we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley. jason, manufactured outrage?on: the senator was clearly out of line and i think he knows. even the american bar association which is left-wing advocacy group says they found comments disturbing so i think that tells you a lot right there. but i think it's part of a pattern of democrats increasingly attacking the court as an institution, paul. dianne feinstein said that his appointment to court undermined the legitimacy of the court. we've heard talk in recent years about passing the court, expanding the size all because the left simply doesn't like the makeup of the court these days, so i think what we saw from senator schumer it's part of a pattern. paul: so you do agree, dan, that maybe this wasn't a slip, a little excessive in the rhetoric but attempting to undermine the legitimacy of the supreme court? daniel: they are, indeed, and have been doing it for some time. you know, paul, i will get cynical, the statement was out of character for him. senator schumer doesn't really talk like that. i think it's all po

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel and jason riley. an, only 40% of the democrat delegates are chosen, room for bernie to come back? >> yeah, by definition there's room for bernie to come back and the question is there room out there in the democratic electorate for bernie to grow his vote beyond what he has? it's not as though bernie is falling off the clip, he's still competitive but he's not winning and you need to grow voter up higher than his producing. you to give senator sanders credit as he just said in that clip, this is about a difference in ideas and how to go forward with, you know, politics in this country and bernie is proposing medicare for all, basically nationalized health care and other things, free tuition. >> joe biden to be done incrementally. both of them are pretty out a pretty distinct separate visions to democratic voters and so far those voters have been going for joe biden. paul: results not a revolution. >> right, the problem for sanders even where he's winning he's underperforming. he was counting on big win

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tvs monthly call-in program in depth we were joined by author and "wall street journal" columnist jason riley. in this portion of the program he offers his thoughts on race and the criminal justice system. >> i think the criminal justice system is an improvement today over what used to be over what my father or grandfather experienced in this country but still not perfect. but i would caution against taking these examples and say they are typical versus exceptions or aberrations, or saying the reason so many blacks are involved in the criminal justice system is because it's a racist system per se. i don't see a lot of evidence for that and i think oftentimes we have discussions about, say, the racial makeup of prisons, jails, but we don't talk but the racial makeup of people who perpetrate crimes in this country and i don't think you can really have one discussion without the other. so as imperfect as the criminal justice system is, has been and continues to be, i still think that there are behavioral differences among groups that lead to something overrepresented in the system and others the

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fox news political analyst juan williams, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and jason rileyswoman, how solid is biden's position as front runner and is it possible for bernie sanders to flip the scrip one more time? >> well, look, i think coming out of super tuesday, i mean, biden could not have had a better night. i mean he swept 10 out of 14 states. he's in a very solid position. looks like he's pulling together the democratic coalition that's going to be needed to beat donald trump in -- in november. but i think it's still a race to the finish and it is possible that there could be some catch-up. biden is in a very solid strong position going into the coming tuesday races. chris: and we should point out that just this morning kamala harris, the senator from california, former presidential candidate, has now endorsed joe biden. jason, we've been down this road before, last summer biden was unbaitable, than -- unbeatable and then warren was on the lead, if we talked weeks ago we would have been saying can anybody stop bernie sanders and now it's joe biden, one, how do you s

fox news political analyst, juan williams, former democratic congresswoman, donna edwards, and jason riley wall street journal." while, congresswoman, where is the democratic race now, how solid is biden's position as the front runner, and is it possible for bernie sanders to flip the script one more time? >> donna: well look, coming out of super tuesday, biden could not have had a better night, he swept a ton of 14 states, he is in a very solid position, looks like he is pulling together the democratic coalition it's going to be needed to beat donald trump in november, but i think, it is still a race to the finish, and it is possible that there could be some catch up, but biden is in a very solid, strong position going into the coming tuesday races. >> chris: and we should point out, that just this morning, kamala harris, the senator from california, former presidential candidate has now endorsed joe biden. jason, we've been down this road before, last summer, biden was unbeatable, than warren was in the lead, if we had talked a week ago, certainly ten days ago, we would've been saying th