cornfield in every corner of the state. not counting the army of surrogates. do point, rapids to it was a day of rallies. you stand up and fight for me, i will fight for you as hard as i can. the 20th century was not just as good, it was a new american century. i am going to go all the way. when i sit in the chair of the oval office for the first time january 15, i will spin around because you may be president. christie: yes, we can transform this country and we have the potential of all this great country has. sanders: if you are looking for someone that has a background for people, i hope you will caucus for me at 7:00 p.m. on monday. i will not let you down. john: 1300 miles away, donald trump had his postdebate analysis in new hampshire. he called his decision to skip the foxnews debate in des moines in favor of his own veteran-focused debate a huge success. he raised $6 million for veterans. he also had sharp words for his principal rival, senator ted cruz. trump
polling data out. john: oh, man. mark: a new survey shows donald trump out in front with 30% in new hampshire followed by marco rubio at 17, up six points for the florida senator since last month s survey. in this poll, as in others in new hampshire, chris christie remains stubbornly in sixth place. nationally, there is a quinnipiac poll showing a three-person race with trump leading, followed by cruz and rubio. everybody else far back in single digits. based on the totality of our polling, there is a clear sense that marco rubio still seems to be rising. which brings us to two scenarios worth exploring. to get ahead of next week s primary, what happens if trump wins in new hampshire? then there s a second scenario. what are the implications if marco rubio somehow wins this primary? let s start with the trump scenario. john: if he wins, he is back. back and flush and pink. and rolls with a head of steam to south carolina. mark: trump wins, he is the man to beat again. he is g
it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. hello. i m scarlet fu. welcome to bloomberg best. let s start with a day by day look at the top headlines from the week, which began with good news for google and alphabet. surging in after hours trading. it this is the first time the company has reported earnings under a new structure just four months ago separating google s main search and advertising. just by calling it that, it is a way to lower expectations. the other thing they did to lower expectations was have a fantastic quarter for their core business. it really, really strong growth in one of the biggest businesses the world has ever seen. fantastic growth there. the things that stood out to me were mobile. that used to be the albatross. they are focusing on the things that make them great. this is a technology company. what we saw even though we saw improving profitability, when you strip out the other vets, the profitability has accelerated. if you put e
for the iraq war, if you were in favor of the death penalty, if you bobbled on things like the keystone pipeline, if you said single-payer health care cannot happen, you are too far to the right of the democratic party to be the party s standardbearer. given those policy positions, why should liberal democrats support you and not senator sanders? ms. clinton: because i am a progressive who gets things done. the root of the word progressive is progress. but i have heard senator sanders comments. it has really caused me to wonder, who is left in the progressive wing of the party? under his definition, president obama is not progressive because he took donations from wall street. vice president biden is not progressive because he supported keystone. senator shaheen is not progressive because she put she supports the trade tax. even the late great senator paul wellstone would not fit this definition because he voted for doma. we have differences. honestly, i think we should be
that is what we are on now, is that transition. scarlet: it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. scarlet: hello i m scarlet fu. , welcome to bloomberg best. let s start with a day by day look at the top headlines from the week, which began with good news for google and alphabet. alphabet surging in after hours trading. of as much as 9.4%, surpassing apple is the world s most valuable company in trade. it this is the first time the company has reported earnings under a new structure just four months ago separating google s main search and advertising from riskier ventures like self driving cars. corey: just by calling it that, it is a way to lower expectations. the other thing they did to lower expectations was have a fantastic quarter for their core business. really strong growth in one of the biggest businesses the world has ever seen. fantastic growth there. some of the underlying numbers are not as exciting. the things that stood out to me were mobile. that