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Pack, i think the next candidates down are amy klobuchar at 4% and kamala harris at 3%. last hour, we talked to a voter here who is registered independent who was telling us that she's looking to caucus in the democratic race and she hasn't in the past. and is looking at pete buttigieg. so there is a lot of room for those numbers to be flexible. but i want to set you up where we are, ali. we are just a couple hours away from this is essentially the iowa democratic party's big dinner that happens just three months before the iowa caucus. and what you see are campaign organizers, volunteers from...

And her opponents, including the white house, have all said that's not possible. >> reporter: right. ali, this is your favorite topic and really no one i'd rather talk about this with than you right now. so i want to start with we can get to where the assumptions are that are baked into this plan that are really good fertile ground for people to start digging in skeptically into what's in this plan. but let's just broaden out and talk about the cost and how she's going to pay for it. cost-wise, you're right. she said this plan's going to cost $20.5 trillion in new federal government spending o...

Clinton and it was that point on that folks saw what kind of ground organization he had. the grass roots enthusiasm. the race turned. of course barack obama ultimately won that iowa caucus. the question is not only is there a candidate that stands out tonight but those other candidates. there's 14 overall, ali, who will be speaking tonight who are trying to grasp for relevancy at this point. >> vaughn, always good to see you, my friend. vaughn hillyard in des moines, iowa for us. let's go to capitol hill where speaker nancy pelosi says public hearings could start as early as this month. we are...

Truth from voters. it is impossible to pay for medicare for all without middle class tax increases. colorado senator michael bennet also said in a statement voters are sick and tired of politicians promising them things that they know they can't deliver. one of president trump's top economic advisors also weighed in on elizabeth warren's plan. >> it is the middle class who would have to pay the extra $100 billion or more to finance this kind of socialist government takeover of healthcare. it would have a catastrophic effect on the economy. >> okay. you know that there's very little i like talk...