the campaign for votes, american super tuesday, what and for whom of the presidential campaign participantsan it do? change the new five-year plan, the economic plan for china, what priorities were presented to the deputies, we learned everything right on the spot. russia exports agricultural products to 150 countries, fourth place in the world, an unprecedented result of an attempt competitors will stifle our potential. vladimir putin spoke with farmers about all this today; the president came to stavropol. into a greenhouse complex with amazing size, equipment, and of course, yields. anna kurbatova was convinced. new agricultural technologies in greenhouses are true. this is eco-agrobot-01, that ’s the name of the robot that collects tomatoes, it accurately recognizes them, even if they are hiding behind a leaf, or, like now, behind a stem. this is a completely domestic development, the robot is endowed with artificial intelligence, and determines the ripeness of tomatoes. op. ready , the agrobot was created from start to finish in russia, everything, all the mechanics of the robot, and s

well american super tuesday brings a compelling a super victory for trump for the republican presidentialng counted in utah, alaska, and vermont came out for niki haley, only vermont, so she will most likely withdraw. a total of 865 delegate votes, or about a third of trump's total , were up for grabs to officially become a participant.

american. super tuesday ended with both of them winning most states in the primaries. ll say that super tuesday in the usa is called tuesday during the presidential race, when internal political elections are held in several states at once. this is one of the key ones events during which presidential candidates from the democratic and republican parties are determined. well, at the moment it looks like all the intrigues are in the past, biden and trump can become rivals in the second election in a row. to some extent, the 2024 election promises to be a sort of rematch for trump after his defeat four years ago. in his victory speech after the primaries, trump called biden the worst president in history, and trump's biden a threat to american democracy. tatyana voroshko, senior, joins our broadcast editor of the ukrainian voice of america service. tatiana, good evening. we have an evening, at least. tatiana, what made super tuesday special. in 2024, well, actually, what's next? i will only add at this stage that the opponent, the opponent, more precisely, of trump, nikki

well, american super tuesday brings a landslide super victory for trump. he was voted for the republican presidential nomination in twelve of the fifteen states that participated in the prime. votes are still being counted in utah, alaska, and vermont came out for nicki haley. and only vermont, so she'll probably take it off. a total of 865 delegate votes, or about a third of trump's total, were up for grabs to officially to become a participant in the race, you need 1,215 votes. now, according to nbc, he has 742 votes, that is, already more than half. trump reacting to victory at price. in eleven states, said it was a great evening after a wonderful and inspiring day, and he was having a great time and getting ready to save the usa. biden also got lucky on super tuesday. in the primaries, democrats are leading in eleven states. it is noteworthy that the first defeat of the current us president occurred on the islands of the american saami, and only six electors voted there. two votes went to biden, and two more to entrepreneur, investor, jason palmer, who

hike for votes, american super tuesday.hat he can change and for whom of the presidential campaign participants. the five-year economic plan for china, what priorities were presented to the deputies, we learned everything right on the spot. russia exports agricultural products to 150 countries, fourth place in the world, an unprecedented result of competitors’ attempts to stifle our potential. vladimir putin spoke with farmers about all this today; the president came to the stavropol region to a greenhouse complex with amazing size and equipment, and of course. harvests, anna kurbatova was convinced new agricultural technologies in greenhouses - that’s right , this is eco-agrobot 001, that’s the name of the robot that collects tomatoes, it accurately recognizes them, even if they are hiding behind a leaf, or , like now, a stem, this is a completely domestic development, a robot endowed with artificial intelligence, more determines the ripeness of tomatoes, op, ready, agrobod inside and out, created in russia, completely. ev

this yugoslav case is an episode in this perestroika, we are talking about the fact that the americans have a superime is running out, it’s not easy to ensure, systematically monitor to ensure your strategic interests, your dominance, it has political, military, economic, technological, financial. and value dominance, yes, that is, these are american values, so whoever does not recognize these values ​​can get a tamahawk on the head. the united states and europe initially, after the end of the cold war, were not satisfied with the existence of yugoslavia as an independent, independent state that did not join western structures, therefore, almost all means were used, including support. ideological heirs of the croatian ustosha, but fascists , yes, who glorified the accomplices of hitler and musalini and support for islamists, support for mafia structures in kosovo, with the sole purpose of, on the one hand, dismembering yugoslavia, on the other hand, promoting the integration of these structures into the euro-atlantic community which might have happened without nato intervention. in general, the con

now, putting the wind in donald trump's sales before super tuesday clearly, they're focused on the political calendar and the right of every american to be informed. well, if you apply that same logic, how much more so, super majority of americans wants to know? did donald trump abuse the powers that he's seeking to regain grew that biden that the democratic party tends to do a little bit better than we expect almost every time, given how bad biden's numbers are. so the red wave turned out to be a little red trickle. we did a little bit better these off-year weird year allegedly been doing a little bit better. we're doing better then biden. but how is biden going to do better than biden? that's the thing that is hard for me to understand. they think that will listen. democrats keep doing better. the only hope is that the economy continues to heal. abortion stays a strong issue and people start paying more attention to what it would really mean for trump to get in there but in the meantime, this is the hard sledding season for biden and you want to see him come out strong. this weekend and take this issue on. >> let's see how he doe

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the super bowl. >> john: by the way, you look great. >> stephen: thank you very much. the miracle of makeup, my friend. you have been an americanve to have a favorite part of the super bowl. what was it? >> john: i always loved the super bowl before i lived here. it's the most fascinating thing for the rest of the world to watch. almost a cautionary tale and yet something you aspire to be, the city on the hill. atlantic city. i loved usher on roller-skates. that was a nice surprise. i think he has raised the bar. every performer should reveal a skill no one knew they had. i knew he could dance. i knew he could sing. i didn't know he could roller-skate. i want to see bruno mars struggling. i want to see lady gaga naming the state capitals. and the commercials were great. a lot of scientology. >> stephen: sure, absolutely. >> john: drilling home the idea of, don't listen to what you've heard about us or read well reported about us. why not give it a try? >> stephen: come on in. don't tell any family members where you are. >> john: they are just holding you back from your greatest potential. and volkswagen going with a nostalgia a

at the same time, the american press expects that super tuesday will destroy the presidential campaignale, the only internal party rival of donald trump. last weekend. the ex-president has already crushed his rival, and she may soon lose even her theoretical chances of winning the 2015 nomination. in fact, the same data is in the cbs polls. there respondents openly stated that the us political course under trump was simple, understandable and predictable, but biden and his cabinet are constantly in a storm. journalists emphasize that biden's democratic base is more critical of him than republicans are of trump. alika komarova, lead. attacks. be held behind closed doors without the presence of the press or public. at the consulate general , according to media reports, the trial of the football player may be of the netherlands in dubai, they said that they do not have information about whether the football player is under house arrest. also let us recall that on february 14, the amsterdam court sentenced promes to death. welcome to asia, we invite you to embark on an exciting journey to

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and we're just 2 days away from super tuesday. >> with millions of americans will head to the polls forsidential primary elections. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt brings us this preview. >> super tuesday puts more than a 3rd of the delegates up for grabs. it's not enough for any candidate to lock up their party's nomination, but it could get them pretty close from california to texas to virginia, 15 states head to the polls on super tuesday. do we want more of the same? >> or do we want to go in a new direction? former south carolina governor nikki haley is fighting to stay in the republican race. she has yet to win a single primary contest against former president donald trump. all he's doing is talking about himself and that's the problem. it's not about it's about the american people. but super tuesday could delivered the death blow to are struggling campaign. we're going to fight for super tuesday. trump spent his friday at a court hearing in florida. where his motorcade was greeted by supporters numerous legal issues continue to drag him away from campaigning. bu

an important moment in the american election race today is super tuesday, in 15 states at once republicans voting for their candidate in the presidential election: donald trump or nikki haley. the day is essentially decisive. based on its results, 865 electoral votes will be distributed, which will approve a single candidate at the party’s summer congress. after previous votes, the balance is in favor of the ex-head. state, he has 247 votes, haley has only 43. the district of columbia is the only one where she managed to win, how will today's primaries end, also in in general, it is clear: in several states they tried to remove trump from voting, using the constitutional amendment on participation in the insurrection, but the supreme court intervened and the decision was overturned. the democrats have a large-scale one today, however, there is no intrigue there; the party has not found any serious competitors to biden. white house security and press secretary. look at his schedule. 7am, group spin class, and i'm not talking about him taking part in it, he's leading it. 8:30 plays red chess

at the same time, the american press expects that super tuesday will destroy the presidential campaigny internal party rival. last weekend, the ex-president already crushed his rival. she may soon lose even her theoretical chances of winning the republican nomination. at the same time, despite... the lack of intra-party competition among democrats, joe biden's supporters in the white house are seriously concerned. according to the latest study by sociologists, the rating of the current leader has fallen to a critical minimum. if the us elections took place today, 43% of americans would vote for biden and 48% for trump. this is the largest statistical advantage trump has ever had since 2015. in fact, the same data is in the tv channel’s polls. bs there, respondents openly stated that the us political course under trump was simple, understandable and predictable, but biden and his cabinet are constantly in a storm, journalists emphasize that biden’s democratic base is more critical of him than the republicans are of trump. alika komarova, lead.

on august 6 and 9, 1945, american b-29 super-heavy bombers dropped nuclear bombs on the japanese citiesi. americans are first. made nuclear weapons and were the first and only to use them against peaceful cities, they thought about maintaining the nuclear monopoly for a long time and hatched plans for destruction our country would have been destroyed if we had not tested our own bomb in 1949. our civilization has revealed to humanity the power of the peaceful atom. the heart of a nuclear power plant. the turbogenerator operates at a full power of 5,000 kw. first. the world's largest nuclear power plant was built in 1954 in the city of obnensk, kaluga region. this station was created under the leadership of the father of our nuclear program, academician igor vasilyevich kurchatov. and then the soviet union overtook america in creating thermonuclear weapons. on august 12, 1953, it was successfully carried out first test explosion of a hydrogen bomb. academician julius khariton, academician, worked. in 1961, they successfully tested the tsar bomb, the most powerful explosive device ever cr

now to the american elections, the expected results of super tuesday, a landslide victory for donaldublican primary. a dozen and a half states voted at once. the ex-president, in his own style, is already making plans for the future and threatening resignations and high-profile proceedings with his opponents. well, what about niki haley, despite zero chances of success, she is still in the game. why? georgiy alisashvili, huh? ladies and gentlemen, meet the next president of the united states, donald. in addition, the intrigue remains related to his only intra-party opponent, former us permanent representative to the un, nicky haley, with almost zero chances of defeating the former president at the summer republican convention, where the party will officially nominate its candidate, she still has not left the race, she is still still here, but why is it difficult to turn away from a dream, ego and self-respect make anyone who is devoted to a hopeless cause flee, in a situation like this it is easy to believe that a coalition of outcasts is forming around you in that... it is no longer

there was super tuesday behind all eyes will be on the election in november where americans will pick their 47th president. and with trump dominating super tuesday, is the fight for the republican nomination basically over now i put this question to dw reporter william blue croft. oh sarah, you and i are here just i think you know, less than 24 hours ago discussing that very question. the, the writings but on the proverbial wall for quite a while now. but now we're really coming and seeing the results. let's not forget or be distracted by all the performative aspects of the primary season that it's hard. primaries are a mathematical game. 1215 delegates is what the, the republican candidate needs to become the nominate. that's what of donald trump and nikki haley and previously and still some other smaller candidates are fighting for. but because it's a mass game, donald trump is way out ahead. and although he didn't clinch that tonight, he is very much on track to coaching that and again, barring something unforeseen, nikki haley just won't have the numbers to be able to take down do

this has been a consequential week in american politics from the super tuesday primary landslide setting the stage for november to the state of the union speech last night in which president biden found the voice democrats had hoped for and forcefully framed the fight ahead. the president touted the economic recovery or, as he called it, the greatest story never told on reproductive rights he vowed to restore roe v. wade as the law of the land, and he blamed republicans for not grabbing an opportunity to secure the border, but there was no mistaking that it was also a speech about donald trump. time after time last night, mr. biden drawing a sharp contrast between himself and the former president. republican house speaker mike johnson today blasting the speech as hyperpartisan. peter alexander starts our coverage >> reporter: tonight after a critical speech where president biden took repeated swipes at his likely republican opponent, donald trump -- >> now, my predecessor, a former republican president tells putin, quote, do whatever the hell you want i think it's outrageous >> reporter:

vladimirovich continues the topic about biden’s figure, such a detail, yes, that on super tuesday he lost in americanections of the democrats, a generally unknown candidate , businessman jason palmer was ahead of biden by as much as 12%, despite the fact that no one even considered palmer as an actual opponent for joe biden, well, this turns out to be another confirmation of such wavering positions and the current president . indicator, since in washington more than 80% of the population are african americans, republicans there often receive less than 10% of the votes in elections, and those republicans who exist are representatives of traditional elites who are sitting out democratic rule, let's say, waiting for a republican president to come back, is a lobbyist. and for trump 48%, these are the numbers, the current leader of the republicans is still ahead, well, in principle, the data from super tuesday, these are the forecasts. confirm , so to speak, we must take into account that in reality in america it is state delegations who vote, not voters, in fact, the outcome of the elections is decided i

and yet nikki haley took it all the way through to what the americans call super tuesday. an states vote. both democrats vote and republicans vote. and it turns out that nikki haley did win vermont. i suspect, because those that could vote in vermont were not just registered republicans . and i guess a lot republicans. and i guess a lot of democrats turned up to, say, two fingers up to donald trump. but trump won the other 14 and it's all over. nikki haley has pulled out . she won't endorse pulled out. she won't endorse donald although donald trump, although she did wish him good luck. so trump is there. trump is going to be the republican candidate. and the same thing is happening on the democrat side, where joe biden is all the way through and he's going to be the candidate as well . super tuesday used to be well. super tuesday used to be in the past something that was really, really tense and exciting. but ari aramesh, lawyer and democrat strategist, who joins me now down the line from the usa. i mean, in some ways, ari, this was the most bonng ways, ari, this was the mo

and as a, as a result role in a often millions of americans call spots on super tuesday. can you tell us why this is such an important day? why is it called super choose a why is this such a significant i yeah, i think you covered as some of the main points that about a 3rd of the, the states are selecting essentially who their nominee is going to be. and, you know, this is the fundamental is, you know, the simplicity of the american political system is, it's a, it's a 2 party system, right? obviously you have like r f, k junior running as a dark horse 3rd party candidate in the past. you've seen a few that have gotten some attention and some, both people like ross perot and more recent, you know, in more recent history. but it goes back all the way to the origins. it's just that we've been for the most part since the origin, the 2 party system. and so today, based on already, i mean by ms. by new is not really any opposition. and democratic parties are easily incumbent and trop has very little opposition from the gaily so after today, i expect that we will see either her

so it's super tuesday in american terms, mr. maksym, it happened, what does it mean for americans and for the whole world, and for us ukrainians? well, first of all, because it was super tuesday, it happened at night, i didn't get a lot of sleep because i was watching what was happening there, because of the time difference, there the first data started to appear from... well, unfortunately for us i am convinced. that, unfortunately, a miracle did not happen for the united states of america, well, according to biden, everything was clear there, since he has no competition in the democratic party, so we focus our attention on republicans, and there nikki haley managed to take during super tuesday only one state, vermont, the rest of the states actually remain with donald trump, so far ... and the main thing is that the key states are california and texas, which have the most votes , it was they who got to donald trump, he already had time to speak in that with such a certain celebratory, almost pre-election speech, where he trium

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polls show it's a matchup few americans wanted, but last night's dominant super tuesday victories forident joe biden and predecessor donald trump will now lead to eight months of a brutal, bitter campaign. hre is cbs' caitlin huey-burns. >> i said i wanted americans to have their voices heard. i have done that. >> reporter: after a year on the campaign trail, nikki haley said she had no regrets. but a super tuesday near sweep for donald trump convinced her it was time to leave the race. >> and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. >> reporter: while she congratulated the former pesident, she declined to endorse him. >> it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. >> reporter: but that could be a challenge. voter exit polls in north carolina showed 79% of haley supporters said they won't necessarily vote for trump. >> i always say if it's a biden-trump rematch, i have no idea who i would vote for. records. >> reporter: trump invited hal

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biden won every democratic contest on super tuesday except american samoa, where he lost to a little known tech investor named jason palmer. despite biden's victories, many democratic voters continue to show dismay over his support for israel's assault on gaza. in minnesota, 19% of voters in the democratic primary choose -- chose uncommitted. about 12% of voters cast ballots for "no preference" in north carolina as did 9% in massachusetts. during an interview tuesday, donald trump broke his silence on the war in gaza by openly endorsing israel's actions . he spoke to fox news host brian kilmeade. >> the noncommitted vote biden is getting, they're not going to like you come either, because you are firmly in israel's camp. are you on order with the way idf is taking the fight in gaza? pres. trump: you had a horrible invasion that took place that never would have happened if i was president, by the way. amy: over the weekend, trump reportedly met with billionaire elon musk, one of the world's richest men. trump is seeking to boost his fundraising at a time when he is at risk of losing m

a defining day for american politics. months, if not years, the results of super tuesday have effectivelyd the democratic and republican candidates for the upcoming presidential election. about the battle of the elders, details in the author's section periodic table. rematch old robbers. important moment in the american election race: democrats' attempts to remove trump from the race have failed. let's look at all the political elements and put them in their places. this is the periodic table. hello. super tuesday took place in the usa. internal party elections were held in 15 states at once. there were no surprises. joe biden won the democratic primary, and donald trump won the republican primary. failed to snatch victory. usa at the un. nikke haley did not leave the race until the very end and tried on the image of the mistress of the white house. but for... trump is translated from english as a trump card, and this is the only contender for the main post in the united states that the republican party has left up its sleeve. it turns out that only grandfathers are in the race. by the wa

president biden besting the uncommitted votes but losing to a relative unknown in american samoa we will have the latest from supersday, market this morning about , futures are trading higher as you can see after one of the worst days on wall street in three weeks yesterday and the dow industrial 70 but it was a different story yesterday triple digit losses in the dow and the nasdaq plummeted 404 the nasdaq down 267 all of this out of jay powell's testimony today and front of the house financial services committee and in the senate banking committee we have the preview. weakening adp numbers this morning in the january jolts numbers later today along with the february jobs report from the labor department on friday, bitcoin reaching all-time highs yesterday $69200 before pulling back with the 10% decline on the session yesterday rechecking a bitcoin along with gold hitting a new record high and midst all of this uncertainty were watching it all morning long. european market take a look at the eurozone gains across-the-board in europe the fractional move across-the-board. in asia overnight markets are lower take a

you waiting that we know you're busy and mine's the results role in also millions of americans cost the on this super choose a, it seems is all this i who will when that policy nomination, my gosh. and so, if nickie any decides to step aside, we'll see in those tribe what will happen to have? well, that's 2 great questions. first of all, if she steps aside, if she wants a future and she is young, if she has to support the ultimate republican nominee, which is going to be a former president, trump, she's going to have to try to find a way to walk back a lot of the things that she's dead because she's burned a lot of bridges, not just with president trump, but with a lot of his supporters. and so she has to try to burn her way back into the tap if she needs to have a future in 2028 or beyond. as for her voters, that's the $64.00 question. as you say in the united states, what happens to them? i don't think that most of them watches that breaking this couple of different categories in a lot of states. um, even on super tuesday, you can vote. even if you're a democrat, you could vote in there but looking

polls show it is a matchup few americans wanted, but last night's dominant super tuesday victories forh president joe biden and predecessor donald trump will now lead to eight months of a rutal, bitter campaign. here is cbs's caitlin huey-burns. >> i said i wanted americans to have their voices heard. i have done that. >> reporter: after a year on the campaign trail, nikki haley said she had no regrets. but a super tuesday near sweep for donald trump convinced her it was time to leave the race. >> and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. >> reporter: while she congratulated the former president, she declined to endorse him. >> it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. >> reporter: but that could be a challenge. voter exit polls in north carolina showed 79% of haley supporters said they won't necessarily vote for trump. >> i always say, if it's a biden-trump rematch, i have no idea who i would vote for. >> reporter: trump invited hal

this has been a consequential week in american politics from the super tuesday primary landslide setting for november to the state of the union speech last night in which president biden found the voice democrats had hoped for and forcefully framed the fight ahead. the president touted the economic recovery or, as he called it, the greatest story never told on reproductive rights he vowed to restore roe v. wade as the law of the land, and he blamed republicans for not grabbing an opportunity to secure the border, but there was no mistaking that it was also a speech about donald trump. time after time last night, mr. biden drawing a sharp contrast between himself and the former president. republican house speaker mike johnson today blasting the speech as hyperpartisan. peter alexander starts our coverage >> reporter: tonight after a critical speech where president biden took repeated swipes at his likely republican opponent, donald trump -- >> now, my predecessor, a former republican president tells putin, quote, do whatever the hell you want i think it's outrageous >> reporter: -- and sp

the fight for the white house is in an active phase, will the americans expect a rematch, the media are publishing preliminary results. superuesday, so, according to the first data, trump is leading in the republican primaries in nine states, in vermont there is a tense battle between the forty-fifth president of the united states and the former permanent representative to the un, nicky haley. biden wins the democratic primary in massachusetts, oklahoma and tennessee. let me remind you, the us presidential election is scheduled for november 5. undermining, trust alliance. germany, after a leaked conversation between high-ranking german officers about plans to attack the crimean bridge , is calling on berlin to tighten security measures regarding classified information. bloomberg writes about this. one agency source called the security measures unprofessional and said such behavior might be expected from people who have never received security training, but not from military officials. to another agency informant. called the incident another shame for germany. the pharmaceutical industry in belarus needs additional impetus.

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head of state decided to reject a number of applications. important moment in the american election race: today is superlicans are voting for their candidate in the presidential election, based on its results , 865 electoral votes will be distributed, which at the party’s summer convention will approve a single... applicant, two candidates, donald trump and nicky haley, after previous votes the breakdown in favor of the ex-head of state, he has 247 votes, the former us permanent representative to the un has only 43. observers say that the outcome of super tuesday is clear. trump is in the lead, and not only among republicans. according to the latest new york times poll, if if the vote took place tomorrow, 48% would prefer trump, 43% would prefer the current american leader joe biden. garbage, homeless people, dirt, rats in the subway , mountains of bags of garbage, and also rampant crime and drug addiction, where this year began with a historic level of violent crimes in the metro, as well as the number of thefts is growing, and this despite an increase in the number of police officers and measures intr

. >> democrat jason palmer was a surprise winner of the american samoan democratic presidential caucus this supers of american samoa are not allowed to vote in a presidentiallection as they are not considered citizens, members of the democratic party are able to participate in the party's presidenti caucus. mr. palmer took 51 of the 91 ballots cast in the caucus, netting him three of the territory'siates to the summer's democratic national convention in chicago. while not a household name, he is no stranger to c-span cameras. he's onof the candidates we covered in december of the lesser-known candidates forum in new hampshire. next, some of his appearance at the event. >> america needs an upgrade. our country is entangled in too many foreign wars. our congress is completely dysfunctional. our borders are overrun, and our leadership is geriatric. it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans, are standing up and putting their hats in the ring. we need people that understand new technogi 21st-century whileg committed to the values that are eternal here in america -- liberty, justice

super tuesday. clearly, they're focused on the political calendar and the right of every american to be informed. well, if you apply that same logic, how much more so, super majority of americans wants to know did donald trump abused the powers that he's seeking to regain? they want a jury verdict on that. so perhaps that's a sign that they'll meet that schedule. so the january 6 trial can take place. we'll see what, if any, impact today's supreme court decision has on the voting tomorrow, the republican primaries in all these states coming up super tuesday coming up, we'll have much more all of the day's important news right after this >> tomorrow, its super tuesday, 16 races consequential day, and no one can bring to you like sienna and the best political team in the business. super tuesday, special coverage begins tomorrow at 06:00 p.m. on cnn and streaming on max. >> don't abandon me. >> a second term. we can all agree on by illegally have to read what's in the prompt or so here we and then news hosts comedy central's the daily show. tonight, 11 on comedy central. when moderate to severe ulcer

. >> now, nationwide, voters in 15 states plus the territory of american samoa cast ballots this super for both the democratic and republican parties. about a third of all >> it was a big night fort int- president biden and former president trump as they marched biden now has an estimated 593c delegates, with many more to be allocated from tonight. he needs 1968 to become the presumptive nominee. so far, mr. trump has an estimated 751 delegates, 1215 are needed to clinch the republican nomination. well, a final look now at tonight's major takeaways. at the top of the ticket, we're joined by our political reporter, greg lee. greg, the focus has now shifted toward the general election. julie. >> mike, good evening to you. trump and biden dominating the contest tonight and honing in on each other as polls closed around the country. both men fell just short of a sweep of super tuesday, but certainly began setting the stage for november. mr. trump, at this point only losing vermont to haley. he watched the results roll in from his mar a lago estate in florida, and it changed from his previo

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country or did not work , rejecting a number of applications. important moment in the american election race: today superuesday, which means that in 15 states at once, republicans are voting for their candidate in the presidential election, based on its results, 860. five electoral votes will be distributed, which at the party’s summer convention will approve a single contender. there are two candidates - donald trump and nicky haley. after previous votes, the balance is in favor of the ex-head of state. he has 247 votes, while the former us ambassador to the un has only 43. observers say the outcome of super tuesday is clear. trump is in the lead, and not only among republicans. according to the latest question about the new york times, if the vote were to take place tomorrow, 48% would prefer. trump 43% of current american leader joe biden. by the way, the democrats have a large-scale primary today. however, there is no intrigue there. the party did not find any serious competitors to biden. the new york city subway has long had a bad reputation among residents and tourists. garbage, homeless people, d

that, but the price is still the same very large, $19 million per tank, super expensive and clearly a political contract. the americans now forcing countries to literally kill their military-industrial complex. the poles want to become the largest tank power on the continent , on the european, on the eurasian, as they say with great emphasis, well, russia, china, of course, will be impossible for them to reach, they simultaneously ordered almost a thousand korean artillery mounts, 250 american tanks, another thousand korean tanks, so korean companies and banks had to increase the credit... needed fifth-generation fighters, however, realizing that they were incredibly behind, brussels announced that they were immediately creating a sixth generation. thus the idea of ​​a machine codenamed fcas was born. the italian company leonardo spa was involved in the project by team tempest. finally, at the lebourg air show in 2019, a model of a new and unified aircraft was presented and it seemed to be the same. but a year later , germany abruptly stopped. americans came from small european countries, those at whom the project of

it's not about it's about the american people. but super tuesday could delivered the death blow to are struggling campaign. we're going to fight for super tuesday. trump spent his friday at a court hearing in florida. where his motorcade was greeted by supporters numerous legal issues continue to drag him away from campaigning. but he still poised to win big on super tuesday and he's focused on competing against president biden. i call them crooked joe because he's cricket is a terrible president. president our country has ever ad in dueling trips to the border. this week. president biden from president trump campaigned on immigration issues but instead of attacking his republican opponent, president biden used his visit to push for unity to fix the southern border question member who's >> we work for american people, not the democratic party to republican party out on the campaign trail. the first lady is getting more political. we re elect joe biden kamala. >> this weekend, first lady jill biden is rallying voters in swing states making s

american democracy and stitching together a popular front that will defend it. what is the project you seem, when people like in ? >> the idea that wins is there is a superfor democracy and it is a nonpartisan super majority of people who disagree with each other on 1 million different things. but, there's one thing that is a very clear choice in this election and it is between having a democracy and not. if you can get people to accept that basic idea, which is a popular front idea, if you can get people to see that chris hayes and liz cheney are in the same room for some reason and that might mean something, there's 1 million different dyads like that you can draw, i think that you can get to their. this is an early time for republicans to lock up their money but this is about the time john mccain locked it up in 2008 and john kerry locked up in 2004 and al gore locked it up in 2000. there is this feeling when you get an early look up in the primary this campaign has a head of steam, they are going to carry this all the way to the fall. all three of those guys i mentioned lost in the fall. i think we should keep in mind what the timeline is. >> there's