democrats to beat sanders in these two states. clinton gives him more momentum. no doubt those supporters are doing good. they re now back feeling very good. if hillary loses in iowa, a guy that most of the democratic establishment should be close to right now and then she loses in new hampshire, you have biden,
of trump by one point but sanders tops him by 19. apparently unboldened by those numbers, sanders had this to say. i would urge tse voters and voters all over this cntry to take a look at resent polls in which bernie sanders is matched with republican candidates on down. if people are concerned about elect blt and democrats should be very concerned, i think bernie sanders is the candidate. mark, look at the numbers, especially in new hampshire where bernie sanders is doing about 12-13 points better than hillary clinton, suddenly, the argument swings against clinton and towards sanders. we ve been saying for months he s got to win here in iowa and
gore, carrie who start moving and start saying maybe we need to get into the race. that s the discussion that s going on right now. i am not making, offering my opinion. okay. i am being a reporter saying those close to john carrie and joe biden have said specifically that if she loses iowa and new hampshire, they re going to have to take a much closer look on
the numbers, especially in new hampshire where bernie sanders is doing about 12, 13 points better than hillary clinton against donald trump, suddenly the electability argument swings against clinton and towards sanders. we ve been saying here for months he s got to win in iowa and new hampshire has to be in play. the electability argument is something she s pushing back on. you look at the messaging from the clinton campaign, she says she s the one that can stop trump from winning and going after issues relating to guns. sanders is confident. i spent yesterday evening with him. saw him doing an event rallying his supporters. it s not a confidence born of mistaken understanding by what s going on. he sees what s going on. he s confident. doesn t count her out. but this is a fight in two states. if you wake up in new hampshire and he s won them both, it s a
happening and then you re in a cacoon. but it all starts with a limousine, especially the ones with the black windows. good morning. welcome to morning joe. with us, nicole wallace, harold ford jr. in des moines iowa, managing editor of bloomberg politics, mark halperin and msnbc political analyst robert costa. you hear the voice? i hear the voice. it s a voice everybody s heard for 45, 50 years maybe. david bowie, an extraordinary artist able to reinvent himself time and time again. you know, from ziggy stardurst forward and of course for many of us, in our age now i ll just say myself old, his serious moonlight tour in the 1980s is when david bowie transformed