>> 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.

♪ >> supertuesday, march 3rd, the big day has arrived. rob: the primaries are shaping up to be a reckoning for the remaining 2020 democrats. jillian: joe biden picking not one the two endorsements from his opponent after whirlwind final day of campaigning setting the stage for a biden bernie matchup. >> the fate of each remaining candidate in the hands of these 14 states and a grueling fight for 1357 delegates that are up

for grabs today. >> team coverage with chuck rocha and trump 2020 national press secretary kaylee mcinerney. rob: casey steagall on the ground in critical primary states that we begin with the most consequential state, california. >> we kick off our coverage, good morning. >> reporter: california, you might think this is a slamdunk for bernie sanders with his late evidence that is not the case. voting by mail began a month ago but unlike 2018, when 67% of votes were cast before election day this year the majority of voters are waiting and that could help joe biden. will bernie sanders continue to outperform with hispanics which represent 30% of democratic voters? can black voters and hillary moderates from the last election keep joe biden competitive?

bloomberg is the x factor, once a key endorsement and has cut into joe biden's support especially in los angeles. finally the polls from the la times predict sanders could went up to half of the state's 415 delegates, others have him around 35%, biden 25, bloomberg, warren, at 16, warren winning in upscale suburbs lexicon valley, malibu and la jolla but neither worn or biden could afford television here, sanders, 7 million, the best field team, bloomberg 70 million in ads and continues to dominate the airwaves. >> millions of dollars have to be spent to make an impact in the state of 40 million people. which the population is not concentrated in one area or two areas like other states but in multiple areas.

>> that makes it difficult and expensive to campaign. there are 20 names on the ballot so those who voted first eircom a klobuchar, yang and mayor pete early, those votes are meaningless was the other x factor, california democrats allow same-day crossover voting allowing independents and those not registered at all to show up on election day and vote anywhere in the state. california awards votes proportionally so if joe biden surges, in some areas, foreign and bloomberg do not get over 15% of the vote they could be shut out entirely, those are the questions we will be watching today. >> they say everything is bigger in texas and that includes supertuesday, 2020 democrats trying for 220 delegates in the low cost star state. >> casey steagall live in dallas. >> reporter: a lot at stake in the lone star state. let's show you the breakout of how these delegates are awarded.

behind california texas is given the second-largest price on supertuesday out of the 228 delegates that will be awarded, 149 awarded proportionately by senate districts, 79 will be based on statewide result accounting for 17% of all delegates across the nation on election day so candidates have been laser focused on texas and last night in dallas joe biden's campaign getting a last-minute boost with some unexpected guests, pete buttigieg throwing his support to biden a day after ending his own presidential campaign as did beto o'rourke and rounding out the trio, amy klobuchar joining biden on the stage in dallas after dropping out of the race just hours before. >> i'm absolutely confident not only democrats been dependents

and republican voters know that we have to heal this country and fight for the proposition as corny as it sounds that we hold these truths to be self evident, that all men and women are created equal. >> reporter: now of course the question for what will this mean for bernie sanders who has a lot of support in the lone star state and elsewhere. could these developers with the race tightening in this last-minute support be enough to push joe biden out in front? we will know a lot more in 24 hours. jillian: thank you. rob: joe biden scored last-minute endorsements from local leaders looking to unite the democrat party. jillian: griff jenkins talked to voters heading to the polls today.

>> reporter: the first time in 20 years colorado has a primary instead of a caucus and bernie sanders won big, 59% in his support here this time where he has led widely has been a cornerstone of young people with this message. >> it is no surprise, they do not want me to become president because our administration will transform this country and create an economy - >> reporter: biden is trying to mount a comeback, he did not spend a lot of time or money in colorado but is picking up key endorsement in the state, a dozen or more including governor roy romer and the 2-term mayor michael hancock. here is what he told us. >> the one person who can build a coalition will have the greatest chance of unseating a president that has only brought chaos and dysfunction to this nation over the last we 3 years and that is joe biden.

>> reporter: santos might not take for granted he will win here because when we hit the streets of denver not all everyone is feeling the burn. >> i will vote for michael bloomberg because i don't like bernie sanders and i feel he is the most qualified candidate to defeat him. >> i'm voting for bernie because he is the leading candidate on climate change and medicare for all. >> i know how socialistic sanders's views are, between him and trump i'm voting trump. >> reporter: 3.4 million registered voters in colorado of which 1.2 million have been returned so they will get 1 million plus. officials said could take days to find out how they will be allocated but at least one thing is for sure. elicited 50% you won't get any. >> with endorsements from amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke, joe biden is

keeping his south carolina winning streak alive. rob: should bernie sanders be worried? let's ask chuck. it seems like right now pretty clear the dnc is working against your campaign and the campaign of bernie sanders. >> if they can read a poll for two seconds they probably got the same polling i've been running for 6 months to gauge where we should be, who is at we have been running a lot towards the top in all those polls. what you are seeing is panic. they were figuring out who would be where, got that boost out of south carolina and then look at the polls, the establishment is freaking out because they don't want bernie sanders, not just powerful folks. jillian: let's look at what bernie said last night. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the door is open, come on in.

there are political differences, i also know that we have got to move toward a government which believes in justice, not greed. jillian: he is calling on some of the supporters from amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg. do you think that will happen? live democrats as you know don't believe in far left mentality of socialism. >> what you should look at is what has happened already. look at north carolina. california had 2 million people already wrote, texas had 1 million people vote, griff said 1.2 million people already voted in colorado. we have been in those states making those votes, nobody can touch our operational the ground. watch the latino vote, we are going head to 5 with biden and bloomberg in places like texas, colorado, california, delegates will be tonight, the latino vote

will decide who the nominee is going to be. rob: talking latino voters in california and texas, that is a big percentage of them. if this thing comes down to the convention and bernie gets pushed out of the way what will he do in that moment? will he bow out? >> i have been to every convention since i was the youngest delegate from texas and i have endorsed bernie sanders, i give you one right there. when you go into the convention if we have the most delicate and they declares one of the winners that they will have a hard time swallowing that. jillian: is there any nervousness in the bernie sanders camp coming off of the heels of joe biden in south carolina and seeing the events that transpired between pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar and beto o'rourke endorsing joe biden?

>> i was thinking about the most popular democrat in politics which is barack obama. when barack obama endorsed hillary clinton she still lost to donald trump. endorsements aren't everything. rob: who do you think obama will endorse? >> i have been waiting. i thought he would endorse his vice president, what he is waiting on i don't know, he should have a big impact, haven't heard anything. we are always worried about competition but we do the work on the ground and we cannot organize. rob: bernie is very powerful right now. we appreciate it. democrats duke it out, donald trump is rallying his own base? >> it is being rigged -- it is said. it is being rigged against bernie. i called it a long time ago. rob: the president hoping the democratic party keeps tearing itself apart. jillian: the bruising primary battle.

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>> you see what is happening. it is -- it is sad. it is being rigged against crazy bernie. i think crazy bernie will be more crazy when they see what they are doing. i called it a long time ago. rob: the president doubling down on his believe the democratic establishment is conspiring against bernie sanders. jillian: two big moderate endorsements. joining us live in studio is national press secretary for trump 2020 campaign kaylee mcinerney. it feels there has been a distinct shift in the democratic party with pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar suddenly dropping out, supporting joe biden. what does that mean for bernie

sanders? >> a coup against bernie sanders, donald trump tweeted out pete buttigieg, this is the beginning of a coup and this is right. in the next 12 hours we saw amy klobuchar drop out, beto o'rourke endorse bernie sanders. you heard them say we are endorsing joe biden tying to rigorous against bernie. rob: he has a lot of support and all the fundraising ability, he is raising already, bloomberg has more but what happens if this goes to milwaukee and they don't give it to him? >> it will be even more chaos. the first ballot of superdelegates. the electorate catching their vote. it will not be for bernie

sanders, and chaos, the american people -- >> a huge crowd of thousands. >> i walked outside and joined you guys, the security guard said there are thousands of people staring at a screen watching donald trump. 27% of those registered are black or latino and they never voted in an election. and a black man told me he is increasing support in my community, people will be stunned. rob: the president upset over how this is being handled by the military -- the media. >> it is being politicized.

a distinct moment for the country the needs to come together and unify around a common cause, coronavirus being one but nevertheless, nancy pelosi other publicizing, the president working hard, the president tweeted out a poll from the new york post showing massive support for his handling, voters look at the contrast. jillian: voters look at markets, look at those numbers from yesterday a tough weekend everything rebounded. rob: that is the biggest one. >> when the yield curve was inverted. and the homeless economy in modern history, coronavirus isn't changing that, inverted yield curve not changing that. it is a secret weapon in november. jillian: all over the building,

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kim jong un judge ordered hillary clinton to sit for a sworn deposition around the use of a private email server during time as secretary of state, judicial watch wants to question clinton about the benghazi attack, that is calling clinton as written answers incomplete, unhelpful or cursory at best. four americans died in the attack including ambassador chris stevens. jillian: bernie sanders beat hillary clinton, 2016 democratic primary. will he have the same look against joe biden this time? rob: a supertuesday preview. >> bernie sanders, not a lot of focus on bernie in oklahoma. the candidate who spent the most time campaigning, michael bloomberg all in for the supertuesday strategy seems to be working in the few poles we have seen, pretty close with joe biden.

ask your self how does oklahoma work from of voting perspective? a close primary meaning only registered democrat voters can vote today, 37 delegates up for grabs but it is not a winner take all state. candidates must receive 15% of the statewide vote, one of the state's 5 congressional districts to be eligible to start accumulating delegates. one voting group to focus on, native americans. elizabeth warren was forced to apologize again, a letter before the 200 tribal members meaning warren's claims normalized white people claiming to be native and perpetuated a dangerous misunderstanding of tribal sovereignty. >> plans to support native americans in oklahoma. i understand what we are talking about, we fully fund indian

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we're gonna need a bigger room. >> draw out what is best and found that leader in soon to be president joe biden. >> i believe we can do this to get there. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the door is open, come on him. >> nominated a man said we do not need any fundamental change in this country will not meet this moment. >> somebody who is a democrat, a solid democrat, oh biden obama democrat, join us.

rob: the super tuesday primary shaping up to be a reckoning for the 2020 democrats. >> a few endorsements from his former opponent after whirlwind final day of campaigning setting the stage for a biden bernie matchup. kim jong un state of each candidate could rest in the hands of voters in need, it is a grueling fight for these 1357 delegates up for grabs today. jillian: live fox news team coverage, dean cain at the charlotte rally. rob: in tune with the far left shift. >> reporter: poles are going to be opening, looking to see what turnout is like and whether that will give us a preview what is happening in november for the

general election. when candidate we are here from his michael bloomberg who was in virginia, talking about the democratic front runner in this race, bernie sanders. >> i do not think bernie sanders has the right idea for this country, i don't think the democrat wants revolutionary change, country once revolutionary change. >> >> and this race will keep going the matter what they go with later today. >> most likely scenario is nobody has a majority and it goes to a convention where there is horsetrading and everybody decides to compromise, doesn't have to be one of the leading candidates.

>> virginia is an open primary, 99 delegates up for grabs. bernie sanders lost the state four years ago when he was running against hillary clinton. see if he had better luck than four years ago. rob: thanks, appreciate it. jillian: donald trump tears into bernie sanders during his super tuesday rally. >> he said why would i be here tonight? we don't have a primary. there has never been a time the republican party was so unified as it is now. you will hear about enthusiasm for crazy bernie, less than we haven't a smaller group of people. jillian: many status the open primaries with a to the scales toward democratic socialist bernie sanders or michael bloomberg coming here to debate

that is democratic strategists, thank you for being here. let's look at this map here, open primaries, a handful of them on your screen right now. where is it going? >> an interesting question. if it is a concerted effort to do this, some people going to the polls and vote on -- voting for democrats. i don't see that happening. most people will vote for democrats. we won't know that until the exit polls. jillian: do you agree? >> i don't think they can make a difference because the dnc has spoken. not just for obvious reasons but in 2016 they were forced to choose between a socialist and a woman they don't like.

this i may have a socialist, a billionaire that sound like a republican with a lot of baggage and sleepy joe. i was surprised when mayor p dropped out and amy klobuchar. mayor pete had 46 delegates, biden only had 50. that means there was a deal made somewhere. that will be interesting. harris hoping to be on the biden ticket. if he made a deal with mayor pete there will be a lot of people upset. jillian: were you surprised? i don't think anybody anticipated a 1-two punch. >> it was surprising. i disagree with kim respectfully. democrat starting to coalesce, that we beat this impeached president. and realizing joe biden might be the person to do that. >> using joe biden be the president. i think any of our candidates,

and the minimum wages increased. >> i don't think biden has what it takes a bernie, they seem to be fragile, when he was lightly campaigning i don't think he will make it through august but i was shocked that elizabeth warren is still in the race. if you are a socialist not only are you in denial what makes the country so great, but very angry because she is splitting the vote. democrats still don't know where they are going because i don't see a clear strategy. jillian: what do you see happening today. >> it is about california and texas. with the latino population, a

large latino population, the second population. >> biden will come around on super tuesday but trump will win this november by a landslide. jillian: thank you for joining us. rob: on the eve of super tuesday, donald trump fired up the crowd at a massive keep america great rally in north carolina. >> our country is stronger than ever before. you hear about enthusiasm for crazy bernie, he does have some enthusiasm, less then we have to. there is not a lot of enthusiasm for biden. thought he gave up the presidency. today he said superthursday.

>> what did the voters think? dean cain talked to them. >> donald trump likes to talk to his opponents. there are thousands of people outside, the president had a big giant energetic crowd. we spoke to a lot of voters about how they feel about it and this is what they had to say. >> do you know how you are going to vote? >> for donald trump. >> reporter: it will be the democratic nominee? >> these two candidates, sanders and biden and they will fight like crazy. >> biden will be the nominee and he will not fare very well. >> i think bernie. >> they will hoodwink him.

>> i happen to be a fan of caves myself, pretty fantastic. >> reporter: he had a patriotic suit on. a lot of patriotic people. we will talk to voters in charlotte, north carolina an hour before the polls open in the voting booth. we will see what they say, if they are supportive of the president. rob: he won't be there. thanks so much. >> bernie sanders having it out with one of the most liberal members of congress. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the doors open, come on in.

>> in minnesota we built revolution. jillian: the socialist something with a member of the squad in minneapolis. rob: can she keep joe biden from momentum? pete hegseth joins us next with bernie's effort to remain on top.

julie: bernie sanders gets help from ilhan omar to win over votes as the democratic field shrinks. >> virtually all of amy's support and pete's support understands we have to move toward a government that believes in justice, not greed. all of amy and pete's supporters, the door is open, come on in. >> in minnesota we built a revolution, we lead a

progressive politics and inclusive politics. >> minnesota native pete hegseth live in red wing we expect a showdown in the gopher state, interesting choice by bernie on the eve of supertuesday. >> interesting choice but not surprising, minnesota has a long track record of having a far left democrat party. paul wellstone was for medicare for all before it was cool. minnesota has always had a left-wing streak. amy klobuchar was in texas endorsing joe biden. >> word is her to support go? does it translate to joe biden who is not doing well in minnesota polls or does it go to

bernie sanders, with warren fading, a showdown between biden, the power of amy klobuchar's endorsement and bernie sanders who has a strong core in minnesota. it is the midwest, wisconsin and iowa have shown tendencies to go with more conservative candidates minnesota has rejected that especially in primaries. this is one to watch to see where the bernie biden matchup goes past super tuesday. jillian: what do you think of the timing of this 1-2 punch of pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar dropping out and endorsing joe biden? >> this is the state she was supposed to win. to drop out on the eve before it raises eyebrows, they had polling that shows she wasn't going to win, bernie was surging or she has the eye on another prize, people saying does she want to be a vice presidential

nominee? does this help in that progression, the timing while curious also gives a preview of what her ambitions might be or she didn't feel she could win her home state just like elizabeth warren is having trouble in massachusetts, a lot of things happening quickly. >> thanks, look forward to it. >> we got inside in red wing. come on out. >> if you are in town, see you later. >> how important is supertuesday. break a candidate's hopes and dreams. jillian: jane hamilton cook walks us through the primary moments. ♪ now there's new powerwash dish spray.

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rob: democrats buckling up for a dramatic super tuesday. >> how important are today's elections? how important have they been in the past? joining us as presidential historian and author of the burning of the white house jane hamilton cook, appreciate it. let's start with the delegates that are needed or up for grabs, 1981 are needed to grab the nomination on super tuesday, 1357. how important is this day? >> super tuesday is super important, you have a patchwork,

not sure how everything will fall out with bloomberg and boomerang biden is i'm calling him, super tuesday is important. rob: look at the states that are most important. california is a new one at 450 delegates, the largest, texas is a big one too, north carolina with 110, alabama 52, minnesota, virginia, who does a day like this favorite? a more moderate candidate? >> what california, california favors bernie sanders, that is his to lose, he will likely win, just a matter of how many delegates does he get. it is a numbers game, california has not competed recently on super tuesday. they moved it up this year. that is important. north carolina is important to joe biden. he just won south carolina.

north carolina has a similar demographic, strong african american vote, alabama, biden might pull it off. some states that a few weeks ago we counted him completely out. jillian: heading into this day bernie sanders, joe biden following close behind with 54, things have shifted in the last few days. how will this clear out between the two of them? >> bernie sanders is going to come out in the lead. will he have enough to reach the magic number of 1991 to win the nomination before the convention? will bloomberg, will biden split up the other delegates and get enough of a piece of the pie to blend that momentum? that is what we are looking for, the big question, how much will these other candidates get in terms of delegates? how competitive will this race

become? rob: everybody wants to go to bed with an indication of who's going to be the nominee. historically do you get that out of super tuesday? >> not necessarily. in 1984 the first super tuesday gary hart won more states than anyone else but former vice president walter mondale won georgia and he turned that into a combat and he was the nominee and that was because of superdelegates at the convention. he was the party favorite. you don't know for sure. jillian: thanks for joining us. it is 6 minutes until the top of the hour, voters getting a chance to vote for bloomberg for the first time. will his strategy pay off or is it a miscalculation? rob: carly shimkus is here with social media reaction and predictions coming up next. ♪

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with social media's response to this alleged trifecta? carley: it is really interesting to see, guys. just last week joe biden's campaign was really considered to be on life support. after an impressive finish in south carolina. the endorsements have started rolling in but marianne williamson who has since endorsed bernie sanders thinks this whole thing is a little fishy. pete and amy both endorsing biden tonight. they must have read art of the deal suggesting biden must promised them something in return. democratic party showed tonight biden is such a weak candidate that he needs the entire establishment to prop him up. another twitter user saying i think everyone got the stop bernie memo and matthew points out that joe biden still doesn't have that coveted endorsement from former president obama. we shall see if that happens. because if he is going to endorse biden, today would be a good day to do it. jillian: that's pretty

interesting. michael bloomberg is on the ballot and people are wondering if his strategy is going to pay off. carley: michael bloomberg has only been run for president a little over three months. in that time period he has spent half a billion dollars on campaign ads. today a huge day for him. first time his name is going to be on the ballot and a lot of people are i do baiting whether or not his strategy is going to work out. one person on instagram says he has no chance. his entire campaign is based on his wealth and disdain for our president. lastly this twitter user shay also saying things aren't going to go well for bloomberg tonight. no, he is everything that democrats claim they are against bloomberg is really banking on a big day today. he thinks i could win it all in a contested convention format, guys he hats plenty of money to keep going. jillian: don't forget to check out our super tuesday election coverage which starts at 2:00 eastern

tomorrow morning with heather childers. rob: what a great picture of all of us. jillian and i will pick it up 4 to 6:00 a.m. we will see results tonight probably around 7:00 we hope super tuesday. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. [chanting u.s.a. >> we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. >> together, we will defeat donald trump. >> look, tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. and i want to thank you all. >> he just said super thursday. so many mistakes. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by -- you know the theme. >> the political establishment is getting nervous. >> i am ending my campaign and endorsing joe biden. >> joe