Hi, this is Josh Marshall, and this is the Josh Marshall Podcast.

We are recording this episode a little bit afternoon, Wednesday, no, March the 4th, the road to November.

So the day after Super Tuesday, obviously we knew last night was going to be a big night a very consequential night. I think it was

It was a pretty big news night in as much as

people as people certainly saw that there was a move towards Joe Biden after the many

many events of the last week the South Carolina primary being one of them but only one of them.

Yeah.

You know a lot of people a lot of other candidates dropping out.

You have the, I don't think it's a big driver,

but well, you know, you had the debate still coming off that. You have the coronavirus which is not directly

maybe a key driver but I think it's an atmospheric driver of all this.

This has obviously been a pretty dramatic,

the last 10 days, say, has been a pretty dramatic

10 days in American history, and we obviously don't know how the

coronavirus thing is going to play out but I think everybody agrees that it kind

of exceeded everybody's expectations.

I don't have much doubt it exceeded the Biden campaign's expectations.

I mean, they really, I guess Sanders won Vermont,

he won Colorado, did he win Utah? He did when Utah. When Utah, he won Colorado. Colorado. Did he win Utah?

He did when Utah.

When Utah.

He won California, which is obviously far and away the most delegates.

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