Biggest day on the president ial primary calendar. The first polls on Super Tuesday in vermont and up in maine with more set to open very soon across the east coast. Brian 15 states are holding races today on the republican side you got 854 delegates up for grab. Thats about 70 of 1215 total delegates needed to secure the nomination. Steve here is the current state of the race, former President Donald Trump is in the lead as you can see right there with 273 delegates after gaining 29 in the north dakota primary just last night. Meanwhile, nikki haley has 43 delegates so far. Be sure to keep it here. Both donald trump and nikki haley will be with us today in the 8 00 hour to discuss the state of the race. Lawrence meanwhile on the democratic side there are seven states with uncommitted options. We will see if President Biden faces a big protest vote like in michigan. All right. Good morning. Welcome to fox friends on this tuesday Super Tuesday morning. Ainsley a big day. As we were sayi
look silly. i think in this case rand paul is probably right. dagen: although rand paul, what s he going to do? fax the health care bill to everybody with that copier he was pulling wagon? you could say yes, but i would argue no. there s nobody voting on the bill yet. we don t need to see the sausage making happen. but we should see the sausage before we re going to eat it. so i think the whole thing is a little premature. now, i totally agree they ve had eight years to figure this out. the fact that we do not have an alternative to obamacare in place already is ridiculous, but it doesn t make them hypocritical for not showing it at this point when they re still hashing it out. dagen: and the republicans, john, promised that they will reveal it once it is written, and it s still in the process. yeah, look, i agree with gary b. i m not sure this makes them hypocritical. i think it makes them awful.
of the franchise to women have rendered the notion of a capitalist democracy into an oxymoron. i no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible. that s a remarkable argument, right? once you give women the vote, then you can t have freedom anymore. better to have nobody voting, better to have no more democracy than have williomen voting beca that killed the country and everybody is enslaved. as long as women have the vote, capital ais democracy is impossible and the only way that human sorry, humans can ever be free again is to move into space, presumably with no girls allowed. if we can t move into space, we have to move into the oceans. weird dude, right? that is why i thought it was weird when the republican party gave that dude a prime time speaking slot on the last night
ruined it. because women got the right to vote, and then they started voting. and that, the impact of women voting, starting with women suffrage in 1920, the impact of women voting, that s what killed america. it killed the world! it ended any reason to ever have democracy anywhere ever again on earth. quote, since 1920, the vast increase in welfare beneficiaries and the extension of the franchise to women have rendered the notion of a capitalist democracy into an oxymoron. i no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible. that s a remarkable argument, right? once you give women the vote, then you can t have freedom anymore. better to have nobody voting, better to have no more democracy than have women voting because that killed the country and erybody is enslaved. as long as women have the vote, capital ais democracy is
pro-russia separatists intent on derailing this election seized and smashed those ballot boxes, attacked polling stations, blocked voters and showed off their well-armed muscle around town. for example, here in the city of donetsk, population 1 million, nobody voting and same for the other city across the region. officials say only around 20% of the election districts were functioning. we stopped in on one, and here is what we saw. take a look. you re looking at something very rare in eastern ukraine, voting in the presidential elections here. the turnout, we re told, is very norm a. however, the people here, we re also told are a bit nervous. even in that town we saw a heavily armed pro-kiev militia stationed just around the corner from that voting waiting to do battle with rebel militants if they showed up. across the rest of the country