that's marianne williamson from houston.he youngest of three. [ ding ] >> excuse me, sir -- >> marianne williamson [ ding ] >> that's dean phillips. he founded penny's coffee in 2016 [ laughter ] [ ding ] >> that is correct wow. well, there you have it, jimmy it seems that most voters know exactly who these two candidates are and made a very important choice in south carolina back to you, jimmy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. wow. they knew a lot about them >> steve: wow, they knew all about 'em. >> jimmy: unbelievable >> steve: such detail. >> jimmy: yeah well, get this, guys, over the weekend, the russian media published photos of tucker carlson in moscow and a lot of people think that he's there to interview vladimir putin yeah, it would be putin's first time on western television since he was the disco caterpillar on "the masked singer." [ laughter and applause i know that -- hey, you guys see this a russian astronaut just broke the record for most time in space at 878 days. [ audience wows people asked

joe biden, easily secured a victory there, blowing his rivals congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson out of the water. now, all eyes are on the number of delegates. a total of 55 are up for grabs tonight. those will be avoided proportionally based on the results. a member of course, a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 to capture the democratic nomination. just a short time ago, president biden issued a statement thanking the voters of south carolina, saying in part, quote, in 2020, it was the voters of south carolina who proved the pundits wrong, breathed new life into our campaign, and set us on the path to winning the presidency. now, in 2024, the people of south carolina have spoken again. and i have no doubt that you have set us on the path to winning the presidency again, and making donald trump a loser, again. of course, we are also watching breaking news coming out of the middle east. after the united states and the uk launched a new series of strikes today, targeting the houthis in yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 36 locations across the country. a

president biden about today, minnesota congressman dean phillips as well as self-help author marianne williamson the polls today, no indication this will be a struggle for the president or reelection campaign. he was in south carolina last week, the vice president last night, a lot of indications this will be the start of the reelection bid for the president of the democratic nomination which he's hoping you will sail through until august when they have the democratic convention in chicago american who knows what's going to happen from that time, thank you so much. why is biden running? is the question we all want to know but a "wall street journal" columnist right i have yet to hear mr. axelrod or any other prominent democrat of the obama clinton or biden circle suggests biden is doing america a favor by friday. he writes starting to crystallize in the press is the author off the record hurt the past year if mr. trump is a danger to america, democracy and apple pie shouldn't mr. biden he voters stepping aside and opening the door to a new generation of democrats? >> that's the question we are a

now, alongside him on the ballot, democratic rivals, congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson. steve kornacki is live for us from washington prepared to break down the results for us. any moment now, as soon as we get them. however, to be clear, the nights outcome is all but decided. biden stands as the overwhelming favorite tonight in the state. and what we really want to watch out for you tonight is how many delegates he leaves south carolina with. a total of 55 will be awarded proportionally based on tonight's outcome. a candidate needs a total of nearly 2000 delegates to capture the democratic nomination. meanwhile, breaking news overseas tonight. the u.s. and uk launched a new series of strikes targeting the houthis inside yemen. the attacks hit at least 36 targets in at least 13 locations in the country following cities retaliatory strikes by the united states on more than 85 targets a seven iranian-backed military facilities fall rock and syria. a senior biden administration official told nbc news today that the strikes in yemen are in response to actions by the houthis

he still has marianne williamson running but he is not -- she is not a position to winning any delegates. there were not that many democrats in the primary and about 30,000 people showed up. those are for the democrats in south carolina but it was a signal of biden's strength in these primary states that have the delegates for super tuesday. they have lots of nonwhite voters and as we got nomination last on that's why he's got no serious impediment to the nomination this time although two candidates are still in the race. host: president biden made a big effort of south carolina first so did it change his relationship with the state, particularly african-american voters? guest: it was helpful. it's a question of pushing south carolina first in the calendar and not voting in terms of picking up delegates in new hampshire, it ended up not hurting that much. you had a larger number of people turned out to vote for joe biden is a write in candidate last month than people who showed up for barack obama for a second term in 2012. it didn't hurt there. in south carolina, it anecdotally did help

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he is facing minimal competition from minnesota congressman dean philips and author marianne williamson will continue to monitor the south carolina results as they come in and bring you complete up-to-the-minute analysis. >>> first, we are also following breaking news in the middle east where iran-backed houthi rebels are vowing tonight to retaliate after a new round of airstrikes by the u.s. and the united kingdom in yemen. they were also supported by several other countries. today the houthis -- sorry, the group of countries hit at least 30 houthi targets across more than a dozen different locations. senior biden administration officials say that president biden approved this strikes earlier in the week. now, all of this is coming just a day after the u.s. launched other airstrikes. those were retaliatory strikes against iran-backed militants in both iraq and syria. those followed the deadly drone attack last weekend on sunday on u.s. troops in jordan that left three american service members dead. cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live in israel on more on what it

also see that there are no real challenges running. augusta so we've got dean phillips and marianne williamson. so running against him who neither of whom can be taken as a very serious candidates. and so we're still looking at these races on a number of different things. so festival, we can see that time out here was not huge. but we shouldn't worry about that too. much because south carolina has what's called an open broad rate system, which means that people can choose to vote in either the democratic or republican crime rate. and republican property comes up on the 24th of february. and of course nicki highly. who's the form of golf and that is a south carolina is still running in that race. so i, i wouldn't worry too much about that. we all still seeing, particularly in kind of the media coverage. and certainly if you look on the kind of new york times headlines, there's still a lot of coverage about kind of concerned about items age of. but this concern really doesn't seem to be shed by the democratic party is it, is an organization has their kind of lack of a, a serious challenger, but

, ukraine and taiwan may now be held before the end of the week. 2024 presidential cdidate marianne williamson is suspending her campaign. one of two candidates challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. this is the second presidential d after previously running in 2020. in a letter to supporters she writes i appreciate it greatly all the incredible people that accompany me on our incredibl journal over the last few months the level of our failure is obvious to all. the level of success is real nonetheless. c-span is your own filter view of government. funded by these television companies and more including comcast. creating wi-fi enabled list so students from low income families can get what they need to be ready for anything. along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. thursd o c-span. the u.s. supreme court hears oral argument on whether former president donald trump should be in colorado's 2024 presidential prar ballot after the state supreme court ruled i december that she was in a little jewel based on the constitution cause. that

marianne williamson came in a distant second place to the president in south carolina is february 3 democratic primary. >> nikki haley is only -- only major republican to appear on nevada's republican primary ballot. even if she wins the race, she will not be awarded any of the states delegates to the national convention in milwaukee. those 26 delegates will be awarded to the winner of thursday's and it -- nevada gop presidential caucus. armor president donald trump is the only major candidates in the race running in nevada's gop caucus. you can find the latest primary and caucus results by going to our website, c-span.org/campaign 2024. quick c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues of government, politics and public policy. from washington dc and across the country. coming up wednesday morning we will talk about the border security and foreign aid package in the mayorkas impeachment vote with congressman tom mcclintock. and with the democratic congressman. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-spa

. >>> presidential candidate marianne williamson announced she has ended her long shot bid for the democratication. that leaves just minnesota congressman dean phillips challenging president biden, who comfortably won the nevada primary on tuesday. >>> and keegan-michael key will host the nfl honors tonight from las vegas. it airs on cbs and streams on paramount plus at 9:00, 8:00 central. for more news download our news app on your connected cell phone or tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, america retaliates. what we're learning about the u.s. military taking out the militia commander it says is responsible for attacks on american service members in the middle east. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we are following a number of breaking stories involving the u.s. military, including that drone strike in iraq that the pentagon says killed a high-ranking commander of kataib hezbollah. that is the iranian-backed militia that is blamed for the death of three soldiers in jordan. the united states says the commander killed is responsible for directly plannin

dean phillips shouldn't be in contention and marianne williamson shouldn't be polling much in the polls. they're both doing better than expected because president biden just does not inspire confidence, even among those who are his most administer den supporters and who share his governing nosofio. they look at him and say maybe you had the right ideas but don't seem like the right guy. you better clean up in south carolina we'll see what happens. ashley: i'm looking at video of the president and talk about frailness and i've got to believe it's hard to generate any envoys yam for the campaign. >> well, like you said, i'm not a guy inclined to be supportive of president biden and i watch that video and think how could -- even if you loved every one of his ideas, you would say i don't think this guy can carry those ideas. that's his biggest problem and not the sound and just when the camera's on him. ashley. that's one of your biggest problems, you've got a tough fight ahead. ashley: yeah, up ticks are not good. move on, brian. next one, donald trump telling maria bartiromo that he's rea

challenger dean phillips and marianne williamson also on the bout in south carolina the president remains with more for us. jon come of it even if confusedl qaeda democrats are thrilled to have the honor of going first in the 2024 democratic presidential primary but like you mentioned this is not really a close contest given he was on the ballot today. in addition to president biden as you mentioned there are two other names up for grabs right now that is a marianne williamson the author authors ws minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips. president biden spent years working with the dnc to try to move south carolina ahead of states like iowa and new hampshire we spoke to voters today who told us they were thrilled to have a higher profile role not only in this election but likely elections to come. >> we are happy to come out excited to see joe biden and ready to get it done progressively as voters we need to make it happen. even though we may not know everything about a person that we are voting for, bu we choosee best person. >> while president biden is spending much of his time

so nikki haley did better against her incumbent president than marianne williamson with biden. >> it's a political future if you take the battle to your home state and get beaten like it looks like she did. >> i think the reason she may stay in, this is all about donald trump. and if trump is damaged and yesterday's decision by the courts there will be a trial, etc., that's all she can hope for because the base of the party is with trump. so you have to say what goes on. even her favorability ratings way down since november. >> john: we'll keep watching and see who will be the winner tomorrow, but i don't think much of a question. >> sandra: secretary of state antony blinken will be facing questions next hour, live in the middle east where he is trying to help free more israeli hostages. but netanyahu has just rejected the offer from hamas for a ceasefire so where does all of this go next? we'll ask dan hoffman. >> john: biological man dominating in a women's volleyball match. paul scanlon, riley gaines and kim russell will join me on set as they push to protect girls sports. now, ther

elegiran entre el presidente joe biden, el congresista dean phillipss de minnesota y la escritora marianne williamson que en 2020 catapulto a biden en las primarias y por ello fue elegido para iniciar el calendario democrata. >> porque que representa a lo que es la columna vertebral del partido democrata con muchisimos votantes afroamericanos, una proporcion interesante de votantes latinos. >> y aunque biden tiene el triunfo asegurado, sera la primera vez que mira en las urnas el entusiasmo hacia su campana. >> esta base supuestamente va a salir a votar por joe biden. >> sin embargo, lo que tambien estamos viendo es que la gente joven afroamericana y la gente joven de ese estado tiene reservas. >> como este estudiante de la universidad estatal que ¿votara por primera vez y asegura que su mayor preocupacion es la salud del mandatario quien ha perdido apoyo entre los afroamericanos. >> en diciembre pasado el 50% lo aprobaba, muy por debajo del 86% en julio de 2021, segun la agencia ap. >> y por eso en los ultimos dias estuvo en carolina del sur visitando, por ejemplo, esta barberia donde hoy este votan

in light of the breaking news, i want to bring your attention to marianne williamson, again, back again democratic presidential candidate. she had stopped her campaign and then got it activated again after doing better than people thought she would be doing in michigan. did better than a certain democratic congressman. she's back in the race. i wonder what you make of this back and forth on the border, whether either of these guys, the present president and the prior president, has a solution that appeals to you. >> well, they're both wrong and they're both right. we do need to be tough. president biden needed to get to work more quickly. he said when he first got in office, he had an immigration plan. it's important to remember that he also had a democratic house and senate. so why didn't they get it accomplished? i myself have visited eagle pass. i remember local officials there telling me that they felt oppressed by the state government but felt ignored and abandoned by the federal government. american has to be tough here. we cannot allow this situation or any situation to tempt us

were little-known congressman dean phillips and best-selling author of the self-help series, marianne williamsonst of biden himself, the democratic party revised the election calendar, and iowa and new hampshire, which for 50 years held primer with the first ones, deprived. biden punished them for the defeat he suffered there in the primary elections 4 years ago, the starting democratic primaries went to south carolina, on the one hand, the incumbent president won his first victory there in 2020, on the other, a quarter of the residents of this generally pro-republican state are african americans. if the us national elections were held today, trump would be ahead of his competitor by 4%. his supporters also rely on the so-called border crisis. pro-republican texas, after december anti-record of 10,000 incoming migrants per day, closed its part of the border with mexico to them. the state, contrary to orders from the white house and the supreme court, refuses to return exiled federal border guards to the border. biden is letting everyone into the country, buses full of migrants, he is just lookin

. >> biden combatÍa contratan phillips y la doctor y activista marianne williamson.as medidas concretas para disuadir la migraciÓn irregular y ampliar las vÍas legales. en ese mismo comunicado difundido ambos se comprometieron a continuar su lucha contra los grupos criminales. te comento que en este comunicado no se mencionan las de culpa que presiente lÓpez obrador solicitud a esta semana en donde supuestamente grupos criminales de financieros su campaÑa de 2006. >> gracias. bajo el lema recuperemos nuestra frontera, o se realizaron tres caravanas en contra de la inmigraciÓn irregular, que en los Últimos meses ha roto recordÉ entrada de personas en busca asilo. las zonas donde ha visto un incremento es texas, california y arizona. >> decenas de vehÍculos procedentes de texas llegaron finalmente la frontera de yuma, parte de la cabra conformada por simpatizantes republicanos que exigen al gobierno federal asegure la frontera sur. >> por eso regrese a la frontera para el cuidado . se van hacer las cosas bien. >> entre quienes participa este esta hispana de yute que ti

little-known congressman dean phillips and author bestseller from the help yourself series, marianne williamsonhimself, the democratic party revised the election calendar; iowa voters, who had been holding primaries with the former for years, were deprived of this right. officially, these states where... 90% white do not reflect the more diverse racial composition of democratic voters. according to the unofficial story, biden punished them for the defeat he suffered there in the primary elections 4 years ago. the starting democratic primaries went to the south queens. on the one hand, the current president won his first victory there in 2020, on the other, a quarter of the residents of this generally pro-republican state are african americans, that is, the democratic electorate. for the first time in history , black voters, rural voters, southern voters have a say in the first democratic primary. this day is significant, and it would not be possible without the people of south carolina. they paved the way by voting to choose a candidate. we deserve this place, no matter what they say. turnout w

representative dean phillips of minnesota or marianne williamson who ran unsuccessfully in 2020. mr. biden made repeated visits in the recent months. the polls are now closed. >>> we can't lose this campaign. that is a message from president biden at his campaign headquarters. he rallied staffers in wilmington, delaware today. first lady, the vice president were all there. mr. biden spoke about the portion of his campaign and framed the coming election of one about democracy itself. well, we are just over a month away from the california presidential primary. we will be tracking all the major headlines as that date approaches. just head to nbcbayarea.com/decision2024. >>> an immeant danger to the public safety. that is what chp has to say about the busses in the santa cruz fleet. back in december, ucsc bus crashed killing the driver. this triggered them to inspect the bus fleet and its drivers. investigators found several violations including brake issues and problems with maintenance programs. one bus driver didn't even have a valid license. the chp says drivers must be valid li

reporter: nbc news projects he will decisively win over challengers congressman dean phillips and marianne williamson> supporting biden. yeah always been -- supported biden and obama. he's trying hard to make the country better, and i trust him. >> gabe joins us from a polling location in columbia, south carolina gabe, how's turnout been so far? >> reporter: turnout was low, jose, with president biden as the incumbent. the republican primary between donald trump and nikki haley is expected to draw more attention later this month jose >> gabe gutierrez in columbia, south carolina thank you. >>> today house republicans announced a new tactic that could complicate a long-negotiated national security bill. republican speaker mike johnson announced the stand-alone bill to give israel nearly $18 billion to fight its war against hamas. that proposal is separate from the senate package that includes money for ukraine, taiwan, and efforts to control the humanitarian crisis along the u.s. border. >>> california is bracing for potentially deadly flooding along its coast this weekend 36 million are at risk for f

. >> 2024 presidential candidate marianne williamson is suspending h campaign.he was one of two prominent candidates challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. this is her second presidential bid after running in 2020. in a letter to supporters, she writes, i appreciate greatly all the incrible people who accompanied me on our political journey over the last 10 months. while the level of our failure is obvious to all, a level of success is real nonetheless. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, a live form involving you to discuss the latest issues and government, politics, and public policy. coming up thursday morning, we discussed the implications of section three of the 14th amendment to the constitution as the u.s. supreme court review former president trump's appeal against a colorado court decision barring him from the gop primary ballot with legal scholars. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> next, antony blinken giving remarks on the res

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marianne williamson announced she has ended her long shot bid for the democratic nomination. that leaves just minnesota congressman dean phillips challenging president biden, who comfortably won the nevada primary on tuesday. >>> and keegan-michael key will host the nfl honors tonight from las vegas. it airs on cbs and streams on paramount plus at 9:00, 8:00 central. for >>> >>> it's thursday, february 8th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." missing marines. a desperate search is under way for five marines after their helicopter goes down in a remote area of california. >>> america retaliates. a u.s. drone strike kills a leader of an irani-b militia linked to attacks on american service members in the middle east. >>> but first, history in the making. the u.s. supreme court wades into uncharted territory. what it could mean for donald trump's attempt to return to the white house. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the presidential race is taking a bit of a detour today through the nation's highest court, and hanging in the balance donald trump's

elegiran entre el presidente joe biden el congresista dean p phillipss de minnesota y la escritora marianne williamsonque en 2020 catapulto a biden en las primarias y por ello fue elegido para iniciar el calendario d democrata. >> porque representa a lo que es la columna vertebral del partido democrata con muchisimos vo votantes afroamericanos, una proporcion interesante de votantes latinos. >> y aunque biden tiene el triunfo asegurado, sera la primera vez que mira en las urnas el entusiasmo hacia su campana. >> esta base supuestamente va a salir a votar por joe biden. >> sin embargo, lo que tambien estamos viendo es que la gente joven afroamericana y de ese estado tiene reservas como este estudiante de la universidad estatal que votara por primera vez y asegura que su mayor p preocupacion es la salud del mandatario, quien ha perdido su entre los afroamericanos. >> en diciembre pasado el 50% lo aprobaba, muy por debajo del 86% en julio de 2021 segun la agencia ap. >> y por eso en los ultimos dias estuvo en carolina del sur visitando, por ejemplo, esta barberia donde hoy este votante le reconocia la cr

quien aparecera sola en la boleta de su partido el presidente biden lo hace junto solamente a marianne williamsonlas abrieron hoy a las 7 de la manana, estaran abiertas hasta la noche, aunque la modalidad del voto por correo empezo a funcionar desde hace practicamente mas de una semana. >> hay que recalcarlo y hay que decirlo, es una contienda primaria cerrada para los v votantes registrados de cada partido y el gran ausente de estas elecciones primarias es el expresidente trump, quien opto por participar en el caucus republicano que tendra lugar en dos dias y que es el que segun las autoridades del estado de nevada, otorgara de forma oficial los delegados para llegar finalmente a la no nominacion presidencial las autoridades electorales de nevada han hecho enfasis en que no emitiran resultados hasta que tengan por lo menos un reporte de votos de cada condado de este estado. >> seguiremos de cerca esta jornada de elecciones en nevada yo me despido, francisco fa fajardo, desde las vegas, nevada. >> gracias francisco sera importante ver como le va a healy tambien en estas elecciones, a ver si se un

applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [indistinct chatter] ♪ [indistinct chatter] ♪ >> 2024 presidential candidate marianne williamson her campaign. she was one of two prominent candidates challenging president biden for the democratic nomination. this is her second presidential bid after previously running in 20. miss williamson writes, i appreciatereatly all the incredible people who accompanied me on oupolitical journey over the last 10 months. while the level of our failure is obvio to all, a level of success is real nonetheless. ♪ >> friday night, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage, providing a one-stop shop to discover where the candidates are traveling across the country and what they are saying to voters. this along with firsthand accounts, updating polls numbers, and campaign ads. watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, friday nights at 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or download as a podcast on c-span now or wherever you get your podcast. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> on thursday, the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments in th

democrats on the ballot here like minnesota congressman dean phillips and best-selling author marianne williamson. the president today upbeat as he stopped by and officially opened his re-election campaign headquarters in wilmington, delaware. >> i'm feeling good about where we are. i really am. >> reporter: black democrats in the palmetto state credited with turning around his 2020 campaign. >> i wouldn't be here without the democratic voters of south carolina and that's a fact. >> reporter: president biden visiting the state twice in january. the vice president three times since the beginning of the year. >> are you ready to make your voices heard? [ cheers ] >> reporter: south carolina a major test for democrats, who have leaned in here and worked to energize black voters, who make up around 60% of democratic primary voters in the state, far above the national average. >> this is a connector for the black community in particular, and you have seen in history what happens in south carolina has a ripple effect. >> reporter: but brian gray, who owns railroad bbq in columbia, and voted for biden i

president biden clinched another win on the democrat ballot, one of his long—shot rivals, author marianne williamsonign. the 71—year—old had trouble making an impact with voters. and her campaign was riddled with staffing changes, with three different campaign managers during her short—lived campaign. meanwhile on the republican side, presidential candidate nikki haley suffered a stinging defeat in nevada. ms haley won just 31% in tuesday's contest, well behind the 63% of the ballots cast for "none of these candidates" — which observers saw as a symbolic vote for donald trump, whose name did not appear on the ballot. the former president — and current frontrunner for the republican nomination — will instead be running unchallenged in thursday's caucus. regardless of the result, the nevada gop has chosen not to recognise the primary — and will instead award all 26 of its delegates at the state's upcoming caucus. take a listen to one nevada voter — who explained his choice in tuesday's primary. i actually voted for none of the above here because the primary here didn't include all of the people, and i

is facing two challengers — minnesota representative dean phillips, and the self—help author marianne williamsonis morning, the president was already turning his attention to the general election in november. this is more of a mission than a campaign, we cannot, we cannot lose this campaign for the good of the country. a minute from the bottom my heart, goes well beyond me, if because of the country. in most polls, biden is currently neck and neck with his rival — republican frontrunner and former president donald trump. but the general election is still months away. first, trump will have to face former south carolina governor nikki haley in her home state again in three weeks, as haley continues her long shot bid for the nomination. the former president handily won the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. with trump's grip on the republican party seemingly cemented, biden is now looking to grow, and maintain, his voter base. one key demographic biden relied on in 2020 is black voters — and some polls suggest their support could be waning. with me is brandon drenon, bbc digital reporter who

that again against some of the long shot democratic challengers, congressman dean phillips, m marianne williamsonbiden has support in the party. we saw the turnout, even though he's the incumbent in the race. and also helps to set off his campaign. now that he has delegates under his arm, he can go ahead with the rest of the primary. and say, look, i still have support here and myle lechalle they didn't come close. >> let's focus on the hill since that is your beat. so the senate is expected to release its deal on the border deal and foreign aid package sometime this week. in the house, house speaker mike johnson says they're going to vote on a stand alone bill that would provide aid to israel, no mention of a border bill, security bill. how is this going to come out, obviously to put pressure on the to abandon the months' long deal to take up aid and will they take up the house bill as well then? >> this has been a long conversation, amara, we knew this weekend, we would finally see text of that long awaited national security supplemental that includes aid for ukraine, aid for israel, and aid fo

he still has marianne williamson running but he is not -- she is not a position to winning any delegates. there were not that many democrats in the primary and about 30,000 people showed up. those are for the democrats in south carolina but it was a signal of biden's strength in these primary states that have the delegates for super tuesday. they have lots of nonwhite voters and as we got nomination last on that's why he's got no serious impediment to the nomination this time although two candidates are still in the race. host: president biden made a big effort of south carolina first so did it change his relationship with the state, particularly african-american voters? guest: it was helpful. it's a question of pushing south carolina first in the calendar and not voting in terms of picking up delegates in new hampshire, it ended up not hurting that much. you had a larger number of people turned out to vote for joe biden is a write in candidate last month than people who showed up for barack obama for a second term in 2012. it didn't hurt there. in south carolina, it anecdotally did help

dean phillips finishes behind marianne williamson with 1.7% here.e didn't win, although new hampshire doesn't count this year, but he didn't new hampshire when the president wasn't even on the ballot. what is next for him? what is happening here? >> well, he's been trying to make an argument that there's a generational issue that has to be addressed within the democratic party. he's not wrong about that. the problem, of course, is that he's trying to make the case by saying we should throw out the sitting president of the united states, which is always a very tough endeavor, especially if you've never sort of had the national notoriety that you need in order to do such a thing. you know, we don't have a history of people going directly from the house of representatives into the white house. it just doesn't happen. so dean phillips is making a case. nobody has heard that case, and, you know, i think we can see state after state where he will not get a single delegate. it's only a matter of time before he either recognizes that, or changes his approac

that stage raise their hand except for one person john hickenlooper who didn't go very far marianne williamsony williamson, all of these people agree with him the democratic party agree c withau him and i say this not because of his cognitive abilities are terrifying but to say is a perfect representation of where the democratic party is at waging class warfare against the working class through the open border through ukraine funding. >> with or without his marbles you're sayining there relevant,o we have this quick clip to play, here comes, take a quick look.nu supported this bill and stated after putin, opposing it is playing into putin's hands,an house republicans you haves to decide are you going to stand up for freedom or are you going to side with terror in tierney like in a standard ukraine or s puti. we stand with america or trump.n larry: that is awful, the bestit thing could happen is daytime b tv, nobody saw. in all honesty we will be g on prime time, whatever you think. i agree with you, the policy is far left stuff and it's failingy >> and i say something about rep that. >> it's t

in other election news, democrat marianne williamson has suspended her presidential campaign against joe biden. pakistan cut off cell phone and internet service earlier today just as voting began in a national election marred by controversy. opposition candidates say the telecommunications cutoff is just the latest move by pakistan's military-backed interim government to rig the election. pakistan's interior ministry said the move was needed to "mitigate potential security threats." on wednesday, a pair of bombings outside campaign offices in the province of baluchistan killed 30 people. in the democratic republic of the congo, tens of thousands of people continue to flee violence in the east of the country as m23 rebels advance toward goma, the capital of north kivu. m23, which is accused of having ties with rwanda, reportedly surrounded the city of sake, considered the last line of defense before reaching goma. many in eastern congo have been forced to flee multiple times amid mounting violence from some 120 armed groups that operate in the region. this is an internally displaced p

minnesota lawmaker dean philips and author marianne williamson. he's going to beat them by more than 96% of the votes. mr. biden will also pick up all of the state's 55 delegates ahead of the democratic party's nominating convention in august. cnn's eva mcken has more from south carolina. >> reporter: though the results of this primary contest not surprising, this state still hugely consequential for president biden. it was south carolina and the black voters in this state that brought his campaign back to life in 2020. that is why he pushed so hard for this state to hold the first in the nation primary. and when you speak to black voters across the state, the reviews are mixed. some are really excited about biden. they still give him a lot of credibility for being barack obama's vice president. others have economic anxieties and feel as though routinely voting for democrats they have very little to show for that. and then you have pragmatic voters, people who are so concerned about former president donald trump returning to the white house, they

in the democratic primary in nevada with president biden projected to be the big winner over marianne williamsontest. we will keep monitoring the results throughout the night. meantime, we will see you back here at 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific time for "fox news @ night". for now we are taking you back to "gutfeld!". good evening. >>> our education system sucks. >> date brainwashing teachers to obsess over white supremacy and racism in little children. apparently there is lots of secret bigotry lurking in playing with blocks and duck duck goose. no surprise it was founded by a left-wing activist who proudly claims america should not exist. >> i believe the united states has no right to exist. i believe every settler colony has committed genocide against native peoples against indigenous people have no right to exist. >>> again, her name is gross. boy, does she live up to it. from the looks of gross brainwashing is the only washing happening. two years into the program test scores got worse than before. students got dumber and this was despite higher attendance. meaning, the more they went to clas

he is facing minimal competition from minnesota congressman dean philips and author marianne williamson will continue to monitor the south carolina results as they come in and bring you complete

minnesota lawmaker dean philips and author marianne williamson by more than 96% of the votes. he gains all the state's 55 delegates as the party heads towards its nominating convention in august. the president hailed his projection win saying voters have set him on a path to winning presidency again and making donald trump a loser again. joining me now is cnn political analyst ron brownstein, a senior editor with the atlantic. good to see you, ron. >> good evening. >> so as expected joe biden won south carolina virtually unopposed. this was meant to be a test of his efforts to mobilize black americans to vote for him. how did it go? >> well, it's hard to have a definitive answer from this because on the one hand it -- by any measure, it was an impressive performance, but it tells us above all they did not develop a serious challenge into this primary and neither of the candidates are truly competitive candidates. and his vote share was overwhelming everywhere in the state, in white precincts, in black precincts. turnout wasn't very high, which what we expect with an incumbent

when i talked to democratic voters i don't hear a huge swell of people who say we want marianne williamson. maybe she can fix the age issue, the gaza issue biden faces. i think it would be more interesting if it was gretchen witmer or gavin newsom, but they don't want to do anything because they want to be considered in 2028. neil: the way things stand on the republican side with this victory for donald trump, five in a row. he could come close to securing the nomination or securing it out right. then what? >> nikki haley only promised to stay in the race until supertuesday and let's get more states to vote, but she has to be wondering what trump's general election strategy is. he vowed, his campaign, trying to get him to not talk about nikki haley and that lasted 24 hours saturday. sunday he was calling her bird brain, brain-dead. if you are trying to get those nikki haley general election voters that is insulting to those voters. who wants to be seen as voting for a bird brain. he will probably have to welcome her back into the tent after she dropped out. neil: but he can't do it. person

result was widely expected and biden defeated minnesota representative dean phillips and author marianne williamson. south carolina helped launch biden to the democratic nomination for years ago. this time around his campaign is investing heavily into driving up? voter support. however, some young voters say their support as wavered for the democratic party. >> young people have a lot of opinions but we are not really represented in office and that is mostly because a lot of us say things but we don't go out and actually make the action to vote. >> how is president biden going to regain the support of young voters? he made so many promises and we are not seeing that. >> the new group of voters say it is up to the community to hold officials accountable and to enact change. it will be something weighing on biden's campaign moving forward. >>> south carolina democrats are taking a seat as the state's republican party -- primaries up next on february 24th. ahead of the nikki haley will try to rally support in her home state against former president donald trump tomorrow. >>> still to come this morning

presidential candidate marianne williamson suspended her campaign on wednesday after garnering only singleigit percentages in the new hampshire, south carolina, and about a primaries. next to her video message posted online in which he officially suspends her campaign. >> endings can be beautiful. today even though it is time to suspend my campaign for the presidency, i do want to see the beauty and i want all of you who supported me on this journey as donors and supporters as teams and volunteers to see the beauty too. there is so much for us to take from this, and that includes knowing we laid it down in ways that we should be proud of. we spoke to those who cannot speak for themselves in the society. we spoke for those whose lives are falling apart even indirectly because of bad public policy, those who are struggling because of environmental crises, racial crises, criminal crises, economic crises. we did what we could to shed some light in very dark in times. or that i will always be grateful. i take memories into my heart that would last forever, and particularly those of you who are

. >> neil: all right, marianne williamson -- >> a horse race going on here. >> neil: i hear you. sorry for the truncated time peered always good having you on, marianne. she is back in the presidential race challenging joe biden for the presidential nomination and making some waves. we will follow that. also development at the border. right now, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ it's a tale of two border trips. joe biden and donald trump making dueling visits to the besieged border in texas and seeing two different realities. on the left, president biden wrapping up remarks in brownsville after shuffling his way around the sanitized version of the border. the area he is and once saw 10,000 illegals a day, but thanks to the texas razor wire he wants to remove, crossings are an all-time low. here is the president. >> folks, it's real simple. it's time to act. it is long past time to act and they desperately need more reso