they've energized this country. can you walk us through the thinking from the trump camp rather a clear statement denouncing the violence? >> reporter: poppy, what we've seen is that donald trump has said he doesn't want to see violence but comes to events like this and says, get the protestors out of there and today on the stage, on the stage he said, it's not my people who are violated. it's these people who are coming in. so you've seen him try to walk the line and disavow specific incidents of vile, without taking any real responsibility for it. you can hearhis supporters behind me shouting usa. a couple told me before the event started they were nervous about coming today, concerned after seeing the security situation in chicago but wanted to turn out because they felt they wanted to express their own first amendment rights, wanted to show up and support donald trump. so i think that's probably a little bit of what they were trying to get to in that statement, poppy. >> and martin savidge, to you outside there.

who -- who -- who does this energize going forward?hat base does this energize going forward for the election? >> it may in fact energize both basis, but it also helps the democratic story towards the middle. the problem is the republicans have backed themselves into a tough corner. we heard them saying you keep go backing down. and now they said we are going to stand up to obama on this. so they have to. but swing voters are hearing the republicans are obstructionists. what puzzles me about this, is if i were mitch mcconnell or advising mitch mcconnell, i would say i get the politics. have the hearing, and then vote against him. >> but at least have the hearing. and if you can't get the majority of senators to vote against him, you couldn't be majority leader. and the president himself talked about institutions today, that really does undermine the institutions which are essential for our country to function. >> this is the job of the president. >> and the job of the senate -- >> to have the hearing. thank you very much. >> my pleasur

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who--who does this energize going forward? what base does it energize going forward for the election? >> it may in fact, energize both bases but it helps the democratic story towards the middle. the swing voters will hear the democratic story and it will sound better. the republicans are backing themselves in a tough corner. we hear them you keep backing down. you never stand up to obama. they said they'll stand up to obama on this, and they have to. but there are swing vote whose are hearing that republicans are obstructionist. and what now they're very obstructionist. if i were advising mitch mcconnell, i would understand that you can't take the democratic nominee. have the hearing and vote against him. >> at least have a hearing. >> if you want get the majority of senators voting against him, then you should not be senate majority leader. by not even having the hearing they're saying that the process does not have credit. that really does undermine our country's ability to function. >> this is the job of the president to ma

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. >> yeah, and trump even saying in the tweet today this all has "totally energized america." sara, stay with me. martin savidge to you, outside the event, any skirmishes or

energized crowd. the mere mention of donald trump seemed to be the thing that got them going, originally when we heard all the projections coming in, the donald trump projection of the state came in, they booed. when hillary clinton was mentioned they cheered loudly. of course, everything seems to be looking beyond this particularly primary and toward the florida primaries that take place on march 14th. a banner on the wall said vote early. >> matt gutman thanks very much. >>> more on what the voters were thinking. david muir is at the decision desk right now and republican and democratic voters right now, battling different things. >> take a look at this, a split between republicans and asked should the next president come from outside the political establishment. look at that, 50% of republican voters say they want an outsider. only 15% of democratic voters wanted an outside. when we break it down, 63% went to donald trump who wanted an outside outsider as president. but when asked experience as a p

if wants to re-energize his campaign, florida is the place for him to do . it is an expensive state. markets, miami, tampa, orlando, sop i think part of it is getting his message on air and spending time campaigning, grassroots campaigning the same way he defeated charlie crist in the republican primary in 2010, that's whatatt takes for marco rubio to win florida. >> trump said he's a unifier. do you think the republican party would support a donald trump campaign? >> you know, that's a good question. and a tough question. donald trump has never gotten over 50% of any of the states he's run in. he's polling somewhere in 30%, 40%. so m me than half of republicans so far voting against donald trump or a candidate other than donald trump. once we have a nominee and if it is donald trump most republicans will ultimately get behind the republican nominee because they don't want to have the country run by hillary clinton or bernie sanders for four or eight more years. i think there will be some unity. however, there are going to be a have a very, very difficult ti

, he might be right about that but i think it's energized both sides. and democrats are going to be just as fired up about this going into the next phase of this campaign so important in just three days five states are voting, illinois, missouri, ohio, north carolina and florida. i'm not sure what this does to the vote there. it does energy donald trump supporters but it keeps him from expanding his supporters and it also energizes this democratic base. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much in chicago, appreciate that. >>> tomorrow we will be live from ohio ahead of the democratic town hall. jake tapper hosts hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be taking question from the ohio voters during the town hall tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. jr. welcome back. they recall lining up in cleveland trying to get into that space where donald trump will be arriving to address the supporters there. in the next hour donald trump holding his second event of the day in ohio. he is set to speak to voters in cleveland soon and our next guest will introduce mr. tr

i think he's going to energize his supporters with more incidents like this because he is spinning it in this very effective way. and we also know that the chicago pd said, we didn't actually say you should shut down this event, we know that donald trump was the one who made that call. >> his words, he's saying this is energizing america. referring to thugs again, bad dudes out there in this protest. back to you, paul. talking about ted cruz, especially when he comes out with expectation saying that trump is responsible for this culture, he created this environment. also ted cruz picking up quietly some big-name supporters, carly fiorina, senator mike lee. kind of sort of senator lindsey graham. seems to me, many will agree but i want your take, is he becoming the gop's backup plan? >> oh yeah. there's long been this theory ted cruz drafting behind donald trump's lead car, let donald trump generate the energy, let donald trump take the fire, and then you have ted cruz waiting behind looking more presidential, looking more sort of established and establishment, and yet still trying to

. >> apparently this is not only energizing me to stay up past my best time, energizing voters. there was record turnout in all but one state yesterday. stephanie and i will be doing team coverage on this one with analysis in a little bit and we will digest them for you. >> that's a very good thing. >> hope you're hungry. >> may need antacid to go with it. >>> you can always go to nbcbayarea.com or download our latest app for the latest super tuesday results. >>> a train carrying hazardous materials derails in a small upstate new york town. happened last night near the town of ripley an hour south of buffalo. one car is leak ethanol right now. homeowners within a thousand feet are on vehiclevacuation or. others are told to stay in place. >>> during yesterday's session, an inmate took the stand. his cell is located near the one holding michael james tyree, who died last summer. that inmate testified that the defendant entered tyree's cell and moments later heard tyree screaming for help before the cellblock went silent. >> his sister testified to him as a kind man who suffered fr

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energizing their voters to get out? >> oh, sure. absolutely, absolutely. i mean, i think the democratic -- the race from the democratic side is already energized in that you have bernie sanders who has got a lot of support from younger folks and you've got african-americans and other voters, older voters who are excited about hillary clinton, women voters who are excited about hillary clinton, but if we get to the general election and donald trump is the nominee, i agree with jay, they will be incredibly energized and when you get president obama out there on the campaign trail campaigning for the democratic nominee saying vote for the democrat in order to safeguard and protect my legacy, i do believe that the energy will be there for the democrats. >> jonathan capehart, jay newton-small, good to see both of you on a sunday afternoon. >> thanks, chris. >>> time for a quick break, but next can bernie sanders maintain his midwest momentum? tuesday's contest just hours away. whether the vermont senator stands against the former secretary of state next. can a

what has energized you? >> what has energized me is coming out and making sure trump doesn't win.hed over to the democratic party, because sanders is our only chance to beat donald trump. all of the polls show it. the super delegates are going to flip, and when it happens, sanders will run away with it. it's happened in '08. it will happen again in '16. >> reporter: thank you for your incit insight. voting for the democratic side on this caucus. interesting to see how it all plays all. >> paul vercammen in anchorage, alaska. interesting. let's chat all about this. first, i am constantly amazed how sophisticated voters are. they really dissect this. you heard that voter talk about, first alluding to the fact bernie sanders says this all the time, he does better in the head-to-head matchups against donald trump than hillary clinton does and talk and how the super delegates would flip. true. saw it happen in 2008. didn't matter hillary clinton led among super delegates, because once it became clear the pledge delegates were going in obama's direction, they flipped. >> that's the bigg

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see the obama coalition more energized than we have seen them in this primary.be we head into this. he was called the dead by the media, then michigan happen. if you were inside the sanders campaign, and wanted to change the scenario, is there anything short of winning contest that they can do the -- due to change that? they can do things like raise money, to suggest momentum. sometimes there was not as much momentum as we were sadistic. the big rallies in crowds he continues to draw give the sense of a candidate he that is very much alive. the delegate count has got to be depressing for those guys. they have done this before, and they know the math is almost impossible at this point. how does bernie sanders stay motivated and enthusiastic when he knows the chances of winning are between slim and none? do you think there'll come a point when the clinton campaign will be more explicit than it is been so far in asking senator sanders to step aside for the sake of unity and focus on donald trump? we will i don't think see that from the campaign. i would not be surp

she is going to need them energized in the fall.f she phases someone like donald trump, so she -- if she faces someone like donald trump -- i think she is in a good place. mark: go ahead, harold. harold: i think if that happens, that puts pressure on what has to happen here in new york. when she gives speeches like she did today, when she lays out a foreign policy plan, when she lays out a specific policy plan, these other things that differentiate her from senator sanders, and, friendly, i am not afraid of a debate. i am confident about my candidate. if it does happen, it makes new york that much more important. mark: congressman ford, hillary clinton had not been forced to the left in any way by senators sanders -- is that a credible position? i think she has fought for women's rights and the rights of those regardless of sexual orientation, and she has been one who has trumpeted for a very long time a kind of tax fairness and a student fairness, so whenever you get the primary -- mark: she is as far left as bernie sanders or not?

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donald trump is redefining as matt said today, he's redefining he's energizing the republican electorate. so all of this money is just going to just melt away because i think donald trump has found a way to not just g gb those voters who are disgusted with the politics in the republican party but he's been able to tap into something that might even give democrats a little bit of heartburn. >> they have not come up with one disciplined argument against donald trump that has been exercised and done in a concerted way day in and day out. it's all been all over the map. even marco rubio's last week, which was some tiny bit of substance but mostly name calling that i don't think was helpful for marco rubio as we've seen in the results tonight. >> we will win florida. i'm confident of that. especially when we have two weeks to explain to theeople of t t state just exactly what we're getting with donald trump. a world-class con artist. >> i think they have not had the ability to exercise one argument that was definitive against donald trump. >> j bush spent $77 million in television advertising

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energized crowd. the mere mention of donald trump seemed to be the thing that got them going, originally when we heard all the projections coming in, the donald trump projection of the state came in, they booed. when hillary clinton was mentioned they cheered loudly. of course, everything seems to be looking beyondd this particularly primary and toward place on march 14th. a banner on the wall said vote early. >> matt gutmanhanksery much. >>> more on what the voters were thinking. david muir is at the decision desk right now and republican and democratic voters right now, battling different things. >> take a look at this, a split between republicans and democrats on this question, when asked should the next president come from outside the political establishment. look at that, 50% of republican voters say they want an outsider. only 15% of democratic voters wanted an outside. when we break it down, 63% w wt to donald trump who wanted an outside outsider as president. but when asked experience as a pre

strong consistent position on immigration, one can imagine some of the voters that donald trump energizedehind -- along with ted cruz it is very hard to imagine many other republicans pulling that off. and the other difficulty is that conservatives have to move at parallel track which is thinking hard about a minor party race as well doing both of those things at once. trying to deny trump the nomination while also trying to organize outside of the party if necessary to give conservatives a place to work is going to be really challenging. >> dickerson: you need third party creation. ruth, donald trump's meeting with washington republicans this week, he's talking about phone calls with mitch mccontinental and paul ryan and unity. what about those republicans who are getting there. >> there are some republicans getting to yes but lot of republicans getting to, omg with donald trump. i think we need to sort of pause and appreciate the pigs flying moment that we're in right now. to have lindsey graham endorsing ted cruz -- have republican establishment which ted cruz has spent his entire time

voters seem to be energized by this action and wildness in the primary. there was turnout in all but one state that held the contest. don't forget our primary is this summer. >> feels like an eternity, doesn't it? >> it's kind of exciting, fun to watch and so much participation. >> love the fact that the voters are energized but everyone is sho shouting. they can talk in normal voices. >>> now that we know the results, let's turn live in our san francisco newsroom with some reaction. >> good morning. you heard in kris's report and hillary and donald. they're talking about each other. what's clear, there focusing more on each other than talking about their inparty rivals. some confidence. they both spoke from florida. trump is confident he's securing groups from different backgrounds, varying degrees of education. he's also winning the evangelical vote and that was big in alabama. trump won heavily there, a setback for the texas senator who has been counting on the evangelical vote. clinton also scored her best victory of the night in alabama, she got 79%

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she'll have to do something to energize them, to get them active for the general election. but the other thing, george, that we have to watch, donald trump just goes in with a bludgeon and what happens to hillary clinton in as he does that, could be something that we haven't seen. >> okay, i want to get more on this conversation. but we now have senator ted cruz joining us. senator cruz, congratulations on your victories in texas and oklahoma donald trump is still getting the lion's share of delegates tonight. it looks like he's well on his way to the nomination? >> well, george, tonight was a terrific night. we had major victories in texas, which is as you know is the crown jewel of the super tuesday. the most delegates of one state. we also had a terrific victory in oklahoma. we're still waiting on results in other states. but critically what we have seen, couple things happened, number one, with the delegates, we're seeing a sharp separation, unclear exactly where we're going to end up. trump somewhere around 400 delegates. we'll end up around 200 delegates. and everyone

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