clinton. jeb bush, we have seen, has been using his mother in ads and recently has brought out his brother, the former president, to endorse him. could this work in south carolina? could this be a turning point for jeb bush's campaign? >> i wouldn't say the state is not ready for another bush. we'll find out. i will say new hampshire was the correction for george w. bush. 18 points where mccain beat him. george w. bush is beloved in south carolina. extremely high poll numbers. came back eight times when i was a chairman to raise money, elect people like lindsey graham, the tim scotts of the world. so is jeb bush coming in to run for the bronze medal or put some sanity to this primary? >> hogan, we haven't mentioned john kasich. obviously had a big win in new hampshire. will that carry over into your state? by the way, he did not attend the summit today, neither did donald trump. kasich's response was, because we didn't attend because we're here, they were at another event. kasich, how will he

people know who hillary clinton is. oh, hillary clinton that woman. they think of hillary clinton who has been on my tv for 30 years. they know who she is. they don't think of her filling a blank box of identity politics the way they kind of could for barack obama. >> here's the problem, the problem with people like gloria steinem who spent entire career who i iced to admire until yesterday, try to say to women, you're no different in your aspirations than men are. in fact you deserve to be where you deserve to be not just because you're a woman because you're a human being, to come out say vote for hillary clinton essentially because she is woman and if you don't, you're chasing the boys. you're a little girl chasing the boys. harris: special place in hell. >> madeleine albright who i admire, madeleine albright is special place in hell for women who hold down other women and think don't want other women coming up taking that spot. there is special place in hell for those women. they are "mean girls" and they exist. andrea: they're hillary clinton, ju

clinton. but yet, talking about economic troubles that have not been fixed over seven and a half years, it's a tough line to walk. >> yes. when you're hugging the president you're hugging the establishment when people are antiestablishment. what we have going on here is hard left populism and hard core politics. i think that both candidates really didn't do what i expected them to do. hillary clinton did not sharpen her message. she is still meandering all over the place. and bernie sanders for the love of god, how do you go through the debate and not mention e-mails or the state department went after the clinton foundation? >> we should point out there wasn't a question. >> if i'm running you don't have to ask me the question. >> if i'm moderating i have to ask. >> it's a pertinent question. and going left of her, saying the president hasn't shown enough mercy to the community. these are the kindÑi of proposa i'm going to do to bring the racial equality and instead of talking about it, he di

let's start with bill clinton. he also said some of the tweets were profane. there's something quite rich with bill clinton, talking about profanity and politics and sexism on the trail, and there's also something very beautiful about the old dinosaurs of the feminist movement being hoisted on their own pitard by shaming women. i don't know if that's micro aggression or macro aggression. shaming these young women to say, you have to vote for hillary, after all, she's hillary. when a lot of these young women don't know that much about the clintons, they're not wedded to the clintons and their history. and i think what a lot of these liberal women are looking for is the real deal. not the woman who went from zero money to $100 million. a lot of it in part from places like goldman sachs. this is fascinating, i love watching this. >> your thoughts, charles? >> i think this has to do with the radical change in the status of women over the last 25 years. you have madeleine albright and steinem, from the generation where

clinton. but yet, talking about economic troubles that have not been fixed over seven and a half years, it's a tough line to walk. >> yes. when you're hugging the president you're hugging the establishment when people are antiestablishment. what we have going on here is hard left populism and hard core politics. i think that both candidates really didn't do what i expected them to do. hillary clinton did not sharpen her message. she is still meandering all over the place. and bernie sanders for the love of god, how do you go through the debate and not mention e-mails or the state department went after the clinton foundation? >> we should point out there wasn't a question. >> if i'm running you don't have to ask me the question. >> if i'm moderating i have to ask. >> it's a pertinent question. and going left of her, saying the president hasn't shown enough mercy to the community. these are the kindÑi of proposa i'm going to do to bring the racial equality and instead of talking about it, he di

we learned that one of clinton's secret clearance and sent class foyed information to the clinton found sxagz hillary clinton's unsecured server. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jenna, these show that the former chief of staff, cheryl mills kept top secret clearance despite sending top secret information to the clinton foundation and e-mail xd account. it is standard practice pending the outcome of the investigation. yet in the case of cheryl mills, this is not being followed even as the clinton e-mail system is a subject of a fbi investigation. >> there is a double standard. this happening to it someone serving in the government. clearance would be pulled and they would be be under investigation depending on the level of disclosure and they could be in pretrial confinement inÑi that matter. >> reporter: mill's lawyer confirmed their client has top secret clerrance. due to an administrative error. the state department is scheduledÑi to release the fina batch of clinton on e-mails. and on friday when pressed, it is likely that more classified e-mails will never be public. >> i am aw

a lot of people inside the clinton camp think that's because the rnc, other republicans know that clinton might be a stronger general election nominee than sanders. the rnc putting out this statement, quote, the clinton camp has been desperately trying to lower expectations for tonight's outcome, but they cannot spin a loss in a state that has been delivered for them over and over again. remember, clinton as comeback kid didn't finish first, but finished second for him. then hillary clinton in 2008 won against barack obama against the odds after finishing third in iowa. >> hey, he's been leading forever. like for a month of sundays around here. double digits for that matter. so managing expectations cannot be easy. >> no, it can't be, because look. look what bernie sanders did, right? he came in second in iowa, but since it was so close, he was able to spin kind of at least a moral victory, if not a win. the clinton camp has been saying ever since, a win is a win. i suspect we'll hear the same from the sanders camp in if fact he does win. what i'm hearing from folks on the ground at the c

of clinton. a fox news contributor is here, also a former pollster for president jimmy carter. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> let's start with that delegate race. what is bernie sanders delegate strategy? >> let's understand, the delegate -- how the delegates are portioned in the democratic party. in the primaries and caucuses, they are not like the republicans. there are no winner take all contests. they're all straight proportional contests, which means that when you have some two candidates head to head, this race will go on for a long time. the lead that right now that bernie sanders is facing are the uphill struggle, is because of the super delegates in the democratic party. one fifth of the party officials and establishment party members in other were given free seats to the convention who can do what they want and they have really put a thumb on this election and in that case, we will see it i think develop more and more as an issue. but bernie sanders' strategy is to keep ru

that should be strike one and strike two for the clintons should be the welfare reform that bill clinton also instituted. now, barack obama polled that. it had been put on the books by the clintons. for some reason they still want to call bill clinton the first african-american president. i don't know what that is all about. the cbc congressional black caucus didn't endorse hillary clinton today. their pac did. a big difference, right? >> the reason we make that discontinuing is because keith he will tonight sweetd, he wanted to make sure everybody knew it was the pac that endorsed and he did not have input. that could turn out to be a difference. making sure that everybody understand that's there is a gap there. they're trying to make the point because some people were not inclined. >> hillary thinks just because she married the first black president, she can be black. i don't think the black americans are buying that. i was reading an article. it was the federalist. >> very nice. and them bill clinton -- >> for everyone. >> only if there are pictures. bill clinton plays a sax with arse

bad news all around for hillary clinton. the fbi now officially confirms an investigation into her emails. meantime, better than ie sanners takes a double digital lead. >> reporter: to some of those rumors that there will be a campaign shake-up after bernie sanders have mounted quite a race so far, hillary clinton's campaign folks saying that's not true, shooting down those rumors. former president bill clinton is joining his wife and campaigning there. he's knocking bernie sanders campaign for some supports who she say have launch sexist attacks against hillary clinton. >> she and other people who have gone online to defend hillary clinton and explain why they supported her have been subject to vicious trolling and attacks who are literally too profane, not to mention sexist to repeat. >> he sends a message and his campaign then amplifies those messages and a lot of those young people get really worked up. rgs. >> senator sanders is saying he wants none of that nonsense and telling those who are supporting him and saying se

clinton used. they said, it's important to remember that, quote, these e-mails were not marked classified at the time sent. same words, same defense hillary clinton uses. is that a coincidence? >> obviously not. there does appear to be some sort of coordination. either it's drirect or indirect. either the state department is saying, this is what hillary clinton is saying so let's try to mimic her language -- >> does it matter whether the e-mails were marked classified at the time sent, or is that spin? >> it would make it, i think, worse, and it would be a separate crime, i believe, to -- and i'm not a lawyer, but what from i understand, and the sources i've talked to, to remove the markings, nevertheless, it is still a crime to mishandle classified information, regardless of how it's marked and when she did become secretary of state, you sign a nondisclosure agreement and various documents that acknowledges the fact that there is a difference between classified information that's marked or not mar

the reality is the record of the clinton administration the record of hillary clinton in the senate was bad for african-americans. she even wanted to build a wall on the mexican border so if her immigration reform is so strong why didn't she vote for it? >> julian, we've heard -- hold on. we've heard debate after debate hillary clinton and bernie sanders going after it over health care. we know that's been an issue. >> well look i mean you know bernie sanders has a proposal on health care and a lot of people are sympathetic which is a single payer idea of nationalizing our health insurance system. it will cost trillions of dollar it will cause increase in taxes. now, there are a lot of people sitthet sympathetic to it -- >> hold on hold on. we're not haggleing over there. you've accused of being a one-issue candidate. there's depth to the guy. >> there is in fairness to him but his central thesis starts tapping into the economic resentment of the financial institutions. that is the central point. >> julian -- >> if i can finish. i think the other point -- i think the point -- >> campaig

no surprise here, hillary clinton is expected to do well here. >> it will be a shock if hillary clinton does not win virginia handedly considering that terry mccaula is the governor and managingment campaign. >> reporter: his ties run deep. he was one time chairman of the democratic committee. and co-chair in 1996. and chairman of hillary clinton's first run inçó 2008. pay close to the northeaster counties in northern virginia. four out of ten of the nation's wealthiest counties is home here. and that is the anti- washington sentiment is not as great as in other parts of the state or country. the african-american vote, i know you have talked p it a lot in south carolina. and 20 percent of the population of virginia and african-american. and if they go like they did, hillary clinton will walk back a big winner. >> we'll get a heads up on what to it watch for and where from karl rove when our growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decide

hillary clinton wins. but this woman who was ahead by double digits a month or so ago, let's say she wins by four points. >> yeah. >> who wins? >> well, she will, but she'll be damaged. but look, there are four divisions in this. i think joe's got two of them, absolutely right. the question of how well we do on gender and how well each candidate does among age. the other two though are does she do better among non-whites than he does among whites? this is the first primary in which we have a significant slug of non-whites. about a this is going to grow. in south carolina, two-thirds. if she does well, much better among non-whites than he does among whites. then that mean she's on the right path. the other is we have two different kinds of democrats showing up. one group of democrats says you know what, i care about somebody who cares about me. and somebody who is, who is going to be honest and trust worthy and do the things we democrats want to do. the other group says we want win -- >> and let's just say,

today" clinton 43, trump 45 a. quinnipiac clinton 44, trump 43%. dead heat. >> do you believe the polls? >> i do not believe the polls are relevant. in that. regard. here is why. trump has not taken on hillary. he gist gave her a glancing blow to mute the effectiveness of bill clinton as her surrogate when he undercut hillary's war on woman approach by saying you married the worst women nicer. he took bill clinton out of the early stages of the race. he has not gone after her in any meaningful way. i don't trust those polls. >> will that help or hurt trump? because, remember, if he goes too much, it might drive women who are not committed to either side into hillary's camp. >> i think that trump is responsible. just with that glancing blow with a lot of the negative that surrounds hillary now certainly with younger women. >> this is all about coalitions, the presidential race, not the primary. primary is about emotion as we said. but the presidential race, what mrs. clinton is:" counting on or what mr. trump is going to have to have to go in and de

to hillary clinton. if trump wins, conservatives lose. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. ♪ ♪ the bold nissan rogue, with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. now get a $189 per month lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. nissan. innovation that excites. >>> in the campaign 2016 segment tonight, is hillary clinton trustworthy trustworthy? she got asked about it straight up during an interview with scott pelley. >> you talk about leveling with the american people. have you always told the truth? >> i've always tried to. always. always. >> some people will call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself. jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. >> you're asking me to say have i ever. i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever will. i will do the best i can to level with the american people. >> tries to tell the truth. meanwhile the nevada democratic caucuses are tomorrow. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are trying to land some final blows before the

then we asked you if hillary clinton will be indicted. whitney writes i believe that the fbi will recommend that she be indicted but the justice department in current administration will block it. midwest vet says she better be. people have done far less were punished much more harshly. that is just some of your friday feedback. thanks for writing.ng in. that's it for "special report" tonight. fair, balanced and still unafraid. don't forget to check out "fox news sunday" this week. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders talks with chris wallace. that will be interesting. plus fox news reporting. voter revolt debuts tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern. repeats :00 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday. worth setting the dvr for. sets the table for this unusual election. greta goes "on the record" right now. make it a great weekend.tell us show tonight. glad to have you. i'm sandra smith. this is "the kelly file." ♪ >>> we are going to make america so great again. maybe greater than ever before. >> the political establishment has been taking

hillary clinton's big win tonight. and much of our emphasis is on the democrats, there is fierce competition with the republicans ahead of tuesday. john roberts is tracking it from lapt la -- atlanta. >> marco rubio decided to meet fire with fire with donnedald trump. >> i am responding. he attacked me because i have make up. >> he has a terrible spay tan. it is the worst. he can afford to get a better spray tan. he needs to suexd who did that his face. >> and trump revelled in the now competition. this guy has a fresh mouth. he's a very nasty guy and i actually thought that ted cruz was a liar, but rubio is worse. thank god he has large ears. they were protecting him i have never seen any human being sweat like this guy. >> 595 delegates and 25 percent up for grabs. top republicans are working hard. ted cruz mocked trump. >> this man over and over stood up and used profanity as he used vulgary insults it is not good to it see the presidential cappedidates behaving like school children. >> cruz was trying to keep the d

them being clinton's words. second demand, quote note that the seating plan was certainly not a coincidence and meant to convey something, end quote. and the third demand, you don't say that which were blackmailed! end quote. the editor made good on the request, writings an article following instructions and when reached by gawker he said the exchange is an incomplete record what happened, adding quote, it made me uncomfortable then and makes me uncomfortable today. meantime look at today's "new york daily news," front page. look at this. depicting donald trump in clown face. it comes with a sharp jab at those who support him. the headline reads, "dawn of the brain-dead." it adds quote, clown comes back to life with new hampshire win as mindless zombies turn out in droves. melissa, i will go to you first on this one. not the first time the "the daily news" has had ridiculous cover. went after people praying after san bernanadino. i'm embarrassed worked for them. insulting people who voted for him. this is theme

you heard that from bill clinton. to be fair to him, what he's been saying, how will we pay for thought stuff? bill clinton said if i had come with these plans and not a detail to pay for it, you never would have made me the compaq kid in 1992. so they can't figure it out. look what's going on here. do you see bernie sanders? >> right here. and donald trump right here. >> right at the local has beener dasher. and i think they're going to miss us. we've brought them a lot of business. >> i love the phrase has bebber dash. so to predict the outcome of the race, see "the five" sledding contest, next. ♪ this is the night... ♪ the night for love. ♪ woah oh oh... ♪ mmmm... come on... ♪ be mine... trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) ♪safelite repair, safelite replace.♪ >>> welcome back. this is the best segment in all of new hampshire. the five of us are going to sled down this hill. greg has

and the clintons are has beens. jenna: i mean, does it concern you, simon, you're seeing this sort of trend? it's not the most positive social media attention to get, and it's really the youth hillary's having a problem with. does this reflect that? >> look, there's a right that's going right for the clinton campaign. there's no doubt about it. she's still the likely nominee. this issue of what's going on with the young people is a big problem for the campaign. she's admitted it publicly. it's probably the biggest story of the election so far, losing young people by 70 points? and remember, young people, this is the biggest generation in american history. this is not the kids' table. this is the center of american politics now. a democrat cannot be elected president without a strong showing among young people. this is a big -- jenna: why is she having that issue, simon? i've got to run, but i'm curious your take on it. what's the issue? why is she having it? >> i don't think any of us really understand, but there's

the clinton camp is telling me they believe they've won. the sanders camp, undoubtedly going to say if it's this close this, is a moral viblthry for sanders and on to new hampshire. bret? >> and no recount possible? >> no recount possible. in a general election, something this tight might trigger a recount. it's not going to be counted. >> ed, what is the hold up? why don't we know what the final tally is? >> well, i am checking into the iowa democratic website as we talk. i've been told by some officials here part of what they're waiting on is the counties, caucus sites are likely to have new registrants, new voters. if that is the case it takes longer to process it. now, as we're talking i just said hillary clinton was winning by.2%. now, winning by.4%. the bottom line here is this a nail biter and worse than the clinton camp expected. they're going to come out here and say we won, it's over eight years after a humiliating defeat here. remember, hillary clinton came in third in iowa in 2008. they're going to say a win is a win is a win. i

clinton coming off a narrow victory in iowa. so both are crisscrossing the state making a last-ditch effort to appeal to independent-minded voters. rich is following the gop candidate live in hudson, new hampshire right now. rich? reporter: good morning, john. the question among republicans is did this weekend's debate and campaigning shake up the polls in this state? here at chris christie's event they are hoping. he launched an attack against marco rubio and started this event with the same line attack charging rubio is unprepared. >> i have been lectured on foreign policy. the most important foreign policy issue in the modern history of this country was the war in iraq. i was right on that issue, hillary clinton was wrong. reporter: bernie sanders wasn't here. but here in new hampshire he launched into a review saying he looks good in front of a teleprompter but he's not prepared to be commander-in-chief. rubio says he wouldn't be attacked like this if he didn't have so much momentum coming out of iowa. he says the reason i r

we've put hillary clinton. see the numbers change again. hillary clinton in red. and bernie sanders in green. the corresponding counties fill out behind me. whoever is lead not guilty that county, they get the color. you're at 46% of the vote. clinton is about 52%. sanders 48%. a little less than 3% of the votes separating the two of them. it's a close race and half the vote is still out there. keep an eye on two counties. specifically this is clark county, las vegas, 70% of the vote in nevada comes from clark county. she has a lead of 41% reporting in this county at 55% to bernie sanders 45. that's the kind of number drive-up that the hillary team would like to get in clark county. let's see whether or not that stays. washoe county around reno, right around the lake tahoe area. 77% reporting now. sanders at 52ers. clinton 48%. a difference of about three points. why is that important? if you go back to 2008, okay, in the state of nevada, you try and pick out some trends right here. clinton won the state, she was in green. barak obama was in blue. she won it by si

clinton or sanders? >> cruz is doubling down crediting his attack on donald trump's new york values for his big win in iowa. >> nationwide, over 800,000 contributions powered in to tedcruz.org as courageous conservatives said yes we can. ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu season sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. do you sign invoices likeour fathey're autographs?en, then you might be gearcentric. right now, get 25% off all tul® brand pens and pencils! office depot officemax. gear up for great®. 7. >> we earned the votes of 48,608 iowans. to put it in perspective, your incredible victory you have won tonight. that's the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. bill: record-breaking turnout for cruz. 180,000 republicans went to caucus. it hearts the record of 122,000 in 2012. we have a political columnist from the des moines register *. you treated us well it w

race again, and hillary clinton has the same problem when it comes to bill clinton. when he comes out there he reminds everybody of sort of the good ol' days and vim and vigor on campaign trail she does not have. >> although i will say that bill clinton in his current state, i'm not sure he reminding anybody of vim and vigor. he is, obviously had some health issues. i don't think he has the, you know, it is, as somebody once said it is not the bill clinton of old. it is the old bill clinton. martha: tough stuff. that has been the reaction of a lot of people watching him out there. but it does remind everybody do we want to a bush-clinton race out there when they see the family members on the trail, standings up for people wanting that job this time around. chris, thank you so. good to have you here this morning. >> thank you. bill: really interesting things developing in that state now. tomorrow night you have got the debate. on monday night you have president bush outside of charles son in southeast part of the state. that is county he won in 2008 when he beat john

and i respect hillary clinton and hillary clinton has devoted her life to public will service and i have tried as you know, not to run a negative campaign and not attacking every other day and keep the discussion on a high level where we debate the issue. >> and now over the weekend, he sdieb -- described her e-mail issue an. >> and no one thinks it is a contest earlier. the president said he would stay out of. it and in the last couple of weeks, obama has allowed aides to attack bernie sanders on the record, he's gotten under bernie's skin and down to the wire in iowa. he has it in new hampshire in the bag. and but iowa caucus, can they bring them to sander ares side. if you want to see a change, he's speaking to voters and he's going to be their candidate. >> james, people in politics talk about an enthusiasm gap between sopters of hillary clinton and bernie sanders. supposedly he has the enthusiasm and she doesn't necessarily. how does she over come that and does she have enough support that it doesn't matter? >> the latter. the clinton campaign believes they will win the nominat

sanders is at 63%, clinton 38%. he slammed the financial ipdry and free college. he promised his win would ecofrom wall street to washington. >> this is the promise of america and this is the promise we must keep alive for future generations. what began last week in iowa what voters here in new hampshire confirmed tonight is nothing short of the beginning of a political revolution. >> clinton's loss is particularly stinging because the granite state has been good to she and her husband. the former bill clinton command aggressively with his wife contrasting his wife's record with sanders record, but the factor was not enough to claim a win. secretary clinton acknowledged she needs do a better job connecting with the youth vote. >> i know i have some work do, particularly with young people, but i will repeat again what i have said this week, even if they are not supporting me now, support them. >> sanders scored here in new hampshire, but the question is how well he will do going forward. will he be able to defeat the

hillary clinton has been hitting that home. a candidate who cares about me. 27% say that's the most important thing. and 13% say more important than anything, someone who can win the democratic ticket. most kasich voters made up their minds in the last week while most trump support hers decided and were locked in earlier than that. so people are still voting out there and we're just starting to go into these numbers. fascinating stuff. >> this is the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary and rarely has this relatively tiny state had a bigger, more outsized influence on two hotly contested national presidential races. we have fox team coverage. ed henry is live in nashua. we began with the chief political corn carl cameron who is at trump headquarters. >> up it. the nation's first official primary is like nothing in recent memory. it looks as though there will be an emergencef governors, based upon the lift. bum donald trump may have the edge. >> donald trump said he would, quote, act differently as president. the real

then we asked you if hillary clinton will be indicted. whitney writes i believe that the fbi will recommend that she be indicted but the justice department in this current administration will block it. midwest vet says she better be. people have done far less were punished much more harshly. that is just some of your friday feedback. thanks for writing.ng in. that's it for "special report" tonight. fair, balanced and still unafraid. don't forget to check out "fox news sunday" this week. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders talks with chris wallace. that will be interesting. plus fox news reporting. voter revolt debuts tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern. repeats :00 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday. worth setting the dvr for. sets the table for this unusual election. greta goes "on the record" right now. make it a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. a man be with a machete attacking innocent diners in a restaurant in ohio. he was known by the fbi and in their database. tonight, the investigation into a possible lone wo

former bill clinton pollster. political strategist. bernard, i'm curious and david i would like your thoughts as well. is this a one-off for sanders? we'll give him new hampshire because it's quote-unquote his home state being next to vermont. >> i think it's going to be a 2-off. bernie sanders has been a great voice in the campaign. but we have to rick that iowa and new hampshire are not the rest of the country. the only state that has a greater percentage of democratic primary voters is south carolina and the southern states and nevada. hillary clinton's advantage in south carolina is 37 points. as you move past the first two states you will have a different set of challenges for sanders and a different electorate. jenna: that's not what sanders says. do you think he's overly optimistic and do you agree with bernard or do you think he will be on a roll here? >> the fact that a 74-year-old self-described socialist from a small state can tie hillary clinton from iowa and will probably be the winner in new hampshire shows the clinton ma

even though clinton used the clintone-mail.com address. >> he did not have knowledge of the computer server that she had set up. she set it up at her residence. >> new documents show that in june kennedy instructed the clinton lawyer to delete 25 e-mails from the back-up hard drive because they contained classified information. topics ranged from north korea, a conversation with china's foreign minister, to arms treaty. >> this quipt cautious letter was damage control for mrs. clinton and her presidential campaign. you understand why the filibuster had to come in and intervene. >> the former intelligence officer said there is a universal feeling that the clinton issue is far more sensitive than the general community realizes. and they are evaluating the eye built of any exposed operation. >>> the head of the center for disease control says more money is needed to find and understand the zika virus. dr. tom frieden made his plea today. meanwhile, scientists are trying to combat zika by building a better mosquito. the high-tech fight against the virus that spreads the old-fashioned way

hillary clinton leads bernie sanders 45 to 42 percent. here with reaction from the weekly standard steve haze the editor in chief of mraur raw inge gram. from the daily caller knocfox n contributor tucker carlson. laura, i will start with you. here's the issue. they were the most accurate polled in 2012, 2000, 2004. the polls have been really bad. trump up 5 in this poll. real clear politics has him up 6. hillary up three. real clear politics average up 3. do you believe these polls? >> i mean, i feel like i have a gun on my head saying trump is going to win iowa. do i have specific information? no. when you look at the polls the des moines register and of course the new poll that came out today franklin pierce in new hampshire there seems to be some type of momentum for trump. cruz was ahead for a lopping time. he built up an expectation he was going to win iowa. it could go either way. it will still be very close. marco rubio has a lot of ground to make up. he's at 15 percent. maybe he will do a little better than that. it's still a tru

>> i think it adds into this idea of the clintons. are there question marks that we have in terms of the democratic primary voter versus the enthusiasm you have towards bernie sanders? the two questions is something that we know and something that we don't know. something we know is that bernie sanders raised a lot of money. that is a very -- probably the most important metric. he raised more money than hillary clinton did. that is a really important metric. that means he can blast on. we can focus on the polls, but then it gets to the question of if. if he does really well here, i don't know. what is really well? is really well winning by ten points? that sounds pretty good. there is a perception that lead here is not that big inside both campaigns. >> bret, after watching the democratic debate and seeing how he argued with her on even terms and seemed to really get under her skin and after watching him draw even, not in new hampshire but on the national polls, should we start taking bernie sanders more seriously as a potential democ

one for the clintons and one for anybody else. and she said that on on national tv and they like her. she hasn't dmriven 20 years and yes, independents will play in this primary because we have gifted people running on this side. i think it is going to finish donald trump in first. and tighter than it is it now. and i think marco/christie battling and cruz with carson. and kasich in third and bush probably and carly in fourth and fifth. >> should bush if he is it not win new hampshire call it a day? >> i know he's trying to hang out until florida and he has the resources to go longer and if people don't come in the top three, they should think of adjusting the campaigns and putting on hyatt us. >> and dr. carson, what ted cruz did on on the iowa caucus night? >> you know, i thought what he did was wrong. and i thought the way he handled it tonight was priliant and that's the guy he is. jabs you and there is no excuse. ted knew or should have taken action. and he apologized but it was a back ended apology. >> don't you think, scott

but hillary clinton hung on to her lead. clinton won with 49.8 percent. sanders finished with 49.6 percent. to put that in perspective that's a difference of a quarter of a percentage point. the iowa democratic party discovered errors in 5 of the 14 precincts across the state from monday's caucuses. now to the gop with just one day until the first in the nation's primary. >>nd a the gop candidates are fighting until the very end for every vote they can get in the granite state. rich edson is live from the center of it all in manchester, new hampshire. rip, good morning to you. >> good morning. this has become an issue on the gop side about the governor. governor john kasich and chris christie. they say they have an opening because of the stumbling of marco rubio. they said he is to manicured too overly rehearsed and they say he doesn't have the executive experience bilike a governor. they are continuing to badger him. >> don't need another on the job training in the white house. i am glad the american people are getting to see this before they make a mist

and what's interesting is bill clinton kind of mate it about himself, not about hillary clinton. watch. >> i've been through this for 20 years. introduced it nine times. not a single cospompl you raise another $9 million. and once the money was in the bank they dropped the plan in 48 hours. you've got give it to them. the new hampshire i knew would not have voted for me if i had done that. and so i want you to -- don't get mad. look at what's happening. >> so what's interesting is just a few moments ago at rally here in manchester bill clinton said look maybe i went too far, basically he said, sometimes i'm a husband instead of just a former president and i say things i shouldn't say. he is walking it back, gretchen. >>et henry, ings thank. independents make up half the voters of new hampshire. tend to favor republicans who are more m-- favor candidates w moderate. >> we are looking for who is the best commander in chief, the best to lead us later on. the flash in the fans politicians we don't need them. >> john roberts life in manchester. john, what else are the independent vote

and clintonism. at granny rallies they say bernie is not in the pocket of wall street. he doesn't belong to the big money which they absolutely believe. in addition there is a huge age gap. you saw hillary say she had worked to do with younger voters, she lost everybody up to the age of 65. this is a very broad base. and the southern states, those were african-american democrats, began to vote, they are huge critical part of the democratic coalition, they are still supporting hillary clinton. sanders's people always believed if we do well in iowa, we win in new hampshire we change the dynamic of the race and voters down south which haven't looked at birdie yet will take a look at him and like what they see. bill: the messages every calibration of the campaign, that is what i heard. thank you. byron york, we have a band of folks coming up with this perspective, thank you. martha: it could be the end of the line for chris christie, he finished sixth last night, he is now taking a pause from the campaig

that's'yw9d offmessage for the clinton campaign, and a short time ago bill clinton had a rally with hillary clinton and seemed to walk the comments back. listen. >> the hotter this election gets the more i wish i were just a former president and not the spouse of the next one. you know, i have to be careful what i say. >> so he says sometimes i say things i probably shouldn't. the point is, 2,008th, he also got a little agitated at certain points in the campaign against then senator barack obama and had to walk some things back and they don't wont a repeat of this. >> looks like new hampshire is a good spot form#uççz,ç bernie sa. hough is he looking beyond the state? >> reporter: the clinton camp is still confident that she eeked out the victory in iowa. likely to lose here in new hampshire. but when the map goes south, she has a lot more african-american support and they think they can steady this ship. in the meantime, bernie sanders' camp says momentum can change everything and if this is this g victory tomorrow he could pick up a lot of steam in other places. watch. >> tomorrow, the

but do you think hillary clinton's program is any better? >> i do. i think it's a lot more realistic and i think that a lot of the goals as i say of both sanders and clinton are talking about i do think are important. the issue of college affordability for community college that now a day it is that's what high school used to be in 1930, i think it's true. and you can't help but look at the rise of income inequality in the u.s. and see this kind of populous impulse in both the republican and democratic primaries. >> let's talk about hillary clinton. hillary clinton is out in the campaign trail basically saying i'm the next president obama 3.0, third term president obama. are you okay with that is th? >> obama is my old friend. i think he will be remembered very positively. >> let me throw a number on you. president obama tacked on an equal amount of debt that presidents 41 through 43 amassed combined. so president obama doubled america's debt in eight years. >> you're being highly misleading. because you're for getting to mention that he came it into

daniel on-line author of clinton inc. the audacious entering of a clinton machine. thank you for joining us first of all. what do you think, somebody from hillary's campaign are they going to feel the burn this morning? >> they made two huge mistakes. they never defined bernie sanders. he was able to gain a large number of supporters a huge got a huge coalition without d being defined as erratic or somebody totally different. the other problem is that hillary clinton hired a bunch of barack obama aides who helped get obama elected. but they're running his candidacy, his campaign for hillary clinton. she's a very different candidate. she's not the aspirational, hopeful candidate who can unite and excite people. she's a very different. the problem with the shakeup is that you can never get rid of the candidate. you can only change the staff. eventually the candidate is part of the problem in a campaign like this. and so it will help probably. it should help her remaking of herself. it does pose its own problems, absolutely. >> what specifically does she need to do? wh

one for the clintons and one for anybody else. and she said that on on national tv and they don't trust or like her. she hasn't dmriven 20 years and yes, independents will play in this primary because we have gifted people running on this side. i think it is going to finish donald trump in first. and tighter than it is it now. and i think marco/christie battling and cruz with carson. and kasich in third and bush probably and carly in fourth and fifth. >> should bush if he is it not win new hampshire call it a day? >> i know he's trying to hang out until florida and longer an people don't come in the top three, they should think of adjusting the campaigns and putting on hyatt us. >> and dr. carson, what ted cruz did on on the iowa caucus night? >> you know, i thought what he did was wrong. and i thought the way he handled it tonight was priliant and that's the guy he is. jabs you and there is no excuse. ted knew or should have taken action. and he apologized but it was a back ended apology. >> don't you think, scott, the fact that

did hillary clinton win or not? fox news has not officially called the race and people waiting to make sure it is really official. i learned in the last moment associated press after waiting all night said that hillary clinton is the winner. what happens usually in the president and general elections before, there might be votes outstanding and after a certain amount of time. remaining votes are in a county where hillary clinton was doing well. and project no matter what, she's going to win this thing. and that's what the clinton camp feels and new's organizations feel. and an important to make. it is no recount. it is a state and party run system and caucus, not a state run system as if iowa were up for grabs. now no recount. >> i was going to break that news to you because you were talking and somehow you still beat me to it? >> reporter: your wonderful producers told me about it. they get the credit. >> edhenry, thank you. >>> in new hampshire the candidates face independent or more moderate than iowans. it is a

husband, bill clinton. obviously, politics not playing into this right now, he's frustrated. he kept saying you've got to grip this thing out. >> you have to cough up the e-mails, processing, you have to work within the system here because there's an on going investigation. what the judge was essentially paint the way for a possible subpoena and her copies which means they would all face depositions and the timing on this is very interesting. as i've said before, i'm not entirely convinced she's going to be the nominee. i think this could in fact blow up in her face and you'll have a democratic party with a nominee that's currently wounded. she's weakened going into this thing and faced with criminal referral, depositions on going. she might think she can get away with it because her husband did. it depends on what the meaning of the word is but she's not her husband in so many ways and i don't think she's that protected. >> all right. monica, thank you. >> a pleasure. >> a very popular chicken chain, chick

>> i think it adds into this idea of the clintons. are there question marks that we have in terms of the democratic primary voter versus the enthusiasm you have towards bernie sanders? the two questions is something that we know and something that we don't know. something we know is that bernie sanders raised a lot of money. that is a very -- probably the most important metric. he raised more money than hillary clinton did. that is a really important metric. that means he can blast on. we can focus on the polls, but then it gets to the question of if. if he does really well here, i don't know. what is really well? is really well winning by ten points? that sounds pretty good. there is a perception that lead here is not that big inside both campaigns. >> bret, after watching the democratic debate and seeing how he argued with her on even terms and seemed to really get under her skin and after watching him draw even, not in new hampshire but on the national polls, should we start taking bernie sanders more seriously as a potential democ