Sanders rises, Warren falls

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🗓️ 12 February 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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New Hampshire felt the Bern. Senator Bernie Sanders cruised to a victory in the Granite State; Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar also garnered significant support. But it was a different story for former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren. Are their days as 2020 contenders numbered? CNN political correspondent MJ Lee takes us inside the Warren campaign as the Massachusetts progressive tries to recalibrate her message. CNN political director David Chalian plots each candidates' path forward with CNN political analyst Julie Pace.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:34.7	Hey everyone, I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director. This is the Daily D.C.
0:40.1	Last night, we learned the results of the first in the nation primary in this 2020 nomination season, Bernie Sanders.
0:47.5	The senator from Vermont leaves New Hampshire victorious. But former mayor Pete Buttigieg and
0:52.4	Senator Amy Klobuchar also posted strong showings in the Granite State.
0:57.0	As we shift our attention to Nevada and South Carolina, there is plenty to discuss, and I'm joined by two great guests.
1:03.9	In a few minutes, I'll be speaking with Julie Pace, who is a CNN political analyst and the Washington Bureau Chief of the Associated Press. But first, I've got my colleague, M.J. Lee, on the phone. She's a CNN political analyst and the Washington Bureau Chief of the Associated Press.
1:11.5	But first, I've got my colleague, M.J. Lee, on the phone. She's a CNN political correspondent
1:15.7	based in New York and is covering Elizabeth Warren and has been doing so for the last year on
1:21.4	the campaign trail. MJ, I'm so happy to connect with you. Hey there. So you have been on the trail with Elizabeth Warren and expert in all
1:29.7	things Elizabeth Warren. You have seen the rise and the fall. Just take us inside the campaign's
1:37.0	mentality after Iowa and New Hampshire have now the results are in and settled in on them. Where do they see her in this
1:48.5	race now? Look, I think there's no sugarcoating. What a bad night she had last night. Let's talk about
1:56.8	New Hampshire for a second before we get to Iowa. I mean, the fact that this is a state
2:01.5	that she is very familiar with. This is a state that she has a lot of affection for and has spent
2:08.0	a lot of time in just because of its proximity to Massachusetts, the state where she is the senator.
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