Sarah Sanders on 2020 election: The stakes have never been higher

and here with the reaction tube I open the results of the Nevada caucuses and more former White House press secretary and Fox News contributor Sarah Huckabee Sanders joins me now on this busy night of news or before we get to my open Sarah Bernie Sanders won the caucus in Nevada 154, almost 55% is on track to get this nomination absolutely between Bloomberg's disastrous performance in this week's debate and Bernie winning tonight in Nevada and not just winning, but a big victory. I think he looks like the presumptive Democratic nominee. At this point, he's certainly moving in either direction and I think Republicans

have

to be very careful, we can't take anything for granted.

Right now, the

stakes

have

literally

never

been

higher

if crazy socialist Bernie Sanders is the Democratic nominee, as he is on track to make it. be literally the way of life and our very freedom is at stake in the November

election

s and the Republicans have to come out in full force and make sure that Donald Trump is re-elected, well you know, but before we get to that point, you know, two weeks. Joe Biden was dead and gone and expected to drop out and yet next Saturday in South Carolina it looks like you know he could have a good showing there and he could get back in the race again.

Do you think there's a chance of a resurgence by Biden certainly won't take anything off the table. I think he looks like he still has the ability to win at South Carolina, but where does he go after that? Will he be able to raise enough money from then on? enough momentum right now all the enthusiasm and money that goes into a campaign that is not bought or paid for by a candidate is behind Bernie Sanders who seems to be the candidate who has the most enthusiasm and enthusiasm, he is one of the few people who It's really up in the air. and some of the states with big commitments looming on Super Tuesday, plus Bloomberg, which has a huge deficit to make up on several fronts.

I'm certainly not ruling out Biden, but I think Bernie right now is certainly the right guy, so if Bernie doesn't get the number, I think it was the 1991 regular delegates, then the superdelegates come into play at the Democratic convention. . The truth is that the superdelegates are essentially the party members who prevented him from getting that four-year nomination. does with Hillary Clinton, do you think those superdelegates, and by the way, this question was asked in the debate, you know, with a man or a woman with the most delegates would we agree that she should be the nominee and they shouldn't?

They would take it, of course, Bernie thought he should think he would get it, but in the end, the superdelegates are the party establishment that seems to be against Bernie. Are they going to stop him? I think they will certainly try, let's be really transparent. We've seen Democrats value the will of the voter and the will of the people over the last three years as they attacked and tried to take down Donald Trump because they didn't like him winning in 2016. I don't think Democrats would like Bernie winning the

election

s. delegates, but it's not there. I think they will do everything they can.

Everyone raised their hand and essentially said that. They would if he doesn't have enough votes, so we'll see what happens, but I certainly don't think they're going to go down easily and try to give him this without putting up much of a fight, okay? is the president has tweeted a tweet seems crazy bernie is doing well in the great state of nevada Biden in the rest seems weak in no way many Mike and restarts his campaign congratulations Bernie don't let them take it away from you you know, so the president you seem to be congratulating Bernie, it's almost like you see a certain alignment there, you know the establishment is against Bernie, as the establishment on the right was against Donald Trump.

I think the difference is the president didn't have to see us, maybe he didn't have the establishment, but he had such a diverse crowd of people behind him and supporting him, he was attracting people who hadn't voted in the past, he was attracting a lot of Democratic voters and had built a new coalition. Bernie has a kind of small coalition, I think he has a low ceiling. I think he'll have a hard time topping that in a general election, while the president has expanded far beyond his 2016 base, largely due to the success of his presidency, the economy is booming, all demographics They're doing better under this president and you'll see that change the makeup of voters who come out and support him in November, actually, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, thank you so much for being with us.