pete: yeah.have other issues. thank god i don't have any of those issues but as we learn more information we'll certainly, we'll certainly share it. our number one priority, is the health and safety of those people who came to the conference. and for the president, his number one priority is to take every step to make sure that americans are as safe as they possibly can be. pete: you have to put it into perspective. matt, let's move to politics for a second. on friday i hijacked brian kilmeade's radio show. you were good enough to be a evident g we talked about the 20250 democrats. you pointed out information, look at drop out timeline of democrats following south carolina and leading up to super tuesday, man, it is concise. buttigieg on sunday, klobuchar on monday, warren thursday and only one inclined to endorse bernie and she didn't endorse him. how does that play out. >> when one tree falls in the forest, that is interesting. you might say an old tree fell in the forest. when you think three

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lemonis: yeah, we're not interested in those. pete: now, i noticed on your... a reason why? alexa: well, that was the sugar that we started with. lemonis: what do you use? pete: i use cane sugar. i've heard a lot of bakers complain of having used beet sugar. that it doesn't have the same level of performance. lemonis: her attitude sucks! where is the collaboration? where are the ideas? where is the, "let's make it better, everybody"? amber: because it is hard when people are coming in even if you're helping. lemonis: it's hard. i get it. i'm sympathetic to it. amber: i know you like these exercises for business, but we like them, too, as producers because this is where we start to see their character emerge, and we get the real person. lemonis: the real real. amber: yeah. the real real. pete: and so we're gonna cook all of this together. alexa: okay. pete: do you do that currently? alexa: no. pete: i think you might get better results. lemonis: i'm watching alexa continue to scowl at pete, and now i notice that i'm getting the evil eye from sam. why are you loo

pete? >> reporter: yeah, governor gavin newsom making that big decision to cancel large gatherings in california, and that comes after the city of san francisco makes that decision, and it would affect events here at the chase center, and that includes the warriors games and we will get to that in a minute. this is from the california department of public health, they are joining officials in calling for the cancelation of large gatherings, and we are talking about concerts, sporting events, and this would also apply to smaller gatherings. if we don't allow what we call, social disstun sing. the nba suspended the season after one players tested positive for the covid-19. here's the coach steve kerr reacting to the big news yesterday after that decision. >> it's easy to shrug something off when it is across the world and not affecting your daily life, even if you read it could be a threat. you don't feel it. i think now we are all feeling it and everybody has to take it very seriously. >> as far as the definition of a gathering, the department of public health says it's any event bringing togethe

then walk us through how you discovered that you ultimately had coronavirus. >> hi, thank you, yeah. peteou so much i'm excited to share my story with you guys. so yeah, that is that is correct i did fall sick i had a high fever, body aches, fatigue, i had a little bit of congestion but you're correct i didn't have any respiratory symptoms or a cough, any tightness in my chest any shortness of breath, so i just thought i had contracted a nasty flu and it wasn't until a few days later after i started getting sick that i found out that there was a larger story at hand. i had gone to a party three days prior with a group of friends just a house party, and it turns out that a big group of them about a dozen by my count all got sick at the exact same time three days after the party with very similar symptoms so we started to get suspicious and at that time several of my friends went to the doctor and they were told they had the flu, tested negative and were sent home so many of them were frustrated. i myself did not go to the doctor because i was recovering on my own. at that time, we found ou

applause ) >> stephen: we know you best-- everybody on your posters and everything, it says "mayor pete." >> yeahyou end up becoming the 46th president of the united states, will it be "president mayor pete"? ( laughter ) >> doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. technically, i guess it would technically have to be "president former mayor pete." p>> maybe just pete.t. >> stephen: do you know-- this is being taped on wednesday for thursday night, that's when i asked my producer, what is the latest we know-- do you know what the latest results are from the great, if confused, state of iowa? ( laughter ) >> so the last i checked, by the measue of state delegates equivalents, we are on track to be the first-place winner in the iowa caucus. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: do you know how much is reporting at this point? >> i think-- i believe it is over 80%. i think there is another 15% or so of the precincts to go. so we are still waiting on some of these verified results as we sit here speaking. >> stephen: but you actually did caucus. you went ahead and said "yeah, i'm pretty sure we won." that i

i think the whole representation of who it is, you know, just defines it, so i think so. >> pete rose? >> yeahkay. good luck pete rose. just really good luck. >> tell us your name, sir. >> george green. >> where are you from? >> brooklyn, new york. >> are you here for fashion week? >> no, i'm just passing by for work. >> has badgley mischka jumped the shark? >> yes. i don't know what you're talking about. >> what do you love about fashion week, leo? >> what i love about fashion week, it makes people even more excited about their true selves. fashion is always like a huge circle. the trends always come back. and when you think about consistentbility, it's not only about thinking green but it's beautiful how everything comes together. >> is it time for major league baseball to reinstate pete rose? >> what is that? >> rose baseball? >> what are you guys excited about? >> we absolutely love fashion week. this is our tenth season, and we're headed to the badgley mischka show. super excited to be dressed by the designers this year. >> is it time for major league baseball to reinstate pete rose? >> o

pete: yeah. jedediah: different floors for a change. i'm getting used to this pete hegseth. impact of this , griff? griff: well the americans are receiving at least $1,200 or 2,400 per couple should get either a direct deposit or a check within about three weeks according to secretary mnuchin. we'll find out but it is certainly going to be the small businesses coast-to-coast in every corner of the great country breathing a sigh of relief because they were beyond the point of making really tough decisions. pete: absolutely. jedediah: i've had friends throughout the country calling me and saying who owns small businesses so concerned, crying themselves to sleep at night saying i don't know if i'm able to stay open and pay my employee s do i have to lay people off so this is something that not only helps the big corporations who do staff a lot of people who don't have to worry about keeping their jobs but also small businesses breathing a sigh of relief so i was grateful to see democrats come together on this issue. pete: let's hope it works absolutely. today president trump is

jillian, pete. yeahe in california the, you know, you remember it was, seemingly days ago that the president came out and said, google is going to launch a site. will do all the stuff with the coronavirus. it apparently kicked google into gear because as of yesterday, google.com/cove individual 19 has launched. a great great project from google. it is educational, resource focused. it is not the kind of sight it may evolve into to get interactive services. that said, it does amazing things. including simple education. like doing the five it is what it is called. hands, which is number one, wash them, elbow, cough into it, face, don't touch it, space, keep safe distance, home, stay if you can. on there also great resources for small businesses in terms of how to handle this moment. and perhaps you will see some financial resources come on there a little bit as the site continues to get evolved. todd: there are reports that google was totally off-guard. you're saying by the president bringing it up he prob

pete: yeah. rachel: and then we have the rest of the day. n the day happens something changes so you got to be flexible but you find out how much time at school they actually have, you know because there's so many kids going to school in public school or elsewhere, a lot of wasted time at home, you can concentrate that and you're right you get it done basically by noon if your focused you start early enough. rachel: i've been lucky my college girl is home,avida, so she's been helping with the homework too so if things are going a little easier that way because we have an extra hand. my fourth tip is work out. it's not easy but you have no excuse to not work out now and we all feel better after a work out, and after a shower. i've had a few days that i did work out and some that i didn't and i can honestly say i'm a better momma on the days that i work out so if you can, if you have home equipment or go on the internet and find those homeworkouts that's the way to do it and then my last tip is to pray together. beginning and ending the day wit

pete. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, kris. they're pretty anxious waiting on that "grand princess" cruise ship. it's been docked here at the port of oakland since monday. it isn't over once they disembark from the ship. they'll be quarantined for a couple weeks. one of the places where some of the passengers will be quarantined this is video from a passenger who arrived last night, people wearing masks and checking folks in. this is a new reality for them at least for the next couple of weeks. here is where things stand from the "grand princess" cruise ship. more than 1,400 people have been taken off the ship. that took place on monday. u.s. passengers will be quarantined for 14 days. we showed you a glimpse of one of them. will be sent to other bases in california and georgia as well as texas. they will be flown to their home countries for medical treatment. more than 20 people on the ship tested positive for the virus that was carrying roughly 3,500 passengers at the time. 19 of those cases were crew members. they're going t

travis: all right. ♪ pete: i noticed we sell a lot of these in jacksonville. allison: yeah. epping to get the buena park location open, but one of the things that i want to see is travis, allison, and pete working together to prove that these two businesses can create one cohesive location. travis: hey, guys. allison: travis. travis: we just stocking shelves? allison: yeah. travis: i remember that marcus clearly pointed out he really didn't like the soda-flavored licorice and the really heavy bacon theme, like cotton candy and those type of things. allison: those sell really well for us, and they have really good margins. travis: i know that we're really trying to pull sweet pete's and farrell's together, but i feel like we need to be really cautious. allison: i mean, we'll just have to, kind of, play around with it and rethink how we're merchandising it. ♪ lemonis: hey, guys. allison: surprise, surprise. lemonis: surprise, surprise. today, i'm at buena park. i wanted to check in to see how the remodeling was going. allison: i guess because they were so cash strapped they hav

>> oh, you betcha, yeah. >> yeah. petee going to the twin cities. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah. >> yeah, is that useful to you. >> oh, you [laughter] it is kind of like that, except with the mashed potatoes on top -- koop dean it's a classic of every lutheran church basement in minnesota. that is so. >> you make a really nice, soft mashed potato, and you mix if it with four and then you just -- you said always and always butter and brown sugar. pete: it's like before dinner you do your thing -- >> that's what i asked him. pete: it's so good. rick: butter on a tortilla. pete: it's a classic scandinavian thing. listen, the norwegians are not known for their culinary genius. [laughter] >> lemon bars and something called scotcharoos and then they call that, like, if you go somewhere, you say i'm bringing the salad, it's a jell-o salad. jedediah: what's a jell-o salad? if. pete: i grew up on this, we called it pink jell-o, it's really just jell-o with whipped cream together, that's how my grandma if made it. >> that has strawberries, p

really matter we also have an pete hegseth nba summer virus coronavirus hoops camp every day as well so play a little sport, talk about things that really matter and yeah of allegiance and a prayer, what else do we do every morning guys? >> star spangled banner. steve: pete? if you start every day with the pledge of allegiance how about doing it right now? pete: will you guys do the pledge of alliance age for fox & friends right now? start it route. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, undergod, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. brian: pete, that was great, and the thing is, you actually do have to, the kids actually do have to go to school right because there's something that they are supposed to like do they go on zoom or interact or just telling them to give you the curriculum and you'll handle it? pete: combo. so, there is an online learning for two of them they're doing right now so we work through that in the morning but also individualized plans that it's kind of fun, pick what you want them to learn and focus on based on their grade level and then i

griff: pete: yeah. griff: rick, you have the fabric.essentially the raw material to make it. what does the material look like? >> it is not the same fabric. i have prototypes what we're working on for the rain jacket. it is a different material. it is a factory that has that ability because they work with fabrics. so they have got all the machines and everything. it would be harder to go take an umbrella factory, which is our primary product, transfer that into making this, because they don't have the machines. anybody that is making clothes or that kind of an apparel has a much easier way to mike those kinds of transitions. that is how this ended up happening for us. griff: what would you propose has a company, does not want to be involved in price gauging, wants to set a reasonable price, what should happen? rick: if there was some sort of centralized spot i think it would be certainly very helpful so the states are not competing against each other. while everybody es a human resources are so tapped that there is an easier way to do t

for a couple weeks, you know just to see how you know things our oh yeah, answer on and pete over waterbar, i'm you know you look like business was really good their bare struggling as well so they're working on a day by day basis said well i didn't talk to phil terrapin crossroads because i don't know, but i follow them on instagram and they just close yesterday. >>for the whole month of march said that's the the entertainment they the shows and concerts as well as the restaurant so people are handling this that would you feel comfortable going to a restaurant, you know you have all those hands touching the food and you know i yeah it's a mixed bag, you know, yes and no, but i know a lot of these places they use you know they're very fastidious they were before and certainly now so a lot people say you know call a place if you want to support them by a gift card right now and then use it or not and i did a couple months when everything settles down we should support them fine and we're going to go there upside service to all that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us t

she will drop out along with pete buttigieg and tom steyer over the weekend, buttigieg and quloab are now expected to endorse former vice president joe biden. >> trevor: yeahtom steyer dropped out, then pete buttigieg ended his historic run as the first openly roug robot candidate. we all know once a gay guy sets a trend, white women won't be far behind. so klobuchar dropped out, too. ( cheers and applause ) so if you're joe biden, these past few days are some of the west of your life. for biden, he's made the ultimate comeback. your opponents aren't just dropping out, they're also endorsing you, and to top it all off, joe biden's are now the number two dentures on amazon, right behind the donald trump's, best in the united states! ( laughter ) but don't forget, things might be looking out for biden but doesn't mean it's a done deal. he still has opponents, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and billionaire in a booster seat michael bloomberg. but the most difficult opponent joe biden has to overcome is himself. >> biden in a good position but his campaign plagued by more gaffs. >> all right, jack, thank you. >> all right, it's chris, but anyway -- >> chris,

it seems as though pete buttigieg is saying, no. >> yeah, i completely agree with the mayor there.he endorsements started off pretty strong. now you're seeing it from voters. vice president biden has two of his biggest rallies of his campaign over the weekend and missouri is not an easily place to get crowds. i worked there for six years and never did back-to-backs like that. voters are coming to biden in a state where sanders should have the advantage. >> let's talk about missouri and how things are breaking down there as you point out. it was close. sanders seems to have changed his schedule around a little bit. he went to st. louis instead of going to kansas city, missouri. what is our view of how the landscape works out for bernie sanders? why spend the time in st. louis instead of kansas city? >> i think he wanted to spend more time in michigan and i think it's because he's seeing the writing on the wall in missouri. it looks like all signs are pointing to the vice president winning pretty handedly there. st. louis has more voters, so it makes sense to go there if you're only

and the speculation is those people therefore who may have voted for mayor pete may well turn tojoe biden in the future. yeahurprise a lot of support and surprise a lot of support and surprise a lot of people, not least by the amount of money he raised during this campaign. how vital will his now for another candidate possibly be? it would be usually important if indeed he comes forward immediately and says he is backing another of the candidates. he may be leave it a while before he does that. what is clear, he is heading to think things at some point in the future, and he may well have his eye on a strategy in terms of his own political career. in terms of his own political career. what he says at this news c0 nfe re nce career. what he says at this news conference could have quite a significant bearing if he decides to put himself firmly behind one candidate or another. it could have repercussions in the future. watching his strategy moving forward i think is going to be very interesting. meanwhile, a crucial few days ahead for the democratic presidential hopefuls. super tuesday coming up. now really ough

going to be best swift kick that the economy didn't need at this particular time yeah and i mean again i really like what pete said there because i remember watching and trying speech and they actually showed he had like an i pad in front of a minute said 321 you know afternoon you're absolutely right i was really surprised by that. and to what do you think this is going to be a referendum on trump governance well i think what will be a referendum is the trump response to the corona virus and what happens from now over the next 6 months have people feel that the government took hold of the crisis and things are getting better whether it's the distribution of testing kits or a peaking and the number of new cases that we say and that their sense is that the government actually did something for something that was not their fault if you will the chronic virus has no one's fault then i think you know they the public will will tend to vote for trump but if 6 months down the road it still looks like there's a lot of confusion out there then certainly it will be a referendum on his handling of this crisis. helen the

company's bills to get you through this time. >> thanks. >> pete, we're with you. >> thank you. >> thanks for caring about your employees. >> yeah this comes from tess she's currently under contract to sell her home and buy a new one. should she be concerned about mortgage rate increases, et cetera >> her mortgage rates are not going to go up remember, two days ago we saw the fed slash rates that shouldn't be a worry something to consider if she's moving in the next month she's going to have movers in her house. she may have furniture delivery people in her house. make sure she's very transparent with every company, everyone going in and out of her home, because it's not just financial, it's physical. remember, all of these people in her life but as far as mortgage rates going up, that's not something to consider. >> or transactions. >> how o . >> should you pause? >> this isn't something you necessarily need to pause. the government has told you all the things that need to pause, as far as being around a whole lot of people, being with anyone over 10 -- 10 people, not age of 10 as far as financial transaction, that's okay. the

pete: really neat. yeah. maybe it will translate into winning football games. nk you very much. you can clear your throat now. [laughter] pete: 16 minutes after the top of the hour. a loaded gun found in the same jail that housed jeffrey epstein. how could something like that have been smuggled in? steve: yeah, let's talk about that. chuck schumer backtracking after attacking supreme court justices two of them by name. the media coming to schumer's defense. >> is there, in fact, a double standard? >> no one noticed what he said until roberts intervened. >> in many ways it's tamer than even say trump. steve: our next guest has a reality check for the media. coming up, joe concha. stay with us. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ but i try ♪ i try ♪ i try ♪ (whistling) (whistling) hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. ♪ >> i should not have used the words i used yesterday but in no way was i making a threat.

pete buttigieg as well. it's a good day for joe biden. >> yeah, this is very good news for the biden campaign. he's onstage right now. he is sticking to his stump speech. he came out and told the crowd, they said my campaign is dead and i am very much alive, i'm back. he's sticking to his talking points right now, but as far as the campaign, i did talk to a campaign aide about the amy klobuchar endorsement, and they wrote back saying what their line of thinking, they are thinking the joe-mentum, that's what they are calling it, is real. brooke, it remains to be seen, because the voters have to vote to see if it's true, but, again, he's in texas today, a very delegate-rich state, and we are at hbcu, texas southern university, and he's trying to get to as many voters as possible here in texas before going to california. but think about the visuals of amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg, and the biden campaign looks the likes of consolidating. >> their perspective on this duel mega endorsement, and also ahead, breaking news on the fast-spreading coronavirus. new deaths reported just this afternoon i

sanders have a chance of getting some of those supporters, mayor pete seemed to think he was going to give his blessing to joe biden. >> yeah if i could be very honest with you. mayor pete has center left ideologies, so if anything his supporters will directly go to biden and that's really important here. people don't wake up the next day if they're really in love with a candidate and move to another candidate. it will take time over time i don't see his supporters going to the sanders campaign, rather i see them going to the biden campaign. for biden right now, it's not only picking up supporters from mayor pete but also to start to chip away as bloomberg support and the bloomberg wave we see growing. if anyone is his biggest competition it will be michael bloomberg. rob: joe, do you agree with that, do you think biden gets pete's support and what about the early vote. a lot of people have voted when joe biden and everybody thought he was out, they voted for probably somebody else. >> the primary scenario of having different elections is a good case to make against early voting. i think the buttigieg supporters, a lot of t

yeah, counterintuitive. two things going on. one is that peteuttigieg in particular is an old person's idea of what a young person shouldf be. [laughter] >> and so he appeals to a lot of -- he's got very like good grandson vibes, so a lot of people really -- a lot of older people and in particular think he's such a nice young man and that is very appealing. like, listen, underestimate him at your peril. it's appealing from many voters someone going from no-name mayor in south bend, indiana to winning iowa caucus by a tinny hair according to delegates is an unbelievable trajectory, right? those voters matter. you're totally right. bernie sanders is -- his candidacy is fortified by his popularity with young people both millennials and gen z and that's why i say it's generational the no matter the way you slice it. if pete comes out on top, he's the youngest nominee. if bernie does, it's because of his support with young people. one thing i found out on the trail recently which isn't in the book is that like old e people and younger people think of

yeah. that's your point, good point. peteden, bernie sanders e michael bloomberg, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, at point does this lineup need to be reduced to give the party a fighting chance? >> i think all of the -- the party is, it's not so much a monolith, a group of -- i don't think it's easy to tell any one of these candidates to exit the race. before the major day on the calendar. i think after super tuesday we're going to the see a lot of reckoning, but before that certainly mike bloomberg, who has invested everything into super tuesday -- arthel: yes. >> obviously, entered the race late in the game believing that vice president biden is not electable in the general. he's not going to step aside because of a one-off in south carolina by the vice president. so i think we've got the most important day by far coming up on tuesday. arthel: yeah, no, of course. i mean,, bloomberg is the last man standing with his own money, so he can go, you know -- >> but, again -- arthel: go ahead. >> absolutely. this really is very

start with you, because you have some new reporting about joe biden and pete buttigieg connecting on the phone, what's going on? >> yeah, that's right, hallie. an awful lot has changed for the biden campaign in the last 48 hours since the big victory in south carolina. we knew yesterday that the two, joe biden and pete buttigieg had tried to connect by phone, trading some voice mails as their campaigns are separately having conversations with each other about consolidating support around the former vice president. along with vaughn hillyard we can confirm that they did connect this morning so we know that the conversations -- i'm sitting down with -- >> do you know what we said? >> so we'll have a chance to ask him -- we don't know yet. but as i mentioned i'm going to sit down with the vice president. you can be sure that's one of the first questions i ask him in the next hour. but what we have seen here for the biden team is really quite a turnaround. they're seeing a surge in support in terms of fund-raising. raising $10 million in the last just two days. that's more than they raised most months in this campaign. you

>> yeah, i think we heard from mayor pete back during the debate in south carolina where he spoke upried about having bernie sanders at the top of the party ticket and how that might affect down ballot races. so given his turnout in these past states, i think that his effort to try to put his supporters behind biden and in that moderate lane to bolster support against the progressives, it does hold true. it will be interesting to see, especially given tomorrow, how that breakdown goes given that biden and sanders are really neck and neck in several of these states, including texas which is very delegate-rich. heather: what are your thoughts on that? do you think there is a lot of pressure behind the scenes to make this happen? >> i think alex is absolutely correct in her analysis. i'm pretty sure the party elders noted to pete buttigieg, he didn't have a reasonable path forward, considering the fact he couldn't get african americans to get around him. considering that joe biden won two-thirds of the afghan american vote in south carolina, that gives him the momentum. bernie sanders i

griff: yeah. pete: 9-year-old still writes notes. i intercepted it. i have it. night. pete: digital note. mark meadows. president trump overnight you may be learning about it right now naming congressman mark meadows as the new white house chief of staff. griff: mimick mulvaney will sere as the u.s. special envoy to northern ireland. gentlemen jed garrett tenney with more on the staff shakeup. >> great transition, griff this announcement was not spwaoeurplly unspeculated. president trump made it official last night when he announced on twitter i'm pleased to announce that congressman mark meadows will become white house chief of staff. i have known known and worked with mark. relationship is very good one. i want to thank mick mulvaney for working so well. he will be the special envoy for northern ireland. thank you. the president noted how strong his personal relationship with meadows is meadows has been one of his most loyal allies and vocal defenders on capitol hill particularly throughout the impeachment hearings. meadows said he is honored to do the job and

pete buttigieg. what do you expect to happen here? >>. >> yeah. these are two important validaters.nator kamala harris, it's not the most politically daring endorsement she's made. it was very clear that biden, after south carolina, was going and post super tuesday was going to be the front-runner. but it's still an important voice because kamala harris notably sparred with joe biden about his record on criminal justice reform and, you know, his efforts to desegregate in the 70s and 80s. so having kamala come out and be a voice for him in michigan could be a differencemaker. as we saw last week, those voices who consolidated around him, they've made a difference. >> jackie, thank you so much. always a pleasure. >>> still ahead, mick mulvaney ousted as white house chief of staff. who president trump has tapped for his replacement, next. s tapd for his replacement, next. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with

yeah. and klobuchar -- there have been conversations between pete buttigieg and the vice president. there was a lot of speculation, would he do the same thing? would he endorse the vice president? the word last night from folks inside his campaign said he wants to sleep on it. but you wonder what might be next. >> reporter: absolutely. i think joe biden said in that phone call he would like him to stay engaged. clearly there is a momentum on the moderate side that they want to coalesce all of the energy possible to stop bernie sanders who is expected to have a big night on tuesday. but they are trying to stop him from having an overwhelming lead so there is still a path forward for someone like joe biden. the question really i think is -- remains, what happens with pete buttigieg and michael bloomberg? do they see a path forward or say it's time to actually get behind joe biden and put him forward as the best candidate to try to beat bernie sanders? >> yeah. i think the obvious question is where do the voters go? are they all naturally or most of them going to go to the vice preside

>> yeah, no, the location peteberg, th pe pete burg, they picked the location. it was surreal.out on that porch and all that, you know, the memories. >> jimmy: were any of your neighbors still living there in that neighborhood? >> certainly, certain people come out of the wood work, but two of my dear friends who had had a couple of run-ins with the law and served a lit of time in the state of massachusetts and federal government had actually gotten out and had never been on a movie set. and i said i got a part for you guys. i made them guards. >> jimmy: they played prison guards? >> in the prison in massachusetts where they were at. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> it was nice that we were able to -- >> jimmy: that is fantastic. >> full circle. >> jimmy: i cannot wait until those guards, you should invite the guards who were guarding them in prison to come see them portray them in the movie. >> oh, they'll see them in the movie. they're here in town. they'll go to the premiere with me. >> jimmy: that's crazy. they got out like around the same time? >> right before we started shooting.

longer in the race kamala harris, cory booker, tom steyer, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, all of these people who have dropped out. >> jimmy: yeahre the convention happens this summer. >> jimmy: wait what [ laughter ] >> i know. >> so wait, so we might not know who the nominee is? >> right right now it is more likely than not that we will go to the convention with nobody having a majority of delegates. and what happens there is that means that they decide at the convention, which is gonna be bananas. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: oh, my god >> totally bananas [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that really is bananas >> yeah. >> jimmy: have people sent in early votes? >> yes millions of them >> jimmy: so they voted for people that are out? >> yes by the millions. >> jimmy: can they revote? >> in some cases, you can. in some cases, you can get your ballot back, if the person you voted for is now no longer in the race >> jimmy: wow. >> but don't get me started. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's all these different jurisdictions, and everybody's got their own rules. >> jimmy: yeah >> so it is -- it's wild i mean, and i think you see in both parti

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suddenly decide to make a last minute decision who you're going to vote for yeah actually just this morning i was thinking about mayor pete and brian who sleeps in brief politics let me know that he had dropped out and so i did my homework all day long and landed on and landed on biden and what made you choose biden over for example bernie sanders the most important thing for me in this election was who could be president trump and that was biden for me here. to me these things attract chilled right right out in terms of his history in terms of his know how his connections him being able to put the right people in the right places to get the right things passed in washington was extremely important to me and so the only person i thought doing that with biden is around ok great so brian your wife says you live and breathe politics. what do you make of the past 2448 hours of twists and turns in this race and this extreme volatility that's going on yes it's been a pretty alike in so you know it's there's a lot of for the most for most part i think i thought no i think for me a lot. like the major shifts was like after biden.

yeah. exactly. peteork city area although we are scattered throughout the area right now for obvious reasons. but i would imagine there are a bunch of the country that are hot spots that you are devoting a lot of attention to and resources to and other spots not so much, right? >> correct. it's all about priorities. you know, we want to mike sure that we're addressing the hot spots today. we are looking for where do we go next? we want to skate toward the puck and be there before it happens. lots of professionals. 14 federal agencies behind me on every floor of this building working every day to make sure that we deal with this crisis and put it behind us. brian: so, pete, governor cuomo who has really left politics out of this has been very complimentary to fema especially what you are doing at the javits center. i love the power the states have when it comes to equipment i want fema to take control. i can't bid against 49 states. the price goes up and no one benefits. there needs to be a priority from

>>yeah, it is a great just said a rival's no more any clothes shaar and pete buttigieg united behind joe biden's presidential bid this move just hours before voting begins across a series of high stakes super tuesday states including here in california. the urgency of the moment reflects concerns from the democratic establishment that bernie sanders. was position to seize a significant delegate lead when 14 states vote tomorrow and tonight authorities are looking at some early polling results for california voters ahead of tomorrow's primary care this poll data collected by our parent company next our media and the emerson college polling society. >>as of march first about 38% of california voters said they already voted or plan to vote for senator bernie sanders, second place former vice president joe biden with 21%. >>senator elizabeth warren she came in 3rd with 16% followed by mike bloomberg with almost 11%. people were asked which candidate has the best stuff health care policy senator sanders way ahead there as well with more than 40% of the vote. biden he came in with 19.7% in

i have it on good authority that pete buttigieg is a hand cougher. yeahs not perfect, but it's at least something america doesn't need a hand-cougher they need a president that's old enough to know typhoid mary. >> and pete drops out the next day. >> that knocked him out. >> i don't know. >> the funny sketch about la guardia, about the airport in new york, too. jake gyllenhaal shows up they went for it very funny that's "pop start. >> good one. thank you, carson. >>> just ahead, stephanie ruehl is back. she has advice to help women take control of their finances and her take on the historic slide on wall street we've been seeing first, t woman: the deadly corona virus officially hitting the us. man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge resea

yeah. >> reporter: madison then joining pete on live tv tuesday night, but one significant person not inhat one was willing to compromise. the other one has not, and to me, to me, you need both to compromise. >> this is my journey too, and this isn't just peter choosing me. this is me choosing peter. >> he's going to have to fail to succeed. >> i'm telling you that i love madison, and that should be enough. >> reporter: and overnight, pete sharing the two had broken things off just three days after the finale writing, maddie and i have mutually decided to not pursue our relationship any further. believe me, this was not easy for either of us to be okay with, but after a lot of honest conversation, we have agreed that this makes the most sense for the two of us. the love and respect i have for maddie will continue to endure. and overnight, madison writing, i will always love and respect him. i am convinced our paths were meant to cross, and we are both better because they did. >> pete saying overnight this has been an emotional experience. i'm grateful for the outreach of support i have r