trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! look at you guys! look at you guys! take a seat! come on in, everybody! take a seat! let s do it! i m trevor noah. our guest tonight is the president of the wnba players association and a forward for the los angeles sparks, nneka ogwumike is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight s show, the presidential race is officially a sausage fest. dulce sloan celebrates women s history month, and have you been drinking water? then you might be in trouble. let s catch up on today s headlines. let s kick it off with the democratic primaries. after super tuesday, voters basically decided the race should be between joe biden and bernie sanders. so michael bloomberg promptly dropped out, and now in the wise words of the philosopher, another one. we begin with today s big breaking 2020 news. senator elizabeth warren is dropping out. warren speaking out on
let s kick it off with the democratic primaries. after super tuesday, voters basically decided the race should be between joe biden and bernie sanders. so michael bloomberg promptly dropped out, and now in the wise words of the philosopher, another one. we begin with today s big breaking 2020 news. senator elizabeth warren is dropping out. warren speaking out on her decision to suspend her campaign. gender in this race, you know that is the trap question for every woman. if you say, yeah, there was sexism in this race, everyone says, whiner! and if you say, no, there was no sexism, about a bazillion women think, what planet do you live on? i promise you this, i will have a lot more to say on that subject later on. trevor: damn elizabeth warren has a good point, yeah, because, like it or not, there was some truth she dropped there. a woman addressing sexism or ignoring it while running for president is either going to be seen as a whiner or living on another planet,
trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! look at you guys! look at you guys! take a seat! come on in, everybody! take a seat! let s do it! i m trevor noah. our guest tonight is the president of the wnba players association and a forward for the los angeles sparks, nneka ogwumike is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight s show, the presidential race is officially a sausage fest. dulce sloan celebrates women s history month, and have you been drinking water? then you might be in trouble. let s catch up on today s headlines. let s kick it off with the democratic primaries. after super tuesday, voters basically decided the race should be between joe biden and bernie sanders. so michael bloomberg promptly dropped out, and now in the wise words of the philosopher, another one. we begin with today s big breaking 2020 news. senator elizabeth warren is dropping out. warren speaking out o
could have been working to deliver our unions for all messages for all of the candidates and thankfully, senator warren has been a long advocate of working people and unions. senator warren and her team have been eager to engage with members, tweaking statements of support for our rockingham county workers we recently organized as well as voted to unionize back in october, recording a video greeting for our convention and submitting responses to our presidential candidate questionnaire. just last week, her op-ed published in the seacoast today talked about our own rocking ham unionizing efforts and now, she is here in person. i will turn it over to her for opening remarks and thoughts, and we will open it up to you for questions to ask for senator warren and with that, i would like to introduce senator warren . [applause] sen. warren: thank you. thank you very much. hello, hello sciu. it is great to see everyone. i m so glad to be here. i am going to talk a little bit at the
elizabeth warren talking with union members in new hampshire state capital. the town hall came on the same day she filed her official paperwork for the new hampshire primary. good evening, everyone. local 1984, i want to thank you all for being here tonight. another one of our presidential events that we have been hosting. i m really excited to see all of you here and we are very happy to be joined by senator warren tonight. we ve been working to deliver our messages to all of the candidates and thankfully, senator warren has been a strong advocate of working people and unions. she and her team have been eager to engage with members, tweeting statements of support for our county workers as well as voted back in october and recorded a video greeting and submitting responses to our presidential candidate questionnaire. op-ed talkedk, her unionizing efforts and now she is here in person. i m going to turn it over to her for some opening remarks and off and then we ll open it u