[booing] [chanting] >> let's go joe. >> amen. >> let's go joe. >> amen. >> let's go joe. let's go joe. tearinglley: trump is down our democracy. autocrats are attracted to him and he is the kind of person is attracted to them. trump has given international oxygen to almost all antidemocratic forces at work in the world. it has been written that the united states cannot survive as an island of democracy in a sea of autocracy. the term residency is leading us to that perilous position right now. moment that the associated press wire allowed over the oceans, the world will know when they announce that joseph biden has been elected our 46th president of the united states. [applause] they will know that world order can again be established. our friends will know that we are now back in business. our foes will know they are not back in business. the two, who about are our friends and foes over the last four years will end. vice president biden as vice president will rebuild alliances and recapture what has been ceded to our enemies and as a result, the united states and the wor

>> folks -- >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! >> folks. look, this is what's wrong with american politics. let them go. folk folks, look, i'm not worried about it. it's just a reflection of what's wrong with american politics today. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. folks. this is one of the things that donald trump has generated. this is not who we are. this is not who we are as a party. it's not who we are as a people. we got a lot of crazy folks around. look, i'm sorry, folks. i know. look, to every person who has been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. [ applause ] we need you. we need you. we want you. we want you to be part of our campaign. so skroin us. go to joebiden.com. sign up. volunteer. contribute if you can. but we need you badly. we have to unite this country. if you want a nominee that will not only beat donald trump but will keep the house of representatives -- folks. folks, look -- you want a nominee that's going to

joe biden p thank you. -- joe biden. thank you. [cheers and applause] "freedom"]yonce's ♪ >> please welcome elaine luria -- welcome congresswoman elaine luria. [cheers and applause] congresswoman luria: good evening virginia. everybody is obviously fired up. to go out and vote for joe. 2018, thatyou, in joe was here with me and it was a seat -- ac seat nobody thought we could flip. a seat we had to take to win back the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] seat, and we won more seats, and we have the majority in the house, and we are still in the fight for the soul of our nation. and joe biden is going to win that fight. [cheers and applause] recently, my husband and i were looking at the blank spot on the wall, and we thought to ourselves, maybe we should look for some campaign posters. and so, searching on ebay and ansi, we came across this poster from 1940 from fdr. and it says "the man with a heart and the party with the soul." the man with the heart and the party with the soul. and i can tell you, that has never be

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joe biden 54% there. bernie sanders at the moment leading in one small county, page county in the commonwealth of virginia. we've projected joe biden to be the winner here because of the exit polls. senator sanders at 24% here. that means he's viable. if that sticks, senator sanders will get some delegates out of virginia. this is critical. look for the 15% number. look down here. are they viable? are they getting delegates? senator sanders will be in play for some delegates. joe biden in play for the most right now. this is important. elizabeth warren, 9.6%. tulsi gabbard not in play at all. warren and bloomberg both thought they could complete in virginia. especially bloomberg, the first contest he's competing in. he's 14 states. virginia was one of the states he thought he would come away with delegates. he needs to double where he is in the early results. a big win for joe biden in virginia. a big disappointment for michael bloomberg. we've been able to call this based on the exit polls. we don't have

, but everything is momentous, and momentum, and it was for joe biden. and see if bernie sanders can reinvigorate things in a momentum, over the next week there will be six more primaries, and on it goes. what some people projected as a bernie sanders runaway tonight has not happened. >> we heard similar stump speeches, if it becomes a 2 person race, what do they need to say tomorrow and in the days forward? figure joe biden says i'm the candidate with the momentum, and bernie sanders says there's long way to go, i am delegate rich, they will have their talking points. and expect that it will be a real fight between these two. as we move forward.>> how nice is it to see california matter? >> oh, watching over these years, always after-the-fact in june and everything was decided, to be in the mix is really unique, californians ought to be happy about that.>> thank you for your time.>>> scott weiner is facing a primary challenge, he represents all of san francisco and parts of san mateo county, to others in the race, and early results show he has 55%. drag

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 vote came in, joe biden started to gain with a serious lead really driving him, propelling him toward the texas victory. another thing not to sleep on here, look at these little count throughout the course of the state. this is not major vote, this is 27 votes here, 69 votes here. what this is is county after kane county after county, joe biden was chipping away, chipping away, add in the major population centers, and you have a major victory for joe biden. you talked about california. this was the place the sanders campaign said they were going to too well in. look at that map. a lot of light blue, a lot of bernie sanders. with the cave

>> i'm endorsing joe biden tonight. i've been knowing joe biden for 30 years and he is a man of, as you know, a decent guy, a good guy, a man of great experience and he's tough. the united states of america needs and deserves someone that is going to use the power of the presidency as the people of united states intended, to left people up, rather than tear us doubt and bring us together rather than separate us. i think he's demonstrated that he's the right person to do that. >> sabrina, elizabeth warren has to make a major decision fairly soon whether she stays or she goes. >> yes, and elizabeth warren's campaign manager sent a very frank e-mail to staff this morning where he said elizabeth warren is meeting with her team to assess the path forward. he said they are obviously disappointed in the results on super tuesday. he acknowledged that the campaign fell well short of their pro skrekss and viability goals. so i think that the campaign felt it was major blow to lose their home state of massachusetts but they hoped

they know joe biden. and from the very beginning, what joe biden needed to do was hold onto that vote. and he was able to do it. but he was also able to do it because congressman jim clyburn came through and really -- i mean, honestly had clyburn not come through and given the endorsement and given it the way he did, i think we would be talking about a very different story today. he said to black voters as joe biden said, he took joe biden and his campaign on his shoulders, carried him through to really a system of a victory in south carolina. >> you know, the thing is when you like the results, you don't like the results, the amazing thing about a big election night like this is that voters have spoken. and i think democratic voters said, okay. enough already. like, let's stop the madness. let's clear the field. let's have two front runners. let's get this on. let's get this debate on. because this is not a clear path. this is an amazing night for joe biden that he has done what he's done. but bernie san

i know joe. we know joe. but most importantly joe knows us. >> you know, mika, you can take the hundreds of millions of dollars, you can take the organizations that all the political pros talk about, you can take the millions of tweets, you can take all the facebook ads, you can take everything that is talked about every day on how to build a winning campaign and all those combined are not as powerful as one man's words. jim clyburn, king maker. >> that was one of the most pivotal moments of the 2020 presidential race so far, the endorsement from south carolina congressman jim clyburn last week helped catapult joe biden to a huge win in south carolina, which then let to a stunning super tuesday for the former vice president. biden swept the south, the projected winner in nine states with landslide victories in alabama, virginia, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee and oklahoma. he also won minnesota. he won the delegate rich state of texas and he won elizabeth warren's home state of massachusetts where she ca

joe biden is 77 years old. ifif elected, he would be 78 on inauguration day, almost ten years older than ronald reagan when he was first running. biden is acutely aware of this and that is why he's talking about push-ups and challenging other men two fistfights. he's insecure, and that insecurity makes biden susceptible to the worst pecan democratic policies. now, you may be n afraid of a 28-year-old nihilist to reorder american society and you should be, but joe biden is absolutely terrified of them. he doesn't understand exactly what they are saying, but you knows they are the future and he is not. for that reason, he is willing to do whatever they ask. you can expect transgender samoans week to be a federal holiday his first term and a whole lot more after that. biden doesn't care about policy and he doesn't even know the difference. he just doesn't want to fall behind. so what are the political lessons of what happened last time? the first is the democratic establishment is far stronger than the republican

joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! fmr. v.p. biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. well, hello, dallas. my back.ze for [cheers] but you have my back, and i promise i will have yours. [cheers] folks -- you, thank you, thank you. i want to make clear something. i cannot tell you how much the senator's endorsement means to me. it is great to see her family, to see john and her brilliant daughter abigail, who is with her, and from the moment amy her run innnounced that snowstorm, it was not hard to see that she had the grit and determination to do whatever she set her mind to. amy knows how to get things done. she really does. that is why amy has never lost. and she is not losing now. you will hear a lot from amy klobuchar for a long, long time. [applause] [cheers] that is why she is one of the most affect senators in the united states senate. her campaign was all about what we could get done. how to make america better every day, in simple, straightforward ways. folks, the story that amy tells , with freq

joe? >> and of course we may not even know who wins the day and how super tuesday turns out until this time tomorrow, because california does start their vote tallying so late and it is such a critical piece of this puzzle. john heilemann, there are a lot of different scenarios we could go through as far as delegates go. let's go on the one i'm assuming right now, only because i've always believed politics is about momentum more than anything else, especially these early presidential contests. let's just assume right now that this poll out of virginia is right. biden has a big win there. wins by double digits there. double digits in north carolina. double digits in alabama and in tennessee. i assume at 11% last week he's going to reach that 15% threshold in places like massachusetts. do well in minnesota where amy klobuchar got out. but, of course, texas and california, big fight, as you said. a lot of votes already banked there. what do the numbers look like? what's that scenario? how doe

i decided to jump on and endorsed joe biden, and do you know why joe knows michigan, joe cares about michigan. he cares about people like michigan all caps the country. we know healthcare is personal. righ we know health care is personal. a a 29-year-old, i became member of what is known of the sandwich generation. that means i was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver. my mom was dying of brain cancer, my daughter who was a newborn. that does not make me unique because there's a lot of people doing that. i was also fighting an insurance company that was wrongfully denying my moms chemotherapy. i have commiserated with joe biden about this because the brain tumor that killed my mother is the same one that took beau biden's life. i know that he and barack obama expanded healthcare in this country almost 700,000 michiganders got healthcare. [cheering and applause] if that is not personal enough to many of us here in michigan, i will tell you what else is. when we were on the ropes, when our auto industry was struggling, who had our bac

he does not seem like he is fighting joe too hard. as for joe, i just wonder about joe. i would like to know what kind of medications he is on. you know there is anti-dementia -- it would be interesting to know what kind of medications joe is on because he does not seem like, you know, it is not really normal, the things he says. he kind of get kind of rude to people. i cannot see why people want to even support him. as for me, i am a third democrat,, 42 year and i voted for trump, and i will vote for him again. i think he is doing a good job, and the coronavirus -- it seems like everything, the coronavirus, stormy daniels, everything, i have never seen nothing like this in my 42 years. i love c-span. i like watching you guys. sometimes, i think you are biased on the because you take. every morning, you know what i do? i write down how many of each call you take just to see if it is fair and it never works out that way. it seems like you guys are kind of the judge, jury, and executioner. take the calls you want to take, and then you can off the ones that if you don't agr

. >> they don't like joe, either. a lot of people are with joe. if you look at those people, they are worse than bernie in terms of being radical left. some of joe's handlers -- and that's what they are, his handlers. i want to be nice, but their handlers. some of joe's handlers are further left than bernie. that's pretty scary. it's going to be that way. >> harris: jose? >> mr. president, who are these people? i don't know who these people are! i don't know what he's talking about, but that's not surprising, coming from donald trump. that's not going to happen. we're looking at a centrist candidate, a moderate candidate who is willing to negotiate with republicans to get things done, harris. >> harris: can ask your question? i have to get to young voters and how they didn't show up for bernie last night. if you put any buddy up next to bernie sanders, are they going to look left? he's a democratic socialist, for goodness sakes. of course joe biden will look a little less left. he is still pretty far left. and you say what? >> it's just not going

joe biden needed this. he's got it, the question is, what does it get him three days ahead of super tuesday? >> the biden campaign in south carolina is worth they would be able to have a firewall where he can make his stand. when he did poorly in iowa and new hampshire, some people wonder wow, it voters get concerned he can't possibly win in the early states, will south carolina even matter? he didn't do well and nevada. if he went tonight, and that provides him away to set the narrative a little bit and also allows the media to do something they love to do, write a come back story or a pivot story. something different, something that could be changed. one thing he doesn't have is resources and super tuesday state shows 14 of them. hasn't spent a lot of money there. a win here might be able to shut down some of the others and i do wonder if there are any second-tier democrats hike amy klobuchar, booted judge, wanted, if they would consider dropping out to narrow this even further. bret: it seems like they a

i agree with what your campaign stands for, but i'm going to vote for joe biden because i think joe is the best candidate to defeat donald trump." we have heard that statement all over this country. needless to say, i strongly disagree with that assertion. but that is what millions of democrats and independents today believe. on sunday, i very much look forward to the debate in arizona with my friend, joe biden. and let me be very frank as to the questions that i will be asking joe. joe, what are you going to do with a 500,000 people that go bankrupt in the country because of medically related deaths, and what are you going to do with the working people of this country and small business people who are paying on average 20% of their incomes to health care? joe, what are you going to do to end the absurdity of the united states of america being the only major country on earth where health care is not a human right? are you really going to veto a medicare for all bill if it is passed in congress? joe, how are you going to respond to the scientists who tell us we have seven or eight years

i'm convinced joe is the right candidate. he's got the heart and the character, the values and the experience to actually deliver on the promises that donald trump made to the middle class but hasn't carried through on. if you got a minute, i'm happy to give you two quick examples of what i'm talking about. donald trump ran on better health care for less, better access to health care, and on paid sick leave. he hasn't delivered on those. and as we've got millions more people who have lost health insurance under donald trump and an administration that isn't fully prepared to deal with coronavirus and to deliver affordable, accessible testing around the country, we need to work together to make sure that we provide public health and public safety even as the trump administration's attack on the affordable care act, which was something that the obama-biden administration delivered, puts millions of americans at risk. >> this morning's "politico" playbook points out that last night's victory give your guy an upper hand in the del

and i like joe. joe is a decent guy. i do not want this campaign to degenerate into a trump type epic where we're attacking each other, where it's personal attacks. that is the last thing this country wants. joe has his ideas, his record. his vision for the future. i have mine. and i look forward to a serious debate on the serious issues facing this country. >> leading off our discussion tonight, steve hilderbrand, campaign manager for obama's 200 # campaign. senior writer for rolling stone and former undersecretary of state. she is an msnbc global affairs contributor. want to listen to what joe biden said today to echo what we just heard from bernie sanders about trying to make sure that this campaign doesn't become about personal attacks. let's listen to that. >> what we can't do is let this turn into a campaign of negative attacks. the eye on the ball is to reclaim the soul of this country. >> wendy, to give bernie sanders credit, he was able to maintain a campaign last time with hillary clinton where there were no pe

>> yeah, joe. sanders has pledged to expand the electorate and bring in young and non-white new supporters looks empty right now. his coalition has shrunk since 2016, not grown. we've seen happen, in fact, the democratic electorate has gotten less progressistic since 2016, not more. you know why? there's a new name for all of those suburban republicans who don't like donald trump. and it's called democrats. they're voting in the democratic primary and so you have kasich and rubio people who had been voting for pete and amy and voted in big numbers for biden in places like northern virginia and places where biden rolled up huge margins on tuesday. >> i saw matt lewis with an "i voted" sticker for virginia and it was jarring to see matt. this guy who's been a small government conservative for years talking about voting in the democratic primary for the first time in his life. that was remarkable. something he would have never imagined doing five years ago, but, again, that seems to be happening time

are you with joe? ladies and gentlemen -- joe biden. let's do it for joe. >> i want to make something clear. i'm going to guarantee you, this is not the last you're seeing this guy. you will take care of the gun problem with me. you will be the one that leads this effort. i'm counting on you. i'm counti ining on you. the state needs you, the country needs you. you're the best. thank you. thank you. thank you. come up here, guys. great to see you, man. >> that's the conclusion of joe biden's rally in dallas, texas, with some surprises, including beto o'rourke, as the last endorser of the day. a day filled with dramatic endorsements of the biden campaign. joining our discussion, david plouffe, the former campaign manager and senior adviser for president barack obama. he's the author of "a citizen's guide to beating donald trump," john is with us, the editor in chief on "the recount." and cecile richards. she interviewed joe biden and all of the candidates. cecile, we're starting with you. your mother, ann richards, was the last democratic

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ainsley: what about joe biden why all the gaffes? steve: joe biden. >> that's joe biden. love him or leave him. i believe most americans love him. i have seen candidates who cannot some time articulate the kind of vision that we want to hear. but, guess what? people love him. he is like the uncle you want to keep in the house. steve: he is giving us something to talk about. brian: mike bloomberg leaves, who benefits? >> biden but also possibly bernie sanders. steve: yeah? >> there are people out there who also believe that bernie sanders has a path. brian: he is nothing like bernie sanders and he hates bernie sanders as a candidate. brian: with climate big gulf. >> second big issue. michael bloomberg and bernie sanders. brian: do you think warren leaves and. >> i hope she doesn't leave right away but she has to figure out if she has a path. steve: you mentioned the president in tweeting and in the last 20 seconds he just tweeted this out, so selfish for elizabeth warren to stayed in the race. she has zero chance of even coming close to winning but hurts bernie badly. so m

i like joe biden. . like his experience but i do not think he will push the issues as hard as bernie sanders. the last caller said, i have been listening to bernie sanders ring up these same issues for the past 25 years or so. i am pretty sure if he is elected, he will push the envelope to make sure our quality of life is improved. host: thank you for the call. brings uphink rae some important points. senator sanders has been talking about many of the same things for decades, and he has not managed to get a lot done. that is something voters are beginning to recognize and acknowledge. and why they are looking toward a joe biden, perhaps >> this week on q&a, steve inskeep talks about his book, imperfect union, which chronicles john and jesse fremont, who went to the american west in 1842 and helped usher in the california gold rush. after that, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. the government's response to the outbreak. ♪ susan: steve inskeep, your book is entitled "imperfect

cross talking joe biden i'm joined by my guest jane kearns in new york she is a g.o.p. . dratted is a contributor to the daily caller as well as founder of women for a great america in washington we have jason nichols he's a democratic political strategist also in washington we cross to walter some a lot of he is a answer coalition organizer rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jen let me go to you 1st i mean i said in my introduction here i mean you know you have you have a lot of gaffes coming from joe biden and he's been known for it ok it's not you know all of a sudden but the intensity of them are is mounting and that maybe just because of the media's watching more closely i'm trying to be really fair here but we i think we have every right to know about the mental facilities the capabilities of someone that is running for the highest office in the land i mean how do you come out on this go ahead john. well i agree i said last tuesday on super tuesday that the good news was for joe biden he won the primaries and i also s

african-americans generally love joe biden. we call him uncle joe. he is basically the robin to president obama's batman so you see people standing in solidarity behind the candidate not to mention he had the highest ranking african-american in congress, congressman jim clyburn to endorse him and it took him a long way, they carried a lot of weight. >> i will do is respond to this but let's go to aaron very quickly. we have a lot of news donald trump is made that benefited the african american community. unemployment at 6.0%, 1.1 million jobs added since january of 2017. the first step act, opportunity zones, funding for black colleges and the list could go on from there. >> don't forget criminal justice reform, something democrats can do that for years, it was actually donald trump that did this. let's slow down. this will be a marathon, not a sprint, donald trump -- what do you have to lose by voting for me? they gained and gained and now there is the movement of african-americans walking away from the democrat party. i would say to people who supp

and joe biden listened to him. in fact, with his eyes closed so he could concentrate on every single word that that man said. and then he spoke back to him and to all of us from his heart, filled with compassion and love and the power to heal, he wanted to heal that man. he wanted to heal charleston, south carolina. but as someone who lives in el paso, texas, which saw another white nationalist rampage where 22 people were killed solely based on their ethnicity, on the color of their skin, on their country of national origin, i felt joe biden healing us at a time that this country is so polarized, so deeply divided. we need somebody who can bring us together and heal us. we need somebody who can reestablish the moral authority of the united states. we need somebody who will fight for democracy here and abroad because democracy is under attack here and abroad. we need joe biden. [ cheers and applause ] and, mr. vice-president, i have traveled to each one of the 254 counties of texas. [ cheers and applause ] i know t

joe biden is in second. then you see michael bloomberg, another race where it's extremely close is maine. and joe biden has a slight edge, but it's still neck and neck. this is the current delegate count as we sit here this morning with some still to be awarded. biden is on top with 345. bernie sanders in second at 269. we have this story covered from coast to coast for you this morning. let's begin with phil mattingly who has the keys to the super tuesday victories. >> yeah. let's start with the number one key. if anyone told you the morning after super tuesday biden would be 76 delegates ahead of sanders, they'd be lying through their teeth. that's how big of a night tuesday night was. let's start with a couple of wow moments. wow moments starting with minnesota. minnesota joe biden won by 65,000 votes. 38.6%. 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 m

joe biden is somebody i have known for many years. i like joe. i think he's a very decent human being. joe and i have a very different voting record. joe and i have a very different vision for the future of this country. and joe and i are running very different campaigns. and my hope is that in the coming months, we will be able to debate and discuss the very significant differences that we have. joe is running a campaign which is obviously heavily supported by the corporate establishment. at last count he has received nding from at least 60 billionaires. our campaign has received more campaign contributions from more americans averaging $18.50 than any campaign in the history of our country at this point in time. so what does it mean? when you have a campaign which is funded very significantly by the wealthy and the powerful, does anyone seriously believe that a president backed by the corporate world is going to bring about the changes in this country that working families and the middle class and lower income people desperately need? we're goi

joe biden is a very effective joe biden. >> yeah, when he is shouting and losing his place, it becomes unhinged, almost. it does not inspire confidence. it doesn't give you what he is trying to sell, which is this reassuring message that he is the flight to safety, the one who can bring uson back, the bridge builder. tonight, he was a little more measured and on that, and also treating the bernie sanders voters with kid gloves, ease them gently so they don't alienate them more. >> martha: that's exactly what i heard and that, how do you gently turn the ship with standards -- everyone is treating them so carefully, because they want to create a situation that is palatable enough for them to say, okay, i'm willing to leave sanders and make biden my guy. >> i think there are two levels to that discussion, which m i think is the discussion of evening right t now. one, who are the supporters of bernie sanders? what did we see s even tonight n places like michigan, missouri, and as we go out west? towards washington state? and the answer is, young people. still people under 44, but particula

joe biden. millions of voters across 14 states had to choose between sanders brand of socialism and joe biden's more moderate approach, but as we have seen, we could be in for surprises. michael bloomberg on the ballot for the first time and elizabeth warren still in the race peered the fight for more than 1300 delegates of for grab taking a dramatic turn with joe biden picking up the endorsement of his former 2020 arrival. will it make a difference? >> if democrats want a nominee to beat donald trump, then join us. >> i am delighted to endorse and support joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> i want all of you to do is vote for joe. >> i will be casting my ballot for joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> dana: bernie sanders not backing away from the fight. >> you all know you can't miss it if you turn on the tv. the establishment in this country, the economic establishment, and the political establishment of becoming very nervous. and i mean this very sincerely, joe biden is a threat. i've known j

there is absolutely no public joe biden or private joe biden. there is just the joe biden that you know, and it is a privilege to be able to introduce somebody to you that you already do know. .hat you see is what you get vice president biden wears his large and warm par heart on his sleeve. [cheers] what you see is what you get, and what you get is exactly what our great country needs after three and a half years of the coercion, corruption, and chaos of the reality show con man donald trump. let me ask you a couple of questions. would you like to see a biden administration where science is accepted? [cheers] thatou real happy with stable genius taking care of the coronavirus? would you like to see a biden administration where truth is the rule? [cheers] would you like to see a government that you can believe and believe in? [cheers] finally, would you like to see a government that you can actually respect? [cheers] well, that is what you would see and president joe biden, that is exactly what you will get with president joe biden. [cheers] our

on joe biden. he was pretty clear he respects joe biden. he thinks he's a decent man. >> i think he lit into him a little bit. >> yeah, i don't know i felt like he was drawing distinctions. this is a campaign for president of the united states. you do need to draw distinctions with the person who you're running against. so you know, when we look back at other presidential elections, certainly hillary and obama, definitely by the end and they went after each other pretty hard, and you know, she e he realizes that it's him and joe biden and he needs to be drawing distinctions. he does see his campaign as being something very distinct, i think, from what joe biden is running on, that it is antiestablishment and that he clearly feels the establishment is rallying against him. >> but -- and this is where you come in. >> yes. >> so he's saying it is us versus them, them being the establishment, yet, what was the ad they just put out today? roll it. >> bernie is somebody who has the virtue of saying exact

we need joe. we need joe biden! [cheering] we know when the race is appenderaces up anddown the balt importantly, restore honesty, integrity and decency to the white house. [cheering] welcome. it's great to be with you. [applause] >> so proud to be right here in north texas, the epicenter of political change of the nation you all delivered historically and 2018 how many were part of that? [applause] every one of you and it's about to happen again, because the whole nation is watching to see what texas does, and texas is about to do something big. why did we do it last time, how do we pull it off? because this state got pulled in the wrong direction and know what is happening on a national level. i want to share with you a little poem from one of my favorite poets it was black history month last month. langston hughes from the renaissance. it's a children's poem that said when washington crosses the delaware diffusers of tierney he started the list of democracy of america's telephone book. we all know it didn't just

the vast majority, if not all of them will go to joe biden. joe biden also winning idaho as well. as alison pointed out, there are two state outstanding. one of the states under scores the real issues that bernie sanders has going for it. if you look at the top line delegate map, joe biden up by 140 delegates. he's at 787 delegates. you say look, he nodes 1,991 delegates. 787 is a long ways from that. there's still a lot of contests to go. look at the state of washington, state where bernie sanders is narrowly ahead. 2,000 votes ahead in the state. however, this was a state bernie sanders was expecting to win. had a 17,000 voter rally a couple of weeks ago. had a great organization on the ground, a lot of money here. even if bernie sanders wins this state in the next couple of days, if they call it based on mail-in ballots, could be a couple of days, he will only win it narrowly. it might be one delegate or two delegates. it's why you understand that 140 delegates at this stage in the race is a very, very serious deficit, particularly going into the next super tuesday where joe bi

joe biden pulled off a comeback. he leads the delegate race for the first time with wins in ten of the 14 suner tuesday contests including maine and nbc news called less than two hours ago and michael bloomberg announced he was dropping out to endorse joe biden. this afternoon in front

joe biden is hillary clinton 2.0. we've run this playbook before, same issues with trade and joe biden is hillary clinton 2.0 and he will run into that wall as well. >> that would be interesting, tara. there are voters who said i liked hillary clinton better than i liked bernie sanders and they are up against wondering if they agree with this electability issue that maybe bernie sanders would have given.a better run for his money, they may or may not agree with that. >> first, joe biden is not hillary clinton 2.0. joe biden is likable. he doesn't have the same baggage hillary clinton has. moderate and never trump republicans like myself would feel comfortables casting a vote for joe biden. joe biden has enough sense to campaign in states clinton did not. he has an appeal for white middle class voters in michigan and wisconsin and has a relationship with those folks because of growing up in pennsylvania and delaware, a blue collar guy. he is a far far cry from hillary clinton. you won't run into the same repressed vote

i know joe, we know joe, but most importantly joe knows us. but people were not feeling it. they heard his proposals. they liked them. they want him to build on obamacare, not rip it away. so i wanted his speech making to be more feeling. then i saw that roll out of endorsements by beto, amy and pete there in texas last night. that was professionalism at its best. i don't know if i had anything to do with that, but i'm very satisfied with the way it was done. if this continues throughout this campaign, the speech making that biden is now doing, the fund-raising that's now taking place, and the kind of roll outs, the kind of organization that i saw last night, he is going to be very successful and he will be our nominee and i really deeply feel he will be the next president of the united states. >> a whole ton of democrats, some of them national democrats as we like to call them, are watching you right now. do you have a message to your party with the results of tonight in mind? >> yes, i do. i want all of my friends, members of this party to go out and sell joe biden to peop

joe biden trying to stretch out the map. there's your lead for joe biden. you're hoping with illinois, florida and arizona to stretch that out. you want to make a statement by the end of the night. if you're at 60% now, doesn't translate exactly. you get a percentage of delegates statewide. if you roughly say joe biden gets 60% of the delegates of the 219, that's 130. that's 130 out of state of florida. that number could get bigger when we look at the congressional district results.g look at this map. it's filling in all biden blue. let's walk through it. we've been waiting. miami dade, largest county in the state, 57% to 27%. that's a big lead early on. move up the coast. for the people that live here broward county, 65% to 1'8"%. >> that's ft. lauderdale. >> that's right. you move up to palm beach c pal county, 65%. if you keep going up the coast, you get smaller. everywhere you go, 64, 67, 63. go right up the coast. over to the west coast, little different character here, a lot of people from the midwest. you have the northeast culture the further north

that person's name is joe biden! >> what we know is that we will not be overlooked and we will not be cancelled. so that's what this election is about. it's about saying we know we matter, we know the power's with the people, yes, we have not achieved the ideals of our country yet. we all know that, too. but we know that if we stop fighting we will never get there, and so we fight. that is the strength of who we are as a nation. >> joining our discussion now, yamiche alcindor, white house correspondent for the pbs "newshour" and john heilemann, national affairs analyst for msnbc. he is also co-host of showtime's the circus and editor-in-chief of the recount. great episode of "the circus last night." yamiche, i want to start with you. we see kamala harris and cory booker on their first campaign trail appearance with joe biden and it's in detroit, night before michigan votes. does it like like joe biden can hold on to the lead the polls say he has there? but, wow, were those polls wrong four years ago. >> well, michiga

joe biden was never alone and joe biden isn't alone and joe biden is getting more support now and when it comes to resources and you're going to see joe biden throughout toe to toe with whoever's left. rights now it looks like him and bernie sanders and i think we're going to see a wonderful culmination before the big july event. >> i'm hearing a lot of optimism from you as a biden backer. stay with me. i want to bring in some of our guests, as mentioned here, in the california super tuesday environment. blake, you've worked these kind of primaries. the hillary, obama primary had its debates. the big question, what happened last night? >> well, clearly joe biden has had four of the most amazing days in political history. i know you want to get the congressman to keep it real. i'll be real with you. a couple weeks ago people were like joe biden may not be a survivor. but he's had an amazing four days and he changed the race and clearly the frontrunner. i think big thing looking forward is age. we've sliced and diced it in many ways ppt bernie sanders does very well with folks under 45.

things are considered i'm peter lavelle do you believe in miracles would seem democrats do after the joe biden surge on super tuesday for them to fear of the bernie sanders candidate seat may now be contained however this is far from over taking on trump will be no easy task. crosstalk in the war on bernie i'm joined by my guest ron. a colleague in beirut she is a producer and host in the know in new york we have lionel he is a legal and media analyst also in new york we have danny haiphong he is a contributing editor of black agenda report and co-author of american exceptionalism and american innocence a people's history of fake news from the revolutionary war to the war on terror or across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to beirut 1st i mean i feel like after super tuesday looking at the corporate media you know the whole lot of gaslighting going on it's already a foregone conclusion bernie's out here and james carville says he should step. down and leave the campaign but you know for a very long time joe biden had

it was a manufactured candidate joe biden is now an avatar for the d.n.c. go ahead lionel my dear dear friend peter nobody cares about the game nobody cares about the props nobody nobody cares about this you are by a friend has a proud as it we're denizens of the bubble we are in the set. to our friend we should believe how he confused his wife with his sister you know what the d.n.c. is saying it doesn't matter he is the candidate he is going to be the candidate in july and that's it and you know what as long as you keep mentioning him does it matter this ok i actually i'm going to date myself it reminds me of being there with peter sellers you know we have chauncey gardiner running for the democrats right now ok look it up everybody if it's a good good compared to like tell me why should i like to watch it danny i want to watch janet let me go to you in new york i'll give my thesis up in front here is that the dems the d.n.c. knows this presidential race is lost and that's why they want biden because if bernie were to get the nomination he could change th

that's a county that joe biden did well in. turnout may be becoming a joe biden argument not necessarily a bernie sanders' argument. >> as we saw on super tuesday, with the exit poll across the board, widespread support for medicare for all. as we've seen, the former vice president winning in the primaries. ali vitali, great seeing you. >>> still ahead, joe biden is endorsed by yet another presidential presidential rival. >>> plus, why jim clyburn of south carolina has called on the dnc to shut down the democratic primary process. your "first look" at "morning joe" is back in a moment. >>> majority w.h.i.p. james clyburn called on the democratic national committee to step in and shut down the primary process in joe biden wins big in the six states that were up for grabs yesterday. watch. >> i think when the night is over, joe biden will be the prohibitive favorite to win the democratic nomination. and quite frankly, if the night ends the way it has begun, i think it is time for us to shut this primary down. it's time for to us