CNN: Super Tuesday 2016
CNN is broadcasting Live coverage of Super Tuesday from 8am on Wednesday.
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If you’re following the US Presidential Race you’ll know tomorrow is Super Tuesday, when Hillary Clinton is hoping to clinch enough delegates to emerge as the Democratic front runner.
CNN is broadcasting Live coverage from 8am AEST.
Results will be coming in from California, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota and North Dakota.
CNN’s coverage will feature correspondents, analysts and contributors including – from Washington DC – Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer, David Chalian and John King.
Airtimes (Australia):
8am-9am AEST – The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer (Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer anchoring from
Washington DC)
9am-4pm AEST – America’s Choice 2016: Super Tuesday
4pm-6pm AEST – (Simulcast with CNN US) Early Start
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CNN at least has balanced reporting it’s where we watch to get the correct perspective of USA and current politics unlike the laughable Fox News,still cannot see how Hannity is taken seriously he is so hilarious in his biased views at least O’Reilly & Kelly do it subtly
hang on i’m confused. didn’t cnn say that she’s already got enough supporters to clinch the nomination?
I guess you could say its Super Wednesday from our perspective!