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That to happen? >> so far she's been defiant. in statements she's made since the results of the snap election, the disastrous results in many ways, she's tried to portray business as usual, getting on to what she is intending to do, brexit negotiations in a week. she's gotten some support, critically gotten support from some of the chief rivals in her party who back her at the moment. the question is how long will that support last? looks like she'll be comfortable for a few weeks, perhaps even a few months. but then questions seriously arise after that. again, chief rivals in her party backin...

Institutional party backing. i think those things would be more likely to start falling in place for him this time, but he would have to make an argument to people who supported hillary last time who he would have had to peel away that he really is going to do it and he really can win and he really is the guy this time. >> and he'll be 78 in 2020, former vice president biden, but as i think biden pointed out to me, trump will be 74. is that -- can you really have an age issue for biden at 78 if the incumbent is 74? >> you might be able to make age an issue and not age as in he's so old but is ...

Gets serious about elections until after the holidays, and on and on. guess what, guys, it's after the holidays. it's serious. it's 28 days until the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton, ted cruz, marco rubio, john kasich, mike huckabee, all descending on the hawkeye state today. cnn political reporter sara murray is right across the border of first in the state new hampshire primary that's where we find front-runner donald trump. he rang in the new year with his first tv ads. and instead of a biographical ad or list of accomplishments, this is list of most controversial, some might say outrageous ...

Joining me former vermont governor howard dean and senior adviser on the bush-cheney campaign. good to see you both. >> hello there. >> thanks. >> governor i'm going to reach out to you first. why is donald trump able to draw so much support for a platform that has his own party backing away? >> i've always said there's a tremendous amount of anger on the right in the republican party. the republican leadership is trying to get away from that. they know they can't attract this younger generation that put obama in the white house. but that doesn't mean the voters are all there. so trump is goin...

Caucus and they vetoed it. he could not negotiate in good na faith. there are times they've golfed together. to continue to talk about things like the debt ceiling, items like immigration. you know, it is -- again, unconscionable that he would stand there and tell that boldfaced lie. he simply did not have his own party backing him up. he could not make a deal on behalf of the republicans in the house. >> reached out and made deals and he had to break the deals. you're absolutely right. but don't worry, krystal, because the president himself came out swinging and he made some very strong state...