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Welcome to the show, everybody. What I'd really like to say at the top here of the show

is just thank you. Thank you for your tireless, ceaseless support because the big victory that

I achieved last night is really your victory. This isn't about me, it's about you, it's

about us, it's about what we've achieved together. And it's because of you that I can sit

here right now today and say that despite very minimal campaigning on my part and despite

spending no money and despite not even being in the race, frankly, I managed to win only

18 fewer delegates than Michael Bloomberg. That is just remarkable. And I spent 500 million

fewer dollars to do it. So that's what this campaign is all about. It's one of the great

underdog stories in the history of American politics, I think. So again, thank you, thank

you so much. We are really building a movement here. Now on the show today, Super Tuesday,

of course, we'll discuss the results and the ridiculous wines from the Bernie Broe

Horde, now claiming that the whole thing was rigged. It's rigged, it's rigged against

them because he didn't do as well as they had hoped. Why is it these days that after every

election, the loser always says that the election was rigged. Has it always been this way?

Is this what people have always done? Are the elections actually rigged? Is that the case?

We'll discuss. Also, we'll go through your five headlines. Plus not to add insult to

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