secretary of state will get right back to you take a listen to what john kerry had to say. we've never had the kind of intensity and the growing very clear evidence of why it is happening the warming of the ocean produces greater intensity to storms more moisture in the air more rain bigger floods it's clearly related and to have a president who. wants to put his head in the good pretenders not hope of the user is just a moment of enormous responsibility that clearly referring there to president donald trump who as we know wants to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement how difficult in your opinion will it be for the world to take meaningful climate action without the support of the united states. well you know the world has been doing that donald trump made this irresponsible announcement a couple of years ago and what you have seen is the world moving forward in implementation not fast enough not with enough scale but there is no other country that has pulled itself out of the paris agreement and in fact more than half of the u.s. economy has said we

secretary of state will get right back to you take a listen to what john kerry had to say. we've never had the kind of intensity and the growing very clear evidence of why it is happening the warming of the ocean produces greater intensity to storms more moisture in the air more rain bigger floods it's clearly related and to have a president who. wants to put his head in the good pretend it's not happening as a is just a moment of enormous responsibility that clearly referring there to president donald trump who as we know wants to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement how difficult in your opinion will it be for the world to take meaningful climate action without the support of the united states. well you know the world has been doing that donald trump made this irresponsible announcement a couple of years ago and what you have seen is the world moving forward in implementation not fast enough not with enough scale but there is no other country that has pulled itself out of the paris agreement and in fact more than half of the u.s. economy has said we

secretary of state we'll get right back to you take a listen to what john kerry had to say. we've never had the kind of intensity and the growing very clear evidence of why it is happening the warming of the ocean produces greater intensity of storms more moisture in the air more rain bigger floods it's clearly related and to have a president who. wants to put his head in the good pretenders not happening as it is just a moment of enormous responsibility that clearly referring there to president donald trump who has been know wants to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement how difficult in your opinion will it be for the world to take meaningful climate action without the support of the united states. well you know the world has been doing that donald trump made this irresponsible announcement a couple of years ago and what you have seen is the world moving forward in implementation not fast enough not with enough scale but there is no other country that has pulled itself out of the paris agreement and in fact more than half of the u.s. economy has said

maria: you even have john kerry's stepson writing a note to john kerry's aid i don't like -- we have this email here we're going to show. even said, i don't want to be anywhere near this burisma situation. we are not investing here as hunter biden was. >> well those three people on that email are the first witnesses. did the chief of staff once notified, did he go to john kerry, hey, joe biden has got a problem? can you you imagine what happened today if republican vice president whose son received $3 million from the most corrupt gas company in ukraine tied to russia? it would be all over the world. jim risch, need to start it. when it comes to rosenstein, i will call sally yates and find out why a warrant was issued to carter page on four different occasions without adequate foundation. found out about how the department of justice and fbi became so out of bounds when it came to trump. maria: what about adam schiff, senator? adam schiff we know has been lying or fabricating things for at least three years. >> intel committee. maria: he told us collusion was in plain sight between p

john kerry. i think he is doing a concert, right? was are is a concert -- concert last week. >> in this weather, it is lovely. >> where are you from? originally, california, but right now i am kind of everywhere. we you in iowa? >> we were in iowa, now we are here. >> you out there? michelle: i was but i left before the caucus. it is so crazy. you get to meet everyone. do what you can, right? democracy. it is nice to meet you guys. >> make us your second choice. michelle: i'd vote for anybody. that is how i feel. how did you start with bernie? >> drugs. >> you are campaign staff, right? >> volunteers. michelle: good for you. >> i work in d.c.. i was a big biden supporter in 2016. i wish he had run. i would have vastly preferred him over hillary. what i think the country has changed -- but i think the country has changed and i have changed. i just don't -- i think about the iraq war vote and i am, as i have gotten older, seeing how corrupt d.c. is, i think someone ane bernie just kind of has advantage because he is not subservient to

kerry aid hired by them, also a former john kerry aid join the board. you paid $90000, what was that contract for? was it to direct u.s. taxpayer dollars? why did you donate thousands of dollars to democratic senators and richard blumenthal in the year leading up to your registration. let's get the senators to testify. senator markey, senator shaheen, was it a coincidence that shortly after ukraine energy sector lobbyists gave you thousands of dollars in donations you wrote to president obama urging him to send more aid to the ukraine energy sector. were you aware of the original source of donations. were you aware they came from a lobbyists for corrupt foreign company, a company you went on to support and senator blumenthal was it your decision to sponsor legislation alongside senator markey that push more money toward ukraine gas sector influenced by lobbies to your campaign committee. no one. [inaudible] was that a blatant and corrupt conflict of interest? why did you not recuse yourself for anything to do with ukraine energy. are you aware that davi

the race, do you vote for john kerry? >> capri: no. john kerry is supposed to be in iowa supporting joe biden and he's dumb enough to be blabbing into his phone in a hotel with journalists all around him talking about what he'll have to do, what boards he'll have to speech money he'll have to give up, to enter the race. >> capri: on one hand, they see him the most electable. >> kennedy: he's a surrogate, he should be the person with the most confidence in joe biden and for joe biden, his best friend. >> sean: this money, he is upwards of $200 million already, this is the x factor, how much does that affect super tuesday in these other states? we don't know yet buddies taking that center lane away joe biden. >> harris: you think he'll take delegates? >> capri: i understand as a new yorker, the tax plan that came out, the gun stuff, i get it. >> kennedy: stop and frisk. >> capri: stop and frisk will hurt him but there's people who are really desperate to find someone who has leadership that isn't a socialist like bernie san

now, this, overhearing john kerry discussing getting into the race himself. what he's saying now. >>> secrets revealed, the new accusations the man who led victoria's secret secretly harassed employees and models including this supermodel. >>> college athletes even though they didn't step on a field. >>> good evening. we begin with more breaking news about the deadly coronavirus. as of this evening, most foreigners who have been in china recently will no longer be allowed to enter the united states. today the number of cases of coronavirus here in this country grew, and globally, the death toll is rising with at least 350 deaths in china and now the first death outside of china this weekend in the philippines. we're hearing desperate stories of americans caught up in it all, stuck in china. sarah harman has details. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. is closed to most foreigners who have traveled recently to china as a ninth case is confirmed in the u.s., the president telling fox -- >> we've offered china help, but we can't have thousands of people coming in who

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heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", john kerry blasting report claims he's considering late-run for president, overheard him on the phone of bid in hotel lobby, former secretary of state tweeting, quote, i'm absolutely not running for president any report otherwise is categorically false, that tweet originally had expletive that has since been deleted, kerry has been campaigning for joe biden. well, 2020 hopeful andrew yang will not investigate president trump if he wins the election, while some of his rivals will look into the president if he wins the white house, yang is taking a less invasive path. >> well, you have to see what the facts on the ground are and certainly i'd listen to the guidance it's a very nasty pattern that countries have fallen into where a new president ends up throwing the president before them in jail. heather: yang adding the pattern makes it difficult for party to govern since there's no sense of unity in the country. trump campaign airing a surprise super bowl ad on just reform, watch this. >> it's getting worse every day, i i ju

when you have john kerry overheard allegedly saying maybe i'll get in here. sounds like democrats are nervous whether bernie sanders will get momentum. kerry running from that. >> sandra: caucusing begins today. the trial continues later this morning on capitol hill. >> ed: let's not forget officials confirming the first coronavirus death outside of china this morning. u.s. airports scramble to enforce new travel restrictions. the latest on the effort to contain the outbreak coming up. >> sandra: rival campaigns warning bernie sanders could claim victory tonight before the iowa caucuses are concluded. how could it shape the outcome? karl rove has a lot to say on that and will join us next as we come to you live from des moines, iowa, on this monday morning. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win. [cheering and applause] our job together is to create the highest turnout in the history of the iowa caucuses. [cheering and applause] [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what

what was john kerry talking about? comments that folks are focused right now on the candidates who've been putting the work into the ground. building the organization and building the ground here for over a year. people are really excited here in the state. i've been talking to folks all day. >> so within the party, what are the issues? >> their issues are health care and climate change and those are the issues i hear a lot about. i hear about jobs and education and these are the issues that people are talking about out there. it's the whole range of issues. every time you go to an event you hear something about health care, transportation policy, you can hear something about trade, something about foreign policy. as as a whole myriad of issues t there. >> how often do you hear the word impeachment. honestly people are focused on what's going to happen tonight. people have been focused on that and having that conversation. >> what does that mean about where iowa democrats are? >> what does that mean here if anything. >

kerry and the obama administration so i seen firsthand the difference between good leadership and bad leadership, i.e., what we are dealing with now and it's like who among the candidates, there are 11 candidates that are -- there are many of them but to me he stands out as the one -- [inaudible]. jumping on a campaign wasn't an option. [inaudible conversations] >> you are voting monday. >> we might have events coming up with the vp in town. go online and you might be able to meet the guy in person. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. nice to meet you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background noises] [background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> i'm michelle. >> i'm mike. it's a pleasure. >> i assume you are voting on monday? >> yes, i am. [background noises] >> pretty good numbers of undecided. >> yeah, i think in terms of it really happens in some ways people living there are spoiled because they get [inaudible] which is so great because there is no better way to get someone [inaudible] >> exactly. the

. >> reporter: just this afternoon, an nbc reporter overhearing biden's top surrogate, john kerry, on a phone call discussing a run. just two hours later, kerry originally tweeting he is absolutely not running any report otherwise is f-ing or categorically false. nbc newsstands by its reporting. sharing the top polling position in iowa with biden, bernie sanders, drawing thousands at a rally on saturday night in cedar rapids, rallying his campaign organizers. >> we're going to win. if we win here, we have a path toward victory, and together we will defeat the most dangerous president in modern american history. thank you all so much. >> reporter: john kerry is continuing to deny this story, saying that he is not considering jumping into the race, saying he was engaged in a phone call in which a friend was asking whether he'd ever consider jumping in, and he was giving the reasons that he would not. again, tonight the iowa caucus but one thing we do know out of this amidst all the unknowns is that there will not be a clear front-runner coming out of iowa and the race in this field is s

scott, what is this talk about john kerry? what does it say about the democratic party not only in iowa, but at large? >> it sounds like -- again, it's the stuff that people talk about in bars. but the reality is that the field is set, and this is the field we are going to go forward with. i can't imagine somebody being a late entrant. >> well, raka, it's possible. if it is not possible, if it doesn't happen -- answer the question if you can for us, what does it say about where the democratic party is right now in choosing who they would like to be their nominee? >> i think it completely feeds the narrative that i am hearing a lot about lately, that the democratic party is going to try and interfere and sway it away from bernie sanders if the momentum is with sanders because they don't want him to be the candidate. you know, it kind of testifies to that, i am sorry to say, that he has said such a thing. you know, it is not just about biden. it is about who else is in the game. and clearly, if kerry is thinking about it, it is

kerry throwing his medals over the fence and i won't save benedict arnold. >> host: do you mean that romney's vote on the articles of impeachment, the guilty vote reminds you of that? >> caller: it certainly does. i don't know why but that's what shot through my brain when i heard that romney say guilty, i thought jane fonda sitting on a tank and i thought of john kerry throwing his medals across the fence. >> host: the impeachment trial of president trump the shortest presidential impeachment trial on record, 21 days. the clinton impeachment trial in 1999, 37 days in the impeachment trial of president andrew johnson, 83 days. again president trump acquitted the third president of the tried and acquitted by the u.s. senate in an impeachment trial. we showed you news conferences from senator schumer and also from mitch mcconnell. we also heard from the president's personal attorney jay sekulow and here's some of what he had to say. >> let me make a quick statement. obviously we are pleased. the real victor today was the american people but also the constitution, the office of the pres

now they're bringing john kerry back to new hampshire and you're like, okay, the last time john kerry hung out with you, there was rumors about him jumping in. >> john kerry has not exactly covered himself in glory as far as surrogates go and he's been around long enough to know that having a loud conversation in a hotel full of reporters is perhaps not a strategic move. and yeah, i think the challenge for the biden campaign is that there's almost a sense of a death rattle. and whether or not that's fair, that's what they're getting asked about. that's the conversation that's dominating it. we've seen him going from being the totally comfortable front-runner for most of this campaign cycle to just kind of face planting in iowa. it's hard to take that kind of finish and turn it into a persuasive argument to new hampshire voters who care so much about picking winners. >> bill, to hear mike memoli say they're starting to talk about the hillary clinton '08 new hampshire campaign, she finished third. in the 20th century it used to be harry truman and now in the 21st century it's remember h

secretary of state from another era john kerry who made a plea for reviving international cooperation no country can solve the problems we face of climate change cyber warfare nuclear challenges extremism disease all of these things require cooperation if we didn't have a united nations we'd have to invent it so people need to stop playing with people's fears protesters gathered outside the hotel where the conference is being held they said social problems and climate change should also be considered major security issues i said jesus and nothing. else kind of but i know you cannot exclude climate protection from the security issue because it's a huge issue. and war is definitely not climate neutral. mistreatment i designed the conference continues until sunday with debates over the role of nato and the conflict in syria likely to dominate. the german president's words fell on mostly receptive ears with numerous participants bemoaning the decline of cohesion within the transatlantic community a decline for which the organizers of the security conference even coined a new term west mea

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secretary of state from another era john kerry who made a plea for reviving international cooperation snow country can solve the problems we face with climate change cyber warfare nuclear challenges extremism disease all of these things require cooperation if we didn't have the united nations would have to invent it so people to just stop playing with people's fears protesters gathered outside the hotel where the conference is being held they said social problems and climate change should also be considered major security issues this is and i'm not. the kind of but i know you cannot exclude climate protection from the security issue because it's a huge issue. and war is definitely not climate neutral. the conference continues until sunday with debates over the role of nato and the conflict in syria likely to dominate its chief political correspondent melinda crane is in munich for us. in this address the german presidents was highly critical of the big powers we're talking about china russia the united states tell us more what exactly did the german president say. well as mentioned in

this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a very a stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. possibly has the highest number of climate change deniers in the world this of course is an issue that is impeding the efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change and this is just one of the issues that came up the green deal which is being fronted by the e.u. for example to try and mitigate these effects also came up and yet germany who is a signatory of that deal is still producing more beef than it can consume so there's a lot of awareness but there's also a lot of action there's also action towards the wrong things there was concern that banks are still investing in fuel fossil fuel companies and yet on paper they seem to be in agreement with the perrys agreement. coming back to that the theme of this year's munich security conference west lessness right the idea that. 'd the western world's dominance is receding how would that present in the affect africa what is the feeling about how that would affect africa. well the most important thing that would happen is that

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this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. possibly has the highest number of climate change deniers in the world this of course is an issue that is impeding the efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change and this is just one of the issues that came up the green deal which is being fronted by the e.u. for example to try and mitigate these effects also came up and yet germany who is a signatory of that deal is still producing more beef than it can consume so there's a lot of awareness but there's also a lot of action there's also action towards the wrong things there was concern that banks are still investing in fuel fossil fuel companies and yet on paper they seem to be in agreement with the paris agreement. coming back to that the theme of this year's munich security conference where the idea that. the western world's dominance is receding how would that position the affect africa what is the feeling about how that would affect africa. well the most important thing that would happen is that africans would get a

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this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. possibly has the highest number of climate change deniers in the world this of course is an issue that is impeding the efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change and this is just one of the issues that came up the green deal which is being fronted by the e.u. for example to try and mitigate these effects also came up and yet germany who is a signatory of that deal is still producing more beef than it can consume so there's a lot of awareness but there's also a lot of action there's also action towards the wrong things there was concern that banks are still investing in fuel fossil fuel companies and yet on paper. they seem to be in agreement with the paris agreement. coming back to that the theme of this year's munich security conference west's lessness right the idea that. the western world's dominance is receding how would that present in the affect africa what is the feeling about how that would affect africa. well the most important thing that would happen is that a

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this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. possibly has the highest number of climate change deniers in the world this of course is an issue that is impeding the efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change and this is just one of the issues that came up the green deal which is being fronted by the e.u. for example to try and mitigate these effects also came up and yet germany who is a signatory of that deal is still producing more beef than it can consume so there's a lot of awareness but there's also a lot of action there's also action towards the wrong things there was concern that banks are still investing in fuel fossil fuel companies and yet on. they seem to be in agreement with the paris agreement. it is coming back to that the theme of this year's munich security conference where the idea that. the western world's dominance is receding how would that position the affect africa what is the feeling about how that would affect africa. well the most important thing that would happen is that africans would get

this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. possibly has the highest number of climate change deniers in the world this of course is an issue that is impeding the efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change and this is just one of the issues that came up the green deal which is being fronted by the e.u. for example to try and mitigate these effects also came up and yet germany who is a signatory of that deal is still producing more beef than it can consume so there's a lot of awareness but there's also a lot of action there's also action towards the wrong things there was concern that banks are still investing in fuel fossil fuel companies and yet on pay. they seem to be in agreement with the paris agreement. coming back to that the theme of this year's munich security conference where so lessness right the idea that. the western world's dominance is receding how would that position the affect africa what is the feeling about how that would affect africa. well the most important thing that would happen is that afr

john kerry blasting a report claiming he is considering a late one for president. ax reported that an analyst heard him on the phone talking about a bid in the iowa hotel lobby because he was concerned about rising support for bernie sanders. the former secretary of state tweeting, quote: i am absolutely not running for president. any report otherwise is categorically false. that tweet originally had an explicative that has since been deleted. the former secretary of state has been campaigning for joe biden. rob: president trump determined to push a message of unity and optimism at tomorrow's state of the union address. >> any thought to delay the state of the union. >> no, no. we are going to talk about the achievements that we have made. nobody has made achievements like we have made. some different things. i'm so proud of what we have done. rob: meanwhile house democrats gearing up to stage protest. already stating they won't attend the big speech. working group encouraging women to wear white for the second year in a row. watch out for that. jillian: time for t

and criticized john kerry for meeting with iranian officials after he left office. in 2015, months before the us agreed to the iran nuclear deal, republican senators sent an open letter to iran's leaders stressing a future president could unravel any international agreement the senate failed to ratify. the obama white house accused them than of undermining the administration's foreign-policy. the story about chris murphy's meeting with the iranian foreign minister broke a day ago. the online news site stated in the report such a meeting would mean murphy had done the type of secret coordination with foreign leaders to undermine the us government that he accused trump officials of doing. in february of 2017 he demanded investigations of national security adviser michael flynn because he had a phone call with his counterpart to be in russia. let's bring in richard fowler and molly hemingway who broke that story. good evening to both of you. congratulations on the scoop. what do you want to highlight for your reporting. >> what is interesting is what chris murphy said

secretary of state from another era john kerry who made a plea for reviving international cooperation no country can solve the problems we face of climate change cyber warfare nuclear challenges extremism disease all of these things require cooperation if we didn't have the united nations would have to invent it so people to just stop playing with people's fears protesters gathered outside the hotel where the conference is being held they said social problems and climate change should also be considered major security issues and cities and i'm not so much that's not. how it's kind of but i you know you cannot exclude climate protection from the security issue because it's a huge issue. and war is definitely not climate neutral. mistreatment i designed the conference continues until sunday with debates over the role of nato and the conflict in syria likely to dominate. some more on this i'm joined now by chief political editor. in munich the halo we understand u.s. secretary of state mike defense secretary mark asked for and nato secretary general u.n. stoltenberg will speak in a publi

it was always john kerry, john edwards and howard dean in every sengle race starting in iowa. i did manage to come in second in new hampshire instead of third. it was obvious to me by the time we got to wisconsin that the race was over. the race almost never ends for a candidate like joe biden after two states. i mean, he has been around for too long. it will end for some people after two states. i think this is the largest field we've ever seen that will come out of new hampshire surviving, unless there's a big surprise nobody expects. amy klobuchar, in fifth, do very well. and then you've got mike bloomberg, who hasn't participated yet. >> right. >> but still in double digits in the national polls. no matter what happens, it's quite possible that six candidates go on to south carolina, no matter what the finishing order is. >> we have 11 candidates currently in the race. by our count, how many candidates will be making that call after tuesday's primary to say good-bye? >> i think that depends. there were other candidates that hung on after new hampshire when i was running, b

i spent a fair amount of money and resources trying to get people to vote for john kerry. it was a waste of time and waste of money. those efforts go back to the argument in south carolina we need to have registration by parties to close primaries up, tighten them up more, but can't get republicans to get out the car at a democrat polling place. it is hard. i tried it. in 1996, the same thing was tried. bob dole, the democrats tried to get people to vote for pat buchanon. clinton was mortally wounded in our eyes, and certainly clinton would rather have run against buchanon than bob dole. end of the day, you see what happened there. so it makes good news. i understand the semantics of it and the ability, but i tried it and i had a very well organized political party with a lot of money, and we tried to get republicans to go in and vote for john kerry and it didn't work. john edwards won. then kerry turned it over, became the nominee, george bush bee beat him and we won again. this is similar to what we're seeing in the democratic party. i agree with amanda. i would rather r

they did it with john kerry and george bush, john kerry was the suspect and george bush, the draft dodger, was the war hero? remember swiftboat, people for bush, all of that? i think that's an albatross around biden's neck, and he just doesn't perform well. i guess some people it doesn't bother, but it's starting to bother me. i notice at the debates, everybody else is trying to talk over the moderator to get more time. this guy can't wait for the question to be over. i see the light, that's not a good sign. >> what about the others? >> i love mayor pete. i do. if i had my druthers, i would pick him. i wouldn't have said that at first. i was just going by the stats. i don't know his name. he's from a little town, he's 37 are you kidding? but i always say a case-by-case basis with age. he's wise beyond his years. he obviously has the energy with that age. he's not too far left. obviously he has some issues, you know, that people keep endlessly talking about. he's not catching on with the black voters, but it's still early. the way some of these articles write about him, he's not in the kla

even the people saying today that there was an overheard conversation weeks ago with john kerry was saying he was thinking about running. is the problem that the party can't produce a moderate candidate? >> no, i think that the problem is that all we do is produce moderate candidates. i think, honestly, that we don't need a moderate after donald trump. donald trump and trumpism has pushed us so far right off of a cliff that the only way for us to get back right, to get back on track is with somebody with big, bold ideas. i don't think a moderate is what this moment is calling for, frankly. i don't necessarily know if it's bernie sanders, but that's what the polls are saying right now. i don't think that he is necessarily -- that we need a moderate and that bloomberg is going to come in as somebody's savior at this moment. >> earlier a story was posted that john kerry was overheard talking about running for president. he has responded with a tweet denying he's interested in a 2020 run. the reporter, jonathan allen and nbc news stands by this story. we do not need a moderate to beat donald t

similarly, john kerry did very well in iowa and surged past the front runner, howard dean. so it is about how you are seen by the media and by the other states that are going to caucus 01’ states that are going to caucus or do their primary is later. states that are going to caucus or do their primary is laterlj or do their primary is later.|j should just point out, for anyone watching in the uk, the terminology can be quite confusing. a caucus effectively is like a hustings, isn't it? there is a meeting in a certain place at a certain time, face—to—face, you hear the candidates. it lends itself to people who are good at browsing a crowd, and people vote at the end of it. where is the primary ts, end of it. where is the primary ‘s, which people will hear mentioned, it is a statewide, more like a mini vote, a poll thatis more like a mini vote, a poll that is taken. i think it is worth saying because these are terms we don't have in the uk. i thought caucus was a latin word, apparently it goes back to the greek and it is a vessel in which you carry a drink. maybe in t

they did it with john kerry and george bush, john kerry was the suspect, and george bush was the draft dodger? remember swiftboat, people for bush, all of that? i think that's an albatross around biden's neck, and he just doesn't perform well. i guess some people it doesn't bother, but it's starting to bother me. everybody else is trying to talk over the moderator to get more time. this guy can't wait for the question to be over. i see the light, that's not a good sign. >>> what about the others? >> i love mayor pete. i do. if i had my druthers, i would pick him. i wouldn't have said that at first. i was just going by the stats. he's from a little town, he's 37 are you kidding? but i always say a case by case basis with age. he's wise beyond his years. he's not too far left. obviously he has some issues, you know, that people keep endlessly talking about. he's not catching on with the black voters, but it's still early. the way some of these articles where about him, he's not with the klan, you know? give him a chance. >> to the left of obama on all his policies. >> there's not a non-p

john kerry's own stepson with top aides of the state department he divorced himself from hunter biden over burisma and then you look at the facts that hunter biden or the obama administration prepped maria jovanovich for her confirmation hearing about potential concerns about burisma. >> i'm sorry we had to leave it there but - will be talking about this again. >> yes, we will. steve: marsha blackburn will stay with. iowa was a disaster for the democrats. is changing things up. with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> ♪ steve: welcome back. sarah was laughing about something i'm sure we'll get to it in a minute but let's talk about the democrats and which is probably why she is laughing but we had the fiasco in iowa that is coming to an end now but just tonight the democratic party announced the final tally of delegates that they will be awa

here's john kerry when i pressed him on it today. >> i did what every senator and secretaries of state in history have done which is continue to go to conferences abroad or have meetings in order to be well-informed. what he ought to do is focus on somebody called rudy giuliani who has been out there engaged in very direct negotiations in an effort to try to do a subterfuge foreign policy. >> ed: your reaction. >> about the obama administration they engage in conferences and moved forward on jcpoa which we know was a huge problem and something that did not work. the iran nuclear deal. that is why you have seen president trump change the strategy on iran and put pressure on the regime by making sure there were sanctions in place and putting them in a tough position and really working with these other governments to say we can't have the status quo. we know they provide funding for terrorists, we aren't going to want them to take those assets and give them to terrorists like hezbollah and hamas and that is why president trump's foreign policy has worked. it is continual maximum pressure

i worked with john kerry, we passed the climate accord in paris. if you want progressive change in climate, i am going to sign -- say i take a backseat to nobody. nobody at all. [applause] folks, folks, i'm the only one running who has done it so far. so when you talk about who you are going to caucus for, here's what i can tell you. it's not enough to make promises. you got to be able to keep them. and i've got a record to prove it. i have passed more major legislation through congress as a senator and as a vice president than all other folks combined who are running. they are not bad folks, they are good folks. but i have significant experience in knowing how to get it done. and folks, lastly everybody knows who donald trump is. you got to let him know who we are. we choose hope over fear. >> yeah. [applause] mr. biden: we democrats choose science over fiction. [applause] we choose unity over division, and we choose truth over lies. repeated lies. [applause] we have to pick our heads up. this is the united states of america, for lords sake. there

john kerry came up ontop by just a whisker. in this instance i think that democrats are just almost frozen because they see what is the president says on twier. they hear what the president says on the media that they their friends on facebook making posts about it. they are constantly inundated with the idea of donald trump being the person that eir nominee will go against. so they are making that evaluation. the other thing that is really interestg as we sit here right now on the drake university campus is that we already have some ing ling about what-- inkling about what the campaign strategy s theres with a small caucus, a satellite caucus. ey met early on the campus just a block from here. and the sanders people did very well on a college campus. and i think that is really a key how well he does in college towns with younger voters. the other thing weaw with an early caucuses with an early afternoon caucus in the community of-- it bas mostly people who worked at a plant. the they were organized by sanders campaign. and he

he ended up getting beaten by john kerry in the end. this is a crowded field so i think they could give some life to biden. may be biden will fight to be the alternative to bernie sanders, but this is a lot more multiyear than in previous years. >> laura: would you have predicted that it was going to be, this, four years ago after hillary obviously stumbled to defeat -- >> no, if you had told me for a while, bernie sanders had a chance to win the south carolina primary, that would've blown my mind. but he got 25% last time. it really blown out by hillary clinton but because there are so many candidates and because he's done a good job of keeping his supporters loyal to him, you win 20%, that looks pretty good. >> laura: he's an an amazing retail politician. young kids love him, he spent a lot of times on college campuses networking. when you look at the landscape here, this is a state unlike any other state in the country. every state is unique but this is a very different democrat party in this state. much more moderate. it really isn'

but he lost to john kerry. >> governor dean's on the phone for you. >> he lost to john kerry who's also from a neighboring state. so it doesn't count. those moderates may elevate two or three other moderates which is what bernie wants. he wants to consolidate the revolutionary life. but then he can't control this, but he would be greatly benefitted if he and amy and biden were splitting up those voters. sanders got 60 last time. ought to be able to get 30 this time. >> look, that's a high bar to meet. one of the things i'll be looking at is turnout. and if he's not, what does that tell us even in victory? there's also the battle for survival for elizabeth warren. and for joe biden which is why it was notable why joe biden was talking about the african-american vote this weekend. let's play that. >> overwhelming, overwhelming. okay? >> so you know how much african-americans make up of the new hampshire electorate? 1%. the only number less than that is zero. so he's actually not talking about new hampshire. he's talking about after new hampshire. and i think he's making a subtle dig at pe

he ended up getting beaten by john kerry in the end. this is a crowded field so i think they could give some life to biden. may be biden will fight to be the alternative to bernie sanders, but this is a lot more multiyear than in previous years. >> laura: would you have predicted that it was going to be, this, four years ago after hillary obviously stumbled to defeat -- >> no, if you had told me for a while, bernie sanders had a chance to win the south carolina primary, that would've blown my- mind. but he got 25% last time.so it really blown out by hillary clinton but because there are so many candidates and because he's done a good job ofn keeping his supporters loyal to him, you win 20%, that looks pretty good.jo >> laura: he's an an amazing retail politician. young kids love him, he spent a lot of times on college campuse' networking. when you look at the landscape here, this is a state unlike any other state in the country. every state is unique but thispe is a very different democrat party in this state. much more moderate. it rea

. >> the biden campaign also sprung to squash nbc news, the biden surrogate john kerry was overheard at the des moines hotel talking about possibly joining the race bernie sanders runs away with the nomination. first came in denial and social media, then a shout out. >> a guy who should have been president of united states of america. a guy i have come to know to be friends with, just as we know each other, john kerry. >> candidate biden's closing argument is having on health care. >> everybody talks about health care. i'm the only one who actually led into law health care reform called obamacare. >> but he disagrees he's too much like obama. >> a third term for barack obama, would you say it's a risky choice? >> his plan to win is to ignore most democratic rivals and focus on president trump. >> he loves to give people nicknames, usually derogatorily, but i do have a nickname i want to give him. former president -- former president donald trump. >> this campaign that's all about beating president trump just so happens to be celebrate in caucus night on the same college campus for pr

john kerry's own stepson with top aides of the state department he divorced himself from hunter biden over burisma and then you look at the facts that hunter biden or the obama administration prepped maria jovanovich for her confirmation hearing about potential concerns about burisma. >> i'm sorry we had to leave it there but - will be talking about this again. >> yes, we will. steve: marsha blackburn will stay with. iowa was a disaster for the democrats. what can we expect from new hampshire? we break it all down next. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gen