Super Tuesday: What's at Stake?

The transcript discusses Bernie Sanders' unexpected success in the Nevada caucuses, highlighting his diverse coalition of supporters. It then shifts focus to the upcoming Super Tuesday, emphasizing its importance in the Democratic primary race with 1,357 delegates at stake. Joe Biden's recent win in South Carolina is seen as a potential boost for his campaign. Michael Bloomberg's entry into the race, backed by significant advertising, is also examined. Finally, the transcript considers Elizabeth Warren's potential to challenge Sanders, noting the critical nature of Super Tuesday for her and other candidates.

What was the significance of Bernie Sanders winning 47% of the vote in the Nevada caucuses?

How does the Democratic primary in Texas relate to Super Tuesday?

What challenges do anti-Sanders moderates face in the Democratic primary?

What impact did Biden's victory in South Carolina have on his campaign?

In what ways could Elizabeth Warren's campaign be affected by the need to stop Bernie Sanders?