rather, former intern of henry cuellar? >> yes, i interned for him in 2014..as an undergrad at the time.. i went to washington. i was super excited. i was shococked by how coconservative he was and it tok me h having g to go to washingto figugure out h his track record. that is something g i think k at now.w. a lot t of people before thiss campaign you what he was up to and how he was not really representing us in congress. amy: you're on the campaign trail now. tell us where you are and tell us -- we did invite congressmember cuellar to be on the broadcast. can you tell us what your main points of contention are with him and why y you want to serve your district in congress? >> so right now we are in mission, texas, partrt of the mt southern tip of our district. our r district is pretty big, te same size as the statete of new jersrsey. it goes all the waway up too my hometown of laredo, texas, and san antonio, which takes about six hours just to drive through. one of f the biggest diststincts between meme and c cuellar is we are e serving. yocacan tell w who

igned sincerely, office of house of representatives henry cuellar. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-hmp of rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on march 16, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. that the senate passed with an amendment h.r. 4920. that the senate agreed to without amendment house concurrent resolution 87. with best wishes, i am signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a commune occasion. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the message from the secretary of the senate at 6:24 p.m., that the senate passed senate 3501, with best wishes, i signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to 7-b. the house >> that wraps up tonight quick how session as members pa

congressman henry cuellar. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. . >> thank you, madam speaker. the first county has cases of covid-19 and we are all concerned. across the country, events are canceled, store shelves are and we are receiving mixed messages when what we need co-hereto s direction. it's discouraging to see countries like south korea effectively more than we are. while they screen tens of thousands, we have sick patients frustrated doctors who cannot access testing and this not right. mucarsel-powell: we must strengthen our health care system so we have the beds, the the respirators and the supplies to respond to a surge in cases. relief to provide our working families and local businesses struggling to cope virus.is i believe we have it within us o fulfill these needs but we m

progressive lawyer jessica failed town seat moderate democrat henry cuellar.me court clerk two years ago he promised us socialism will win and supported sanders during his election cycle. he joins us tonight. ian, we are not here to hold you to past predictions considering we predicted repeatedly that joe biden would never be the nominee. you know -- >> -- we're not done yet, we are still going to win. wees just taking a little longer than we thought. >> tucker: is that true? before we get to the ideology, let me ask you, what is the potential path, sincere question for sanders to get the nomination. >> actually i feel pretty good about the potential path. if you look at the super tuesday states, they are overwhelmingly, you have a lot of joe biden favorable states. a lot of southern states where he did really well. from here on out, that's basically over. and the math gets to be a lot more like places like michigan, washington, states that look a lot more like colorado and utah than they do like south carolina. and that's going to be very good for us. it real

ocasio-cortez back several challengers to democratic incumbents, progressive spirit sheow m failo unseat henry cuellar other candidates as well. h and the supreme court clerk, two years ago he promised socialism will win. and support its interest during election cycle. now, we are not here to hold you dl your past predictions considering we predicted repeatedly joe biden would never be the nominee. >> we are not done yet. we will still win. >> tucker: is that true? before we get to the ideology, let me ask you, what is the t potential past?on your question for sanders to get aye nomination? >> i feel good about potential. you look at the super tuesday state overwhelmingly you have a lot of joe biden and southern states where he did well. but here on out, that is basically over. and the map looks like places like michigan, washington, states that look a lot more like colorado and utah didn't they do south carolina. and that will be good for us. and really it reminds me of 201p except in 2016 we didn't have california and super tuesday. we fill so far behind that after super tuesday we could never catch

in texas, incumbent democratic congressmember henry cuellar appears to have narrowly defeated democratic socialist jessica cisneros to hold on to texas's 28th congressional district along the u.s.-mexico border. cisneros, who was endorsed by senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, is a supporter of medicare for all and the green new deal. cuellar is pro-gun, anti-choice, and has backed private prisons, drone surveillance, and increased border security. in california, san diego councilwoman georgette gomez is one of two candidates who will square off in november for the 53rd congressional district. gomez is a progressive democrat backed by senator sanders and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, vying to become the first queer latina elected to congress. she will square off in november against sara jacobs, a former aide to hillary clinton and granddaughter of billionaire qualcomm founder irwin jacobs. jacobs' campaign is being heavily supported by a superpac set up by her grandparents. after headlines, we will spend the rest of the hour analyzing super tuesday's results.

of those this morning including up first out of texas, out of the 28th district of texas where henry cuellaras in a close race being closely watched against jessica cisneros leading in that race, but only by less than three points and still being watched whether he could be knocked off in the primary, sitting in a state seat in texas. if he does win, he is expected to continue to serve in congress after that. one of the other closely watched 2th congressional district. there.anger she is sitting in a solidly republican district. with 58%lled that race . 96% of results reported in that 12th district in texas and heading out to california, the 50th district of california, the primary race there features a familiar name, darrell issa, the formal -- former congressman from southern california looking and inrn to congress california, viewers know it is a top to primary. the top two finishers head to the election regardless of party. it looks like -- who ran in that district last term against now resigned from congress, congressman duncan hunter, he is expected to head to the general election as t