There are enough voters who understand the difference between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

But also, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have a record to run on.

The uncommitted campaign is part of the process, right?

Like one of the reasons we wanted to be in early state was to give people the opportunity to have their voices heard early in this process and that's what they've done.

And you see this president's listening, you know yesterday started talking about a ceasefire. He's listening.

When we participate like this in the primary

doesn't mean that they're not going to be voting for Joe Biden in November.

We're going to roll this momentum into a victory in November for the president.

And that is the chair of the Michigan Democratic Party speaking with NBC News before yesterday's results came in for the state's primary.

They're expressing confidence Democrats will turn out for Joe Biden in November,

despite a sizable protest vote last night.

As expected, President Biden did win the state of Michigan easily last night,

but with more than 100,000 people casting ballots for

uncommitted, mostly in protest over his handling of the Israel-Hamass war. On the

Republican side, Donald Trump racked up another big victory over

Nicky Haley but with some big morning signs for him there as well good morning

welcome to morning Joe it is Wednesday February 28th with us this morning the host of

way too early White House Bureau Chief

of Political Jonathan Lemir, U.S. Special Correspondent for BBC News, Katty Kaye

columnist and Associate Editor for the Washington Post, David Ignatius, Assistant Managing Editor in

Washington Bureau Chief for the New York Times, Elizabeth Bew Miller, and Deputy

Managing Editor for Politics at Politico, Sam Stein. Good morning to you also.

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