out tonight. yeah, throw them out. throw them out into the cold. you know [ cheers and applause ] don t give them their coat. no coats. all right. partly tongue in cheek, but no coat, throw them in the cold. there s things he says tongue in cheek and there are things he says that generally are not just mean but vile and odious. what s going on in the audience is not tongue in cheek. you were in lowell. they would get more violent and more violent the more protester that s would interrupt. you were at lowell. there s a video going on of two folks sitting there quietly in lowell holding a sign and people just basically ripped up their sign and bullied them. an interesting point today. suppose he doesn t win iowa. and it s possible he won t. and he s got a ready-made excuse because it s a very weird system. he says why don t people actually vote i? don t understand this. if he loses iowa and somehow reacts badly i don t mean seriously. if he really trumps it up after
throw them out into the cold. you know [ cheers and applause ] don t give them their coat. no coats. all right. partly tongue in cheek, but no coat, throw them in the cold. there s things he says tongue in cheek and there are things he says that generally are not just mean but vile and odious. what s going on in the audience is not tongue in cheek. you were in lowell. they would get more violent and more violent the more protester that s would interrupt. you were at lowell. there s a video going on of two folks sitting there quietly in lowell holding a sign and people just basically ripped up their sign and bullied them. an interesting point today. suppose he doesn t win iowa. and it s possible he won t. and he s got a ready-made excuse because it s a very weird system. he says why don t people actually vote i? don t understand this. if he loses iowa and somehow reacts badly i don t mean seriously. if he really trumps it up after losing iowa, then maybe that
get the momentum, and i think he can beat her if he does that. if he doesn t win iowa, it s slim, at best. you still consider her a formidable obstacle? i think that bernie sanders will win. that s the bottom line. clinton is she has a lot of history. she s established in the field of politics and, but i think people are starting to question her more, and her chances against trump versus sanders chances against trump are not that great. so i think we have to closely evaluate the situation more before we say anything. i don t think she is a formidable candidate. i think that she s just a house candidate. so he s going to win? well, you know, the house is really powerful. you know what i mean? don t bet against the house? right. of course hillary is formidable. of course she s formidable. if bernie were not in the race, we would consider hillary.
bernie sanders nationally, 53% to 36%. on the republican side, the 2016 race, jeb bush is doubling down on new hampshire embarking on a three-day trip through that state starting today. the former governor inist sistss morning that donald trump s campaign will implode once voting starts in less than a month. he s a buddy of the clintons. is he the only person on stage that s given money to bill clinton and hillary clinton s campaign? yeah. and their foundation? he s not going to win iowa. if he doesn t win iowa, then he s going to have hard time here. if he doesn t within here, then the whole thing collapses. the new numbers from that nbc news survey/monkey online poll suggests trump s support is stronger than bush. msnbc political correspondent and host steve kornacki is here. i don t think that s a big headline his support is stronger than bush. we ve seen that consistently. but it is the difference in the national poll and what we re seeing in the state by state
and i think, you know, what we re going to see after iowa and new hampshire, and you re not going to crown a republican nominee, but you are going to winnow out the people who aren t going to make it to the next round. especially for cruz and trump. you know, trump s entire many today pain is predicated on being number one. if he doesn t win iowa, if he doesn t win new hampshire, i m not sure he can make that argument. what if he wins iowa and new hampshire. he still has a tough map ahead. if he doesn t, i think his campaign collapses. david says if he wins iowa and new hampshire, for all practical purposes, he says it will be over and he ll be the nominee. i don t know if it s over, but he s already the most well positioned person to be the nominee on this day. but if he wins iowa and new hampshire, i think he s off if he wins iowa and new hampshire, gloria, south carolina is not very far behind, nevada and then you go to the other southern states. he ll do well in all o