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🗓️ 13 March 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Guests: Steve Kornacki, Sarah Longwell, Cornell Belcher, Jamelle Bouie, Sen. Chris Murphy Another big primary night. Tonight: Votes across the country and Joe Biden's case that his arrow is pointed up. Then, the unprecedented cash grab and hollowing out of a major American political party. And Senator Chris Murphy on the Republican frontrunner's infatuation with strong men.

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0:00.0	Tonight on all end.
0:03.0	The call for Joe Biden isn't, is it?
0:06.0	What was it called by?
0:08.0	Another big call for all the networks.
0:11.0	Oh my goodness, all the networks. Wow!
0:15.0	Tonight the official clincher for Joe Biden and the case his momentum is pointed in
0:20.6	the right direction. Then... Every single penny will go to the
0:25.1	number one and the only job of the RNC that is electing Donald J Trump.
0:29.4	The unprecedented hollowing out of a major American political party
0:34.1	and Senator Chris Murphy on the Republican front runners infatuation with strong men.
0:39.0	There's nobody that's better, smarter, or a better leader than Victor or Bobby.
0:46.0	When all in starts right now.
0:50.0	Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. It's election night in America.
0:57.0	Did you know that? And President Biden just clenched his party's nomination.
1:01.0	NBC News can now projects that Joe Biden is indeed officially the presumptive
1:07.0	Democratic nominee for the president in this year 2024.
1:12.2	Within just a few minutes of polls closing in Georgia, the president secured enough votes
1:16.0	to cross the threshold for his party's nomination of 1968 delegates.
1:22.4	It's been apparent since Nicki Haley dropped her bid after
1:24.8	Super Tuesday that 2024 would be a rematch between Donald Trump and
1:29.0	Joe Biden, but tonight that is expected to become all but official when both candidates cross the delegate threshold set by their respective parties.
1:38.0	For the Republican nomination, Donald Trump needs 1,215 delegates.
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