They call it Super Tuesday for a reason. This is a big one. [cheers] and they tell me he, the pundits and otherwise, that there has never been one like this. There has been anything so conclusive. This was an amazing an amazing night. Were going to take back our country. We are going to do it right. We are going to have the greatest economy ever in the history of our country. Were going to top what we did. Ainsley President Trump making huge gains this Super Tuesday winning 14 out of the 15 states including delegaterich california and texas. His rival nikki haley winning vermont. Steve President Biden on the other side solidified his path to the nomination but there are some more warning signs, especially in minnesota, where nearly 20 of bidens voters selected uncommitted. Oops . Lawrence we have Live Team Coverage from washington to california. But we begin with brian at the touch screen to break down some of the results. Brian first off, im not in control of the touch screen, im depe
of florida. it s already holding on bites fingernails, but now with let s see ice protecting it, it just spells bad news. so how much of the mountain can be attributed to climate change? because it s so complicated, the weather systems and the southern ocean, they need at least another decade of data to say specifically empirically that this is what percentage is caused by planet cooking pollution, as, well but the trend lines are just so obvious. they had spikes in record high temperatures like the freakish month that we saw up in the arctic and greenland, they are starting to happen down here. as well, and this of course is a threat to qualities everywhere. yeah, bill weir, appreciate it. thank you! you bet! that s it for us tonight, jake tapper s one-on-one interview with bill weir starts now. and this era of tribal politics, bill maher doesn t care if you re a democrat or republican. to those, it s not always pretty 50. it has given him a insight and polit
bringing us tomorrow. with me is the political commentatorjo phillips. and alsojoining us is the political editor of the sunday people and the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. we will say hello to both in just a minute. first, let s take a look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph says that the home secretary, priti patel, has accused the bbc of exhibiting an undercurrent of xenophobia when reporting the government s new immigration deal with rwanda. the bbc s response is that journalists from the bbc were in rwanda to report the story and ask questions about the plan. i am the leader britain needs that s according to a defiant borisjohnson in the sunday express, as he launches a full throttle defence of his premiership. the front page of the sunday people claims that the chancellor is in hot water over plans for a swimming pool at his home. destruction and defiance how putin s war unfolded, is on the front page of the independent as it reports on two months of the co
Who is on tv who they don t always agree with him, but they still like him, you don t always agree with people in your life on things. so did turn out that it was okay and here i am 30 years later. still on. but, i get every year, when we are looking for, maybe we want new writters on our show, we love the rioters i have but you know what, i m running a business here. i am sorry. it is brutal but if i can find somebody better, that is what i am doing. i always serve the show first. so every year i ve read these packets of proposed writers and i read them this year, as i do every year. it is just stunning! how uniform their points of view are. they hasn t always been that way? exactly. i don t remember, but i don t think was ever quite this bad. it is the exact same point of view on every single issue. and it is very predictable. i have a relationship with people who want to hear what i think is the truth. and i m going to present both sides. and then they may not be fair and balanc
As they re counting down as are u.s. authorities for the end of title 42 next week. back out here live, dhs is reportedly going to be asking for billions of dollars for transport and any grant care. their project 9,000 to 15,000 illegal crossings every day once title 42 drops according to a congressional aide to fox news. so buckle up. neil: what is amazing, you ve been reporting. the numbers are already staggering that is with title 42 still on. just makes you wonder what happens when it s gone. yeah, absolutely. the numbers we re seeing right now daily illegal crossings between 7,000 and 8,000. that s with title 42 still in place. it s pretty crazy to think about the fact that those numbers could potentially almost double a week or two from now once title 42 goes away. the system is stretched and it s broken in multiple sectors right