announcement from the jeb bush campaign of the cuts to staffing and salaries. the post reports that the super pac supporting bush is moving to key ground states. new developments on the democratic side of the race. for the first time, bernie sanders took several direct swings at hillary clinton. this happened at the democratic jefferson jackson dinner in iowa. sanders highlighted differences over the defense of marriage act and free trade agreement and keystone pipeline and iraq war. clinton and sanders talked over the shouting of gun control. i have been told to stop and i quote shouting about gun violence. first of all, i m not shouting. it s just when women talk, some people think we re shouting. all i can say is i am very proud of my record on women s
bill: which is always fascinating. martha: you start to get a sense of what people were thinking. what mattered to them as they walked out of the exit polls. bill: i ll be on the billboard receiving realtime information from the precincts and counties. you will see how the about thele ground states develop. concerns that ballots are not being properly tallied in a critical swing state in we ll tell you how authorities are reacting to what could be a problem in the end. martha: a member of the new black panther party outside a philadelphia polling place. we ll tell you what he said when he was questioned about his roll by fox news. an 11th hour decision by mitt romney to campaign in two critical battleground states. if there is anyone who
so they can inspire our students. let s solve this. i m standing up, so you mean something big is about to happen. it s a very close race. it s a very very close race. one of the consequences is that it is entirely possible that at the end of all this the president of the united states is going to be john boehner. i m not kidding. here s how this works. the process by which that could happen is not that hard to understand and it really could feasibly happen. this is the battle ground map. the yellow states. the states that are red or blue is it seems clear that the states are going to vote. let s assume there are not going to be any big surprises there in the non-battle ground states. that brings us to just the battlegrounds. those are the states in yellow. so in this scenario, before we get to the battleground states, president obama, just from adding up the blue states, has 237 electoral votes. that s even before we get to the battleground states in yellow. you need 270 to win.
this is the battle ground map. the yellow states. the states that are red or blue is it seems clear that the states are going to vote. let s assume there are not going to be any big surprises there in the non-battle ground states. that brings us to just the battlegrounds. those are the states in yellow. so in this scenario, before we get to the battleground states, president obama, just from adding up the blue states, has 237 electoral votes. that s even before we get to the battleground states in yellow. you need 270 to win. so president obama picks up ohio, all important ohio. let s say he also wins new hampshire, and let s say he wins the great state of wisconsin. but let s say mitt romney wins all of the other battleground state on the map. this is not that hard to image. romney would win florida and north carolina and virginia and
i m standing up, so you mean something big is about to happen. it s a very close race. it s a very very close race. one of the consequences is that it is entirely possible that at the end of all this the president of the united states is going to be john boehner. i m not kidding. here s how this works. the process by which that could happen is not that hard to understand and it really could feasibly happen. this is the battle ground map. the yellow states. the states that are red or blue is it seems clear that the states are going to vote. let s assume there are not going to be any big surprises there in the non-battle ground states. that brings us to just the battlegrounds. those are the states in yellow. so in this scenario, before we get to the battleground states,