From WNYC in New York, this is on the media.

I'm Bob Garfield.

And I'm Brooke Gladstone.

Last Tuesday was no ordinary Tuesday.

It was Titanic, Cyclopean.

Super Tuesday, the make-or-break day for presidential candidates.

The high-stakes battle across a dozen states.

Drenched, as always, in a tidal wave of prognostication, which, you may have noticed, has consistently

rolled in the wrong direction. Where to start? Jeff Bush is the strongest general election

nominee by far. He's got the best message for a general. He's going to raise the most money. The establishment likes him the best.

A lot of members of Congress would like to see him be the nominee. And obviously to some extent,

it's his turn in the primogenitor of the party. Oopsie.

Well, it is game over for Jeb Bush after disappointing results in South Carolina.

There's Bernie Sanders, who's an adorable socialist, but probably

not a serious candidate. But, um... Now, Senator Bernie Sanders has proven he's a serious threat

to Clinton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Trump is America's summer

flame. This is a phenomenon that is going to fade sooner rather than later. I think last night

is the beginning of the end for Trump.

That is my prediction.

Ah, Halcyon days.

Donald Trump dominates its Super Tuesday rivals.

The GOP establishment reaches for the panic button.

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