Hey guys, welcome to relatable happy Friday. I hope everyone has had a wonderful week and that you

are excited about the weekend. Now on Fridays on relatable, we typically have an interview. Today,

we don't have an interview. We are going to talk about Super Tuesday and everything that happened

there. And we're going to analyze some of it. And I'll give you a little bit of my of my take on it.

And then if we have time, I'm going to talk about the monologue that Alexandria Acaccio Cortez

gave in Congress about religious liberty and why from my perspective, from a constitutional

perspective, she is wrong. So on Super Tuesday, it's Friday. So you probably already know

happened. And I don't want to repeat, you know, all the analysis that you've probably already heard

at this point, but Joe Biden obviously had a wonderful night yet a much better night than was

expected. And he took, I think it was nine states and Bernie Sanders only had three. And when I was

actually looking at those three search, they were still counting California, but it's projected

that delegate rich California is going to go to Bernie Sanders, which is really no surprise.

If we look at the demographics of who actually voted for whom. So young young voters vote for

the most part for Bernie Sanders, young people just really like Bernie Sanders ages like 18 to 35

or in love with Bernie Sanders. That's true. If you're a white black Latino, I'm looking at the 538

blog that actually broke down these demographics. But black voters that are older. So not 18 to 35,

but the generation ahead of that and then the generations ahead of the younger generations are

voting for Bernie Sanders. So are sorry, are voting for Joe Biden. They don't like Bernie Sanders.

They're not really apparently a fan of socialism. They like Joe Biden. It's really just young voters.

And then older white voters, mostly white voters vote for Bernie Sanders. And I always think this is

funny. Like the left, they fancy themselves this intersectional multi ethnic coalition in which all

in their words, the people of color are joined arm and arm against this national and international

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