops. very incredibly the average unemployment rate under my administration is lower than any administration in the history of our country. actually actually that may honestly be true if you count the crappy crappy truly crappy things most of us are forced to do to survive as jobs. i mean look at me of course ok tedi so. much of this employment boom has been in the service sector doing things like delivering pizzas or driving or not actual careers are works of passion and people doing those jobs don't earn. and. mit study found that hoover drivers often make below minimum wage and large a large percent of them actually lose money plus a new analysis shows that door dash drivers make an average of a $1.45 an hour these people don't realize they're getting screwed because they aren't accounting for the wear and tear on their vehicle or their insuran

yuri into his mind, iowa. you on skype. tim miller is here a republican strategist and a senior contributor. thank you to both of you. >>> earlier this week san francisco public works director was charged with fraud by the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. also arrested was his business partner. they are accused of multiples fraud schemes. they want to win a contract for a restaurant lease. works in 2011ted head of public the department's annual budget funds dozens of city services including keeping keeping the streets clean and cleaning the streets. welcome . >> thank you for having as . >> joe thank you for coming. he was the guy at the center of all this. >> his twittehandle is . clean. his job is cleaning the streets. i do not think that was meant to be a woplay on s. he has been in the department of public works for 20 years. he was appointed in 2011. get along history of ethical lapses before that. as i have writn before i do not think this has kept him in the job. i thinkhe was given the job . >> that was wein

as precinct caucus results started coming in the iowa democratic party ran them through an accuracy and quality check it became clear that they were in consistencies with reports the underlying cause of these in consistencies was not immediately clear and required investigation which took time this is an embarrassment all they had to do was count the votes the polling stations counted the votes all they had to do was add together the tallies what a 10 year old could do in a calculator the democratic party couldn't this mess was caused by a new app designed to speed up votes county made by a secretive company called shadow inc that i suppose was the 1st clue the party is saying on one hand we had inconsistences with the data then they say oh but the data is fine and it wasn't a problem with the app so that won't what was a problem with because we also know this take the app aside and say ok the absa failure didn't work you had precinct chairs who were calling back to the democratic headquarters last night some of them on the phone for 2 hours on hold waiting to call in and say one of the

and people of iowa. can't understand why that happened but it has happened. >> i just dow i just don't undet that means to release half of the data, i think they auto get to together, and release all of the data. >> i said last night, let's give them time. i'm in the being critical, give them time to work out the issues. >> but that did not stop each and every democrat from claiming victory for themselves. >> we'll be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> we are going to new hampshire. victorvictorious. >> we're one step closer to winning the fight. >> we know there's delays, but we know one thing, we're punching above our weight. trish: forget accepting 2020 election results, will democratic able to accept their own election results in it looks like dems could face a divisive brokered convention come july, charlie kurtz with latest. >> and more reaction to president. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so

presidential hopeful people but a judge takes the lead in the democratic party's iowa caucus with most votes counted after a long delay caused by technical difficulty. i mean arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungary and then france on a student visa raises questions over islamic extremists entering the e.u. . the latest on these stories you can head to our dot com stay with us now both across. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle we're told it's a total meltdown confusion consumes iowa as officials struggle to report voting results are the botched iowa caucuses the ultimate political metaphor of our time. cross talking the iowa catastrophe i'm joined by my guest rory reilly topping in cincinnati she's an attorney conservative commentator as well as contributor at the hill in washington we have given jobs. he is managing partner of the chavez group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats also in washington we cross to driscoll he is an adjunct professor at the george washington university or across like rules in effect th

the former vice president has been campaigning in eastern iowa today. by a freshmanined member of congress from the area who endorsed him and also john kerry, the 2004 nominee. he has been campaigning for the vice president and serving as a closer at these events and trying to encourage people to caucus for him. i think the thing that has stood is theay from biden contrast he is trying to make as it relates to the other candidates. he will not name them by name, but he will say if you want to get something done on health care, if you want to get something done on gun control, if you want to make progress on climate change, i'm the one who has a record of actually doing things. and he will say plans are not enough, that you actually need to be able to build a coalition and get these things through congress, which biden says he has a record of doing so. he is running behind schedule. let me go to your piece. you are calling it a season for expectation games when it comes to monday. tell us what would can expect monday night when the results come in. guest

some footage from this week's iowa caucuses. i thought they went well. but for the moment i want to focus on the state of the union as you can imagine it was filled with honesty and truth that gum drops and lollipops. very incredibly the average unemployment rate under my administration is lower than any administration in the history of our country. actually actually that may honestly be true if you count the crappy crappy truly crappy things most of us are forced to do to survive as jobs. i mean look at me of course ok t.v. show. much of this employment boom has been in the service sector doing things like delivering pizzas or driving or not actual careers or works of passion and people doing those jobs don't earn. an mit study found that hoover drivers often make below minimum wage and large a large percent of them actually lose money plus a new analysis shows the door dash drivers make an average of a $1.45 an hour these people don't realize they're getting screwed because they aren't accounting for the wear and tear on their vehicle or their insuranc

crosstalk in the iowa catastrophe i'm joined by my guest rory reilly topping in cincinnati she's an attorney conservative commentator as well as contributor at the hill in washington we have given jobs he is managing partner of the child as group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats also in washington we crossed driscoll he is an adjunct professor at the george washington university or across like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it rory let me go to you you're on the republican side conservative side so being an outsider looking in what do you make of this catastrophe in iowa i mean you couldn't make the planet to be worse ok and what does it tell you as i said in my introduction is this a metaphor for our times go ahead well i absolutely agree with you that this is a metaphor for our times i understand that they want to redo the process to be more transparent but the result is that it's anything but and in fact we don't even have a result at this point so i think that if it had been the other way around and if it had been re

presidential election season now questions can the iowa vote count be trusted and then to the crisis of confidence that surrounding the u.s. president u.s. senators deliver their verdict tomorrow in donald trump's impeachment trial even republican lawmakers say that trump is guilty of abusing his power one senator calling it shameful so why won't they convict tonight from debacle to dysfunction the state of democracy in america i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the big failure and certainly going to be a lot of questions going forward. still many questions now about this process so many questions about why things seem to have gone so wrong so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. that no one is going to really get the momentum that they were hoping for out of this caucus the tension really just shifts and you. also coming up tonight will europe give the world a cure for cancer tonight the leader who wants very much to answer that question with yes and you do remain positive that in 20 years time nobody in the european union will have to die from cancer anymore this is our

welcome back in part one we have been brotherly about the stakes in tonight's iowa caucus but does it really matter joining me now from our washington bureau is the one and only scott email he has developed cheese news views hughes will be covering tonight's vote for him erica scotty thanks for coming on going underground for a change i'm going to ask you right at the top even before the iowa caucuses isn't there a question hanging over donald trump a question of his judgments that could be grounds for impeachment in that he chose john bolton to ever be his national security adviser well the dark cloud of judgment has been hanging over president trump's head action since probably the day that he 1st announced that he was even going to run and when he was elected he was sworn in but there is a dark cloud of judgment on many of the figures that president trump chose to put in his administration john bolton being one of the most curious ones considering he was an advocate against president trump during the primaries but like so many unfortunate in the cabinet they go on fox news they fig

they give us at the iowa caucuses on monday night. even though the vote calculations have been extremely slow, we are now at a point with some 97 percent of the precincts reporting where our campaign is winning the popular initial vote by some 6000 votes, in other words, from 6000 more islands came out on caucus night to support our candidacy than the candidacy of anyone else. and when 6004 people come out for you in an election, when your nearest opponent, we here in northern new england, whole that a victory. further in iowa, as you all know there is a realignment process. where people who supported a candidate with less than 15 percent in the room, can cast a vote in a second-round for a different candidate. that is the realignment process. in that process, we are now ahead by over 2500 votes. in a election with voter turnout of approximately 180,000 people, and with eight strong candidates competing, and victory margin of some 6000 votes is pretty decisive. and the reason that happens, is because of the unprecedented grassroots ef

in chaos ok us in iowa what happened in iowa now in the absence of actual results several candidates claimed they were winning by all indications we are going on to new hampshire victorious. we don't know exactly what it is yet but we feel good about where we are i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very very well here. this time bernie sanders was looking stronger than ever topping the polls and having the biggest crowds and what is right here is the party consume the. middle section right there with all those folks and that was you know modernization and then actually moved through volumes of the role of armies or your but then something strange happens with an app and then it was revealed that one of the main opponents of bernie sanders beat buthe she had been giving money to the company that was responsible for the app that caused the glitch now that made outrage get even louder the word rigged was all over social media. what is happening in iraq is not only scary it's unimaginable this caylee is being raped. the democratic nomination is rigged again i believe the iowa d

hello, iowa! thank you so much. you all are incredible. i also want to say a special thank you to my wife, evelyn yang, for being such an incredible partner. i love you so much, baby. woo!

thank you, iowa. [applause] sen. warren: i also want to say a thank you to everybody else who got in this presidential race. some are still in it, some are not, but every single person who jumped in in the first place did it out of love for their country and a belief that they could help make it better. and i am grateful to all of them for their ideas, for their energy, for their enthusiasm, and for their dedication to our nation. thank you. [applause] sen. warren: it's true. because here's the thing -- we may have had some different ideas. we may have had some different ways of going about it. but in the end, we all have one goal, and we better come together to meet that goal. we are going to beat donald trump. yes. [applause] sen. warren: we're going to do this. all of us. all right. [applause]n sen. warren: i'm going to tell you a little bit about myself, a little bit about why i'm in this race, and then we'll get to questions so i can cover what is top of mind for you. i was born and raised out in oklahoma. i hav

and we compare the us democratic party primary in the state of iowa marred by technical glitches regularities and premature announcements with washington's hysterical response to november's electoral confusion and socialist bolivia. you're watching are to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has lashed out at the leaks provided by 2 whistleblowers who revealed serious d. facts and its final report on an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma incident has long been blamed on syrian government forces are the latest comments do not restore trust as explains. there are 2 types of investigation the 1st type is intended to find out and explain what went wrong the 2nd type of investigation is intended surely to cover your butt and the u.p.c. w. lets you know what type of investigation they've done pretty early on the 1st 2 pages a dedicated stressing how independent this report. and dependent and objectivity and dependent independent dependent independent and then we

presidential election season now questions can the iowa vote count be trusted and then to the crisis of confidence that surrounding the u.s. president u.s. senators deliver their verdict tomorrow in donald trump's impeachment trial even republican lawmakers say that trump is guilty of abusing his power one senator calling it shameful so why won't they convict tonight from debacle to dysfunction the state of democracy in america i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. to big failure and certainly they're going to be a lot of questions going forward. are so many questions now about this process so many questions about why things seem to have gone so wrong so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. that no one is doing she really got the momentum that they were hoping for out of this caucus it really just seems to me. also coming up tonight will europe give the world a cure for cancer tonight the leader who wants very much to answer that question with yes and you do remain positive that in 20 years time nobody in the european union will have to die from cancer any more this is our g

and tonight, iowa chose a new path. [cheers and applause] from river to river, in churches and community centers in high school gyms, you joined your neighbors to say that the time has come to turn the page and open up a new chapter in the american story. you chose to move on not just from the broken policies of these last few years, but from the broken politics that got us here. and tomorrow, because of what we did here, the nation will have the choice, too. we take our message onward to new hampshire which has a way of making up its own mind, to nevada, south carolina and beyond, to every corner in america. and as we do, we will be building a movement that not only will win the election against donald trump, but win the era for our shared values. we have exactly one shot to defeat donald trump. we will not do it by overreaching or do it by division. we will not do it by saying it is my way or the highway. this is our shot, our only shot to galvanize an american majority to win. make no mistake, ours is the campaign th

as officials struggle to report voting results are the botched iowa caucuses the ultimate political metaphor of our time. cross talking the iowa catastrophe i'm joined by my guest rory reilly topping in cincinnati she's an attorney conservative commentator as well as contributor at the hill in washington we have kevin chavez he is managing partner of the chavez group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats also in washington we cross to quit because he is an adjunct professor at the george washington university or across like rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it rory let me go to you you're on the republican side conservative side so being an outsider looking in what do you make of this catastrophe in iowa i mean you couldn't make the planet to be worse ok and what does it tell you as i said in my introduction is this a metaphor for our times go ahead well i absolutely agree with you that this isn't that a for for our times i understand that they want to redo the process to be more transparent but the result is that it's a

warren: thank you, iowa. thank you so much. it is too close to call, so i will tell you what i do. >> you won! as the and applause] baby daughter of a janitor, i am grateful to be on this stage tonight. [cheers] tonight, as a party, we are one step closer to defeating the most corrupt president in america. [cheers] will makedonald trump a speech about the state of the union, but i have a message for every american, our union is stronger than donald trump. in less than a year, our union will be stronger than ever when that one man is persistent one very woman. [cheers] >> [crowd chants] warren! donald trump and i see america from different viewpoints, and we have since we were born. trump grew up in new york city in a 23 room nine bathroom mansion. i grew up in oklahoma in a two bedroom house and one bathroom and a converted garage where my brothers slept. washe time donald trump three, he was getting a $200,000 allowance from his dad's real estate empire until he got half $1 billion from his dad. small loans and so dresses for

i'm peter lavelle we're told it's a total meltdown confusion consumes iowa as officials struggle to report voting results are the botched caucus is the ultimate political metaphor of our time. crosstalk in the iowa catastrophe i'm joined by my guest rory reilly topping in cincinnati she's an attorney conservative commentator as well as contributor at the hill in washington we have given jobs he is managing partner of the child as group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats also in washington we cross to quadriga is driscoll he is an adjunct professor at the george washington university or across like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it rory let me go to you you're on the republican side conservative side so being an outsider looking in what do you make of this catastrophe in iowa i mean you couldn't make the planet to be worse ok and what does it tell you as i said in my introduction is this a metaphor for our times go ahead well i absolutely agree with you that this isn't that a for for our times i understand that they want

presidential election season now questions can the iowa vote count be trusted and then to the crisis of confidence that surrounding the u.s. president u.s. senators deliver their verdict tomorrow in donald trump's impeachment trial even republican lawmakers say that trump is guilty of abusing his power one senator calling it shameful so why won't they convict tonight from debacle to dysfunction the state of democracy in america i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the big failure and certainly going to be a lot of questions going forward. are so many questions now about this process so many questions about why seem to have gone so wrong so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. no one is going to really get the momentum that they were hoping for out of this caucus and tension really just shifting. gears and. also coming up tonight will europe give the world a cure for cancer tonight the leader who wants very much to answer that question with yes and you do remain positive that in 20 years time nobody in the european union will have to die from cancer anymore this is our goal

presidential election season now questions can the iowa vote count be trusted and then to the crisis of confidence that surrounding the u.s. president u.s. senators deliver their verdict tomorrow in donald trump's impeachment trial even republican lawmakers say that trump is guilty of abusing his power one senator calling it shameful so why won't they convict tonight from debacle to dysfunction the state of democracy in america i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. it's a big failure and certainly going to be a lot of questions going forward if. you have. still many questions now about this process so many questions about why seem to have gone so wrong so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. that no one is going to really get the momentum that they were hoping for out of this caucus really just. also coming up tonight will europe give the world a cure for cancer tonight the leader who wants very much to answer that question with yes and you do remain positive that in 20 years time nobody in the european union will have to die from cancer any more this is our goal we have to

every county needs to release the results now the iowa caucus was rigged by mayor cheap eat pasta don't. you know. and in both instances the authorities agreed and said that the concerns had to be addressed what happened in iowa was unacceptable and the party chair has acknowledged that he's apologized for that and we have worked together over the last few days to fix the challenges to see the i have decided 1st to replace every member of the supremum like total tribunal and 2nd to hold national elections to allow the bolivian people to democratically elect a new government with a new political activists except the similarities stop here in iowa a recount is being conducted to make sure the ultimate results are correct and in bolivia the military toppled the government and a woman who wasn't even a candidate in the election has declared herself to be the new leader. the more they i see in the presidency with the middle of the fact in line with the constitution and pres to take all measures necessary to bring peace to the country . while many have declared what happened in bolivia to be

from election confusion in iowa earth to donald trump simply trying to quit we look at a week of frustrations for the us democratic party also to come on the week the arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungry and france in the student visa exposes dangerous rules in even the gratian policy and in moscow a court grants custody to social services of a completely healthy child being kept in hospital by her parents for 5 years. hello the latest news and a look back at events over the last 7 days to you watching week 3 here on r.t. international now it has been a tough week for the u.s. democratic party its officials have tried to verify data for several days after a technical glitch in the voting app for their caucus election in iowa despite all precincts information now being in the final result still remains unclear where the party did apologize for mistakes in the procedures and even called for a complete review of the voting tally was also marred by chaos in the reporting process inaccurate calculations and expanding consistencies and also missing data though that didn't stop some

warren: thank you, iowa. thank you so much. it is too close to call, so i will tell you what i do. -- will tell you what i do know. >> you won! [cheers and applause] as the baby n: daughter of a janitor, i am so grateful to be up on this stage tonight. [cheers and applause] tonight, as a party, we are one step closer to defeating the most corrupt president in america. [cheers] tomorrow, donald trump will make a speech about the state of the union, but i have a message for every american, our union is stronger than donald trump. [cheers] and in less than a year, our union will be stronger than ever when that one man is replaced by one very persistent woman. [cheers] "warren"] ts sen. warren: donald trump and i see america from different viewpoints, and we have since we were born. trump grew up in new york city in a 23 room nine bathroom mansion. i grew up in oklahoma in a two bedroom house and one bathroom and a converted garage where my three brothers slept. 3, donald he was trump was getting a $200,000 his ance every year from