kate bedingfield was here on "new day" and she questioned the fairness of the iowa count. the leyet iimacy of the count. what do you think? >> i think that's wrong. listen, let me just be -- i'm not in favor any of particular candidate because i'm running a big project. whoever wins is going to benefit say when you don't think you've done well. all these campaigns have some idea how they've done. i don't think any of them can legitimately say they won, but they all know how they've done because they all have trackers at all of these places. it sounds like the vice president didn't do as well as he hoped. and i think to question the legitimacy of the count is wrong. i know iowa well. those people do not cheat. >> who has the most to prove. given that we don't know who did what in iowa as we sit here today in new hampshire and this is somewhere you've been. who has what to prove going into the new hampshire primary one week today? >> who can win in new england? it's a mostly all-white state and without as much help from young people as they would have liked because of the ne

speaking of the biden campaign we want to kate bedingfield, the deputy campaign manager. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> let's start with where mike memoli was in south carolina. if he doesn't do well there, your candidate, how does he try to survive in this race? >> well, look, let's be clear. two of the 50 states have voted in this process already. two. so you know, that's not half the nation. that's not a quarter of the nation. that's two states. so you know, what we believe is that joe biden is the candidate who has been able to garner african-american support in this race thus far. it's because voters and african-american voters know him. they know his record. so, you know, we're excited that the race is moving into the place where diverse voters, people who are the base of the democratic party will get to have their say. that's south carolina and nevada and super tuesday around beyond. we are continuing to -- >> sorry, you're making the point about diverse it's far more diverse than the two states so far. i want to read you something, who asked what happe

kate bedingfield joining me now. as you watch those two mixing it up, as the biden manager you had to be pleased that somebody else was being really savaged on the debate stage. >> i think what we saw last night were some really important contrasts that democratic voters should be considering when they go to the polls. i think that obviously we had mayor bloomberg having to answer some tough questions about why, for example, he didn't support barack obama in 2008, why he called the signature accomplishment of the obama administration a disgrace. i think you saw him having to answer for issues with his record. and i think you also saw bernie sanders having to answer some tough questions about guns. our campaign has a new video out this morning, senator sanders the morning of the tragedy at sandy hook says he doesn't believe the gun manufacturers should be held liable for the damage their weapons do. the vice president is going to be speaking in nevada. he's going to be talking about guns. he's the democrat on this sta

we saw this in a new statement from kate bedingfield about what shaq was talking about. senator sanders has put forward plans that would more double the size of the national debt. we're not going to beat donald trump in november with political double talk but tries to hide the ball on lurking tax hikes for the middle class. the way that biden will talk about this is one word, authenticity. you need to be authentic with voters. that's what to look for from biden tonight. >> fascinating. apparently standing i think next to each other in south carolina there. reach out and touch one another. i love it. thank you, guys. we should note that congresswoman ayanna pressley will be live with us. she has endorsed elizabeth warren and we'll ask her about the attacks on senator sanders and what's next for the me too movement. no that harvey weinstein has been convicted. we'll talk to one half of the reporters who first broke the weinstein story. you're not going want to miss megan tuwy. >>> with the cases of the coronavirus rising in south korea and italy is the u.s. doing enough to

poppy mentioned there, kate bedingfield on this network a short time ago said they have real concerns about the integrity of the process going on to say that should give voters concern. are you and the biden campaign alleging here that the results of this, when they are posted, should be questioned? >> well, jim, first, thank you all for having me today. what we're alleging and frankly saying is that we have to protect the integrity of this process. and from what we saw last night from the app crashing to phone calls not being answered, precinct chairs waiting on the line on the phone for two hours, precinct chairs from precincts who attempted to drive their results to the iowa democratic party and were turned away. there are just some gross, gross, gross failures in the process last night. that's why we sent a tloeletter the iowa democratic party saying they check, double check and triple check any results before they put anything out and ensure they can prove what they're saying. preference cards. presidential preference cards are the foundation of this process. and we are just not