Zack cohen really appreciate it. Thanks so much. The news continues right here on cnn its Super Tuesday, march 5, right now on cnn this morning, donald trump hoping for a Super Tuesday sweep hes asking the Supreme Court for more help after the justices ruled that states like colorado cant kick him off the ballot. President biden, preparing for his state of the Union Address its his campaign hoping Super Tuesday doesnt reveal more vulnerabilities and will Super Tuesday been nikki haleys last stand or is she going to try a different path to the presidency all right. 05 00 a. M. Im here in washington. A live look at the washington mind a little bit foggy this morning here. Good morning. Im kasie hunt. Its wonderful to be with you. Will come to Super Tuesday. Its maybe the last day that nikki haley can really make a credible claim of any kind to the republican president ial nomination voters in 15 states with about a third of it delegates at stake head to the polls this morning. All signs
plea agreements and the like. you re the pollster at the table. is there any indication that trump s base will ever abandon him? will they always be with him, no matter how many people go to jail and no matter how much corruption is raised or proven? not necessarily not yet. and part of why is at the end of the last segment when you were setting this up and saying, you know, his companies, the white house all of these things are under investigation. i didn t even mention his bedroom. correct. you can actually envision, say, a conservative media outlet running with the same headlines. saying, look, they re coming after this man from every angle. they re going they re trying to go after everything they can, because they don t want him to drain the swamp or insert x, y, z. the idea that he is being investigated on so many different fronts, you can see how if you re a big trump advocate, you go, that s not because he did a bunch of things wrong. it s because from all corners, p
end is near. you sound like a crazy trump advocate who drinks whatever he sells. that s what you sound like, sir. matt, isn t let s go to the folks. let me let me i want to bring in peter baker who s going to write the story that s going two be on the front page of the new york times tomorrow. i respect a difference of opinion. you know that. you and i have been fighting over politics for 20 years. yes. i just have to ask, do you think the future of our party lies in denying climate change? i talked to governor kasich s senior adviser who said yesterday the governor suggested staying in but simply improving it. would you have supported staying in the accord but making it better for america let me be clear with what i m for. i m for being responsible and all these questions about how we use energy, and i m totally fine with increasing the role of renewab renewables, as long as they re economically viable. what i m not for is the government you think it s a ch
questions. we spoke with pastor mark burns earlier this hour who said he was a trump advocate, but then a couple of hours, thomas roberts spoke with jamal bryant, another pastor, who said absolutely not going to endorse him. what do you make of this meeting? well, kate, some of the context here happens to be allegations and accusations of racially tinged rhetoric on the campaign trail, coming from donald trump. and some of these accusations go all the way back to 2011, when donald trump was going after president obama and his birth certificate. and donald trump held this meeting to be able to clear the air, and as he said, today s meeting was productive. there was a lot of love in the air, as he put it in that clip we just heard from there. but another big context, kate, is the fact that the african american community is solidly in the democratic column. president obama got more than 90% of the african american vote in the 2012 presidential contest. you would probably assume that the