denies bernie sanders again what will happen to the democratic party go ahead. well i think people need to start talking and planning for that and be prepared to stand up and demand their votes be heard there are just so many blocks to getting a legitimate election and i went through them all in 2016 day after day that the 200000 people purged in brooklyn that was admitted to in court the d.n.c. also admitted in court a year afterwards that they are allowed to rig the primaries however they see fit and so i think the people of america that want chains of one something different they don't want these endless wars and this endless corporate exploitation i think they need to plan for for how they are going to deal with this system you know if this is stolen in the same way it was in 2016 and they need to be ready to protest and get active and demanded that they get a legitimate vote because you know i large harvard studies show that the u.s. has the least a legitimate election system in the western world i mean we are not a democracy we're not a democratic republic

[applause] bernie! >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! mr. moore: and i just want to say one more thing about whether this is really a democracy. i want to believe that it is, but there is something terribly wrong when the person that we vote for, the person that gets intoost votes doesn't walk the white house as the next president of the united states. [applause] years, thee last 20 democratic candidate won the majority of the votes, but did not walk into the white house. you think the republicans or donald trump, if they won the majority of votes, would settle for that? no. but we are like, what is it with us? yes, i know we are the people of kindness, love, and and all this, but we have to back it up with some fighting in us. we have to be able to say, no, sorry not sorry, we are not going to do this anymore. where going to fight for ourselves, for our lives. this has to happen, because you know what? if you graduate from college, and you are $50,000 in debt, $150,000?ed 50,000 -- i was over at the smoky road cafe, and a woman came up to m

and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage in a stone thing. that's what they're really trying to do and you know as an italian american i am clutching my prose right now over the freighter comment peter i got to say i'm. like. there are plenty of there i guy that's there you got me ok i got you got i have college guys on behalf of the black i've got a black polish and i apologize i dog whistle that happened just you know i apologize. i know i mean look it's when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good poing and there's a candidate out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor that candidate are yo

and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage in a stone thing. that's what they're really trying to do and you know as an italian american i am clutching my prose right now over the fray no comment peter i got to say i'm. but i'm. like yes you're also there buddy over there i guy you know that you got me ok i got you got i apologize on behalf of the black i'm not a black polish and i apologize if my dog whistle that happened just you know i apologize. you know i mean look it's when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good poing and there's a candidate out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor that

we will win with bernie. bernie will be trump. trump cannot the bernie. 16 because win in when you are running -- he can stand up and say that -- [laughs] it's ok. it's ok. your child is a nationwide tv on c-span. you will be able to play this tape at his 16th birthday, 21st birthday -- you --"m, why didn't bernie is beloved and i have seen it here in iowa and it's important that everybody get out and caucus this week on monday. bring in people with you. bring 20 people with you. don't listen to any of the other stuff. bernie was against the war. candidates inun favor of the iraqi war, we have lost. bernie was right. they were wrong. we need to put people in office that can win. bernie can win. bernie can win this election. i believe it in my heart. we see it across the country. we see it in all polls. i think especially with young 52% -- in texas, 18 to 29-year-olds, 70% for bernie. 70%. the truth is the truth. because he isim all about their future. in theis fighting climate emergency we are in. bernie is fighting so the offrnme

for the way they handled that debate and the bottom line is that bernie sanders is . actually unite are of the left and right at least terms of media's concern because whether you're talking about the huffington post here in the states whether you're talking about rolling stone or the daily caller or fox news everybody criticized the way that debate was handled in terms of some of the kairos that reused below bernie sanders that were clearly opinion and also obviously the end with that moment with elizabeth warren which was to anybody who was remotely reasonably objective was absolutely staged and then for c.n.n. 24 hours later after you couldn't hear the conversation between warne and sanders to say that they obtained audio of that conversation how do you obtain something exactly when it was your audio when you were broadcasting it you're already have it archived it's not the film so they did that to extend the story to make themselves the story and if i'm bernie sanders right now yeah it is deja vu all over again ok jamie did ok i guess i ask an obvious question a d

denies bernie sanders again what will happen to the democratic party go ahead. well i think people need to start talking and planning for that and be prepared to stand up and demand their votes be heard there are just so many blocks to getting a legitimate election and i went through them all in 2016 day after day that the 200000 people purged in brooklyn that was admitted to in court the d.n.c. also admitted in court a year afterwards that they are allowed to rig the primaries however they see fit and so i think the people of america that one change of one something different that don't want these endless wars and this endless corporate exploitation i think they need to plan for for how they are going to deal with this system you know if this is stolen in the same way it was in 2016 and they need to be ready to protest and get active and demanded that they get a legitimate vote because you know i large harvard studies show that the u.s. has the least a legitimate election system in the western world i mean we are not a democracy we're not a democratic republic

denies bernie sanders again what will happen to the democratic party go ahead. well i think people need to start talking and planning for that and be prepared to to stand up and demand their votes be heard there are just so many blocks to getting a legitimate election and i went through them all in 2016 day after day that the 200000 people purged in brooklyn that was admitted to in court the d.n.c. also admitted in court a year afterwards that they are allowed to rig the primaries however they see fit and so i think the people of america one chains of one something different they don't want these endless wars and this endless corporate exploitation i think they need to plan for for how they are going to deal with this system you know if this is stolen in the same way it was in 2016 and they need to be ready to protest and get active and demanded that they get a legitimate vote because you know i large harvard studies show that the u.s. has the least a legitimate election system in the western world i mean we are not a democracy we're not a democratic republic we

and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage and is stone thing. that's what they're really trying to do and you know as an italian american i am clutching my prose right now over the fray no comment peter i got to say i'm. but i'm. like yes you're also mr buddy over there i guy you know that you got me ok i got you got i apologize on behalf of the black i'm not a black polish and i apologize if my dog whistle that happened just you know i apologize. you know i mean look if when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good point and there's a candidate out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor that cand

cross talking bernie sanders i'm joined by my guest joe concha in new jersey he's a media reporter and a column this for the hill in los angeles we have jamie right she is an attorney and a political strategist also in los angeles we cross the ron paul cone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy door show as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate joe let me go to you 1st you're a media critic what is the deal with bernie again i mean the disgrace at the democrat last democratic debate is obvious for everyone even the audience saw through it all here what is the deal here with bernie sanders is it because he's popular because he's in the high in the polls because it looks like they're polling the same thing they did in 2016 go ahead yeah bernie should be biting back at this a little bit more at the end but it definitely going after a c.n.n. for the way they handled that the. 8 and the bottom line is that bernie sanders is actually unite or of the left

and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage in a stone thing. that's what they're really trying to do and you know as an italian american i am clutching my pearls right now over the freight o. comment peter i got to say i'm. but i'm. like man if you're also there buddy over there i guy you know you got me ok i got you got i apologize on behalf of the black i'm not a black polish and i apologize if my dog whistle that happened just you know i apologize. you know i mean look it's when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good poing and there's a candidate out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor th

denies bernie sanders again what will happen to the democratic party go ahead. well i think people need to start talking and planning for that and be prepared to stand up and demand their votes be heard there are just so many blocks to getting a legitimate election and i went through them all in 2016 day after day that the 200000 people purged in brooklyn that was admitted to in court the d.n.c. also admitted in court a year afterwards that they are allowed to rig the primaries however they see fit and so i think the people of america that want chains of one something different that don't want these endless wars and this endless corporate exploitation i think they need to plan for for how they are going to deal with this system you know if this is stolen in the same way it was in 2016 and they need to be ready to protest and get active and demanded that they get a legitimate vote because you know i large harvard studies show that the u.s. has the least a legitimate election system in the western world i mean we are not a democracy we're not a democratic republic

all right, here's bernie sanders' side of it. quote, it is ludicrous to believe that at the same meeting where elizabeth warren told me she was going to run for president i would tell her that a woman couldn't win. staff who weren't in the room are lying about what happened. but now, you have elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth sanders? that would be funny. you have elizabeth warren saying it's what happened. so this is the state of play. this has been simmering. again, like i said at the top, they're in the same lane. they couldn't be buddies forever. but is this the way that they want to draw, you know, comparisons to each other? once again, the field is going to get smaller and it did today. senator cory booker of new jersey, how far tout of the rac. what does that mean? let's bring in our prime-time politico. ana kasparian and howard dean. good to have you both. >> thanks. >> thank. >> good to have you both. howard, answer the question for me. look, we knew they were in the same lane. they have to stop being friends. but this kind

with bernie. [laughter] they are my priority compared to the others. i just listened to jane sanders speak and i that she did a wonderful job especially explaining what a democratic-socialist is. people don't realize. in everyday life, we are social matter what. [laughter] we're all socialists. illinois,n independent color. if you google jane sanders, she is the president of a college for bernie that she funded. --we have her on c-span [indiscernible] ok our next democratic collar you are next. i am oneed to say that of the young people who supports bernie sanders. it has to be him this time. the older folks in our country, they focus on climate change. we can't go with the status quo with george -- joe biden. someone from chose the democratic establishment we have lost the race. i might be young and some people think we are naive. have to consider why we are doing that. >> how old are you? >> i am 16. vote but i am to organizing people in my high school to make sure it happens. this, you saidou c

and and warren they want to show that bernie sanders is a massage in a stone thing. that's what they're really trying to do and you know as an italian american i am clutching my prose right now over the freight o. comment peter i got to say i'm. but i'm. like yes you're also my sister buddy over there i got you know you got me ok i got you got i apologize on behalf of the black i'm not a black polish and i apologize if my dog whistle that happened just you know i apologize. you know i mean look it's when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good poing and there's an idiot out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor that

bernie is my friend and i'm not here to try to fight with bernie but look. the question about whether or not a woman can be president has been raised. >> it didn't stop there. it went further, to go into whether or not warren would be the best ticket against trump. >> the only person on this stage who has beaten incumbent republican anytime in the last 30 years is me. >> to set the record straight i defeated an incumbent republican in 1990. >> i said i was the only one who has beaten incumbent republican in 30 years. >> 30 years ago it was 1990 as a matter of fact. >> of course there was iran and foreign policy front and center. sanders squaring off with biden going way back. listen. >> joe and i listened to what dick cheney and george bush and rumsfeld had to say. i thought they were lying. i didn't believe them for a moment. i took to the floor, did everything i could to prevent that war. >> the world voted to send inspectors in and they went to war. from that point on i was in the position of making the case that it was a big big mistake and from that poi

here's bernie sanders' side of it. quote, it is ludicrous to believe that at the same meeting where elizabeth warren told me she was going to run for president i would tell her that a woman couldn't win. staff who weren't in the room are lying about what happened. but now, you have elizabeth sanders -- elizabeth sanders? that would be funny. you have elizabeth warren saying it's what happened. so this is the state of play. this has been simmering. again, like i said at the top, they're in the same lane. they couldn't be buddies forever. but is this the way that they want to draw, you know, comparisons to each other? once again, the field is going to get smaller and it did today. senator cory booker of new jersey, out of the race. what does that mean? let's bring in our "prime time" politicos. ana kasparian and howard dean. good to have you both. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> good to have you both. howard, answer the question for me. look, we knew they were in the same lane. they have to stop being friends. but this kind

look, this is bernie's night. bernie has the ball, the momentum. there's a banana peel in front of bernie sanders about comments about women, how he handles that, you'll be seeing something. also, nobody has come at bernie. he never had a pile on. if you're in iowa, he is the frontrunner. every time you have a frontrunner, he got beat up in the next debate. it is bernie's turn. if bernie can prove he can without falling on the banana peel in front of him deal with the pile on, that's a big deal. pete, a global crisis, almost a war with iran, see what pete says about that. i have to say this will be the whitest debate we have seen, don't want to get into it too much. i will say this. there's something wrong. we have more billionaires in the race than black people, there's something wrong with the democratic party in this situation given how black and brown the basis. i think the debate will be less rich tonight, but it will be just as important because now we're days away from the real fight. >> so if bernie sanders has things to worry about tonight

. >> -- bernie sanders. what particularly is it about bernie that you feel, with apologies to bernie nation, is so damaging potentially to the party? >> bernie is every cliche the republicans want to run against. he's a northeastern liberal. he's 375 years old. he just had a heart attack. he comes across -- he doesn't scan as a president. he scans as an associate professor of poetry at bennington community college. he does not come across as the guy you want to have in charge of 7,000 nuclear weapons. he doesn't come across -- and, look, the lesson of jeremy corbyn in the uk, it should press on the minds of democrats. boris johnson, an unpopular guy leading an unpopular party, beat jeremy corbyn because jeremy corbyn is bernie sanders with an english accent. he's all those edge case things that the party doesn't -- >> a wreck of a candidate. >> right. and, look, bill clinton ran and won as a centrist democrat. barack obama ran and won as a non-threatening, as he said, a suburban republican practically. he wa

bernie sanders and biden. elizabeth warren, sanders, and biden, warren and sanders are drawing the same kind of left populist voters. so if one of them drops out and you combined the people who have supported them -- >> dana: that's right. i don't know if the elizabeth warren supporters would be able to say that they are for bernie. with the bernie people be able to be for anyone else? back in 2016, it is estimated that about 10% of bernie supporters voted for trump. that could certainly happen again. but i do think that he definitely, bernie sanders believes he was robbed because of the super delicate process. they have changed many rules to try to make things more fair. they are definitely on the march. they want to win. >> tucker: very quick, biden is reaching out to wall street. he has worked on their behalf before, but if it comes down to sanders and biden, that seems to open up a gap, a chasm in the middle of the party. >> dana: it was very interesting. today on the daily briefing, he is a senior advisor

it makes a bernie sound like a hypocritical woman hater. bernie? supposedly in december 2018 bernie and liz got together, at her apartment to talk shop, but i like to imagine bernie walks in and says hate totes, get me a beer, and draw me a bath so hot my ball skin turns communist red. oh it, and a woman will never be president. where's that beer? the candidates have been so boring differential to the respect of the press. and they hate bernie. andrew yang and tosa gabbert, so they've had something to repeatedly fire at the socialist gab slide. so clearly warren campaign can't prove he said anything back in 2018. but the press will go along and do enough damage by repeating it and still make it a flustered soundbite. it used to be this sanctimonious press pack covering presidential politics or be objective and not be sensationalist. not send cnn, abby got a firm denial from bernie man, but still pranced in, i will paraphrase. moderator. did you really say chicks can't win? bernie know. moderator liz how did it make you feel when bernie set abroad c

\[cheers and applause] \[cheers and applause] bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. >> let me break the bad news. it ain't bernie. it is all of us together. \[cheers and applause] let me thank vickie for their music. let me thank the great superviser from lynne county stacy walker for all of his great work. let me thank lena for her remarks. jeff for the great work he is doing in the legislature and for his support nick salazar is doing a great job for us. barb for all of her good work. chris. schwartz. let me thank senator nina turner. [applause] senator turner has been doing some of the most important work that anybody can do. it is something all of us have got to do. she beens all over this country bringing people, young people, working people, people of color into the political process getting them to stand up and fight for justice. senator turner, thank you. \[applause] let me thank congresswoman not only for her support, not only for being here this evening but for all of the great leadership that she is showing in the united states congress. thank you.

cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. >> let me break the bad news. it ain't bernie. it is all of us together. [cheers and applause] let me thank vickie for their music. let me thank the great superviser from lynne county stacy walker for all of his great work. let me thank lena for her remarks. jeff for the great work he is doing in the legislature and for his support nick salazar is oing a great job for us. barb for all of her good work. chris. let me thank senator nina turner. [applause] senator turner has been doing some of the most important work that anybody can do. it is something all of us have got to do. she beens all over this country bringing people, young people, working people, people of color into the political process getting them to stand up and fight for justice. senator turner, thank you. [applause] let me thank congresswoman not only for her support, not only for being here this evening but for all of the great leadership that she is showing in the united states congress. thank you. [cheers and

not to mention much-anticipated showdown between the president, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. team coverage tonight, bret baer with the start moments from the debate, kristin fisher has major moments from the president's and aga rally but for start with highlights from the debate. >> reporter: lots of foreign-policy discussion on stage and tonight bernie sanders said joe biden is not qualified to deal with whatever comes next with regard to iran because of the past vote he took in favor of the war in iraq. >> joe and i listen to what dick cheney and george bush and rumsfeld had to say. i thought they were lying. i didn't believe them for a moment. i took to the floor, i did everything i could to prevent that war. >> biden answer but included a different part of his record, the regret he later expressed about the war when iraq wouldn't let weapons inspectors in an biden is still trying to draw a contrast between his proposals and donald trump's foreign-policy which has included multiple meetings with kim jong un. >> i would not absent preconditions with the, quote, supreme lead

also tonight, bernie sanders is leading but we're going to show you the real bernie sanders. you will not belief the showing and disturbing things in bernie's record that we found. you may not hear any of this at the debate in last couple hours. yet another bombshell in the doj watchdog report on the fbi fisa abuses. ball administration, fisa spying abuses on the trump campaign. was a former obama justice department official working with an ally of russia's putin to ruin and bring down then candidate trump? plus this late-breaking news, the democrat led house judiciary is going to investigate the trump administration's remain in mexico policy. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. the latest update on impeachment. chad pergram on capitol hill with more. chad? reporter: good evening elisabeth. we have two emerging items regarding impeachment in the past couple minutes four committees investigating impeachment for the house of representatives announce they wil

bernie, bernie is surging. [boos] bernie. ♪ bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. ♪ >> tucker: so, and impeachment update for you tonight, even before he was sworn into office, donald trump was, of course, the subject of many attempts to impeach him. the left spent three years hunting for a way to do that. russia didn't work, neither did stormy daniels. remember that? finally, lester democrats settled on impeaching the president for asking the ukraine president to investigate -- they impeach him for that, they did it. pothe point was to improve the party's chances in the presidential race this year. will that work? probably not. but the effects may linger far beyond this year's election. what do those effects be? victor davis hanson has thought a lot about this, senior fellow at the hoover instit

[applause] >> bernie. bernie. bernie. bernie. sen. sanders: let me break the bad news. it ain't bernie. it is all of us together. let me thank vickie for their music. let me thank the great superviser from lynne county, stacy walker for all of his great work. let me thank lena for her remarks. jeff for the great work he is doing in the legislature and for his support nick salazar is doing a great job for us. barb for all of her good work. chris. let me thank senator nina turner. getting them to stand up and fight for justice. senator turner, thank you. [applause] let me thank congresswoman not only for her support, not only for being here this evening but for all of the great leadership that she is showing in the united states congress. thank you. [cheers and applause] before she was a member of congress, she was an immigration lawyer. she was an anti-war activist and is a member of the congress she has introduced our companion legislation for medicare for all in the house. thank you so much. all of the great leadership that she is showing in the united states congress.

[applause] [chanting, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie] sen. sanders: there we go. thank you. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and when we talk about education, i want to just say these -- i want to just say this because what our campaign urges people to do is to think outside of the box. look at the world we exist in in a different way than congress does or the media does. and ask yourself, in terms of education, everybody here knows, there is no debate that to make it into the middle-class today, by and large -- >> bernie, bernie, bernie, , bernie!ernie, burning 100 years ago, people thought for public education -- fought for public education. we have a changing world economy and changing technology. when we talk about education, that must mean free tuition in public colleges and universities throughout this country. [cheers and applause] so if anybody thinks -- so, does anybody think that is a radical idea >> no! ? >> no! ? >> no! sen. sanders: and when we talk about education, we are also talking about the absurdity of millions of people

bernie is my friend, i'm not here to fight with bernie. >> i was astounded, i was astounded when this comment was made, she doesn't have a problem with the truth sometimes, what did you make of the fact they did that to bernie right there on stage? >> i was disappointed. and a man who dedicated his life to public service, and to his face on live tv you are a liar, what do you think, senator warren? you don't get any credit. and i thought cnn should have apologized. >> you mentioned lance shake or lack thereof. and elizabeth more and walking over to bernie sanders and had his hand out, she did not, it appeared, that is what you saw in the video, were there exchanges, no one knows what was said but doesn't look like the most pleasant conversation. what do you make of this interaction? >> i haven't talked to the senator after last night. i don't know what was said but we are getting down to the end, time to talk about differences in policy so no telling what was said. we are going to stay focused on the people who built this campaign and funding this campaign. and spreading our message t

and bernie spiked. now we're going back to the question, who is going to get rid of trump, which is the critical question, i think. >> switching gears, the other headline of the day is revelation of "new york times" about john bolton. >> why not subpoena the manuscript right now. get the house back in session, nancy pelosi call it into session, issue a house wide subpoena, get that and throw the manuscript in the face of the republicans. not sure it will change their minds. >> do you think this is enough to move republicans to vote for witnesses? >> i think you could have a video of trump ordering holdup, unless they give us the dirt. we came back like a british guy overseas, if i speak louder, locals will understand me, no, they don't. republicans don't want to hear it. don't argue with someone whose job don't matter to be convinced. t matter to be convinced. >> i want to go back to the race a second. talked about it last hour. i believe whether bernie comes out strong or just a mixed bag that bloomber

and i'm not here to try to fight with bernie. but look, this question about whether or not a woman can be president has been raised and it's time for us to attack it head on. the best way to talk about who can win it is by looking at people's winning records. can a woman be donald trump? look at the men on the stage, collectively they have lost ten elections. the only people on this stage will have won every single election that they been and are the women. [cheers and applause] >> you heard the sound bite, bernie sanders challenged the republican opponents. i thought it was interesting how that question was asked to. they asked bernie sanders, did you say this about not winning? and then they turned to senator warren and said, she said, no i didn't say it. when he said that, what'd you think? it was an interesting construct of the question. bernie sanders took a lot of incoming tonight. i was expecting to see joe biden take more, but really sanders took more. >> shannon: clearly they were prepped for that question. they were pus

just for the bernie sanders-elizabeth warren feud, some of the scripts that bernie sanders supporters were reading to try and attack elizabeth warren are almost adorable. they are not like horrible attacks. it was like people who support her are highly educated, more affluent people who are going to show up no matter what. i like elizabeth warren, which is an optional thing for them to say, in fact she's my second choice, but here's my concern about here. all that stuff is true. i would not even consider that trashing. >> melissa: that's not really trashing. harris, i love that. president trump tweeting about bernie sanders rise in the poll. "wow, crazy bernie sanders is rising in the poll. against his opponents in the do-nothing party. so what does this all mean? stay tuned." bernie sanders snaps back "it means you're going to lose." >> harris: you know, it's interesting because that moment on twitter was probably worth more than any ad bernie sanders could buy because the president, the president does this. he will lift you up, he did it with my bloomberg too. so the atlantic just p

bernie sanders being old is trying a different approach, bernie sanders did something unusual in the season. he attacked his rival joe biden on policy. watch what he said. >> joe biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in iraq. joe biden has been on the floor of the senate. i'm talking about the need to cut social security, medicare or medicaid. joe biden voted for the disastrous trade agreements like nafta and permanent normal trade relations with china which cost us millions of jobs. >> tucker: it's an interesting moment. unlike all of what you hear these people yell at each other, and at you -- racism, sexism! those are legitimate criticisms, no matter what side you are on. so how did joe biden respond to this critique of his record? he didn't bother to respond. watch this. >> do you have any questions about bernie sanders' comments on foreign policy? >> you are not going to get me on a fight with bernie. >> tucker: yeah, squint, chuckle. dismiss it as immaterial. bernie has got his own problems! joe biden has it exactly backwards. baggage? sanders has the least baggage

[laughter] bernie madoff as your financial advisor. this kid is lecturing us on fake news. >> i wonder if the documentary will cover any of the myriad, multiple w errors false news stories, misleading stories, post truth world that we live in according to them. i wonder if their own role in that will be chronicled.in i think that's the annoying thing, right? they act like everything was fine and then all of a sudden trump and the rightht wing media they created this dispope yahweh live in where you can't trust any information and we are just these, you know, these poor lost souls trying to deliver you the truth. we are not ideological we are above the fray. that's their message. i don't think anyone believes that and i don't think people on the left believe that after this weekek watching cnn's hosts push this narrative invented by what i assume is elizabeth warren's campaign staff thatis bernie told her a woman couldn't win and you saw them ask, you know, bernie has asked about it. he denies it. and then warren is not asked about it.s

bernie sanders being old is trying a difference approach, bernie sanders did something unusual in the season. he attacked his rival joe biden on policy. watch what he said. >> joe biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in iraq. joe biden has been on the floor of the senate. i'm talking about the need to cut social security, metal metal medicare or medicaid. joe biden voted for the disastrous trade agreements like nafta and permanent normal trade relations with china which cost us millions of jobs. >> tucker: it's an interesting moment. unlike all of what you hear these people yell at each other, and at you -- racism, sexism! those are legitimate criticisms, the matter what side you are on. so how did joe biden respond to this critique of his record? he didn't bother to respond. watch this. >> do you have any questions about bernie sanders' comments on foreign policy? >> you are going to get me on a fight with bernie. >> tucker: yeah, squint, chuckle. dismiss it as immaterial. bernie has got his own problems! joe biden has it exactly backwards. baggage? sanders has the leas

kennedy: and bernie's say i'm with you guys. but then he sounds like he'll be saying witnesses stay all the way. but then he was good i would. >> think about it you've got bernie sanders being on the floor of the senate for witnesses, for john bolton and maybe hunter biden the same day he is winning in iowa. kennedy: i love it, politics is crazy. there is the president landing at atlantic city new jersey, he has completed his big south jersey rally. he high-fived everyone, got spray tan oliver's hands, and now is flying back to washington d.c. andy biggs, congressman thank you for being here. coming up the president unveiling is highly anticipated middle east speech's plan. housing at work? and more importantly will it work? my memo is coming up next. r pro. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clu

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liberty. ♪ ♪ >> greg: bernie sanders campaign manager is denying liz warren's claim that bernie said a woman couldn't win a presidenn he blamed trump. >> this is a story that was obviously put out by own name to folks he was invited to senator warren's house, she told him she was running for president. anyone saying a woman couldn't win, it makes no sense. hillary clinton won 300 million more votes than donald trump. clearly bernie sanders did not say a woman could not win. it was a discussion by trump, misogyny, sexism and politics and the difficulty of running in the era of trump for women, the special challenges women face in the era of trump. those conversations can sometimes get misconstrued. >> greg: the three steps of identity politics, the hokey pokey of the left. first focus on skin color or gender beard second, always use the worst interpretation of a person's intent. if someone says they don't eat brown m&ms they must be racist. misconstrue and deny good faith. third, find common ground by blaming trump because you know he is a evil despite doing more for minorities than t

bernie sanders, dismissed as a retread. a lot of people said this was bernie 2016. they forgot, you know, that four years had passed by, and he was seen as a has been before his heart attack. a lot of people believed, and the week after his heart attack, that was the end of his campaign. instead, it actually was a kick-start. why do democrats think he's had this resurgence? >> yeah. and joe, to that point, a lot of people when he got in the race said, oh, why is bernie running again? all of these candidates are in the race. elizabeth warren can take on the progressive mantle. look, i said it many times in the show and say it again. never underestimate bernie sanders. he connects with people in a unique way. we saw it happen in 2016 and we're seeing it happen now. working-class voters, young millennials, he's leading among african-americans, people under the age of 35. he's being endorsed by some really major organizations. sunrise movement, which has really done an incredible job coalescing young progressives to fight for climate change recently, they endorsed him.

bernie wants medicare for all, biden thinks it's too much. klobuchar thinks she can win republican votes, buttigieg says he brings something new to the job which is a fake i.d. all in all, today's debate wasn't that exciting and i guess this is what happens when you only have white people at your party. yeah, there's no kamala to spice things up, no cory to do the carlton, no andrew yang making it rain. so, now, the big the question is how will this debate affect the race going forward? though to be honest, i think the real question is do these debates even matter at all? you think about it, the debates used to be the best way to get in front to have the american people, but with two billionaires in the race, the game changed. tom steyer is a household name, has the charisma of a clip board, but recent polls show him surging to second place in south carolina and third in nevada. and one guess how he did it. >> so far the candidates combined have spent $17 million on political ads just in the state of south carolina. of that $17 million, 14 mi

[laughter] bernie madoff as your financial advisor. this kid is lecturing us on fake news. >> i wonder if the documentary will cover any of the myriad, multiple errors false news stories, misleading stories, post truth world that we live in according to them. i wonder if their own role in that will be chronicled. i think that's the annoying thing, right? they act like everything was fine and then all of a sudden trump and the right wing media they created this dispope yahweh live in where you can't trust any information and we are just these, you know, these poor lost souls trying to deliver you the truth. we are not ideological we are above the fray. that's their message. i don't think anyone believes that and i don't think people on the left believe that after this week watching cnn's hosts push this narrative invented by what i assume is elizabeth warren's campaign staff that bernie told her a woman couldn't win and you saw them ask, you know, bernie has asked about it. he denies it. and then warren is not asked about it. the questi

that seems to be what bernie sanders is doing. >> yeah, anyone that has followed bernie sanders knows that the guy steps out on the campaign battlefield wearing a pair of brass knuckles. he's a tough fighter. you have two polls. one shows bernie up by a couple and biden up a couple points with warren and buttigieg close behind. there is a close haul. a four-way race in iowa. you can argue that bernie and biden are sort of tier 1 a. mayor pete and warren are 1 b. but anything can happen. one of the untold stories of this campaign so far has been the absolutely remarkable staying power of bernie sanders and joe biden. both taking a lot of incoming. bernie sanders has had the healthcare. joe biden has had the toughest press of anyone and still right there at the top. >> dana: matt, as if bernie and biden are the two polar opposites of the democratic party right now. former obama adviser jim messina said president trump would love to take on best because he would be easier to beat. what do you make of that? >> jim has not endorsed the candidates but his wife is a supporter of joe biden. i

their second choice could be bernie sanders, a bernie sanders' second choice could be amy klobuchar. i have seen that crossover. voters out here are not adhering to lanes. they're adhering to a vibe and frankly that's kind of what i'm seeing out here on the campaign trail as i talk to the voters. >> ali vitali our producer mentioned that 45% of the folks there in iowa could still be persuaded so i think when you say it's a mess you're right about that. a cold mess, maybe not a hot mess in iowa right now, right thanks to both of you. of course once the articles get to the senate we're talking about impeachment here, but once they get to the senate, it's time for trial. but how will the chief justice preside over it? it's a duty john roberts does not want but can't avoid. >>> but first, thousands across puerto rico were rattled over the weekend by an earthquake. this time a 5.9 magnitude causing millions of dollars in damage along the southern coast of the u.s. territory. and that was just on saturday. over the past two weeks or so, more than 1,200 earthquakes both big and small have p

bernie's my friend. let's move on, when questioned about this private meeting that they had had originally. but, you know, i think it pissed her off that bernie denied that he ever said it. look, he was trying to get her not to run for president, so why -- who do we believe? i believe elizabeth warren. >> bill? >> well, first of all, wow, that's a wow moment. i've rarely seen an exchange like that between candidates, but i agree with hillary. it was for real. she was pissed off. i'm just glad that they did not do that during the real debate, that they both made an effort of detente to downgrade it to -- to downplay it, if you will, even though the tension was still there. >> bill, i think it got more tension after they did it after the debate. go on. >> the mic still on, right. i'm a progressive, okay. we have the two best progressives in the country running for president. i'd be thrilled if one of them became the nominee or one of them became president. i'd love to get them both in a room and say, hey,

bernie knows me and has known me for a long time. he knows who i am, where i come from, what i have worked on and fought for. i hope bernie reconsiders and turns his campaign in a different direction. reporter: but sanders insists with that one his hands are clean. >> i got to tell i think it's a little bit after media blowup that -- [inaudible] elizabeth warren is a very good friend of mine. we have worked together in the senate for years. elizabeth warren and i will continue to work together. we will debate the issues. no one is going to trash elizabeth warren. reporter: this back and forth could change things in iowa. right now a monmouth poll finds joe biden in the lead followed by bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren who are all investing precious time here in the state when they could be anywhere hoping to win three weeks from tonight. liz? liz: peter doocy, great to see you. staying on the news now reported by cnn and "the new york times" bernie sanders now vehemently denying that he told senator elizabeth warren i

asked me why bernie, tell us why bernie, why did you make that choice? i have spent my life organizing. i am an activist and an organizer. to drive the movement for immigration reform across the country. wagep pass the $15 minimum in seattle, the first major city in the country to do that. wage in seattle, the first major city in the country to do that. way back in 2002 i was out in the streets organizing 50,000 people against the war in iraq. i love the largest motor registration drive in the history of our stay, 23,000 new immigrant citizens to vote. and i believe the next president of the united states has to understand that organizing is at the center of everything. is buildinganders that movement and organizing people across this country. dreams and authenticity in a steadfastness. my relationship with him goes back to 2015. i was a brand-new state senator and washington state. i was one of the first elected officials to endorse bernie back then. it was because of his aunt and the city, his steadfastness -- his authenticity, his steadfastness to bui

[inaudible] if bernie doesn't if they [bleep] take bernie from us, then we have nothing else to lose. jesse: we have not been able to independently verify the video but we reached out to the sanders campaign for comments, and have not heard back. joining me now with the reaction is former republican residential cabinet and ceo of the new voice herman cain. okay herman we've got a fair here this one guy part of a large campaign. but i was just saying if this was a trump campaign staff or talk about burning down cities and beating up cops, it would be all over the nightly news. so what is it say to you that the bernie sanders campaign has this much anger and rage, and is ready to let loose in his guy, if there guy doesn't get this nomination? >> it says desperation and ignorance. i believe that it's these guys know bernie is not going to get the nomination. not only because republicans don't want him to get the nomination but democrats don't want him to get the nomination because he's a devout communist. they try to sweeten and call it socialist. desperation. secondly, ignorance of what

bernie is my friend, and i am not here to try to fight with bernie. but, look, this question about whether or not a woman can be president has been raised, and it's time for us to attack it head-on. and i think the best way to talk about who can win is by looking at people's winning recocord. so can a woman beat donald trump? look at the men on this stage. collectively, they have lost 10 elections. the ononly people on this stage who have won every single election that they've been in are the women. amy and me. [applause] amy: that was senators warren and sanders. in addition to larry hamm, we're joined by alexis goldstein, activist and contributor to truthout.org. she worked for seven years on wall street at morgan stanley, merrill lynch, and deutsche bank. she has signed onto an open letter by prominent lgbtq women and non-binary people supporting elizabeth warren. if you can comment on this latestst controversy and what happened after the debate -- but the significance of what was said there, quite stunning when cnn's abby phillip, after sanders sa