The Todd Huff Radio Show

The panic around coronavirus has exceeded just taking precautions. There are shortages of toilet paper and hand sanitizer. The stock market has been volatile in response to the state of mind of the people. Another round of primaries are Tuesday, including Michigan.

President Trump hosts a Fox News Town Hall on Thursday evening. Elizabeth Warren drops out of the race and declines to endorse a candidate for President.

Yesterday, Senator Schumer attended a rally on the Supreme Court steps. He called out conservative judges Gorsuch & Kavanaugh saying they'll pay the price if they "go forward with these awful decisions." His comments came as the Supreme Court heard arguments concerning a Louisiana abortion access law that some say will leave just one doctor in the state to perform the procedure. Chief Justice Roberts condemned the comments. The Democrats have 4 candidates left - Biden, Sanders, Warren and Gabbard.

Super Tuesday was a big day for Joe Biden. The delegates haven't been sorted out, but Biden picked up several states. If you win a state, you win more delegates, but the way the Democratic Party awards delegates is confusing & they're still calculating them. At this point Biden has 453, Sanders 382. The total needed to win the nomination is 1,991. So far, no one is on pace to win the nomination outright. The race is leaning towards a brokered convention in July.

After South Carolina on Saturday, Steyer is out, Buttigieg is out, and Klobuchar is out. Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Beto O'Rourke are now campaigning with and endorsing VP Biden in Texas. If there's collusion going on, it's in the Democrat Party going against Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders. The party is absolutely terrified that Sanders will run away with this. He might be the only one who can win the nomination outright with the number of delegates needed. However, if no one has the delegates, there will be a brokered convention in July. Then the super delegates, a safety net for the Democrat Party, will come in and make it right by picking the candidate that insiders want to win. This could be the reason for the sudden drop out of Buttigieg and Klobuchar who are now campaigning for Biden. The party wants Biden and have targeted Sanders to prevent him from getting the nomination.

Biden wins in South Carolina, but he's still behind Bernie Sanders in the delegate count. Buttigieg & Steyer out before Super Tuesday. Everything is political including the Coronavirus.

The Coronavirus is dominating the news and effecting the markets. California is monitoring 8,400 people and 33 have been diagnosed. Vice President Pence has been charged with the effort to control the virus in the U.S.

President Trump laid out the government's plan to combat the Coronavirus in the U.S. It has been reported that we have our first case of an individual with the virus that has no connection to China. The media is critical of the President's plan.

The Democratic Debate in South Carolina, ahead of their primary and Super Tuesday, took place last night. Candidates' hands were raised all night waiting to be called on. Tough Guy Joe Biden showed up. Every time he spoke and had some anger in his tone he got some cheers, so he kept that act up during the debate. Michael Bloomberg referenced 9-11 too many times in his answers. Bernie kept on with his socialist ideas of medicare for all, increased minimum wage, and praise for Castro's literacy programs. Buttigieg, although still radical with his ideas, sounded the most logical and rational on that stage.

Summary of democratic caucus in Nevada. Bernie Sanders won 24 delegates with 46% of the vote. Here's the problem...the Democrats are about to nominate a SOCIALIST. Sanders says he's a democratic socialist, but no matter how you want to define it, socialism wants to take something from someone else and give it to another group. There's no respect for liberty, the individual, freedom of speech or religion, just to name a few. Socialism isn't limited government. Sanders wants more force & power given to government to make decision for you.

Last night's democrat debate in Las Vegas was one for the ages. Mayor Bloomberg made his first appearance on the debate stage and no one held back. Elizabeth Warren was frenzied with anger and hoarse by the end. Bernie Sanders has never found a problem the federal government can't fix. Amy Klobuchar was unnatural & uncomfortable with silly one liners. Bloomberg was plagued with tax questions & his conduct in regards to non-disclosure agreements. He did himself no favors with his self-righteous, arrogant and boring answers to these questions.

Last night, CNN held a town hall with democratic presidential nominees leading up to the debate in Las Vegas, NV. Up to this point Bloomberg is using money to buy his way into the debates through television ads instead of going the route of getting votes in primaries. He will be part of the debate, his first, in Nevada tonight. The Nevada caucus is coming up this Saturday. There are still rumors they aren't ready and are concerned another Iowa debacle will take place.

Day 16 of a party in crisis. According to FiveThirtyEight, Bernie Sanders is leading among the democrat presidential nominees ahead of "no one" heading into the rush of primaries coming up. Bloomberg is in the news again after previous remarks about farmers is found. These comments prove what's wrong with liberal ideology. Indicating that the elites need to lead & tell everyone how to live their lives. Bloomberg has also just qualified for the Nevada debate.

Presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg has been making news. Between his stop and frisk comments, new sexual harassment & discrimination allegations against his company and now rumors of him possibly choosing Hillary Clinton as his VP running mate is proving how chaotic the democrat party really is. How furious will Bernie Sanders's base be if he's pushed out of the race by a Bloomberg/Clinton ticket? Speaking of Sanders, at a rally in Nevada over the weekend, it was quite dramatic with topless protesters, Sanders being pushed aside from the podium & liquids thrown at the stage. President Trump & First Lady Melania Trump opened the Daytona 500.

Day #12 of a party in crisis! Let's talk about Roger Stone and the murmurings of a two-tiered justice system. The reason Stone is facing charges & a sentencing is because he's associated with President Trump and the Russian Investigation. AG Barr says the recommended sentencing for Stone is too much. Bernie Sanders is caught flying first class.

Day #11 of a party in crisis! There is still no clear winner from the Iowa Caucus. It appears the democrats haven't learned their lesson and might be headed in the same direction with the next primary. News has come out stating that no one has been trained in Nevada for their upcoming primary. The democrats have thrown everything they have against President Trump, but so far nothing has stuck. We also talk about Van Jones's take on the Democrat Party and Roger Stone.

Day #10 of a party in crisis. The numbers are in in New Hampshire. As predicted, Bernie Sanders has won this first primary. Delegate count from New Hampshire: Sanders 9, Buttigieg 9, Klobuchar 6, Warren 0 and Joe Biden finishes in 5th with 0. Pete Buttigieg is ahead overall in the delegate count with 22.

Day #9 of a party in crisis! The Democrats are in a state of turmoil leading up to today's primary vote in New Hampshire. MSNBC host Chris Matthews comes out and confirms that the party has an identity problem. He even says that he doesn't know if Bernie Sanders is a Fidel Castro Socialist or a Denmark Socialist!

President Trump gave a "victory speech" last week after his impeachment acquittal. When the media gives the President zero positive coverage, he decided to take time to celebrate his acquittal during his own press conference. President Trump also stirred up controversy at the National Prayer Breakfast.

The Senate voted yesterday to acquit President Trump. We discuss Mitt Romney's decision to vote to convict. There is still no clear democratic winner in Iowa.