i am a democrat as well but no longer will i vote democrat. i think it is outrageous that they set their when all these good things are happening to our country and how much we love our country and they looked like they hated our country. nancy pelosi, the whole time she is sitting up there with that disgusting look on her face, it is outrageous, i will never vote democrat again. i am sick of it. my whole family feels the same way. my husband and friends are sitting here. all former democrats. we all voted for hillary last time. therefore, never will we ever vote democrat again. >> this is not the first time that half the house has sat on their hands during a presidential speech. this happened during president obama and president bush. what makes this different? >> when i see their protest against the president -- it is not a protest against the president, it is a protest against everything good that this country was founded on and how much we love our country. it is always portrayed that the democrats don't love their country. we love our cou

run as a democrat. i want to be very, very clear about that. >> harris: was 45 plus million people who were following him last time in 2016, he's going to shed that and change into something different? >> you are talking about two totally different things but first of all, he says he's running as a democrat. i think the message board, he cited as the paper. i also want to point out that he has come a time after time and again, he has caucused with democrats. i just want to be very clear about that. in new hampshire come if i were sarah huckabee sanders, i would be nervous for donald trump. what happened last night's a lot of people turned out and it was more than 2008's turn out. which is a really big deal for democrats in a very close race. >> harris: was he to close for pete buttigieg can make it tightened to 1.3%. he was 60 points ahead of hillary clinton before. but it was very slim last night. >> this is going to be very close race. we know that, we've known that all along. that is what primaries a

he is not a registered democrat ok but democrats want to vote for him ok that's what the process is all about so i mean again this is probably one of the problematic areas of the democratic party is that rigging it again and right in front of us and getting away with it but d.n.c. flies into iowa where it takes care of the the elect accounting of the votes i mean you know that's like putting tony soprano on the supreme court go ahead once palm beach. it is it's and when we watched you know i think the lack of authenticity is what the american people have woken up to and you know when we watched nancy the other night and the democrats who didn't stand you know for a little girl role who is getting educational opportunities which is something that the democrats have for ever said they espouse we watch you know the to ski area being applauded and the democrats you know half of them are sitting there lackluster and i'm thinking wait a minute you know and the president's talking about environmental policy that he's frankly breaking apart from the republican line and the democrats are sti

there are seats that democrats barely won in 2018. there are seats that democrats barely won. it is a matter of fighting for that attention to it from a party perspective, having people looking down the ballot and keeping them engaged on the battle for the house. it looks like democrats will keep control of the house, having a bigger majority is always better. >> to look at iowa as an example, there is so much attention on the caucuses, but there is also a competitive senate race. potentially all four districts could be competitive. i talked to cindy asked me recently who said we need to start focusing on these down ballot races. you cover emily's list. how influential are they in terms of the endorsement? i thought it was interesting with the whole amy mcgrath dynamic because kentucky is a different state from perhaps new york or california. >> emily's list can be influential in primaries. they are willing to spend a lot of money on tv ads to bolster candidates, especially if people come in with not a lot of name recognition, they can be a difference maker in these primaries.

be pushing for democrats to win the white house. we have reelected four of the last five presidents to a second term. if donald trump is reelected and republicans keep the senate majority and if there is a vacancy on the supreme court in the next four years, what would we see from your organization and others here in washington? stephanie: you would see a massive, massive effort. emily's list is set up as an elect or alarm for the movement on the party. we think the best way to prevent that scenario is to make sure that senate is in democratic hands, no matter what happens in the white house. so we are hyper focused on winning the united states senate, winning in maine, winning in iowa, winning in kansas, catching a break in texas, seeing other races that come online, because it is all about who is sitting in those seats and making those votes, and the fight is now. the fight isn't when there is an opening, the fight is right now in 2020, and we have to win as democrats if you want to see a fair justice sitting on the u.s. supreme c

the >> leslie: as a democrat, can i just say -- democrats, if you are listening to me, stop it. the name of the game, and that would agree to make, is to get more seats. more seats in the house come in the senate. and you flip red seats. not blue seats. especially when you don't have -- >> kennedy: but that's what she wants. >> leslie: i don't agree with that. aoc has raced through $.8 million for her campaign pay that's higher than some presidential candidates on the left. she's also one of the top fund-raisers in the congress and cheeses from the public. she has 11 people running against her, fear democrats. she is not going to lose. this is not a vulnerable seat. it's a waste of time. we need to be getting more blue seats in the house and senate, not flipping our own color. >> kennedy: that's what they said about bernie sanders what he's doing pretty well. >> matt: i love leslie, we've agreed with each other too much on this show. >> leslie: so now it's time? >> matt: the democratic majority in the house is like a deflating tire. it's coming down. >> leslie: that's your wish.

they asked that of democrats. when clinton was president in '94, only 95% of democrats called themselves liberal. today, 51%. that used to be the word democrats ran from. they couldn't get elected. now you can't get nominated if you don't consider yourself a liberal to the point that bernie, the socialist, is actually not in the lead and likely going to win the nop nation. this is a terrible problem the democrats have. it takes liberalism to win a nomination. it also means liberalism loses a general election. that's where the democrats have brought themselves >> congressman, i have a minute left. >> hurry -- >> go ahead. sorry >> yeah, i just have this -- >> i have this challenge -- i wanted to get your take on it. in every election, do you have a safe pick, an outsider pick, and the radical pick. the problem i see this for the democrats is every one of the lanes is led by a democrat that doesn't line up with the brand. biden is not safe, butti g eig is an outsider, and bernie is a millionaire with three home, sum

the democratic nomination is rigged again i believe the iowa democratic buntu never intended to announce the winner last night looks like mayor cheat has rigged the iowa caucuses apparently the trolls will come to you if you say the word big so let me just say vague big big big tweaked but it didn't just start in iowa rank and file democrats were already outraged about the fact that the rules were changed by the democratic national committee in order to allow michael bloomberg into the debates michael bloomberg former new york city mayor has spent $180000000.00 on his own ad campaign and despite not having anything near the donor base of some of the other candidates the red carpet has been rolled out for him words like oligarchy are being used we should be ashamed that as american people believe in democracy all of guard if you have more money you can buy your way now my group former u.s. senator from alaska had over 67000 different donors but the democratic national committee said that was not enough and he was not welcome on the debate stage michael bloomberg is mega rich and he has do

the identity potentially of the democratic nominee, one of those democrats you mentioned here, democrats winning the house in 2018, one of the freshman democrats from that class, joe cunningham from south carolina, he won a republican seat in that 2018 wave. he said that south carolinians don't want socialism talking about a bernie sanders nomination. bernie's proposal is to raise taxes on almost everyone is not something the low country wants and not something i'd ever support. bernie sanders will not be the nominee. that's one of those class of 18 democrats speaking out there. i'm curious, what is the mood among that strain of democrat, the democrat elected from a republican seat in 2018. is what cunningham saying near the consensus? are they nervous about sanders? >> yes, the mood is nervous, and cunningham is not the only one. a number of centrist house democrats shared with me both on and off the record that they are very worried about a sanders candidacy, one of them dean phillips of minnesota told me that his district went democratic for the first time since 1958 when he was elect

democratic about socialism. just look it up in the dictionary and r unfortunately, that's all the time we have left and as always, thank you for being with us, be sure to catch my podcast and find it on the apple podcast and sean will be back here on tuesday and have a really great weekend. thank you. appreciate it. ♪ >> laura: i'm lauren ingram, this is this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight, and the nevada caucus results are meaningless for democrats at this point? and the moment, i'll explain why this is already a two-person ring before scott, doug shown react. we were first to point out that the russian history has also infected the entire democratic media complex andd robert ray ad harvey dillon explain what's driving it also tonight, unbelievable incident in which you guys might have missed because focusing on all the

i think a lot of democrats see it as a twofer. they will say we are not only going to get rid of iowa, we are going to look at new hampshire as well. >> could that happen with your secretary of state? >> we have a secretary of state who is a fierce defender of the primary. the worry would be if the democratic party decided to try to penalize candidates who campaigned in new hampshire newite the fact that hampshire, let's say, refuses to follow orders to remove its primary. can the party have leverage on the candidates in the form of penalties of some sort to prevent them from campaigning here? it has never been about the delicate, it is about -- the delegate. if our listeners want to fall you social media? twitteran follow me on @graniteprof. >> thank you for being with us. isthe new hampshire primary tuesday. watch results on candidate speeches at 7:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span, c-span.org, or the free c-span radio app. c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning new ha

the democrats loved things during the bush years when republicans mostly played nice when the democratic critics hit them hard. how did that work out for the gop? the president demonstrated with all of this stuff going on, all of the attacks, he will work with anyone and he has. he's done this with incredibly smart and powerful leaders with a lot of scary weapons. we worked with president xi of chinaa. nancy pelosi points and pulls other stunts. he doesn't want to work with him. what has she accomplished other than emboldening the radicals in her own party. do not believe for a second this is only because of the trump era. he caused it all. they relentless made fun of george h.w. bush for being a dumb jock and ridiculed john mccain for marrying a rich wife who has 8 houses and accused mitt romney of being mean to dogs and attacked sarah palin's special needs child. today is reagan's birthday. they said he was just a stupid actor who slept in the afternoon. >> these are vicious people. they stick together like glue. >> laura: he is right. when the democrats threw down the gauntlet to try

democrats sought truth. and republicans were so afraid of donald trump, even though a good number of them knew it was the right thing to do, they didn't do it. now, we walk out of this as disappointed as we are in the republicans and of course in trump with our heads held high because our search for truth, witnesses and documents, a fair trial, leaves trump and the republicans with a victory. three ways. there is a giant asterisk next to this acquittal. it wasn't a fair trial. you know how much value his acquittal has? next to zero because everyone knew. the american people knew it wasn't a fair trial. second reason, when you are against truth in the right, you pay the price. the republican senators who stuck with trump one way or other will pay a price, all of them with the exception of one, romney. there will be a lot more that will leak out over the next few months that shows the kind of cover-occupy they were involved in. the kind of fear they had with the truth. and it is the first time there was a vote

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

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

meantime the clock keeps ticking and still no final results in iowa where the 1st democratic party called because of the election season has been marred by a delayed vote counts. germany's ruling foundries party breaks its own pledge and unites with the right wing golds what it is for germany 2 hours do regional crimea. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me caring and we start with some news just in from turkey the death toll has risen to 3 hours after wednesday's plane crash in istanbul was according to the health ministry almost all of the remaining passengers and crew have sustained various injuries a passenger plane with $183.00 people on board overshot the runway while landing at istanbul's. an airport and broke into 3 pieces the fuselage of the boeing 737 burst into flames during the crash the plane belongs to pegasus alliance and was arriving from another turkish city near it's not clear what caused the accident although reports suggest that stormy weather may have played a role so be heard go catch an airport has been temporarily ground temporarily

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is a democratic hopeful. the politics in this country really need to worry about all of the people, health care for all, and come out for bernie. albert, whotalk to is calling from chicago, illinois on the democratic line. albert, good morning. guest: -- caller: i want to address these callers who say bernie sanders hesuch a shoo-in to be trump lost to hillary clinton by 4 million votes. there is no way anyone can steal 4 million votes without getting caught. if bernie sanders was rejected by 4 million democrats, what makes his supporters think the rest of the country is going to get on board with him? that is my comment. host: we would like to thank all of our callers for calling in on this segment. coming up, we are going to go back to new hampshire for a preview of tuesday's big primary. we will be joined by neil levesque of the new hampshire institute of politics at saint and some college. later, we will talk to ray buckley, chairman of the new hampshire to accredit party. we will be right back -- democra

keeps ticking on still no final result in where the 1st democratic party caucus 2020. has been marred by the latest polls. people in germany where the ruling centrist party. but the right wing alternative for germany the premier of a local region. sport is rocked by scandal as a former champion figure skater publishes rape allegations against her coach which she alleges 1st took place when she was 15. live from our international news center in moscow this is our welcome wherever you're watching us from today my name's o'neill we begin with some breaking news on the program from turkey and iran 140 people injuries after a passenger plane overshot the runway while istanbul's. port this we're looking right now. images from there the boeing 737 sustained extensive damage to his fuselage to the main body of the plane which burst into flames during the crash the governor of. all 183 people on board. crew members were evacuated and the plane belonged to pegasus early lines and was arriving from another city is near it's not clear what caused the accident although reports sugg

in the democratic debate. all of the candidates run like rats when the lights go on when it comes to barack obama. they don't want to touch him because people know, especially in the latino community, know what happened with immigration and obama. trump knows this. he is playing that card that shows -- amy: the whole issue talking about criminal aliens. show peopletudies who are not native born are less likely to commit crimes, whether violent or nonviolent. interestingly, as he touted the wall, just a few weeks ago newly installed panels from the u.s. border wall fell over -- this was from california -- into mexico to ask ago because of high winds. >> yeah. the wall is symbolic adjusted immigration, i think it is the closing of the u.s. mind. that is a trap i think the democrats have fallen into. they played to anti-immigrant sentiment. instead of saying racist tropes, they said -- at the leveled immigrant body, the tortured, the starved, dehydrated from the dead child at the river and in the desert, there is

bernie sanders is still not a democrat, he is a socialist democrat. it's astonishing. >> laura: mercedes, when i noticed tonight, looking at the tale of two scenes, trump with rallying this massive crowd and what is happening at the debate, it was an attempt by mayor pete to try to take out bernie, and warren's sole purpose was to go after bloomberg. warren's takedown of bloomberg reminded me of what chris christie did to marco rubio in 2016. remember that debate? it was brutal. bloomberg did not come across well tonight, and bernie did answer the point. but you've got to say, he had the philosophy, and he is rolling with it. >> there is no question, i think the host of the moderators really went straight into asking the tough questions to bloomberg on the women issue, on the nondisclosure agreements. i mean, he was purely on defense tonight. and it was very clear that warren and biden and buttigieg, they know that they need to take out bloomberg to even have a fighting chance. i mean, you are having these bloomberg strategists come out and basically

the are in see statement in las vegas, today's democrat party, futurist socialist policies, the democrat field is so wide open shows how truly weak it is. there are to be fair a number of candidates trying to be more moderate in this race but it is interesting what they say about how split the party is. that has to be good news for your camp. >> democrats are in complete disarray. when you take out the more the past three years it was russia and then ukraine and look at what is left of the democrat party, party that is eating itself, a socialist millionaire arguing about killing millions of healthcare jobs versus a big government billionaire trying to buy away the election but wants to kill off all the coal miners jobs. there is not a lot of debate going on in the democratic party and it is because they don't have a solid candidate is a solid message for the american people to compete with the best economy in the world ushered in by donald trump. jillian: debate going on last night, let's talk about that. they repeat had something -- mayor pete said something about a president for middle

concorde is typically very democratic pretty liberal place. that is a place where you expect either elizabeth warren or bernie sanders to do well. but especially warren, i think. if he buttigieg is doing wellin concorde, that suggests to me that he succeeded in becoming a crossover candidate. so the liberals and moderates will like him. that to me would be a signal that he will have a very good night. >> how would you describe what happened monday in iowa? would you called a fiasco? >> i would, because you have the first in the nation event. the fact that the results were not delivered promptly and accurately when everyone is waiting for a year anticipating this. it was a blackeye for iowa, and it is not the first one. eight years ago, i will republicans declared the wrong winner of the iowa caucuses. mitt romney instead of rick santorum. i understand iowa democrats need to count accurately, although there are problems with that as well. but i think they dropped the ball. >> so i asked that because four years from now does that in any way chan

jon: i don't know if you're among them but democrats who are secretly cringing at the idea that a democrat socialist, i.e. bernie sanders could be the standard of the party, does that concern you at all? >> is certainly concerns me. my politics are somewhere in the middle, i support bipartisanship here in washington, d.c., i support candidates that work across party lines and one key message that joe biden is running on is he can go anywhere, he went over to 40 different races in 2018 and the maternal election in key districts where we flipped republican to democrat that the president had one previously in 2016 and his argument is i went anywhere in wisconsin, michigan, pitt savanna, nevada. so my support is behind some of the can went everywhere like the vice president like buttigieg, like amy klobuchar in less then bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> what about his dismal appearances in new hampshire in iowa he said he might be more diverse electorate, you cannot get more diverse the nevada he is very for showing. >> is running second period. >> a very distant second. >> still number

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but even the democrats in the house majority and in the senate may not support some of the democrats some of them a not support bernie sanders platform. >> this is one of the dilemmas of our political system. the fact we will have a divided government for most of our lives and presidents are not going to be able to do a lot. obama, the first couple of years it was such a missed opportunity for that reason. thethe bully pulpit of presidency, sanders will be able to do a lot. i think he has shown an ability to work with others that he doesn't agree with. of sanders framing as this wild radical who can't work with institutions belies the fact he has had quite the successful time in the congress. he has managed to be the chair of the veterans affairs committee, managed to deliver benefits for the veterans and their families to working with republicans, even. he supported thing like the public option. this is not a figure that is a complete unknown. he is keen to play this up. if you notice his interaction with joe biden during the presidential debates, i'm sure they get along, maybe frie

the democrats shot that down today. let's bring in my next guest, talk show host, cpac 2020 speaker, larry o'connor. great to see you. bernie made the front page of cuba's state-run newspaper, getting applause for support of cuba and castro. your reaction to that? >> yeah, you know, why we're having the star-spangled ban are rehearsing in the background. sorry if that is drowning me out. liz, listen, the democratic party have to come terms with the fact that this praise for fidel castro really does send a message to the american people that socialism is the same as authoritarianism. bernie sanders saying basically that these policies were so great in castro's cuba is acknowledging that strong-armed tactics are worth it if the means, good is worth it. i'm so sorry. hard to -- liz: hilarious that "the star-spangled banner," i think hilarious that the national anthem is playing. so funny. here we go. >> all right. let's go, try again. i did my best, liz. liz: you're doing great. i want to get to this, biden leading in a po

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the iowa democrats are pragmatic. and i think that as the minds concentrated over the five day that joe biden whose numbers have held up remarkably well nationally after everybody predicted he would fall apart are there's a good chance he will win the caucuses. say that remembering that on showtime, on the circus, the sunday before the 2016 election, i said, no how no way, not in this universe or any other universe can donald j. trump be elected presidents of the united states. enough i want to turn to the republicans and start with karl. i want to turn to trump actually. the trump strategy so far seems to be to double-down on a campaign directed to his base. last time he drew to an inside straight. narrowly caring wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan, changed 38,000 votes and hillary clinton is president. if you were in charge of the trump campaign, what strategy would you have trump pursue and do you think he'll do it? >> well, first of all, left me slightly disagree with you. think they talk like they are spending

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ago i wassay 10 years a democrat, union democrat all my life. i changed to republican to vote these guys out. and to have that opportunity. hillary, to my surprise, i don't know if this 2020 race will be as crazy as last year -- i mean, as the last presidential race. thingerg, it is the same -- money. same thing as donald trump. money versus money. very annoying right now. the democratic party, they can beat trump. they can beat him, but they have to come together more on the issues and there are a lot of issues. the system is a failure. climate change is -- what is trump doing? done a good job with the economy. could the democrats do that and change the policies? that is all i have to say. thank you. host: thank you for the call. he mentioned hillary clinton. a headline getting a lot of attention over the last 24 bloomberg isl considering hillary clinton is a potential running mate. he is with her, writes the new york post. bloomberg could team up with hillary clinton to try to take down donald trump by making her his running mate. found they p

bernie sanders is still not a democrat, he is a socialist democrat. it's astonishing. >> laura: mercedes, when i noticed tonight, looking at the tale of two scenes, trump rallying this massive crowd and what is happening at the debate, it was anat attempt by mayor pee to try to take out bernie, and warren's sole purpose was to go after bloomberg. warren's takedown of bloomberg reminded me of what chris christie did to marco rubio in 2016. remember that debate? it was brutal. bloomberg did not come across well tonight, and bernie did answer the point. but you've got to say, he had the philosophy, and he is rolling with it. >> there is no question, i think the host of the moderators really went straight into asking the tough questions to bloomberg on the women issue, on the nondisclosure agreements. i mean, he was purely on defense tonight. and it was very clear that warren and bidenen and buttigie, they know that they need to take out bloomberg to even have a fighting chance. i mean, you are having these bloomberg strategists come out and basically say

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

now democrats say it wasn't trump who built it, it was democrats. it does not add up, let's welcome my next guest, great to see you. your reaction, the economy is not just healthy, it is reaching unprecedented milestones. your take? >> when you look at the economy it's hard to make the case that things are not getting better in the not very, very good right now. we have not seen unemployment rate this lot for this long going all the way back to the 1950s, if you look at the misery index in the inflation rate, it is the lowest it's been since 1955. the share of consumers, the gallup poll does a survey, 5000 households, what's the biggest problem in america today, the share of economic conditions is the lowest it's been since they've done the survey. it is just not going to self you gonna try to convince people things are not good right now. you are also seen wage growth is something extraordinary for low-wage workers, outpacing by the widest margin and a generation, here is the thing, history is on that president. since george washington, a strong ec

democrats groaning and booing during the speech. when the president urged congress to lower drug prices, democrats called for action on a bill already passed by the hou house. >"the wall street journal"'s peggy noonan tweeted this. it's very poetic of her. "this is a big night, they cleaved down the middle night with no one trying to hide the divide. no ameliorating courtesy. no enacting a formal regard. just the great divide. in a net hidden and out there for all the world to see." here now with his take, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor and also has a little poetry in him. good to see you. >> [laughs] >> harris: first of all, i want your reaction to peggy noonan's take on. >> i think it's over some plastic. i love peggy noonan, she's one of the best writers and best minds in our country. but for her to make somewhat of an equivalency of the democrats and the republicans' behavior in the chamber last night, i think you really have to stretch it. first of all, the president delivered a speech that was rem

party is going to release the democratic party in two rounds, and let me explain why. there are two rounds of voting in the iowa caucuses and when the caucusgoers are going into the room they express the initial preference and then a tab ulation to determine which candidates are not viable if they don't hit 15% in most room, and then they have a chance to realign with a candidate that is viable, and then a final round of voting. so we will see if they can produce a first-round popular vote, and the final-round popular vote and the state delegates that we use to determine the winner of the iowa caucuses. >> thank you, david chalian. and john king, we have had this conversation 24 hours ago or so, and what are you looking for in these results? >> hopefully groundhog day is over. and so what is the scope? results from all across the state which is partial in some of the counties or here, there, there. and that is one thing, and how much do we get whand do we get? that is what we will look for when it is filling in. and dark blue is joe biden, and purple is michael bloombe

>> who's the democratic front-runner. is it new hampshire winner bernie sanders? >> we will not only defeat trump, we will transform this country. >> or delegate leader pete buttigieg? >> i now stand before you at the head of an unlikely campaign leading in the race for delegates to the democratic nomination. >> can amy klobuchar keep surging? >> i'm amy klobuchar and i will beat donald trump. >> or should democrats pin their hopes on michael bloomberg, who's now facing heightened scrutiny? >> i know i can't change history. what i can do is learn from my mistakes. >> this morning my exclusive sitdown with the one-time front-runner, former vice president joe biden, who took on sanders supporters. >> if any of my supporters did that, i'd disown them. >> and my interview with senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. >>> plus, the president strikes back. >> what lesson did you learn from impeachment? >> that the democrats are crooked. they have got a lot of crooked things going. that they're vicious. >> president trump attacks his foes and protects his friends in a post-im

democratic pollster cornell belcher, o. kay henderson, anna palmer, coauthor of politico's playbook, and rich lowry, editor of national review. kay, you get to start first. this is your territory, we're the visitors here. >> welcome. >> it's always good to have you as our opener. all right. the thing you take away most here is this indecision over this electability issue. >> right. >> there's sanders and then there's that issue. >> right. >> what's happened? >> well, in part it's fueled by the fact that trump is so active on twitter and actually was active in iowa on thursday night. and so he sort of stirs up that angst in people because they see him all over the place, number one. number two, you didn't have a definitive front-runner. you had sanders, who finished essentially in a tie in 2016, who was perceived as sort of a front-runner, as was biden, but neither one of them have been able to sort of sprint out because you had some other people, namely elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg who are able to make inroads here b

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

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

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

party actually believes in democracy now fine he don't he's not a registered democrat ok but democrats want to vote for him ok that's what the process is all about so i mean again this is probably one of the problematic areas of the democratic party is that rigging it again and right in front of us and getting away with it but d.n.c. flies into iowa where it takes care of the elect accounting of the votes i mean you know that's like putting tony soprano on the supreme court go ahead most palm beach . and it is if and when we watched you know i think that lack of authenticity is what the american people have woken up to and you know when we watched nancy the other night and the democrats who didn't stand you know for a little who are all who is getting educational opportunities which is something that the democrats have for ever. said they espouse we watch you know the to ski area being applauded and the democrats you know half of them are sitting there lackluster and i'm thinking we have it here and the president's talking about environmental policy that he's frankly breaking apart fro

>>host: andy, democrat. hello andy . >> caller: how are you doing today is the mark i want to say i'm a conservative democrat, i'm a born-again christian and i think i thank the lord for trump. i'm glad this is over with. it's a great day for america and i will say that next, policy, humor, adam schiff, all of them need to go home along with omar and cortez and also sanders and warren and booted edge, they need to go home to. joe biden needs to go home to . >> you self identified as a democrat but you are not supporting any democrats wes and mark. >> the only two that i would probably look at but i know they are not even on the radar would be john delaney or miss gabbard and i think she's getting a raw deal. she can't even get on the stage to get her message out and john delaney is having the same problem to area i know mike huckabee has interviewed both of them both of them are moderates and they would be good to represent the democratic party. >> host: are you a fan of president trump is a democrat and abo

some of that capacity as democrats has atrophied as democrats had fallen in the minority. we are doing a lot of that and making early investments in states allows a strong team in the states to partner with us to recruit candidates that are diverse really reflect their communities. let's talk about what the changes we made in data analytics. when i returned in 2010 it was like comparing apples to oranges. polling at the state legislative levels is really difficult. we waited for bias and where to make investments. that was the wrong way to do things. as a result, when i came back, i said we need to standardize our data analytics and put them in one platform to figure out what is the best chamber opportunity for us to flip and what are the best races and what are races we may be missing out on? so we partnered to build out a data and analytics platform. we juice online panel data and past election results at all levels of the ballot. our analytics platform has been more predicttive than polling in all cases. the performace secrtary clinton received, the legislative results

instead, they kicked democracy in the hanging chad. >> the democrats found a way to lose the democratic caucus in iowa. the president was delighted by this. he weighed in, tweeting, it is not the fault of iowa. it's the do-nothing democrats' fault. as long as i am president, iowa will stay where it is. was there talk of moving iowa? did iowa decide to retire and move to florida? i didn't know about that. >> the app that the democrats' commissioned ended up malfunctioning and crewing up the entire night. i guess, what do you expect? the average age of the party leadership is 85 years old. what do they know about apps? the only thing they know about apps is you get one for free with the early bird special. >> buy one get one free app. >> it's wednesday morning and we don't have all of the results. >> it's incredible. >>> new results overnight from iowa. where results stand and what they mean for democrats trying to unseat the president, following the divisive state of the union. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you

a warren democrat. >> i am a warren democrat. go!let's thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ♪ what you want, baby i got. ♪ >> ♪ what you need, you know i got it ♪ host: senator warren and there is senator bernie sanders signing eggs at the politics and eggs event, many of the events we have covered in this campaign and now back live at hanover avenue hamster in the bernie sanders rally. hanover, new hampshire. >> i volunteered and met local folks involved in burlington politics and a few years later they asked me to run. and i lost in 1994 by 59 votes. what i came back and ran again in 1996 and it in the house for 14 years. a couple years off when we move my far

senator doug jones, a democrat questioning bernie's democrat socialist label. senator jones says bernie uses the term democrat there just to soften socialism. to your point i want to get to bernie sanders attacking james carville after carville hit the panic button over sanders as nominee. watch this. >> in with all due respect is a political hack who said very terrible things when he was working for clinton against barack obama. i think he said some of the same things. look, we are taking on the establishment. this is no secret to anybody. we're taking on the -- i guess former head of goldman sachs attacked me yesterday. liz: critics say again and again, governor, that bernie sanders dodges the point. james carville is challenging sanders on his government take over policies. carville says the democrats are quote, losing their damn minds saying if we go the way of the british labour party, if we nominate our jeremy corbin it will be end of days. he is scared to death. watch this. >> there is a certain part of the democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'

if you are a registered democrat you get a democrat ballot. undeclared you can choose one or the other. we spoke to one of the voters who voted. here is how she said she voted. >> today i voted for actual tulsi gabbard. i thought i would give her a chance. >> this location has shy of 18,000 registered voters, they expect. a little over 7,000 republicans, 4,000 democrats, 6,000 undeclared. so we won't know until we get the results. they're coming in this location, a hot spot for candidates. we believe we may see a few of them. so far only the trump campaign showed up katrina pearson a little earlier. >> ed: thank you. >> sandra: thank you, griff. joining us for more on that marie harf executive director of serve america and marc thiessen former speech writer for george w. bush and a fellow and fox news contributors. today is a big day, marie. what are you seeing and hearing? >> the question i hear from a lot of people is whether the pete momentum is real coming out of iowa. he put a lot of eggs in the iowa basket and did very well. we see him h