Clinton Spox Struggles to Spin Clinton’s Trustworthiness Numbers

CUOMO: "Now, the turnout was very big. Not as big as her last race for president in 2008. But it certainly shows a very high level of participation. Now, how do you look inside the numbers here and see our path forward? They are very clear that the young vote, the middle income vote  in Iowa very strong for Bernie Sanders. The trustworthiness number was very heavily weighted towards Sanders as well-- honest and trustworthy, 38 percent  to 10 percent. How do you deal with that?"
FINNEY: "I have to tell you that when I look at these results and we look at these results--what I expected to happen happened and that is that when people got in there to caucus is and they thought about who do I trust to take care of the issues and deliver on the issues that matter to me and my family, they went for Hillary. I mean, that to me is what the results showed. So we're feeling really good about the win. The secretary is in New Hampshire. You guys are in New Hampshire. We're kind of looking forward to  New Hampshire. We have Nevada and South Carolina, and obviously those mark states. And as we move on in the calendar, it's a different calendar. We have more diversity, as you were mentioning. So we're excited to keep going on this race."