bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> brennan: that's michael bloomberg. and he's taken income based on things he said in the past. we can't wait to see what people say about that one. we'll turn to the panel. amy walters, host of the take away. eliana johnson editor and chief of washington beacon. and paula reid, and ed o'keefe o the campaign trial. ed, i didn't know they allowed you back in washington. >> i didn't either. >> brennan: that's the first uplifting bloomberg clip. there are a lot of really damaging things that his campaign had to respond to this week. >> there were, and past comments on stop and frisk. and red lineing and of course all the issues that were you know, dealt with at bloomberg news back in the day. they were preparing for this, and i think it's telling, when on a sunday morning. kellyanne conway, and bernie sanders are all in agreement something is wrong with michael bloomberg. the problem is he's spending mony and climbing in the polls. and opponents are terrified what's coming. he's going to do well enough to accrue delegates i

i hope michael bloomberg makes the debate. i want people to construct him, because we know his money. the one what to think about him going after bernie sanders bernie sanders? >> interesting. he was going after bernie bros, not bernie sanders. some of these supporters in bernie's camp, they have a history of being a little bit aggressive. that's a good word. spew what i was the press secretary. i can't help myself sometimes. >> their people inside his camp that i've worked with over the years, especially in 2016, the democrats just like me. there are some of them who are not so typical. >> dana: what should bernie sanders do? does he have a problem? some of his supporters being hostile online, bullying. >> i think there is a reputation there and at times he has condemned it. he has to manage a fine line. the one thing about him, he has a core of committed supporters that are with him no matter what. that is one of the problems. the schism continues to exist. those are the folks that, whoever the nominee is, they will have to

senator warren is calling on michael bloomberg to reverse that. here she is at a campaign stop in december. >> i think ndas are a way for people to hide bad things they have done. i think women should be able to speak. they need to be released from ndas. >> would michael bloomberg -- he's not just being a businessman or mayor of new york, now running to be president of the united states, leader of the free world. will he release women from these ndas so they can be heard because what they have to say might be of interest to voters? >> first off, you said senator warren is going to be on the program later, so senator warren is a lawyer, she knows that ndas are routine pieces of settlement agreements in corporate america. i'm sure when she was representing corporations that had done damaging things to women, ndas might have been part of those settlements. it would be interesting to see what she thinks about those. nonetheless, it's the company's position that many of the women on the other side of those ndas also don't want disclose your and they're

it's not just michael bloomberg that's going to be a focus. there's also bernie sanders who is polling ahead with a double digit lead in a series of new national polls. this could also be a time where bernie sanders comes under fire from some of his rivals who are trying to head off his rise. i think another person that needs to have a very strong debate tonight is joe biden. he's had shaky debate performances in the past. and right now, he's really hoping for a turn around here in nevada after the disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire. a lot is at stake for that debate. >> so people have a sense of where the race stands, this is the latest cnn poll of polls which clearly shows bernie sanders out in front. way out in front in the democratic race at 28% on average. you can see everyone else bunched down below 16%. josh, you have some new reporting on something arlette was referring to which is that bernie sanders is the front-runner now. you'd think that would make him a targ oet on the debate stage. yet former senator harry reid say

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ♪ >> chris: the democratic race for the white house is gearing up with the votes in iowa and new hampshire starting to winnow the field of candidates and establish in front runners, but upcoming contest in nevada and south carolina, much more diverse states, could reshuffle the race again. joining us now from las vegas, former mayor pete buttigieg. mayer, let's start with the numbers from the two states which are going to be holding contests over the next few weeks, put them up on the screen. in nevada, you're in fifth place with 10% support. and south carolina, you're also

bloomberg's heart issues. >> it is telling that none of the same concern is demonstrated for michael bloomberg who is the same age as bernie sanders who has also undergone heart attacks in the past. >> reporter: he has undergone stent, but he did not have a heart attack. they called it a absolute lie and that is not the way to defeat donald trump. and later, the aide said she misspoke, but the back and forth is going to be as they prepare to enter the stage for first time. and both candidates are 78 and the oldest president ever elected to a first term. bloomberg released a letter to the doctor and said he is in outstanding health and no medical concerns present or looming that would prevent him from being president of the united states. and also, the rigors of the campaign and travel and other scheduled campaign activity without any limitations. >> if you think that i am not in good health, you come out with me and i will let democrats bei for the lack of transparency relating to the health records and president trump was campaigned in the 2016 campaign as well. since president, he

if michael bloomberg doesn't do okay or bomb we may see joe biden. he's still running in nevada and south carolina. there's not a zero percent chance he can come back i'll disagree with chris a little bit i think there's a path for bernie sanders to win over president trump but it would have a disastrous impact that would destroy the democratic majority in the house. >> bill: you see a path for america electing a democratic socialist. >> america elected donald trump and nobody saw that coming. >> i agree. bernie sanders wouldn't have zero chance but a lesser chance say two out of ten, three out of ten chance of beating trump but for the party a catastrophe because in all the suburban districts he -- mitch mcconnell could not dream of a better candidate than bernie sanders because it puts races in wisconsin and new hampshire and place where's republicans are playing now brings those races right in because sanders would be so bad with suburbanites. >> bill: what are you looking for tonight? what are you hoping to see or expect to see? >> i expect micha

so, michael bloomberg. maria teresa, this is alleged comments that bloomberg -- this is from a "washington post" look-back on bloomberg on women. it feels like pretrump this could have been disqualifying in a primary. quotes that have been attributed to him. if women wanted to be appreciated for their brains, they'd go to the library instead of bloomingdale's. referring to lawsuits about discrimination. when bloomberg saw certain women, he said i'd expletive that in a second. when bloomberg learned that garrison, someone that worked for him, was pregnant, according to her lawsuit he allegedly said "kill it." he has denied that he said those words in a deposition. is this going to be damaging to him as he tries to become a mainstream democrat? >> this is where it's going to get tough. who is going to show up for the american public. is it going to be mayor bloomberg or philanthropist bloomberg? i say this because philanthropist bloomberg is the one that has invested heavily on electing women through emily's

we haven't seen michael bloomberg. who gets the incoming is really important. >> molly what is fascinating not only is the 9 point drop that biden suffered in this new national poll, but the african-american support in the quinnipiac polling about a week ago that has declined for biden by 20 points, and the increase in african-american support nationally, molly that bloomberg has seen, despite all the questions about stop and frisk et cetera. what do you make of that? >> well, look, african-american voters were democratic voters like everybody else. they're just asphyxiated on electability as the rest of the democratic primary electorate. perhaps more so. i think, you know if you're an african-american voter for a long time you haven't had the luxury of waiting for a candidate who is perfect on all of your issues. you want a candidate who can win, you want a candidate who represents what you see as the mainstream of the democratic party. so fundamentally i think we just see african-american voters making the same calcu

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michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership. i share your determination to bring this country together to finally make progress for the american people. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg, and i approve this message. >>> extremely tense moments between mayor pete buttigieg and senator amy klobuchar is last night's debate. watch this. >> you're literally in part of the committee that's overseeing these things. and we're not able to speak to literally the first thing to the politics of the crisis. >> are you trying to say that i'm dumb or are you mocking me here, pete? >> been unusual among democrats, i think the democrat among all of the senators running for president most likely to vote for donald trump's judges who we know are especially hostile to dreamers and to the rights of immigrants. >> i wish everyone was as perfect as you, pete

michael bloomberg joins the crowded stage. the debate comes ahead of the nevada caucuses in three days. e the democrats arading west. a new fron on staget. for the first time is michael bloomberg, who spent $400 million on his campaign so far and isn't even on the ballot here. he ents the campaign march 3, super tuesday. senator bernie sanders ise attacking g specter. >> we are going to win- the big spender. we are going to win thi election not because we are buying the airwaves. we are going to win this onelececause we are building the biggest grassrts movement is country has ever see laura: former vice president joe biden is attacking bloomberg for manting to link himself to president o nevada is home to the casino industry. with a growing honpanic populait is the most diverse state yet devote. >> if you want to know how america will vote, watch the nevada results. >> party organizers hope to onid a similar fa saturday. it looks like the king himseut is worried ahe process. >> i am open we have success with the caucus. laura

that story focusing on michael bloomberg. last night at a state party dinner enrichment, michael bloomberg had this to say. [video clip] virginia is still very much up for grabs in 2020. we are not waiting until the general election to organize here. we have already knocked on 32,000 doors in the state, made and than 72,000 phone calls i have hired staffers to work right here in virginia. [applause] >> i want you to know i am here to stay know better who comes out on top of the primary. we can elect democrats up and down the ballot. [applause] >> and say goodbye to donald. host: that was michael bloomberg and that is available on our website, c-span.org. headline, sharpening attacks on bloomberg as he continues to rise in the polls. bloomberg's 2020 rivals are sharpening their attacks against him, underscoring his greatest strength in the primary race. bloomberg has assembled a fearsome campaign apparatus that includes hundreds of the democratic party's top strategists. he has put more than $350 million into an advertising ca

the bloomberg team blames the trump campaign, changing headline from what michael bloomberg has said. will that work? joe biden really going after bernie sanders big time saying quote it is not enough for bernie to disassociate himself. bernie has to quote, disown his supporters quote, misogynistic attacks on nevada's biggest labor unions. this is happening just ahead of the nevada caucus. he is saying bernie quote has accountability here. we have that big fight breaking out. plus a top democrat warning, a top democrat is not sure democrats have a candidate who can beat president trump. as the president potentially faces a new problem. will it hit the u.s. economy? could it cause a downturn before the election? more on nancy pelosi trying to tell cnn president trump was not acquitted when he was. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's kick it off with the president revving up fans at the daytona 500. fox news's garrett tenney has more. reporter: this is quite th

also tracking with michael bloomberg. good morning to you, jacqui heinrich. >> good morning, shannon. so telling you before former vice president joe biden here in south carolina told the crowd, "i hope you guys love me as much as i love you guys." biden is depending on that love after a disappointing fifth place finish in new hampshire. south carolina is expected to act as ao firewall for his campaign with long-standing support from black voters. he reminded supporters tonight he was barack obama's vice president for eight years. they got a lot done. bidenhe to diminish the losses n iowa and new hampshire and those states don't represent the rest of the country. >> you hear all these pundits and experts, cable tv talkers talking about the race. tell them, it ain't over man. i've said many times, you can't beat the democrat nominee or win a general election as a democrat unless you have overwhelmingg support from the black and brown voters. >> shannon: biden two his primary watch party, a surprise to his supporters and su

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michael bloomberg sure seems to think so. >> here's the thing, michael bloomberg hasn't gone toe to toe on the debate stage with any of thee candidates so far. he is very likely to qualify for the debate in las vegas. how is he going to handle the face-to-face criticism on issues like stop and frisk and redlining? >> i think everyone is making a bigger deal about the comments on redlining. mike has fought to end foreclosures through his philanthropy and work as mayor, worked to create 175,000 units of affordable housing here in new york city. the media is making some of it and candidates whose campaigns are flagging are commenting. his record is clear on that case. you got to be able to stand on the stage side to side with folks competing to be the free leader of the world and make your case. mike decided not to accept contributions, senator warren and senator klobuchar asked the rule be changed because they wanted michael bloomberg on the stage, we're eager to get on the stage in nevada and south carolina and give the american people a chance to make a chase as to who can take on add d

jillian: let's talk about michael bloomberg on being able to defeat donald trump. listen to this. >> i am a new yorker. i know how to take on an arrogant conman like donald trump who comes from new york. i am a manager. i knew what to do after 9/11 and brought the city back stronger than ever. i'm a philanthropist who didn't inherit his money but made his money. i am spending that money to get rid of donald trump, the worst president we have ever had. jillian: does that surprise you? >> takes one to know one. i'm not sure what his message wa democrats given a b-. independents ac, republicans in f. not surprised that republicans. he needs to make his case last night, to say this is why am here. here is my story. saying i am a new yorker so i can take him on didn't resonate, didn't have a standout moment. he was dry, delivery wasn't compelling and people weren't excited by him. jillian: everyone took shots including pete buttigieg. >> most americans don't see where they fit if they have to choose between a socialist to think capitalism is the root of all evil and a b

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michael bloomberg $417 million so far. then the next that even close is another billionaire, tom steyer. bernie sanders who i have heard that he doesn't like the billionaires or he doesn't get money from billionaires. but he's got a lot of money and spending a lot on tv ads and then it goes down from there. we're just only two contests in. >> no, i think spending wise it's quite lopsided towards the people who have the resources independently to be putting that in the game. look the big test is going to be after the early primary states to see if the comebacks match the numbers that are being -- the money that is being put in really. if that strategy is really working here. so you're going to see this continuing to play out until you get one of the actual -- sorry super tuesday states because that's the first that anybody's name is on the ballot. >> here's one of the things that you have to remember with sanders look ahead, he's very, very well funded. he's funded for a very long race. >> that's what i was trying to say. >

michael bloomberg qualified for tomorrow's democratic debate in nevada. the newest national poll shows bernie sanders surging to the lead with 31%, but look at right behind him, that is the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg at 19%. now, he will go toe to toe with his political rivals taking aim at the hundreds of millions of dollars he is shelling out on this election. he's also joining the stage following weeks of intense criticism over past comments on controversial policies, like stop and frisk, tha

harvey weinstein going into court and not michael bloomberg, we will see if we have the video of michael bloomberg and his sound bite from wednesday night's debat a listen. >> we have a very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many? >> let me finish. >> how many? >> none of them accused me of doing anything, maybe they didn't like a joke i told and let me -- leland: bloomberg saying that the 3 women who made direct allegations against him over the past years could tell their story saying a statement of any of them wanting to be released from nondisclosure agreements so they can talk about allegations they should contact the company, his company and given a release, it's unclear that bloomberg's reversal on nda's would include case involving explosive quote cited in the washington post where bloomberg allegedly asked plaintiff how is married life, plaintiff responded that she was pregnant and the baby due following september, he allegedly respond today her, quote, kill it, joining us now senior national spokeswoman, appreciate you joining us from new york, sabrina. so it seems as though

what response should we expect from michael bloomberg tonight >> michael bloomberg has a record of service. he's a record as a business person and a record as an if philanthropist all the campaigning are buying ads and what we are doing and because we have a message that we need to communicate like those folks have been doing for the last, you know, six to nine months you get on the stage because you qualify under the rules set by the dnc. nothing more, nothing less you know, mike plans to talk about his view and vision. everyone knows that the candidates will be coming after him. you know you can see that coming a mile away he is not a punching bag he is a new yorker and he's a tough guy so he'll be certainly polite, cool, calm, collected but he is not taking a lot of stuff from folks if they come at him they should anticipate a lot more coming back. >> all right i wish it weren't starting so late it's going to be tough for those of us on the east coast to stay up and catch the action. >> i understand. >> you mentioned he's going to emphasize the message that he's here to communicate that

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to "meet the press damely" live from las vegas, where we're holding our debate tomorrow night. sanders is facing a new challenger on the debate stage tomorrow night, joining me now is a new york city mayor bill de blasio, who recently endorsed senator sanders for president. he's the guy that replaced him as mayor. welcome back to the show, sir. let me ask you this let me start with, if you look at our poll, you see opportunity for sanders and the potential hurdles, do you feel like he's done enough, when you consider the reservations people have about a cathdy

what kind of heat is michael bloomberg in tonight? >> this is not about michael bloomberg, fighting for the title who's the least racist among them because every available candidate has significant race issues. biden attacking bloomberg not only the creator of the '94 crime villa but also the architect of the crack laws. african-american voters should be concerned that their only options on the democrat side has worked to marginalize them. from slavery, jim crow jim crow, color codes, '94 crime bills, bloomberg and others, has always been antiblack and always been. spoon party officials will push back against the idea that they always were antiblack. >> i do not think the democratic party has been antiblack forever but i watch the 8:25 of that entire video from bloomberg and the six seconds and have been put out by the media is really a miss our visitation of what he was actually saying. when i watched that video, says this man is actually saying that the method used two end redlining is the problem. he was not saying that we should n

laur with the democrats, michael bloomberg is at 19% in national pol not even in a primary or a caucus until super tuesday, and yet, could he be the centrist alternative to bernie sanders? anthony: i is remarkable the progress that michael bloomberg has made despite the fact he has not been any -- has not been in any debates before now. it is unprecedented, but he has been spending millions of advertising.elevision and online i saw a poll that came out earlier that said that 69% o l americans had seen an advertisement byel mic bloomberg in one form or another. he is a fmer republican, turned independent, turned democrat, who could edge out some others. laura: bloomberg's ads are very snappy, but isn't he going to get hammered on stage for trying to buy t race? anthony: it is hard to figure out which candidate does not have a reason to go after thisel bloomberg i debate as you mentioned, the moderates may feel they have to compete with michael bloomberg for the party, so you're going to see a variety, including j biden, who says he is going to target him, michael bloomberg's support of

also, michael bloomberg, ready for primetime. new this hour, we have an inside look at just how bloomberg is getting ready for the debate stage. we know who is playing his fellow democrats in debate prep. we'll give that to you in just a moment. let's get right to our team of road warriors in nevada. josh letterman is following bles bloomberg. mr. letterman, i'll start with you, sir, what are we hearing from team bloomberg about tomorrow's debate? >> reporter: craig, bloomberg officials that i talked to were confident he would make the debate. he needed one more national poll where he hit 10% or higher. as of this morning he has that poll. what they didn't expect is that he would have done quite so well. he has now leap frogged to second place in the national polls according to this new survey out this morning with 19%, ahead of joe biden and the other candidates. and we're hearing from the campaign from kevin sheekey, the campaign manager saying our campaign has seen a groundswell of support and qualifying for the debate is the

but michael bloomberg is a game changer. when you look at the candidates, you know, elizabeth warren, buttigieg are spending doubled then they are bringing in. and 100% of what they are bringing in. elizabeth warren raised as much money as she has raised after the debate in a single 24-hour period. but the bottom line is it is still not enough. she should have never said that. if i was running, i would say, i would take money. it does not mean that you have to give promises back to the people that rode the checks. >> trace: you are not selling your soul, but you have to stay in the race. you look at nevada, and it is a bell winner, much more than iowa and new hampshire, 20% african-american population, and these are critical states or important states for joe biden. doesn't he at least have to make a showing here? >> yes, he has to come in top three. and i think anybody who is not top three needs to walk away and put your support, your voters, your percentage into one of those top three candidates. going to go in south carol

could michael bloomberg's save him from a brutal debate debut? we'll share president trump's reaction to it. we can see it. this day has never been closer. today, the leukemia and lymphoma society, is leading the way to cancer cures. at lls, beating cancer is in our blood. lou: new filings showing how much money michael bloomberg has spent on his campaign already. according to the fec, he has spent $463 million. >> he threw close to 5 nim young black men up against the wall. >> michael bloomberg owns more wealth than the top 525 million americans. he shouldn't have to choose between a candidate who wants to burn this party down and another candidate who wants to buy his party out. lou: saying in part that's michael bloomberg was bumbling and stumbling. everybody on the stage with bernie sanders said they disagreed with the idea that the candidate who just gets most delegates should necessarily be the party's nominee. the votes don't want matter. -- the votes don't matter. this from the same party who wants to do away with the electoral college. a

will ask our panel about michael bloomberg's rise in the polls. accusations of sexism in the workplace. and our power player of the week. a fixture of the late 90s goes -- >> it is about on formalizing the symphony orchestra in a way that does not intimidate people. chris: all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ hello again from fox news in washington. ever since william barr became attorney general, critics have complained he acts more like the president's personal lawyer than the nations top law enforcement officer. this week, barr said mr. trump comments and tweets about criminal cases make it impossible for him to do his job. meanwhile, executors dropped a tough sentencing recommendation from long-time trump advisor roger stone. decided not to pursue criminal charges against a favorite trump target andrew mccabe. in a moment, we will spoke with counselor to the president kellyanne conway. first, let's bring in mark meredith reporting from the president retreat with the latest. mark appeared. >> the president still has confidence and faith in his

front runner, not on michael bloomberg. >> jay caruso, thank you. >>> much more on the race for president, including michael bloomberg reversing his decision on nondisclosure agreements after being called out by elizabeth warren. we're going live to india where the president is now. we are back in a moment. i used to think that traditional disinfectants

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back. this evening there are now more than 2,000 former justice department officials stretching as far as the eisenhower administration renouncing attorney general bill barr for interfering in the sentencing of trump ally, roger stone. as you can see, it is a massive and growing number of former officials who are alarmed by barr's conduct and we're barely through the as on the list on

michael bloomberg's already been in super tuesday states. he has already been showing ads to all the different sort of specific democratic voters based on race, age, ethnicity, occupation. unlike the president, he actually has hired some of the best people, and he has been slowly but surely getting endorsements of black elites. whether or not that translates and trickles down to the masses we rest mains to be seen, but he has $62 million. there are a lot of the democratic candidates in the field who have been working very hard to raise money and get their message out, and bloomberg has a severe advantage. that doesn't mean he will win the nomination, but we will see if money can beat time in this particular instance. >> let me ask you quickly about one of his more controversial policies here in new york, stop and frisk. he has been able to until now, although he has drawn criticism for it, christina was say, get a bit of a spike in the african american community, particularly in south carolina. how do you explain that? how do you explain it

and so michael bloomberg has an obligation to do this. really told the american people how he made a shift in another direction or how the policy did not work effectively or any of the merit of issues, but heat needs to have a conversation with african-american voters how his change has been over time. wiecord. excuse me. i did not interrupt you. >> that is a lie. >> shannon: okay, we will give you a chance. >> when it came down to the central five, five men in the scent put in jail for rape and murder, donald trump cited on the opposite side. he wasn't with these five and until this day, he has still not apologized. >> well, we can talk about what is factual and what is the thought of others. we can specifically point as president what donald trump has done for african-americans. we talk about criminal justice reform. thousands of people released from jail, 90% being black. opportunitiesl and in this country has support for school choice which the majority of folks that go to charter schools are african-americans.s and they are poor. so

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michael bloomberg is going to bounce donald trump around. trump is focused on mike bloomberg quite a bit lately because he's scared of mike bloomberg. all of the news this week, russia has been trying to interfere in the 2020 elections. donald trump didn't want that news to come out. we now know in the news today that the russians were trying to help get bernie sanders elected. why would the russians who have been greatly aided in recent years by the president of the united states want bernie sanders to be the nominee in this race? i would submit it's because they know that donald trump can beat him. and voters should also focus on that fact. we are at a dangerous time in our history, a constitutional crisis that probably is the most severe moment since the civil war. american voters need someone who can protect their interests against donald trump. that is not bernie sanders. bernie sanders is going to torch everyone down ballot in this race. progressive democrats know it. moderate democrats know it, and they're worried about it. i think th

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your guy, michael bloomberg is off the campaign trail today. up know him well, he's very results oriented. what's going on inside that campaign. >> i think he's preparing to deliver a very strong message on tuesday. he has more experience governings managing, promoting women and people of color it -- >> but can he get that out there. >> he did it in new york. he has plans to invest in rural and manufacturing communities, raise the minimum wage -- >> then why dheen say that? >> we're going to see a very different michael bloomberg. >> up next, a new poll suggests new threats to biden's campaign ahead of tomorrow's caucus. raise the minimum wage -- what's going on? it's the 3pm slump. should have had a p3. oh yeah. should have had a p3. need energy? get p3. with a mix of meat, cheese and nuts. you look more like a heather.a. do you ever get that? it's nice to finally meet you in person. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm act

and surprisingly, the surge by michael bloomberg. it seems that his strategy of letting joe biden somewhat implode and waiting out on the wings seems to be working. >> absolutely. in terms of michael bloomberg, he has invested so much money into the super tuesday states, really, and across the country in digital and television advertisement. he already has that universal name recognition as the former mayor of new york city and has the bloomberg company obviously behind his name, so he is very much surging, i think, in part due to name recognition but he has been very cleverly rolling out a number of themes and ads and messaging. you know, i covered the state of the union address just a week ago today, and i noticed that during the address, michael bloomberg's campaign was essentially counter programming president trump's address, sending out messaging, you know, touching on those topics president trump was touching on, and sending out his own message and held a rally in philadelphia that same night. a lot of democratic primary voter

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, includin

michael bloomberg is qualifying for the next two presidential debates. he will take the stage to monitor in las vegas for the caucuses which is qualifying for the debate in south carolina next week after the latest national poll showing him at 14 person. peter doocy reporting from las vegas on how bloomberg is gaining traction. >> reporter: the candidate with the biggest crowd is calling out with the biggest candidate. >> we say to mayor bloomberg we are a democracy, not an oligarchy. you are not going to buy this election. >> 15,000 people in washington state report is bernie sanders attacked michael bloomberg which he will do tomorrow night in person because he qualified for his first debate with the new merit poll that shows sanders leading in bloomberg ahead of joe biden. in virginia and monmouth poll finds bloomberg and sanders ahead of joe biden, bloomberg advertises himself and not biden is barack obama's right-hand man. >> they worked to combat gun violence and improve education for every child. >> i count on you. >> reporter: biden is looking fo

mayor pete and now michael bloomberg. but it's ineffectual and doomed. it's the ghost of politic past. it's clear that democratic leaders can no longer lead. the harvard kids who ran the brilliant hillary campaign can't build a functioning voter app. no one will ever believe these people again. that's a good thing. the problem is what comes next? richard is a lawyer and a long time advisor to bill clinton and hillary clinton. my heart broke a little bit for the democratic party. not something that happens off when i watched. these are the people who want to take over our healthcare and retrofit every building for the green deal and want control of my fire weres? i would not let them organize my kid's birthday party. -- >> not having caucus at all, we are stuck with them this year. they are the most undemocratic way to pick anything. you are off from work at that time and can spend as much time as it takes to be there. democrats complain about voter suppression. that's exhibit-a, they would squawk about it. >> tucker: far be it for me to stand up for iowa

and in my mind, for many americans, this will be the first time they meet michael bloomberg. everything they've seen until now has been a paid ad or something that he's been able to control. he can't control this. and it seems like everyone will have their guns trained on him. how do you think you will perform? >> you know he's not the most charismatic speaker but he is very steeped into details. he's wicked smart and i've spent the last evening coming back from fox news new york to d.c. reviewing all of his past debate performances in new york city. and so i hope that they don't -- this is my view of course, i hope that the candidates don't spend all of their time attacking his wealth but instead looking at his ideas. his policies. talk about his tenure as mayor. this is not about attacking his wealth, this is about recognizing that he has a point of view and he has a past. >> melissa: i'm really interested in the fact that you sat and watched his debate performances. how would you describe his performance in the past? >> you know what that is? it took a lot of patience to w

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. for the past few weeks because, fun fact, a recent study suggests crime goes down when people tune in.. and football is awesome. - win, win. to thank you for watching, we're kicking off adt's pass the protection contest. - it's your chance to win a $250,000 home makeover from adt, designed by us. - and a new adt smart home security system. - visit adt.com/passtheprotection and tell us what you want to protect. ♪ >>> there's increasing attention on mayor michael bloomberg's role in the presidential race and not just from his fellow democrats. president trump suddenly is rampi

they all went after michael bloomberg. i understand trying to stop this bloomberg thing before it got out of hand from their point of view. that's what they were trying to do, and take him down. but meanwhile it's bernie sanders, not bloomberg who is -- who is leading in nevada according to the polls. who is going to probably do pretty well in south carolina. and who the polls show leading in the big super tuesday states. and so by the end of super tuesday, which is just three days after south carolina, you could be looking at bernie sanders with a delegate lead that's very difficult for anybody to claw back just of the way the primary process rolls. it doesn't mean he gets the majority of delegates, but you can easily project him out going to the convention with a plurality of delegates, and then you're in this sort of mythical contested convention space which it's hard to see happening in this day and age if somebody comes in anywhere near the actual number you need. now, you know, again, they could follow the rules or w

michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. (woman) no matter what business you are in, digital transformation never stops. verizon keeps business ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations... (third man) and could even build ai into their customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. (woman) where machines could talk to each other and expertise could go anywhere. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation, verizon keeps business ready. ♪ >>> to have public statements and tweets made about the department, ab

michael bloomberg doesn't like anybody but mike bloomberg. it just exudes everything he talks about, whether talking about farmers or women or young kids in the city who, you know, for how many years did he embrace stop and frisk because he said it saved black lives? the one guys, thank you both. members of the deep state should be worried tonight. will explain why. senator lindsey graham will tell us about his plans to get to the bottom of the beginnings and/or responding crossfire hurricane's. later on, fixed news cnn not going to like what we have to say. special edition of "hannity just for you. straight ahead. (whistling) (whistling) >> sean: more developments tonight in the quest to hold those that abuse power, on friday senator lindsey graham sent his fisa witness list to the doj as part of his committee's probe into the department's handling of the russian investigation. it comes as the attorney general bill barr continues to deliver on his promise to restore doj integrity and it's why you see russia hoaxers out there playing defense