>> democrats want in nominee to beat donald trump, join us. >> i don't know. sleepy joe. i thought he gave up the presidency the other day because he said he is running for the senate. >> i'm delighted to endorse and support joe biden. >> what i want you to do is vote for joe. >> nominating the washington insiders will not meet this moment. >> you see what is coming? is being rated against crazy bernie. >> millions of supporters, the

door is open, come on in. the election will not be close. >> good morning, it is supertuesday, march 3rd. thank you for joining us on what is going to be a big day across the country, a last-minute centrist shakeup since joe biden riding a wave of momentum as bernie sanders cries foul, bursting his on progressive base to tack onto his delegate lead, his support racked up to 60 in

his favor but biden is not far behind and with one third of the party of delegates from 14 states up for grabs it is anyone's race. the candidates will divvy up 1357 delegates tonight but the prospect of nominee needs 1991. whoever clinches that spot will take on donald trump in november. rally in the packed crowd, let's get to team coverage, sanders social justice director joins us with analysis and the team on the ground from coast-to-coast as the fight for supertuesday begins. live in dallas, texas the latest, great to see you. >> great to see you. happy supertuesday, 4 hours and counting until the polls open across the state of texas

following a big night of political news that happened in dallas where joe biden had a big campaign rally scheduled ahead of supertuesday but had last-minute expect guests joining him on stage. amy klobuchar who announced suspension of her own presidential campaign giving joe biden her endorsement is did beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg from indiana. he too about out of the presidential race and joe biden showed his gratitude on stage before hundreds of texans last night. >> i warned pete that i would be asking him to be involved in this process. a generation of leaders.

>> many analysts say this is a smart move in an attempt to edge out bernie sanders who currently holds the most delegates and polls suggest maintains a double-digit lead against biden in texas where 228 of those delegates will be awarded in his primary tonight, proportionately by senate districts. a lot at stake today. heather: we will talk about how it may balance out later. it will be a long day. let's head to colorado. joe biden scoring a last-minute endorsement from local leaders looking to unite the democratic party, griff jenkins is live in denver where he talked to voters.

>> we are in colorado where for the first time in 20 years they've moved from a caucus to a primary, officials breathe a sigh of relief after the trouble in iowa. there are 67 delegates up for grabs of which a small portion went to 457 but it will be a dogfight for them. sanders has led widely in the polls, he won by 59% in 2016. in colorado he is buoyed by the young people coming out and listening to his message and here was sanders last night. listen. >> it is no surprise, they do not want me to become president because our administration will transform this country to create an economy and a government that works for all of the people, not just the one person. >> biden trying to mount a

comeback, a little time in colorado but getting key endorsements, more than a dozen including roy romer and two term mayor michael hancock, here's what he told us yesterday. >> this is the most important election of this generation. we needed a candidate who could unite the party and unite the nation. the reality is this is a guy most people are going to trust. >> while it is a little bit taken for granted that bernie sanders will win in colorado we hit the streets in denver and found out not everybody is feeling the burn. >> i want somebody who will not change too much, make little improvements and not do these radical changes and radical spending so many of the candidates are claiming that they want to bring to the table. >> i'm voting for bernie because he is the leading candidate on climate change and medicare for all which i find absolutely necessary.

>> i don't want sanders. i like biden better than sanders. >> there are 3.4 million registered voters in colorado. we found out last night about 1.2 million have been returned so there will be 1 million ballots coming in today. it could take days to find out the total delegate allocation number and that is significant because 15% is the magic number to hit. a candidate had to hit 50% to get any delegates, sanders may win in one district, if biden or war bloomberg has 50% they will get a portion as well. >> thank you so much, griff jenkins live in denver. we appreciate it. several candidates taking a big bet on california. the golden state has the most delegates up for grabs. in los angeles, william breaks it down. >> the 14 states voting, california is the begins a lot of with 30% of all delegates.

in the past california was largely irrelevant for this primary in june, now, moving up to supertuesday candidates come here not just for money but for votes. your the questions today, will sanders continue to outperform with hispanics which is 25% of democratic voters? can black voters and hillary moderates keep joe biden alive? bloomberg is the x factor, spent $66 million on television, runs strong in the same areas as biden, the bulls, la times predict sanders could win half of the state's delegates, others have them at 35%, biden 25%, bloomberg and warren at 16%, she performs the best in silicon valley, malibu and la jolla but california is not winner take all like griff mentioned, delegates are awarded proportionally so don't expect a

knockout punch from sanders, in the 2018 primary, 67% of all votes were cast before election day. this year is running 40%, that could help biden with that late surge, there are 20 names on the ballot, those who voted first iron, klobuchar, yang and mayor p, those votes are meaningless, the other x factor, independent voters, not registered at all can show up on election day and vote anywhere in the state in the democratic primary. >> the real question is where is the large percentage of no party preference voters? where are they going to head? if it were to be a single party, would be the second highest in registration behind democrats. >> 15% threshold, biden does surge it is possible warren and bloomberg could get the votes.

heather: it could shake out a lot of different ways, appreciate it. which way is moment shifting on the supertuesday? joining me is bernie sanders's campaign director. let's begin, i want your response to all the folks dropping out and putting their support behind biden. >> dropping out like flies in the last 24 hours. it has to do with showmanship. they wanted to help out joe biden, would have done a month ago. where is beto? why hasn't he helped organize texas? maybe he has been doing it quietly behind-the-scenes was a live in texas and haven't heard much about beta. yesterday was a strong message to show the moderate candidates will be lining up behind joe

biden, not much can happen between yesterday and today. i don't see much change but i do see sanders running through march and obviously at the convention. >> you don't think the folks who dropped out and through their support behind biden, you had klobuchar and buttigieg both dropping out, beto in texas, buttigieg was supposedly going to do well in california, the other big state to look at besides texas. >> it is too late. people and people watching news 24/7 but they don't, i still have people asking about senator harris if she still in the race. people are just not in tune to this like we are watching a 24/seven. a lot of absentee ballots have been cast and they will still be on the ballot when people vote and a lot of people will vote

for their favorite candidate, they will get the numbers and they have to own up to the loss they take, they can just say i got out, if amy klobuchar loses tonight, does not have a lot of votes that come in she has to accept the loss and i just say i got it last night and that is what it was about, she did not want to lose her home state. heather: michael bloomberg, he will formally get his name on the first ballot of the 2020 race, listen to what he said about whether he should drop out and back biden as well. >> i haven't even face the voters want at the national level. they have been in a number of elections, they competed in the four small states which i chose not to. >> like it wasn't going to work would you support joe biden? >> we will see at the time.

>> bypassing the early voting states, will he stay out? >> people are really underestimating bloomberg. we know you can't abide election, stier spent more money than the candidates combined and look at how he placed. people are not understanding the impact of the 100 mayors that support bloomberg. they can deliver a clyburn type below, not a complete knockout but people remember their mayors. in houston mayor turner supported bloomberg but they can see him get things done but they should not underestimate what bloomberg could do. heather: i will be watching you on social media. thank you as always, donald trump blasting democratic rivals in charlotte. >> a plan to illuminate our borders, many mike's plan to eliminate your second amendment. heather: do any of them have a chance in the bible belt? it is not what americans want.

aaron joins us live next.

>> sleepy joe. i thought he gave up the presidency. they because he said he is running for the senate. he had a plan to illuminate our border, many mike's plan to eliminate your second amendment. virtually every democrat candidate has declared their unlimited support for extreme late-term abortions. >> donald trump terry into 2020 democrats far left policies claiming the radical ideas are not supported by americans. do any of them have a real shot competing in the bible belt and beyond.

deputy communications director aaron green was at the rally and joins us to weigh in. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it as always. you were at the rally last night, give us a feel for what the crowd was like. >> if last night was any indication north carolina is trump country. it was allowed raucous crowd filling the arena to capacity with thousands outside who couldn't make it in. another great rally for donald trump. >> one of many supertuesday states, today's the day. how do you figure the democratic candidates that are still in the race, we had a couple dropping out the we will talk about in a moment, how will they fare against donald trump if they should make it to the general election and their policies? >> it doesn't matter which democrat makes it out a chaotic disarray of the primary process, they don't stand a chance

against donald trump and his successful first term in office, soaring economy with 220,000 jobs added here in the state of north carolina, a stronger safer america thanks to his decisive action to secure the border and keep americans safe and better healthcare system, we are talking about repealing the individual mandate and opening up more options for healthcare plans for americans, contrast that with any of the democrats no matter which one comes out of the primary process and they don't stand a chance, they are the party that is going as far as late-term abortions, trying to take away the lawful second amendment of the constitution, just as important as the first amendment of the constitution and they support things as far as permissive open borders policies, donald trump is america first. >> bojangles coliseum in

charlotte holds 10,000 people, appears to be full all the way up to the rafters, lots of people standing in line for hours and hours and hours. what were the folks saying to you. are they geared up to go and vote? >> absolutely. we had one woman in line who had been there since thursday to see donald trump on monday. we have huge support in north carolina for donald trump and his accomplishments, people are talking about the fact the socialist the government attempted takeover by democrats is not what they want. i talked to many rally goers saying i fled cuba, i fled venezuela, dictatorships don't work. i'm here for the american dream and here because donald trump supports the american dream, contrast could not be clearer. donald trump is america first, democracy first and freedom first, contrast that with democrats who want more government and the government socialism it is clear donald trump on policy alone will win in november. >> policies are drastically different, the woman in line

since thursday i want to get her on the show. appreciate it and we will be right back.

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shannon: hillary clinton ordered to sit for a sworn deposition over her private email server. she has 75 days to do so. this is over a lawsuit in judicial watch request emails related to attacks on us facilities in benghazi, the judge calling her sworn answers incomplete, unhelpful or cursory at best. four americans died in the 2012 attack including ambassador chris stevens. msnbc host chris matthews making an abrupt exit from his show after two decades.

>> let me start with my headline. i'm retiring. obviously this isn't for lack of interest in politics, competence and a woman's appearance but some men including we might have once incorrectly thought were okay were never okay. for making such comments in the past i'm sorry. >> reporter: matthews to be done amid allegations of sexual harassment. is under fire for comments comparing bernie sanders's campaign to nazi germany. his show hardball will have rotating hosts until a permanent replacement is named. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in oklahoma's 2016 democratic primary. will he have the same luck against joe biden. the supertuesday preview. >> good morning, you mentioned

bernie sanders. the person who spent the most time campaigning in oklahoma michael bloomberg and the strategy seems to be working somewhat in oklahoma. and a lot of polling the polls we do have shows this cut with joe biden. let's explain how oklahoma works in terms of primary voting. it is a closed primary meeting only democrat voters can vote today. 37 delegates up for grabs but it is not a winner take all state. candidates must receive 50% of statewide voter 15% in at least one of the 5 congressional districts to start accumulating delegates. one voting group to focus on our native americans, elizabeth for and apologize again for claims of native heritage following a letter from 200 tribal members that reads in part warren's claims, quote, normalize white people claiming to be native and perpetuated a dangerous

misunderstanding of tribal sovereignty. is michael bloomberg addressing native american issues. >> more of our plans to support native american communities in oklahoma. because here you would understand what we are talking about. we will fully fund the indian health service and tackle health problems. >> we are going to be here live all morning long at synapse diner in oklahoma talking to the voters about who they think is going to win super tuesday and my guess is we will talk about that say to ourselves, that is pretty big and supertuesday, texas. >> we will talk about that coming up. the time is 27 after the top of the hour, bernie sanders says he is being boxed out by democrats and donald trump agrees. >> it is rigged against bernie. >> moderate candidates dropout to endorse biden. is it prove they are right. our political panel on deck to

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>> looking for president who will draw out what is best for each of us. we found that in soon to be president joe biden. >> i believe we can do this together. >> millions of supporters, the door is open. come on in. >> nominated a man who says we do not need any fundamental change in this country will not meet this moment. >> democrats whether nominee who is a democrat, a proud democrat.

obama biden democrat, join us. >> a last-minute centrist shakeup sends joe biden riding a wave of momentum at of super tuesday but with one third of the party delegates from 14 states up for grabs it is still anyone's race. the candidates will divvy up 1357 delegates tonight and we have live team coverage, dean kane talking to voters at donald trump's charlotte rally, pete tags have covered all of that from minnesota but we begin with mark meredith live in virginia beach where michael bloomberg makes his final pitch to voters are made it last night. good morning. >> polls are going to be opening in virginia roughly 90 minutes from now and what you brought up is interesting because so many people watch this because of michael bloomberg spending so

much money, time and resources in virginia. he spoke to fox news last night and attacked bernie sanders. >> i do not think bernie sanders has the right ideas for this country. i don't think that he can beat donald trump because i don't think the country wants revolutionary change which i think the country wants evolutionary change. >> bloomberg launched his campaign in november in virginia but he has some competition in the state, joe biden and bernie sanders held rallies in virginia over the weekend and bloomberg says it is likely the race will go on the matter what happens later today. >> the most likely scenario for the democratic party is nobody has a majority and it goes to a convention were there is horsetrading and everybody decides to compromise, doesn't even have to be one of the two leading candidates. >> it will be an interesting day to watch, 99 delegates up for grabs in virginia and it is an open primary.

>> thank you. lots going on, appreciate it. moderate democrats dropout to unite behind joe biden ahead of the pivotal supertuesday vote, donald trump says it is a front to stop bernie sanders. >> it is rigged against bernie. you see what is happening with klobuchar, something happen there. buttigieg just went out and said something, probably they will say if i when i will put you in the administration. >> is the strategy more about ousting bernie or about competing in november. joining me to debate, democrats are is laura think, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. you are democrat on our panel, what is this about? is this about ousting bernie? >> right now when you start talking about what democrats are trying to do they are trying to

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

candidates consolidating behind biden, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg not just dropping out but endorsing and campaigning in the same day. this happens in traditional races. we know candidates emerge, usually earlier than this. we are late in the game but the same process is happening in look like joe biden has momentum going into super tuesday which he will need. sanders had a free ride until now as candidate with a plurality in the pole position but he hasn't been under attack, hasn't been as that it until recently. it is like watching a primary and slow-motion. we are all catching up and sanders is feeling the heat as a front runner who has only captured one of four democratic votes. shannon: a lot of delegates up for grabs. what do you think this means down the road for the general election? >> right now might be a day later dollars that for democrats

they spent the last two years rallying behind a socialist, bernie, aoc and the squadron the chickens have come home to roost and they are trying to stop bernie from trying to change the party to something it has never been before and turn america into something it has never been before but if you look at the end result they will be gathered for a celebration that could be a funeral for the democratic party as we know it. >> or what pete buttigieg said. we need to worry about the house and the senate and perhaps that is what democrats are moving on to regardless of who is the nomination. we appreciate it. a long night. on the eve of supertuesday donald trump firing up the crowd at our keep america great rally in north carolina. >> the country is stronger than ever before. enthusiasm for crazy bernie, he has some enthusiasm but much less than we have.

there is not a lot of enthusiasm for biden. >> i thought he gave up the presidency because he said he is running for the senate and today he said superthursday, he's looking forward to superthursday. >> what did voters think? dean kane was there and got their reaction at the big view diner with more. good morning. >> it was a raucous and rowdy crowd last night the place was packed, it holds 10,000 people but thousands more on the ground on the stadium floor. i talked to lots of people, very enthusiastic in support for the president who has a habit of having these rallies the day before democratic primary and lastly was no different. we talked to a lot of people and this is what they had to say. >> we love trump. he has done so much for this country. >> he believes in america. >> how do you think joe biden

stacks up against donald trump? >> nothing close loosely be joe can't do much against trump. >> bernie sanders, is that capitalism versus socialism? >> it sure is. it absolutely is. america versus socialism. >> socialism is not the answer. >> bernie trump election. >> i think trump. >> you look like clark kent. >> not forgotten that one but it would be somebody, probably not you. >> that young man did look a lot like clark kent to me but voters were very much in support of the resident, didn't care which democrat he might face, look like a big night for the president. >> interviewing clark kent and uncle sam were standing behind you at all kinds of things going on, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it.

the 2020 front runner urging voters to ignore the wave of biden endorsement and feel the burn. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters the door is open. come on in. >> we will ask pete hegseth when he joins us live. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room.

heather: bernie sanders gets help from congresswoman ilhan omar to win over votes as the democratic feel shrinks. >> virtually all of amy's support and pete's support understands we have got to move toward a government which

believes in justice, not greed. all of amy and pete's millions of supporters the door is open, come on in. >> in minnesota we built revolution. we lead a progressive policy and practice politics. >> pete exit live in redwing, we expect the showdown in the gopher state, right? >> we sure are, different kind of showdown because amy klobuchar did have the lead in the polls of minnesota senator but when she dropped out throwing her support behind biden the question is where do voters go in this primary, 75 delegates up for grabs 17 of which will be chosen by the party, 75 chosen at the ballot box. in a primary minnesota which traditionally has been a caucus

system. amy klobuchar was leading in the polls but behind her bernie sanders and elizabeth foreign, more left-wing candidates. bernie sanders held a big rally where ilhan omar took the stage and said minnesota's and for revolution. the question is this state will be a bellwether of states look a little more like iowa and new hampshire are going to go moving forward in this primary election, question whether amy klobuchar delegates move over to joe biden or whether some of those voters in a very progressive state of minnesota move over to bernie sanders. >> what is your feeling? what do you think will happen? >> democrats, it is a very progressive state. there is a reason minnesota hasn't gone for a republican in decades. ronald reagan didn't even carry it in 1984 and states next-door

like wisconsin and iowa have gone to the republican kim. of democrats are very left wing which leads me to believe amy klobuchar's voters do not go straight to joe biden just because she was on stage endorsing him. a lot of them will go to bernie sanders and we will see if elizabeth foreign picks up as well but her candidacy clearly fading. >> a lot of buttigieg voters as well. we appreciate it. >> come on out, bev's café, breakfast with friends all morning long. heather: a lot of folks will turn out. the stakes could not be higher, 1300 delegates up for grabs and millions cast ballots early voting states before some candidates dropped out. jim mclaughlin is here to break down who that helps and who it hurts up next. that chad really was raised by wolves?

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>> welcome back, with voters in 14 states casting their votes, supertuesday marks the first major test for a prospective democratic nominee. what is important about these states and what exactly is at stake. jim mclaughlin joins us, thanks for joining us. we have a focused on the race, those who dropped out, throwing their support behind biden, let's look at the number of delegates up for grabs, the number of states involved. >> the two big ones will be california and texas.

almost half the delegates by themselves are coming out of california and texas. it will be important. we are probably not going to find out until after midnight what happened tonight because california polls close at 8:00. >> it is 14 states and one us territory as well so that as you mentioned, the two big state we are talking about, california, texas and north carolina with the biggest number of delegates up for grabs. in california who is favored so far? >> when you look at paul's bernie was open most by double digits. some almost as much as 20 points and with the early voting they have been voting for weeks. a lot of are even cast. texas, early voting going on. >> beto o'rourke throwing his support behind biden. >> how much of a bump will joe biden get from south carolina with all this early voting going

on. he was strong in the polls before south carolina. shannon: all the early voting going on and now these folks dropping out of the last minute,. is an klobuchar throwing their support behind biden. >> up to this day we have a third of the delegates in the first four states, 5% of the actual delegates. come tomorrow we should have a better picture. >> not necessarily, this is the number of delegates needed to win the nomination. >> reason they got buttigieg out is they are worried in some of these states, joe biden might not get the 15% that if he doesn't get 15% in california it is possible, bernie sanders could get california delegates. >> what difference does it make to the (democratic primary?

>> anyone can vote in the primary. you hear stories about republicans voting in democratic primaries. even though republicans don't have competitor primaries, we have donald trump at the top of the ticket in lawful races. >> the down race. we are out of time but we have states with semi-close and closed democratic primary. supertuesday a big deal with a lot of states and we will follow at all night long, thank you, appreciate it as always, stay with us.

>> i'm delighted to endorse and support joe biden. >> what i want all of you to do is vote for joe. >> i will cast my vote for joe biden. >> triple whammy for joe biden, three of his former competitors for the democratic ticket endorsing him in texas. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with social media's response to the trifecta. >> just last week joe biden's campaign was considered to be on life support but after an impressive finish in south carolina the endorsement of

started rolling in, former presidential candidate mary williamson who has since endorsed bernie sanders thinks biden might be making some backroom deals, peter and amy endorsing biden must have read art of the deal. the reaction to this is rolling. when twitter user rights democratic party showed tonight that biden is such a weak candidate he needs entire establishment to prop him up but these endorsements will not help him against trump. this twitter user says everyone got the stop bernie memo. matthew pointing out joe biden still does not have the coveted endorsement from former president obama. donald trump repeatedly attacked biden at his rally in north carolina last night and brought up a lot of the gaffes biden has made on the campaign trail. >> show biden made another one, botching the declaration of independence. watch this. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men are

created -- you know the thing. >> tomorrow superthursday, seriously. >> this video, this speech went viral. michael says he remembers he just didn't want to say god. j says i will tell you what is self-evident, joe has totally lost it. mikey chiming and saying he will blow everyone out of the water on superthursday. a lot will be made today and we will be waking up very early watching it all day long. watch the election results tomorrow morning. "fox and friends" starts at 2:00 am eastern. in the meantime continued coverage, our coverage continues, don't call me biden, right now. ♪

>> democrats want to nominate to beat donald trump, join us. >> i don't know. sleepy joe, i thought he gave up the presidency the other day because he said he is running for the senate. >> i'm delighted to endorse and support joe biden. >> i want you to vote for joe. >> nominating fellow washington insiders will not meet this moment. >> you see this is being rigged against crazy bernie. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the doors open, come on in. election will not be close. we will walk away.