A resurgent Joe Biden rolled to victories across the South, Midwest and New England on the biggest day of voting in the U.S. Democratic presidential nomination campaign, setting up a one-on-one battle against Bernie Sanders, who led in California.
Biden, the former vice president whose campaign was on life support just weeks ago, won nine of 14 states voting on “Super Tuesday”, including surprise wins in Texas and Massachusetts, in the race to face President Donald Trump in November.
Just days after his campaign was resurrected by a thumping win in South Carolina, Biden, 77, emerged as a consensus champion for the moderate wing of the party against Sanders, 78, a left-wing senator with strong support among the youth.
Andy Kroll from Rolling Stone joined Dan and Amy with reaction to Joe Biden’s big night on Super Tuesday:


