Jeffrey Goldberg
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Washington Week: January 29, 2016
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0:22Now PlayingOn the eve of Iowa Caucuses, polls suggest that no candidate from either party has the race locked up. On the Democratic side, Iowa remains a tossup between former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Billionaire Donald Trump leads the crowded GOP field in Iowa with Texas Senator Ted Cruz running a close second.
But questions remain about just how predictive the Iowa and national polls are in an election year that has been anything but predictable. And will Trump's decision to boycott the final GOP debate ahead of Monday’s caucuses help or hurt the persistent frontrunner? Plus will Clinton, Sanders and O’Malley participate in a televised debate just five days before the New Hampshire primary if it is not sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee?
Joining Gwen Ifill to discuss the 2016 Race for the White House:
Jeanne Cummings of The Wall Street Journal
John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times
Alexis Simendinger of Real Clear Politics
Karen Tumulty of The Washington Post
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