harris county, texas, home to houston, they were not prepared for the huge turnout on super tuesday last month. there were crazy long likes at polling places, particularly in heavily minority communities. people in those communities had to wait hours to vote in many circumstances. and that was when the mention met her voice rogers. mr. rogers was the last person in line at the polling site on texas southern university s campus that night. that s him, bald guy in the white shirt on the other side of that glassdoor. he got to the poll site before 7:00 p.m. in the end, it took him 6 hours and 20 minutes to get to the front of the line and cast his ballot. he finally walked out of that polling place after 1:30 in the morning. according to some reports, he may have been the last person in texas to cast a vote that night. he wait inside line more than six hours. he told reporters it was worth
pull up the cliffs. the quotes. what happened? trump the goods to fight it out. had the guts to go nose to nose with hillary, had the guts to take on the elite media, the guts,, no matter what the poll site coming to campaign five or six or seven rallies a day. where the house republicans? it s not complicated. i ve done this my whole life. joe gaylord and i, we designed the 94 campaign, writing a paper to republicans, suck it up. if you are prepared to go nose to nose of the left and prepared to tell the truth, willing to wage a national campaign, you want open borders or do you want to control who comes in the u.s.,, including ms-13 gangster? do you want really great economy, really great growth? or do you want to go back to food stamps, dependency, big government, et cetera? go down the list. we have a chance for historicc
which is what is being called a bilateral poll site, a little more informal, no agenda set for that. the president taking up the fight with msnbc again today. tweeting just a short-term ago. surely there will be more to say on that. shannon: the news keeps you busy. john roberts, thank you very much. bill: thank you, shannon. chris stirewalt, charlie hurt here in studio. good day to you. charlie has run out of seersucker jackets. [laughter] you look great. travel ban 2.0, it has worked so far. the redo has been effective. interestingly, it is so much less controversial than anybody expected. part of the reason that the first go around was poorly crafted, version 2.0, much more considerably time. part of the reason that there was such a freak out the first time because people couldn t even handle the fact that donald trump was president and this was the first action he took and it was there has exploded. now they re putting it in play.
pushing hillary toward the back. the field is not that big. right now there s a lot of question marks on the republican side. i think the real news this week is coming out of the democratic polls. governor graham, i want to talk about that. when you look at the polls there are signs of trouble. you have vice president joe biden more popular than clinton among democrats and in the general electorate. you have biden stacking up better than clinton against trump in both iowa and new hampshire. in these numbers, how do you not see danger signs for the clinton campaign and perhaps a sense that the democrats really want joe biden to run? all i can say is, if you look at any of the websites that average the polls, huffington post has got a poll site that averages all of the polls, same thing with real clear politics, you look at that and hillary clinton is number one by far
some other voting locations in staten island had to be moved as a result of this hurricane. one of the locations that was supposed to be used as a poll site is now being used as an evacuation center. board of elections officials say shuttle buses will be made available to get voters to and from these different poll locations. that is the latest from virginia beach staten island. back to you in the studio, heather. we want to know what is driving you to the polls today. here are some of tyour response. the future of my grandchildren. i want them to have the same chance at the american dream that i had. greg saying it has been over 20-years since i voted, today i am going to vote because i believe our country depends on it. jason clark tweeted i am head to go the polls to take america