The New York Times is reporting tonight that he raised $50 million in the month of February.
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I do think -- but every night when there's news, it comes out on one side.
There will be huge pressure on her to get out if she -- and she's going to have a very hard time raising money if she loses a state next week, one of the big two states.
There will be huge pressure on her to get out. She's going to have a very hard time raising money if she loses a state next week, one of the big two states. So I think fundamentally she's got to win both.
Clinton has to win both states on March 4th. She must win Texas and Ohio. If she only wins Ohio and loses Texas or wins Texas and loses Ohio, you're going to see more superdelegates move and they're going to follow John Lewis's lead.
John McCain is going to go after Barack Obama as the George McGovern of 1972.
I think there are going to be those who will want to fuel 'The New York Times' story and make that the controversy, rather than McCain.
I think there are going to be those who want to fuel 'The New York Times' story and say they -- and make that the controversy, rather than McCain.
It seems to me that 'The New York Times' has reported very solidly that there was concern within the campaign that this might be true.
She hasn't found her voice. She hasn't found her message, Anderson. I think the Clinton campaign right now stands guilty of political malpractice.





