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 biden.

>> joe biden for president. >> america is thriving like never before. the best is yet to come. steve: live from new york city. it isn't just any ordinary tuesday. it's a super tuesday. and our correspondents have fanned out across america. ainsley: we are live over the next two days, six diners in six different states. todd: the decision for todd and pete and dean say no. plus in very shortly we are going to see griff jenkins he is live in colorado. comes down to who essentially look at the papers today it's all about the consolidation on the democratic side. brian: dizzying. steve: no kidding. stop him joe. the whole idea is who can stop bernie sanders. the big question is it going to be joe biden or is it going to be michael

bloomberg who so far has spent $620 million and he has not gotten one vote so far. ainsley: the reason it's a super tuesday is because they need 1991 delegates to win the nomination. today up for grabs 1/3 of those, 1357 up for grabs today alone. the biggest state california where 450 delegation up for grabs. brian: i'm sure you understand everything has changed. joe biden just squeaked by a victory. he probably wouldn't have gotten amy klobuchar's support. he probably wouldn't have gotten someone wouldn't have woken up bet beto o'rourke and told him to stand on a counter for joe biden. they probably wouldn't have gotten somebody like mayor pete to give in. such a substantial win and such a fear on the left of the success of bernie sanders it was a five alarm fire to everybody to quickly jump and tell joe biden i'm behind. ainsley: joe biden took the

stage. you have bernie sanders taking the stage with aoc rallying the crowd for him. brian: and ilhan omar. steve: you have to wonder what is happening behind the scenes. they were all in it to win it. i wouldn't be surprised somebody in high ranking capacity probably called them and said look for the good of the party you have to duck out today. brian: does tom perez have that type of power or barack obama or jimmy carter? ainsley: this is politics. don't they do this they say i promise you a position in my cabinet, maybe? steve: all the stuff bernie griff jenkins live in denver. griff? >> hey, ainsley, brian and steve. yeah, here in colorado have you 67 places that's up for grabs and biden is clearly the stop sanders candidate. seeing national endorsements. local endorsements going to

make the difference. biden in colorado not spent money or time. got two term popular mayor hancock endorsement. >> this is the most importanimportantelection of ths generation's time. we need a candidate unite the party and nation. reality is this is the guy most people are going to trust. griff: while this important moment comes with biden with such support. it's been a bumpy road for biden because the gaffes kept coming. here is some of what he said yesterday. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by -- you know the thing. tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. >> now the question is also bloomberg entering. he did spend time and money here heavily in colorado. we went and talked to some of the folks on the streets of denver. here's what we found out.

listen going to vote for michael bloomberg mostly because i don't like sanders. >> i'm voting for bernie he is the leading candidate for climate change and care for all. >> i know how socialist stick sanders' views are it's between him and trump. i'm voting trump. >> here in colorado bernie sanders won by 59% in 2016. that was a caucus. now it's a primary. find out how it breaks down. but it's 15% threshold across all 14 of those states. so, if biden or any other candidate, bloomberg, warren can get 15%. they will at least get some of the delegation in states where you are going to expect to see bernie sanders perform well. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: interesting, griff. you have all the candidate that support him and those that don't support him. mike bloomberg did our town hall last night. he is not looking to bow out although he didn't buy any time after super tuesday.

bloomberg takes votes have from biden. how much pressure on mike bloomberg and does he feel the pressure who is a billionaire new to the democratic party and then elizabeth warren. of course i'm a mind meld with bernie sanders but i do abandon my party to do it because bernie sanders is so to the left of what the establishment is doing? steve: and elizabeth warren put out that statement about 48 hours ago where she said this is just one of the phases we are going to go right up to the convention. which is also. if you watch the debate last night on fox or rather town hall with bret and martha. it was exciting not only for the hecklers toward the end, but also where mike bloomberg essentially admitted i'm okay with coming in second or third today. because ultimately we are going to do horse trading at the convention where he will try to steal the nomination from either mr. biden or mr. sanders. ainsley: he doesn't have any delegates. steve: he doesn't. not yet. ainsley: interesting what elizabeth warren will do

will she wait and hold off. she will probably wait and hold off to support which ever one wins. she is in the middle. steve: that's where she keeps her power. brian: you are minnesota abouamy klobucharabout to lose . and lose states near me and states that elected me. here is donald trump. they agree on one thing the establishment is out to get bernie. >> there is a massive effort out to get bernie sanders. that's not a secret in-to-everyone in this room. corporate establishment is coming together. the political establishment is coming together and they will do everything. they are really getting nervous. working people are standing up. >> it's being rigged against, it's sad, being rigged against bernie. mayor pete he quit last night. hear from a senator we are going to win but she dropped out. they both supported sleepy

joe do you know why? they made a deal. do you know why? quid pro quo, quid pro quo. [cheers] they made a deal. impeach them. ainsley: this is what happens. they are making deals. i think they are getting so nervous that bernie could pull off that they don't care it's so obvious at this point. steve: what scares them is the fact that bernie sanders is a socialist. steve: into the socialist, is he a communist. brian: marxist. steve: sets up a better dynamic for the president. the president would love to run against a socialist versus joe biden who is more centrist. jerry from the "wall street journal" today has a great item where he talks about it will be interesting to see which lane the democrats gown down do they want someone antiestablishment like bernie a fighter or do they want somebody like no

drama obama vice president joe biden between right right there who is more of a uniter? they they want a uniter or a fighter. brian, you pointed out this before. so many people have already voted. i think out in california 2 million people have already vote you had it. will be interesting to watch the stays of virginia and north carolina. they are big middle of the road states to see which of the two gocialg toward. ainsley: what about the president saying quid pro quo impeach them. a dose of their own medicine. brian: i'm going to lose and go with the strong horse donald trump. and others went with ted cruz and that didn't work out. they ultimately all ended up together. marion williamson who a short time ago on that stage hoping to be the next president she tweeted this out. pete and amy both endorsing biden tonight. they must have read art of the deal. steve: i mentioned a moment ago the fox news town hall

started 6:30. 40 miles dew west of the district of columbia. wide ranging. a little more relaxed. brian: very little humans humor. steve: at one point audience member had amazing question regarding gun control. signature issue. he has spent millions of dollars promoting this. listen to this and watch his reaction. >> how do you justify pushing for more gun control when you have an armed security detail that's likely equipped with the same firearms and magazines that you seek the ban the common citizen from owning? does your life matter more than mine or these families or these people? [cheers] >> look, i probably get 40 or 50 threats every week, okay. and some of them are real. that just happens when you are the mayor of new york city or you are very wealthy and campaigning for

president of the united states you get lots of threats. brian: explain his gun control views totally inaccurately. i want background checks i don't want a 12-year-old to get a gun. nobody says a 12-year-old should get a gun there are background checks. he wants something more severe. if you look at what is happening in virginia we all get emails on a regular basis about what they're doing to gun laws there because of mike bloomberg. ainsley: when you hear the comments don't you see the hypocrisy. i'm going to take a. way your gun but i will be protected guy guns. climate control energy independence get rid of planes. yet see candidates fly privately. brian: because they have to get around. we don't have to get around but they have to get around. he was exposed a little bit last night. a lot of things that he did well he has to run from. a lot of things reason why he didn't get in early i would have to apologize for. he got in late in november and then he ended up apologizing and no one is buying the apology. let's see what the democrats

democrats think mike bloomberg he wants a partial victory in some of these states to get some delegation as steve mentioned to get him to relevance at the convention. steve: and the way you wind up with delegation today because they changed the rules as of about four years ago. you have to have the threshold of 15%. so, if you get above 15%, that's going to help you. and then they are divvied out proportionally. the key is for mr. biden. say he was at -- let's say he was at 10% in one particular state and buttigieg might have been at 5% or amy klobuchar might have been at 2. does he wind up with getting those particular voters today and does he go above the 15 and then become relevant in those states that some thought might be a lock shot? ainsley: we will be in so many diners for the next two days. we have our three wonderful guys out there. steve: we are going through

so much toast. brian: only going to places that make you pay at the counter. only place that makes you get up and go to the counter rather than pay at the table. ainsley: pies in a circular thing. brian: shot guy making the 350eus and put the hole. steve: hole? ainsley: do you eat the pies. brian: i like looking at them. i'm anti-pie as an adult it's harder to run off. ainsley: it is. it's getting harder and harder. brian: my childhood i lived on reese's not anymore. ainsley: yesterday looking at the ike and mike machine. steve: super tuesday. not only are people picking candidates but also favorite snack food. brian: make a decision mike and ike or good and plentiy. steve: jillian joins us. while we have been talking about politics there is desperate news out of

nashville. jillian: breaking overnight at least five people are dead as tornadoes carve a path of destruction in nashville. [siren] jillian: you can see the monster funnel cloud looming over the city. twisters reported in missouri and kentucky. dozens of structures are damaged. gas lines are leaking and power lines are down. nashville schools are closed today as police tell people to stay off the roads there is still a tornado watch in the area janice dean told me that three minutes as. we will keep you updated. three people have now died from coronavirus in washington state. four linked to a seattle area nursing home. more than 100 people have gotten sick across 11 states. the world health organization now warns the world is in unchartered territory as the virus spreads to 90,000 people around the globe. more than 3100 people have died. the pope has reportedly tested negative for the virus. he has cancelled several

events as he fights a cold. american troop withdraw in afghanistan will begin in the next few days. it's part of historic peace deal with the taliban which secretary of state mike pompeo says ham under the obama administration. >> we accomplished what they tried to do but could not. they never got the taliban to break with carbon jillian: slated to end the 18-year war in afghanistan. today is national anthem day. on this day in 1931. the u.s. officially adopted the star-spangled banner as its anthem. the song originated from a poem written by francis scott key describing the moment after the american fortress was bombarded in the war of 1812. hoover the national anthem 117 years later. to say celebrate we will have a live performance from the 78th army band in just a few moments. you don't want to miss that.

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>> pete's campaign was historic campaign and a brave campaign. he is the first openly gay candidate for president of the united states. [cheers] and tonight i want to open the door to amy's supporters, to pete's supporters. steve: all right. bernie sanders there yesterday making that plea to backers of pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar after the two 2020 hopefuls decided in the last 24 hours to call it quits and endorse joe biden. ainsley: will it work. pete is live in minnesota. >> good morning. red wing minnesota. icome out out if you are here on super tuesday. talking to voters because minnesota has become front and center. minnesota had a lead drops out. endorses joe biden. big question here here and nationally do her votes actually go to joe biden or does the progressive state

like minnesota gain support for bernie sanders? we're talking to a couple voters this morning. these are some definition of regulars here at bev's. which it is great to see everybody. what's your name sir? >> grant. pete: grant and i have been chatting all morning. you supported amy klobuchar. >> she should have stayed in a lot longer here to give us a little more what's going on there. you know, she was fair to, you know, they weren't -- she wasn't arguing like the other group was. and i don't like that. pete: she had a different tone for sure. >> yes, yes. pete: you mentioned you are voting today in the primary. >> yes. pete: undecided how want to vote for. who are you thinking? >> i guess all along i have kind of been excited about the things that bernie sanders has said that we could do. and i would like to see a country, a world where some of those things the healthcare and the more

proper distribution of wealth the corporate welfare has always been a sore spot with me. i don't think the country is ready for bernie and i think the way the group is getting behind joe now maybe that's the way to go. pete: does that mean you would support bernie if you could? >> in fact, i still might vote for him just do my part to have -- i don't think they have to make a decision right away on who is the better better choice. hopefully they can bring the best out of each other. pete: interesting bring the best out of each other. there is the dynamic right there a voter undecided going to go to the polls today in minnesota. heart is with bernie sanders but wondering whether bernie is the guy who can consolidate the support or

whether joe biden is the one who can take on trump. that's the central question. we are going to ask it all morning long here at bev's as folks come in. it's early and cold so get your coffee here. brian: that is a wake-up color. you cannot walk into that place and wake up. the sun is out on those walls. pete: what's on the walls? brian: the bright yellow wall color wakes you up. pete: it's cheery. ainsley: perfect for a breakfast diner. steve: pete hegseth live in red wing, minnesota. land of 10,000 opinions. if you are in that neighborhood. maybe pete will put you on tv. brian: or buy you breakfast. steve: i don't think so. we don't have unlimited budget. meanwhile some democrats are sounding the alarm on a bernie sanders nomination. >> i'm very, very concerned that down ballot races will be affected.

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ainsley: 2020 democrats hoping to cash in on california this super tuesday. the golden state has the most delegates up for grabs. but making an impact can cost millions william la jeunesse is live in los angeles to break it all down for us. hey, william. >> good morning, ainsley. three things to watch here today. number one, california has that 15% threshold to win any votes. meaning elizabeth warren and michael bloomberg who are both polling right on the cusp could each garner a million votes and still get zero delegates. secondly bernie sanders, he currently leads in all 53 congressional districts. the question is, can he continue to out perform with hispanics like nevada. here they represent 30% of democratic voters and finally, can black voters, 7% to 10% of the electorate here and former hillary moderates keep joe biden competitive or will bloomberg, who key endorsements denied biden those delegates. what do the polls show? "l.a. times" predicts sanders could win half of the state's 415 delegates. others have him at 35%.

biden 25%. warren and bloomberg 16%. but, california not winner take all the party awards those delegates proportionally. so many don't expect a sanders' knockout despite that broad support. why? in 2018, 67% of all votes were cast before election day. this year it's under 50%. all those early votes for steyer, klobuchar, yang could stand and deny others that 15%. finally x factor independents who outnumber republicans here can vote in the democratic primary allowing anyone to register and cast ballots today anywhere in the state. california hassle all super tuesday delegates. how big does sanders win and does bloomberg play spoiler for biden? we will see. ainsley: we might not get the results until wee hours of the morning. thanks so much, william.

>> you bet. ainsley: okay, steve, down to you. steve: all right. ainsley. thank you. democrats, some growing anxious over the potential down ballot effect of a bernie sanders nomination. listen to this. >> i talk to members of both sides of our political equation. they were very, very concerned about whether or not do something or have somebody on the ticket that will cause down ballot carnage. >> i'm very, very concerned that down ballot races will be affected by the presidential nominee. steve: next guest says bernie's brand of socialism is actually communism and should fear the bern: scott walker. >> that's a mouthful, had you? good to be with you. steve: bernie who we have been describing as a democratic socialist he is a democratic communist? >> that's what carville

says. lenin himself said the socialism leading communism. more importantly this election that not only makes it more likely the democrats lose the white house they lose the house and as a number of people said they lose down ballot if we get the message out about what socialism really means. that means taking the government and healthcare away. steve: more moderate members of congress democrats maybe got jobed in the last congressional election. they are thinking well, if the party is tilted that far over there. i'm probably going to lose my race to the republican, whoever it is. >> that's why you see a mad dash over to joe biden. not just members of congress. remember, in 2020, there is the census, so all these state lawmakers, state senate, state house around the country has a direct impact on who is going to be the speaker is it nancy pelosi or someone like aoc? or is it kevin mccarthy? that's really dependent on down ballot. all those state legislative

races determine not just who wins the congress thyme but ultimately who is in charge the next decade. steve: last 48 hours both pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar made the decision to drop out and coalesce around joe biden the more centrist candidate. who got to him. >> i have got to think there is people like bill clinton, hillary clinton, barack obama maybe. others out there and donors saying in the future someone like mayor pete, even at his announcement the other day some people were shouting 2024. klobuchar still in the senate. they're looking ahead saying if we don't coalesce around and a moderate is really a bit of a stretch. joe biden is a liberal. he is just not a socialist. that's what's at stake in this election. they realize they don't want to seat sucking sound which is democrats losing control not only of the house but losing control of the state legislative bodies across america. steve: ultimately governor, exit question, don't republicans want to run against the democratic communist in your words. >> absolutely. biggest and best contrast not just for this election

but for the future. we want to set the stage for why freedom is better than socialism. it wins every single time. we have got to get that message out particular whether i younger voters. steve: all right. i think you just did. scott walker thank you very much for joining us live. >> i'm glad to hear the national anthem. i'm going to stand and listen. steve: they where 20 feet away from us. that's right. meanwhile, we are having breakfast with friends all across the country on this super tuesday. speaking of super, dean cain is live in charlotte. todd piro is talking to voters in oklahoma. we will check in with them very shortly. there they are right there. a very special performance as we celebrate national anthem day. when we come back, they are going to be playing their instruments. stay with us. (howling wind)

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♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ steve: that's awesome. ainsley: great job. do you know on this day back in 1931 the u.s. adopted the spar spanglestar spangled bannes national anthem. steve: decades later these people would get up early to sing for us. the all chamber group. brian: national anthem day. that's why we are doing it. steve: i think we should sit

down right now. thank you. ainsley: wonderful job. steve: not only super tuesday but national anthem day. ainsley: on the eve of today super tuesday president trump firing up the crowd at a massive keep america great rally down in north carolina. >> what do voters think now that the president finally spoke and they have been waiting days to see him? steve: on this super tuesday we go to superman dean cain getting reaction at the big view diner in charlotte, north carolina. where he just apparently flew. in hey, dean. dean: that's exactly right, steve. flew in here charlotte, north carolina. we have a whole group of people here early in the morning. i'm going to conduct a little informal poll if you don't mind here. so how many people think that joe biden is going to win the democratic nomination by a show of hands. all right. how many think it's going to be bernie sanders? dean: i would say that's a little bit more. how about mike bloomberg. i don't see a single hand in

here. elizabeth warren? she is still in the race. anybody? all right. dean nothing for warren. they think sanders is going to win. people here to speak with first i'm going to speak with mariana she was born in cuba. looked like bernie won that poll there. what do you think about socialism? what brought you here to the united states? you are now a united states citizen. you came up when you were 7 years old. what do you think about socialism here in the united states? >> i think socialism will not work in the united states or work in any other country. it took away all our freedoms as a cuban raised and born -- not raised in cuba. but took away our freedom. they came, in the government came, in took all the farms from the cuban owners. and it was very disastrous and as we can tell now the country is not doing very well. so i will not -- i'm not a proponent of socialism. so i don't think that's going to work well here in this country. dean: all right. so we are sitting here also with tim. you are a small business owner. we were speaking owner. how do you think the

president is doing so far? >> well, it's not broke why fix it? he is doing absolutely fantastic. what is there to fix in the economy? lowest unemployment for african-american ever recorded, latino, asian, women in the last 65 years. homeowner interest rates, in this area here the economy is absolutely booming. so far as the economy is concerned, what is there to fix? what can you fix? so, that's one reason. the other reason is my faith. and i'm thankful for the president. and in this country, he is in trump country. so, thank you, sir. dean: you also said you are soon to be a grandfather and you said your vote. >> my vote is for my grandchild. my daughter and son-in-law has tried for five and a half years to have a baby and god bless them this past january to tell us that she is pregnant. dean: she told you she is

going to be pregnant that can be trouble. we will jump over to another table here. thank you so much. we will run over here and speak with melinda and her father steve. now, melinda you voted libertarian last election in 2016 because you thought there should be some changes and things. and you weren't sure your vote counted that much. how do you feel about this election? i'm not asking how are voting for. you said your vote is important and please explain. >> well, i think the ideas i think last time i felt like i could make a stance and i didn't feel comfortable with either candidate. i know this time knowing our country is a two party system it's going to be focus in on one party or the other. i will be voting in the democratic primary later today making sure that i have my say in that party and that it makes a difference. dean: you said you pretty much are going to vote for whoever wins the democratic nomination in the general. >> absolutely. i think for various reasons cannot support the current administration and so i will be voting democratic in the upcoming election. dean: i'm sorry. fair enough. however, to the right there is your father steve and he

disagrees with you on that. so, you still love each other and still have conversations, right, steve? >> we have live live conversations around the dinner table a lot. so, i support the current administration. i think supreme court nominations, i think the economy, i think foreign policy i think the current administration is doing a good job and will continue to have my support. dean: there you have it father and daughter disagreeing speaking to each other and being civil and even having breakfast together with friends. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: americans can get along even in the same house. steve: there are a lot of families just like that one. brian: keep in mind, too. north carolina is the one state in which most people thought joe biden could win. we will see if he does that. steve: meanwhile let's talk about somebody who is just below him in another square. ainsley: we will go to big view diner in charlotte, north carolina to sid said's diner in el reno, oklahoma. todd piro. maybe i should say over to you in oklahoma. hey, todd.

todd: hey, guys, we have a rowdy crowd. we are going to do an informal cheering poll as to who they think is going to win. who here thinks joe biden is going to win today. [cheers] todd: who here thinks bernie is going to win today. [cheers] todd: who here thinks bloomberg is going to win today. [cheers] todd: who here thinks trump is going to win in november? [cheers] >> let's go back to the bloomberg people. i find this fascinating. gary, you say bloomberg. why? >> follow the money trail. where is the money? todd: tyler, you also say bloomberg. >> he is going to spend the most pony and that's all democrats understand is spending money. todd: there you go, short and sweet. i have got to go to rose maria. you say bloomberg, why? >> best choice for the democrats. todd: okay. interesting. why? >> his background, maybe. todd: all right. cool. now we are going to go to those people who said bernie sanders. jean, why? >> i think that the -- he is going to get the millennial vote. the young kids are going to come out and they are going

to support him because they want the free stuff. todd: all right. now we are going to go to a bernie table. they want me to point out that they think bernie is going to win. they are not voting for bernie. we are going to start with charlie. why bernie? >> free stuff. the kids want free stuff. this younger generation that's what it is about, college, tuition-free stuff. whatever they can get. todd: why do you think bernie is going to win? >> free college tuition. that's it. todd: cool. now we have to go to biden friends or those who think biden is going to win again. i don't get the impression they are voting for mr. biden. why biden? >> oklahoma is conservative. todd: david by bernie -- why biden? so many b's. >> i think he is the most conservative if that's a possibility with the democratic party. kind of an oxymoron, isn't it? todd: finally jim. come over here to jim. why biden? >> he is exvice president as

far as agendawise he has no agenda for oklahomans. todd: another name that you said elizabeth warren. you said elizabeth warren will be gone by the end of the day. >> i do believe she will be gone after this super tuesday. todd: jim, thank you for your time. jim's wife made us these lovely mugs el reno where we physically are right now welcome "fox & friends." that's the show that we are currently on right now. while that is awesome. i want to draw your attention to this wall here in said' sid's wall all the brae men and women from el reno who have served this great land. let's give this a round of applause. man, you can't beat that back to steve, ainsley and brian. steve: that was excellent. todd, thank you very much. very nicely done. hit on all topics. ainsley: 48 minutes after the top of the hour. hillary clinton in hot water? a judge ordering her to be deposed over her private email saying there is more to learn. judge napolitano is on the case. come on over, judge. steve: he is on the case. >> blame the band for the

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remember that picture? i haven't seen enough of it or at least in a while. a federal judge ordering her to be deposed over the use of her private email server while in office? ainsley: the district judge royce lan berth taking issue with hillary clinton's sworn answer saying quote the court believes those responses were either incomplete, unhelpful or cursory at best. simply put her responses left many more questions than answers. steve: that's right. needs some follow-up. here with the follow-up fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. this is a freedom of information act case where generally you just need the documents to see what the story is. but, in this case, they need the person to hear the story. >> because of the way she answered the questions in on the documents. here we go again. who thought this would be back just in time for the 2020 presidential election campaign? freedom of information act is a federal statute that allows anyone in this case some very courageous and persistent people at a group

called judicial watch. we are all familiar with them. that allows anyone who seeks copies of government documents. judicial watch has been trying to get copies of these documents. when they looked at the documents, some of which were prepared by mrs. clinton, you heard what the judge said, the answers were deceptive, misleading, and generated more questions than they answered. therefore, he ordered her to be deposed she has never been deposed under oath on this. she was interrogated but not under oath three days before they exonerated her by the fbi. this one not only under oath there will be a videotape of this deposition. ainsley: when will this happen? >> we don't know when it will happen, soon, probably before the spring or the summer. ainsley: she can't plead the fifth, right? >> great answer. she can't plead the fifth the statute of limitations to prosecute her for failure to safeguard state secrets has come and gone. she'll couldn't be

prosecuted for that she could be prosecuted if she lies under oath in this deposition. she is represented in the deposition by lawyers from the justice department. the same justice department that would prosecute her if she lies under oath. steve: you mean the trump justice department? >> the trump justice department sorry, mr. put, that's the way these things work. brian: you know is he watching? >> he has annual affinity for this show. brian: i had no idea. steve: he loves couches. brian: i know he has a lot of options on capable becauscapablebecausecable theypt options. can she fight. this she can fight. this this is almost incredible. she would have to ask bill barr the attorney general to file an appeal for her because the doj lawyers represent her. ainsley: why five years later? >> because of their persistence and they finally got to the bottom of it. this is how long it's been going on. brian: some benghazi paperwork came out, too.

>> judicial watch has aconsume lawsuit i had truck loads of documents and brought everything. took them to the judge and say can you tell what these answers mean? steve: weird thing is the state department keeps releasing newer and newer documents which is a head scratcher. check out the judge over on fox nation. if you don't have it yet, go to fox nation.com to figure out more about it. thank you, judge. >> thank you. brian: that's your serious face. steve: meanwhile with delegates in 14 states and american samoa on the line today, bernie sanders doubles down on, you know, being a socialist. >> do you ever regret labeling yourself a democratic socialist? >> no. i am what i am. steve: okay. a discussion on that next. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin,

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[chanting u.s.a. >> we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. >> together we will defeat donald trump. >> tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. and i want to thank you all. >> today he just said super thursday. is he looking forward to super thursday. >> some mistakes. we hold these truths so be self-evident. all men and women created -- go -- you know the thing. >> the political establishment is getting nervous. >> i am ending my campaign and endorsing joe biden. >> joe biden. >> joe biden for president.

>> america is striving like never before and the best is yet to come. ♪ ♪ steve: how long have we been talking about super tuesday to figure out how america feels about super tuesday as they go to the polls in 14 states in american samoa, we have sent our correspondents out and about for a free breakfast. brian: 1991 delegates are at stake. 1357 delegates up for grabs. 1991 is the goal though. ainsley: first we are going to check in with pete hegseth. he is in minnesota. what's up there, pete? pete: good morning, guys. we are at bev's cafe in minnesota. super tuesday is huge, california, texas, tons of delegates. minnesota has become the epicenter. amy klobuchar dropping out at the last minute. big rally here last night was bernie sanders where ilhan omar was on stage. minnesota congresswoman of great controversy.

is he trying to pull in the progressive left wing vote in minnesota to overcome biden because she was -- amy klobuchar was in texas stumping for joe biden. so the divide of whether or not the establishment, more moderate wing of the democratic party wins tonight or the left wing democratic socialist bernie sanders does. clear here in minnesota and we are going to talk to voters later on here at bev's diner. steve: all right. thank you very much. he is in the northern plains. go down to the central plains and todd piro is live in el reno, oklahoma with a boisterous bunch. todd: that's right, steve. good morning to you. last hour we talked about who they think is going to win today. during this hour we are going to talk a little bit more about the issues. what's so fascinating to me about oklahoma is the influence of somebody like mike bloomberg. you knew he had the super tuesday plan. he was going to attack the super tuesday state. seems to be working here in oklahoma. he is pretty tight there with a the few poll would he say do have with joe biden.

however, if you just go right down to the state below us, texas, bernie sanders has a very sizeable lead in the polls so far. it is so interesting to see how these two states that are so similar in so many ways are also so very different. today is going to be fascinating to see what happens. guys, back to you. brian: thanks, todd. meanwhile dean cain, we are choosing you last just for now. it doesn't mean you are the third most important person. especially because you are in north carolina where arguably the most interesting race will take place. tell me what's happening there. >> well, i'm here at the big e diner in charlotte, north carolina as you said. charlotte, north carolina that was a very rocks group and a lot of people having a good time and supporting the president. like todd said earlier we talked a lot about who todd thought might win coming up in the democratic primary which just started voting here but we're going to talk more about the issues later on and there is a lot of varying opinions here in north carolina.

so it's going to be pretty interesting. steve: it will be, indeed. pete and todd and dean, thank you very much. so, the polls are open. and it's super tuesday we're off to the races. ainsley: california all the way to maine, we have. california is the last one to close its polls tonight. 11:00 eastern time. so our coverage will continue through the night when those results are coming in. the delegates needed to win the nomination, 1991. 1991. and up today for grabs? 13507, that's how important super tuesday is. brian: believe it or not. even though it seems like we have been doing this for a while. only 5% of the dels have been assigned. the best is yet to come. ainsley: today, 38%. brian: so good at math. how did you figure all of that out? steve: joe biden's former rivals gave him a boost for super tuesday. ainsley: will it be enough to burn him ahead of bernie sanders or super stumbles drive him away.

brian: griff jenkins i is live in denver where he does not stumble how the polls set up. ainsley: is it super tuesday or super thursday? brian: that's right. somewhere in between. griff: super tuesday. colorado, is an important one to watch. it's really going to be a fire wall test for a surging bernie sanders. now, sanders won by 69% in 2016 here and he has led widely here. although hit the streets of denver, turns out not everybody is feeling the bern. watch. this i'm voting for bernie because he is the leading candidate in my opinion on climate change and medicare for all which i find absolutely necessary going forward. >> i see a whole lot of momentum behind bernie. however, the thought of him becoming president scares me. >> i like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i don't really care thatch though. as long as it's not trump. [laughter] >> great agenda is happening right now. we think there is a great future. there is going to be four more years and we will help make that happen.

>> a trump supporter in the mix. who knows how it will go. biden is dispensing heavily on endorsements particularly in states like colorado where he didn't spend much time. here locally the mayor michael hancock got behind biden. listen. >> it's clear that the one person who can build a coalition is going to have the greatest chance a president has only brought chaos and dysfunction to this nation over the last three and a half years. and right now it's joe biden. >> but here's the thing as you mentioned in the toss to me. the gaffes keep on coming. and he made a couple of them last night. watch this. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by -- go, you know -- you know the thing. >> tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. griff: the biggest unknown today is the entry of michael bloomberg in all of these states, for example, in colorado he spent heavily and spent time out here only

time will tell. of the number to watch, the magic number in all these states, 15%. can bloomberg warren or biden get 15% to compete against sanders? only time will tell. guys? steve: it will indeed. thank you very much. joe biden who everybody seemed to coalesce around yesterday, all the centrists, joe biden is on a coalition course with michael bloomberg who has spent north of $600 million to get him to today. he has been running nonstop tv ads. it will be interesting to see what the impact is i was looking at some of the polls. michael bloomberg is actually leading in arkansas and oklahoma. ainsley: amazing. steve: he could wind up with the majority of the delegates from those states. as griff said you have got to be above 15% to be viable and they divvy them up. brian: virginia is where he runs really strong. put the state legislature in place. joe biden has more encouraging news raised $10 million last two days. he says he has $33 million. laid out 1.5 million for the

march 10th contest in michigan, mississippi, and missouri. so he feels like there is a bounce in his step by just winning south carolina. he was dead as a door nail in new hampshire, iowa and nevada. amazing how quick this has changed. changed.ains you can't discount the african-american vote. 25%. they love him vice president under obama and going to get a lot of their votes. probably the majority of their votes. that's what amy klobuchar and you saw mayor pete and you saw beto o'rourke on stage with him yesterday. and then on bernie's stage you had aoc and ilhan omar. bernie was asked about being a socialist. he doubled down. watch this. >> senator sanders, you are co-chair com row qana told the "wall street journal" he has been trying to convince to you portray yourself as a successor to franklin roosevelt and a new dealer. do you ever regret labeling yourself a democratic lois. >socialist.

>> no i am what i am. ainsley: that's why he resonates with a lot of the people he is authentic. he believes -- a lot of people don't agree with him. they trust him and believe him because his convictions are so strong. steve: i don't know if they think of him as a socialist as a guy who wants to give them free stuff and wants to make weed legal. scott walker who used to be the governor of the great state of wisconsin on with us about 45 minutes ago. you know, bernie sanders is not a socialist he is a communist. >> lenin himself said socialism, the purpose of itself lead to communism. more importantly in this election, i think that not only makes it more likely democrats lose the white house. i think they lose the house and a number of people just said they lose down ballot if, if we get the message out about what socialism really means. that means taking the government, taking your healthcare away. all those state legislative races determine not just who wins the congress at this time but arguably who is in charge for the next decade.

we want to set the stage for why freedom is better than socialism. it wins every single time. we got to get that message out, particularly with younger voters. brian: we know that yesterday klobuchar, beto o'rourke, and mayor pete ran to joe biden's side. it's a stunning change of events because they were just a day away from getting the verdict in on super tuesday. and they spent all that money and all that time in all these states. then you look at the one -- bernie, of course, had the squad. but now you have elizabeth warren. i find it fascinating because most of her beliefs are the same as bernie's beliefs. if she adheres to bernie, she has left the so-called mainstream forever. yet, she is about to lose massachusetts to bernie, her own state, the humiliation goes beyond description. so she has a ton of money, too. she says in february they raised $29 million. so the money is allowing her to compete. the question is, does she cut her losses and say bernie is my guy and push back on the series of endorsements yesterday?

steve: well, it will be interesting to see. we didn't know that the coalescing was going to happen yesterday. brian: no idea. steve: but it did. obviously somebody was burning up the phone lines hey, people need to drop out for the party, the establishment. meanwhile, the president, we have heard him and his people talk for a very long time he would love to run against bernie sanders so it is a stark choice for americans in november. do you want a capitalist, or do you want a democratic socialist or according to scott walker a democratic communist running the country? here's the president last night at one of his big rallies down in charlotte, north carolina. watch. >> eight months from now we are going to d defeat the radical socialist. our country is stronger than ever before. [cheers] >> and today we just had the largest one-day increase in the stock market in history. jobs are booming in our country. incomes are soaring. poverty is plunting.

confidence is surging. every day for me and for you is promises made, promises kept. every day. you know you hear about enthusiasm for crazy bernie and that's true. he does have some enthusiasm. but much less than we have. there is not a lot of enthusiasm for biden. i thought he gave up the presidency the other day because he said he is running for the senate. [laughter] and today he just said super thursday. is he looking forward to super thursday. [laughter] brian: i think there is two things that could happen today. number one the consolidation behind biden put him in place in texas. beto o'rourke is actually popular among democrats in texas. number two is i think people are getting a look at bernie sanders, those on the fence. they are saying the whole fidel castro thing is throwing me. supporting daniel ortega is out to lunch. and the fact is he can't do the math on any of his programs. i think a thinking person that is not trying to

socialist possession might be saying to themselves i need an alternative. ainsley: and they are going with biden. with all these gaffes people are wondering gosh can he really pull this off? super thursday is a big gaffe. steve: starts with a t. but, remember, ainsley though, a couple of weeks ago when joe biden was a gaffe machine, people were going oh, this can't be the guy. ainsley: right they don't have a choice. he is the only one. steve: michael bloomberg going to be the one stunk up the place. got to see him twice at debates and saw him last night. ainsley: saying all we have is biden let's go for it. steve: today is going to be the title bout for the second place who will be the winner at the end of the day. will it be mr. bloomberg or mr. biden. if bloomberg does well well, he spent half a billion dollars whereas if joe biden does well despite the early voting millions and millions of people already voted people go maybe joe does have some mo.

ainsley: those ads are making a difference. steve: he looks great in the ads. brian: very good editors. 13 minutes after the hour. jillian mele pois poised to tell us what happened. including nashville. jillian: currently a tornado watch that has been lifted in tennessee. after five people are killed in storms overnight. [siren] >> you can see the monster funnel cloud looming over the city. there is still a tornado watch in alabama until 11:00 a.m. central. dozens of structures are damaged in nashville. power lines are down and schools are closed. today is primary day in tennessee. and all voting locations in davidson county will open late. an accused serial scammer who hebrew arrested 142 times is walking free.

charles berry just released under new york's bail reform law. he is accused of tricking tourists into buyin buying bogus passes for the new york city subway and stealing their money. he has been arrested six times just this year. in an interview with the new york daily news. berry says he is now swearing off a life of crime. a vegan is getting grilled online for complaining about the smell of cooking meat. we are serious. in an email the person says they are offended by the odor and suggest their california neighbors start, quote: closing their windows if they're cooking meat and only putting vegetables on their barbecues. the message shared on twitter going viral one person writes quote i have a feeling someone is going to be pretty disappointed do you know what else smells terrible? runners have some respect. exercise indoors with all the windows locked. [laughter] steve: obviously she is going to wind up with backlash. do we know why she put that out to the neighbors? jillian: she doesn't like the smell. ainsley: someone is cooking

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steve: finally, we are up to super tuesday. what are the i important to you in the 14 votes america samoa who are going to the polls today. the polls have opened in some states. ainsley: that's exactly is right. where is pete hegseth, brian. brian: you know i can handle this from here, ainsley. i believe to my reports, i'm getting it in right now he is live at bev's cafe in red wing, minnesota. pete? pete: bingo, brian. you are correct. and i missed your comment last time. i agree. beautiful, bright yellow walls are fantastic. but the people are even better here in red wing and we have been chatting all morning. we are going to keep doing it. i'm here with matt who is in education. good morning. matt is going to vote today for bernie sanders. would that make you a bernie bro? >> no i missed the bro category by seven years. pete: you are a young guy. >> 32 though. pete: 32 in education. voting for bernie. why do you support bernie sanders?

>> same worker support since about the t rex walking the earth. i love a person that stands with their message and hasn't wavered on that. pete: i like a guy with a sense of humor too. when you see klobuchar and pete buttigieg dropping out and throwing their support for biden are you worried about the establishment coming for bernie. >> i'm not worried about the establishment. we need to have an active base and vote with your heart and integrity and see where the delegation process takes us. pete: matt, good luck. >> i appreciate it. pete: what is your name again? >> leah. pete: i should remember that i spoke to you a diner before for elizabeth warren then are you still with her? >> there is your answer. you are. are you concerned that tonight could be her last showing? >> i'm not. no. pete: if you had to choose. >> if she doesn't go beyond super tuesday. if she doesn't win are you a bernie or biden. >> here is the genius thing after today minnesotans don't have to decide. we will watch the other states as they vote in this nomination process. and in november, we will be a united party supporting

our eventual nominee. pete: she is good. i was pressing her before this segment as to who she would support. she would not tell me or you either. she is for elizabeth warren today. pete: what's your name? >> michael nelson. pete: who do you think is going to come out in minnesota? >> on which side? pete: on the democrat side. >> i think it will probably be joe biden if i had to guess. i think they are going to have quite a struggle with it this year. pete: absolutely. ma'am, how about you? what do you think when you look at the democrats and look at minnesota with amy klobuchar dropping out. >> i think it's going to be bernie undecidedly, but it is what it is. pete: obviously a supporter of the president. >> yes. pete: what issue matters most to you? >> security. making sure the border is secure. don't get the illegals in here that shouldn't be here. we need protection and we need trump back in the office. pete: there you go. sir, how about you? issues that matter the most to you. >> biggest issue is getting trump reelected. that's our biggest issue. and progressing and making

sure that his policies continue on. pete: i'm going to be selfish here with 30 seconds left in the segment. sir, what's your name? >> brad. pete: what's your last name? >> hegseth. pete: aunt and uncle of mine for many many years. when you look at the field of democrats, who do you think is coming out on top? >> i think it will be biden. pete: why? >> the establish is buying him and it seems like the fix is in. pete: fix is in. the amount of farmers. driving up here the lights are already on in the barn, working hard. and one of her good friends is working all day today and going to work the polls tonight. pete: your brother. i miss that one. i love brad and donna. back to you guys. will you toss it back to steve and ainsley. >> back to steve and ainsley. pete: and brian. >> and brian. steve: the reason you are

there at that particular place is because your uncle suggested it because he knows the food is great, right? pete: that is correct. that is the reason i'm here right now. uncle brad. ainsley: what do the farmers grow in that area? pete: what do the farmers grow out here? >> mostly corn. pete: mostly corn. what else? anything else? >> a lot of dairy around this area. pete: my grandparents were dairy farmers as well. brian: all do you is put a seed in the ground and bury it and it greys. what's the big deal? steve: dairy farm? ainsley: you milk the cow. brian: get a cow, get a corn. so easy. steve: family day out in red wing. ainsley: plant a cow get a corn. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. as the coronavirus dominates headline us. next guest says there is another infection we need to watch out for, the flu. dr. nicole saphier is here with what you need to know

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ainsley: six americans have died from the coronavirus striking fear across the nation as this virus spreads some are asking why it is gaining more attention than the flu which has killed an estimated 18,000 people in the u.s. just this season alone. here with what you need to know is the author of "make america healthy again" fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: so many questions for you. we were just talking. is it okay for people to travel to other countries and come back to the u.s. without quarantine. >> there are travel warnings and travel strictions right now. unnecessary travel to some these areas that have more cases, maybe you should take a cause for consideration. especially -- spring break is around the corner. if you have nonrefundable ticket somewhere you don't

want to lose out on that money take caution where you are going practice hand hygiene and stay away from sick people. in the united states they have not been restricting any travel and encouraging people to still travel because there are only a few cases in the united states. ainsley: why are more people worried about this when we have six deaths here in the united states but some thousands of people die from the flu every year. >> the thing is it's new. people get very nervous about something they don't know much about. the truth is the flu affects 3% to 11% of all americans. as we have already said, over 18,000 americans have died from the flu this season alone. now, six people, although it may seem like a small number, any death, of course, is tragic; however, the flu is much more rampant in the united states. and the same way that you are going to protect yourself and the family from the flu, the same with the coronavirus. we also have to keep in mind although there are large numbers elsewhere, the coronavirus is still only affecting less than 1% of the people in mainland, china. the epicenter of the outbreak whereas flu in the

united states affects 3% to 11% of americans. yes, flu is also crucial to remember. ainsley: okay. the president was criticized for saying you should get the flu shot and maybe that would help. >> the truth is the flu shot is not going to help prevent the coronavirus. however, what the flu shot will do is help you prevent getting the flu or having a less severe flu and therefore our hospital healthcare systems won't be overrun. i do implore people get the flu shots that will help in response to covid-19. coronavirus people are to more susceptible if you have a weakened immune system. if you get the shot and immune to the flu you are more immune to the viral infection. ainsley: i heard antibacterial might not work on the virus. >> alcohol-based hand sanitizers are great in the sense they do kill the majority of bacteria and viruses. so, most people don't know how to actually use it appropriately. most people don't wash their hands appropriately you have to be doing this 15 to 20 seconds. everything is still on your

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people have already voted, haven't they? >> yeah. in fact, about 50% of registered voters in texas do it early. so, before the polls open in about 20 minutes' time or so, you have to think that already more than a million ballots have been cast. that's quite a significant number. obviously there was some very big political news that happened right here in dallas last night. former vice president joe biden already had a campaign rally on the books here in texas and dallas ahead of super tuesday. but, he got some last minute company and some last minute endorsements. take a look at this. senator amy klobuchar who hours before had dropped out of the race herself joined biden on stage, giving her endorsement. as did beto o'rourke, a former candidate himself, and then mayor pete buttigieg from indiana. on sunday, he, too bowed out of the race, and vice

president biden showed his gratitude for the support last night. >> i warned pete that if i were lucky enough to get the nomination that i would be asking him to join, asking him to be involved in this process. because there are a generation of leaders -- like my son bo. >> many analysts say this is a smart move in an attempt to edge out vermont senator bernie sanders who currently holds the most delegates and polls suggest that he maintains a double digital lead against joe biden right here in texas where 228 delegation will be awarded in this primary. mostly proportionate by senate districts. so, clearly, behind california, texas giving out the largest prize on this super tuesday, which is why you have so much attention from the candidates put on those two states because a lot is riding on them. back to you guys.

brian: you just wonder if beto o'rourke would do anything for joe biden in the last days. he is so popular in texas. ainsley: he is popular there. steve: meanwhile, speaking of popular, we are all across the country. dean cain is joining us screen left in north carolina and todd piro is in el reno, oklahoma talking to the folks. let's start with dean talking with the folks at the big view diner in charlotte, north carolina. >> yeah. so we're sitting here and talking issues right now, steve. i'm at a table with people that have issues to talk about. what's your name and the issue most important to you in this election. >> i'm curtis watters. i'm senior partner in a local real estate investment firm. and the current administration has been great for housing. i provide housing for local north carolina families, middle class, and my concern is that the policies being advanced by a number of democrats are going to ruin

housing for local families. dean: your support is going to stay with president trump. >> yes. dean: understood. seated next to me this gentleman is clearly a marine. sir, what is your name and what's the issue that's most important to you, military? >> yes. definitely the being the president over the last four years has done a lot of great things for this country. he has always kept in mind that the military backs up the country. he has done everything he can. if the democrats get, in i'm afraid of what could happen. i'm really proud of our president. he's doing a great job. i think if you watch between now and the convention, we're going to hit that 30,000 mark and go right through it. the president will push us right through it. dean: fair enough. appreciate your service, sir. dee, what issue is the most important for you right now in this election? >> bernie. if bernie gets it i'm scared to death. how is he going to afford medicare? how is he going to pay for college? and it's all these young

people don't know. so my issue is bernie. dean: your issue is bernie, you think he has the chance to beat the president in the election? >> you have never know. there is a lot of kids out there. dean: sir, first of all, i like your shirt. take a look at your shirt. most unique shirt i have seen here. what issue is most important for you and who lines up best for your values? >> has to be immigration. not only ending sanctuary cities but protecting our border and not giving amnesty to the 10 plus million people that have jumped the line and came here illegally and preventing them the right to possibly vote and flip our elections maybe forever. dean: clearly you are a trump supporter. and you think he is doing okay on the immigration issue? >> so far so good. over 150 miles of the wall. more coming. he needs the help. the republicans need to retake the house and gain a majority in the senate and hopefully we will show up in

force in november and show the democrats all these fake impeachments and collusions, investigations against trump will -- they will pay a price for those actions. dean: all right. steve, ainsley, brian, thruf it. a whole lot of issues and opinions. more or less a lot of trump support in north carolina. steve: all right. there you go. superman dean cain on super tuesday. brian: i'm sense ago loft dean cain support too. steve: absolutely. ainsley: todd piro is talking to the voters. he is at sid's diner. that's in el reno, oklahoma. what are they saying there, todd? todd: ainsley, steve, and brian, good morning. yes, they want to talk about the issues right now because these issues are important to the people here in oklahoma. we're going to begin with doug. doug is a rancher-farmer. resident comedian here. he said, you know, todd, we have similar shirts on and then said why don't we switch the overhauls for the jacket. that might happen in the 8:00 hour.

8:00 hour rancher farmer is your big issue. are you happy with what president trump has done with when it comes to the tariffs? >> yes. todayed to why? >> any time have you tariffs there is some pain that comes with it. the end result is it looks like with the usmca that replaced nafta is going to be a good thing for us. is he working with the other countries the tariffs have been with and it looks like it will be fine. todd: are you comfortable with any of the 2020 democratic candidates when it comes to ag? >> i have not heard any of them say anything about their ag policy. honestly, i'm not comfortable with them until they tell us what they want to do. todd: interesting to see how that plays out today. this is an ag town. ag state. >> absolutely. todd: let's go over to david. second amendment is your focus, why? >> it's a basic constitutional right. democrats don't seem to want to do anything about it. they want to take it away as much as they can. todd: along those lines, is there a candidate in the democratic field that you feel will handle the second amendment i the way you want?

>> no. todd: okay. all right. thank you, sir. let's come on down here to anthony. anthony, your main issue is prescription drug prices. are you happy with the way the president is dealing with the issues? >> yes, i am at this time. todd: why? >> at least he is talking to pharmaceutical companies and stuff about trying to drive down the cost of prescription drugs. and we have got elderly out here that have a hard choice paying for their prescription drugs or putting meals on the table. so, prescription drugs are my big concern. >> when you watch the debates you hear the democrats say the president is doing a bad job when it comes to prescription drug prices and they are going to do a better job. do you agree with them? >> i haven't heard one of them yet say what kind of job they are going to do other than we are going to do a better job. as far as coming out and outlining what they're going to do, no, i haven't heard nothing. todd: all right. anthony, thank you. finally we will go quickly to blain. your big concerns is the courts. why? >> trump has consistently appointed to the appellate level to the supreme court judges that are not only

pro-life but they have thankfully restored the rule of law. todd: when i think about the courts, when i was growing up and that's not that long ago i am in my 40's but it wasn't that long ago. really the courts were a nonpartisan issue. not so much anymore. are you confident with any of the 2020 dems when it comes to the courts? >> >> no, not really. i would like to so in addition to that inversely that all the justices start to work together on precedent and move towards common goal and not just a political needs. so i would like to see that as well. todd: all right, blain, thank you. thank you for your answers. earlier i made this on the grill when i asked the individuals would anybody be interested in me making food for them? they all said no. free food and they turned it down. because that's what todd looks like when he cooks. steve: what is it? brian: what is it? can you turn it towards us? todd: it's an egg with cheese on it. ainsley: smallest egg ever. brian: one small chicken. steve: your career as a correspondent is safe.

ainsley: thanks, todd. steve: el reno oklahoma. oklahoma is okay as it used to say on the license plate. ainsley: another place that's not okay that we are a little worried about. nashville. steve: 14 minutes before the top of the hour. dangerous tornadoes tearing through tennessee overnight. at least 7 people are dead. janice dean is tracking the system from fox square and janice, it has been a rough night. janice: any other day this would be a lead story. obviously we are so focused on super tuesday. but they need your prayers in nashville, tennessee where we have deaths confirmed. we have schools that have been destroyed. this was an overnight rain wrapped tornado while people were sleeping. and now they are waking up to extreme destruction, devastation, and deaths in the nashville area. some of the images that are coming out right now are incredible. at least we think an ef 3 tornado through this heavily populated area. they need your prayers. in the weeks to come they are going to also need your prayers and your help

rebuilding. past 24 hours, also looking at alabama. that is another primary state have severe weather. tornado watch, tornadoes warn storm. a lot of folks going out to vote. tennessee and alabama and texas where we could have severe weather today. people need to be on alert. they need to listen to their local weather forecast we will have a lot of people outdoors today trying to get to the primary voting. prayers for nashville. the destruction, the damage is devastating. steve: it is. ainsley: gosh, lives are changed there this morning. janice: yes, they are. ainsley: we are remembering them in our prayers. thank you so much, janice. steve: next up on this super tuesday. latino voters will play a big role in electing our next president with 32 million expected to vote in 2020. so what issues matter most to them? our next guest says it all comes down to opportunity. steve cortes coming up next. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

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brian: the latino vote may be a critical test in key states on super tuesday as it kicks off right now. one analyst estimating that roughly 1/3 of delegates up for grabs in texas and california will be determined by latino voters. here to discuss this is america first action spokesperson steve cortes is

back. first off, when it comes to democrats start on their side. bernie sanders if you look at nevada, he has the hispanic vote locked up, how? >> look, bernie sanders has done a good job within the democratic party of appealing 20 working class people. most hispanics fit that category. so he has spoken to the anxiety of working class people. i think all of the solutions are wrong. all of them involve more government rather than more freedom. but i'm not shocked that within that terrible field of radicals in the democratic side he's doing better among democrat latinos than others. brian: beto o'rourke saying joe biden is my man in texas do anything amongst democratic primary voters. >> robert francis owe o'rourke is show up and back whoever he wants. he has no credibility in the hispanic community. we saw that with how quickly his presidential aspirations inflamed out. i don't think he has any effect. brian: vote in 2016, what's changed? >> brian, he shocked the world by the way by getting

30%. i don't want to have a parade by only get a third of the hispanic vote. brian: george w. got 44%. >> i believe we can win the hispanic vote this year and here is why economy. one word answer the economy. opportunity. we hispanics are the most entrepreneurial demographic in america by a long shot. stanford university just did a study over the last 10 years the number of hispanic entrepreneurs in america has grown by 34%. the overall growth non-hispanics 1%. so essentially flat for the rest of america. up 34 % for hispanic americans. it's really part of our d.n.a. it's part of our culture. the entrepreneurial zeal of hispanic community is incredible. it's a gift to america and donald trump, because of tax and regulatory relief, donald trump has unleashed this kind of optimism in hispanic small business community that i believe will translate into votes. brian: by the way, work ethic, too, i would say factors into it as well. >> sure. brian: look at the remain in mexico policy. they are building the wall.

that's the signal traditionally. if i was to talk to you five years ago or six years ago and they were doing the autopsy in the republican party. they say ease up on the rhetoric at the border and illegal immigration. hispanics are misinterpreting that complete democratic narrative that hispanics are soft on the border. if you were to listen to them, you would presuppose that the majority of hispanichispanics were not borne and great percentage are illegals that's notes case. vast majority are born here. our citizens are not soft on the border. on top of that brian, this is key. we are not as a community fixated on border issues. again, what drives us in terms of politics, i think, primarily is the economy. it's opportunity. brian: real quick, a lot of people in the hispanic community like you say don't generalize. there are so many different facets to the hispanic community. cubans feel different from central and south americans. >> absolutely. we are 60 million people in the united states. >> by the way, if we were

our own economy the hispanic americans would be the eighth biggest economy in the world and growing. that's the key. brian: i just can't believe with all the stuff why does cnn let you go. it doesn't make any sense. >> so glad to be back here. brian: glad you are. great to see you. interesting day on super tuesday to see who acquires the most on the democratic side. more gaffes out of joe biden as his campaign faces biggest test yet super tuesday. is he really ready for the long road ahead. >> tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday. we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men and women crated by -- go, you know the thing. ...i...i don't know... when did we introduce siracha? not soon enough. these are our sales... by product, by region... ...set against evolving demographics. you can actually see taste- trends. since when can we do that? since we started working with bdends.

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steve: this is a fox news alert. we are learning that now 9 people are dead after tornadoes slammed into tennessee overnight as you can see in the images. brian: dozens of buildings ripped apart. ainsley: grady,, how would it affect super tuesday there? >> that is the question this morning as the election commission office tries to figure out what's going on with the polling places, you can see actually this is a local election campaign sign here, so that's a reminder, of course, that it is super tuesday. they are trying to see if there's damage as the sun comes up at polling places.

this is a truck toppled on its side here and damage all over, including utility pole lines. what was it like last night? >> we were on the eighth floor and the sirens went off and you're waking up trying to figure out what's going on and the wind hit really hard and we took cover on the other side of the bed and it was over in about 10 seconds. >> what did it sound like? >> like somebody was throwing bricks at the window. >> when the sun finally came up this morning and you stepped outside, what was your reaction? >> totally shocked. we are very lucky, so totally lucky we didn't get worse damage. >> all right, thank you, mark. a lot of people walking the area to see the damage as the sun

comes up this morning. as of right now, we have confirmed reports of 9 people who died in tornadoes in the nashville area, downtown area and putnam county. the whole street is blocked off. they are not letting cars through here but people are walking just to get a first look at what happened, pretty severe damage. that's just in this area. we are seeing reports all over the place of damage this morning and, of course, voters going to the polls on super tuesday. guys. >> widespread power outage grady and the schools have been canceled in metro nashville. the warning from the national weather service, people were able to get how many minute warning before it hit? >> honestly, i have to look into that. we just woke up ourselves expecting to cover super tuesday in tennessee and turned into this. that's what a lot of people are trying to figure out. i know there were videos of the

tornado coming through. i don't know how long people had to take cover, but it was the middle of the night. i think the first tornado moved through 1:00 a.m. and a lot of people were inside already which a place is fortunate, there's a u-haul place during the day and there would have been people working. steve: indeed, grady, with the very latest, as the sun comes up they look at the destruction. ainsley: the man said they heard the sirens and got on the other side of the bed and so many lives are changed now. closing a loved one is tragic. steve: this did happen on super tuesday. because it is super tuesday, we have been talking about it for a while. we are trying to figure out exactly what the people are thinking all across the country as they get up and go to the polls today. brian: we are at dinners in oklahoma and north carolina. first stop with pet.

wed-wing minnesota, what's happening? pete: we are having breakfast. we will talk to folks later on. it's been interesting to see minnesota become front and center for a couple of key reasons. amy klobuchar gets out of the race and goes to texas, minnesota senator on the ballot still and early voting has gone to amy klobuchar. she will still get a vote tonight but she's not going to win and bernie sanders giving a big rally last night with omar far left congresswoman from minnesota. when you talk to voters here they are uncertain, unknown which way klobuchar voters will cut. she had 30% in recent polls, did they go to bernie sanders, did they go to joe biden, it will be a telling representation of where the democrat might go past super tuesday. remember minnesota famously home of paul wellstone, died 20 years ago it was a liberal liberal before it was cool. minnesota has track record of going far left. we will see where they go tonight. steve: all right, pete, thank you very much. let's move from the land of

10,000 opinions to charlotte, north carolina. ainsley: to the carolinas. >> a lot of people know you, ainsley, in this part of north carolina because right next to south carolina we are having some lively discussions here this morning, eating breakfast and having a good time. obviously last night the president held a rally here as he has done before, the night before primary, super tuesday. a whole will the of people, i'm finding a lot of support for him here in charlotte, not really clear-cut on voters -- whatry they are talking -- on who is democratic nominee. we will see how it goes in north carolina, we will keep you posted. ainsley: tell the folks that we said hello there. charlotte is such a beautiful place. we will be there at the

convention. heather childers, ana, went to elementary school, all at different times, we didn't know each other but we all went there for elementary school. steve: small world. >> and the world gets shaller, exactly. steve: now let's go to el rino, oklahoma, that's where todd piro is talking to the folks. >> what's interesting about this, all eyes are on texas which is so many delegates are, but oklahoma is an interesting case because when you talk to the people that bloomberg, his money maybe actually helping him here. you know bloomberg decide today focus on the super tuesday states. it's going to be interesting to see if the strategy works here in oklahoma. so far talking to the people it does seem that it is, biden is

the presumptive winner at this point. the feel asking that biden will take it. bernie doesn't really play well when you talk to a number of the people here, however, obviously bernie has a lot of the national momentum specifically the momentum in the state below us, texas. interesting to see what numbers she comes throughout remainder of the day and if it's her final day at the campaign trail. >> brien: back to race at hand, it'll be much more exciting day, friday before south carolina came in. fantastic showing for joe biden. after 3 runs for presidency he gets first primary win ever after not getting close in first three. he has 100 leaders in massachusetts, 30 officials in virginia and former majority leader harry reid, tammy

duckworth saying joe biden is my man and no doubt about it. the conventional democrats are lining behind joe biden. ainsley: whoever thought that over 3 days people would drop out. we had steyer, amy -- we had mayor pete and then we had amy klobuchar yesterday. steve: clearly the party elders gave some people like amy klobuchar and as you can see mayor pete a phone call in the last 48 hours. ainsley: i give you this if you drop out? steve: in the name of the survival -- do you want the democrat party to be defined by bernie sanders or joe biden going forward? stop him, joe, because bernie sanders no doubt about it is the front runner going into super tuesday. ainsley: clinging to his leg. brian: every poll he's winning except north carolina going into today's voting. steve: it changes the dynamic.

two weeks ago we didn't think joe biden was viable because everybody was putting their eggs into michael bloomberg basket but turned out to be lousy debater. ainsley: maybe we will go back to biden. steve: that's why everybody to brian's point, centrist democrats are rallying around mr. biden as they did last night in dallas. >> ending my campaign and endorsing joe biden for president. >> i will be casting my ballot for joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> i'm delighted to endorse and support joe biden for president. [cheers and applause] >> it is time for americans to join hands instead of pointing fingers. [cheers and applause] >> the whole idea was about rallying the country together to defeat donald trump and to win the era of the values that we share. >> we need somebody who can beat donald trump. [cheers and applause]

brian: maybe beto can deliver texas. i've always said from day one -- >> steve: you hate pie. >> brien: if you call lying a dog lying face pony soldier you will not win election and when he said that while telling people prior to that don't vote for me when they challenged him about some of his policies, you could not be running a worst campaign and even after getting these endorsements he doesn't even know come off as strong campaigner. ainsley: brian, i'm sure they are saying oh, my goodness. they put their hope on bloomberg and he did so bad on debate stage. steve: joe biden, that's the way he talks. he makes up things like that. you are at home trying to put words into his mouth as we all try to --

>> ainsley: entertaining. steve: here are things that joe biden said that were, well, gaffish in houston. >> i warned you i was coming back and i'm back. i'm back. [cheers and applause] >> look, tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday and i want to thank you all. i tell you what, i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? >> we hold truths are self-evident, all men -- you know the thing, you know how we talk about it. we the people. ainsley: i got a call from a friend that said, two more gaffes today. [laughter] ainsley: every day, what's the gaffe count. brian: right. ainsley: he's likable, though. people like him and they give him a pass. steve: as people go to the polls and polls open across the country, the question is from experts which candidates would you like to have a beer with? wouldn't you love to have a beer with joe biden? ainsley: yeah, he's likable. brian: i also want to be to be good president.

steve: also but i wouldn't sitting with bernie sanders, i wouldn't mind having a beer with him either. brian: i don't know. castro and daniel ortega and the wonders of venezuelan politics. steve: maybe he would give me a bunch of free stuff. i'm just saying. brian: he hops on a plane and tells us to walk everywhere because of global climate change. jillian: nearly 2 dozen members of iran's parliament tested positive for coronavirus. the iranian military now ordered to help health officials. in the u.s. 60 people died from coronavirus. this week congress hopes to pass a 7 and a half billion dollar emergency spending bill to combat the virus. 90,000 people around the world have been infected, more than 3100 people have died.

the husband of the so-called doomsday mom said two missing children are alive. lori vallow charged in connection with disappearances. according to abc11 in hawaii chad told reporters that chad and j.j. are safe but he would not give explanation or proof. her ex-husband says she know where is the kids are. the lawyer denies the claim. the los angeles county sheriff's department reviewing its policy on taking and sharing photos, 8 deputies did that at the site of kobe bryant's helicopter crash. >> i was horrified and felt betrayed by my deputies. jillian: the sheriff ordered the deputies to delete the photos, they are faces disciplinary action. bryant, daughter and 7 others died in january crash.

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with us. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning, where do their supporters go, amy and pete buttigieg's supporters? >> right, well, the conventional wisdom which is right for a change probably is that lion share of them go to joe biden and that probably puts him over the top or close to over the top in these atlantic sea board states, carolina, virginia and the south, alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, he gets a major boost but a less well-appreciated fact is that their departure may put biden at or near threshold. the 15% to draw delegates out of california, massachusetts, colorado, et cetera, where i don't think biden was going to get anything and he may now because of their support. ainsley: do you think if the two had waited after super tuesday bernie would have been definitely the nominee? >> yeah, i'm backtracking on boast in a bar, i thought bernie was going sweep everything. the empire has struck back.

i wouldn't say coordinated by, boy, sure looks coordinated effort to hold bernie down, at least keep the race going past super tuesday. ainsley: let's look at the delegates, if you look at the delegate count. we have a full screen. sanders with 60 delegates, biden with 54. pete buttigieg 26, bloomberg don't have any delegates. you're from san diego, 415 delegates up for grabs, who goes the majority of those, bernie? >> unquestioned. we are running some of the numbers and looks like elizabeth warren's strength is holding in california. she's not going to win california but we do this stuff not only statewide but congressional district by congressional district. her strength there in the northern part of the state, i think is going to net her a decent amount of delegates coming out of california which holds sanders down and keeps race competitive. ainsley: could she win

nomination? >> i've been torn with people saying she will drop out if she doesn't do well. versus others she's in it to win it, i expect her to be around a while. ainsley: thanks so much for being with us. as bernie sanders pushes his socialist ideas, how worried should small businesses be if he wins the nomination? panel of business owners tells us what makes them nervous the most. that's coming up next.

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mark meredith live in virginia beach where the polls are open and people are voting. mark. >> steve, good morning to you, we have seen people coming and going all morning long. to your point the big request whether this will be good news for mike bloomberg, he launched campaign not too far from where we are standing and invested so much time and money here in virginia. of course, one of the other issues that michael bloomberg has focused so much on the state in particular is gun control. he was asked about it during fox news town hall last night. >> the second amendment gives you the right to bear arms. nobody suggests that we are going to change the constitution. nobody is going to take your right to bear arms. the supreme court said you can have reasonable restrictions. >> bloomberg, of course, though, will have much competition not only on that issue in the fall but also what's going on with the democrats on the ground. we have seen both bernie sanders as well as joe biden make stops in virginia over the last 48 hours.

sanders even drew a fairly large crowd when he was here on saturday but bloomberg says if they were to go with bernie sanders as the democratic nominee, democrats would have a tough time in the fall. >> i do not think that 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. i think the country wants evolutionary change. >> bloomberg has said he's going to stay in this race no matter what the virginia voters have to say today. there are some 99 delegates up for grabs in this state alone and the polls as you mentioned, people have been been going through all day long. steve: we will know how many votes $620 million buy you? brian: pointed message to his supporters. >> imagine a democratic party in

which working people and young people finally have a real voice. [cheers and applause] brian: does his vision for america work for small businesses? here to weigh in founder shoe makers and joseph romano is here, owner of romano real estate. >> since when are billionaires and millionaires are such a bad word. my parents came here from a better life. they are immigrants from italy. they lived the american dream to provide a better life for their family and children. when you look at sanders' tax rate. his 7.5% employee tax rate, payroll, it's going to kill me. when you look at corporate tax rate going from 21 to 35%, how do i invest in my business, how do i hire employees?

socialism failed. it'll fail here. brian: noah, for you personally, what risk did you get going into your business? >> i would encourage vote toaster look at how bernie is with start-up and if you're starting out in start-up and you're making base wage, you are vesting equity. you to pay taxes on it whether or not you choose to take equity. brian: what role do you think they play in the country? >> we need to nurture that and encourage that so that we can have destruction and grow as a society. brian: you see the dialogue. mike bloomberg, first thing i'm doing i will raise taxes on people like him, successful people and joe biden in one of his town halls said, i'm going to raise your taxes, because you

benefited from the trump tax cut. what's your reaction to this? >> i didn't benefit from the tax cut, so my business relies on the middle class. the middle class needs more money to buy products, consumer products, real estate. if we are taxed, then there's not the money to spend on our products and then i have to lay off employees and i don't want to do that. i have no better feeling than hiring people, growing a business together and hiring more people. brian: tell me about your company. >> i invented a woman that helps stretch women shoes. real estate agents, 80% of the women like this who have one foot larger than the other and needs to stretch their shoes to last longer. brian: who paveed your way? you were born into money, that's the only way that you were successful? >> i was adopted, i'm mexican, my birth mother gave me up. i was adopted into a great

family, unfortunately my mother committed suicide when i was 7. i have pave my own way. i lied to get a job at the ihop to be a hostess. i bought my first car. i paid for global get to ucla. ever since then i have been paying for it now. i have a young woman that is work forking me and using wages to repay her student loans, her own student loans. brian: impressive story. no one gave you anything. joseph, why he's getting the big crowds, free college, we will pay student debt, free health care, free preschool, possible? >> no, i'm married now for the first time and have a child on the way as well as just starting my own business, so it comes down to none of this is free. it's higher taxes. i gave you some of the rates. all of this will incentivize business owners. it's going to harm me as a business owner looking to grow,

looking to hire. we are the engine of growth. you're harming people and their ability to provide for their family. none of it is free. brian: noah, what's your biggest worry and your biggest hope? >> i think the biggest worry how we will implement major changes if we would have him as president in healthcare system. i feel like we are trying to manage what's going on with coronavirus, you can't be upheavalling everything up at once. brian: people like you willing to take risk, give them this thing called health care and allowed them to keep policies that you gave them. that won't happen if bernie wins, but we will see where it goes after super tuesday. marie, noah and joseph, thank you so much. tornado tears through tennessee as we look live from nashville several buildings collapsed, semitrucks have flipped on their sides. we will have a live report from the scene in moments.

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steve: fox news alert. at least 9 people are dead after tornadoes, two of them, slammed into tennessee in the wee hours of the day. ainsley: in a matter of seconds lives were changed. as the sun is coming up we are seeing incredible damage. brian: grady trembell live in nashville, looks like there's debris everywhere. >> there is, there's power outages in this area. power lines down right here. just behind it, take a look at the building. this is a u-haul facility. they are trucks thrown all over the parking lot. the building itself is destroyed. we talked to the owner this morning fortunately because the tornadoes move through around 1:00 o'clock in the middle of the night nobody was here but look at the truck toppled right on its side over there.

and then over in this direction, i mentioned those utility polls that are down. this one just snapped right here and fell on to the truck and then in the distance you can see the skyline of downtown nashville as the tornadoes moved in, we saw videos people took from high-rises in downtown nashville. the lighting lighting up the tornadoes as they moved through this area. you mentioned 9 people at least killed in this tornado or the two tornadoes and cruise are still assessing the damage this morning. it's only been sunlight for about 90 minutes, an hour and and a half out here. they are still trying to figure out what kind of damage they are dealing with. obviously a gas station like that empty in the middle of the night, but would can be filled with people if this happened at any other time. i want to mention there was super tuesday and a lot of people planning to go to the polls today. there's polling location that is have damage and now the election commission is trying to shift

people who can't make it to their polling locations to other locations. obviously with the the power outages, roads like this one shut down, it's going to be extremely difficult for people to make their way around nashville this morning. as we said we are minutes away from downtown and severe damage right here in nashville, guys. steve: just be careful with the wires down everywhere grady. thank you very much for live report from nashville. janice: so devastating. the sun is coming out, we will see the scope of devastating damage and i feel a feeling we will see death tolls go up. overnight last night that's when the tornadoes struck when people were sleeping. not a lot of advanced notice. we had watches in effect around 11:00 p.m. at least and some sof the tornadoes striking around 1:00 a.m. that's why we always have radio on for the latest of what's going on. this is nashville, obviously, the area that we are focusing in

on because it is the most heavily populated and we think at least ef3 damage if not more. past 24 hours, the worst of the storm system is moving east ward although we still have chance for severe storms and flooding in the next 12 to 24 hours. i also want to point your attention to another super tuesday state, that would be alabama including the city of montgomery where we have a tornado watch. meaning conditions are favorable for tornadoes, so a watch until 11:00 a.m. central time. so the risk is not over yet. not only tennessee as well as alabama, but we have another super tuesday state texas that could see potential for severe storms as well. so here is your severe threat today for parts of texas and then tomorrow moving into the gulf coast states but obviously our hearts and prayers are in nashville where we are just starting to see the damage. i mean, i'm so glad that there weren't kids in school because some schools are completely destroyed, however, because it

was overnight and some of the tornadoes were rain-wrapped, that's why perhaps a lot of people were given a lot of notice. back to you. steve: janice, when people talk about whether or not the weather will impact voting, people historically think of a lot of rain or snow. they seldom think about tornadoes. janice: well, it happened overnight last night, right? ainsley: a lot of people woken up by sirens scared to death. yes, they do. thanks, janice. steve: it is super tuesday and there are people going to vote in 14 states. also the american samoa territory as well. brian: where the rock is from. ainsley: really? steve: dispatched some of your "fox & friends" all across the country. ainsley: all right, we have pete hegseth in minnesota and todd piro in oklahoma. we will start on the left-hand side of your screen. who you want to start with?

brian: i'm going to talk to the guy that has the most tattoos so you came in second, dean, third place todd, pete. peter: you're welcome, brian, you're welcome. ly take that any time. and minnesota should be first and if you're talk about the left you're talking about minnesota at least today as democrats go to polls in the primary to choose who they think is best suited to take on donald trump. i've got two democrats with me. allen and siri. alan, you're supporting bernie sanders, why are you supporting bernie? >> because he's telling the problems that the country has and the solutions that are needed and he's been doing consistently for several decades, so to me he has credibility as someone who is not just saying things as campaign rhetoric. pete: do you think the establishment is trying to rig it against him? >> yes. pete: you do? >> yes, sure. he's a disruptive factor in american politics and, you know,

the democratic party like the republican party has drifted so far to the right that even common sense policy solutions are being portrayed as extreme and -- >> peter: well, a lot of people might feel that way for bernie. suri, you are supporting elizabeth warren, why? >> elizabeth warren is a special ed teacher and so am i. i appreciate her tenacity. she's a fighter and doesn't give up but i also see she's with me on the issues. that's something that i need to support. pete: where do klobuchar voters go now that she's out in minnesota? >> i think a lot of them are going to be torn. i think some of them will go to biden and some to warren. i hope they come to warren, obviously, but part of the thing that i think is going to mean their support is going to come down to issues. pete: there you go. alan is hoping some go to bernie.

real quick, brian, roger, brian, thanks for your service in law enforcement. when you look at the race right now what do you make of it? >> well, clearly i'm supporting trump and i guess in my eyes it doesn't matter who the democratic nominee is going to be. i think trump will win handily in the next election. peter: we are out of time. we had to include roger because he's such a good-looking guy. back to you guys in new york. appreciate it. steve: let's move onto north carolina in charlotte, dean cane taking in a big view. >> big view and big breakfast, wonderful hear today hearing opinions. i'm sitting here next to sean, military veteran, we were discussing the situation with the peace deal with taliban and afghanistan. you served in afghanistan. you were injured in afghanistan. what is your feeling about what the president has done with afghan policy? >> well, the president is fully supported military and funded it

and empowered the commanders on the ground to make decisions that will impact soldiers and fight the war the way it needs to be fought. it's bittersweet to see what is going on with the peace deal. i want to see peace come to afghanistan, but i've had a lot of friends wounded over there. myself i've been injured out of the war in afghanistan, but at the sam point i spent a lot of time working with the afghans and so the bitterness is that i worry about what's going to be left for them if we withdraw. >> yeah, they've had a war for 40, 50, 1020 years, have been going on for a long time. >> yes, literally, the only two people that conquer afghanistan is gingas kan and alexander the great. >> it's remained unstable for a long time. all right. you're from south africa

originally. you came from south africa, how do you feel about immigration going on in the country and what's going on right now? >> 100% with president trump on it. there's only one way to come in, the legal way. you can't just jump fence and think you will be able to do what you like especially getting medical assistance, whatever they -- they claiming. that is just not on. i mean, the president is 100% right. we had to do it the right way, why can't anybody else do the right way? >> your son next to you, he's of the same mind in that. your issue, your issue is health care, correct? >> correct. >> what's your name, i'm sorry? >> luan. >> so health care, real quickly because we have to move on, we are going to oklahoma to see todd piro which candidate do you think is -- is best suited in healthcare arena? >> well, we have to go with trump because bernie keeps saying free, free, free, nothing is free. if you look at your paycheck,

we've got increase a little bit but whatever it is in your paycheck. now if bernie comes in, all that stuff, forget about it. >> nothing is free. >> nothing is free. >> there it is. >> i like to keep my union health care. >> there you go. there you have it from mere in charlotte, north carolina. back to you guys. steve: next stop? ainsley: todd piro in oklahoma. >> hey, guys, the big issue here is according to most of the folks that we have spoke with really second amendment and danny you echo that, why is second amendment so big? >> well, first of all is right as an american, not just el rino but as an american, so it's our right. >> this county that we are in, canadian county is interesting, why? >> declared this county second amendment sanctuary county and has said that if the government ever decides to try to tell to

take the guns they are not going to do. >> danny, thanks, you're focusing on pro-life when you go to the polls, right? >> yes, i'm passionate about the sanctity of life because we need to reveal roe versus wade decision. i think we need to have the rights of the child over the rights of the mother. >> it's going to be interesting. that will be a huge topic coming up going forward. ly switch over to this table. charlie, you say immigration is an issue for okeechobeeans, -- oklahomans? >> a lot of money is going to welfare instead of veterans and schools. >> as we go back to new york, one more time on veteran wall, amazing what they have done here. thank you for hospitality. every one of those brave men and women fought for our country. steve: todd piro, thank you very much, we will be at 3 different states at 3 different diners

tomorrow. part of triple d drive-ins and delegates. ainsley: i love that they put the soldiers' faces on the wall. that's great. steve: brian, what's coming up? brian: charlie kirk join us on that next. ainsley: first let's check with sandra smith on what's coming up at the top of the hour. sandra: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve, will voting bring clarity to 2020 race or leave it more unsettled? waiting for update on fatal nashville tornadoes. we will get an update. president trump to speak 2 hours from now. will he weigh in on the race for the white house? big show, juan williams, jim jordan and more, join ed and me top of the hour.

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>> i warned you i was coming back and i'm back. i'm back. [cheers and applause] >> tomorrow is super thursday -- tuesday and i want thank you all -- i tell you what, i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? >> we hold the truths to be self-evident, all men -- you know the thing, you know how we talk about it. we the people. steve: got to love him. joe biden made a couple of

gaffes on the campaign trail on the same day he landed 3 major endorsements from his former rivals, so the joe biden who can take on president trump? turning point usa founder and author of brand new book comes out today call the mega doctrine. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: we wonder when the other democrats oh -- would coalesce with somebody? somebody called and said we have to rally around joe. >> i think there's a couple of points here. the president said it best. to think there's quote, unquote quid pro quo behind soft promises being made is not understanding politics completely. also they accused the president of collusion, you're trying to tell me that they were not all colluding together against bernie sanders? look i'm no fan of bernie sanders, i don't share ideology but i don't like to see people being worked against and seeing the establishment strike back like this. joe biden doesn't know what state he's in, what tv host he's talking to and i think joe biden

might be better and easier matchup for president trump than bernie sanders because he's the most corrupt vice president in american history. steve: why? >> well, look at -- look at flying on air force 2 to china and his son securing a billion dollar -- >> steve: that stuff. >> vice president's brother getting questionable deals. one after the other. it was never looked into and i would rather go up against corruption than free stuff. steve: let's briefly talk about your book, turning the trump movement into an actual movement and not a trump moment, right? >> that's correct. the book is doing really well. steve: number 1. >> number 1 in amazon which we are thrilled about and overwhelmed by the response, but, look the reason i wrote the book to try to create conservative blueprint for generations to come. i've been inspired by the president and what he's been able to do for the country and the results for my generation and for forgotten america and i think it's time that we put into writing what the doctrine of the

successful president is and presidency so that we can learn from it and implement it so this is a trump movement not just a trump moment. steve: terrific. read all about. comes out today. charlie, thank you very much. >> you bet. steve: we will step aside. more "fox & friends" in about 2 minutes. agine 24 hours without heartburn? billions of mouths.

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