howard: and we're back with guy benson and richard fowler., pelosi saying that trump's delay was deadly. now, the media often sides with nancy pelosi but having just gotten cooperation for a $2 trillion economic bailout bill i was surprised she escalated her rhetoric to that degree just recently. >> i'm not really surprised because she's hyper partisan. people demand president trump be nonpartisan and apolitical during these times and i tend to agree with that but pelosi's out there lobbing grenades at him rhetorically even after a moment of cooperation and i find it interesting actually that she would harp on the word delay and the delays of president trump, given the fact that she came back to washington last week, blew up the legislative process and democrats delayed needed relief by three days. that may not be the word she wants to use here, given very recent history. howard: all right. well, the democrats would say they were negotiateing with the senate to try to change some of the provisions. but richard, by contrast, joe biden was on n

that spring and richard fowler and talkshow host. good to have you with us. a lot to worry about right now. by far they have the highest number of fatalities and worrie continue to spread there. it's interesting to watch the primary play out. there's been a lot of early voting that we have talked about . the new york times had been talking about what went on. and a racist hate is possible that the outcome could depend o how many people voted early bry mawr candidates were in the race . jason, how many people you thin when out and spent that but wishing they had effect tonight. >> certainly a lot i think it hurt joe biden. you saw the lover made voters before super tuesday and you start seeing some the results are now. michael bloomberg doing well. elizabeth born doing well. piercing most likely joe biden missing out on some opportunities. at the end of the day washingto is very slow at counting ballots . we're not going to have a winne for another day or two. we saw hundreds of thousands of ballots that of not been cast o tens of thousands been delivered . i

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let's bring in richard fowler if conservative rate of talk show host jason ransom of kt eth in seattlet number of fatalities and worries about the continued spread there. it's interesting to watch, that got a primary playing out there in the midst of all this and there has been a lot of early voting year that we talked abo about. "the new york times" had this talk about what's going on with washington. they said in a race this tight it is entirely possible that the outcome could depend on how many people voted early when more candidates were in the race. i mean, jason, how many people do you think went out and spent that vote may be wishing they had a back tonight? speak with are certainly a lot and i think it actually hurt joe biden. you saw little over a voters before super tuesday and you're starting to see it in some of the results right now. michael bloomberg doing well, elizabeth warren doing well. and you're seeing most likely that means joe biden missing out on some opportunities. at the end of the day, washington is very, very slow at counting ballots, we are not going to have

decision and even say the network should stop playing his daily briefings, let's discuss with richard fowler host of the next revolution, steve hilton. we're going to play a little bit about what some of the media had to say about the efficacy of these daily briefings, here's a sampling. >> if it were up to me and it's not, i would stop putting those briefings on live tv. not out of spite, but because it's misinformation. >> these briefings are substitutes for rallies, it's an outlet. he knows he can dominate the newscast. >> there's also trump using this as a political platform to promote the messages that he's not able to promote at rallies because he can't hold rallies right now. >> shannon: steve, what do you say? >> a couple of things. i think the reason there is this backlash from the people who don't like donald trump and in many cases hate donald trump for these briefings, there are actually fitting him politically. you can see his approval ratings are going up since he's been doing them and a showing that he is actually running the respon response. i think the interesting thing abou

let's bring in fox news contributor's richard fowler and gianno caldwell to talk about this big nightthe morning. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good to see you, shannon. >> shannon: gianno come i want to start with you. what is your reaction? biden had to have this to stay alive, now he has momentum, but really, the huge prize is still texas, undecided at this point, california, clearly bernie sanders will pick up hundreds of delegates between those two states. >> there is only one reaction i think a lot of people should have, and that is the fact that joe biden's campaign was a crashing plane, and african-americans landed safely on the hudson river. truthfully speaking, i think about the fact that joe biden, coming in early, won virginia, came in with alabama, came in with north carolina, 8 out of 10 african-americans voted for joe biden, which is something a lot of people didn't expect considering the fact that bernie sanders seemingly would be competitive with this group of voters, and he was polling higher, we knew it was going to happen south carolina, but thing about michae

let's ask fox news contributor, democratic strategist richard fowler. , the hunger and the thirst. will it come for him? >> no. barack obama is not going to endorse him until there is clearly a nominee. he understands he is the leader of this party. he is the person that can get the base out in record turnout numbers. he will wait as close to the convention as possible to endorse a candidate or whoever gets 1991 delegates necessary prior to the convention he will probably endorse that candidate. it was very good night for joe biden as we saw there. what bodes well for joe biden going into super tuesday, a lot of southern states on the ballot, alabama, virginia, tennessee, north carolina, i have them written down here. dean: texas. >> i think him and bernie will go neck and neck there. i think the problem joe biden going into super tuesday. he is not on the airwaves. he ran out of money to get on airwaves in super tuesday states. he is running on momentum. we'll see if that momentum carries him to get enough delegates there are 13,000 delegates, 1300 dele