but at some point the guy who collects every appearance of wolverine can no longer afford to collect every appearance of movement at some point you chase the guy away by trying to take too much of his money. the plots also figured into one another so readers had to buy all related issues if they wanted to make sense of them as production increased the quality and contents of the comics began to suffer . and this started to alienate the company's cool audience. bounce if marvel was losing readers why was it still seeing a record number of sales every month. the problem was the distribution system. unlike traditional newsstands specialty comic book shops can't return unsold copies for a refund. if the issues don't sell retailers show to the cost. so marvel couldn't tell how many comics the shops were actually somethings of customers. and this was about to become a big problem. bookstore manager jeff as discovered shops that have both a huge oversupply of comic books for speculate as. i have seen in other stores 'd i worked out in basement long boxes of beasts of millions of books there

let's win here in michigan, the wolverines state more specifically its 12 pledged delegates plays a pivotal role in therace tuesday. here's why former vice president joe den's decisive wiin south carolina lastmonth basically kept his presidential hopes alive. and now super tuesday to senator bernie sanders pretty much needs to pull biden in michigan a state sanders narrowly won in2016 does anybody really think that that is going to be the caaign of excitement and energy that's going to erode the base that we need to be trump. i don't think so i say that on the aprender joe's biden you just got dorsements from 2 former candidates senators kamala harris and cory booker has a comfy lead in michiga according to the latest monmouth unersity going to be donald trump. >>house ofepresentatives. state senator as of tuesday morning fewer than 100 delegateseparate biden and sanders with california nber still in flux 1991 delegates are needed to secure the nominan. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>again 352 delegates pretty big number nothi like last week up for grabs is ening. well, if you're unsure abo

>> reporter: the next big test dee upor gratheichigan where 125 wolverine state, one of those the democratsost four years ago. biden is expected to talk about how he could win it back. sanders likely to raise concerns about trade policies that affect state's manufacturing workers. he won four years ago and called it today essential to his bid. >> o'donnell: what about president trump? >> reporter: president trump mocked elizabeth warren's poor performance, mocked michael bloomberg, but much more importantly said it's happening to bernie sanders again, the democrats are trying to take it away from him, trying to sow divisions among the democratic party. that is essential strategy for ent trump and others the party. >> o'donnell: the other news today i think was about this picture that we saw last night, those protesters storming the stage where joe biden was, jill biden esially shing back a protester. will there be secret service protection for the candidates? >> we'll see. both of them employ private body guards right now. it would take senior lawmakers and the homeland security secretary t

outside a wal-mart heiress alice welcomes new york city penthouse last month noting this is been wolverine's plan all along considering in 2580 percent of wal-mart's associates were full time and by 2018 an estimated 50 percent of wal-mart's u.s. workforce were part time because the shift to part time work makes it easier to slash the benefits your family actually needs to survive a pandemic this new initiative follows * the tried and true strategy of naming a life ruining policy something super positive. seriously if we don't get this under control don't be surprised to see the very religious my pants refer to the number of coronavirus deaths as promotions to have it. shouldn't take a pandemic for corporations to act ethically you know but this pandemic does put another lens on what these companies should have been doing all along to protect consumers and workers and maybe if they had been ethical i wouldn't have to do drastic things like number the squares of toilet seats for my group house so everyone doesn't hog all the toilet ok when did somebody take the 1st 2 sheets ok i've been stand

outside a wal-mart heiress alice welcomes new york city penthouse last month noting this is been wolverine's plan all along considering in 2580 percent of wal-mart's associates were full time and by 2018 an estimated 50 percent of wal-mart's u.s. workforce were part time because the shift to part time work makes it easier to slash the benefits your family actually needs to survive a pandemic this new initiative follows * the tried and true strategy of naming a life ruining policy something super positive. seriously if we don't get this under control don't be surprised to see the very religious mike pence refer to the number of coronavirus deaths as promotions to have it. shouldn't take a pandemic for. corporations to act ethically you know but this pandemic does put another lens on what these companies should have been doing all along to protect consumers and workers and maybe if they had been ethical i wouldn't have to do drastic things like number the squares of toilet seats for my group house so everyone doesn't hog all the toilet ok when did somebody take the 1st 2 sheets ok i've been st

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after the wolverine state played a critical role for sanders in 2016 one expert says the candidate recognizes the stakes are very high. >> this is the best of the three remaining big dates for racking up delegates for bernie sanders so there has to be something to change dynamics of the race and this is the best opportunity to do that. >> florida comes a week after michigan and pulling suggest biden has a strong leaves a biden need something dramatic to change the narrative and momentum. the headlines may shift to biden being in trouble again. shannon: mitt romney with a new senate probe involving joe biden and his son hunter. romney expressed reservations whether to join the rest of the republicans on the senate homeland security committee to subpoena documents over concerns the investigation may appear politically driven. ron johnson promising the senate will get to the bottom of it without partisanship. >> the good news is i am not adam schiff, we are going to be careful, we are going to be deliberative, we are going to reveal the truth. >> reporter: republicans only have 8-6 majority on t

supertuesday there's a real sense of urgency for his campaign in michigan, he held 5 even to the wolverinetate in recent days, he is hoping to replicate his surprise michigan win over hillary clinton. for biden the vice president has campaigned in michigan with kamala harris and cory booker join four the democratic presidential hopefuls now endorsing biden. >> we have potential to have joe biden who is truly the one that is calling us to stand together, not to fall apart. >> our campaign is the campaign that in the general election can bring millions of young people to the polls. >> biden is banking on support from michigan's independents complex voters and working-class white voters, the type of coalition he argues is needed to be donald trump, sanders is banking on young voters to show up in record numbers, something they have not done yet in this primary election. >> senator sanders was far too late in pivoting to a message that made sense for those voters instead of trying to gin the youth vote. he had no choice after super tuesday but probably too late. >> reporter: result the -- rega

he has held five events and wolverine state in recent days.or joe biden, the vice president has campaigned michigan with senators kamala harris and cory booker who joined four the democratic presidential hopefuls now endorsing biden. >> we have a potential to have joe biden who is truly the state's person in our party, truly the one that is calling us to stand together, not to fall apart. >> our campaign is the campaign that in the general election can bring millions of young people to the polls. >> sanders hopes to replicate his 2016 surprise michigan win over hillary clinton when he won over white working-class voters but the problem this year is those same voters are biden's bread and butter. >> the thing that is working against sanders more than anything else is he's not up against the candidate is deeply unpopular with the white working-class non-college-educated voters which hillary clinton was toxic with those voters and those voters -- his entire political career has been running to represent voters just like that. >> regardless of the

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six states are voting, but the wolverine state has the most delegates up for grabs. 125.a critical general election state and an indicator of democrats of a can indicate's broader appeal. sanders' campaign, well, they've been confident about michigan since he beat hillary clinton there in 2016. a win could be the catalyst that sanders needs to form a comeback. joe biden, he's got the momentum. one lesson we learned, late decideds voted for are biden. and 8,000 have requested absentee ballot. in michigan you can actually change your vote on an absentee ballot. joining me now, harrienten. harry, i respect your view and from david vassarman. see if you agree with this. he said, folks, barring a seismic event, the race is pretty much over, do you agree or disagree? >> i don't know if i'd be as strong as david who sends to do that. we've had multiple polls showing that joe biden is leading by double digits nationally. you saw the late deciders on super tuesday go overwhelmingly in his column. and i would say that sanders needs to change it if he wants to be in this primary sea

125 pledged delegates and with joe biden riding high after a strong super tuesday performance, the wolverinetate could be make-or-break for bernie sanders. joinings us now is associate editor of the "wall street journal," also a fox news contributor. john, bernie sanders won michigan in 2016. why wouldn't he do it again? >> because at the moment joe biden is getting more votes. and it comes down to that. sanders is really criticizing biden at this point for what he calls the establishment embrace of biden. and he uses that word in a very sort of derogatory sense, because he after all in his own mind is running a revolution, and it's against the establishment. but what's really happening when he refers to the establishment, you know, it is basically more voters, not just people who have endorsed him, other moderate candidates who were running for president, who have now endorsed joe biden, but voters in general. and we're seeing this in exit polls from recent primaries, jon. our reporter has done some crunching of numbers, and in a lot of cases, particularly in virginia, you saw more voters c

after the wolverine state played such a critical role for sanders in 2016, one expert says the candidatestakes are very high. >> the math gets harder after this week. this is the best of the three remaining big dates for racking up delegates for bernie sanders. so he has got to do something to change the dynamics of the race and michigan is probably the best opportunity to do it. >> florida comes a week after michigan and polling there suggests biden has a strong lead so sanders needs something dramatic in michigan in order to change the narrative and momentum if he does the narrative may shift to biden being in trouble again. bret? >> bret: we will see. martha mccallum and i will be hosting a town hall with senator bernie sanders monday in detroit. it will be the second town hall with the senator. we hope you will join us begins 6:30 p.m. eastern monday night. when we come back, the taliban says it is not responsible for the deadly attack today in afghanistan. just days after signing a peace deal. ♪ ment income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we n

let's win here in ichigan, the wolverines state more specifically its 125 pledged delegateplays a pivotalace tuesday. here's why former vice president joe biden's decive win in south carolina presidential hopes alive. and now on super tuesd to senator bernie sanders, pretty much needs to pull biden in michigan a state sands narrowly won in 2016 es anybody really think that that is going to be the campaign of excitement and ener that's going to grow the base that we need to be trump. i don't think so i say that on the fly is a friend of jobiden who just got endorsements from former candidates senators has a comfy lead in michigan, according the latest monmouth unersity going to be donald trump. >>she 1000 representatives. ste senate join as of tuesday morning fewer than 100 delegates separate biden and sanders with california number still in flux 1991 delegates are needed to secure the nomination. i'm johnlawrence reports. >>the coronavirus is impacting sporting events and concerts in santa clara coty comin our retirement plan with voya gisyeah, they help us with achievable steps along the

he's held five events in the wolverine state in recent days, hoping to replicate his 2016 surprise michiganllary clinton. for biden, the vice president campaigned in michigan with former presidential candidate senators kamala harris and cory booker who joined four other democratic presidential hopefuls, now endorsing biden. >> we have a potential to have a joe biden, who is truly the person in our party, who is truly the one that's calling us to stand together, not to fall apart. >> our campaign is the campaign that in the general election can bring millions of young people to the polls. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: biden is banking on support from michigan's independents, black voters, suburban women and working class white voters, the type of coalition he argues is needed to beat president trump. sanders is banking on young voters to show up in record numbers, something they have not done yet in this campaign. >> senator sanders was far too late trying to pivot to what made sense to the voters. >> reporter: regardless of the results in michigan, sanders and biden are looking for

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the wolverine states, this is kevin, independent. caller: good morning.estion is -- i have a few of them. how come that when they show the statistics of the corona, they do not show the same statistics for the h1, n1 virus? two up in much the same thing, the viruses that are spread, how come they don't show the comparisons of the two? and how come they do not sure how many people have recovered from it? help you with that one for the second, and we have been referring that john hopkins university dashboard tracking coronavirus cases, and these numbers change by the day, but they have total confirmed cases around the world at 114,500, total deaths around the world, over 4428, and the total recovered which they are tracking as well, 64,000 around the world, and that number is climbing. if you want to look at specific u.s. numbers, i can do the same thing for you, 755 confirmed cases in the u.s.. recovered solly far, but we will track those numbers as they go. host: what is your other question? caller: where is barr's report? it seems now that we have the co

joe biden, the winner in the wolverine state. the fear tighten over the coronavirus. the sanders and biden campaign canceling appearances tonight in cleveland. our phone lines are open. we want to hear from you on this night of key primaries in the midwest and out west for joe biden. (202)mber to call is 748-8920 and (202) 748-8921 and (202) 748-8922. an eye on the primary next tuesday in ohio and the same for bernie sanders but at the request of ohio's governor, the events have been canceled. we will hear more from the vice president paid we will not hear from bernie sanders. in terms of the schedule, the former vice president will be in wilmington and then on thursday, he is expected to deliver a policy speech on the coronavirus. his schedule for the weekend right now is tbd in large part of the coronavirus issue and also with the results tonight, let's look at three of the states where the polls are now closed and so far, it is a sweep for the former vice president in michigan. you can see, with 37% of the vote now in, joe biden, 53%. bernie sanders, just over 40%.

suggest otherwise on the vermont senator has said he will stay in the race even if he loses the wolverinemeantime, we're getting breaking news about the debate on sunday in arizona. the dnc confirming that at the request of both campaigns and out of an abundance of caution, there will be no live audience at the arizona debate taking place sunday, march 15th. again, all surrounding the coronavirus. joining us now, ro khanna, bernie sanders presidential campaign cochair. let's start with that news. canceled an event in cleveland tonight, no audience potential potentially -- being announced now -- in arizona. this is all out of caution, out of the health of everyone involved? >> it is. i think neither candidate wants to in any way contribute to the spread of the coronavirus, and they are concerned about the safety of people coming there. so i support the decision of the debate not to have a live audience. >> martha: so what can you tell us, congressman, about the structure of this debate, sitting down, standing, what's it going to be? and how confident are you that vice president biden -- fo

the state of the economy in the wolverine state. michigan voters heading to the polls.ers won the vote in 2016 narrowly and the economy has improved in the last three years. gdp is up. joining us right now is crane's detroit business senior editor, chad livin livinggood. thanks for joining us. give us a sense of the backdrop in michigan as voters go to the polls today. how would you characterize the economy? >> the economy has been steadily improving. we've been on a long 10-year streak of continued increase in auto sales, profits of the big three automakers. at the same time, per capita income is now down 14% under the national average. 20 years ago, michigan was 1% above the national average. so we have seen a stagnation in wages and that's really starting to show up in the economy and it is definitely showing up in household incomes and you're hearing a lot from the candidates about that, particularly bernie sanders, his message is really aiming at wage stagnation among the working class. maria: why do you think wages have taking nateed given the -- takinstagnated. e

he has held at least five events in the wolverine state in recent days.esidential candidate senators kamala harris and core booker who joined four other presidential hopefuls now endorsing biden. >> we have the potential to have a joe biden who is truly the states person in our party who is truly the one calling to us stand together, not to fall apart. >> our campaign is the campaign that in the general election can bring millions of young people to the polls. [cheers and applause] >> sanders is hoping to replicate his 2016 surprise michigan win over hillary clinton when he won over white working class voters. but the problem this year is those same voters are biden's bread and butter. >> i think the thing tha that ig against sanders more than anything else is that he is not up against a candidate that is as deeply unpopular with the white working class noncollege educated voters. hillary clinton was toxic with those voters. and those voters are very on brand for the former vice president. his entire political career he has been running to represent voter