rob: a supertuesday preview. >> bernie sanders, not a lot of focus on bernie in oklahoma. the candidate who spent the most time campaigning, michael bloomberg all in for the supertuesday strategy seems to be working in the few poles we have seen, pretty close with joe biden. ask your self how does oklahoma work from of voting perspective? a close primary meaning only registered democrat voters can vote today, 37 delegates up for grabs but it is not a winner take all state. candidates must receive 15% of the statewide vote, one of the state's 5 congressional districts to be eligible to start accumulating delegates. one voting group to focus on, native americans. elizabeth warren was forced to apologize again, a letter before the 200 tribal members meaning warren's claims normalized white people claiming to be native and perpetuated a dangerous misunderstanding of tribal sovereignty. >> plans to support native americans in oklahoma. i understand what we are talking about, we fully fund indian health service and tackle health problems. >> coming up all morning, breakfast with

there's something about bernie sanders that i like he's a rebel he has been bernie sanders for 30 plus years what you see is what you get this is what he said he's authentic he believes in whether he's right or whether there's something to be said for that and agreed and number 2 i feel so sorry for yet again young people who put their money and their time and their effort and their belief in somebody only to have their pulled away let me tell you you know who is going to be the person responsible for the ultimate double crossed bernie because he never had it in his mind at all to take this all the way and that's the sad part because i'm telling you i just want to see maybe add to it that it will be politically or ideologically there's something about him that i'd like deadwood he stands for something and that's refreshing you know you danny one of the thing i guess i guess ever since super tuesday actually even before it i mean in my small circle that i talk on a very regular basis about politics there's one theme and most of my friends are conservative but most people almost all cons

bernie sanders at 27. then elizabeth warren, a huge reality check has been on fumes, didn't even when one on supertuesday. bernie sanders was able to win his home state which wasn't a surprise to anybody. in vermont he won of the one% of the vote, joe biden behind him and others falling behind that. in 2016 he won with 85% of the vote with a showing against hillary clinton. joe biden and it was before and chipping away at his support even in his own backyard. and alliance share the delegates in vermont. about 3000 people, 25 miles from hill rallying for bernie. >> thank the great state of vermont and all the people in the state, not only for the victory you gave our movement but for years and years of love and support you have given me, let's go on to the white house. >> reporter: you got to wonder if he was really meeting and feeling it last night because it was a disappointing night for bernie sanders. the states in new england are part of the bigger story. joe biden over performing, bernie sanders laggi

he actually helps bernie sanders, soa actually helps bernie sanders, so a lot of thinking for mike bloomberg to do although he does have something which usually forces failed candidate out of the race, and that is money. he willjust dig deeper in his pockets if he wants to do that. thank you very much for the moment, nick. do that. thank you very much forthe moment, nick. so do that. thank you very much for the moment, nick. so far it has been a blowout forjoe biden, and i have to say i can feel a bit of that because we are getting blown out of our studio. with had lightning, torrential rain and a lot of wind as you can hear. so for the moment, until it passes through, we are going to hand him back to make in a studio in london. thank you, welcome back to our nice warm video in london! —— nice warm studio. the bbc‘s sophie long is at a joe biden event in los angeles california. good evening from california, we are at recreation centre in los angeles, we are expecting former vice presidentjoe biden to arrive at some point stopping the atmosphere is building with the volume of the music,

we are going to win bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! we are going to defeat trump because we are putting together an unprecedented grassroots multi generational, multi racial movement. it is a movement which speaks to the working families of this country who are sick and tired of working longer hours for lower wages and seeing all new income and wealth going to the top 1%. it is a movement which says the united states will have healthcare for all as a human right! it is a movement that says we will bring major reform in education, making sure that all of our kids can go to college without coming out in debt. now, what makes this movement unique is, we are taking on the corporate establishment. we are taking on the greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. the greed of the insurance companies, and given the existential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, their short—term profits are not more important t

>> bernie will keep fighting all the way to the convention floor but bernie needs elizabeth warren to drop out tomorrow. bernie needs biden to make a gas. biden is not a steady player. biden could screw it up in the home stretch so at this point bernie goes from the leader to coming from behind. he has got to fight harder than he is ever thought and take it all the way to the floor. daymac that's what bloomberg is waiting for because he thinks there could be a big change or gas biden does that did move him had. at the same time bloomberg's campaign reassessing whether he will stay in are not. in terms of california we haven't touched on this too much. in terms of the republican turnout speak to that. it seems there was a huge turnout. >> it was a resounding victory for trump in california. if you look at donald trump's approval ratings he is more popular than ronald reagan was during and post presidency so trump had a good night if you look at returns. trump is in a stronger position in this primary in california than he was in 2016. daymac this should be the end of the line for eliza

bernie. he reminds them of their grand 23u6grandfather because they thk the grandfathers are very wise. >> why don't they call him abuelito. >> this is reminiscent of 2016. what we saw a lot of earned media matter is so muceaned media that matters. >> all right. thank you. you are watching super tuesday coverage on cbs. >> tonight has been about the man, the delegate map. anthony is at the cbs news decision desk in new york breaking down the numbers. anthony, before we get to you i want to make a quick projection. cbs news projects joe biden is the winner in massachusetts. that is a big deal. as elizabeth warren represents the state of massachusetts, bernie sanders had tried to give elizabeth a run for her money and joe biden in a surprise tonight winning the state of massachusetts. it just was unimaginable walking into this night. there was a thought maybe he would do well in some of these states but get some momentum from all of the endorsements but massachusetts was not one on our list. >>

serves the class interests of the democratic establishment way more than bernie sanders ever could bernie sanders actually challenges that and that's why they're fine with another term president feel like is that they've had a great 3 years being in the opposition it's so easy to be in the opposition you can reel in money you know support us every time trump does something bad without actually doing anything to challenge any of the policies that trump is pushing or putting into place they don't actually do anything it's all just symbolic nancy pelosi hand clapping you know to make everybody think we're the big opposition we're actually approving almost all of trump's legislative agenda at the end of the day they are more threatened by bernie sanders than they are by donald trump so they're happy they're perfectly fine with another trump presidency but you know what that's going to be a disaster not just for americans but for the rest of the world but they're just kind of willing to sacrifice everybody so that they can keep living large wall life sucks for everybody else ok let me go back

vote for bernie. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage, elected member of the state .oard of education [applause] [applause] give me a b. get me an e. give me a r. give me a n. i.e me an give me an e. what does that spell? there is a song written in the 1960's by sam cooke and the title is, change is coming. [applause] latina, and soy we support bernie sanders. why do we support bernie sanders? he has in the four years been consistent -- in 40 years, he has been consistent, he has been right there with the working men and women of the united states. [applause] >> you know what? change is coming. sandersporting bernie consistency, his boldness, medicare for real. new green deal. climate change. jobs. education. [speakign spanish] [cheers and applause] spanish] do you know that my people is a giant, a sleeping giant? [cheers and applause] seconds, one of our young people turns 18 years old. [cheers and applause] one of voting power -- what a voting power we are going to have now that latinos in neva

they're not voting for bernie. at least they didn't -- they may tomorrow decide they're going to vote for bernie, but it's not about the establishment forcing anybody out. i mean, bernie tries to make this all the time and it's always about pressure and, you know, i heard, for example, that i'm taking -- i have $9 billion or $90 billion billionaires that are supporting me. i've never taken a contribution over $2,800. my average contribution as of yesterday is $44. i mean, this -- we got to stop this kind of stuff. we got to -- we're running against donald trump. we ought to start telling the truth about this, and the idea that we are -- that -- i heard him say, well, the democratic establishment, i guess that means some cabal sitting in a room somewhere, we got to stop bernie sanders here. let's all get together and do the following. i am flattered and i am pleased and i am honored by all the former candidates saying, okay, we had a fair race, we didn't make it, and it's a real hard thing. i've lost before. you kno

, bernie, bernie. everybody is endorsing him and my friends same way. so it is a little like jarring to see that but it doesn't bother me. dean: what's the big issue for you in this election? >> that trump wins, honestly. [applause] dean: fair enough. fair enough. last but not least, we have a quick minute here. are you surprise you had to see that joe biden won tennessee by the amount that he won? >> no. i pretty much expected that. it's pretty conservative state except for my county, davidson. we are a business owner, and we have to go out on the open market and buy our healthcare insurance. my biggest concern is healthcare. my premiums before obamacare were $540 a month. and now they are almost $2,000 a month. so we have got to go find new insurance. we can't afford it. my two friends here with me today both lost their insurance because of the affordable care act. dean: healthcare is a big issue for you. >> yes. dean: you are on team trump as well. >> absolutely. because his tax cut was wonderful fo

caller: definitely bernie sanders, 100% bernie sanders. i have my daughter listen to washington journal every morning and i tell her, do not base your vote or your thinking off of feelings, always based your decisions off of logical reasoning and critical thinking. host: tell me can address those issues, give me specifics. caller: he is the only one fighting for those issues, saying we need medicare for everybody. nobody should ever be allowed to -- he is going to fight for free college for everybody. host: do you think he has made the case for how he will pay for things? we can go back and about who is going to pay for these things. are you telling people -- telling me people are going to pay for countries they cannot pick off a map, but not for equal amount of money for health care? turn on online media. stop listening to cnn and msnbc. host: we will continue with your calls about either super tuesday, which you can comment, you can also call and comment on the u.s. response to coronavirus. here is john mcardle. host 2: want to give view

bernie sanders. you can seat big map. the dark blue are the states that joe biden has won. the light blue is states that bernie sanders won. joe biden won mississippi. you can see it right there. the map is sill. the biden wins in the south. let's go to jake and dana. another important win for the former vice president. >> sure. he can rack up a lot of delegates in the state. not really a surprise. like i mentioned before, of the six states that are voting today, bernie sanders won four and got clobbered in mississippi that had more than 60% of the electorate today. in a is the heart and soul of joe biden's base. i'm not surprised by this at all. >> it's not surprising now. but it was a week and a day ago that the sanders campaign or maybe even a little before that with south carolina, they were really hoping that all the effort that even the people around him put in over last four years since he got clobbered in states like mississippi, they were with hillary clinton. particularly in the south to sh

bernie sanders in three. tonight, remember. just two weeks ago, people were talking about joe biden as if it was over. we're watching three states. two of them, huge. texas and california. you see the ones that have been won. this we know. here's what we don't know. maine, 91% in. biden with a very small lead. interesting regional play. obviously new england, the hole for both these men. delaware and vermont. but california and trexs the story of the night. okay? for joe biden to be where he is in texas right now. it would have been unthinkable days ago. 32,000 votes ahead. things can change. certainly that's the story in california. notoriously, takes a long time for the vote to come in. obviously, you have an extra hour and the time change as well. but 32%. we'll be watching it all night long. why? how does latino vote come in? what is the difference between sanders and biden? what does this state tell us about the other two people in the race? michael bloomberg has a big decision to make. elizabeth warren, a sobering night.

bernie sanders chose not to speak last night. this morning, the viability of his campaign is in question, john. >> also breaking news on the coronavirus pandemic this morning. there are at least 1,000 cases confirmed in the united states. crossed the 1,000 threshold overnight. 31 deaths. the biggest clusters in washington state, new york and massachusetts. moments ago, the seattle times reported that the governor of washington will ban gatherings of more than 250 people. overnight a state of emergency was declared in massachusetts. at least 70 cases there are connected to one single biotech conference. one meeting, 70 cases. the new york city of new rochelle outside of new york city, the governor called in the national guard. there's a one-mile containment area there closing schools and all buildings. google this morning is telling more than 100,000 employees to work from home. the federal government is studying how to have a couple million federal employees do the same. dr. anthony fauci says it bluntly change. mattingly is live

they're not voting for bernie, they may tomorrow decide they're going to vote for bernie. it's not about establishment forcing anybody out. i mean, bernie tries to make this all the time and it's always about pressure and i heard for example that i'm taking and i have 9 billion or 90 billion billionaires supporting me. i've never taken a contribution over $2800. my average contribution as of yet $44. i mean, this -- we got to stop this kind of stuff. we're running against donald trump. we got to start telling the truth about this and the idea that we are -- that i heard him say that well, the democratic establishment sent me we got to stop bernie sanders here. let's get together and do the following. i am flattered and i am pleased and honored by all the former candidates saying okay, we had a fair race. we didn't make it. and it's a real hard thing. i've lost before. you know as well as i do, it's hard to say okay, i lost but now i'm throwing my full support behind for the following reasons. people endorsing me are stating why they are for me. and because those who got ou

way to go, bernie. i mean sorry, way to go, biden. this is a bernie beat down. this is great, beat down the bernie brose, democrats are finally coming to their senses and i hope that biden goes on to win super tuesday. host: more reaction here from mike in fairfax. good morning, mike. what is your reaction? move this forward to your vote on tuesday? caller: i was impressed that biden remembered what state he was in yesterday, didn't say he was in ohio or vermont or someplace else. he actually knew where he was for a change. as far as super tuesday, i will independent,m an ,ut i live in republican especially on the left these days which are complete socialists. i'm not sure who i am going to be voting for. i would like to vote for a candidate that trump would crush. i really want to send a message with my vote to once and for all finally crush the socialist agenda coming out of the left. this election would be the perfect opportunity to just crush, crushed bernie sanders and the socialist agenda. night, thatden last was baked in the cake. you know, black voters i

to be ready to crazy bernie. have all our sleep. oh i think crazy bernie has have let me pose president from squash into you has this come to be a race between bernie sanders and joe biden essentially is up are those the 2 choices we have well they certainly are at the front of the pack i don't want to leave out or dismiss senator warren who may have a 3rd way a path we have come through as the united between the 2 factions but you know i think it's a challenge and it's while the republican party has certainly been at the forefront of having its own battles and the democratic party is at an inflection point to the direction the tone the tenor that our party wants to take in terms of the issues and the direction that it wants to go see now lives with warren's folks have said that they don't even really see a path there and so i'm interested in this question where this is the time of women in need to gender equality pay equity it's a time where race is more involved 'd in the politics of this country than there how is it you run these

was the biggest day of voting in the democratic race to challenge donald trump for the white house bernie sanders doing well in california so what does that mean for the party's nomination in the run up to the u.s. presidential election in november this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter davi super tuesday a big group of states get to have their say and it was super for joe biden the states have given him a lead in delegates he appears to be the party's front runner so far it is a remarkable comeback when all expectations favored his main rival bernie sanders biden sees sweeping victory was during the most important voting day and the democrats race for the white house mike bloomberg and elizabeth warren might be dead in the political water now but bernie sanders still has a good chance he's grabbed california the day's big prize with the most number of delegates so it looks like these 2 will now slug it out state by state until the party convention and then on into the election. the last few days you know the press the funny thing declared you can't marry the i'm

bernie sanders has 60. joe biden has 53. bernie sanders will carry vermont. that is one of the polls that has closed. the people still vying for this need to get 1991 delegates to win the nomination for the democrats. we will get you the results as soon as they come in. one thing to remind you, there will be moments through the night where i will pause a little bit. that is because i am getting the results as they happen. if my producer could repeat that? bernie sanders has to delegates -- two delegates in vermont. that was an easy one to call. to remind you about virginia, there are a lot of contests that are not happening tonight on the republican side. that is not an uncommon thing to happen. this happened in past democratic primaries when there wasn't a serious contender against the sitting president. it is not that unusual. we also have some totals for joe biden to update. that is not joe biden. be a lot oft contests on the republican side. the former governor of massachusetts is not considered a serious contender to donald trump. these are the totals th

[chanting bernie] sen. sanders: the corporate elite are getting nervous. the political establishment is getting nervous as well. some of the leaders of the democratic establishment are saying, look at the turnout here. what is going on? imagine that we have a democratic party, which is composed of and led by working people in this country. [applause] sen. sanders: imagine a thecratic party which opens doors and welcomes young people into the party. [applause] now, many of the political and media pundits -- is,r new approach toward us bernie is a nice guy, but he cannot beat trump. he cannot win. start, i would suggest they take a look at the last 75 national polls. [applause] sen. sanders: in which we beat trump 70 out of 75 times. [applause] look atders: take a battleground states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan. we beat trump. [applause] here is the: and truth. this is a political reality. do not underestimate donald trump. tomay be a liar, he may try undermine american democracy, he may merge fede

that is the bernie sanders camp. the new got joe biden, who obviously had a good night last night. >> harris: you know it's interesting, matt? let's take a look at "the washington post" saying, "voters across 14 states collectively delivered an emphatic message on the single biggest day of the primary season area they don't want a revolution. they just want to oust donald trump." do you think that's right? >> i think that is exactly right. bernie sanders is in this race exactly where he was in 2016, which is in the low 30s. that's about the percentage of democratic primary voters that are interested in what he is selling, which is kind of a revolution. at least he calls it a political revolution. the reason he was dominating earlier in this cycle is because he had about seven opponents all chasing the same votes, and now he has one. when it's one-on-one, as we saw in 2016, his 32 percent doesn't look so good. it looked really good when others were getting 12% and 14%. but i think he's in real trouble now. >> harris:

bernie sanders at 29.9%. john, going into minnesota there were questions whether or not joe biden would actually hit the 15% mark that would make him viable for statewide delegates. obviously got a major boost from amy klobuchar's endorsement the night before super tuesday. joe biden in a state that bernie sanders won in 2016 in a caucus back then ended up crushing in minnesota. move over to the northeast. bernie sanders country. another state that he won in a caucus in 2016. joe biden still not called yet but leading bernie sanders in a state of maine by 7800 votes. there are questions whether joe biden would be viable in this state let alone have a chance to win this state. move down a little bit to john berman's home state. massachusetts. this is elizabeth warren's home state. this is a place that's right next door to where bernie sanders is from in vermont. joe biden won by almost 89,000 votes. elizabeth warren coming in third place. there were some wow moments earlier in the night. here's the big moment

and will support bernie because the real threat is donald trump and i hope bernie does the same for me. fight when the nomination and bernie is forced to say of course, we will do this but at the end of the day i think it's a mistake to do what he did which is to say i'm moving to the left and tried to placate you by looking like i'm bernie and i don't think there will go very far but i do agree with juan that the argument of results versus revolution was one of the stronger themes that biden hit. i'm not sure this was marked by both of these men forgot sometimes what they were talking about. bernie talked about ebola when it was corona violence and there were a couple incidences where biden would repeat himself. we too saw two old guys giving it their best and older guy in this looked younger that is to say bernie gave more forceful presentation but will not change the outcome of the delegate selection process for the outcome you primary. shannon: last debate so we will see what voters think. carl, juan and harold, thank you. shannon: federal reserve taking a bold step with emergen

treat bernie with respect. he is going to say things to make you mad. >> don't -- don't fire with fire? would you hold back? would you pull back? that's what clinton did. >> you would fight back? >> i wouldn't use the blowtorch but i'd make it clear i wasn't a pushover. >> democrats are also looking at who can take on trump. >> yeah. that's the key thing. this is really kind of a set-up for the tango to come between september and november. >> yeah. >> if you can't dance now, it is harder to do that. >> joe biden wasn't a great candidate. a good candidate for three days. >> well, you know, the last week gone pretty better. it's been better. >> chuck, that can stiffen the bone. >> near-death experiences matter in politics. up ahead, what is bernie sanders' path 0 victory? looking at the calendar and the map things get complicated. but first, michael bloomberg spent at least $500 million on the 100-day campaign. we did some number crunching because everybody is. $57.33 per second of the campaign. yes, per sec. $20

>> i think a bernie sanders bernie sanders-elizabeth warren ticket would be very hard for joe biden to beat. that is the future of the party. actually, that's the current state of the party. joe biden is the past of the party. if you want to move forward and see a different message and a movement on the ground to defeat donald trump's unified republican movement, we have to go for the candidates and not the guy being propped up by superdelegates and establishment people doing political trading. >> harris: you really don't like joe biden! >> [laughs] >> harris: quickly before i let you go, what do you say when somebody says, "well, a democratic socialist." when you look at the stats, and they've been pretty consistent, and you put that person up against a republican, that topic doesn't do very well, democratic socialist. and you've noticed bernie sanders no longer saying the word "revolution." he corrected anderson cooper last week on sunday's "60 minutes." why did he do that? >> i think we've already taken the political revolution to the democratic party prethat's what he was always si

bernie has a crowd, biden does not. marty knows what states he is in, but it does not. >> laura: i think that debate is really important for the country to have. these kids are getting taught about collectivism and socialism and of the wonders of sweden and france. if we only did socialism right it would be great. this is what they're being taught. it is time we had this debate once and for all and i would love to see them debate that. the wonders of socialism versus the power of the trump economy. that is necessary. >> i think it's something that has been brewing for quite some time. you look at what has been happening with congress, to fight about to happen and we ought to have it. we better make sure we win it. >> laura: biden's campaign manager, or spokeswoman, katie bedingfield was asked about the obama endorsement. is it coming? does it matter? this is how she tries to answer. >> is the vice president disappointed he hasn't got that public show of support from barack obama? >> no, of course not. he said he didn't

bernie's socialism, went to biden. 49% there, went to biden versus bernie. looks like joe biden is consolidating the central lane moderates. he has a coalition there. what is really striking to me. let's show the video. african-american congregants, sell ba, alabama anniversary of the bloody sunday, 55th anniversary turned their back on michael bloomberg. >> i don't know what is behind that. does not look for michael bloomberg. owe is pretty careless with his words. his history, even as mayor of new york while certainly the city seemed to be run fine. he did be able, he was able to pick it up from a really good mayor previous to him. he doesn't seem to have, needed charisma, likability or really thoughtfulness on the big page. whether a major debate on tv or talking to candidates in this high-profile race. he down seem to have it. why it is coming down to these two people. what will be interesting to see whether elizabeth warren chooses to to do what senator klobuchar and mayor pete are doing, drop out of the race and consolidate her support to bernie sander

it is being rigged against crazy bernie. amy: suspending their campaigns on the eve of super tuesday, endorsing former vice president joe biden. >> 16 articles today on this. there is a massive effort trying to stop bernie sanders. that is not a secret to anyone in the room. amy: we will host a debate between professor dr. dr. cornel west and illinois congressman bobby rush, who has endorsed michael bloomberg. -- one aspect i deeply regret, the use of police practice called stop and frisk. i defended it, looking back, for too long because i did not understand and the unintended pain it was causing young black and brown families and their kids. i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. i did not. for that, i apologize. amy: bloomberg appears on the ballot for the first time today in super tuesday states. he has spent half $1 billion on campaign ads. we will also speak to the intercept's ryan grim. all of that in more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. vo

jesse: who luke bernie or biden? >> bernie sanders. jesse: i don't know? >> i don't know plus is he really cute. jesse: do you know what bernie is running for? >> he is running for a state of chicago or virginia for maine, maybe? can i be honest? like i don't care about any presidents at all. jesse: do you think bernie is getting a fair shake? >> they cheated him out last time, didn't they? >> you just see everybody dropping out and just a rush going in. and there is a lot of politics hidden behind the scenes. he has not been given a fair shot. jesse: what do you think about trump? >> oh, trump could be also like they say he is cuckoo. you know cuckoo by cocoa. >> she is crazy. jesse: do you think donald trump is going to get reelected? >> i don't really have a problem with him. i think everybody deserves second chances. trump all of the way, baby. ♪ ♪ jesse: coronavirus, are you nervous? >> absolutely. i actually was just worried about that on the subway and coming out of it especially. oh my god everybody was touching me but i was touching everybody,

the problem is not bernie sanders 20 years ago the problem is bernie sanders today. >> this is capri. a quick question. primary structure in super tuesday states. there are a number of states that are on the calendar today that are either open primaries or some kind of a hybrid, people that are either independent or republicans could cross over vote in a democratic primary. i am not suggesting tha people e seworkinewing discourse, i woule your opinion in whether or not the open primary states does that help a mike bloomberg and hurt a bernie sanders? maybe they say i'll go vote for bloomberg or biden to stop the bleeding? >> it will be interesting, i think we'll have a better sense of that if they ask those cross over voters. we just don't know, we don't know at-this-point. you -- i have spoken with people who have been life language long conservatived, vote in virginia democratic primary. >> virginia republican cancel their primary from i understanding. >> correct. which means have you have more virginia republicans voting in voting in democratic primary, trying to make their voteses

then bernie when i go ahead. i understand what you're driving at i suppose i hadn't really ever thought that bernie sanders could win the presidency so in other words i think that it's they'll be bowing to the inevitable trump has kept us guessing hasn't he beat her ever since he was elected we have many of us may have placed hopes in in particular on foreign policy issues and we've been cruelly disappointed but he carries on talking the talk even if he's not walking the walk i suppose i'm afraid i'm probably guilty of letting my hopes carry away carry the day over my analysis when i say that you know one thing hopes are one things that perhaps this endless deep state conspiracy against him will come to an end 2nd it wins a 2nd and that after all after the impeachment vote. on the on tuesday the. there was a bit of a purge wasn't there that you mentioned of in twins where out the president of the e.u. was up graham's uncle and so on if manages to win a 2nd term maybe he will feel strong enough to. carry the purge

about the rise of bernie sanders. certainly after iowa, new hampshire and nevada, bernie sanders looked very, very strong especially doing so well with the spanish voters and nevada. that freak out absently continued. the one thing i would say about this development, you cannot assume where those voters will go. those are distributed among the candidates, maybe one candidate more than the other. their absence in the race may make it easier for the others to get to that 15% threshold which is so important in the democratic primary because if they don't get to 15% they don't get any delegates. we might see more candidates getting delegates as a result of the pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar withdrawals. >> martha: it would appear that they made the calculation today or whenever it was made in the past 24 or 48 hours that they were going to meet those 15% thresholds and enough places to the mass delegate. here it is today talking about the delegate issue. >> i find that they are saying whoever goes in with the most deleg

bernie sanders had money. bernie sanders' team had focused on the heavy latino population in the state and expected to too very well. however, joe biden over the course of the night started to grow closer, now 93%, joe biden more than 70,000 votes ahead. we have projected joe biden will win. here's why -- i want to focus on two counties specifically. dallas county. second biggest county in the state. when the early vote came in, it was interesting. bernie sanders and joe biden were neck and neck. as the ex--- the election they vote came in, after the circle victory, things clanked. joe biden -- changed. joe biden jumping up more than ten points. this is suburbs. this is the type of area where democrats flipped seats back in 2018. this is a major population center. you saw similar result down in the houston area. harris county. biggest county in the state. major demographic shifts over the last campaign cycles. joe biden opening a 30,000-type vote here. trailing bernie sanders during times as the election they

we're going to win -- >> bernie, bernie, bernie. >> we're going -- we're going to defeat trump because we are putting together an unprecedented grassroots, multigenerational, multiracial, movement. it is a movement which speaks to the working families of this country who are sick and tired of working longer hours for low wages, and seeing all new income and we'll go to the top 1%. it is a movement which says the united states will have healthcare for all as a human right. it is a movement that says we will bring major reforms in education, making sure that all of our kids can go to college without coming out in debt. now what makes this movement unique, is we are taking on the corporate establishment. we are taking on the greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charge us the highest prices in the world. the greed of the insurance companies. and given the ex stenna -- criss of climate change. we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. we're not only taking on the corporate est

is this about ousting bernie? >> right now when you start talking about what democrats are trying to do they are trying to give them a chance to be competitive. most republicans, most democrats realize putting a socialist at the top of the ticket could be disastrous down ballot so you look at this reality where you have everyone from people to judge dropping out, amy klobuchar dropping out, they are trying to say put the brakes on the socialist revolution before bernie sanders leaves people all over the place. >> is what bernie sanders did have to say when asked if he was concerned about moderates consolidating behind biden. listen to this. >> there's a massive effort to stop bernie sanders. it's not a secret, the political establishment is coming together and they will do everything. they are -- working people are standing up. >> your thoughts? >> a famous rallying cry to go against the establishment. with this primary season we see candidates consolidating behind biden, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg not just dro

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vote for bernie. all of that. bernie saying the same thing back to joe biden. but it seems like another aspect of joe biden mentioning elizabeth warren is kind of double underlining that elizabeth warren has not endorsed bernie sanders. there's an effect to that of making bernie sanders feel a little bit, or appear to be, a little bit more lonely in a corner of his own in the party. >> yeah. i do think there was a sense of trying to perhaps isolate him. and listen. he's got a lot of passionate followers. if the primary turns out tuesday the way the polls predict, what this country is really longing for -- i don't care if you're a democrat or a republican except for maybe the trump cult -- is for us to unite, especially right now. and i think joe biden did a really good job tonight of being large, big, presidential. they got into some tit for tat on their records over many decades of public service. but, at the end of the night, i think joe biden felt more presidential. felt like he could unite, could lead, restore our place in the world stage. and i just hope t

bernie sanders not doing as well among women. his hope would be that if elizabeth warren stepped aside, he would gain those votes. >> dana: revolution is not what they're looking nor. take a listen to james carville. always colorful. take a listen. >> we might see democrats starting to ask sanders to look, let's don't drag it out anymore than we have to. people want to get on to the general election, get on to defeating donald trump. i think sanders is showing the african americans are loyal constituency and the most exciting new constituency. these educated white women, he showed nothing. >> dana: i don't think bernie sanders is going to drop out. obviously. >> he didn't in 2016. i can't imagine why he would now. he will continue and amass delegates and wait to see what happens. the good news for biden, there's six more contests and st. paddy's day. more chances to keep this going. >> dana: want this where bernie sanders will go after, try to tear down joe biden in these states that are important in the general saying you're the

we are going to win -- >> -- bernie, bernie, bernie, bernie. >> we are going to defeat trump , because we are putting together an unprecedented grassroots, multi generational, multiracial movement and a movement that speaks to working families of this country who are sick and tired of working longer hours for lower wages and seeing all new incoming wealth going to the top 1%. it is a movement which says the united states will have healthcare for all as a human rights. it is a movement that says we will bring major reforms in education to make sure that all of our kids can go to college without coming out in debt. now, what makes this movement unique is we are taking on the corporate establishment. we are taking on the greed of wall street. the greed of the drug companies who charged us the highest prices in the world. the greed of the insurance companies. and given the x potential crisis of climate change, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry, we are saying to the fossil fuel industry your short-term profits are not more important than the future of our country and the world. we a

and will support bernie because the real threat is donald trump and i hope bernie does the same for me. fight when the nomination and bernie is forced to say of course, we will do this but at the end of the day i think it's a mistake to do what he did which is to say i'm moving to the left and tried to placate you by looking like i'm bernie and i don't think there will go very far but i do agree with juan that the argument of results versus revolution was one of the stronger themes that biden hit. i'm not sure this was marked by both of these men forgot sometimes what they were talking about. bernie talked about ebola when it was corona violence and there were a couple incidences where biden would repeat himself. we too saw two old guys giving it their best and older guy in this looked younger that is to say bernie gave more forceful presentation but will not change the outcome of the delegate selection process for the outcome you primary. shannon: last debate so we will see what voters think. carl, juan and harold, thank you. shannon: federal reserve taking a bold step with emergen

[laughter] similarly, when hillary bashes bernie, it makes me like bernie moore. because burning, like it or not, he is an authentic social justice warrior. and she is the artificial. she is the fake social justice where she is the artificial sweetener to bernie's raw sugarcane. how is that? so her endorsement is likely a blemish on the blue dress that is biden. now i have two more points. what kills me about mayor pete endorsement, this was a guy super sanctimonious set up on the debate stage and said, "well, we look at this stage and always see our white men. where is the diversity, right." and then he endorses the whitest oldest establishment mail you could ever find. so he is a hypocrite appearance before there is no one else. >> greg: cho's chris matthews with a better parking space. lastly, to jesse's point the other problem for joe, people see the point that he switch from tromping evil and nemesis to bernie being the evil nemesis. so you see a mob action forming against bernie. if you stare the establishment that we had, there's got to be something good or

latino community which has been coming out for bernie sanders on in significant ways and he has one of the largest muslim american communities in the country and they're and can and bernie sanders invested a lot of money there were multiple offices across the state at times of staff and hundreds and hundreds of volunteers across the state scott lucas in birmingham elizabeth warren doing badly coming in home state massachusetts and many mike bloomberg spending half a $1000000000.00 to actually come low place. mr bloomberg enjoyed finding that money in the back of a sofa because it's now lost that 500000000 he was always a sideshow for me in this campaign far more serious is what elizabeth warren does now i don't think she has a path to the nomination of course but does she drop out in the next week before the michigan primary and 5 others next tuesday or does she stay in for one more debate alongside biden and sanders on the campaign stage possibly than helping sanders as he reestablishes himself versus biden as the remaining moderate candidate james do you think that's what she'll d

i want to say something to bernie. bernie, i'm a member of the establishment. deal with it, stop this anger toward people who worked to establish a democratic party that works for everyone. i am a black woman that does not have a vote to when i was born but i have the right to vote now. the fact that bernie is using all of his time, a candidate who is talking about enlarging the electorate, and he's saying that establishment, people cannot be in the process. i'm in the process, bernie. >> bret: you are fired up today. you were hot sauce today. >> it is super tuesday. >> i'm looking to see a state that somewhat resemble south carolina. alabama is coming up and with carolina is coming up, tennessee is coming up. arkansas is running from there. something we can't emphasize enough is this early voting stuff. in texas you may have about 2.3 million total votes and about 1 million of those are cast early on they have to be done by friday. we have to think back to all the stuff you didn't know on the friday before the south carolina primary and that is when those vote