Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast, and here is your rap on Super Tuesday.

What a super Tuesday!

If I'm gonna win all of these states with tremendous numbers, I think it's awfully hard to say

that's not the person we want to leave the party.

But we are the only campaign that has beaten Donald Trump once, twice, three times.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had very big nights, and Ted Cruz did better than expected.

We will talk about what's next for them, and we'll talk about Bernie Sanders and Mark

Arubio.

13 states voted on Super Tuesday, and more delegates were awarded than any other single

day this election.

So we've got a lot to unpack.

First some introductions.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Asma Khaled, I cover demographics in the campaign.

I'm Scott Detro, I cover tech in the campaign.

And I'm Ron Elving, editor correspondent, journalist and meritus.

I love that, I love it.

All right, so got to point out, I am not with you guys today.

I'm coming to you from Burlington, Vermont.

This is where the Bernie Sanders campaign spent last night, which I was covering.

So let's start with them on the dim side of this race.

Can we do a state by state?

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