continues, the very latest as we continue to follow supertuesday 2020. >> they declared the campaign that. they thought on super tuesday would be over. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing! >> we are going to win the democratic nomination and we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> you have all heard our campaign slogan mike will get it done. it means winning this november and sending donald trump back

tomorrow lago permanently. >> my little sister factory -- valerie. you switched on me. this is my wife, this is my sister, they switched on me. >> i believe i will make the best president of the united states. i was not born a politician. >> i was born a fighter. >> in november we will create the highest voter turnout in american political history. let's go on to the white house, thank you. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". shannon: jillian: the surprised i've super tuesday joe biden securing a critical win in the lone star state, the latest in his list of eight other victories. rob: surprise a lot of people that bernie sanders in the most elegant rich state of california and right now the race in maine

is still too close to call. joe biden is currently in the lead followed by bernie sanders, michael bloomberg and elizabeth warren reconsidering whether they want to stay in the race. jillian: team coverage from coast-to-coast to keep you covered. rob: what comes next for second place sanders on super tuesday. >> reporter: bernie sanders won the big surprise california, young voters, the student here at ucla, take a look at this video just an hour ago celebrating the last one coming through the conga line. the polls were open for 16 hours, a long line here. let me show you where the polls stand. here is the latest with 45% of the vote coming in. sanders at 31.5% of the 72 delegates so far, biden a little over 22% with 22 delegates, bloomberg 60% with eight

delegates, warren over 12% with 7 delegatess, in vermont, sanders is the man to beat donald trump. >> we are going to win the democratic nomination and we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> remarkable night by former vice president joe biden who swept the south beating sanderson nine states. he was down here in los angeles. here is joe biden. >> people talking about a revolution, we started a movement. our agenda is bold, progressive. it is a vision. healthcare is affordable. >> reporter: michael bloomberg was looking for a big payoff in california where he spent $50 million. he was in florida tonight. here is what he says.

>> we have done something no one thought was possible. in 3 months we've gone from one% of the polls to be a contender for the democratic nomination for president. >> reporter: we knew he would hear from the president, he said the biggest loser tonight is many mike bloomberg. his political consultant took him for a ride, $700 million washed down the drain and got nothing for it but the name many mike, the complete distraction of his reputation, way to go. it is all about this 2-man race and it would appear to be bernie sanders versus joe biden as results continue to come in. jillian: the associated press declaring joe biden the winner in texas just before 2:00 am, the second biggest supertuesday prize. rob: we are getting reaction from voters this morning.

>> reporter: into yesterday sanders had a solid lead but then monday happened with those endorsements from klobuchar, buttigieg and o'rourke and now we have these results. it is not a commanding win for joe biden but it is a win nonetheless. look at that right there. they will break up the delegates throughout the course of the day was we are looking at the blue big number as it rises above 15%. the big winner is mister biden. thank you for your service. bernie supporter as well. what do you make of these results? >> as a political science major i'm not in any way surprised. the worst thing to happen to bernie sanders would be to have klobuchar and booted -- buttigieg drop out when they did. i'm not at all surprised but

bernie sanders has taken a hit and there is a very narrow margin between him and biden. >> reporter: that is the big take away for today. tulsi gabbard supported, haven't heard her name much today. what is your reaction? >> not enthusiastic about the results. i wanted over one% of voters support. i look at texas as the individualistic state. i want to the candidate who was anti-prohibition and anti-work to take him a larger margin. >> another gabbard supported, not indicative of the texas voting public that you're a gabbard supported. what is your reaction? >> i'm not surprised. early on you did see bernie had a significant lead over biden is biden closed out later on.

we did get what most people thought. i wish we had a noninterventionist candidate who would end the war on drugs. >> reporter: we will be here at the midtown bar and grill talking about a crazy night. jillian: the results are in for all but one state. which candidate had the night? rob: thank you for coming on, bernie sanders did not do as well as you expected. >> it was no surprise to me. we have talked about the significance of the black vote. i talked about all throughout my tenure. we have talked about the importance of the black vote. not as if they did not try but certainly it was not enough just

they vote for joe biden, you can't blame it on the establishment, big errors were made, more individual donations, more door knocks, joe biden floored him without campaigning at all in some states, very telling. shannon: bernie sanders has the edge. >> when you look at texas. and over almost people are moderates. white voters and black voters, joe biden, propelled him into this week, allowed him to do well in the southwestern states, that bernie sanders won and lost

this time. elizabeth is from oklahoma as i am. it was a lot of people shocked by the results. >> >> and california bernie did win. is there any impact? and they successfully prop joe biden from a dying campaign? >> it was clear they want a moderate to win, no doubt about that. no one wants a socialist to run against donald trump.

he will shred a socialist, you can see that in this rhetoric. the idea of a moderate candidate. i was one of the ones that was very vocal about the process being rigged. bernie sanders did come in with an advantage. he came out on top, started this on top with more resources than anybody. it was for campaign management and a lot of negativity. the dnc played a hand on it and will continue as we move forward to the convention but it will be a contested convention. >> with super tuesday behind us even though we are waiting some results what is the key to this nomination as it stands? >> we don't know what the key is or where the building is.

the first thing is will elizabeth warren be getting out to not further divide the progressive wing? will michael bloomberg drop out and helped joe biden? it is going to be contested. bernie sanders has nothing to lose. he won't run again. going to the convention things will get uglier before they get better. rob: another big day in two weeks. thank you, appreciate it. jillian: the military conducting airstrikes against the taliban and. >> the first such attack in afghanistan since the historic peace deal a few days ago. the agreement would have pulled american troops out of country with the eventual goal of ending this 18 year war. >> a spokesman says the strike

attracts tell iran attacks on it afghan security checkpoint. we will keep you updated as since we get new information. >> biden or bernie? supertuesday narrows it to just those two. what is donald trump's plan either matchup? >> liz harrington says he will stick to the strategy of delivering results?

>> we are going to win the democratic nomination and we are going to do the the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> just a few days ago the campaign was declared dead. this campaign will send donald

trump packing. the campaign is taking off. jillian: it was all about bernie sanders but joe biden stole the show. with the race becoming a 2-man race between the capitalist and socialist. rob: who stands the best chance against the president? liz harrington. let's take a quick look at the delegate count. joe biden has a lead. it is not a huge lead. no one would get to 1991 by convention time. >> you are looking at it now. a divided democrat field that was really weak. you have to third of voters deciding in the last three days, joe biden running for president for 33 years, they are not sure about it. this is emblematic of what the

democrats and establishment had been denying since 2016. one of the big issues 2016 was about, draining the swamp and here you have the democrat establishment saying the impeachment sham didn't work now we have to field a candidate. let's find the sloppiest guy, joe biden, who by his own admission never worked a day in his life, goes into government for 50 years, comes out a millionaire, his family and his son hunter with more than that. if they prop him up across the finish line, bernie sanders was a career politician, no problem easily defeating either of them. jillian: a lot of people expected joe biden to get a boost after endorsements by amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke, as we look at the states that he won, didn't expect him to do as well as he

did, virginia and north carolina, massachusetts, oklahoma and texas. what is the surprise for you? >> a week ago the new york times was reporting the democrat leaders in the party are willing to risk damage to stop bernie sanders and low and behold you have mayor pete, they fire of the private jet in south bend, get him to endorse joe biden, amy klobuchar, harry reid, getting out of the race before super tuesday, certainly does prop up joe biden but maybe democrat voters looking at their choices on the east coast, and - rob: do they risk doing damage

to the party? that is going to make a lot of people angry. >> absolutely. to stop bernie sanders, the democrat establishment is willing to do anything they can to stop bernie sanders but they should be trying to stop bernie sanders ideas from taking hold a party which already has. this is anti-freedom, anti-growth, dangerous to the country when you are normalizing this ideology with young voters having a favorable view of socialism in the democrat primary, that is a dangerous primary the left death and destruction, the democrat establishment, they are not worried about stepping out dangerous ideas. they are worried about winning elections and it shows they only

truly care about their own power. jillian: it got a lot more interesting is your waking up this morning. rob: joe biden sweeps the south nabbing texas and delivering a blow to michael bloomberg in tennessee. jillian: it impacted voter turnout.

rob: joe biden in tennessee winning the primary by double digits the same day deadly tornadoes carve the path of destruction throughout the state.

shannon: jillian: the pole stay late industry. >> reporter: tragedy struck you yesterday, 24 people killed in those tornadoes. awful situation. they tried to help the voters by leaving the polls open later and voters came out a little less than expected. maybe had something to do with the tornado. maybe it didn't. 60 for delegates up for grabs in tennessee and the big winner all through the south joe biden. joe biden picked up 42% of the delegates, 28 delegates, bernie sanders 25%, 5 delegates, michael bloomberg 7 delegates and elizabeth warren got one delegate but michael bloomberg visited tennessee more than any other candidate four times and

didn't pan out but here is what he said about the national race. >> my fellow candidates focused on the first four states, i was out campaigning against donald trump in states where the election will be decided like wisconsin and michigan and pittsburgh and ohio and north carolina and florida. >> reporter: he didn't mention tennessee. we are in tennessee and will talk to the voters and find out what they think of the results. nobody is here yet and they will be joining us in the next couple hours, what they think of biden's big win in tennessee. jillian: thanks very much. rob: joe biden dominates super tuesday clinching key wins including texas so what message does that send to socialist

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of come a long long way. >> we are very much alive. >> the pundits have got that wrong over and over. >> you are not used to seeing a new yorker in southern florida in late winter but unlike the president i didn't come here to golf. >> my little sister valerie. this is -- switched on me. that is my wife, my sister.

>> that is very good. >> let's go on to the white house. >> we are going to do this. jillian: the surprise star is joe biden and things are bigger in texas because this was a huge one for the former vice president who cleaned out with a total of mine states. rob: bernie sanders struck gold in california and it is starting to look like a 2-man race. jillian: team coverage from across the country. >> casey steagall, it is a surprise. >> supertuesday, joe biden is

the comeback kid. on monday, ernie sanders has a double digit lead. and now look at the numbers. joe biden taking texas. beating sanders 4%. and elizabeth for walking away with single delegates with 12% of the vote. last-minute campaign push on the ground, essentially in the lone star state, very much paid off clearly when you consider about half of voters polled say that just made up their mind in the last few days or in the last few

weeks. here's part of biden's victory lap speech from california. >> just a few days ago they declared the campaign did. south carolina had something to say about it. super tuesday may be over for them. >> we need a movement of black, white, latino, native american, asian-american, gay and straight. >> reporter: bernie sanders hitting on divers become something analysts thought could have pushed him and given him a boost in states like california and texas where a huge and growing subset of the electorate is hispanic voters and that looks like it paid off for bernie sanders in california, texas not so much.

a big win for joe biden. rob: windy morning in dallas, thanks so much. >> bernie sanders gets a big win in vermont. the same can't be said for everyone. elizabeth foreign in third place in massachusetts. p texas live with the big blow to her campaign. this is a reality check. >> reporter: it is a pulse check. up the road in massachusetts it was a bad night for elizabeth warren. you can't win the white house if you can't when your home state. poll showed it close in massachusetts, between her and bernie sanders but the surge of joe biden's real. he won with 34%, massachusetts followed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren the in distant third place. they are reconsidering inside

the campaign what happens next with good reason because of the big flop in her own backyard but across the border into vermont bernie did win. he won but not as much as 2016. indicative of the surge of joe biden, 51% in vermont, joe biden far behind but considering what bernie -- 85% of the vote it was not the strong showing you are used to seeing from bernie sanders, 25 miles up the road from here bernie rallied with 3000 supporters last night. here's what he had to say. >> thanks to the great state of vermont and all the people in this state. not only for the victory you gave our movement tonight but for the years and years of love and support you have given me and my family.

let's go on to the white house, thank you. >> reporter: a lot of early reports are joe biden did great in the south and he did that these two northern states show his support stretches further, stronger than anyone thought he would have in massachusetts and vermont. jillian: thank you. rob: as joe biden surges across the country what message did voters just sends to the democrat socialist bernie sanders? here to debate, guys, good morning to you. we start with you. what did you make of last night and this thunderous resurrection of joe biden? >> reporter: putting polling companies out of business.

they were wrong about basically everything. the coalition of the democratically coming home to its roots. bernie sanders even when he won, 28% of the vote, even in new hampshire he got 28% of the vote. joe biden represented that the rest of the party does not believe in every government control of every aspect of american people's lives. bernie sanders did not improve his the american voters particularly in the south from 2016 and by skipping cella the week before super tuesday available to his campaign. joe biden comes in with 10-4 last night and it wasn't just a victory but nationwide top to bottom left to right decimation of the bernie strategy. rob: as we look at the states he won, talk a little bit about some of these states. texas was a surprise, massachusetts was a big surprise.

i thought it would be war or sanders. what did you make of that? >> the dnc did what it needed to do to prevent bernie sanders from being the nominee and it might the fourth, joe biden went from being a pathetic candidate who seemingly had a 0% shot at winning the nomination to be in the front runner. the dnc is trying to drag biden across the finish line but have to be careful about the optics. in 2016 bernie sanders supporters felt the dnc unfairly stripped him of the nomination, they were furious, many didn't show to vote for hillary in the general election. they need to be careful and make it look like biden won on his own. that is probably why pete and amy dropped out right before super tuesday. i still think the passion and energy on the democrat side is with bernie sanders.

there is a real hunger on the left for an outsider like there was on the right in 2016. voters on both sides are fed up with politics as usual. rob: the fundraising indicates that. when you look at the money sanders brought in versus joe biden, look at the ad spending on super tuesday, that is an indication how much money bernie sanders -- it didn't seem to matter. whoever the dnc likes, whoever they choose kind of gets the gig, seems that way because bernie is a lot more popular right now. >> bernie is very popular on twitter. rob: look at all the money he has raised. >> reporter: small donations from his loyal army. joe biden turned the applecart over and won without the money advantage without the momentum. it was simply that an establishment candidate represented the base of the party and let's not forget

donald trump was willing to get impeached to stop joe biden from winning. to send his associates to jail, he has been campaigning, the number one bernie brower the country for the past 5 years campaigning for bernie sanders. democratic voters understood that and realized how important it was to get behind joe biden. rob: who had the worst night? was it warren or bloomberg? or is it time they both drop out? >> it is time they both drop out. it is embarrassing and pathetic but bloomberg definitely had the worst night. he wasted half $1 billion but he's worth $55 million so he will not go hungry anytime soon. that was embarrassing for him. rob: we will see what that decides. it seems like a 2-man race now. thank for getting up early today. jillian: voting hours extended

in tennessee in the wake of devastating tornadoes. joe biden pulling out a win. rob: mark green joins us to analyze those results next. ♪

rob: welcome back. breaking overnight the us military conducting an airstrike against the taliban and. the first such attack in afghanistan since we just signed a historic peace deal a few days ago. that agreement was aimed at ending the 18 year war in afghanistan. a military spokesman tweets the strikes were meant to disrupt taliban attacks that have been happening on an afghan security checkpoint. they insist the us is still committed to peace.

we will see how it goes. jillian: airline ceos. to the white house to discuss how to track passengers during the coronavirus outbreak. 100 people have been diagnosed in the us. nine people have died, all of them in washington state. in seattle and amazon employee is quarantines with coronavirus. rob: murder charges dropped against fotis dulos who died just days after a suicide attempt, accused of killing his wife jennifer and heidi about it. 's lawyers also judge fotis is innocent and the real killer is still out there. he claims of the left jennifer's. close on fotis's doorstep, he does admit fotis did disclose hints. jillian: president of hopefuls were not the only ones fighting for vote on super tuesday. former attorney general jeff sessions in a runoff as he fights to reclaim his alabama senate seat.

he will be back on the ballot on march 30 first. former congress and their allies a looking for a dc come back in a tight race to replace hunter in california, congressman from 2001 until 2019. look at this, tennessee waking up to a disaster zone. deadly tornadoes tearing through the state. rob: storms forcing polls to stay open late so voters could cast their ballots which ended up repelling joe biden to victory in tennessee. joining us with reaction is mark green is we want to ask about that was during the storms that went through, the pictures of been devastating. >> thanks for having me on the show and thanks for asking about my home state. one of the storms was a 10 mile wide swath, the other is a 2 mile wide swath, these were huge

tornadoes. people had no early warning because it struck at 3 am so everybody was asleep. i listen to the accounts and folks, as their houses literally being torn apart trying to get into their safe areas and many didn't make it. we have missing children. this is one of the worst tragedies in tennessee history. jillian: our thoughts with the residents in tennessee as you come through the damage, tried to find -- a lot of people did make that time to get out and vote on super tuesday and if we take a look at the delegates and the results of super tuesday joe biden 41.52% in tennessee compared to bernie sanders, 24.74%. are you surprised by the results? >> not at all. democrats are slightly different

than the northeastern and far west democrats, our democrats tend to be more moderate, certainly less about socialism although we have a contingent in the state leaning that way particularly the young just like elsewhere but the vast majority of tennessee democrats are what we would call conservative democrats or moderate democrats. rob: it seems be the president at least favorite opposition would be somebody like joe biden. does joe biden give the president a run for his money in tennessee? >> not at all. the interesting observation i made throughout the south, biden did very well, the very place he has no chance of winning. the south is going to be firmly and donald trump's camp. jillian: thank you for joining us. anything else you want everyone to know as you wake up and deal

with the devastation? >> everybody should know just like when we had the flood in nashville tennessee and are strong and they are volunteering already, shelters have been put up a there are go fund me campaigns that are walking along and we will take care of our people and we will be back on our feet very soon. rob: we appreciate it, we will be right back. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!.

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>> very good. [crowd shouting] jillian: joe biden of super tuesday speech interrupted when a dairy protester storm the

stage. rob: the biggest moment of super tuesday. carly shimkus here with social media's take on the lactose intolerance. >> reporter: a strange turn of events. protesters with that dairy die signs during joe biden's victory speech, part of this animal-rights group that thinks the dairy industry is inhumane. they were trying to milk all the attention they could get off this moment, super and comfortable with how close they got to how long they were on stage. another person chiming in on this on. and the anti-dairy protesters lactose intolerant and wondering got milk, huge shout out to

senior advisor who leaped onto the stage and ripped one of those protesters off and she broke a nail in the process but was defending her candidate. rob: people in texas couldn't wait to vote. >> reporter: on college campuses they were waiting in line for hours. the lines becoming so long extra voting machines were brought in but not before some protesters. and understandably complaining on social media. voting is the core of the government, no reason anyone should have to wait 2 or 3 or 4 hours to vote. it is a sign the system is failing. everything is bigger in texas including voter suppression. now word why the lines were so long.

some volunteers handing out things like water and pizza to make it more comfortable for voters who decided to stick around. jillian: there were some 4-legged voters. carley: the hashtag i voted was top trending on twitter and dogs showed off their i voted stickers. the them are really cool. look at mckinsey who says i voted in north carolina for joe biden. julia saying i voted and in instagram, really cute dog saying every vote counts are really wonderful display of democracy voting and being proud and showing off the eye voted sticker. jillian: when polling places do that - thanks. rob: thanks so much.

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>> the press declared the campaign dead. that super tuesday it would be over. it may be over for their guy. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. >> we are going to win the democratic nomination and we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in history of the country.

>> mike will get it done. winning this november and sending donald trump back tomorrow lago permanently. >> my little sister valerie. my wife, my sister. they switched on me. >> i believe i will make the best president of the united states. i was not born a politician but i was born a fighter. >> in november we will command the greatest voter turnout in american political history. let's go on to the white house, thank you. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: super showdown across the country. coming up, the former vp clinching a massive southern sweeping clinical a ninth

nailbiter in west texas. that race and in next for hours, the win over bernie sanders a few hours ago. jillian: it is too close to colleen main but bernie sanders the declared socialist picking up the biggest prize of the night. it is one of four victories last night, biden once doubted claiming 9 contests. >> still being calculated, biden is ahead of sanders, and elizabeth for limping very far behind. jillian: expert analysis and live team coverage coast-to-coast. let's begin with griff jenkins live in los angeles. >> reporter: good morning. in the golden state, sanders winning california and for students at ucla were voting

almost to midnight. the last voter, conga line going on and sanders was across the country when he got news of this. here's what sanders had to say. >> we are going to win the democratic nomination and we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> reporter: let me show you the numbers, 58% reporting sanders, 32%, 72 delegates, biden 23% picking up 21 delegates, bloomberg a little over 50% picking up eight delegates and warren 12% picking up 7 delegates. all eyes on joe biden. he defeated sanders in 9 of 14 states and in los angeles biden took to the microphone. >> people talking about a

revolution, we started a movement. our agenda is bold, progressive, healthcare is affordable to everybody in america. >> reporter: there will be talk about whether there was a payout for michael bloomberg who spent 50 million in california. he was in florida, here were his remarks. >> we have done something no one thought was possible. in just three months we have gone from one% of the polls to be a contender for the democratic nomination for president. >> reporter: donald trump weighing on twitter saying, quote, the biggest loser tonight is many mike bloomberg, his political consultants took him for a ride, $700 million washed down the drain and he got nothing for it but the nickname many mike and the complete destruction of his reputation. way to go, mike. we will see how california divvies up those delegates

across congressional districts, that will be the story about joe biden's dominant night. rob: a big surprise, joe biden taking texas, the associated press calling for the former vice president a few hours ago. jillian: todd pyro with the latest in houston. >> reporter: a lot of these diners in the south, we ask do you think socialism is going to take hold in the south in an area like texas and when you look at the numbers from last night socialism may not be an american staple just yet. look at these poll results, joe biden a pretty solid lead, not a huge lead, 238 delegates. we are waiting to see if bloomberg will reach 15% to see if he will siphon off a few delegates. much different than the polls coming into super tuesday predicted. most of the showing bernie with a commanding lead then monday

happens. a 3 of endorsements from the non-socialist wing of the party. for those who left the race, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar the one who left the race weeks ago but still pretty popular, beto o'rourke. look at this set to the drive this point home. 28% of voters decided the vote in the last few days, no doubt showing the importance of the dropout and subsequent biden endorsements. speaking of voters in texas, james, what did you think? >> surprised. i thought bloomberg would do better because he appeared more conservative and this is a conservative state. >> reporter: biden is one of those that they say is more middle of the road but you are surprised he won. >> he is accident-prone. a gaffe here, gas a. we don't have time for gaffes. we need to see results, results, results.

>> reporter: your a trump supporter, who wins in texas? trump or potentially biden more sanders? >> no question trump. rob: we send it back to new york, big "fox and friends" coming up live from midtown bar and grill in midtown. jillian: wonder where they got the name. rob: we will figure it. a big night for joe biden but after a resounding win in california bernie sanders. jillian: bernie sanders senior advisor chuck rocha, good to see you. >> it was a long night. jillian: a lot of people expected bernie sanders to do well, they did not expect joe biden to do as well as he did. what do you say to that? >> we knew joe biden would do well in the south. we would've loved to have done better but every campaign would

love to do better. we stay focused on states. me and you and rob talked about this a lot. after california, this is 60% of delegates up for grabs. what any good consultant will do is look at their strength, build on those, look at their weaknesses, 60% of the votes out there. rob: let's look at the scorecard and you can see states the joe biden won, virginia and north carolina and massachusetts and arkansas and minnesota, bernie comes away with four states in his race. do you think this had anything to do with all those endorsement and everybody getting behind joe biden? there has to be some affects with pete and amy throwing themselves and their campaigns behind joe biden. the big loser that was striking to me last night was people

standing in line for hours in the richest country in the world at the richest time in history. we have to figure this out and make it easier for folks to vote. nobody should stand in line 3 or 4 hours to vote in texas and go -- sent people out with pizza and water, this is america, not a third world democracy. jillian: it was a story about that, the last voter for 7 hours or something. >> we are better than that. jillian: let's look at these numbers in texas, 33.6% to joe biden followed by bernie sanders. let's bring up the voter analysis. bernie sanders had done well with the latino vote. joe biden does well with the black vote. if bernie sanders is going to continue on and be the front runner he is going to have to get more of that black vote. how does he do that? >> reporter: when we have a buildup a strength or biggest strength is organizing in the latino communities but the

witnesses that might have been exposed last like, doing better in the african-american community. we will recalibrate and think about michigan and missouri. these two voting sectors will play a big part in the presidential primary. rob: let's look at california and your guy bernie sanders did well in california. a lot of people expected almost a 10 point when. let's look the voter analysis as well. bernie sanders cleans up in california versus struggling a bit more in texas. why is that? >> we did a bunch of work, more staff on the ground in texas than the entire operation that was run by a latino from east la. we hired people from the state and ran rocha's secret program in california targeted to the mpp voters, nonparty specific voters were democrats or

republicans working with them for the democratic ballot. that was our ace in the hole. jillian: what do you make of how well joe biden did do last night and that many number of voters not wanting the far left socialism option bernie sanders is offering right now. >> joe biden was vice president for a popular president. we distance ourselves as socialist democrat in the only socialist in this program when you give all your money to corporations and not the people. we are willing to have that argument. we might have lost the argument in some of the state in the south. there are a lot of states in the midwest where we should lock stock and barrel against trade deals that and our jobs overseas. we have a narrative to win his primary. rob: bernie has race a lot of money. jillian: joe biden, west virginia, landslide, how important come november? we will ask amanda chase when

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we have been warning people these extreme democratic leadership in the virginia democratic party have been heading us toward socialism and i think the people of virginia have woken up and said enough is enough. we are tired of you coming after our guns, tired of you coming after our first amendment. this is all got to stop. it is a clear message by voters they are tired of this extreme agenda that virginia democrats are pushing in virginia and i would argue that neither one of these candidates is going to beat donald trump. he will be the clear winner, democrats are desperately trying to put up any candidate that would come close. rob: how does donald trump when the state he lost in 2016? >> we are in a different place. thousands of people reaching out to my office about gun rights. gun rights is the big talk in

virginia. we have independents, republicans and democrats reaching out to lead the charge to return back to the second amendment, return to the constitution, democrats in virginia have lost their minds. this is insanity what is going on right now. people who have never voted before said i never voted before, i hate politics but now they are coming after our guns, coming after our first amendment, coming afterlife, they are saying it is okay to have an abortion at three months, we are talking about ridiculous. virginians are sending the message that enough is enough. jillian: you mentioned people never voting before, the voter turnout doubled in your state in 2016, 780,000 in 2020. those numbers speak for themselves. one thing i want to mention you are talking how important gun rights are for people in your state. didn't joe biden say he would

have been o'rourke as the gun guy? what does that say? >> here's what i would say. rhetoric and talk is one thing. actually voting that way, he has been in office quite a few years, you can look at his history and where he stands on gun rights. politicians will do that, they say one thing and do something else. there looking at the with proven results. donald trump has proven results. he is for the second amendment. he has issued orders for our second amendment and he is very strong on that. that is the issue. it is all about gun rights. everybody has said that is our main issue. rob: should republicans be worried? it seems democrats made a decision they want to pick the person that has the best chance against the president was a lot of are hopeful sanders would be that guy.

>> i would argue it doesn't matter which candidate you pick, sanders, biden, virginia with a democrat patrol, first time in 20 years we have had complete control by democrats in the state of virginia and they have literally tremendous off the cliff to socialism and people are done. those people who might have been on the fence, they want somebody who is unquestionable on the second amendment and that will be donald trump and he's one of these candidates, bernie sanders or joe biden, they won't when virginia. it will go to donald trump. rob: thank you. we appreciate it. jillian: should she stay or should she go? elizabeth ward with a difficult choice to make after being roundly defeated. rob: pete hegseth is live with a big upset in massachusetts.

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in massachusetts, if you can't win your home state you can't when the white house, elizabeth warren learned it last night, she came in third. joe biden had a surprising finish in massachusetts. he wasn't expected in the balls to do that. he came across the finish line first with 35% of the vote. bernie sanders at 27. then elizabeth warren, a huge reality check has been on fumes, didn't even when one on supertuesday. bernie sanders was able to win his home state which wasn't a surprise to anybody. in vermont he won of the one% of the vote, joe biden behind him and others falling behind that. in 2016 he won with 85% of the vote with a showing against hillary clinton. joe biden and it was before and chipping away at his support

even in his own backyard. and alliance share the delegates in vermont. about 3000 people, 25 miles from hill rallying for bernie. >> thank the great state of vermont and all the people in the state, not only for the victory you gave our movement but for years and years of love and support you have given me, let's go on to the white house. >> reporter: you got to wonder if he was really meeting and feeling it last night because it was a disappointing night for bernie sanders. the states in new england are part of the bigger story. joe biden over performing,

bernie sanders lagging behind. we will continue to watch "fox and friends first" and ask voters this morning at american diner in fairfax, vermont. talk to us if you want to sound out. jillian: people all across the country. rob: joe biden winning big in texas just one day after landing the endorsement of beta o'rourke. what issues did voters feel strongest about when making their pics on super tuesday? jillian: lee carter taking the polls to the american people and she is here live to do that. welcome to portabella's. this guy looks like he's ready

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>> we have come a long long way. >> we are very much alive. >> hundreds have gotten it wrong over and over. >> you are not used to seeing a new yorker in southern florida in late winter but unlike the president i didn't come here to golf. >> my little sister valerie. you switched on me. my wife, my sister. let's go on to the white house. we are going to do this, folks. >> a big night. kim jong un showdown across the country is results from 14 states overnight. jillian: possibly a brokered convention on full display.

joe biden declared the winner in texas after his sweep of the south. rob: bernie sanders with a big prize in california with his home state of vermont, the democrat socialist coming out on top and four contests, joe biden took nine. jillian: those delegates being -- joe biden is in the lead. rob: expert analysis and live team coverage. jillian: we begin with those in dallas. >> quite unusual. this postelection coverage wrap up the next day, have a winner and all the precincts reporting and the level of turnout, some issues in the counties in texas. polls stay open to accommodate the large line but the poll had it completely wrong or joe biden is the comeback kid in

texas considering how a double digit lead going into super tuesday and look at these results, biden taking texas. the numbers being tabulated but the feeding sanders by 4%, 34% of the vote to 30. michael but walking away with 15, elizabeth warren with 12%. joe biden's last-minute campaign push ahead of super tuesday, those last-minute endorsements from amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg must've really paid off. half of voters polled said they made up their minds within the last few days or the last few weeks. here is part of biden's victory speech in california. >> a few days ago the press declared the campaign dead. south carolina -- when you got to super tuesday it would be

over. it may be over for their guy. >> we need a movement and are developing a movement of black, white, latino, native american, asian-american, gay and straight. >> reporter: sanders hitting on diversity, something that could have pushed him ahead to victory in places like texas and california where a fast-growing subset of the electorate is latino. that could have pushed him to victory and helps in california but as far as how things ended up in texas that was not the case. joe biden the victor here. back to you, rob and jillian. jillian: it is a 2-man race for the democratic nomination. joe biden taking the delegate lead but bernie sanders not far behind. who turned out at the polls and which issues were most

important? here to look at the fox newsletter analysis, author of persuasion, lee carter. lots to talk about it let's talk specifically overall what voters say is the most important issue facing the country. 32% healthcare, 26% climate change followed by the economy and jobs, immigration, gun policy and behind that at 5%, race relations, foreign-policy at 4%. what do you say to that? >> healthcare is the number one issue in the midterms, it was an important issue in 2016, remains important and the person who is going to answer this is the one who will be carried to victory.

what i'm surprised about is the economy giant jobs coming in third. that's not a top issue and that is not the same for republicans. republicans usually put that at the top of the list as it could be because the economy is perceived as really good and people don't feel it as important to focus on it. jillian: i'm surprised foreign-policy is at number 4. >> not necessarily the way we are talking about the issue but healthcare is one of the biggest issues for voters, something the candidates have to address. jillian: staying with healthcare voters were asked which candidates could best handle healthcare and they went with joe biden. >> all along bernie sanders has been able -- he has the answer on healthcare. i don't know if it is because we have an aggregate but the moderates come together with joe biden and seeing him as an answer.

that is why -- he is the one that can provide the answer with healthcare. >> doesn't seem to care who the candidate is but closer to what we will do in the general election, overwhelmingly 77% of people say vote for the democratic candidate. that is not much of a surprise. >> one in four, you would think the way people are talking about being never trump, they are so opposed to donald trump you think they would vote for anyone. joe biden said mickey mouse could run against him and he could win and that is not what we are seeing in that poll. one in four say they wouldn't. depends on who the candidate is. jillian: a lot of voters say you shouldn't be able to buy the presidency. do you favor or oppose how much money presidential campaign can spend. 89% favor. >> direct reaction, mayor

bloomberg is the big loser out of last night, expected to do better than he did. really picked up american samoa, not much else. people don't like the idea that he can buy his way in. jillian: in texas the voters turned out, do you consider yourself a liberal, moderate or conservative? tied at very liberal and somewhat liberal, most say moderate. >> this is something we've talked about through the primary. what is the future of the democratic party? will they go hard left or be a center party? you are seeing the moderates are winning at 53% and this is bearing itself out as biden -- jillian: talking about border security. do you favor or oppose increasing security along the us-mexico border? >> it is now in that and you would not expect the narrative

how people are talking about border security, the wall, democrats -- they don't want to see this and half of voters say we do want stronger border security and it does look in the that is not what we have been seeing. jillian: thanks for joining us, appreciate us breaking it down. rob: thanks. 37 after the hour, michael bloomberg spent all his money and time in tennessee, didn't pay off for him. barely anybody stepping up for him in the volunteer state. how voters are reacting coming up. ♪ with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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joe biden carried tennessee winning 42% of the vote, bernie was a 25%, michael bloomberg 16%. all through the south it was a joe biden victory. if i can get their attention, they are a chatty bunch. greg, did this go as you expected? joe biden winston is the? >> if you go by the polls looks like it was going to be a bernie night but we have learned in the past few years polls don't count for much. >> reporter: are you surprised? >> i am surprised. >> reporter: what is your name? >> jerry. >> reporter: did you think joe biden would pull off tennessee? michael bloomberg came here four times and picked up 16%. >> we have three states in tennessee. i expected west tennessee to go for bernie and middle tennessee and east tennessee to go for biden.

>> reporter: did you think that? >> i thought it would be close. i wasn't surprised to see him when. >> reporter: how do you think biden will stack up against trump in tennessee? >> you are in trump territory. i think trump will win big time. >> reporter: we will talk to a lot of voters, don't know what it will be like at 6:00 in the morning. we will hear a lot of different viewpoints. an interesting morning. jillian: i wonder if people are still awake. >> they are just waking up. rob: appreciate it. the south giving joe biden a boost in delegate count. the establishment pick winning heavily in the tar heel state but did the people choose biden

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is got to super tuesday it would be over. it may deal for for the other guy can tell that to the folks in virginia, north carolina, alabama, tennessee, oklahoma, arkansas, minnesota.

jillian: joe biden with one of the biggest wins and taking a majority of its 110 delegates with him. rob: breaking, resulting what this means for biden's 2020 run. thanks for coming on this morning, quick check of those results, one more time, 42.8%, smeared bernie sanders. what did you think of that? >> a big follow through following the results in south carolina and other states, a big night for joe biden. the winner is donald trump, despite an uncontested result, then you have this bernie and biden block at the top of the democratic fight with bloomberg still in the picture. a lot of fractions in this.

jillian: the democrats have been allocated so far, joe biden, the rest of these numbers, look at this vote are analysis. african-american or black, you will see 56% supporting joe biden followed not closely by bernie sanders, what this means for joe biden donald trump matchup if that is what it comes down to. that is a significant number and it matters as you know. >> among democratic voters the interesting thing is donald trump's outreach to black voters in the polling data suggesting he is making significant inroads. democrats have a problem consolidating their support and they have and the hesitancy of going full on socialist to play over the entire process.

rob: joe biden, everyone thought he was done. the dnc made a decision, what that does to voters, that they don't get a fair shake in the decision-making process. bernie supporters will not like that. joe biden is still joe biden. even last night he mixed up his wife and his sister on stage. the focus and scrutiny will be white-hot on joe biden but the situation, the democrats situation is more complicated, not less. jillian: definitely more

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jillian: well thanks but no thanks. ousted fbi director james comey trying to jump on the biden bandwagon but not so fast. rob: carley shimkus sirius 115 is here with how spawned to that. >> james comey a long-time republican endorsed joe biden on twitter yesterday he posted a tweet voted in my first democratic primary to support the party dedicated to restoring values in the white house. i agree with amy klobuchar. we need a candidate who cares about all americans and will restore decency and dignity to the office. there is a reason trump fears joe biden and roots for bernie. well, in a surprising twist, joe biden's rapid response director responded with this joke yes, customer service, i just received a package that i very much did not

order. how can i return it, free of charge? andrew bates went on to tweet that he was just kidding saying it was meant to be a light-hearted joke, not a rejection. we appreciate the vote of anyone repelled by donald trump. but it is true that a lot of democrats are still pretty angry at james comey for how he handled the hillary clinton email investigation. relaunching that shortly before the 2016 election. jillian: michael bloomberg not giving his supporters a lot of confidence with this. >> do you want a contested convention? >> well, i don't think that i can win any other ways. rob: i don't think you wanted to hear that. >> basically nobody in the democratic party wants a contested convention except for mike bloomberg. he even said during the fox news town hall that was going to be his path to victory. he thinks he could maybe come in second and third in a couple states and go through horse trading and deals by trying to get super dels to support him.

guys, a lot of people on social media though say it's time for him to pack up and go home. vinny on twitter or just drop out sandy says thinly insult to bloomberg. compromise to democracy walks in the bar. david says that's one way to clear a path for trump. all eyes on how michael bloomberg wakes up this morning what he is going to announce if anything. he seems like he could have been the knight in shining army to save the democratic party from bernie sanders for those conflicted about that. now it seems like he is kind of just getting in the way. jillian: we saw a lot of those people with those i voted stickers. >> this with a really cool display of democracy. the #i voted became a top trending topic on twitter. a lot of people posting pictures of themselves with their coveted i voted

stickers and their dog. erin, thanks for teaching me how to really access sore rise, dad. dad daughter moment there everyone is going to love this happy super tuesday. jillian: how did they get so many stickers. >> could that be a little election interference? have to dive into that one. take a look at this. jessica beal proof -- oh it was her birthday yesterday proof that i didn't just do more than eat cake today. if you don't vote, then you don't get a sticker to post on instagram. you also don't get to your voice heard and influence the world we all live in. the sticker really is what matters to a lot of people. jillian: people get so upset if they run out and not available. rob: there is a far left faction pushing for dogs to be able to vote. we will see how they do with that. jillian: breaking news just in. rob: two dogs right there. i don't know who they voted for. jillian: they didn't tell you. rob: trying to get fox news voter analysis on the dog.

jillian: thanks for our coverage. "fox & friends" is going to continue with that. rob: super tuesday. what do they call wednesday? wacky wednesday? jillian: "fox & friends" starts now. rob: see you later. >> it's a good night. >> super tuesday for nothing. just a few days ago the best pundits had declared the campaign dead. i'm here to report we are very much alive. [cheers and applause] >> when we began this race for the presidency everybody said it couldn't be done. tonight i tell with you salute confidence we are going to win the democratic nomination. [cheers] >> and we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the history of this country. [cheers and applause]