WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: And she is now in front of Bernie Sanders and back in September she was behind but now she is ahead within the margin of error, and she is doing better. And looking at women, in September, 42 percent to Bernie Sanders at 48 percent over Sanders at 45 percent and now she's at 56 among women in New Hampshire to 37 percent. And among older voters vote better than younger people -- and older people vote more than younger people -- she was behind 42-47 in September and now she is ahead of Bernie Sanders, 56-38. So she has come through as a result of the presidential debate, her Benghazi testimony, and Biden not running, and she's doing well in neighboring Vermont, New Hampshire.</s>ANGELA RYE, POLITICAL STRATEGIST: And also picked up on one of the weakest points with the Democrats, and that is the gun control issue. She is also playing that as a wedge issue, and worked it up very, very welsh and in fact, yesterday, she was meeting with the families who lost their kids a African-American families who lost their kids.</s>BLITZER: You assume she will be the nominee?</s>MERCEDES SCHLAPP, REPUBLICAN STRATEGIST: I think that she is strongly positioned to be the nominee. When you looked at the field, everybody was weak compared to Hillary Clinton. She gave a very good performance.</s>BLITZER: And Donald Trump said he is going to be the nominee and looks forward to beating her. And we will watch it obviously very close. Guys, thank you for coming in.</s>SCHLAPP: Thank you.</s>BLITZER: We'll have more on the Reupblican debate controversy coming up. My next guest says that debates should be discussions, serious discussions, and he does not want moderators, and he is Rand Paul up there on Capitol Hill. We will talk about, that and talk about what is going on in Syria, and other issues. My interview with Rand Paul when we come back.
Poll: Hillary Clinton Pulls Ahead of Bernie Sanders