plus massachusetts and vermont. voting continues in california, utah and alaska. super tuesday is also a crucial moment for former governor nikki haley's campaign which is hoping to slow down mr trump's momentum as the republican frontrunner. tuesday's contest is the us presidential primary�*s largest prize with more than one—third of the total delegates available expected to be awarded for both republicans and democrats. and we want to bring you live pictures now from donald trump's victory party in mar—a—lago, florida. we can have a look at that scene there. we're expecting the former president to speak this hour. we'll bring you some of that live. when he takes to the stage. joining me live, our emma vardy in denver, colorado. she is in denver. of course, donald trump and joe biden both projected to be the winners in colorado but talk us through how the day and did not have gone so far question? the exnected _ gone so far question? the expected predicted - gone so far question? tue: expected predicted result gone so far question? tte: expected predicted result here is being projected a win for donald trump on the republican side and joe biden on the democrat side but let's look beneath the overall picture for a moment because one of the big questions was about how many voters sorry my air pace is not behaving. how many voters would go for the noncommitted option on the colorado ballot paper, colorado one of six states that gave voters this choice, a protest vote againstjoe biden mostly from young voters who feel dissatisfied about his handling of the israel — gaza. it looks like 7% of the democratic voters here went for the noncommitted option, nowhere near enough to threaten joe biden�*s position as the democratic nominee but, it is rather a thorn in his side, and unwonted protest vote coming at a time when he would want the democratic party to be united to challenge donald trump. what does it mean looking forward to the presidential election? it shows joe the presidential election? it showsjoe biden has problems with his own democratic supporters, some un— enthusiasm for him people worried about his age, dissatisfaction with the handling of the war with israel and gaza and that could mean a risk for him democratic supporters who might normally go and vote democrat do not feel enthused about getting up off the sofa and casting a vote. could be those people who decide to stay at home which is a risk forjoe biden and might give donald trump an edge. we were out speaking to some of those people today that seems to be the biggest problem for democrats, a lack of enthusiasm we see that with the noncommitted option on the ballot. tt noncommitted option on the ballot. t. noncommitted option on the ballot. h, ., ~ noncommitted option on the ballot. ., ~ ., ballot. if we can talk about the republican _ ballot. if we can talk about the republican side - ballot. if we can talk about the republican side of- ballot. if we can talk about l the republican side of things donald trump projected as the winner, he was not definitely on the ballot paper and still the declaration from the supreme court yesterday to that impact our voters approached this race? —— did that impact. a group voters try to challenge things through the court, tried to argue the old amendment in the constitution they say because donald trump has engaged in an inspection because of his role in the january six rights he should not be eligible to be a presidential candidate. it was upheld by courts in colorado but overturned by the supreme court. i don't think that came as a big surprise to many voters here and people on both sides said we don't want to vote for trumpet we want to see him on the ballot because if he is not on the ballot doesn't look like a fair fight in a democracy no matter how much you just like a candidate you want them to get a fair chance and be defeated at the ballot box not defeated through some sort of legal case at the courts. it was the feeling we picked up from voters on both sides of the divide. it did provide an added talking point going into today when we got the last result from the supreme court which would have put trump on the ballot. what it had made difference in the way people voted? a large proportion in colorado do a postal vote so that would put in notes long before the supreme courtjudgement came, supreme court judgement came, anyway. supreme court 'udgement came, an a . . supreme court 'udgement came, an a. . ., , anyway. emma vardy, in colorado. _ anyway. emma vardy, in colorado, thank - anyway. emma vardy, in colorado, thank you - anyway. emma vardy, in colorado, thank you for. anyway. emma vardy, in - colorado, thank you forjoining us. let's bring in sumi somakanda live in los angeles. polls still open in california what other major issues of concern for voters as they go to the polls? to concern for voters as they go to the polls?— to the polls? to give you an idea of where _ to the polls? to give you an idea of where we _ to the polls? to give you an idea of where we are - to the polls? to give you an idea of where we are we - to the polls? to give you anj idea of where we are we are to the polls? to give you an i idea of where we are we are at a super tuesday watch party at the university of southern california where students and members of the community are gathering, you can see them behind us watching as results of our expected to come in less than an hour. is probably the most enthusiasm we have seen all day surrounding super tuesday, we spoke to some voters not sure if they were voting, some voters did not know there was a primary on today's. students here are especially politically minded and engaged and they talk to us about what matters to them. things like democracy, us foreign policy, the us place on the global stage, that does not really reflect what we heard from voters elsewhere in california, in san diego and also lost angeles today were again those treetop issues you have discussed all night cost of living, the economy and immigration were really top of mind and foryoung immigration were really top of mind and for young voters to follow up on what we heard from emma a sense of lack of enthusiasm is something we notice among younger voters around los angeles today many of them telling us they have not voted in the last few election cycles and they don't plan to vote in this primary, let's see what they decided the general election, a lack of enthusiasm and a sense politics and parties are not listening to them. to and parties are not listening to them. ., ., , i. and parties are not listening to them. ., ., , ., to them. to the voters you are s-ueakin to them. to the voters you are speaking to — to them. to the voters you are speaking to had _ to them. to the voters you are speaking to had a _ to them. to the voters you are speaking to had a sense - to them. to the voters you are speaking to had a sense of - to them. to the voters you are l speaking to had a sense of what they would like to see from the candidates what action they would like and what they would like to see them doing differently?— like to see them doing differentl ? ., , , ., differently? certainly young eo - le differently? certainly young peeple we _ differently? certainly young people we spoke _ differently? certainly young people we spoke to - differently? certainly young people we spoke to have i differently? certainly young - people we spoke to have certain issues they want to address, the ability to get a job, the ability to afford housing in a city like this a very expensive city like this a very expensive city like this a very expensive city like los angeles, some other voters said my financial well being is very important in such a difficult economy. she wants to make sure any big projects the candidates are promising do not involve a lot of text dollars because it will impact her bottom line. as for some voters we spoke to in san diego immigration is an issue we have heard over and over with the larger hispanic community telling us they want to see the candidates promised to see the candidates promised to do something on the one hand to do something on the one hand to relieve the situation along border communities but also provide more care for migrants who are arriving, in without any resources because the counties, the cities and towns cannot keep up with the number of people arriving.— of people arriving. thank you for that. see _ of people arriving. thank you for that. see me _ of people arriving. thank you for that. see me in _ of people arriving. thank you for that. see me in california| for that. see me in california where polls are still open. let's spend a few minutes now and look at some foreign policy developments, and how they could relate to the us election campaign. first with the middle east, the white house has been urging israel to do more to address the humanitarian situation in gaza. earlier on tuesday, president biden warned that there are "no excuses" for not allowing more aid into the territory. this comes as us secretary of state antony blinken has been meeting with israeli war cabinet member benny gantz tuesday. he's a long—time political opponent of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and qatar's prime minister was also in washington to discuss ongoing efforts to secure the release of hostages held by hamas and establish a humanitarian pause in the conflict. and of course there's the ongoing war in ukraine, where infighting here in washington has held up further us aid to the country's war effort against russia. joining me live is kori schake, director of foreign and defense policy studies at the american enterprise institute. and a former republican defense official in the bush administration. we've seen opposition from within the democratic party tojoe biden�*s handling of the israel/gaza war, how do you see that playing out over the next few months of this campaign?2. ido i do think it's a big problem for the president on the democratic side of the aisle stop because his position is not only out of step with the view in particular of the young voters he needs in the presidential election but also having invested so much of his political capital in support of israel, he looks ineffectual in influencing israel's choices. the us now has two airdrop assistants into palestinians because israel is not permitting it, it is difficult for the president to explain to especially young american democrats. his relationship with israel moved from an embrace of netanyahu in israeljust days after the horrific attacks of october 7th, to the strong language from him in recent days about allowing aid to gaza and members of his administration meeting benny gantz, has the relationship changed? the biden white house is getting increasingly frustrated, that they are unable to influence the netanyahu government choices. and some of the statements by major officials in the netanyahu government are very difficult for an american president to be able to support or explain to americans, who support him in the presidential election. ., , , , election. the other issue is ukraine and _ election. the other issue is ukraine and russia - election. the other issue is ukraine and russia and - election. the other issue is ukraine and russia and the support promised to ukraine by the us that is lit to be delivered that you're not getting through congress, what role do you see that playing this year? —— is yet to be delivered. this year? -- is yet to be delivered.— delivered. the way to understand _ delivered. the way to understand it - delivered. the way to understand it is - delivered. the way to understand it is in - delivered. the way to - understand it is in conjunction with decisions about the abandonment of afghanistan, the shopping photographs from august 2021, that that is the point where president biden�*s poll numbers began to drop and never really recovered. because even americans who supported the policy of ending our involvement in the afghan war were shocked at seeing how the biden administration executed it stop an administration that campaigned on being disciplined professionals and so to carry over, to carry over into the discussion of ukraine, at the start, the commitment of support to ukraine that raised american concerns about afghanistan. this was what it looked like done right. but now in the third year of russia's latest invasion of ukraine, the president does not seem to know how to bring it to an end and is not able to deliver the bipartisan support for it and so again it raises questions about an administration that campaigned on being not chaotic like the trump administration. what does that mean for american intervention or influence in other situations around the world, we look at what is happening in haiti in the far —— castro urdiales on the far —— castro urdiales on the doorstep of america a very serious situation happening there? t serious situation happening there? ~' , ,., ., there? i think the message that america's allies _ there? i think the message that america's allies are _ there? i think the message that america's allies are fearful- america's allies are fearful of, is that all our adverse series have to do is string out a conflict and we will get tired of doing small, marginal effort from an american perspective, to help our friends and allies preserve their independence, strengthen democracy in their countries, and preserve their security and prosperity. and preserve their security and prosperity-_ and preserve their security and --roseri . ., ~ , . prosperity. thank you very much for our prosperity. thank you very much for your thoughts. _ prosperity. thank you very much for your thoughts. kori - prosperity. thank you very much for your thoughts. kori schake . for your thoughts. kori schake director of policy studies at the american enterprise institute. cbs news projectsjoe biden will win the democratic primary in the state of utah, as for donald trump cbs news is projecting the former president will win the republican primary in the state of massachusetts. there are some ongoing races we will bring those to you as we get them. very close race in the republican primary in vermont and we will bring you more on that shortly. there are growing concerns about the way artificial intelligence could be used to mislead voters ahead of this year's general election. 0ur disinformation and social media correspondent marianna spring reports. i spend a lot of time investigating harmful content on social media stop people are worried about the impact of these images, what is going on right now? on social media i found ai generated images showing trump with black voters. look at the fingers some facial features and sky any shin show it is al. this image showing him posing with black voters on the front porch it had been posted by satirical account generating mergers of the former president but only gained attention when posted with the claiming he had stopped his motorcade to meet these people. again look at the fingers and shiny skin. so far from what i found it as trump supporters during these images, trump his openly courted black voters key to the joe trump his openly courted black voters key to thejoe biden election victory in 2020 but no evidence linking them to the trump campaign. 0ne user who generated and shared and i images are conservative radio host using this image to illustrate an article about botas. tt illustrate an article about botas. ., , , illustrate an article about botas. . , , ., ., botas. if anybody is voting one wa or botas. if anybody is voting one way or another _ botas. if anybody is voting one way or another about - botas. if anybody is voting one | way or another about something they see on a facebook page thatis they see on a facebook page that is a problem with that person not the post itself. what about the democrats i did not find similar manipulated images ofjoe biden, in images of this term see him with other world leaders some created by critics or supporters. in 2018 there were powers trying to and authenticate to so division. in 2018 there was homegrown division false narratives about how the election was stolen. experts about —— one about the combination of the two. the lesson here is ever think before you share. we are looking at my pictures of mara are largo in florida the former president and republican candidate donald trump. let's listen to what he has to say. trump. let's listen to what he has to say-— trump. let's listen to what he has to say. well thank you very much, has to say. well thank you very much. they _ has to say. well thank you very much, they call— has to say. well thank you very much, they call it _ has to say. well thank you very much, they call it super - much, they call it super tuesday for a reason. this is a big one. and they tell me, the pundits and otherwise there has never been one like this, there is never been anything so conclusive, this was an amazing, an amazing night and an amazing day it's been an incredible period of time in our country's history it's been said in so many ways but i think it's going to be inspiring because we would do something that frankly, nobody has been able to do for a long time. , ~ , has been able to do for a long time. , �* , �* �* ,, m time. cheering and applause. we have watched _ time. cheering and applause. we have watched our _ time. cheering and applause. we have watched our country _ time. cheering and applause. we have watched our country take - time. cheering and applause. we have watched our country take a - have watched our country take a great meeting over the last three years and nobody got a thing like this would be possible, we would not have russia attacking ukraine, we would not have israel being attacked, he ran as you know is broke when i was running things they were broke they did not have money or hamas, they did not have money for his bowler, we had no inflation, inflation is destroying the middle class, it is destroying everything if you look back over the history of hundreds of years back inflation is called a country buster and that is what it is doing to our country. what has happened with inflation has been unbelievable. a lot of people say a lot of experts have said the stock market is the only and doing well and thatis the only and doing well and that is doing well because our poll on business is much higher thanjoe biden stop. he is the worst president in the history of our country. there is never been anything like what's happening to our country. today it was announced that 325,000 people were flown in from parts unknown, migrants were flown in, aeroplane not going through the great texas barrier that i was with the governor of texas, greg abbott the other day and looking at the job they are doing but in the meantime they are pouring into california and pouring into arizona because those governors are not doing anything, they are doing nothing. today it was announced before i came out, it was unbelievable i that must be a mistake, they flew three 25,000 migrants, flew them over and opened the borders into our country. so that really tell you is where they are coming from. they want open borders and open borders will destroy our country. we need borders and we need free and fair elections and we do not have a country, this is an incredible group of people so many celebrities i will not introduce any because i will get myself in trouble if i do that because i will leave out most of you this is a room full of incredible talented people like some of the guys standing right in front of me. big futures, big fat beautiful futures. 0h! futures, big fat beautiful futures. oh! i futures, big fat beautiful futures. 0h! iwould futures, big fat beautiful futures. oh! i would love to be your age, futures. oh! i would love to be yourage, i futures. oh! i would love to be your age, i would give you a lot of money to be your age. we have some tremendously talented people in this room including tremendously talented political people that have helped me right from the beginning. we have the safest board in the history of our country. we built 571 miles of wall, we had mexico supply us with 28,000 soldiers because we wanted them that's why and they said we will not do that i said yes you well. in the end, they did. it was an easy negotiation but we had the safest board and the best numbers we have ever had and now we have worse numbers probably in the history of the world. it is sad to see what is happening to our cities, cities are being overrun with migrant crime. that isjoe biden migrant crime. it is a new category of crime and it is violent. they will stand in the will of the street and have fistfights with police officers and if they did that in their countries from where they came, they would be killed instantly. they would not do that. so the world is laughing and at —— the world is laughing and at —— the world is laughing at us, three years ago we were at a level we were energy independent and we would shortly be energy dominant today getting oil from venezuela, can you believe it? we are doing numbers on that oil. we are refining the oil, we have a refinery for that oil, i call it tar, it is not oil, i call it tar, it is not oil, it is terrible, we have the real stuff we are refining it in houston, for all the environmentalists you should look at that because all of that tar was going right up into the atmosphere, you ought to take a look, it is the only plant that can do it, we have the only plants that can take car and make it into oil and that's what it is. it is a shame. we are energy independent we will be injured —— energy dominant and supplying oil to europe and all over the world in a tragic thing happened during the election it was a tragedy. because you would not think about all of the problems they have today i do not think you would have any of them. you would have any of them. you would only have success and thatis would only have success and that is what is ultimately going to unify this country and unify this party. we have a great republican party with tremendous talent, and we want to have unity and we are going to have unity and we are going to have unity and we are going to have unity and it's going to happen very quickly. and i have been saying lately, success will bring unity to our country and it happened before. we had the best economy our country has ever had and people were calling me that i would have said would never happen it will never happen, they wanted to get together, african—americans, asian—americans, hispanic—american, women, men, people with diplomas from the best schools in the world, and people that did not graduate from high school, every single group, was doing better than ever before. and it was a beautiful thing. ever before. and it was a beautifulthing. 0ur ever before. and it was a beautiful thing. our country was coming together. our country was coming together. now we have a very divided country. we have a country that a political person uses weaponisation against his political opponent, never happened here. it happens in other countries but they are third world countries, and in some ways we are a third world country at our borders and third world countries at our elections and we had to stop that. we need a fair and free press, the press has not been fair nor has it been free but maybe someday they will be, they are being beaten up pretty badly, people are not trusting them or believing them. and it is a very important factor, the press used to be the policemen, it used to police our country now nobody has confidence in them and we have to get that confidence back, it is so important for the success of our country. so important. cheering and applause. so. our country. so important. cheering and applause. so, this has been a day — cheering and applause. so, this has been a day that _ cheering and applause. so, this has been a day that we _ cheering and applause. so, this has been a day that we have - has been a day that we have been waiting for, i want to thank my family for being here, it's a great family, i have a great family. they have had a very easy since i decided to run or politics, they say thanks a lot dad, we appreciated. but they are strong and very capable people and they love the country, they really do, they love the country and we appreciate it. donald trump delivering his victory speech from mara logo in florida, a couple of polls still open but so far he has been projected as the winner in about ten states so far. we are joined by our panel. with me is rodney davis, former republican congressman from illinois, stephanie murphy, former democratic congresswoman from florida, and anthony zurcher, our north america correspondent. lots of points they're made by donald trump in his speech, anthony one thing you might explain to us he mentioned a figure of 325,000 illegal immigrants flowing into the us. what does that figure relate to? ., , ., ., , to? people who had been applying _ to? people who had been applying for _ to? people who had been applying for asylum - to? people who had been applying for asylum in - to? people who had been - applying for asylum in central and south america are buyer and at the biden administration was trying to do to get people to apply for asylum in the home countries rather than come to the board and once they were proved by the app they could pay for flights to come to the united states where they could be processed, something some of the entire immigration group have been filing medium of information requests on and more details of how many are flying and how many released. they pay for their own flights. rodney if i could turn to some points donald trump said, he said america is a third world country does not have a free and fair press, is that the america you recognise what he is describing there?— is describing there? there is a lot of hyperbole _ is describing there? there is a lot of hyperbole when - is describing there? there is a lot of hyperbole when it - is describing there? there is a | lot of hyperbole when it comes to presidential campaigns, he isjust donald trump to presidential campaigns, he is just donald trump testing messages and he gets a reaction. what he is doing as he is playing to the voters were most likely to come out and vote right now in a republican primary those are the ones who feel our country is on the very wrong track and to be able to use phrases like a third world country or the press is not fair, i can tell you plenty of examples during my time in congress with a dress we may be a little biased against republicans but i have also found them to be biased against democrats, on certain types of media outlets. he is going to continue to talk this way because he thinks it will continue to get him the delegates he needs, i hope he starts to move his message to a message of prosperity and a message of prosperity and a message of prosperity and a message of hope that we will see stop stephanie what did you make of that. we see stop stephanie what did you make of that.— see stop stephanie what did you make of that. we have not heard from joe biden _ make of that. we have not heard from joe biden yet. _ make of that. we have not heard from joe biden yet. it _ make of that. we have not heard from joe biden yet. it is - make of that. we have not heard from joe biden yet. it is more i from joe biden yet. it is more ofthe from joe biden yet. it is more of the same _ from joe biden yet. it is more of the same from _ from joe biden yet. it is more of the same from donald i from joe biden yet. it is more i of the same from donald trump, a picture of a dystopian america that only you can fix, and i do think that the sense that the country is moving in the wrong direction is notjust the wrong direction is notjust the gop primary voters, the last pole i saw said 65% of americans registered voters believe that the country is in, moving in the wrong direction, the problem leads a bit further out than the republican primary voter base and that is something the biden administration has to try and address, address the legitimate concerns the american people have about what's going on in the country. we have about what's going on in the country-— the country. we do have a statement _ the country. we do have a statement from _ the country. we do have a statement from president | the country. we do have a i statement from president joe statement from presidentjoe biden reacting to the result insofar i can bring that statement to you now. anthony part of the joe anthony part of thejoe biden statement tonight, family focused in on donald trump even though the primary season is not officially complete yet, they are ready for a 1—to—1? after tonight's results the election campaign has begun, that statement came outjust when donald trump are speaking, both candidates pivoting towards the general election campaign, both in texas campaigning on the border last week, they will be in georgia at the same time, we can expect eight months of the spec and bouncing around the country, key battleground states, key battleg rou nd states, positioning key battleground states, positioning and trying to win over that small subset of voters who will decide the election. voters who will decide the election-— election. quite dark and serious _ election. quite dark and serious language - election. quite dark and serious language from l election. quite dark and i serious language from both of them will this be a dark and serious contest? it them will this be a dark and serious contest?— them will this be a dark and serious contest? it depends as stephanie _ serious contest? it depends as stephanie said _ serious contest? it depends as stephanie said and _ serious contest? it depends as stephanie said and i _ serious contest? it depends as stephanie said and i agree i serious contest? it depends as | stephanie said and i agree that the wrong track demographic and polling transcends republicans and democrats, and polling shows both donald trump ausmat campaign and joe biden's campaign and joe biden's campaign that they need to talk in dark stark terms to go after that thanks, we will continue to see that. it is a far cry from its morning again in america that i grew up with. t america that i grew up with. i think this will be a long and exhausting general election for an event— exhausting general election for an event that is already turned off. an event that is already turned off these _ an event that is already turned off. these are the least pepuiar _ off. these are the least popular choices two—thirds of the american people did not want — the american people did not want to— the american people did not want to see this rematch and many— want to see this rematch and many of— want to see this rematch and many of them were locked out of the primary that selected these two people to be the party nominees. and they feel disenfranchised in some ways, that they— disenfranchised in some ways, that they did not have a real say with _ that they did not have a real say with this but this is the eventuality and now they are facing — eventuality and now they are facing these two options. it is amazing — facing these two options. it is amazing we have country of 300 plus million people and this is the option that we have for the presidential? and it's going to be determined by a handful of states — be determined by a handful of states. people all across the world — states. people all across the world are _ states. people all across the world are looking at this with befuddled months may be amazement, this is what america tees up — amazement, this is what america teesu.~ . ~ amazement, this is what america tees u. ~ . ~ ., tees up. we talk about the contest today _ tees up. we talk about the contest today in _ tees up. we talk about the contest today in the i tees up. we talk about the | contest today in the coming weeks but it is only a handful of swing states and a handful of swing states and a handful of people in those states we will ultimately yield massive power in picking the next president. power in picking the next president-— power in picking the next president. power in picking the next resident. , , ., president. yes, it is true, and that is what— president. yes, it is true, and that is what makes _ president. yes, it is true, and that is what makes america i that is what makes america unique. the electoral college set up by our forefathers right after a revolution for our freedom from european control. this is an opportunity for us to explain why our system is the way it is, and to the rest of the world, this election will come down to a matter of about five states. 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