Wednesday, March 6, 2024

The 7

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🗓️ 6 March 2024

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Wednesday briefing: Nikki Haley; Super Tuesday results; Kyrsten Sinema; State of the Union address; bitcoin record; and more

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0:00.0	USA, USA, USA.
0:05.0	USA.
0:07.0	Well, thank you very much.
0:09.0	They call it Super Tuesday for a reason.
0:12.0	This is a big one.
0:15.0	We're one step closer to a presidential rematch between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
0:20.0	That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.
0:22.0	I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Wednesday, March 6th. That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.
0:22.6	I'm Hannah Jewel.
0:23.5	It's Wednesday, March 6th.
0:25.3	Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.
0:27.7	Trump and Biden won big on Super Tuesday.
0:34.0	Trump won primaries in more than a dozen states.
0:37.0	That put him closer to securing the Republican presidential nomination.
0:41.0	He's expected to do that this month.
0:43.0	His last major primary challenger, Nicky Haley, did get one surprise victory yesterday in Vermont.
0:49.0	But this morning, the former South Carolina governor has an event scheduled in Charleston.
0:53.0	She's expected to announce the end of her campaign.
0:55.6	Follow our site for the latest.
0:57.4	On the Democratic side, Biden won every Democratic contest except for American Samoa.
1:02.1	He lost there to a political unknown.
1:04.0	All of this means that a rematch of the 2020 election this November is all but inevitable. Number two, Senator Kirsten Cinema won't stand for re-election in Arizona.
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