overwhelmingly white states. blood shed. but that added dimension when you bring in a more diverse and obviously there s ruby ridge and there s waco. there s actual precedent here. voting pool, it changes. but also, that s that is the do you think what we ve seen in this sort of i think emerging argument that a lot of people conventional wisdom about the marshal for the second campaign so far not being amendment, that basically that s why we should be able to have very untouched by ads. guns, so we could do something like this and scare off the do you think that s going to federal government. pertain and continue particularly on the democratic i think it s more that we should we should be able to side in the next month or so? what we ve seen so far if you have guns to protect ourselves want to fold the democratic and republican sides together is positive advertising doesn t seem has done nothing. when someone gets all up in our grill. right. but the question is and
if black lives matter activists seized a federal building? the only violence that if it comes our way will be because government is wanting their building back. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. and for the very first time ever tonight on all in, we are reporting on the 2016 election from the year 2016. the sprint to the iowa caucuses just 28 days from now has very much begun. there are 15 presidential candidates left, 12 republicans and three democrats. and between them they are holding a mind-blowing 29 campaign events today. that s not even counting bill clinton, who hit the campaign trail today for his first solo campaign trip for hillary clinton in the 2016 cycle. more on that shortly. on the republican side the man who currently holds the lead in iowa polls, ted cruz, today kicked off his six-day, 28-stop cruising to caucus iowa bus tour, a schedule which included a final event tonight at 10:45 p.m.
do you think what we ve seen in this sort of i think emerging conventional wisdom about the campaign so far not being very untouched by ads. do you think that s going to pertain and continue particularly on the democratic side in the next month or so? what we ve seen so far if you want to fold the democratic and republican sides together is positive advertising doesn t seem has done nothing. right. but the question is and maybe this is more on the republican side because you re talking about sanders not wanting to run negative ads. it s a talking point. i ve never run a negative ad in my life. but on the republican side will the negative ads because we saw in 2012 with mitt romney, the super pac that excuse me, mitt romney himself, his campaign, the super pcs, when they dumped money into negative ads it worked against newt gingrich, worked against their opponents. negative ads happen for a reason. steve kornacki always a pleasure. thank you. coming up, president o
they re just still from 7 to 17 or something. exactly. still so far away. he needs 30, 40-point growth there. the other thing is you look at white voters in south carolina, it s basically even right now. it looks a lot like new hampshire and iowa, which are basically all white states, overwhelmingly white states. but that added dimension when you bring in a more diverse voting poll, it changes. do you think what we ve seen in this sort of i think emerging conventional wisdom about the campaign so far not being very untouched by ads. do you think that s going to pertain and continue particularly on the democratic side in the next month or so? what we ve seen so far if you want to fold the democratic and republican sides together is positive advertising doesn t seem has done nothing. right. but the question is and maybe this is more on the republican side because you re talking about sanders not wanting to run negative ads. it s a talking point. i ve never run a neg
secondly, she is the only person out there who has done the job before, and so when you marry the things that who can know hillary clinton, and who can do the job, and someone who did it and we respected for what he did, he needs to keep doing it, and he did it very well today. and mike shields, i want to get your take on bill clinton, and we want to get your late breaking here of the super pac is backing ted cruz is putting out an ad and it is a negative ad going after marco rubio, and i will let you watch.