Poll: Trump Coming Out on Top of Rivals in New Hampshire.
ALLEN: We turn to the race for the White House now, just two days left until the New Hampshire primary. The latest CNN/WMUR poll shows Donald Trump coming out on top of his Republican rivals in the state, holding an 11-point lead over Marco Rubio. On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders is leading Hillary Clinton by a two to one margin. The Republican candidates duked it out in their final debate before Tuesday's primary. Frontrunner Donald Trump pitched his "Make America great again" motto. Saying he knows how to deal with China.</s>DONALD TRUMP, (R) U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We don't win anymore, our country doesn't anymore, we're going with Trump and people backed down with Trump and that's what I like and that's what the country is going to like.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Mr. Trump, thank you.</s>TRUMP: I deal with the Chinese of the time, I do tremendous -- the largest bank in the world is one of my buildings in Manhattan, I deal with them, they tell me, they have total absolute control practically of North Korea.</s>ALLEN: That of course his response to the news about North Korea's rocket launch. Well, Chris Christie in the meantime fired away at this man Marco Rubio, criticizing his label of experience and knocking him for what he calls a memorized speech.</s>CHRIS CHRISTIE, (R) U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I like Marco Rubio, and he's a smart person and a good guy but he simply does not have the experience to be president of the United States and make these decisions. We've watched it happen everybody, for the last sever years, the people of New Hampshire are smart, do not make the same mistake again.</s>MARCO RUBIO, (R) U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This country already has debt problem, we don't need to add to it by electing someone who has experience at running up and destroying the credit rating of his state. But I would add this, let's dispel with this fiction that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing, he knows exactly what he's doing. First your state got a massive snowstorm two weeks ago you didn't even want to go back. They had to shame you into going back. And then you stayed there for 36 hours and then you left and came back to campaign, those are the facts. Here's the bottom-line, this notion that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not ...</s>CHRISTIE: There it is. There it is. The memorized 25-second speech. There it is everybody.</s>ALLEN: As we said, duking it out. I spoke earlier with CNN Political Commentator and a Trump supported Jeffrey Lord about the debate and who he thinks came out on top.</s>JEFFREY LORD, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: Well I think Donald Trump did very well. I mean, at this point he's been through what? Five, six debates whatever it is. All he had to do basically is be there and express his point of view. Everybody knows pretty much where he is on these issues. What was interesting I though was that the governors, former Governor Bush, Governor Kasich, Governor Christie seem to be the one having a good night at Marco Rubio's expense. So, I think that Donald Trump did well. I think he's still in the lead here in New Hampshire although, you know, New Hampshire voters are notoriously independent. I'm a New Englander myself and I can attest that independence. The question is whether somebody will come in second to Donald Trump who is one of the so-called lower card from the earlier debates but, you know, it won't -- could Governor Kasich grab second or former Governor Bush or Governor Christie? If that did that would do real damage to Marco Rubio and Senator Cruz as well.</s>ALLEN: A lot of Americans watching that debate in the past few hours. Well tomorrow, it's safe to say a lot of Americans will be watching football because it is Super Bowl Sunday here in the U.S., and what does that mean? Well take a look at the number. 114 million, that's how many people in the U.S. watched the game last year, making it the most watched telecast of all time. $5 million, that's the cost of a 30-second T.V. commercial for this year's game. Also record but, hey, they're always worth it. $4.2 billion is how much money is expected to bet on the game, most of it illegally according to the American Gambling Association. A bonus of $102 will be paid to players on the winning team. Losers will get just $51,000 each. And early $5,000, that is the average cost of a ticket to see Super Bowl 50 in person, making it the most expensive sporting event in U.S. history. And just to add, about $10 will get you some beer and chips to watch the game, that's the deal. Thanks for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm Natalie Allen. Erin Burnett, "OutFront" is up next here and your top stories right after this.