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we have the highlights you don't want to miss. first, peter joins us live with the latest from biden campaign in south carolina. [cheering] >> south carolina is the state that joe biden decided to come to before new hampshire and he put all of his eggs in this basket and for the first time, joe biden giving a victory speech for presidential primary. the democratic congressman here arguably the most influential one in south carolina. at the very beginning tonight, they high-fived and said you pulled me across the finish line. we have a little bit more of that right here. [cheering] a man of enormous integrity.

you've been knocked down, counted out, left behind, it's your campaign. >> we did not name drop any of them but he did specifically, he talked all about bernie sanders. saint he does not think it's a revolution and said they had results. the delegates leader going into super tuesday, joe biden was appealing directly to democrats watching at home and looking for something else. other than bernie sanders. that's what we had here on the south carolina home, volleyball course and it's on super tuesday. judge jeanine. judge jeanine: thank you so much. a loss for bernie sanders tonight but will he dominate on super tuesday? mark meredith has the latest on what to expect for the virginia

primary. bernie is campaigning tonight. mark. >> good evening. right here behind me i virginia, speaking to a fired up crowd but the campaign is already looking ahead in south carolina. ernie sanders one in northern virginia but what peter was talking about, it was moments ago. >> you cannot win them all. [cheering] a lot at stake out there and tonight, we did not win in south carolina. nobody wins them all. >> joe biden is going to make his way for himself and virginia tomorrow, holding an event and deny the biden campaign celebrating after winning. they also got the endorsement in

the senator of virginia. hillary clinton's running mate four years ago. as for bernie sanders, he's not going to stick around much longer. he's heading to california, he's got two events tomorrow. back to his home state of vermont on tuesday for super tuesday. supporters out here are very fired up ahead of this contest coming up in a couple of days from now. judge jeanine: thank you. joining me now with reaction to bidens went in cap south carolina, and what it all means for super tuesday and beyond. trump 2020 campaign national and former trump campaign manager, good evening. so biden a big winner tonight with more than 51% of the vote but he hasn't had the greatest campaign. his his went out of fear of the bernie candidacy? >> a couple of important things

about tonight, number one, bernie sanders looks like he's going to qualify, he has three delegates out of south carolina. not a complete victory for joe biden. it's the first time joe biden has one estate in three presidential races and if you look at what has transpired here, congressman endorsement, when you look at the polls, 40% of the african-americans voted for joe biden and said it was a determining factor in voting for him. that's a huge factor so joe biden's campaign is still on life support. there's no question about it but the person who had the worst night tonight as many michael bloomberg. no question about that and bernie sanders is going on another day and i predict he's going to win in california super tuesday. judge jeanine: in three days, super tuesday, 38% of adecco it with 1357 of the 1990 delegates needed to secure the nomination. you got massachusetts where elizabeth warren is from and then you've got klobuchar from

minnesota, those two states are in back. alabama is the only state, that has the same african-american majority in the democratic primary. the question, does joe biden hang on? or was tonight just an unusual night because of clyburn? >> i think sleepy joe hangs on other but. we are heading into what will be the most chaotic day for the democrat party, this is a field of complete disarray. joe biden walking like what 29th delegates most likely, you have bernie sanders doing quite well, crazy bernie, the socialist, he said today many mike put a lot of money in and klobuchar could do well in minnesota. one in massachusetts.

we are likely heading to a brokered convention, for the superdelegates come in and from bernie. it's a field of chaos. president trump on the highest economy in modern history. judge jeanine: cory, the first time we will see michael bloomberg and the result of his campaign and hundreds of millions of dollars he spent show any kind of result tuesday in the super tuesday primary. how do you think he's going to do? >> i think bloomberg had a tough night to be honest. he spent hundreds of millions of dollars already, he's trying to position himself as the alternative to bernie sanders is a moderate invention but tonight when into the biden sales is going to put a hamper on bloomberg's ability to be successful. when nobody is talking about this, look at the trump rally that the president did down there just yesterday. the numbers say 38.6% of people who were there were democrats or independent 16% of the people

who showed up were african-american. that's a huge number in the state we know is going to turn out to be a republican stronghold in november. judge jeanine: if there is this problem with bernie sanders, it almost seems as though the democrats have a choice between bloomberg and biden, who they choose? >> it appears tonight biden is the guy. bloomberg fizzled away, he spent so much money nearly half a billion dollars for nothing. you have probably the highest delegate to dollar count because he spent so much money and is going to walk away. the guy is not likable. you can't buy likability or photos. buying food and booze at his event to attract people, it's so pathetic. mini mike is done, sleepy joe is on the rise. it's utter and pure chaos. i'm still trying to figure out whether biden knows he won the

south carolina nominating contest or whether he still thinks he's one for north carolina primary. judge jeanine: obviously he certainly at it. i suspect there will be more as we go along. how much pressure do you think will be on the other candidate to drop out? in the hopes of supporting a candidate the democrats establishment wants to be a candidate. specifically, buttigieg did pretty bad, steyer did better than he did. with 11 present. now we are going to see elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar, the women unfortunately, were not doing well at all. how much pressure will be put on them? >> there's a lot of pressure on them come tuesday. pete buttigieg dollars are going

to drive quickly if he doesn't start winning in some places, as you have expanded the map. when he in iowa is great and winning new hampshire is great but you have to run a national campaign and buttigieg in wine and klobuchar clearly don't have it to do that. mini mike has a financial resource but doesn't have supporters. this is coming down to a two-person race between crazy bernie and sleepy joe. we see is a bernie's people are clearly fired up, as a fundraising base, a wherewithal to stay in this and i think he will seal it from him. people will revolt and make sure donald trump victory come november. judge jeanine: it seems to me, bloomberg is out and i made it clear, last saturday night, if bloomberg took this waste of money unless you get the personality change or get new people running in his campaign but the truth is, we don't know how he's going to be doing. super tuesday will tell us. there are going to be people who look at biden and say he read a good speech tonight and bernie the democrat socialist, who's really a socialist so who do they vote for?

>> trump. judge jeanine: >> they are left with one option. president trump. as who ultimately is going to win. neither of them are good candidates. look around the field and they are socialist. joe biden and sleepy joe as trump pointed out today, he will have a team of socialist behind him running the government because he's asleep at the wheel, he could never be president. he couldn't govern so the idea today that what socialism, 55% in a poll support government takeover and healthcare. this is a field where we know the ideology that's going to win and we know it will loose at the hands of president trump. judge jeanine: cory, you know the president well. the president tweeted today, actually tonight, joe biden's victory democrat party should be the end of mini mike campaign. mini mike now has biden split up and very few voters taking them away. what is he mean?

>> exactly what we talked about. when mini mike is trying to position himself as the alternative to crazy bernie amongst the democrats, someone who's an adult who's rational, joe biden winning in south carolina, echoes right at the heart of mini mike. mini mike had to terrible debate where he literally said he bought the congressional seats to take congress back. mike thinks throwing money at the problem is the solution. it doesn't work, he has no personality. can't went and it will be evident come tuesday when bernie has a big day on tuesday because bernie will win in california in the front runner against joe biden. judge jeanine: what's interesting about it, joe biden tonight talked about the obama biden team is back. yet, obama is nowhere to be found he continues to be quiet during this primary. not even in south carolina.

what you think of all of this? >> it's very telling that president obama won't endorse president biden. he criticized biden as well, biden tweeted a picture, best friend bracelet between him and obama but it appears president obama lost his friendship bracelet because he's not endorsed joe. he knows joe isn't cut out for the job and he's got to be sitting back knowing his legacy is being decimated by his vice president who just doesn't have the wherewithal on the skin on the debate stage to win an election and there's simply no denying that obama is nowhere to be found. he's trying to make it seemed like he's fair and honest. judge jeanine: cory, if it does go to a brokerage convention,

what happens there? >> what happens is in the first round, if you don't have 1991 delegates, which is a requisite number, it goes to a second round of delegates and find the superdelegates comment. the senators and congress and governors who get to vote in the delegate who vote in the first round get half the votes. two votes of the super delegates, after a vote for the regular delegates. they will steal it from bernie sanders and i think they are going to give it to michael bloomberg because he promised them money and support and a pledge he can take his financial resources and beat donald trump, he can't buy personality thank you can't run from your record from new york city. judge jeanine: reminds me of the fact that new york city mayor was to turn, a two-term division. he made three terms, michael bloomberg. that's the dictator. >> but judge, you member said that wasn't me, thousand city council. i had nothing to do with it. everything this guy has done, enoch backed away from it, he's apologized for it, he's a liar and we know it and he'll never be president. judge jeanine: thank you so much

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judge jeanine: not to our other developing story tonight, the coronavirus. new fears that the u.s. now has its first confirmed death from the virus out of washington state. the president speaking today about that situation. >> our country is prepared for any circumstance, we hope it's not going to be a major circumstance, it's a small circumstance but whatever the circumstance is, we are prepared and i would like to just ask and caution that the media, we would respectfully ask of media and politicians and everybody else involved, not do anything to incite panic because there's no reason to panic at all. judge jeanine: joining me now and addresses exclusive, a member of the trump administration task force, u.s. surgeon general doctor, thank you so much for being with us tonight. we appreciate your time. we know how busy you must be during this extremely busy time.

we've got the first confirmed american death, a man in his 50s from the state of washington. we know how he contracted the virus? >> we do not know how this individual contracted the virus but the cdc has a team there helping the state of washington investigate, i've been on the phone for the state health commissioner of washington and i'm going to say, my heart goes out to the family of the individual who lost their life to two coronavirus but it's important for the american people to understand that the president present place of the n people from his wife we have strong and aggressive stance on containment and the truth is, if we hadn't had such a strong containment, more people likely would have died in the united states, it's because of the

approach were taken at the risk to all of america right now still remains low. you can't get the coronavirus if you're not exposed to it and because of this containment stance, the risk of exposure in the u.s. remains low. judge jeanine: as you are speaking, we have screens perhaps a coronavirus kisses around the world. china has the highest number, 79000. south korea 3000. what's interesting is that when you compare the number of people who have the flu to the number of people who have the coronavirus, the numbers are staggeringly low for coronavirus that can we expect the number to increase and number two, what can americans do to protect themselves and make sure they don't get this virus? >> well, we've always said we expect the number of cases to go up. that's what we have been preparing for. for most people who get the coronavirus, if you're young and healthy, it's going to be like a

bad cold or the flu. a mild illness, he will be at home but the majority of people recover. the 14 original patients who contracted the coronavirus in the u.s. or who were diagnosed, they all are recovered or are recovering. it's important for americans to understand that. i'm glad you brought up the flu, i was in florida with the vice president friday and one of the things i said, they had well over 100 people die of the flu in florida. they haven't had a single diagnosis of coronavirus. it's important for america's to keep things in perspective. we expect to see four cases but there are things for people to keep themselves safe. i tell my kids, wash your hands, cover your cough, clean services and keep your distance away from people who are sick and stay home if you're sick. judge jeanine: when you say clean services, what you clean it with? i read there are different kinds of pipes to use, clorox wipes,

i'm not promoting one company or another but what do you used to clean services on an airplane? >> basic public health hygiene from a simple wipe will work. most have substances in there. i want to promote a particular products that are antibacterial and antiviral and will kill most germs but again, this about things. wash your hands is so much more effective than many other things folks are talking about out there to protect themselves from coronavirus. judge jeanine: we have video of people walking around with mastodon. let's talk about the facts. people walking around with masks. our masks, the do they help prevent this? what you see on the screen is a mask that most people have, surgical masks and feet and 95, which is something like a painter would use and the end 99 which has a filter. talk about a mask. do we get them or don't we? >> the coronavirus is a respiratory virus in a surgical

mask, let's start with that. it does not protect you from a respiratory virus. it's got leaks around in it designed as a barrier protection for people in the operating room. i tried to surgical mask. and 95 which is the one people are buying out, i have to be tested for it. i need a tight feel. the average person out there, the mask is not going to protect them. in most cases, they are going to increase their risk of being contaminated with a virus when they wear that mask improperly because they touch the face and move it around, it's very uncomfortable and hard to breathe. not only are you not preventing yourself from getting a disease, you may increase your chance by wearing it. what i raised in a tweet today, when they hoard the masks, they may not be available healthcare

providers to actually use them for patient care. again, you could be harming yourself by exposing yourself to a virus moving the mask around on your face and you could be harming your community by supporting a masks. there are things you can do to keep yourself safe, wearing a mask if you're in the general public is not one of them. judge jeanine: wearing a mask prevent you more often from infecting someone else then from you being infected by somebody else. you are protecting them from you. >> in some cases, a healthcare provider will advise people to wear a mask and not simply someone who was sick themselves so they are not spreading to others. judge jeanine: exactly. let's talk about, there's a schedule reading monday with certain pharmaceutical companies and the possibility of creating a vaccine who will assist with this virus. >> absolutely. we were in a situation room for about four hours today at the white house and the president said we want to do everything we can to make sure we are accelerating the approval, the

development of new drugs so we can treat this novel coronavirus so there's going to be pharmaceutical companies coming in and meeting with the fda to figure out how we can accelerate vaccine production and develop it and also the production of antivirals. we are still looking at probably next year before we get a vaccine at the earliest. it's important to understand, we've been through this before. mers, sars, we didn't overcome these situations with a vaccine even though we want to make sure we have it in case we need it. we overcame it with basic public health precautions. judge jeanine: final question, if we approach springtime and summertime, the possibility of the virus spreading. >> we know viruses tend to spread when people are in tight

and enclosed spaces. that's why you see seasonal variations, in the wintertime, people tend to be packed inside. one thing we know keeps people from getting viruses is a social distance. we help will seek the virus start to wane in china we seen the cases start to go down but we don't know what to expect. that's why we tell people to do think things we know will protect you such as cleaning your hands, covering your cough, social distancing but also remember, panic is not wanted here. we expect most cases people get will be mild. we expect that again, if we "do the right thing", individuals and communities, we can get through the coronavirus situation just as we have gone through mers and sars in the past. judge jeanine: thank you so much and thank you for what you and those in the administration are doing for us. >> the vice president said to tell you hi. judge jeanine: thank you. up next, the gloves are coming off, i get ready today, democrat.

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disappointing results so far, joe biden gives a resounding victory in south carolina burke of the former vice president wrote a wave of african-american support and a delayed endorsement from the south carolina representative hoping the momentum carries over to super tuesday in today's. now biden only trails front runner bernie sanders in the delegate count. tom stier did not have a good result after spending $24 million but wound up with less than 12 percent of the vote. he said he will continue to fight for issues that matter to him like environmental issues and economic injustice. now back to "justice with judge jeanine" judge jeanine: democrat candidate and billionaire tom steyer, dropping out of the race tonight after coming in third in south carolina. joe biden with a decisive

victory. taking back front runner. at least until his next one. the progressive podcast and battling out over that. chris, are you happy about what happened today? >> not endorsing anybody but -- spin. judge jeanine: devastating, chris. >> like many, i was wrong to count joe biden out. the reports have been greatly exaggerated. i agree with some of the people saying we might heading toward a convention. i don't think that is necessarily a bad thing. i think it could be worked out as longest the camera leaves it, it'll be okay. i wouldn't count joe biden outbreak is got a lot of momentum, a clear victor in that voted.

a clear win for bernie but very few people showed up for caucuses. this is a primary paid hundreds of thousands for joe biden after tonight. judge jeanine: if bernie wins super tuesday, do you think bernie will win? >> i think bernie is in the best position right now to pick up the most delicate on super tuesday, competing in every state. joe biden is not as well-funded or well organized as sanders. i think mike bloomberg is cutting into joe biden's support. that said, tonight went will send a very strong message across the country over the next couple of days and it will definitely help joe biden. california and stay in contact with bernie sanders on the delegate count, pickup and pass bernie sanders in the contents later in march an early april. there are a lot of delegates to be had. judge jeanine: let me ask you a question, if bloomberg, if it

does go to a brokered convention, do you think bloomberg will be the one to win that convention with his money? the money did it in new york for years. >> i think you will have to see the moderate wing of the party come together to the candidates. somebody said before the superdelegates have two and a half vote, that's not correct at all. that's not how it works. a hundred or so superdelegates in 1000 regular delegates. the regular dog will choose the candidate and people who have delegates as long as the delegates stay loyal to the people who were originally pledged to. judge jeanine: but in the end,

that's not what matters because trump is going to win, do you agree? >> you know, if you were to ask me the question on monday, more likely than not that trump would be elected, i would say yes. after the week he had, i would say i don't think so. if things keep going the way they are going with the economy in this virus, i don't blame him either but the american public will. that's the problem he faces right now. he knows it, this reset today on the coronavirus, a perfectly good press conference and i'm not want to phrase the president but the press conference he had wednesday is very scary a lot of americans showed up the next day. judge jeanine: the markets are down all over the world. you blame on donald trump, you're like the rest of them. first of all, let me do this. what trump be reelected in september with 46%? now 56%. you say the virus is going to make a difference but this country, according to john hopkins is the most prepared country in the world for a pandemic or epidemic. how could any of us go against the president when he's done everything possible, including stopping people coming in from china unless they are american

citizens who are quarantined? what is he supposed to do? >> i think the president last night, calling the coronavirus a hoax it was a huge mistake. he recognized that today. he absolutely did call it a hoax. judge jeanine: it's part of the democrats, just what he said, it's like the washington hoax, the ukrainian hoax, it's very clear. every time the guy says something, you blame him for something else. >> let me explain to you why because i don't think you heard me at all. i don't blame the president for the economy or the virus but the american people will vote about how they feel. the american people are on edge right now about the economy and virus. that's not good for this president who they do not trust to tell them the truth.

that was his biggest problem. judge jeanine: they are better off than they were three years ago. come on. >> i would like to see that pole next week. i think the numbers will be very different. judge jeanine: i doubt it. >> it's changed the shape of this race. i think it help joe biden in south carolina. the old steady hands. he most certainly did. 47% of the vote in the state. judge jeanine: i've got to go up and here's the problem. there's only one other state like south carolina and that's alabama. fourteen other states. biden is not able to put two sentences together in fact the end of that. i'll see you next week. >> he had a great speech tonight. judge jeanine: president trump is assuring the nation over the coronavirus today. now protect yourself. doctor i like chillaxin'. the united explorer card

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judge jeanine: the first confirm death from the coronavirus make u.s., what we need to do to protect ourselves? let's ask my next guest. doctor bob bob who we have it seen in a while. thank you for being with us. you've had an incredible career, you know a lot about infectious diseases. talk to us about pandemic, epidemic and what's happening now with either of those categories with the coronavirus. >> it's a very mild disease, 80% of people. 15% of people may be ill enough that they have to go to a hospital or icu and 3% make it very fair ill. the key is, what is the death

rate? there's been little surveillance. it's likely pretty low. it's been said to percent, maybe as well as to prevent. pandemic simply means a lot in the country. what i would say is the finest surveillance ever put together is centers for disease control. tony f, the best infectious disease you can imagine. a fantastic team here. are looking carefully at each community and i think it's unlikely you will have any kind of mass casualty situation here. the key thing is, there may be disruption in your community. that's what they worry a little bit about, if there are a number of cases in your community, they may have the kids take off school for a while, you may want to work from home, that kind of disruption. not particularly concerned about the mass epidemic. i do think it's overblown. there's always that balance, the balance between public health authorities trying to calm everybody in the media trying to

say it's a big story. judge jeanine: is certainly is reassuring that the fact you have so much confidence in the cdc because as you might imagine, this has become politicized because anything in the world of trump is politicized when his cdc and his team and surgeon general as you just referenced, is doing incredible stuff and when you look at some parts of the world where this is happening, we seem to have done pretty well. we've got some numbers here where china has 70s 9000 cases. why do they have so many cases? south korea 3000. italy 1000. it is all over the world. >> the question is, what is a come from? we don't have live animal markets with snakes and back here in the united states. the laboratory there, there's

speculation about the laboratory there. power outages, it's possible but not proven that the virus has escaped from that laboratory. that may explain part of it but we have better healthcare here. our population is in much better shape. we had tragically, one death but dozens of hundreds and other countries. i'm quite confident we are in better shape. you have to look at who's at risk. the average ages, 59 for people getting ill, the people at real risk in their 70s and 80s. hypertension, diabetes, respiratory conditions. this is not the kind of disease i worry about in my kids for middle-aged individuals. those who are at risk, i would say seek your doctor, make certain your diabetes is under control, if you have asthma,

that that's under control and you are in good shape but the most interesting tip i think is this, you're not going to know whether you have the flu or coronavirus, with similar symptoms. if you start to have the flu or you think it's the flu, call your healthcare provider and ask about antiviral drugs like tamiflu. they were quite well with the flu and may work with coronavirus but i would be very aggressive, if you think you have the first symptoms, call your healthcare provider and take necessary precautions to protect yourself. judge jeanine: it was good to see you. hope to have you back soon. thank you so much. up next, we look at the high stakes for tuesday from 2020 advisors, we'll be back in a minute. the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast... on the edges of cliffs... on a ski lift... everywhere. ♪ download audible and start listening today.

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together we are defeating the radical socialist democrats, the fake news media, the crooked politicians and the hate filled left-wing bob. i told you i was going to be nice today. as probably the worst debate performance today. has there ever been anything like that? is going to keep spending the money, i think this weekend is ads will stop. he's going to spend a lot of money.

screens like hell if you think i should run against him. [cheering] would you like me to run against him? crazy bernie sanders. [cheering] judge jeanine: president trump fired up and arousing address marking the 2020 democratic campaigns. here's reaction, katrina. very, very trump like. who would you rather see the president run against? >> i think that's a great question. i think today, what we saw, the president definitely in campaign mode. following talking about serious business, he was interweaving that with fun, excitement, entertainment which is the trump way i think any of these candidates

are going to be great to run wef this media bias and a filter put over to what makes it to the public, eventually, donald j trump is going to get the debate stage with whomever the camera is going to be and he's going to be able to set the record straight. judge jeanine: now that biden today one south carolina, the question is whether or not that will continue but the result polls showed they think sanders is the one who's going to win it. they think bloomberg comes in second. so bloomberg, what you think, how far will the money take bloomberg? >> i think we found out today that money can't buy love. i think moving forward, when you look at super tuesday, i heard you mention earlier alabama is similar to south carolina but here's the deal, bernie is ahead in north carolina. bernie is ahead and texas.

this is definitely headed toward a convention and i'm not quite sure biden can hold it. he can't put two sentences together have a time, he doesn't know which state he's in and the other half, he's not quite sure which office he's running for. judge jeanine: it's amazing the democratic establishment would fight so hard to make sure he wins but then again, the last four years ago, they fought to make sure he didn't need to win for superdelegates. we've got a strong fall from seatac where 78% of those called romney a political opportunist. what do you think the future holds from him? >> i think he's pretty much peaked at this time, what he did to president trump really truly is unforgivable when you have every republican speaking together, snowing this impeachment style trial was a hoax. his fake, is contrived. it's sad for romney.

it's a bad mark on him but what it does to the american people, it goes to show that romney is sour still. every one just in search of a crime, everyone now knows the hoax was just a trial in search of a cause. trying to get rid of president trump. they don't care about the american taxpayer for our families, they just want to beat trump. was going to happen in november, trump and his voters will give him a fight. they want one, we will give them one. judge jeanine: , we only have a few seconds but the last poll says 80% say their life has improved since donald trump has been president. 5% approved of donald trump as president. no surprise there. >> no surprise. numbers don't lie. this president at leaf blowers.

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