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in time and remember. 2.9, 2.9. long way to go and turn out is higher this time. just shy of 6 million and were not there. just not there. if youre looking at map as republican, youre grateful its red but its really early on. got a long way to go. ill be a broken record here but looking at northampton county, maybe 40% of the vote. shy of that. bucks county, key suburb outside of philadelphia, this is more conservative of the area, 12% of the vote maybe, come down to montgomery county, big su...

Counties, smaller counties waiting until tomorrow to start counting absentee ballots. as picture comes together of what is happening, were in suspense in pennsylvania. >> thats a lot. again, again, just look at commonwealth of pennsylvania, big state. go back in time to how many votes need to be counted. 2.9, 2.9, and expect higher turnout this time. at least six or seven counties were won by trump, they decided they wouldnt count votes until tomorrow. thinking opportunities are slipping away, s...

Especially considering where people especially pun dits thought she might be at this point in the race. we should note as more of the vote comes in how its narrowing between the lead front runner right now. senator sanders from neighboring vermont and indiana former mayor pete buttigieg. about 2.9% behind sanders. that race tightening a bit. even as klobuchar falls behind to a strong third place. considering a lot of people had written off her campaign. >> no question. this is moment for klobuch...

That it is a wizard of oz moment. >> lets go back to wolf. >> anderson, thanks very much. 8:00 p.m. here on the east coast. all the polls in new hampshire are closed. key race alert. 14% of the vote estimated now in. bernie sanders maintaining a lead. 28.4%. >> 9.4% for elizabeth warren. tulsi gabbard, 3.3%. andrew yang, 2.9%. lets go to dana and jake. you have breaking news. >> thats right. news to report. thats that sources are telling us andrew yang is planning to suspend his campaign, planni...

Hard working americans. ed: just like the santa rally, lisa, you asked for media predictions of a recession and keep delivering. lisa: did i that? >> as we move into 2019 increasingly look at recessionary risks building. >> looks like a very challenging year not just for the u.s. economy but for the global economy. >> recession jitters. president trump said to be rattled as economic alarm bells cause wild week on wall street. >> there are indicators that the u.s. could be headed for a recession....

Thats a serious problem. i think the american people expect us to carefully consider the evidence, not concealed the evidence. reporter: there was some bipartisanship this month. democrats and publicans agreed on bills to fund the government and on trade agreement with the united states, mexico and canada. president trump even accepted an invitation from house speaker nancy pelosi to deliver the state of the union address on february 4. molly. molly: it will be a very interesting january, certai...

Impeached on the floor of the house. historical perspective from ed rollins. welcome. youve been riding shotgun for the past two hours. your reflections as you watch. >> the vast majority of americans never get to watch the congress in action. after watching a couple hours today they wont be enthusiastic about it. you see a lot of egotistic members saying up stuff that isnt relevant. i worked at both the white house and the chief political advisor of the house republicans. 2.9 miles between the ...

More thought about this than just saying, were going to make a very simple switch, turn one thing off and one thing on, and have it work flawlessly. i dont think thats the way the process would work. >> our producer just said in my ear that the medicare tax is 2.9%, which i think is less than the deduction that i know im paying out. >> depends where you work, yeah. >> yeah. its -- youre right. the medicare tax is pretty small. its much smaller than the tax you pay to the federal government. but ...

Its socialism. geoff, quickly, prediction for the economy between now and the electi election? >> slow. just poor. what he said on the campaign trail was we can get annual gdp growth to 4, 5, 6%. he got it to 2.9% last year and its headed down. it will be close the two this year, close to two next year. by all the consensus forecasts, less than 2% after that. its just slow and weak. >> the new piece is "why trump is bad for business." geoff colvin thanks for being on the program. jay caruso, tha...

And campaign in mississippi in the governors race? >> i think it shows where we are at as a republican party and -- leland: which is where? >> we are not working hard enough and i think we need to work harder and we need to fix where we are going -- leland: okay, the messaging. >> im talking about our ground game. i was going back to virginia, i apologize. we need to have a stronger ground game, we need people to get enthused and i dont see as much as in the past, looking in the past few days, t...