how. the question will be begged. hillary clinton this is not a surprised she was going to be in a race against bernie sanders. sanders people will argue with some validity how can she be popular enough to win a general election. the latest poll numbers show sanders doing better, gives him momentum. there was a period in october where biden didn t get in, she got through the benghazi hearing, there was no doubt that was a low point for the sanders campaign. they re back doing very good. you said name i m going to follow up with. harold, it s not a zero sum game. it s not clinton versus sanders here. if what i m hearing, what mark is hearing what others are hearing and sometimes from
can be very confusing. very simply it s this, donald trump is being seen nationally several times a day being interviewed by television networks, including our own, getting his own message out, trying to build support for his campaign, so that s why you see his support build and certainly stronger than what we re seeing in iowa, even though he is doing well in iowa. in iowa, the voters in iowa have an opportunity, christi, to meet the dozen or so candidates seeking the nomination and in many cases get to meet them personally, they have more of a familiarity with the other candidates in the race, so when you re looking at the state polls versus the national polls, that s the reason why. in some cases we see that in new hampshire, as well, chris christie in new hampshire doing better, the candidates are up there having one on one time with voters, christi. we heard sunlen talk about how ted cruz doesn t want to get in a cage match with trump and there were a lot of analysts
republican party but i would say quasi anarchistic if money were the issue then you would have seen scott walker doing better. jeb bush. the waencandidates need to find way of connecting with the voters especially in early voting states. when you say he s in some ways more of what we feared and yet i have learned to fear new things. right? it is one thing to deeply disagree with a party or with a candidate and yet feel like they are perfectly capable of governing. i guess i m not sure with cruz. i look at someone at a marco rubio or jeb bush, again, deep ideological disagreements but i don t fear that they could make executive decisions from the oval office. with ted cruz, given the kind of glee in shutting down the government, i guess i m not quite sure if i should fear it in the way i do a real outsirt
by the way, you asked who is going to be subject to attack. what i wouldn t be surprised by the there s a ganging up on rubio because i think both bush from the one side and ted cruz from other side have an interest in going at him. and that s the attack i m looking for even if the attack didn t do very well for jeb bush the first time around. on the bernie versus hillary campaign, an nbc/ wall street journal poll shows bernie doing better. hillary clinton, 50% to 42% against donald trump, beats him. bernie sanders, basically the aim, 50%-41%. bernie sanders, 46%-41% on marco rubio. jonathan, that s all within the margin of error. to say it s better is, you know, splitting hairs. it s a bit of a wash and it s the argument that hillary clinton made about barack obama in 2008 that she had better
or kids on a school trip excited to see a celebrity. who s the best student? reporter: trump supporters here are quite enthuse yasic. trump is still on top in new hampshire but other candidates are gaining traction. a fresh poll has marco rubio in third place, five times the support he had just two months ago. there s a brand new poll that chose marco rubio doing better. what do you say to that? all i know is i m number one. reporter: trump stepped up attacks on rubio, revealed concern. marco rubio has a disaster on his finances. reporter: trump is seizing on new florida newspaper reports about rubio s use of a credit card for personal use. he insists he paid personal charges back. every month i would go through the bills.