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Political Gabfest - EXTRA: The "Super Tuesday Part 3" Edition

Political Gabfest

Slate Podcasts

News, Politics, Government

4.48.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2016

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

John Dickerson and David Plotz discuss the results of the latest Democratic and Republican Primaries and what twists and turns are yet to come this election season. 

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0:00.0

This special episode of the Slate Political GabFest is brought to you by Stamps.com.

0:04.7

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0:12.0

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0:19.1

The following podcast contains explicit language.

0:30.6

Hello and welcome to a GabFest, extra, extra special edition for March the 16th, 2016.

0:41.8

It's the Super Tuesday Part 3, is it, John? Part 2, Part 4.

0:47.3

I don't know.

0:48.3

I couldn't sympathize more with the need and desire to name these Tuesdays. but I think once you get into doing sequel, Super Tuesday, Part 3, you start to lose the thread a little bit.

1:00.0

So the Ohio and Florida Tuesday is the way I think about it because those states mean so much in terms of the primary, but also obviously the general. Yeah, it was,

1:12.4

I mean, this was pretty darn super. This is a lot superer than some of the earlier super ones.

1:16.8

These were big, big states. Anyway, I'm David Plotz of Atlas Obscura, joined telephonically by

1:23.2

John Dickerson of Face the Nation. It is Wednesday morning that we're talking. So we're actually

1:29.5

talking before President Obama names his Supreme Court nominee. So we're not going to be talking

1:34.7

about that. We're talking about the Super Tuesday results. So John, as we are looking at the results

1:41.5

now, Trump won huge in Florida, knocked Marco Ruby out of the race with that.

1:47.5

He won Illinois and North Carolina. He is neck and neck with Ted Cruz in Missouri. And John Kasich, of course, won Ohio, his home state with a almost majority, but not even a majority there.

2:00.7

So on the Republican side, but not even a majority there.

2:09.3

So on the Republican side, we have now a three-person race with Kasich Cruz, and Trump,

2:10.4

Rubio is gone.

2:12.3

Who won last night?

2:22.9

Well, I think Trump won last night, but he won, he could have essentially put it away, and he didn't put it away.

2:34.5

So it was a big victory for him, but with an asterisk, which is that there's a little speed bump now in his march to the 1,237 delegates he needs.

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