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barack and i believe it will be a launching pad for me >> reporter: biden now touting a new endorsement for the 2016 running mate tim kaine who said biden has exemplary heart and experience biden leading in south carolina polls looking to become the sole alternative for establishment democrats trying to stop front-runner bernie sanders while other candidates also now trying to slow sanders' momentum. >> i don't agree with his solutions and i'll tell you why i don't believe the government should take over big parts of the economy. >> the establishment is getting a little bit nervous about our campaign. >> reporter: meanwhile, sanders arguing the energy behind his campaign makes him most electable. >> well, i would suggest to those people who think bernie can't beat trump, take a look at the last 50 national polls. and you will find on 47 of those 50 bernie beats trump. >> reporter: tonight democratic voters say their top priority is finding a candidate who can beat president trump. >> i'll probably support joe biden. i'd like to see joe stay in it i think he is respected by a lot of people. >> bernie has a very power

from virginia and of course the democratic nominee for vice president to succeed joe biden in 2016 tim kaine is going to be endorsing joe biden. that's the democratic party rallying around joe biden. a big boost for him heading into the super tuesday. >> all right. this goes to show, road warriors are working their phones even as others are talking on tv during their live shots. thank you, see you throughout the day. >>> i want to bring in the contributor, a black lives matter activist and fresh off of a flight back from south carolina. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> let's talk about joe biden. senator kane is set to endorse him in virginia. but you have to get through south carolina. what is the number that you're looking at that joe biden needs to win by, because it's no longer a matter of win or lose. it seems for him and the stakes he's put on this. what are you looking at the margins for him in south carolina? >> i really think that the gap between him and the second place person needs to be in the double digits. that's the only way to run away from this primary, first

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>>powerful combination senator tim scott says he believes joe biden will win the state saturday. but congressman ralph norman says this weekend could be a game ender for the former vp even if he wins loses. this week 14 term congressman jim cliburn endorsed biden giving him the added support in the african-american community he is hoping for south >>and should be voting for joe biden. >>this senator scott says businessman tom stier is message is also striking a chord with the african american community is talking about. >>helping people make their way forward through the their work not giveaways a few republican lawmakers here on capitol hill tell me it doesn't matter what happens on saturday. they already know who's going to win the state in november, south con is trump country. >>congressman jeff duncan along with some other members of the south carolina delegation will catch a ride with president trump on air force one as he flies in for friday night's keep america great rally congressman william timmons says the president already has his district support the economy is really

and i think when they see biden getting a solid indisputable fourth place in iowa, it gives them pause. >> so timok, you lived what joe biden arguably and his team -- >> i did. >> are going through now four years ago. bush was the favorite. what's it like for his team that spent the days off the campaign trail. they're trying to figure out the best way to gain traction. what's that like? >> it's frustrating. it's frustrating to go out every day. i think it's hard for people watching this to get in the mind set of -- you get off that bus, and you are working 14 hours a day, and every question to you is why isn't it working? why are things going bad? what's wrong? that has an impact on people's psyche, and i think it has an impact on morale with the staff. and so joe biden needs a lift tonight. new hampshire has been a place in the past that has given people a lift. didn't happen for us with jeb. happened for hillary, though, in 2008. can't carry her to the nomination, but she did it by speaking to the heart. new hampshire responds to authenticity. joe biden has to do that tonight. he has to put th

biden. you had tim o'brien, his adviser on about a half hour ago.g to say yeah, i'm a billionaire, a capitalist. i'm going up against this democratic socialist who just praised castro. so, yes, i pulled myself up from the boot straps and i've used my money to help, you know, climate change and gun control and so you'll see everyone pile on bernie. and it remains to be seen whether or not bernie is hurt by this. i don't think he will. for five years he's weathered he's critiques and attacks and he's going to be bernie, for better or for worse. it's do or die for biden and klobuchar. it's going to be very spicy tonight, guys. >> it sounds like it. tim o'brien gave us a bit of a sneak peek. it's more than just saying that bernie has praised castro. tim o'brien, what he was bringing up were old writings from decades ago with all sorts of, you know, scandalous things in there. so how far back are they going to go, and how deep are they going to go in terms of attacking bernie? >> well, if my memory serves correctly from 2016, there's still quite a bit th

eric: congressman tim ryan joins us, he's a biden campaign surrogate, hello, congressman, are you guys> good morning. no, not at all, this is -- this is four quarters, iowa is the first quarter, new hampshire is second, nevada is third, south carolina is the fourth quarter to have early primary states and i think those will be viewed in totality and, you know, we will do very well in nevada and in south carolina as well. look, when you go to iowa, two of the key constituencies for joe biden were not participating in the iowa caucus and that's communities of color which iowa is a very white state with very little diversity and older people who vote who won't necessarily take two or 3 hours on cold winter night at iowa night to go caucus, so that was like joe biden fighting with two arms behind his back, but as the maps change, he's going to consistently do better, pick up steam and we will get the nomination. eric: doesn't he need everybody else to get the nomination and defeat president trump in november? >> he's the key person i think to build the diverse coalition. you know, i repres

i feel like that's what biden is doing to blacks in south carolina. >> is it, tim, what he's doing tocarolina? >> you know, i'm going to defer to his judgment if that's his experience. i'll say this, i remember biden saying last night exactly the opposite. he said he's trying to earn those votes. he realizes that he has to earn those votes. but maybe that message didn't get across. you know, look, that's going to be a critical part of this electorate, looking at 2020. the only way for somebody to dethrone sanders is to get a coalition of white voters and voters of color. i think biden is best positioned to do that. we'll see if he can do it on saturday. >> tim, just very quickly. you hear a lot of panic in the democratic party over the prospect of a bernie sanders nomination. it rings familiar to me, because i remember similar panic among republicans, perhaps yourself included, about a trump nominee. by the way, trump was and trump won. is it -- are they overplaying that panic? do they know so much or do the voters know more? >> i was wrong. i was panicked and i thought he'd lose and

tim kaine came out and endorsed senator biden. tim works with all these senators. t. the head of our black caucus in virginia, i think joe biden has the best chance of winning virginia in the election. we can't sit on the sidelines. i'm going to go all in. i think he has the best shot of beating donald trump, not only winning the presidency, but helping us in senate and house races. i worry, we've got abigail spanberger and elaine in tough districts. joe biden is the best at the top of the ticket to keep the seats. >> how does tonight change the path ahead for joe biden, for mike bloomberg -- >> good question. i'm hoping tomorrow some of the candidates decide to get out. if you do not have a pathway, let's not wait until super tuesday. we have candidates who have run great races. pete buttigieg was a mayor and what he was able to do. i would ask these candidates, tomorrow do you have a pathway? if you don't have a pathway, who is it that you think is the most elect able and can help the democratic party from the top to the bottom in all the local races and statewide

. >> now, joe biden is getting some help from famous virginia i don't knows, senator tim kaine, a nominee, hillary clinton's running mate. and he remind me of harry s truman, a outwardly ordinary man and everyday americans made him a great president, i am proud to vote for joe biden. that's senator tim kaine. and he'll be holding an event not from where we are in virginia beach. after all virginia has some 99 delegates at stake on tuesday. leland. leland: you have to wonder if terry mccauliffe the former governor of virginia might show up at that event and might not. mark will be there to cover it. kristin. kristin: now to north carolina where normal new york mayor michael bloomberg and amy klobuchar are set to share the stage later today. for that we're headed to he will son barber who is live in charlotte. >> hey, kristin, if south carolina is make or break for the campaign, among southern states, south carolina is close to that for the bloomberg campaign. he's highly prioritizing north carolina. neve over 125 staffers on the ground, eight offices set to be the largest campaign presence

tim. your reaction has the political caravan moved on permanently for joe biden and warren?tical altitude. is it now bernie is the front runner? >> no question bernie is the front-runner. he has the momentum. the clear leader in public polling as we see. came out of iowa with a clear vote in the 6,000 margins vote he took out of iowa, regardless of the little iowa version of ilec tomorrow college they have there. he can definitely claim that. he will probably do well tomorrow. joe biden his campaign is leaking air with he have day that passes. elizabeth warren is flat and frankly across the board really there doesn't seem to be much enthusiasm for the democrats. liz: are you guys rooting for bernie sanders? do you want bernie sanders as the nominee? >> well, i don't think we've actually selected one candidate or another. liz: do you want him. no my question, do you want bernie sanders to be the nominee? >> we don't, we never publicly expressed a preference. president beats all-comers. each one of them presents different challenges. but it doesn't really matter which one it i

tim miller. congressman, i know it's not an endorsement but you're a biden guy. vice president biden and others, what was your biggest take away? >> joe biden had the night he needed. he walked away from the stage with -- he refound his swing. but i have to say, as a biden supporter, i think everybody walked off that stage with a feeling of accomplishment, mike bloomberg kind of crawled out of the hole he was in from las vegas. bernie sanders took punches but he didn't go down for the count. i would conclude with this, what we saw with bernie sanders last night, stephanie, was an exceptional democratic primary candidate with passion but a risky general election candidate. if you are the democrats you have to try to win florida and the electoral college. one way not to win florida is to take votes for granted. one way to take votes for granted is to praise cuba and criticize israel. great tactical primary strategy but over the long haul he showed that he continues to be a risky candidate in some of those bell weather states. >> victoria? >> the question is are we

biden got a big boost today from tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate in 2016.rsed the former vp. first, voters in south carolina get to have their say. the first contest where african americans makeup a majority of the democratic voters. former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign, trymaine lee, and jamie harrison. democratic candidate for u.s. senate against lindsey graham in south carolina. i want to ask what you discovered. you have been around the state. >> i discovered there are huge pockets of black voters in rural counties that feel disconnected, disengaged, almost forgotten by the establishment, also the black vote is more fluid than we assume. obviously joe biden has been around the block, has a loyal base, bedrock of the black community, older folks, churches and schools, but there are young people between 25 and 35 years old looking for someone to connect to. there could be opportunity, they haven't felt that spark yet. >> like the rest of the country. >> that's right. >> one african-american voter he spoke with was reverend joseph darby, pastor i

is trying to project the image of being on top of it. >> sandra: let's bring in senator tim scott with us. joe bidena last-minute push in south carolina ahead of saturday's primary. the senator joins us now. good morning to you. thank you for jumping on with us here. a lot of breaking news this morning. we heard from the president this morning and he took shots at the presidential candidates. your thoughts as we head into another big debate. whose make or break moment this? >> the entire field's make or break moment. if they don't take on bernie sanders they're all in trouble if they will win the nomination. if you think about not only this saturday but go to super tuesday where texas and california represent about a third of what bernie would need in order to become the nominee. he has the momentum coming out of south carolina. my definition of momentum. if joe biden doesn't win by double digits. it's a loss for him and perhaps the end of his campaign. for bernie, you think about this. three weeks ago biden had a 30-point lead in south carolina. bernie's numbers within the african-american of south

. >> reporter: we expect to see former vice president joe biden on the ground here in virginia. he won the endorsement of senator time biden campaign certainly will be out here to capitalize on that. right now, from where we are, you can see people are lined up and fired up for bernie sanders happening later on tonight. arthel: mark, thank you very much. eric. eric: former new york city mayor mike bloomberg would say he's funding a campaign, getting that out while trying to make his mark, despite not being in the ballot in the first three early voting contests. his strategy is to hit it big on super tuesday. he is stumping in north carolina as is amy klobuchar. allison barber is live in charlotte where both are holding campaign events. >> reporter: 110 delegates are up for grab in this state. four candidates had events in north carolina on their schedule today. senator amy klobuchar and mike bloomberg will be in charlotte this evening, speaking at the blue celebration, hosted by north carolina democrats. >> i'll have a big day on tuesday. >> i've run this add straightforwardly as i can. i haven't had a bunch of vira

late last year joe biden told cnn his word that he is embarrass for graham over his willingness to do trump's bidding. you know, timesting about this, and there is a lt of levels of interesting, but one of them is jill biden, herself. she has become more present than she maybe anticipated being, and she enjoys being on the campaign trail, bhuch more baut much mor her willing to take something down and not the first time that she has been willing to call something out. >> well, there must be a hugely personal part of this. we forget one part. this entire impeachment happened because joe biden became a candidate. that is not that it is what motivated the democrats, but it seems to be what motivated the president. and you can imagine what is it like for jill biden, because her family has been dragged into the center of the most important constitutional moment that a country can have, our country can have and so i can imagine for her that there is a weird balance. these senators usually socialize. we live in a very, very partisan washington where i don't think that the senators socialize the way they used to, and what

was it a minimal tim min -- men, i thought today's episode was another step down that road. >> john? >> biden 4 or fifth place showing is a vote of no confidence in his leadership, we cannot drive his own campaign because his windshield is same size as rearview mirror, he is not puts forth a vision this people can buy into, that is sad, because he is running against social. socialist and communists. but bloomberg is inside his head, every time he looks in his rearview mirror, bloomberg is closer than he appears. >> here is the problem for biden now, by the way i thought that biden was going to run away with this, he is losing big time. to a marxist, big time to a mayor of south bend, en indiana. now klobuchar who was not even on the radar is beating him and bloomberg is with him, i think he has big trouble, i think he is feeling pressure, i am really worried, i know what they say about south carolina and nevada, you have to think about this is the vice president of a very popular president. and he seems to be running on a tread bil bill mill right now, - treadmill right now, if i were biden p

aid and investigating the bidens >> everyone was in the loop >> reporter: other administration officials who testified against the president's wishes have resigned, including tim morrison and ambassador marie yovanovitch, who trumpting >> reporter: with the fate of other state department diplomats davidolmes and george kent as well aswhistle-l unclear. >> and hans joins us now from the white house. hans, what do we know about that whistle-blower who started it all >> reporter: well, the president said repeatedly that he wants to hear from the whistle-blower but his ability to retaliate may be limited because the whistle-blower is a cia employee and is no longer assigned to the white house. jose >> hans nichols at the white house. thank you very much. >>> tonight we are remembering the actor robert conrad. he was a mainstay in hollywood starting in the late 1950s and known for doing many of his own stunts. he starred in tv shows like "the wild, wild west," "hawaiian eye," and the series "centennial. robert conrad was 84 tonight, theead controversy over kobe bryant's legacy and the news anchor now gettinde >>> also, shocking otel fees. from towels to using the p

biden. >> harris: this morning i showed you a clip from tim o'brien on another network today. one of the things that he was pointing to what some of the tape that will come back on bernie sanders and how the venting hasn't been none yet. i can't wait to see it pop your corn. good to see you, gentlemen. thank you very much. president trump taking aim at two supreme court justices, and saying why he's calling for them to recuse themselves from any trauma-related cases. we will cover it. plus, the bitter standoff in washington over fighting the coronavirus as the number of cases outside china is continuing to spike or are continuing to spike. the markets here at home, abroad, still tumbling. ♪ >> four words describe the administration's response to the coronavirus. towering and dangerous incompetence. he's a systems quarterback. where's the truck? what? parked it right there. male voice: what did i tell you, boys? tonight we eat like kings! (chuckling) you're a genius, gordon! brake! hit the brake! uh, which one's the brake? (crash, bottles smashing) stop! stop! sto-o-op! (brakes

biden hang onto his narrow lead? rob: we have team coverage on this with tim standing by, bernie sanders, senior advisor.illian: we will kick things off with griff jenkins live in charleston. >> reporter: it was messy, chaotic, the spectacle of all the debate. one thing was clear. from the start every candidate brought their best to throw it bernie sanders, the perceived front runner. >> vladimir putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states and that is why russia is helping you get elected. >> i think i would make a better president than bernie. >> if you think the last four years has been chaotic imagine spending the better part of 2020 with bernie sanders versus donald trump. >> bernie sanders's analysis is right. >> it matters if you can get things done. >> at one point he defended his castro remarks where he praised the literacy program in cuba, but the most poignant moment a shouting match erupted over his signature medicare for all. >> you said medicare for all, $30 trillion. can you do the math for the rest of us? >> math does not add up. that is three times the american econ

. >> tim kaine rode that he reminds me of harry s. truman, i'm proud the property biden insist he's fiery. >> the fact that i must really like bernie and waving my arms like elizabeth is not a lack of fire. >> trying to make his third contest in a row by bashing billionaires. >> some of these guys on tv, literally crying about what bernie said. i'm down to my last $6 billion! bernie wants to tax me! my god, how much can a human being take? >> his campaign member argues the strongest against b pipe with independents can working-class voters, and suburban women among others. >> if bernie sanders gets the nomination, he will lose to trump >> analytics report that half of the billion dollars spent on all campaign at so far have been for bloomberg come like this new one. >> ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? >> he says that if he wins, you can be his roommate temporarily. >> if i'm living at 600 pennsylvania avenue, they are all going to want to come and stay in the lincoln bedroom. but what i thought i might do to make it even, i should put the lin

then, after the debate they are revealing, joe biden had a great night last night. i don't get it, timunemployment rate here in south carolina has fallen to 2 .3%, the lowest rate in your states history. [cheering] the lowest rate in all of america. true. the lowest rate in all of america. i said to a friend of mine, a democrat, how's the race going tomorrow? who is going to? he said something, this guy is a little political pro, even though he is a democrat. i said, who is going to win? he said, honestly, sir. it does not matter. you are so far ahead in south carolina that it is meaningless. meaningless. that is what they said. and in north carolina, too. in north carolina. we've destroy the isis territorial caliphate. [cheering] pres. trump: we killed the founder and leader of isis. al-baghdadi is dead. he's dead. he's dead! he's dead! and we recently took out the world's top terrorist, caps on soleimani,quassam ending his evil rain of terror forever. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: but as, we keep in washington democrats keep on losing their minds. they have gone crazy. i mean,

would talk to brad parscale about the race, plus vice president biden heading to the mix it on the list. one of his biggest supporters, tim that's all coming on "the daily briefing." reported my grandma's and you're not staying in hampshire for the results tonight, you're going to south carolina? >> we will stay here all day and fight for every vote we have and then we are heading down to south carolina. on the way to nevada. it's easier to go to south carolina first and then go back. >> harris: okay, so we've got a map listen then. joe biden lower expectations for new hampshire after coming in fourth in iowa. the former vice president leaving new hampshire early and heading to south carolina, as you heard him say, to get voters there. he's going to campaign. after concern he's losing support among black voters. remember, that was his firewall. joe biden earlier today. >> they know me. they know my heart, they know my head. it's amazing what $500 million can do in terms of being on the air. just between the two cobillionaires, they spent $500 million so far. it's going to be tough. i'm not suggesting was anything easy abo

hall, the clyburn endosrsement and senator tim kaine from virginia, the former governor of virginia announced he was going to throw his weight behind joe biden. it's really a sign potentially of what the biden campaign hopes is happening among democrats nationally, the establishment, moderate wing of the party seeing joe biden as their best chance to unite around a candidate that could beat bernie sanders. biden was asked about his state of affairs today. he sounded confident if not a little bit superstitious, though. let's take a listen. >> i feel very good about it, felt good about it from the beginning. it's been the launching pad for barack obama and i feel will be the launching pad for me. we'll see how much i need to win by. i don't want to jinx myself along the line here. i feel very good. >> reporter: joe biden speaking inside just behind me. he started talking about the coronavirus and said it's bad enough to have a president who doesn't tell the truth and bad that he's silences medical experts trying to do the same. >> garrett haake, you're covering the sanders campaign who is covering a lot of ground right now. he's got four state

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have made the comments and would not have brought up or had a conversation about joe biden nor his son. >> so, again, timnot impeachable but not perfect. here's what president trump said about senator scott yesterday. >> when you read those transcripts, tim scott, i don't know if tim's here, but he said, sir, first one to call me. sir, i read the transcript. you did nothing wrong. and mitch, stayed there right from the beginning. never changed. >> this is the reality that those seeking to try and impose oversight on this president, he is altering reality. there's been a diminishing of the truth since his presidency began. starting out on day one with the crowd size. >> yeah. >> i fear where this is heading. >> well, i think we all should be afraid, because what we saw yesterday in my opinion is the poster child for why we need oversight and why we need a check and balance, and i'll remind everybody that the proximity to the election sure as heck didn't stop republicans from using the benghazi investigation to go after hillary clinton and to somebody degree it worked. imagine if hillary's emails had not b

biden if nancy pelosi and adam schiff did not start this investigation. we know more about gordon sondland and we learned more about colonel vindman. tim morrison, who was a senior official to lieutenant colonel vindman used poor judgment and could entrust the conclusions he came to. that information was to a higher degree because of impeachment and if you look at gordon sondland, no one really viewed him as central to the delivery of u.s. policy. i think we will still be able to get by in the delivery of united states foreign policy absent gordon sondland. he was viewed as an inter-mettler and heard people talk about the gordon problem would emerge as he was outside the normal work of an e.u. ambassador. the president has the authority to remove these folks if he chooses to. >> the reason they said that, congressman, they were surprised he was working on your crane policy because he was the ambassador to the e.u. the people who were assigned to the ukraine issue wanted to know why gordon sondland was involved in it at all and it turned out, you know, he was working with rick perry and rudy giuliani. that's why -- isn't that why they r

tim simper kennedy. according to the latest poll sanders has opened up a shocking 12-point lead. many mike is now in second and my goodness joe biden

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bidens. we will keep you here until kingdom come. that is essentially the argument that they are making when sekulow says we will bring in fiona hill and tim morrison in this witness and that witness. you have the sole power to try this case. you do not have to allow the presidents lawyers to abuse your time or this process. you have the power to decide, no, we gave each side 24 hours to make their arguments, we will give each side a shared week to call their witnesses. you have that power. if you did not you could not have constricted the amount of time for our argument. you can likewise determine how much time should be taken for witness testimony. now, sekulow ended his argument against witnesses where mr. philbin especially began, it all comes back to the dershowitz principal. what is the point of witnesses if the president can do whatever he wants under article two. what is the point of calling witnesses, what is the point of having a trial if the president can do whatever he wants under article two. the only constraining principle and i think that one of the senators asked yesterday, what is the limiting principle and the dirge whic

and it gives again tim reply indication that somehow giuliani has some special status to go over the heads of the very prosecutors. >> if you look at the material out there about the bidenallegations, a lot of folks are saying it is baseless, to track down information. it looks like he's getting special treatment. >> always appreciate your expertise. when we're back in 30 seconds, bernie sanders's big win and how to really count where this race is headed. t where this race is headed. >>> welcome back. we are only halfway through this edition of "the beat." you know the other big story is this democratic race now officially underway after the primary. we are moving from pre season to the real thing. that meanings we're getting to measure rabble results. on "the beat," we try to stay with the facts. here are the facts and what we now show. bernie sanders, winning new hampshire with 4,000 votes over pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar third at 20%. other candidates were running. but as far as new hampshire is concerned, only those three matter because they're the only ones who won degs there. and that's why several are dropping out. andrew yang, duval patrick, all out. here is t

tim, what do you think? whyer: i would like to know biden's mental capacity is not addressed.learly, something is wrong with him and the mainstream media does not seem to want to address that. host: what do you mean by that? what is wrong? twoer: he cannot string coherent sentences together. it is shameful the way the guy fumbles along. politicalays been a hat. there is something wrong with it. host: who are you voting for? who is your candidate? shamefult is really the choices you have. believe i will have to support president trump. host: and you are reluctant to do so? caller: not when you look at the lineup of democrats. republican caller in florida. good morning. caller: good morning. it was a clown show last night. it was nothing but a circuit. i am inviting anybody out there, all of the democrats and republicans to come on home. come on back to the republicans. vote trump. look at the job he is doing. does anybody really want that as a president? really? come on home, people. stop this. they degraded black people last night. it was pathetic. -- black people cannot get p

it out, joe biden said it is a firewall, he continues to paul at the top of that margin has really closed in for him. sanders could be a problem for him. south carolina republican senator tim scott had this to say. >> bernie sanders brings the outside game in a similar fashion donald trump did in 2016. think about the similarity. 2016 republican leadership, republican wisdom so there is no way in the world out of all those candidates donald trump will be president. >> sanders playing from the trump playbook, is he going to pull off the upset by doing the same thing, by appealing to people disaffected who don't like washington feel they are left out of the process? >> i hear what he is saying but there's a huge difference between the support bernie sanders has in the support donald trump has. you see that every rally we are sometimes quadruple the capacity of these venues which see 20, 30,000 people coming out to support donald trump. bernie sanders has his supporters and probably has the most energized base in that party but that is the far left radical based bernie sanders has is different from donald trump and on average at most of our rallies 18-25% of our attendees are

tim simper kennedy. according to the latest poll sanders has opened up a shocking 12-point lead. many mike is now in second and my goodness joe biden fell in nine points to third place. at the same turn mike bloomberg this morning qualified for tomorrow night's debate thanks to that hole. it will be as first time up on stage with his competitors. he will likely face a lot of accusations is trying to buy the presidency. that was not lost on president trump who said quote, what many mike is doing is nothing less than a large-scale, illegal campaign contribution. he is spreading money all over the place, only to have recipients of his cash payments, many former opponents, happily joining or supporting his campaign. is that called a payoff? many is illegally buying the democratic nomination. they are taking away from bernie again. many mike major party nominations are not for sale, good luck in the debate tomorrow night, and remember no standing on boxes. to which bloomberg later replied quote why do you want to run against bernie so badly? regardless, how will bloomberg performed tomorrow night and will bernie get the most heat now bu

tim kaine, always a pleasure, thank you very much. >> thanks, andrea, you bet. >>> and coming up, leading man, partial results are in, pete buttigieg is leading the pack right now in iowa with joe bidentrailing in fourth place. can he make it up in new hampshire? stay with us for our campaign check-in. "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. on msnbc. cologuard: colon cancer screening for people 45 plus at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. most insured patients pay $0. nyquifor your worst cold andrful relieflu symptoms,ight for you. on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. (v...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. the worst... at subaru, we're taking on distracted drivi

biden leads here in the polls especially among black voters. we talk to someone about what they want in their presidential candidate. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning" republican south carolina senator timill join us here at the table. we talk about the primary and politics across the whole country. and the complex history of charleston, south carolina. how some historic sites have re- evaluated the way they were telling the city's story. lots to discuss today. we will see you at 7:00 on the dot. >>> and before we go to break, take a live look from our mt. vaca camera looking at the sunr growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. 6:55 right now. breaking news, the dow is taking down more than 750 points. as the market opens up this morning. the dive in stocks and indexes threatening

tim scott, on this final day of black history month, that was a lot to take in. and we appreciate you all the time, socially during this time. thank you very much. >> yes, ma'am. >> harris: joe bidenill be chris wallace's guest on "fox news sunday." his first fox interview during his presidential election cycle, as he looks to regain steam that of super tuesday. the former vice president has not appeared on kris' show since 2007. it was a blur, as they are calling this person, has now claimed that federal employees were not properly protected or trained to assist coronavirus evacuees as they arrived at the military base. the potential fallout on capitol hill. ♪ joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur.

could happen but i think buttigieg and biden and bloomberg will be fighting for that mantle so it's just going to make that picture all the more muddles. >> sarah, timu both >> thanks, becky. >> thank you. >> coming up, when we return, can anything stop tesla? shares of the car maker are soaring this morning that's incredible. but is tesla too hot to handle current rallies we head to a break. this year tesla is going to do around $32 billion in revenues and they're going to do $100 billion of revenues within four years and potential for a trillion dollars within ten years. so basically you're looking at the very start of what tesla -- what is going to happen with tesla. this could be one of the largest companies in the world [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] >> he's the senior research analyst and he has a sell rating on tesla and $350 price target on the stock below the famous 420. so you're watching this and thinking what? >> it's simple i can't believe this stock it's insane. this is a big separation. >> this is largely the fear of missing out. >> it can't be the number of large hedge funds calling in and the number of institutional

and i think what the biden folks are counting on is, in the end, people who are undecided will go for a safer choice, rather than take a risk. >> tim, let me ask you. one thing i've been turning over in my head. i covered bernie sanders campaign on the road for months in 2016. and he ran it to the end. as democrats are grappling with this challenge, i'm wondering if there isn't something going on with the electorate. and bernie sanders' team gets upset when you compare him to donald trump. but at the same time he seems to have tapped into an anger in the democratic electorate and expanded it in a popular way that reminds me of some of the anger we heard from trump voters. do you sense that at all? >> definitely. certainly trade. democratic party over mobilization verses persuasion. how do we beat trump? i think bernie is the one candidate who says i can actually do both. whether he can or not remains to be seen. if you look at the self-styled or more progressive candidates running in 2018, they were largely -- on the strength of a boldly progressive vision for america. they took back the house on the strength of dozens of these cen

bernie sanders -- not bernie sanders, joe biden went to south carolina to try the black vote. he is connected to obama. we talked to tim state's african american. 60% of the democratic voters go to the polls on saturday are democrat. >> tim scott said what he saw last night on the debate stage with democrats was pandering to the black vote. >> we let it get out of control and when i realized that, backed by 95%, i apologize it asked forgiveness. >> it was about profiling people based on their race. i'm conscious of the fact that we 7 white people on stage talking about racial justice. none of us - >> i know if i were black my success would have been a lot harder to achieve. i know a lot of black people that they were white it would be heavy easier for them. that is a fact and we have to do something about it rather than demagogue about it. >> it was so embarrassing for the democrat party. no one on the stage was presidential and the winner of the debate was donald trump. it was a good night for republicans, and an embarrassing performance that was patronizing to african-americans, pandering to african-americans a pathe

biden. maria: you make a really important point there always a pleasure to see you please come back soon. >> all right. thanks. >> thank you so much timn 40,000 cases confirmed cross the world economicimpact felt cross at the globe advocation wagon extending work plays airbnb spending check-ins, burberry saying coronavirus hitting harder than qualcomm protests one after another american companies shutting doors in beijing wuhan in and around areas in china joining me assistant to the president for trait manufacturing policy peter navarro good to see you this morning thanks for being here. >> good morning from the watcher. >> listen we have been talking about companies shutting down operations, no flights in and out of china. this obviously, going to hit the chinese economy hard putting the deaths aziz if we take out first quarter in china what does that mean for u.s. economic story and 3% growth hope. >> i think going to wait another couple weeks or a month to see just what exactly is going on, there is also, companies that are going back to work, in china, as we speak. we won't know for a couple weeks now, whether the virus is going

biden is? i don't know. all in their 70s. >> yeah, right. >> so, you know, it is so interesting, charlie. we've been talking about wisconsin, of course. if tim2020 campaign is about wisconsin, wisconsin, wisconsin, instead are florida, florida, florida. fox news polls always drive donald trump crazy. look at some of the head-to-head matchups and see how well donald trump is doing. head-to-head matchups heard from the republican party how great impeachment was for donald trump and democrats were such fools. let's see. joe biden. huh. beating donald trump by eight points 49-41. michael bloomberg 48-40. bernie sanders 49-42. elizabeth warren 46-43. pete buttigieg 45-42. amy up those are certainly going to be maddening to the president. they are going to be also encouraging to democrats but look at those swing states especially wisconsin, and, you know, the only -- and this is why in mortal words of william goldman, i think. nobody knows nothing. >> right. >> the only person, only democrat right now in recent polls that appears to be beating donald trump -- bernie sanders. he's the only guy i've seen ahead of donald trump in wisconsin. oh, and t