Speeches Iowa 'What a night!'

- Hillary Clinton keeps on, Bernie Sanders welcomed Donald Trump licks his wounds and the flag goes out to Marco Rubio. Watch the speeches that kept the candidates in the first election in the US

Then last night was not yet known that Clinton had won narrowly, they sounded moderately satisfied. 'What a fantastic campaign, what a night!' She exclaimed. Still missing the real emotion. She had her rival Sanders would rather put at greater disadvantage. 'I will fight for you,' she concluded. 'Join us, let us win the nomination. '

The sermon that outsider Sanders gave up after the first results were known, sounded like a victory speech. The senator lost, but after a neck-and-neck race in Iowa, he seems a very serious challenger for Clinton. 'We take on the most powerful political organization of America. Given the enormous crisis, it is too late for the establishment, 'said the man who says he is fighting against Wall Street. 'We're going to create an economy for the working class, not only for millionaires. '

'Morning is coming,' said a quiet Ted Cruz when he stepped on stage. That he was referring to former President Ronald Reagan, who used the slogan 'Morning in America.' Then the Conservative Cruz began a long victory speech. He sounded excited, but refused to be exuberant. 'I'm not the one for whom Washington is afraid,' he was referring to the establishment. 'Washington is afraid of you. 'Cruz then handed the victory to God.

After the second place Donald Trump saw in the positive. Or so he tried to come over. 'It was said to me beforehand: do not go to Iowa. Now we have become the second, and I'm proud. 'The role of underdog in which Trump tried to crawl feels a tad played: for weeks he topped the polls. Trump had- by his standards- normal speech. He joked still come back to Iowa 'to buy a farm. '

The big winner was the one who stood on the lowest rung of the podium. The difference between Rubio and the two others, it was in the minimal results. 'So this is the moment where they said it would never happen,' Rubio began his speech. He crawled like Trump in the role of underdog. Rubio wants to be an alternative to Trump and Cruz, two anti-establishment fighters. 'If I get nominated, we will unite the conservative movement,' said the senator.