michael yaki, thank you for joining us.you'll be with us again later tonight following the speech. >> but, you know, thank you grant. >> it captured the hearts and minds of a nation. but the know we've ali toilet saga is finally coming to an end. this is real news. the plan got national attention because of the eye-popping, price tag. they were talking 1.7 million dollars. for for a toilet, a but then you had some 2 different companies stepped help to foot the bill to lower the amount that the city had to shell out. >> a san francisco pay only about $3h0,000 send today that toilet. hey. a touchdown. the city has rec and park department shared this video and said, quote, the eagle has landed. all right. next up, they say is they have to make it functional, you know, with the piping and whatnot, they're going to some landscaping around at the toilet. if you're scoring at home, is expected to be functional by about the end of the month might have to go pay >> has posed a lot. outside at the golden gate park from our sutro towe

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i mean, it will kind of echo. >> michael yaki comments from guards to guard them. really? you know, i'm really eager to see what happens there. but, you know, i think it's just going to be a snapshot of very limited snapshot tonight of what's actually going to occur as we get closer to november. so you're absolutely right. very early at this point. >> all right. well, i will ask if there's one thing. i mean, i think the senate race probably the most compelling for but what are what are you particularly watching for mike? now? we know. i think he's going to finish first. but the question is, >> we had this discussion is going to be ahead by double digits at the un at the end of the night >> well, i'm going to be looking at some assembly and senate races as well as what's going on in some of those house races. it's kind of the down ballot effect. i mean, look, nikki haley, a still a candidate, trump republicans come out that help steve garvey does that down ballot that they vote on some of the other things that happen and does a proposition one. gavin newsom sprout a ballot

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back, everybody on this super tuesday, we have our super panel like that going to introduce michael yaki michael's our political analyst, former adviser to nancy pelosi. david mcewan, share of the political science department sonoma state. jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party. we talked about the senate race a little bit an hour ago, but that really is be race. everybody i think, kind of glued to and who knows. but the polls are indicating republican steve garvey is right up there with adam schiff as cold front runner and i think could happen. but how did how did he do that, jonathan? you know, i think he did it by being quiet. serious. i think he sort of cruise along a fine line and his democratic counterparts are very controversial and they're kind of beat each other up, which is what happens in these races. i mean. >> am lincoln said the first ruling being a politician is getting elected. right. so i think they're doing their job. but i think the debate here earlier has been is he going to go up double digits and as a conservative in california think it

controls the media space almost completely, they feed tales about ukrainian nazis, you know, already from yakihich thacker causon is already laughing , but this thing is still happening there. that's why you know, everything, everything is fine, that is, you have to look at the specific context, you have to look at the specific issue, you have to look at the specific environment, that is, the east of slovakia, which, unfortunately, is super anti-ukraine. yes, but if we take bratislava, yes, there is absolute support , yes, the same in principle in budapest, if we look at budapest, there is a very pro-ukrainian mood, yes, of course, there are almost no flags, although they hang in the budapest city hall, but there is an absolutely pro-ukrainian mood there, that's why it's very, you know, the devil is in the details , and that's why, you know, the government in slovakia seems to have changed and has become so pro-russian, but in reality, unfortunately , pro-russian... sentiments, such pan-slavic sentiments, anti-western sentiments, they were also before, yes, and that is why it allowed fitz to w

the criticism has been swift, including from depends prime minister form yaki shita, who strongly condemned these latest ballistic missile launches, saying that they posed a threat not only to the region but also to the international community. now in the lead up to 2 today, we did see from north korea, it's leader, king john that overseeing several military drills this month, including an image on state media of him popping out of a new take on. and this comes, of course, as a us and south korea has been engaged in an annual large scale military drill called freedom shield, which ran for 11 days through last week, including a practicing scenarios were put on young could use as nuclear missiles. again, south korea. now the tunnel band has welcome the extension of the monday to the un mission and afghanistan. they've been massive a cut since they seize power in 2021. and since then, millions of of guns have been going hungry every day. some of them today that's more from a capital kabul, aiden violence of being perhaps the only consistent things in the blood is done in the last 4 decades. a

so interesting of michael yaki was, of course, talking about a president biden and how this issue of the war in gaza. >> definitely hurt him tonight and has continued to hurt him when it comes to the primaries. grant lotus this year. he's going to break down some of those issues that he's been facing. grant professor mckeown was referencing when we're hearing from the panel. but >> it's the states. and you know, you see biden is easily winning every state that is on the board. but it is the support that he's not getting the protests that you you call them within these votes. minnesota was one of the that was voting tonight. here we go. minnesota. 19%. >> of people voting tonight, the democrats uncommitted. so biden wins easily, but 19%. 46,000 people. that's a lot. this started when michigan went to the polls, they have a big arab american muslim american population in michigan. a lot of college age voters and they had 13% more than 100,000 people voting uncommitted. tonight we had massachusetts about 10%. no preference. and massachusetts and north carolina. another big a college sta

yaki-dar as well isn't it? ashley: yes it is. stuart: we better move on. >> thanks for having me. stuart: got 10 seconds left. got anything to add lauren? >> we were at an irish restaurant two nights ago. and i was trying to do the accent and i couldn't. neil: well thank you, guys. the clock is ticking on tiktok

yaki-dar as well isn't it? ashley: yes it is. stuart: we better move on. tepper, thank you very much indeed for sticking around for the entire hour. >> thanks for having me. stuart: got 10 seconds left. got anything to add lauren? >> we were at an irish restaurant two nights ago. and i was trying to do the accent and i couldn't. neil: well thank you, guys. the clock is ticking on tiktok after the house overwhelmingly moves on a measure that could ultimately ban it. there are a number of steps before you get there but the fact it's in trouble is epidemic hadding its social media competitors like snap shares up more than a percent as we speak, rumble shares up around 13%. we'll be looking at the fallout with montana governor. he was the first public official in the country to say nothing of governors to put the clamp down on tiktok and try to ban it in his state. still faces an up hill battle but he's going to update us on how things are going and maybe provide a blueprint for how the feds handle this. let's get the latest from hillary vaughn on what happens

and morning we're going over the results of super tuesday and we have our political analyst michael yakifor a morning. i can thank you for joining us this morning. >> derek morning all right. so we want to start something local or do you want to go for the for the big fish? trump by was charged everyone. and there let's hope for a 200 that because it just happened within the last couple hours. let's tap nikki haley and the fact that, you know, it was pretty great that she had for her, that she won vermont and historic but too little too late. she is out. i mean, not just a lot of a lot, a little trump was winning over. >> 90% of the delegates. it is projected that he probably would have wrapped up in a couple know, remaining states that you have a chance we're talking about, you know, 100, she would mean millions of dollars to keep going. i think your donors basically told her, you know, you fight a good fight, but we're not there's good money after bad and they're just bad. and this is situation where she just couldn't sustain but the interesting point, let's not forget she did not endo

and earlier we got a chance to talk with our political analyst michael yaki about the results. >> joeymething local or do you want to go for the for the big fish? >> trump by choice for everyone have you with let's hope are eager to 100 that because it just happened within the last couple hours. let's tap nikki haley and the fact was pretty great that she had for her, that she won vermont and historic but too little too late. she is out. i mean, not just know a lot of a lot, a little trump was winning over. >> 90% of the delegates. it is projected that probably would have wrapped up in a couple know, remaining states that you have a chance we're hptalking about, you know, 100 that she would mean millions of dollars to keep going. i think your donors basically told her, you know, you find a good fight, but we're not there's there's good money after bad. and there's just bad. and this is situation where she just couldn't sustain it. but the interesting point, let's not forget she did not endorse donald trump. she said she earned it. and in fact, your press secretary came out. i'm not too

michael yaki, our political analyst, former adviser to nancy pelosi, david mchugh in chair of the political science department at sonoma state and jonathan madison, former vice chair of the bay area republican party, ok, not you know, that's not a lot there in terms of numbers, but it is still fairly incredible that we've got a republican right up there. and that's what the polling had indicated right alongside schiff. i mean, when is the last time something like that has happened? >> it's a little bit too early to say anything about any of these votes right now because they could be coming in from like someone's backyard. but only michael leaving up. that's what the president of but but the polling does indicate that there is a 3 way race for the top 2 between adam schiff, steve garvey and katie porter. and i don't think anyone would have thought steve garvey in early january. the guy ran a stealth campaign, actually no campaign, his actual campaign was really run by adam schiff because he wants to see a republican against him in the november election where the odds very much in his favor.

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