White supremacist british bernie voted five times against the brady bill. If you think the last four years, has been chaotic, divisive, toxic, exhausting, imagine spending the better part of 2020 with Bernie Sanders versus donald trump. The one lets bring in dan, and columnist, kim and kyle peterson. Kim, joe biden had a good week. Getting in the polls, leading up to the primary. What do you think is going to have a big victory. Kim well eat better after what has been a pretty poor showing so far. Even joe biden has acknowledged that South Carolina is somewhat make or break for him. Now he has been placing a big event in particular on the Africanamerican Community in the state as why that endorsement by him wasnt such a big deal. Paul the congressman from the state is who we got that from right. Kim exactly. What he is facing here is a Bernie Sanders, continues to have a lot of momentum and then also tom stier dumped a lot of money into South Carolina as well but look if joe biden does not come out of this with the wind, is a much harder time making the continued case for a candidacy. Paul what turned around for biden. If this happens is the africanamerican but guessing but is also some Recognition Party regulars that uhoh, bernie could be our company. Dan is pendingn the street. You have got to ask, here we are with the South Carolina primary super tuesday ahead of us. Where were all of these people six months ago when they were all debating Bernie Sanders on the stage. I remember, cory booker, everybody was afraid of bernies face, they did not want to annoy them so when they started proposing things like the Green New Deal they also ensure, lets get rid of fossil fuels by 2040. And well go in that direction for fossil fuels but nobody challenged Bernie Sanders when they needed to challenge him back then. Now here he is, with his base behind him and saying, you cannot deny me the nomination and democratic establishment is in a panic. Paul how big of a victory has biden need here to be able to change this race going into super tuesday. The doubledigit victory here which would be bigger than most excitations, would that be something that would cause democrats in these other 14 states on tuesday, to say hey wait a minute, this is now a Biden Sanders race. Kyle bidens argument in this way so far is hes a candidate, hes delectable guy who can beat donald trump. And he won in iowa, so a double digit victory in South Carolina can help bring him back to the forefront of that candidate and you bring her if you look at some of the following and super tuesday state, Bernie Sanders is a by two in texas and that by one in north carolina, and a biden does really well in South Carolina, he could go searching through the south and went all the state. Paul , is tom steyer, bring to appeal to african it community as well. Buying some of the support frankly and if he finishes the kind of distant third, is this the end for him. Dan the big question is who else would it be the end for. I think it is in for him. Its if bernie is in the lead, who is his competition. Amy klobuchar is still in their feet is still in there, they are dividing of the moderate footprint in is as simple as that and theres a lot of pressure on them to get out but Amy Klobuchar is not to going to get out before super tuesday. She is leading in minnesota. Paul does not look like hes going to drop out. So are they simply going to roll for would continuing to divide up the moderate vote in leading bernie have it. Paul kim, we think about Elisabeth Warren strategy. She offered this mild criticism of sanders saying hey we agree on everything except i would be more effective in implementing it singly because bernie was a great filibuster in the senate. I looked at her and i said you know what, there is a candidate there running to be bernies vice president. Kim and heres my added bonus, i will take out Mike Bloomberg is ago. [laughter]. That sort of appeals but that is what shes doing. You could say that she was trying to finally both went voters back from the Progressive Field from bernie and, position yourself against some voters from the moderate as it were. But Elisabeth Warren has a very tough rationale for continuing especially if she does not place and a lot of the states. This seemed to be more about saying, hey i would be a really goo. Paul this last chance that he may have in the race. In the danger that bloomberg and biden will split the voted super tuesday. Kyle collapse has not happened yet. After the debate, biden has his best underwriting day ever. So far he raised about 1. 2 million a day. It was pretty good. He showing a fight. It will have to see what bloomberg can do given all of the money that he is put into this tuesday states. During people and putting ads in. Paul joe bidens campaign facing a do or die moment today in South Carolina. Civil africanamerican voters delivered. On the former vice president. Paul i will win the africanamerican vote here in South Carolina. Mr. When we continue with you. When South Carolina. They will determine the outcome of this president ial race. If you dont when South Carolina, will you continue. I will win South Carolina. Paul that was joe biden to win todays primary in South Carolina. This fire will against Bernie Sanders and his a test for americaafricanamerican voters. The executive director of georgetown university, Institute Politics and Public Service pretty in a fox news contributor. Welcome and good to see you again. Paul joe biden looks like he is headed for victory today in South Carolina helping them a, personal do you agree with that how big of a victory does he need to reshape the race pretty. After 2016, i sort of gotten out of the prediction business. For South Carolina, is a state that sort of set up for him to do well. It is got to do well. With a large africanamerican percentage of the electorate, the community that seems to be sticking with them, at least based on scarlet credit falling, feels like he can, but he needs to do and that is leave the state with the wind. The vet with the most delegates only the state with some momentum heading into super tuesday. There is not a lot of time between South Carolina and super tuesday. Only a couple of days. So that momentum that comes out of there, should he when it is going to be very important that he then tries to cover a lot of ground. It. Paul i guess that helps him, and the hope would be that he has into the sanders lead in a place like california or even overtake him in texas and some of the other Southern States that are on the ballot. But if like virginia for example. It has 99 delegates on tuesday. Another state that is a large africanamerican population and demographic primaries and he just picked up being in the endorsement of senator tim kane in virginia hoping to build on momentum coming out of South Carolina. He does well is a like virginia, that can eat into sanders lead elsewhere. Paul so lets assume for the sake of argument that it is binder first and sender second, and everybody else kind of in the also ran category. You see anybody getting out. Before super tuesday Michael Milken will they stick it out in the lease play because its only a couple of days. I think youll see some candidates stick around for a few more days. If someone comes out of South Carolina with no new delegates, completely underperforms it is going to be hard for them to make a case but they might want to stick it out just a few more days. The real person to watch i think, heading into super tuesday is Mike Bloomberg. He has not participated in any of the first four states. What is meant a lot of money in the super tuesday states. His whole argument in his whole rationale for his candidacy is that he is the last line of defense against the Bernie Sanders wind of the party. And while that money and all of this adds, have propelled him sort of into the top peer in a number super tuesday state, you dont see him really leaning. Not decisively in any of the states and something is increasingly becoming a concern among some democrats that i talked to, that bloomberg is not the last line of defense against bernie that he might actually end up being the last line of defense for bernie. If he is able to start any momentum that biden gets coming out of South Carolina, preventing him from taking on additional delegate, that could be the ball game right there. Paul that is very interesting because if this goes in South Carolina as many people expect, biden one and sanders to in everybody is a distance, third fourth and fifth. While down below and maybe not getting delegates, then you have, it looks to me like he super tuesday, will be a three man brace. Bernie sanders, like berg and joe biden. And how that shakes out is hard to predict. There was a fall that just texas late last week in which it showed that in a threeway race in texas, biden and bernie are essentially tied. But if you take bloomberg off of the ballot, biden actually have a fairly substantially to texas. So bloomberg could be preventing biden from sort of catching up to bernie delegate lead unless the dynamics of the race change. Paul given the anxiety that i hear from democrats about it sanders nomination at the top of the ticket i assume, after super tuesday, if that is the dynamic as you describe it, it looks to me like it will be an enormous pressure on whoever is the lower number between biden and bloomberg to maybe think about getting out. I think it will be a lot of people are going to start to see if bernie is starting to run away with delegates, i think there is going to be a lot of pressure from the integrity when of the party to try to consolidate. But i would also say to those democrats who are nervous about bernie, that they should wait and see how this thing plays out. As we saw the republican side in 2016, who the establishment tends to think is the most electable, but are so not always agree. And there be a path for Bernie Sanders to win the general election. I think question is a much up in the air. I have not seen evidence that he is not collectible. And i have not seen evidence that he is the most electable so i think that the process layout, we will see how he does as the campaign progresses and as he goes through mark primaries. I actually think along the primary process, in this field between a Smaller Group of candidates, could actually be the best thing for whomever emerges as the nominee, they will be truly vetted builtin organization and they will be better prepare for the general election to make their case. Paul fascinating, thank you well. When we come back, Bernie Sanders, doubling down on some controversial comments on, china and israel this week. 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Of that same period of time, they did it without cheating people, firing squads, the dungeons in exile. Etc. Etc. Bernie is a problem here. And by the way you did hear him mention how much good it did in chile. They pulled so many people out of poverty and i am predicting he will not do that. Bernie exposed for their that he is a socialist. And by the way, cuba is a totalitarian government, not an authoritarian government. There is a difference. In totality they try to run everything. But his problem with socialism is he keeps saying, climate democratic socialist and hes going have a problem in florida with that because people know actually what happened in cuba and they know and democratic socialism is basically two wolves and a lamb deciding what to have for dinner. Paul Bernie Sanders is saying basically though, i oppose their thought authoritarian ways, dictatorial ways but, disciplining his this. That means hes got some sympathy for the economic a disparate that what he is saying. Mary the problem is what he is saying is taking freedom away from people, is okay if the state is going to give you thanks. I think marco rubio called it really well when he said, when the state fails to deliver on what is promised, you do not get this freedoms back. And if that message is make clear, i think most americans understand that thats what hes going have problems. Florida and more broadly with the american electric. Paul and dan he expect support for ortega and nigro walk up way back when in the 1980s, and when it comes to majuro and venezuela in the last couple of years he is criticize the failures. And yet he seems most concerned about what the United States might do. We have to stop the invasion. Most of his fire on the u. S. Dan yes he does. Because Bernie SandersForeign Policy is basically going back to the 1960s. Its an interesting point what is come out here about bernie and the cuba and nicaragua up until now, Bernie Sanders page is mostly been about domestic politics. Medicare for all, cant we do more for people. Uncle bernie and all of this. The 40 all it seat bernie, is really the hard democratic left. This is a part, the spread of the french of the Democratic Party for at least 40 or 50 years. And i see the United States is basically, aligned or when he says a dictator, its a Standard Division between right wing dictators and leftwing revolutionaries, and leftwing roof illusionary size have a little bit of something going for them. And this is an example of Bernie Sanders have not been aware of until now. It was so striking that debate see bernie, truly to see his often tested see. And he is authentic about his policy. Paul kim, anothers refusal to attend the enclave of Israel Public Affairs committee which is a proisrael lobby in the United States. And you dont have to go to the these things but he took it started their stuff of tweeting, and was not going because this is an organization that promotes bigotry. On a hundred thousand members. Democratic and republican politicians have attended that fork going back many years. Look at a is he sending there. Kim this is part of that, new Foreign Policy that dan was talk about and part of the socialist, bernie democratic socialist, or in policy is hostility towards israel given its action beat the palestinians. This is a remarkable change for narcotics. Jewish voters out there have generally tended to favor democrats but that is because democrats have up until now, but very strong on the issue of israel. Bernie backing away from that, is potentially very risky for him if he were to beat the nominee. A state like florida, there are 600,000 Jewish Voters there. About 70 percent of them are democrats. But how many of them, reject that and you