because being effective means getting results. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing this big breaking news day with us. super tuesday gives way to wow wednesday. after joe biden wins and mike bloomberg ends his campaign and joins those supporting the vice president. elizabeth warren weighs her future after coming up empty on super tuesday including third in massachusetts her hometown.

bernie sanders dealing with the swiftness and resurgence op super tuesday. he is leading in california but his tuesday and wednesday, anything but super. >> no matter what happens, if this campaign, i don't know what will happen, if it comes out to be a campaign in which we have one candidate who is standing up for the working class and the middle class, we're going to win that election. >> begin the hour there with a wednesday wow that only adds to joe biden's very super tuesday. michael bloomberg ended his campaign two hours ago and threw his support to the former vice president calling him a friend and great american and say he's the best shot at beating prrp. this map packed with all this deep biden blue made bloomberg's choice as politically clear as personally difficult. let's look at what happened last night. joe biden in the east winning in

elizabeth warren's massachusetts. she's third. sanders, second. joe biden in maine, bernie sanders in vermont. we keep counting in maine. move down here, virginia, bind winning big. look at all that blue. north carolina, biden winning big. sanders with a few pockets out here. look how big it is. south carolina was saturday. move across here. tennessee, a big biden win. alabama, a bigger biden win. arkansas, a biden win and shock of shocks last night, oklahoma and then texas. biden blue all through. pop it back out. also mints, amy klobuchar backed out, and, bam, biden winter mints. bernie sanders won colorado and utah and a comfortable lead in california with 54% reporting. takes a while to count the votes

out there. stunning and shocking do not do the past half hour justice. on saturday, tom stier left the race and alarming against bernie sanders. often associated with passion far more than anyone who chooses the label moderate. record high turnout in virginia. the math and numbers behind it speak for themselves. the candidate who woke up this past saturday with no wins, little money and weak national organization. has 10 wins, lead in maine and money pouring in and help from bloomberg and massive talented offices and staff he is now financing already from coast-to-coast. >> even before bloomberg added the wow, biden knew it was a super tuesday. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing.

we knew when you got to super tuesday it would be over. mate be over for the other guy! tell that to the folks in virginia. north tennessee. oklahoma. arkansas. minnesota! i'm here to report we are very much alive! >> with me to share the reporting and their insights, this important day in politics, cnn's dana bash, jeff, and with the "washington post." raise your hand if you had joe biden winning 10 of the states on super tuesday. there are no hands at the table. sure, we knew south carolina would help joe biden. wow. the question is now with

bloomberg endorsing we haven't seen the details yet but the suggestion is bloomberg says i will not walk away from the fight, he will get financial help and infrastructure help we have a different race today yesterday and today than certainly 96, 100 hours ago. >> absolutely. it's important to remember what changed was the voters. you had a democratic electorate shopping around and shopping around in all these states and why the polls were in such turbulence and why we didn't know until yesterday biden would get support on super tuesday. there were a lot of undeciders looking for a signal from so-called establishment, the elected professionals and political professionals, looking for any sign. all we have been hearing talking to democratic primary voters for the past year is just please give us someone we can rally around because we want to get straight to the point where we're running against..

>> now, you have this moment where bloomberg is on board following butt irksg irkseg. >> no one has ever been in a world like this. >> i remember 2016, 1992, campaigns are always wild but this is wow. >> i talked to a senior bloomberg aide this morning, the bloomberg now former campaign was the only one doing real data and analytics on this. they said they saw biden's rise coming in the data but nothing that ended up happening. the polls in the data were moving so fast they almost couldn't catch up. it was genuinely organic and a

movement nobody had ever seen before to the point they said 12 hour polls weren't holding. >> it was as if a switch flipped in the sense, people were talking friday, polls showed bernie sanders at 2 and 5 in south carolina. is sanders going to maybe win or come close to joe biden in south carolina, would joe biden be done? look what happened. the south carolina debate, bloomberg's bad debate. clyburn endorsed joe biden the next day and biden had an emotional moment talking to a pastor whose wife was killed in that church shooting. south carolina was a blowout and monday, you get pete and o'rourke jumping on. we lived. the volatility of the last 100 hours should remind us there could be volatility in the next

hundred hours. >> for all the moneybe bloomber has, it can't buy momentum. joe biden didn't have the wherewithal and campaign structure. he was well-known and liked. not any candidate can step in this position. it was joe biden. we're back to what this race looked like a long time ago, joe biden and bernie sanders. elizabeth warren still has some deciding to do but we know where it's going. the biggest question of the night, bernie sanders ceiling, he has talked again and again about i am the one who expands the coalition and can defeat prrp. that has not come true. in fact, the opposite. the ceiling is very clear. he has a talented operation and dedicated core supporters. he does have a movement. we will see if he can grow that. this race has clarified and become uncertain. democrats still face the same

decision. which way do they want to go? a revolution or backwards to an establishment? we don't know the answer. joe biden never could have imagined this in all his wildest dreams. >> you go back and look, biden, 53 before yesterday, 382 and counting right now. still counting delegates in a lot of states including maine and california. sanders ahead comfortably in california but takes a while to get through it. sanders had 60 to start the day and now trails joe biden in delegates. we have delegates in states already called and will take us a week or so. it's possible at the very end if california comes in good sanders could be slightly ahead. the expectation was sanders could stretch it out on super tuesday. sanders likes to talk about the popular vote winning at the grassroots level. at the moment, joe biden is not only leading in delegates, for votes cast.

the california delegates could change that. on the morning after super tuesday, having a conversation, what should i do, could joe biden asked for any more than he has received in the past 96 hours? >> everything has broken for joe biden in the last couple of days. we were expecting a joe biden victory, but probably a small margin. i don't think anyone was expecting the nearly 30 point blowout the former vice president enjoyed. if you look at people late deciders, who decided who their votes were in the last couple of days, joe biden won those voters by more than 30%. some early voters may have some regrets right now. you look at late deciders, they saw the late momentum and the party coalesce the republicans did not do in 2016. this is a guy we're putting our faith in to beat

donald trump in november. >> bloomberg had a horrific debate, sorry, mr. mayor, that brought him back down-to-earth. biden has weaknesses in his campaign. there are questions about his candidacy, however, the question is, can they capitalize on the moment they have. money is pouring in and bloomberg is offering to help with this potential infrastructure. there are legal questions, a super pac to make it happen. bloomberg is getting out of the race, it's tough. whoever you are it's tough to get out of a race. he said i always believed defeating.starts uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. after yesterday's vote it is clear it is my friend joe biden. today, i am glad to endorse him. i will work to make him the next

president of the united states. the i will work part is important. does the bind teden team bring e right people? we have been given a second life. will they do the nuts and bolts to make it work? >> that this is the $64,000 question. how will the biden team restructure and retool with its fund-raising and data operation to capitalize on this. that is obviously what michael bloomberg is encouraging him to do on a candidate level, as part of the discussion this morning, on the campaign level, it is really really critical. what happened with joe biden is so unprecedented, that he rode these endorsements, starting with jim clyburn into his now former competitors, beta o'rourke in texas in a way we've never seen endorsements matter

before, ever in the history of modern american politics. his infrastructure, his organization is subpar. even they would admit that. >> the question also, i've talked to a lot of obama people who said they have offered to help to try and restructure this campaign. that is the challenge. joe biden has never been in this position before in his long life. money will help but he basically has the same organization he had a week ago, a small one. this will be a long fight for delegates. some big prizes at the end, new york and other places. for now, the calendar is favorable to joe biden with missouri, michigan, florida and other places coming up. this is a clarifying moment. it's not over, caution. the 2008 campaign, the long stretch obama had a huge collapse and hillary clinton rose, let's just -- >> even right now, there are so many delegates we have yet to

see allocated because the votes are still coming in, in california alone. >> let's put that on the screen. of the superdelegates we have 728. we still have a lot to allocate. this will get better by the end of the day. a lot of these states joe biden won. he will get more than his share. >> 276 out of 415. the majority of those go to bernie sanders, it's even steven. >> even steven. if you told joe biden after super tuesday he would be even steven, he would be doing hand stands. when we come back, the map going forward and the states ahead and elizabeth warren's big decision. bernie sanders says he's bringing in the new coalition and joe biden's win may mirror the map that made nancy pelosi speaker.

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giant super tuesday vote, the new opportunities it presents for joe biden, the challenge for bernie sanders and the tough digs facing mats for elizabeth warren. here was the hard thing, the democratic primary in her home state, she got 22% of the vote. 22% of democrats in her home state, all elizabeth warren could muster. joe biden winning and sanders and warren third at home. you see a lot of blue and very little warren cambridge and brookline outside the suburbs, near where she lives and taught hart vard. sanders had a big rally over the weekend. a big disappointment for elizabeth warren the growth stock candidate during the summer. where ever you look, a giant biden win. sanders and elizabeth warren a distant third. this is the hardest part for

elizabeth warren, so many states falling below 15% meaning out of the delegate hunt. out of north carolina, senator warren out of the delegate hunt. places where she was born, in oklahoma, very disappointing, out of the delegate count. she has a tough choice and you can sense she knew this was coming saw biden winning south carolina and making an appeal before tuesday's vote with her supporters, stick with me. >> the prediction has been a terrible business, and the pundits have gotten it wrong over and over. so, here's my advice. cast a vote that will make you proud. cast a vote from your heart. and vote for the person you think will make the best president of the united states of america. >> a lot of stunning things in

this campaign, most importantly at the moment, the resurgence of joe biden. if you go back and look at the summertime, the conversations we were having at this table over the summertime about the growth of elizabeth warren, to see what has happened to her is frankly stunning, and the home state part has to be, for her, embarrassing, as she talks to her staff about a very difficult decision, do i go forward? >> the home state is embarrassing and not reaching viability as many places as they thought. they thought texas was a possibility and california a huge possibility. she still can be viable in some districts in california but not what they were thinking. they really built this operation in california and all over the place. she has a decision to make talking to her advisors, not whether she has a path. she wanted to be the alternative to be on the stage with joe biden and bernie sanders to show i'm a different person, a fresh face.

those hopes are pretty much extinctiex extinguished. not only does she get out but who does she endorse? >> she stayed silent a long time in 2016 and got hammered for it. >> i'm hearing what you're hearing the wrestling is who to endorse. the factors that go into that are of course ideologically, she support as lot of what bernie sanders does. personally, a lot of bernie sanders people have been really awful to her. that is no small thing. on "the flip side," she does -- has positioned herself as the alternative to both. joe biden might be somebody she would support. i can tell you the biden campaign and people backing him are desperate for her not only not to back bernie, but -- bernie sanders but even if she gets out and endorses no one,

they think that's bad for joe biden, maybe not all of her supporters would back bernie sanders but a healthy majority would. another quick point about bernie sanders warren, the "x-factor" for the past three days is what happens with mike warren. part of the reason -- mike bloomberg, thank you. part of the reason for that is elizabeth warren, because she took him out. she didn't even wait for him to get a breath in, in that first debate where he was on the stage and she completely chopped him off at the knees and he never recovered from that. that is a very big role that she played in the overall lance escape of this race. >> joe biden has a lot of thank you notes to write. you talk about mayor buttigieg, beto o'rourke, mike bloomberg, he might want to put that one on

top of the pile. >> it's not something joe biden did, something that happened to him. none of these things were done by joe biden. he's not the one that had a bad debate for mike bloomberg or played a role in that. he did get representative clyburn's endorsement but not something biden himself did. his debate performances were steady but didn't really improve. talking about last summer, we were talking about warren and the surprising resilience of joe biden. the flip side of that, despite having all these advantages on paper it took him until the last minute to put it away because of the weaknesses voters could see and things like organization and fund-raising that have always been challenges for him. i think the question moving forward, now that this has happened to joe biden, can he do something with it? that's basically what we're all waiting to see. >> i'm fascinated by this

moment. sanders has adjustments to make. keeps saying, i'm bringing in more young voters and this new coalition. the evidence is it's not there. he has proven growth with latino voters. you talk about white working class, that's my wheelhouse, biden winter minnesota and massachusetts and those are white electorates. coastal latinos going for senator sanders more. we'll wait on senator warren and be respectful of that choice. if you're in sanders or biden's camp you're viewing it as a two-person race. what math do you have to make as the race goes on. >> a lot of advantages bernie sanders has with younger voters, less consistent voters. biden has the advantage with

older voters. biden has to make a lot of adjustments. i found congressman clyburn's comments fascinating, the king maker role in south carolina and he was pretty blunt saying the campaign does need a shake-up here and i think biden will take that very seriously in the next couple of weeks. >> i'm curious to see what tone biden takes going forward. sanders is taking an antagonistic stance to get people to choose ideologically. does biden engage or extend an olive branch to the sanders coalition, hey, young people on the left, you can come in and go forward. >> sanders out with a new obama ad this morning saying, i supported obama. we have to fact check this. this race isn't over. bernie sanders has a lot of tricks up his sleeve and delegates. enjoy it. >> this is the first big moment

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a number of important developments today in the growing coronavirus in the united states including a big agreement moments ago on capitol hill to fund the virus fight. there are now 130 coronavirus cases across the united states, new ones in just this morning in new york and california. officials in los angeles county are declaring a local emergency, this as the trump administration works to clear up some confusion how to get tested for the virus. elizabeth cohen joins us now. let's start with that. can any american be tested by their doctor. is that a fact? >> that's what he was saying. let's talk about where he's coming from. the cdc used to be only testing with someone who traveled from china or in contact with someone who traveled from china. now, pence is saying, don't worry about those restrictions. anyone can get tested.

there's a huge but here. your doctor has to find a lab that can test you and it might not be easy or terribly quick. i've been talking to doctors and hospitals who say, look, we have to send these specimens -- first, we have to call them and a million steps to go through and send them to a state lab. in some places the state lab can do the testing and some places send it to cdc in atlanta. we're used to going to the doctor and getting the results the next day but not waiting days for a result. that's what i'm hearing from people, doctors, it's taking days to set it up sometimes and days to get a result. that's not terribly officiate. >> it doesn't sound officiate at all and a little nerve-wracking if you're a parent or patient. what's the solution and can it be done quickly? >> more tests and the trump administration says more tests are going out everyday and more tests given out by private

companies and hospitals, places like that. more and more tests. how quickly can they do it is yet to be seen. the trump administration sounds very optimistic but we have to see what happens. >> i said 130 cases when i was introducing you, up to 137 cases. this is a count we have to do everyday to be responsible. with context, we don't do it to be alarming. there will be more case because of the spread and strength of this virus, right? >> there are two reasons we will see more cases, one, a virus that spreads. we're all familiar with the flu and other communicable diseases and, secondly, more tests out there. there was so little testing going on in a country as huge as the united states where you can only tested a one lab obviously you won't get all that much testing done compared to what we can do when we have tests in every hospital and state and county public health lab.

that's the goal. maybe not every single one, the goal to get more tests out there, the more tests out there, the more people will be tested and more positive results we will see. >> elizabeth cohen, appreciate the fact-based advice going through this. congressional negotiates have hit on a deal to fund the coronavirus response agreeing to a 7.8 billion spending pack. manu is live with it. what are the elements of it and when do we expect a vote? >> reporter: it will happen as soon as today. congress is moving to approve the sweeping spending package going on for days between republicans and senate and house side and white house to sign off worth $7.8 billion, another $500 billion to replenish accounts drained by the initial response by the federal government, far

higher than the white house initially proposed, $2.5 billion to deal with the coronavirus response. then, democrats came back and chuck schumer said it should be $8.5 billion for the response. now, we expect that number to be close to that. also behind the scenes for days, providing price controls for vaccines for the coronavirus, we are waiting to see how the final details, what they look like. congress is moving so rapidly, they will approve this package and nobody has seen the text of this language yet. we have been told by sources there is a deal but the actual language has not been released but congress will put billions out there for local governments that don't have enough money to deal with this and need to be reimbursed by the federal government, expect swift approval in the house and senate

and the president signing it into law. >> good news after partisan finger-pointing. to the white house where the vice president mike pence is meeting with diagnostic lab officials. he and the president met last hour with airline ceos as the travels the travel industry. what is the white house doing today to combat the virus effort? >> reporter: they have several briefings on their schedule. the president wasn't scheduled to go to the meeting and what are the practices to mitigate it. there was a moment where the president seemed to blame the obama administration for the criticism for testing and saying it should be lowered to more people to be tested even if they aren't showing symptoms. the president said the obama

administration made a regulation that slowed them down and proved to be detrimental. reporters seemed to be confused and asked him to clarify what he was talking about. he threw it to the vice president who said during the obama administration they had the fda have jurisdiction over this kind of testing. that wasn't totally clear either. then, the doctor, robert redfield, running the cdc, said during the obama administration they had regulated state and university labs to formally file with the fda to move forward with testing like this. he says the president has reversed that regulation essentially freeing them up to do more testing. we're still seeking more clarity what regulation they're referencing. we're figuring out more on that, john. they have a slew of meetings over here and they are going up to capitol hill to speak with those democrats and republican lawmakers about their response to this.

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topping our political radar today, protesters outside the supreme court as the justices appear divided, after hearing arguments in the first major abortion case sense justice brett cavanaugh and neil gorsuch

were on the bench. critics say just one doctor on staff could leave one doctor in the state of louisiana. and the chief justice sided with liberals before with temporarily blocking that law from taking effect. former attorney general jeff sessions and former football coach, tommy tuberville are headed to a primary runoff. the president had stayed out of the race until this morning and this tweet. sessions did not have the wisdom or courage to stare down and end the phony russia witch-hunt. >> when no one else dared to do it, i endorsed.. people thought i was nuts, as

for tommy tuberville, where was he when president trump needed him? what did he do for trump? never said a kind word about him that i can find, never gave a single penny of his millions to the trump campaign. >> jeff sessions fired up there, but life, death, taxes and the president's attacking jeff sessions when he's begged not to, these things are inevitable, right? >> i think we were floored the president held off as long as he did. we heard privately he had wanted to go after sessions, clearly, his ire towards him for his recusal on the russia probe is no secret to any of us. in washington, i think right now, as long as republicans are at large, as long as that nominee in the alabama senate is not named roy moore, they're fine. there are some republican senators that do miss their colleague and want to see jeff

sessions in the senate, richard shelby working for him. trump clearly not on the side of sessions on this one. >> strap in. today is just the beginning. this one will not end until it ends. up next, the delegate chase continues in the coming days. the president, democratic primary, couldn't resist weighing in on super tuesday. >> joe has an easier path right now, believe it or not. i see mini mike just got out and he will try and save face by putting money into biden's campaign. we will see what happens. i don't think it will have an impact. money has to be spent wisely. one thing this whole thing has shown you can't buy an election. it's a beautiful thing.

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super tuesday is behind us. two very big tuesdays coming up as the democratic race goes on. let's take a look here and bring out some states. these are the next states up. washington state, idaho, north dakota, michigan, think about michigan, bernie sanders won it in 2016, key to president trump's win to the white house and hoping the trek continues

here. we continue on. we have another tuesday after that if you watch again. keep coming through, match 17th, st. patrick's day, add ohio, illinois and arizona to the mix, big states to the mix potential battle grounds. look at these states, let me circle them, florida, michigan, ohio. i want to go back to the 2016 primaries and take a quick look at the democratic primaries. some clinton states and some sanders states. now, a sanders-biden battle. both campaigns know this is coming and both campaigns now have the resources to fight it out. sanders campaign launching three new television ads in the states that vote for super tuesdays. one directly at joe biden. >> when i argued we should

freeze federal spending, i meant social security as well, i meant medicare and medicaid, veterans benefits, i meant every single solitary thing in the government. >> well, we've got some bad news for them. we are not going to cut social security. we're going to expand benefits. >> that is joe biden's voice. joe biden was in the senate a long time and a lot in the record bernie sanders is trying to bring up. that was in 1996, defending a republican sponsored -- 1995, defending a republican sponsored balanced budget amendment. >> we will hear a lot more of that as we see exit polls showing not only joe biden doing well but who he's doing well with, older voters. reminding voters the things that joe biden said about their benefits, their government benefits is just going to continue, i think, from here to the stump to the debate stage. >> there is plenty of sanders

record. the question is does biden reciprocate with the gun stuff or say, i think i have momentum and will try to stay here. >> i think we will get a sense early. my guess is he reciprocates. there's no time to take your foot off the throat or gas here. interestingly, bernie sanders reminding people joe biden supported the iraq war. that's an issue for younger voters. it's a new context and moment and one-on-one race so there's not as much distraction. interestingly also we mentioned earlier the obama embrace. sanders is trying to embrace obama with this ad with african-american voters and detroit so key next week as well as st. louis and kansas city and missouri. a lot of interesting dynamics. we will get a sense of it when we see both of them. >> it's awfully late for bernie sanders and his campaign to figure out who votes in

democratic primaries. he suddenly figured out old people and black people are who you need to reach to win the democratic primary. again, awfully late in the game. you heard bernie sanders speaking in burlington last night he seemed a little shaken, the idea he could get young people and new voters to flock to his campaign and change the shape of the electorate it just hasn't come true and a pretty striking realization for sanders to have. >> testing time for the guy who was winning big made in have to regroup a little bit. that's why this is fun. that's it for "inside politics." briana keeler starts after a very quick break. enjoy your day. look, this isn't my first rodeo...

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