elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald this is the evening edit. at this hour, republicans and democrats battling it out for government stimulus. markets had worth day since 1987 correcting deeper into bear territory. federal reserve pumping 1 1/2 billion bucks into the financial system. don luskin with his reality check on the markets. why republicans stimulus plan for corona has major problems. critics calling on washington necessary action to shut the outbreak down. also calling on washington for quick and necessary action to shut down their fighting and start fighting the virus together. republican tom reed joins us with all of that. now the administration ramping up the pandemic response as democrats have new legislation now to try to block the president's temporary eu travel ban and other travel bans. government experts though say they do worse. even new york city, mayor de blasio agrees with the president's travel ban on europe. he says it is going to work. cases now explode in europe. we have the new numbers. we'll show you how 20 countries

but queen elizabeth wants to draw the public attention back towards her and the king. >> queen elizabeths rather scared that the monarchy was not necessarily secure. that, perhaps, there might be an element of the british public that saw wallace and edward as the charming couple, and that they could be rivals in the british public's affections. >> so the new queen elizabeth is determined to put herself and her family center stage. >> queen elizabeth is the brains of the outfit, really. she nounderstands the creation an image. >> she takes part in this incredible photo shoot in 1939 with cecil beaten, on camera. >> cecil, at the time, was not your traditional photographer. he was a very successful fashion photographer. >> queen elizabeth was wearing these amazing, white dresses, and these huge sort of skirts. her look is completely the opposite of wallace's look. you know, wallace is sharp, angular, tailored. >> elizabeth dislikes wallace. she blames wallace for undermining and almost fatally destroying the british monarchy. >> and so queen elizabeth is modeled on a 19th century portrait

you said that many women saw themselves in elizabeth warren, and you wrote about how elizabeth warren made what she was doing look easy. and then there was this really powerful line in there about a friend of yours who said she worried -- let's see, she said she worried she loved elizabeth warren too much. she said that it scared her how much she loved elizabeth warren. expand on that. >> i think that elizabeth warren spoke to women in a way that they were waiting to see in a candidate because she made being a woman a part of her candidacy. she spoke about her experiences with pregnancy and pregnancy discrimination. she spoke about being a mother, she spoke about being a teacher which is heavily female profession. she didn't try to portray herself as just an agent or a candidate. she portrayed herself as a woman and i think that spoke to a lot of people. >> you also talked about the kind of questions she had to answer, which she actually answered quite gracefully including one kind of moisturizer does she use, the kind of thing that would never, never come to a male candidate for pres

elizabeth: how? >> reduce acute spikes in geographic areas, that is what overwhelms health care system that puts health care workers at risk. elizabeth: how do you do it? how do you do isn't. >> easily. work on social distancing with one another. work on proper hygiene techniques. public health interventionses that can reduce transmission of viruses. >> do quarantine of cities? lockdown of cities as required. >> as required. it needs to be evidence based and tailored to each area of outbreak and needs to be erational and effective if it is. elizabeth: you have seen this in action, right? >> absolutely. >> you know what works. chris, come back soon. >> absolutely. thank you. elizabeth: chris is terrific. he a great guest. catch us tomorrow night, "dr. oz" will be with us, what is going on with coronavirus outbreak. what he is hearing. dr. oz up with us tomorrow night. we'll get you updated on the 2020 race. democrats are trying to push out bernie sanders. but bernie sanders saying i'm not going anywhe

and poor queen elizabeth. through her mind. how devastated she must be. >> the queen is now the head of the royal family. it is her responsibility. she has the biggest job in the world, and everyone is watching to see whether she can succeed. >> next on the windsors. >> philip and elizabeth are a golden couple, but behind the scenes he's restless. >> there are rumors that there might be cracks in the queen's marriage. and her sister is actually involved with a divorced man. >> whether the conflict between love and duty, it is duty that comes first. >>> you're the accidental president. leader of a nation in mourning. now you've got to make the tough calls. confront your demons. outwit your enemies. and prove you've got what it takes. to be the leader of the free world.

"let elizabeth warren have it." the delegate math now strongly fa vice president, and i think for her, from what i'm hearing from her people today, she was very emotional. there were tears and the like. >> she was responsible for some of the exits we saw. most notably, most recently, mike bloomberg. >> i just wanted to finish up on that. she was the last moment. >> well, tulsi. >> in terms of major candidates, let's be fair about it. i think tulsi deserves all the respect of the world. >> harris: elizabeth wear and didn't carry, either. >> juan: i said that up front. she resented a segment of the democratic base. especially white suburban women, who saw her in some ways as a hero. a heroine. >> real bang-up job byybe if the candidate over the other [laughter] it's a big choice. the only way she endorses biden is if he offers her the viceenc. >> harris: you really think she wouldn't do it to take one for the team? of a party? >> kennedy: her team has been the progressive team. she has made her name as a progressive.

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. fallout mounting after senator chuck schumer fell short on his apology after doubling down on his comments about his threats against supreme court justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. a sitting senator threatening the supreme court justices. this is an unprecedented attack and it wasn't just senator schumer who attack the justiced yesterday. we have the update. to the secret fisa surveillance court, saying to congress, hey, if you won't punish fbi officials and hold them accountable we will. fisa court banning and blocking from its courts the fbi agents who deceived and misled it to get fisa surveillance warrants to spy on the trump campaign. you won't believe what we found. senator elizabeth warren stops her campaign. nancy pelosi says there is quote an element of misogyny here. the debate. did nancy pelosi criticize her own party and democrat voters? we have growing concerns about joe biden's seemingly never-ending waterfall of flubs and gaffs. we have even more new examples.

elizabeth: we're in breaking news mode. edward lawrence, saying the white house holding a coronavirus task force. expect a briefing from potus, president of the united states. as we're watching inside of the room for him to come out. the rest of the task force also expected to be there, including possibly treasury secretary steve mnuchin and vice president of the united states. they will talk about the economic stimulus. he is looking forward to going forward, help offset some impact from the coronavirus. there is a meeting going on right before this with that group. about how they should go forward with that. capitol hill, lawmakers there are looking for the stimulus package to see what the white house wants to lead on. paid sick leave is something the white house floated here as well as temporarily targeting tax relief for certain industries. that is another thing. senator chuck grassley that is a big thing for him. representative matt gaetz was actually told later today, that he has to quarantine himself. you see the pre

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. just a moment the senate voted to pass one of the coronavirus packages. we'll get you updated on that. the president invoke as korean war law the u.s. industrial base start manufacturing now, medical supplies, ventilators, vaccines to battle the coronavirus outbreak. the administration talking about taking equity stakes in companies? that is what they did in the 2008 crisis. nyse temporarily shutting its trading floor, moving to electronic trading. the dow back at february 2017 levels. oil hitting 2002 levels. as white house restrictions northern and southern borders. a global blitz to get to containment. positive news making us sit up and take notice at "the evening edit." more than a disease companies moving on vaccines and cures. exciting news coming out of australia. also china and germany now moving fast. this as the pentagon has deployed fort detrick. that is home to the army's enfigure schuss disease center. it is on it. also ibm's powerful supercomputer at the energy departmen

elizabeth: okay.g information. doctor, can we call upon you in the future, bring you back on? >> absolutely. thank you so much. elizabeth: great stuff there from dr. susan boboloo, leading breast cancer surgeon in the country with a great plan to protect the front line and hospitals. just ahead we take you to the front lines of emergency operations for new york city. how the city and new york state are mobilizing quickly as people around the country increasingly say yes. new york officials are showing solid leadership. dryian chriswell, head of new york city's emergency management, our guest next. cologuard: colon cancer screening for people 45 plus at average risk. some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon cancer with me, cologuard. i'm noninvasive and you use me at home. i'm also effective. i find 92% of colon cancers using dna in your stool. so why wait? cologuard is not for those at high risk for colon cancer. false positive and negative results may o

elizabeth: correct.this is truly, i will say that the deftness i was referencing, it's hard to convey, but there is a structural component to the court's place in our democracy. it is on coequal footing with the other branches, but it does a different job. there is no constitutional restriction or prescription on the number of justices. looking back, and certainly the chief justice saw the court packing plan as a way of the executive overstepping its bounds. and unseating the constitutional balance by allowing the president to pack the court. at the time, if you are an fdr fan, you might have had no problem. but if that is allowed, what happens when the president does that to someone who is not so excited about. we want this to be for the democracy. host: the next chief justice was appointed by harry truman. chief justice fred vinson. we have got some video of him some newsreel of the era that , shows when he was sworn in. let's watch. ♪ >> before the south portico of the white house, the large crowd wit

elizabeth: okay.oronavirus outbreak that tipped the world into a health crisis, killing thousands and it put the global economy on the brink. let's welcome my next guest retired four-star general jack keane. great to see you, general. >> good to see you. elizabeth: your take on china criticizing the u.s. again for saying the coronavirus pandemic is chinese in origin. your reaction to that? >> it fundamentally is. i really appreciate secretary pompeo calling out china for this because we've got to hold them accountable. we're likely going to have pandemics in the future and actually we cannot tolerate that kind of behavior by any country. this is, this is a pandemic which began as an epidemic in their country in one city in november. they shut it down by destroying the tests, saying this was not contagious among humans. only contagious among animals. it was complete fabrication. it took a whistleblower doctor who began to expose some of this who tragically died because of the disease himself. the chine

elizabeth: welcome to the show. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. breaking news, pentagon, federal reserve, the white house doing everything they can to stop the coronavirus outbreak. defense secretary mark esper said the pentagon is ready to deploy the navy hospital ships and 16 labs to test for the virus to help the battle against the outbreak, and potentially call out more members of the national guard and reserve. this as new york mayor bill de blasio again warning the city's nine million residents should be prepared for a possible shelter in place within the next 4hours he has been duking it out with new york state governor andrew cuomo. they're going back and forth. the governor says no, that is not on the table. this story, the fight with china heating up. china will expel "the new york times," "wall street journal," "the washington post" from china. also kicking those papers out of hong kong and macau. all this as the administration and congress ramp up another historic package for the u.s. economy. look at market reaction to that, up more t

elizabeth: okay.action, bernie sanders says, keep the borders open as socialist serbia shuts its borders. your quick reaction to that. we have a sound bite from democratic governor i like to get to. >> a lot of democrats including bernie are blaming president trump from the virus. it is exact opposite he is saving us from it. border control is key part of that. elizabeth: democrat governor gavin newsom joins democrat governor jay inslee of washington state praising president of handling of coronavirus. watch this. >> we had a very long conversation. every single thing he said they followed through on. i'm not interested in finding daylight on those statements because every single thing his administration and it starts at the top, including the vice president has been consistent with the expectation that we repatriate these passengers and we do it in a way that does justice to the spirit defines best of our country and state of california. elizabeth: again, that is the california governor. he is saying

elizabeth: okay. i'm elizabeth macdonald. this is the evening edit. the president just wrapping up the rose garden meeting with the coronavirus task force, giving the people the latest briefing again in the rose garden where they were joined by several key american corporate executives including from honeywell, united technologies, proctor & gamble and jockey. they are pivoting their business their businesses to fight the outbreak of covid-19. he also mix it up with reporters again. let's get the update from edward lawrence who is in washington with more. edward. reporter: president donald trump said it is critical that we follow the guidelines he laid out. in fact he said it could make all the difference in the next 30 days. listen to this. >> by very vigorously following these guidelines we could save more than one million american lives. victory, we have no other choice. everyone of us has a role to play in winning this war. reporter: the president saying that the experts told him they believe that the number of deaths could peak right around easte

every -- elizabeth: this is the virus.ardon, so sorry for interrupting. the virus is changing some areas of the country who we are, where we value? >> definitely a concern. individual liberties are something founders deeply concerned about. it creates tension as it relates to health risks. >> i want to talk quickly, because this is another breaking story, about the police in southern california, potentially using drones, equipped with night vision cams, certainly in south of san diego in, san diego the county there. they're talking about using drones, doubling the fleet of drones, equipped with night vision cameras, speakers, to cover a large area, to get out the announcement that if they see a crowd of 10 or more, they will say, hey, disperse. that is other behavior, right? that is kind of concerning for civil liberties, no? we understand, it is about keeping people safe. we're reporting on certain areas are choosing to do. your reaction to that? >> there is definitely a balance between liberty and health. that is a line

could he conceivably get elizabeth warren's endorsement?ight he feel she would have more impact to bring the progressive wing of the party into a joint venture, if you will. >> she has real political leverage. my first thought earlier today after the news broke was to a moment on the debate stage at her highest point, really, in this campaign, when she was briefly the national front-runner in the polls and biden took the fight to her on health care. and he asked her when he was trying to pin her down on specifics, medicare for all versus building on the affordable care act, he asked, are you for bernie or are you for barack a resolution becaus we see biden with all the momentum right now. but i think she knowings, they' had these kinds of conversations about this before. they talked about a role for her on the ticket. she could play a role here. the biden people want to give her the day as they did with mayor pete buttigieg the other day. there are conversations to come. >> and, bob shrum, you've looked at this from the standpoint of your v

another shake-up, senator elizabeth warren is out. i'm joined now by bernie sanders's deputy campaign manager, ari rabin-havt. >> senator warn has been a great ally. her and bernie sanders have been incredible allies over the years in the united states senate. they've worked together for 20 yea years, she's added so much in terms of policy and there is one progressive candidate left in this race and that's bernie sanders. if people want a progressive vision of the future, that includes health care as a human right, college for every american as a principle in this country, that includes trade deals that are fair to workers. if you want that, bernie sanders' campaign is the place to be. >> do you suspect that senator warren being a fellow progressive will endorse your candidate? >> look, i think we have to leave that for the warren campaign. >> but you would certainly welcome the endorsement. >> of course we would welcome an endorsement from senator warren. we are a movement of love and justice in a is welcoming the sanders movement an

i think that elizabeth warren. has brought to the forefront so many important ideas and important an important movement for sure but that movement did not translate into the succession you wanted to see at the actual voting booth right now it's still an open question. sexism is it no i wouldn't i wouldn't necessarily say that because we're still talking about the primaries right and the democratic party is a home for for strong female candidates i really think that we the democratic party doesn't necessarily think that biden is the perfect candidate but they felt compelled to give an early signal of whom to consolidate around precisely because the republican party did not do that in 2016 and it led to the fragmentation of the party that we still see today and and the ability for trump to get the nomination and go on to win the presidency the democratic party went with biden his poll numbers were better in certain key constituencies we have to take seriously the minority vote to take you really the black vote for bi

elizabeth warren said that there are two lanes. the brainy lane of progressives and the biden lane of moderates. she said she wanted to be something different, and she did not pick your candidate to get behind. at least not yet. >> she we would have loved to have her interest bernie sanders today. i think that is something that is her movement, too. you see so many of prominent surrogates come out today saying they are supporting bernie sanders because they cannot see themselves supporting joe biden, who has taken more money from the credit card industry that elizabeth warren's fighting. that he is taking monopoly money, something that she is fighting. that he has been the architect of the criminal justice bill. excuse me, of the '90s. the harm done my corbel criminal laws of the '90s that put one in three black men in jail. this is joe biden, it's a very different race and elizabeth warren's race. when you look at the supporters of the platform elizabeth warren, it is so closely aligned with bernie sanders. i think we all wanted t

elizabeth warren out of this race. your reaction. >> well, she brought a unique and distinct voice to this field. there's no question. but one thing we hear across the country from literally every democrat is we've got to get together to unify to beat donald trump and unify this country again. what you see now is senator warren being a team player. >> do you hope she makes an endorsement, a, in the next five days? and b, that it's your guy. >> of course. she would be wonderful to have on team biden. democrats from all sides of the political spectrum are seeing joe biden as the unifying leader that he is. he is the person that can take the fight to donald trump and make sure we win this election. as i said before, bring this country back together again. that's what we need right now in america. having senator warren on team biden would be tremendous. >> let's say she doesn't do that, congressman. let's say she does end up supporting senator sanders. reporting this morning there was pressure on her between those two camp

why is it in elizabeth warren's -- i understand elizabeth warren is a senator and she is a democrat and she has all these plans. when she goes back into that senate, those plans will be the basis for her legislative agenda. she is going to be working with other democrats. so i think she is probably going to stay in a little bit longer and hold down bernie's delegate totals and go to milwaukee. she won't help elect bernie sanders. >> ed: you have an interesting column related to all this. socialism just bombed. hard to believe these days but voters still get the last word on what they want from our politics. among other things you think back to the first debate in miami and almost embarrassing that one democrat after another was falling all over themselves to almost embrace socialism. >> that's right. people forget back when castro was in and gillibrand and -- >> ed: health benefits for illegal immigrants. >> the green new deal. putting an end to fossil fuels. ending that industry and all of them were going in that direction. the progressive left, bernie, ocasio-cortez socialism. the one

the decision between supporting elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren and amy klobucharty of them also liked joe biden. so this idea that all of warren's supporters would immediately shift their support to bernie sanders if she were to leave, that is just simply not true. >> listen, we've heard this about african-american voters, latino voters. the idea that voters somehow fit into baskets and move en masse, again, we shouldn't exaggerate that. >> m.j., thank you for the reporting. keep us posted. >>> meantime the number of coronavirus cases here in new york has jumped to six. this as people wonder how exactly they can be tested and can they be tested at any doctor for the deadly virus. more on that, next. heumatthritis. ople because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an i

senator elizabeth warren is dropping out. warren was in the top tier as recently as the fall, with a ground game then envied by her rivals. but her decision today to abandon the 2020 contest completes the dramatic downward turn. 18 states have weighed in so far, and warren has just 37 delegates and no wins, placing third in her home state of massachusetts just this past tuesday. warren quitting cements the new campaign trail reality, the democratic race now a two-person battle between joe biden and bernie sanders. the question now who, if anyone, will warren endorse? cnn's mj lee is live outside warren's home in massachusetts. take us inside this decision and what we know. >> reporter: well, this was news, certainly, john, that was widely expected for the past few days, really since super tuesday when she so underperformed expectations. elizabeth warren told her timo fis -- team officially within the last hour on a conference call that she is, in fact, according our source that was on the call, she thanked her staffers and sa

you know, because elizabeth warren is who our family supports, has thought that elizabeth warren was going to be the first one. i think it is -- it's so -- it's extremely painful in part because of why she lost. i mean i think there's people who oppose elizabeth warren on the merits for sure. you hear all over this country, you talk to people who say, well, i would love to vote for her, i would love to support her, but i don't think the country is ready, right? we've been so traumatized by donald trump's election that you have to deal with both sexism and the perception of other people's sexism, and i don't see how you get beyond that. i feel like in some ways we've been set back even further than we were in 2015 when the possibility of a female president still seemed exciting and fresh. >> one thing that has been striking to me is that for all of the -- if you go back to when joe biden announced he was entering the race, and it was unclear whether he would, basically it was joe biden the favorite with a strong number two from bernie sanders. and a lot of things happened over the cou

joining me, ali vitale who has been with elizabeth warren. as i watched that, i thought classic warren in the end. touching on policy she cares about. also a little emotional, talking about her family and about those little girls that she met on the campaign trail and the importance of women running to little girls in america everywhere. >> reporter: yeah, chris, that's exactly right. i asked her that question. what's your message to women and girls that are feeling like they're left with two old white men at the end of the day in this race. she said that those pinky promises that she makes on the campaign trail are the first thing that came to her mind. i've heard elizabeth warren over the course of the last few months say whenever there's a big moment in this campaign, whether it is kbdebate performae or speech she's given, the thing she's thinking about, how can she best represent the ideas and people that need the ideas to be enacted into reality. today it was clear one of the hallmarks of the campaign, yeah, the selfie line, but pinky pr

"the evening edit" with elizabeth macdonald is next. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald.e evening edit" starts right now. you're looking at a live shot of the white house press room where any moment the president is expected to lead the coronavirus briefing for the nation. we will take you there live. attorney general william barr will be there as well. after another brutal day on wall street, even after the federal reserve launches historic, unlimited buying of treasurys and mortgage-backed securities, this is market history. it is the fastest 30% pullback ever in just 22 days. seven states now have shelter in place orders for more than 100 million americans to stop the outbreak. joining us retired four-star general jack keane, dr. oz, former reagan advisor art laffer and texas attorney general ken paxton, what texas is doing. the other story tonight. a battle never the likes seen before, the senate floor erupted in outrage today, as senate democrats for the second time in 24 hours block a key vote on nearly 2 trillion-dollar coronavirus relief plan, in favor of house de

elizabeth. but the reason. we're really trying to be engaged at the moment that all the delegates are being selected and the reason i'm supporting personally elizabeth is, a, she's a teacher. and her plan for education for public education for higher education, it is the most impressive game changer that i have seen in, you know, the years and years and years that i have been fighting to make sure that every kid gets a shot. so, when you look at her, it's a lived experience. it's bold plans and if you look at what she did with the consumer agency during the obama administration, she actually gets things done because of that. >> that is a fact. i remind people all the time, anybody who gets a mortgage on the front page it tells you, if you pay your minimum payment every month, this is the total cost of your mortgage. something no american knew and something elizabeth warren made them all understand. let me ask you about unions and health care and all of the things like that. one thing we saw in t

elizabeth warren matched it a couple times.end, he's the person who gets arenas packed and they're full of young people. if gu to a college compass, the only campus you're likely to see on gear, you will see bernie sanders gear. and beyond college campuses, young people who don't have college degrees, suffering in this economy, ten years after the recession, there is a lot of support for bernie sanders across all economic groups. you saw that with latino voters, in the deep south with black voters. the problem has been the turnout surge for everybody else. it wasn't that young people were staying home. it was that take virginia for example, bernie sanders' vote increased from 2016 to 2020, by about 30,000 votes or so. we'll get more counted officially. increased by more than 200,000 counts. it was the revenge of everyone but young people. >> it's not going to be the same anywhere. i do want to point out what we had on the screen a moment ago. i'm going to look over to my left because that's where that screen is. in alabama, the

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rig your reaction to elizabeth warren?atriot, along with pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar. they're putting country above party above their own egos, unlike the republicans during their primary who stayed in and allowed donald trump to get the nomination. so i'm very proud of her and of all the other candidates that really cared deeply about the future of the country. >> so elizabeth warren dropping out leaves essentially a two-way race. it's joe biden and bernie sanders now, and the florida primary is two weeks out. fellow florida democrat val demings she endorsed joe biden this morning. i know that you have said you would not endorse before the florida primary, but just looking at the last 24 hours, a lot has changed. so where are you? >> what hasn't changed is my promise to my own constituents that i wouldn't endorse until after i heard from them. so i think i will stay out of the primary, though i've made it very clear my very strong negative feelings about bernie sanders, about his attitude and his words on cuba, about th

we saw elizabeth warren surging. that was a moment in time in this election when joe biden was starting to flounder and mike has said over and over again he doesn't believe a democratic socialist message can defeat trump so with joe biden who has similar -- very similar platform is moving forward, mayor bloomberg will get behind him. one of the ways this could be massively helpful for biden is the digital platform. you have only seen bloomberg and donald trump's digital efforts being able to go head to head. this can super charge joe biden and i would say one other thing. donald trump's argument that without donald trump the economy is going to fail, a socialist will tank the economy. that sort of flies out window. yesterday, the federal reserve had an emergency rate cut and joe biden backed by -- excuse me, michael bloomberg there's no way you can push they're democratic socialists. all of that sort of flies out the window and puts donald trump on the heels which is what the entire democratic front-runners are tryin

elizabeth: great to see you.'s bring in my next guest, respected guy on "wall street", he is wells fargo's possible top economist. what will it take to stop the market plunge? >> we got to get some clarity. the market, a lack of information, nobody knows how this is going to play out. just getting worse because we are ramping up the testing as the number of confirmed cases is going up and the number of serious cases is going up. the markets not going to go into the weekend with any outcome at all. it doesn't surprise me we sold off today but i would like to see some action on that side. it would help ensure that it would have something positive at the end of the spring would help mitigate the downside risk of the economy. elizabeth: the market settle down under three conditions, when the cases peak and plateau. we know the cases are peaking and plateauing in china, south korea and japan. that took about two or three months. as i feel like we are going to be in the weeds for a couple of months and then we are out

you know, because elizabeth warren is who our family supports, has thought that elizabeth warren was going to be the first one. i think it is -- it's so -- it's extremely painful in part

elizabeth warren destroyed bloomberg.arren, not joe biden, destroyed bloomberg a knock that out. >> harris: jason? >> i totally agree with van jones. the number one thing elizabeth warren did was take the fight to bloomberg. he was bumbling as it was. but he really went -- she really went after him and made a fundamental difference. you couple that with buttigieg and klobuchar dropping out, that was enough. it wasn't as if joe biden suddenly surged. he didn't have some massive ground campaign. he wasn't spending a bunch of money. he didn't come up with a new policy. it was a process of elimination. now elizabeth warren, if she wants to help joe biden, she stays in the race. because she takes votes for bernie sanders. >> harris: just hearing you say that, it is so counterintuitive to who she says she is when she started this whole thing in her kitchen with the green cabinets, where has been saying, "i'm going to drink me a beer." who is this candidate going forward? does she try this again? >> probably not. she's in her 70

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since we all began this a few weeks ago bernie sanders and 68 and the senator from massachusetts elizabeth warren right now it's 8 delegates the magic number they need to get to is 1991 not tonight there are still many more contests but overall when all is said and done the goal is 1991 all right daryn back to you all right michelle thank you very much for that all right so polls in north carolina have just closed john hendren is live for us there now he's at a polling station in charlotte so john we're hearing that polls a just close down but there was a delay will happen. that's right daryn we understand that at one polling place there was a delay there were enough ballots and so they're extending the hours of that particular place so that all those people have been waiting to complete their voting but at the other stations like this one here it's close these are the finally voters that you see over my shoulder they have been allowed in the door but that door is closed and locked nobody else from coming here and that means that they will begin tallying the votes here right now and let me

elizabeth warren at 16.8.es above 15% collecting delegates. >> what about massachusetts and minnesota? >> let's take a look there. up in massachusetts, 90 delegates at stake, wolf. joe biden, 32.5% of the vote right now. remember, only 12% is in. we have a lot of counting to do in massachusetts. bernie sanders 26.4. elizabeth warren her home state, she's at third at 23.1. candidates splitting delegates there. minnesota, 25 delegates at stake. you've got joe biden, 35.6%. 30% of the vote is in so lots more to go here. if this were to be where it landed, bernie sanders close behind, 32.5%. elizabeth warren yet again, above the 15% threshold. she's at 18% statewide. three candidates splitting delegates there. >> what about tennessee and oklahoma? >> good question. 64 delegates at stake in tennessee. here you go. sorry. you got joe biden 36.1%, bernie sanders at 24.7. this time it's michael bloomberg again above 15% at 19%. three candidates, 42% of the vote in. if this is where it ended, multiple people, not just

sanders and elizabeth warren a distant third.izabeth warren, so many states falling below 15% meaning out of the delegate hunt. out of north carolina, senator warren out of the delegate hunt. places where she was born, in oklahoma, very disappointing, out of the delegate count. she has a tough choice and you can sense she knew this was coming saw biden winning south carolina and making an appeal before tuesday's vote with her supporters, stick with me. >> the prediction has been a terrible business, and the pundits have gotten it wrong over and over. so, here's my advice. cast a vote that will make you proud. cast a vote from your heart. and vote for the person you think will make the best president of the united states of america. >> a lot of stunning things in this campaign, most importantly at the moment, the resurgence of joe biden. if you go back and look at the summertime, the conversations we were having at this table over the summertime about the growth of elizabeth warren, to see what has happened to her is frankly stunn

there were women who didn't like elizabeth warren. well, i'm here to tell you internalized sexism is a thing because boys and girls grow up in a sexist culture. we see the same messages that teach us that men are superior to women and women of color get that message doubly. so i think these are all things we have to examine. until we confront this and admit that sexism played a part in this we can't move forward. >> amanda? >> i agree with zer luna. it's sexist talk. we talked about likability, but at least we're seeing it and naming it and calling out people who are performing it which is a little bit further step to progress. >> thank you all for being with us for that conversation. i appreciate it. >>> coming up another rocky ride on wall street today with stocks down right now 425 points. so is president trump's economy really as strong as he makes it out to be? we have another reality check. >>> check out the video, bailey warren, snatching a burrito out of a staffer's hand going viral. elizabeth warren said that the pressure got