Okay. Here we go. It is midnight here in new york city, 9 00 p. M. Out on the west coast i am jen psaki msnbcs special coverage of Super Tuesday. I have some of my favorite people, as always, the midnight shift is the best shift as i like to say, to talk to here at the big table to break down everything that happened today. We will learn more tonight, too and we do have a lot to talk about because results from 16 states and one territory, dont forget that one, just brought us one big step closer to a rematch between resident joe biden and donald trump. As of this moment, on the republican side, trump has unsurprisingly won a bunch of state so far. Bringing his total number of delegates over 100, not enough to clinch the nomination but it is making it nearly impossible if not impossible for nikki haley to do that. So we just take a second to look at from by the numbers, just to catch everybody up here, that is four indictments, 91 criminal charges, to impeachments. 911 delegates as of t
flood warnings. the state s lieutenant governor joins us with an update. plus the justice department is reviewing a batch of classified documents found in joe biden s private office from when he was vice president. what will the president say about it today? and a 6-year-old accused of shooting a teacher with his mother s gun, the choice prosecutors now face in virginia. this is what we re watching at this hour. thank you so much for being here. i m kate bolduan. the flooding in california is really terrifying and the threat is not over. the state s governor said severe weather has killed at least 14 people now. 34 million people are under flood alerts today. more than a foot of rain has fallen in southern california in the last two days. a real threat isn t just the water, it is all it is rock slides, and the threat of severe mudslides as well that could also very quickly create dangerous conditions and it is all forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes. c
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well, i tell you, in my opinion, i thought it was extremely hurtful, to first say that he doesn t recall being in those images and then it was he s one of those individuals, but we couldn t determine which one, then today, he s none of those individuals, but he, back in that same year, put on shoe polish to imitate michael jackson, first of all, who used black shoe polish in 84 to imitate michael jackson. the admittance that you did use blackface, but not in that incident, it just didn t help today, it only added greater confusion. and that s why you saw the senior and the junior senator as well as the dean of the congressional delegation for the state of virginia say that they had seen enough and now it is time to move forward. and i ve also got to say, i do think that people can make mistakes. during my campaign, i talked
virginia say that it is a little fuzzy what exactly the criteria should be for impeachment. whether it is fuzzy or whether the criteria would extend to having a racist picture appear in your yearbook 35 years ago. and for us, robert, let me read because i do have the article section 17 in front of me, it says mal feez ant and corruption and neglect of duty or other high crime and the impeachment process will begin. and none of that specifically applies to have the racist picture appear in your yearbook 35 year ago. but i think they could be stretched to include that as just something that basically makes it impossible for him to continue in office and be the governor in effect. toluse, as we ve been