jill biden, and his sister. an animal rights activist attempted to interrupt the speech at one point. [cheers and applause] biden: hello, hello, hello! it's a good night. and it seems to be getting even better. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. by the way, this is my little sister, valerie. i am jill's husband. they switched on me. this is my wife, and this is my sister. they switched on me! [laughter] folks, it is still early, but things are looking awful good. [applause] for those who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign! just a few days ago, the pundits had declared the campaign dead. then came south carolina and they had something to say about it. [applause] we were told when you got to super tuesday, it would be over. well, it may be over for the other guy. [cheers and applause] tell that to the folks in virginia, north carolina, alabama, tennessee, oklahoma, arkansas, minnesota! [cheers and applause] and maybe even massachusetts. it is too close to call. we ar

and for jill, jill looks like she is directing a patient in the memory care unit half the time. i mean, i'm saying what peoplere all across the country are thinking, and it is sad, and i think it is a disservice to the man. i think it is a disservice to inhim, let alone our country. i know -- [laughs] i guess i said everything i can say. go ahead, quick. >> chris, did you not find it mildly hilarious that the party has been us class warfare and identity politics are everything for thes last three decades, and have nominated two old, white millionaires who never had real jobs and got rich in government? you don't find that mildly hilarious?ev you think america is not onto this shtick? you may be the only one -- >> the party that has played racialal politics hasn't nominad old, white, rich billionaires who have never had a job that his father didn't give him. >> laura: all rightli gentlemen, thank you so much. joe biden's unexpected super tuesday sweep has the pundit class asking, who really deserves credit for it? the deep thinkers of msnbc had some w theories. >> it was a result

it is not about me, jill, or valerie. it is about you, about our communities. paraphrasing robert brown. he said, "our reach should exceed our grasp." there is no doubt in my mind we can grasp what ever we reach for. , i quote anentlemen english poet -- let me click a real poet now, an irish poet. [applause] "theote a poem called cure of troy." i believe this from the bottom of my being. he said, history says, don't hope on this side of the grave, but then once in a lifetime, the tidal wave of justice rises up and hope in history rise. we can make hope in history rhyme. there is nothing we cannot do. future.about the not about the past. it is about our children and our grandchildren. it is about leading the world once again. [applause] folks, we just have to remember who we are. by lord, this is usenet official america. it is time for them -- this is the united states of america. it is time for america to get back up and once again stand up to the position that we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men and women were created equal. we have to realize

and then another over here. >> hi, jill. what moment in the last two years was so heartbreaking and untour rating that you wanted to tell msnbc, you know what? i'm on a train to washington, and i've got to get there. what really made you mad? >> the list is so long, but the most recent was listening to the vote on impeachment. it wasn't a yea or nay, it wasn't impeachable or not um peach bl. every senator had to utter the words not guilty. each those like lamar alexander and ben sasse who said the evidence is overwhelming, yes, he did it, but it's not um peach bl. that's a ridiculous argument. for them to say not guilty, that was so painful to me that i was screaming at the television. it was beyond with -- beyond horrible. >> jill, we've focused a lot on the impeachment process, but there was a special prosecutor like you were part of the special prosecutor. what's your view of mueller, and did he fail or did he do his job? >> well, and that question is from a law school classmate of mine and friend of my former the husband

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biden now at this point we've got many figures in the democratic establishment or lining up behind jill biden many observers are viewing this as a sensually an effort to defeat and stop bernie sanders the upsurge of support for bernie sanders is seen as a threat to the democratic party establishment i think there was there's certainly been a concerted effort as far as i can tell by what we could call moderates in the democratic party to try to find a candidate behind whom they can unite and that would be that would be vice president biden so i would be very surprised if pressure had not been brought to bear on. club which are and bloomberg to get out of the race i think most democratic party officials particularly those. elected officials their biggest concern is not actually defeating donald trump it's making sure that they stay reelected this is why i think so many people in the democratic party were really concerned about senator sanders being the nominee it's it's not just that he would not be able to defeat donald trump but that he might cause severe reaction among voters with many

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if a vote for jill stein in 2016 was a vote for trump then a vote for warren today is a vote for joe biden so really i don't make the rules us political analyst or john maybe iraq i think elizabeth warren's turn of fortune things calm enough for her previous comments about the green party i guess for elizabeth warren this is kind of karma but what we've seen is the general chaos in the in the democratic party is quite clear that the democratic establishment are they have a plan in their plan is to. is to advance a so-called centrist and that's exactly what they did coming out of south carolina they use. biden's win to south carolina to to create momentum and to encourage it and i think colin and amy 2 from minnesota to drop out so that all of the fire can be directed toward bernie sanders and a little bit want to play the role in that by staying in the race but they she completely devastated michael bloomberg but she also undermined bernie sanders but the fact the focus really should just be on elizabeth warren the focus should be on the kind of machinations coming from the democrati

biden now at this point we've got many figures in the democratic establishment or lining up behind it jill biden many observers are viewing this as a sensually an effort to defeat and stop bernie sanders the upsurge of support for bernie sanders is seen as a threat to the democratic party establishment let's take a review of the efforts to defeat burning sanders it's been a long winter for the democrats they've been feeling the cold burn oh you know we know you believe it was going to hear your primary was 43. years with no one that it was but now as the spring rolls in the party has descended into panic i think it's a little late to stop and i think that's the problem the game it is pretty much over reading last night about the fall of france in the summer of $940.00 and then general reno cause of churchill and says it's over can either coronavirus or bernie sanders be stopped totally transform society with firing squads dungeon torture and exile so he's been pretty clear that's what he supports morning standards but stopping the burning machine is not an easy task after all most rank and

me, jill and are, our daughter ashley, my son hunter who has been on the phone straight through for memy brothers, my sisters, my two brothers, my sister, my five grandchildren, my four granddaughters who have come out on the campaign trail will never forget what you have done for us. [cheers] mr. biden: we can say without fear of contradictions, the bidens love you guys, man. the bidens love you. that's real. folks, now we need to stand behind kenny harrison. south carolina. we need to send joe cunningham back to the house of representatives. [cheers] all then: all of us, bidens thank you. thank you for everything you've done for us. folks, so here's the deal. let's get back up. we are brave, we are resilient people. we can believe again. we are better than this president, so get up, take back our country. it is the united states of america. there is nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. [applause] ♪

jill bided his sister. protesters attempted to interrupt his speech at one point.iden: hello, hello, hello! it is a good night. it is a good night. and it seems to be getting even better. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. by the way, this is my little sister, valerie. -- no,m joe's husband they switched on me. this is my wife, this is my sister. they switched on me. folks, it is still early but things are looking awful, awful good. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: for those who have been knocked down, counted out, left hind, this is your campaign. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: just a few days ago, the press and the pundits declared the campaign dead. and then came south carolina. they had something to say about it. and we are told when you got to super tuesday, it would be over. well, it may be over for the other guy. tell that to the folks in virginia. alabama,olina, oklahoma, arkansas, minnesota! massachusetts. it is too close to call. we are still waiting for texas and california and a few other small states to come in. it is looking good. i am he

jill biden have for it? one of them, dr. jill biden. >> the other simone sanders, spokesperson and body guard. black women saved a biden campaign. in south carolina and saved a the bidens. i'm going to let the campaign comment specifically about secret service protekds. it is nerve racking. watching last night was nerve racking but i have a lot of confidence in our security people and we'll let the secret service play out the appropriate way. >> ideas and we hope everybody on the trail stays safe. congrats on leeading us through that. and when when we come back, with mike bloomberg out of the race, how much he's willing to spend to keep donald trump out of the white house. and nearly a year ago donald trump put into motion a scheme so diabolical he got impeached carrying it out. what will donald trump try next? also ahead bernie sanders goes on the offense against the new frontrunner, using president obama to help him. we'll go inside the new democratic battle. inside the n democratic battle. your mission: stand up to modera

trump closer to the white house would love to see the venn diagram of people who are still mad at jill stein for being a spoiler in 2016 and those now insisting the war on one be helping by the name she stays in the race for the record if you're blaming warren for tonight's results maybe you should reconsider your defense of voting for jill stein if a vote for jules stein in 2016 was a vote for trump then a vote for war and today is a vote for joe biden sorry i didn't make the rules. yellow for the reaction on this u.s. political analyst a gentleman say is elizabeth warren's turn of fortune's is karma for her previous comments about the green party. i guess for elizabeth warren this is kind of carmel but what we see that is the general chaos in the in the democratic party is quite clear that the democratic establishment are they have a plan their plan is to. is to advance a so-called centrist and that's exactly what they did coming out of south carolina the use of biden's win to south carolina to to create momentum and to encourage it and i think colin and amy 2 from minnesota to drop

jill, thank you. and tonight, doctors and nurses on the front lines are worried if america's 6,000 hospitals will have enough beds and supplies to handle the outbreak. new york's governor is now calling for military bases to be used as makeshift care centers. carter evans has more on the race to respond. >> you now have this influx you can't handle. you overwhelm the hospitals. you have people on gurneys in hallways. that is what is going to happen now if we do nothing. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is sounding the alarm. we could see scenes like this from hospitals in italy unfolding here in the u.s. >> our hospitals are not prepared. >> reporter: bonnie castillo is executive director of national nurses united. she says the biggest problem right now is a lack of medical supplies. nurses and doctors are already getting sick. >> yes, that's true, and more will. and as more get s and have exposure, we get sidelined. and then who is there to take care of the patients? >> reporter: to get th

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jill's willingness to sacrifice herself. >> he won in states where he didn't campaign. he won in states where he didn't even have offices. in fact, in minnesota bidens entire ground operation was just this flier, joe biden available to dog sit or be president. >> but bernie sanders isn't completely out of the race. he won a number of states including vermont, colorado and utah. so at the very least we know that he's a hit with snowboarders, snowboarders and mormon snowboarders. >> last night protesters rushed towards joe biden and his wife, jill, jumped in the way to keep her husband safe. did you see that? yeah. today melania trump said why would she do that? >> thanks for our international viewers for joining us. for our u.s. viewers "early start" continues right now. >>> thousands potentially exposed to coronavirus on both sides of the country. the new focal point, a cruise ship off california and communities around new york city. >>> elizabeth warren weighing her options. joe biden and bernie sanders coveting her endorsement if and when warren drops out of the 2020

i'm so excited to be in this conversation with jill, who is my sister-in-law. [applause] that isn't literal in case anyone got excited. in spirit. and it was a pleasure to read this book. i hope that we all have purchased it, and if you haven't, you will. i just wanted to start with why you wrote it and i don't mean in the sense of the stories that started in 2008 in case you thought she just started because of donald trump. >> i did. i started in 2008 when i theoretically retired. i failed at retirement, but i flew from retiring in italy to be with two friends that unfortunately are flying back and landing tomorrow, so they are not here tonight. and they said we've always said you should write a book. what is your excuse, you always said that they were too busy. i had run out of excuses and so i started writing a book. and then i got an agent that had a different vision for the buck than i had and i rewrote it to his specifications and then i was lucky enough that he agreed with me the focus was wrong. .. i thought it would be woven in to the story, but it wou

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so that could be a good aspect to get people back on to the payroll system. >> jill, we've got a record unemployment number, but we also have a record $2 trillion stimulus. the largest in modern history, what one investor called a monetary bazooka. and that seems to have comforted the markets, despite these numbers. >> yes, it's amazing to imagine you get a horrible number like we got today, this over 3 million in weekly claims, and stocks are trading higher this morning by about 2.5%. by the way, this would be the third up day for markets, which seems like a miracle considering s. said, ipened in the last few mo the stock et, they are reflecting some hope that things could get better. we saw this trap actually back in 2008. markets stabilized. they went higher. only to fall further when more economic data were released. we need to understand the depth and length of this economic pandemic to really get a feel for how stocks and businesses and real people will be doing in the coming months. >> jill schlesinger, thank you very much. we'll see you later on. >>> before these unemployment nu

jill, good morning.g this, when i have to shut my restaurants down. business owners say we're not right to make any money. we're trying to say in business. a lot of people worried they'll have a job. how do prioritize what you'll do with your money at this point? >> we're in conservation mode. even if you're lucky to have money set aside for an emergency, what you need to do is go back to basics, and let's look at your monthly bills that you have. right, you're going to prioritize. the most important bills for to you pay are food and shelter. no matter what. we used to t utilities in th want to be clear that many states and many municipalities are right now banning utility shutdowns. so that's not your number one bill. again, food andshelter. then list everything else, and if you can make some partial d r, trer ymen, priorities. >> jill, the everything el, record credit card debt, car loans, mortgages, student debt. which of those do you prioritize or pay them at all at this point? >> well, i think that,

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger looks at ways you can cope. >> reporter: start with food and shelter. the nonnegotiable aspects of this crisis. you have to make sure you take care of that. i wouldn't worry that much about utilities because many states and municipalities are banning the shutting down of utilities or shutting off of service to consumers during this period of time. also, don't worry that much even about your debts. right now, the government has suspended interest on federal student loans, and many of the largest banks will be working with consumers give them fore bearance. in the end, do what's right for you and your family. there will be a lot of accounting in the aftermath, but we will all get through this. jill schlesinger, cbs news, new york. >>> with gyms and fitness studios shuttered amid coronavirus concerns, people are scrambling to find ways to sweat these days. a bit of good news, some yoga studios and gyms are now using their phones or setting up web stk hos to stream classes to in less than an hour, long time new england patriot tom brady will become

jill biden, stepped in to stop them.look at this. >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] forget first lady, she should be secretary of defense. [ laughter ] the bad news is, this morning jill got drafted by the cincinnati bengals [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] that's not the only moment during biden's speech that people are talking about things started out with a pretty bad mix-up. take a look. >> b jill's husband oh no, this is -- you switched on me. this is my wife. this is my sister. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: after saying that, biden automatically won the state of west virginia [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh hey -- hey, forget about it >> jimmy: trump saw that and was like, "dear god, he's unstoppable. [ laughter ] meanwhile, bernie sanders also had a decent night, unfortunately when he thanked his supporters, he got a little too big with his gestures. look what happened >> but for the years and years of love and support you have given me and my family [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: poor bernie. that was a week's

jill jill happy to answer -- illinois illinois happy to -- mrs. gillibrand: happy to answer any questions. reporter: a lot of republicans seem to be onboard with an emergency paid leave policy. but are bristling at the idea of including a permanent policy in this. they say maybe this isn't the time to do that. what's your response to the people that, maybe in an emergency situation, but not on the long-term plan? mrs. gillibrand: paid sick days should be permanent because it's something that's going to make a difference long term. but our family act is for one year and it's specifically for coronavirus cases. reporter: it was announced in a tweet that the senate is canceling recess for next week. what is your opinion of that given that you were trying to push for this paid family leave policy? do you think it's wise to keep the doors open? mrs. gillibrand: i do. i'm sure every senators that hair -- has their own perspective. we have to pass a package that meets the needs of the american people now. when we're talking about large scale stimulus, it

eastern, in her latest book "the watergate girl" jill banks talks about her legal career including her role as one of the three assistant special prosecutors in the watergate case. and at 9:00 p.m., on afterwords, new america senior fellow argues in his book "breaking the two party doom loop" that the two party system is damaging america's democracy. he's interviewed by george washington university professor and author. >> what would be the chief advantages to having a multiparty democracy? >> democracy -- i mean, democracy is always going to involve conflict as politics is conflict the issues of consensus are not political issues but the challenge is we need to have some system by which we can agree that some set of rules are fair and some set of procedures are fair and we can abide by those outcomes. >> watch rahm emanuel, jill banks and afterwords, this weekend on book tv, and be sure to tune in next weekend for our two-day live coverage of the tucson festival of books, on book tv, on c-span 2. >>> a senate panel is investigating the vetting process for international military studen

jill. take down by joe biden's wife. >> jill showed some serious muscle. >> how she came to the rescue on his big night. >>> and out of the rubble, crane

jill schlesinger looks at what's driving stocks down. >> reporter: the anxiety was on traders' faces all day. triggered by investor fear that the latest slide began after the president's address to the nation. futures plummeted, and the fall continued through the opening bell. stocks dropped by more than 7%, forcing a 15-minute halt in trading for the second time this week. >> today, you know, is definitely the worst day we've seen. >> reporter: without details of a recovery plan from washington, traders bailed. hardest hit -- energy companies, airlines, and cruise operators like carnival which was down more than 30%. the federal reserve tried to blunt the pressure by announcing more than $1.5 trillion in funding to help businesses operate smoothly. >> the economy by a technical measure will just barely skirt recession. so we'll avoid it. but over the next four to six months, it's sure going to feel like a recession. >> reporter: it's been a staggering three weeks. the dow went from a record high in february to a bear market in just 19 days. that is the fastest slide since 1931. jill

jill biden, protecting her husband when protesters rushed the stage. >> jill biden, stepped in, blocked that protester like white lady jackie chan. >> jill is going to win summer slam. boom. oh yeah. atomic elbow drop. >> also known as dr. jill biden, a great picture as nancy pointed out, you look at the expression on her face, she's ready. >> special agent jill biden. >> nicely done, dr. biden. as you wake up in the west, coronavirus outbreak is taking a serious turn in california where a cruise ship is held off the coast. california declared a state of emergency after the first death from coronavirus illness. the victim was a passenger on that ship. >> this is the first known death in the u.s. outside washington state where at least ten people died. there are more than 160 other confirmed infections in 17 states, including 54 in california. jamie is in california where the cruise ship was supposed to arrive. what's happening now? >> reporter: the ship off the coast is not expected to dock until passengers on board can be tested for the virus. a 71-year-old man on the same ship last mo

jill, thank you.d now to the unprecedented shutdown of virtually all professional and college sports in this country. the virus had already scared many fans away from arenas and stadiums before the leagues and players' associations pulled the plug today. dana jacobson joins us now from new york city's madison square garden. dana? >> reporter: norah, sports is often an escape, but that is no longer the case. the real world collided with the sports word, and in less than 24 hours, athletic competition around the country came to an unprecedented halt. >> with the coronavirus, we don't know entirely what that means for the future. >> reporter: an extraordinary day as the dominoes began falling early. first the conference tournament. >> we believe that it's the right decision to make. r march madness, college basketball's premier event canceled, along with all other n.c.a.a. winter and spring championships. a second n.b.a. player with the coronavirus diagnosed today. donovan mitchell, a teammate of utah jz

about th picture that we saw last night, those protesters storming the stage where joe biden was, jill biden essentially pushing back a .rotester. both of the will there be secret service protection for the candidates? >> we'll see. both of them employ private body guards right now. it would take senior lawmakers and the homeland security secretary to agree to do it. the drawback is, of course, if you have secret service protection, you are kept a little further away from the voters you need to meet. >> o'donnell: it was extraordinary to see biden's campaign staffer, his press person, simone sanders. >> jill biden might get a new code name-- forearm shiver. >> o'donnell: abortion rights took center stage today at the supreme court as it heard a case that could have far-reaching implications. this is the first major abortion case since the addition of two trump-appointed justices to the nation's highest court. and with tensions so high today, jan crawford rep on what made chief justice john roberts issue a rare rebuke to the senate's top democrat. >> my body, my choice!ard with a lawsui

norah. >> o'donnell: jill, thank you. we want to bring in dr. vivek murthy. he served as surgeon general in the obama administration. doctor, thank you so much for being here. >> i'm really glad to be with you, norah. >> o'donnell: there are so many questions people have, our viewers have, about social distancing. can people spend time with small groups of friends? >> if you're thinking about getting together with a small group of friends, you know, four, five, six friends, you have to be thoughtful about what contact those friends have with other people. and, you know, if they are in contact with folks who may be at risk or if you are living at home with somebody who is in a higher risk group, somebody who might be older, above the age of 60, or somebody who has other conditions, like heart disease or diabetes, i would be cautious about even those gatherings. >> o'donnell: is it okay to go to the grocery store, basic things like that, go to restaurants? >> well, i think that it's inevitable that we have to go out a little bit. we have to go get food. i would

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