Welcome to the vast majority. I'm Jacobin managing editor Micah Eutricht.

Super Tuesday has come and gone and the results were pretty sobering for Bernie Sanders supporters

with Joe Biden clearly emerging the victor and recapturing the front runner

spot in the race. Now Bernie is maybe in his more natural position which is as the

underdog. I talked to Jacobin's staff writer Bronco March Teach about

Biden's wins as well as the developments with Elizabeth Warren,

Mike Bloomberg, and what the race looks like from here. And as we say in the

discussion, we recorded this the day after Super Tuesday so there could be a

million new developments by the time you end up hearing this but we try to keep the

conversation pretty evergreen. We also talked about his recent book, Yesterday's Man, the

case against Joe Biden, recently published by Verso, which you can purchase for

a mere $10 at the Jacobin site.

I have read the book and it's excellent and it also couldn't be more timely given Biden's

re-emergence at the forefront of the race.

So please go to Jack of and mag.com

slash store and buy yesterday's man for ten bucks. You need to be armed with the

full dossier on Joseph Robin and Biden Jr and there is no better version of it than

Broncos book. Okay here's Bronco.

Bronco hello?

Hello Michael. So we are speaking the day after Super Tuesday and you've written this book called

yesterday's man, the case against Joe Biden and before yesterday I cannot say who said this but

someone in the jack of an office was joking about the book when Bernie had won the first three

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