It is not gods plan that i be president in 2016, or maybe ever. My campaign is suspended. Only one campaign has beaten donald trump over and over and over again. Not once, not twice, not three times, but nine times, all across the country. We started this campaign at 3 in the national polls. We have come a long way. I have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. I love you is all i can say. Here is where things stand right now. Missouri still too close to call with cruz and trump locked in a tight battle. And donald trump declaring victory in the winner take all state of florida with a wide margin over rubio. John kasich beating trump to take his first win of the primary season in his home state of ohio. But trump came out on top in both illinois, and North Carolina. With ted cruz coming in second in both of those states. So the current delegate count is trump 621, cruz 396, and kasich 138. And for the democrats, missouri also too close to call. Hillary clinton and Bernie Sanders neck and neck right now. But clinton did win the four other states. So that leaves her with 1,561 delegates, and sanders with an even 800. Go we have Fox News Team coverage this morning. Lets begin with phil keating who is live for us in miami. And a lethal blow that donald trump just delivered to marco rubios campaign. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. Absolutely crushing. Recordsetting turnout in floridas critical primary yesterday. 46 of registered republicans and democrats turned out and voted yesterday. And for trump, the polls were spoton. A crushing victory. And for rubio, he is now done. An elated donald trump alongside his wife and Campaign Managers taking the stage at his maralago Palm Beach County resort last night, thanking everybody involved, and congratulating rubio on a tough fight. Despite rubios repeated promises that the polls were way off, they were not. And the state that handily elected rubio senator back in 2010 went decisively for trump, with trump pulling 45 , 18 points more than rubio. We have a great opportunity, and the people that are voting are democrats are coming, independents are coming in, and very, very importantly, people that never voted before. Its an incredible thing. In miami, rubio took the stage with his wife and children, appearing not upset, but matter of fact about his years unprecedented antiestablishment political climate. After tonight it is clear that while we are on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. While this may not have been the year for a hopeful and optimistic message about our future, i still remain hopeful and optimistic about america. And there were signs all day long in florida that this, perhaps, was not to be a rubio shocker. This photo taken in rubios hometown yesterday of west miami. As you can see, all trump. But, for trump, he clearly has a lot of Americans Still yet to convince according to fox news exit polling. Six in ten voters say if this ends up being a donald trump versus Hillary Clinton race, they will seriously consider a Third Party Candidate. Back to you in new york. Although there is no Third Party Candidate right now. All right. Thats right. Phil, thank you so much. Governor john kasich keeping his president ial hopes alive with a big win in his home state of ohio. Molly lyne is live in columbus for what is next for governor kasichs campaign. Molly, good morning. Good to see you. Good morning. Good to see you. Great to be here this morning here in ohio. Big win for john kasich, he needed to win his home state to continue moving forward. Ohio was perceived as a mustwin for the governor, who really would have struggled to justify continuing his campaign after a home state loss. And this was a winner take all contest, so kasich claimed all 66 delegates that were at stake on the gop side. Finally racking up his first win. It was decisive. He ended up by more than 10 . His main rival in the buckeye state, donald trump, did well in coal country and steel country, the appalachian area of the state and the south and bordering West Virginia but not enough for the victory. With some momentum, kasich is now vowing to go all the way to the Republican Convention in cleveland and beyond. Weve got one more trip around ohio this coming fall, where we will beat Hillary Clinton, and i will become the president of the united states. Kasich is now part of a threeman race, moving forward. And he is vowing to continue campaigning. In fact hes already out on the road on his way to pennsylvania, where he has a noon event slated at villa nova university. Still an uphill battle for john kasich. Molly, thank you. Ted cruz now declaring this a twoman race, despite winning zero states in yesterdays contest. So where does he go from here . Garrett tenney is following the Campaign Live from washington, d. C. Garrett, good morning. Abby, good morning. Ted cruz came in to tuesday with a lot of momentum on the heels of beating donald trump in several states, and last night was almost a great night for him, as well. Almost. In North Carolina he narrowly lost to donald trump by about four points, and lost to trump among evangelical voters there by about the same margin. In illinois, it was also close for much of the night, before trump ended up winning by eight points. And in missouri, weve mentioned, its still too close to call. Trump is ahead by less than 2,000 votes and that race will likely come down to absentee ballots. The good news for cruz, second place does count for something in those states, since delegates are awarded proportionally. So no matter what, he will walk away with a decent number of delegates. An even bigger win for him, though, is marco rubio suspending his campaign, making this much more of the twoman race cruz has been calling for. A point he again hammered home last night in his victory speech, despite john kasich winning his home state of ohio. Only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination. Ours, and Donald Trumps. Nobody else has any mathematical possibility whatsoever. While mathematically its still a long climb for cruz to reach the 1237 delegates needed to win the nomination outright, but with about 394 delegates right now, hes still more than 200 behind the frontrunner, donald trump. Heather . Garrett tenney live for us, thank you garrett. Well despite what ted cruz says, you heard him there, this is still technically a threeman race. So, what was the Biggest Surprise of the night . Our Political Panel here to weigh in, senior political reporter ashley pratt, and republican strategist and former Communications Aide to the mccain palin campaign, boris eckstein. Thank you both for joining us. Of course. Very exciting night. Were still waiting for missouri. You heard ted cruz speaking there. Hes already declaring that it is a twoman race, but there are three still in the race. So ashley, whats your Biggest Surprise . Anything that surprised you . Its not surprising that marco rubio lost florida. I think it was upsetting more than anything the margin that he lost by. I do think the Biggest Surprise there, however, was that he did come out and suspend his campaign. Something that no one was really expecting given the fact that he said he would be staying in this race until the convention, even if he lost his home state of florida. So i do think that was the Biggest Surprise out of the night. But again, i think very much this is a twoman race, even though kasich is still in, and won ohio. At this point, again, marco rubio i think Biggest Surprise of the night was that he dropped out because he did say that he would get in his pickup truck and drive around the country, even if his campaign was coasting on fumes. Specifically that he was going to go straight to utah. Yep. And he really did wrap it up very quickly this evening. He said, you know, hes out. Boris, what was your Biggest Surprise . Well, that was actually a good move by rubio. My Biggest Surprise, well and i think the biggest person who was most surprised was marco rubio. He did not expect to lose by as much as he did. And he got absolutely crushed in his home state of florida. What a turnaround from the election that he had in 2010 to the senatorial position. He was surprised. I was not surprised by much. I did expect for him to drop out once it was clear that he was going to lose by about 20. And theres not much path forward if you lose your home state. The way he dropped out was smart because now he can turn his sights on to his own future. Hes only 44, 45 years old. Hes got a lot to look forward to and americans do love a comeback story. So i believe the Biggest Surprise was on the part of marco rubio. Not a huge surprise for knee however. The question is where do his delegates go . History so far, in this primary, has shown that most delegates go to donald trump. When jeb bush dropped out, hey, maybe the delegates will go to marco rubio, they did not. They went to donald trump. Chris christie, again, donald trump. So i think youre going to see a lot of that support go to donald trump. Again if you look at the numbers in florida, youre seeing support for donald trump across age, income, education, it is so widespread. Ashley that goes to our next question. What is the key to the republican nomination now, or is it a done deal . Its not a done deal, i dont think yet. But i would say one thing in response to what boris said, last night rubios policy director, one of his aides on the campaign, actually came out and tweeted that their support should now go to senator ted cruz if they wanted to stop donald trump. So i do think that delegates, if rubio still wants to remain in this somehow to take down donald trump, i think that would be convincing delegates to go for ted cruz. Ted cruz is the only one whos still viable, i believe, in this election, to donald trump but he hasnt even won a state. He hasnt even won a state yet. The thing is ted cruz has been able to pick up a majority of delegates in four states so far, even though hes won eight. Even though its eight, so he has four. If he continues to go on and is able to win in utah the path is a little bit unclear for him going forward. But he does have enough delegates to continue on in this race, unlike john kasich who is only able to win one state. Boris, final thought. Two things. One, rubios voters, rubio supporters are not necessarily going to listen to rubios people about who to vote for. Theyve tended to buck the establishment so far and two, of course, if cruz wins all the states from here on out hell be the nominee. Its not going to happen. Donald trump is our nominee. We should be happy about that. Ashley, boris, we will have you back. Hold on. Abby. Very interesting. The time is currently 12 after the hour. So if it comes down to a trump clinton ticket in november is there an appetite for a Third Party Candidate . We are taking a closer look at brandnew exit polls just released overnight. Welcome back to fox friends first. It was a huge night for frontrunners donald trump and Hillary Clinton, eve cementing their status as the candidate to beat. But how did they win . Well, here to examine fox news exit polls released overnight is pollster and partner at mislansky and partners. Good to be here, abby. I love these exit polls because it gives you a sense of how people were feeling going in to vote yesterday. Lets start with florida. You look at the late deciders. Normally donald trump doesnt do well with late deciding voters but in this case he won that won 37 . He won that 37 , but whats interesting is that rubio polled much better with late deciders than he did overall with the electorate and compared to his polling average going into the night. Which just means that when he said he was closing the gap, maybe he was a little bit. It was just too little, too late, for sure. And heres one that really sticks out. A lot of people are talking about this. Asked if it ends up being a trump clinton matchup, four out of the five states almost half say that they would prefer potentially a Third Party Candidate. Well, i think what were seeing is the percentage of people who are not yet comfortable with trump. On the one hand, this number always narrows as people get used to the fact that whoever the nominee is going to be is going to be the nominee. So you can expect a large number of people to move over to trump over time. I think the big question is that the margins, the people who want a Third Party Candidate, do they stay home or do they vote for Hillary Clinton . I think its clear at this point theres going to be no Third Party Candidate who is really viable. So this is really focused on whether trump will be able to bring out the republicans in november. Right. The area that trump does the best in, consecutively, is among angry voters. You look at the exit polls from last night, North Carolina, 40 angry with the federal government, florida, same thing missouri and ohio. I mean that really says something the fact that donald trump did very well in all those states. I think in looking at this number, i was kind of surprised that the number was so low. Because when you think about what the narrative has been about this election overall it has really been about the anger towards the federal government, and no one has captured that better on the republican side than donald trump. He gets more than half in every state and just about half in missouri. Thats not surprising. I think the question is, how this anger translates into enthusiasm for whoever the republican nominee ultimately is, and probably is going to be trump. No surprise here, majority of democrats think clinton would beat donald trump in a general election. Do you see, though, these numbers shifting if it ends up being trump and clinton and people really realize they have a choice between the two . Well, i think first its interesting here that hillary that more people say that hillary is the right choice to beat trump than voted for hillary in most of those four states. So, it may be the one place that hillary has found an enthusiastic audience. When you get in to the campaign, this is going to be a battle if its hillary versus trump. Theres going to be a lot of enthusiasm on both sides. The real question is going to be in the middle, do people move from trump to clinton . Do they stay home . Thats going to be donald trump says he hasnt even started with Hillary Clinton. Michael, thanks for being with us. Interesting stuff. Thanks for having me. All right, heather. And we continue. The time now 4 19 in the morning on the east coast. Donald trump, the clear frontrunner with 19 wins so far. So, is the gop ready to rally around him and avoid a contested convention . Why our next guest says, dont hold your breath. We have something happening that actually makes the Republican Party probably the biggest political story anywhere in the world. Everybodys writing about it. All over europe. All over the world theyre talking about it. Millions of people are coming in to vote. This was an example of it today. Many, many more people. Im looking at the polling booths. Im looking at different polling booths all around the country, where its up and the lines are four, five, six blocks long. Donald trump winning four out of five contests last night. So, is it time for the gop to stop the split and rally the frontrunner . Here to weigh in is ron meyer editor for red alert politics. Ron, were still waiting for missouri, still too close to call there. But is there time for the Republican Party to come together and just admit that trump is in the lead . Whether or not its whats best for the Republican Party, its not likely to happen. We have to remember, just a couple weeks ago, never trump the hashtag was trending worldwide. Theres a Huge Movement to stop donald trump but i dont see them going away. What donald trump needs to do the last two weeks is have a unifying message. Instead its been the protests, his manager manhandling a reporter. Its hasnt been good narrative for him as far as unifying the party and i dont see it getting much better from here. When people in the mainstream republicans are looking at who to pick between ted cruz and trump they have a tough choice, because heres the problem, trumps losing to Hillary Clinton in the latest major poll by 13 . On average hes losing by 7 to her. Then you have ted cruz who is struggling in swing states like florida and virginia. So for people who want to beat Hillary Clinton its really actually a very tough choice between trump and cruz but obviously cruz, among conservatives, would be the more popular choice. Ron, what about kasich . Kasich won his home state of ohio. Trump, i should say, won three states last night. What about kasich . I think kasich is just a little bit more than a spoiler at this point. I mean it was good that he stayed in to win ohio, as far as keeping a contested convention possibility going. He needed to stay in. But im not really sure what his path is here. He cant actually get to the total he needs, the delegate total he needs so hes staying in as a spoiler. He should stay in to hold his delegates but he shouldnt run actively. Speaking after a contested convention, is that the only way forward for the gop . People who want to beat Hillary Clinton would argue that. Because right now, the two leading contenders who are left really statistically, if you look at polls and believe the data, and donald trump loves polls and data, neither of these two candidates are viable in november. Now, something could change. Ted cruz could become viable in virginia and florida somehow, and trump could magically erase this 13point deficit he has to Hillary Clinton. But Something Big has to change. I think its going to be more than just trump attacking clinton. Hes going to have to unify this country and bring us together. And right now the problem is yes, donald trump is adding voters but hes losing more than hes bringing in. Millennials have a 73 disapproval rating for donald trump. Hillary clinton has a problem with millennials, as well. As does she with, you know, the honesty factor. The personality factor. Right. Well heres the thing, heather, a poll just released yesterday shows that Hillary Clinton, even being as unpopular as she is, is still beating donald trump among voters under 35 by 33 . A 33 gap. Thats bigger than obama beat romney. So Donald Trumps getting trounced among Younger Voters and heres the thing, unless he finds some magical way to make up the deficit, Hillary Clinton, or the democratic nominee, will be president. All right. We will see. Thank you so much for joining us. We will check back with you later ron meyer, thanks. Abby . The time is currently 26 after the hour. Hillary clinton winning four states so far yesterday, with missouri still too close to call. 33 does Bernie Sanders still stand a chance . Well ask as our panel weighs in. Plus we are serving up pancakes with a side of politics in florida this morning. Diners in palm pitch dissing to anna kooiman about how they voted. Thats coming up. This new poll found that the majority of millennials would vote Hillary Clinton over donald trump. Then millennials sent out that you cant vote by texting and said oh, never mind. Too hard for me, man. Im voting for philip. Good morning. It is wednesday, march 16th. Super tuesday, too, proving to be a big night from the frontrunners as both donald trump and Hillary Clinton move closer to securing the nomination. It was a big day tuesday. The gop field now down to three as marco rubio suspends his campaign after a devastating loss in his home state. Were going to win. But more importantly, were going to win for the country. Were going to win, win, win, and were not stopping. We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination, and winning this election in november. Weve got one more trip around ohio this coming fall, where we will beat Hillary Clinton, and i will become the president of the united states. Only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination. Ours, and Donald Trumps. Are you tired of a handful of billionaires running our economy . Well, if you are, youve come to the right place. But after tonight, it is clear that while we are on the right side, this year, we will not be on the winning side. Today my campaign is suspended. Here is where things stand. Missouri still too close to call. But donald trump coming out on top in florida, North Carolina, and illinois. John kasich fending off trump in his home state of ohio. And the current delegate count, trump 621, cruz 396, and kasich with 138. As for the democrats, missouri, again, still too close to call for them, as well. But it proved to be a victorious night for Hillary Clinton. She has won all of the announced contests. And so that leaves clinton with 1,561 delegates. And sanders with an even 800. We have Fox News Team coverage for you this morning. And lets begin. In miami with phil keating on how trump knocked rubio out of the race. And it was a knockout, phil. Decisive, heather. Turns out the polls were spoton in florida. Trump crushed and rubio quit. Last night at the maralago, Donald Trumps resort there in Palm Beach County, he congratulated rubio and committed his future after the home state smackdown. The state of florida which handily elected rubio senator in 2010 instead went big for trump, 18 points ahead of rubio. I just want to say, were going to go forward. And were going to win. But more importantly, were going to win for the country. Were going to win, win, win, and were not stopping. Were going to have great victories for our country. In miami, rubio gave an optimistic speech. While it is not gods plan that i be president in 2016, or maybe ever, and while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that ive even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. And all the reason more why we must do all we can to ensure that this nation remains a special place. Turnout yesterday in florida, recordsetting. 46 of registered voters voted in this florida primary, showing voters out there on both sides of the aisle are very enthusiastic this year. Heather and abby . All right, phil keating live for us in miami. Thanks so much. And Governor John Kasich keeping his president ial hopes alive with a big win in his home state of ohio. Molly line is live for us in columbus with what is next for the kasich campaign. Good morning, molly. Good morning, heather and abby. You are absolutely right, john kasich got that mustwin that he really needed here in ohio. It was a decisive win, as well. Take a look at the numbers. A tenpoint victory. Kasich at 46. 8. Trump at 35. 7. The Ohio Governor avoided the home state loss that would have likely marked the end of his white house run. And in this winner take all contest he claimed all 66 delegates at stake on the gop side. He really needed this win to up his delegate count, and finally racked up this being his first win of the election. To have people believe in you, and to believe that you can bring people together, and strengthen our country, i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. I love you. Kasichs win denied donald trump yet another victory and made it tougher for the businessman who holds a significant lead in the delegate count to clinch the nomination outright. Now, with some momentum in his corner, kasich is vowing to move forward, to go all the way on to the Republican Convention in cleveland. He is out campaigning today. He has moved on to pennsylvania. His native state. Where he has an event at Villanova University today. And it continues. Molly line live for us. Thank you, molly. Ted cruz, meantime, did not win any states on super tuesday 2. But he is still calling it a twoman race. So where does he go from here . Garrett tenney is following the campaign for us live from washington, and he joins us with more on that. Good morning, garrett. Heather, good morning. It was almost a great night for ted cruz, but lucky for him elections can be like horseshoes and hand grenades where almost does count for something. North carolina, illinois, and missouri award delegates proportionally. So while cruz lost to trump by four points in the tar heel state, hell still walk away with at least 24 delegates. The same goes for illinois, where he lost to trump by eight points but will still get a share of the 69 delegates. And in missouri, where trump is ahead by less than 2,000 votes, the breakup of the states 52 delegates will likely come down to absentee ballots. So despite not winning a single state last night, cruz still called it a win for his Campaign Going forward. Tonight we continue to gain delegates and continue our march to 1237. And after tonight, america now has a clear choice going forward. And after last night ted cruz has at least 394 delegates. Thats still 200 fewer than donald trump, and a long ways from the 1237 required to secure the nomination. Outright. Heather and abby . All right Garrett Tenney live for us. Thanks so much, garrett. We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination. We should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. This is a huge crowd. I say to those cowardly republican governors, if you are afraid of a free and fair election, get out of politics, get another job. In Bernie Sanders own words it was a huge night for Hillary Clinton securing her spot as the democratic frontrunner. Is it now a done deal for her. Lets ask our democratic panel. A democratic strategist and taryn rosencrantz is the former managing director of the Democratic National campaign committee. Good morning to you guys. Thanks for waking up for us this morning. Good morning. Good morning, abby. Lets start with that, chuck. Even if sanders had won all of the states yesterday, he would still have very much an uphill battle. Is it a done deal now for Hillary Clinton . I dont think its completely done. On the democratic side, as you know, all the delegates are proportional. And we still have half the delegates to go. Is it an uphill battle . It is. But Bernie Sanders has changed the way that we do politics. Hes even changed the way that we play politics with 1. 5 million new donors, and raising all the money that he needs to, hes got the support and the momentum to go all the way to the convention, and theres one thing that Hillary Clinton knows beyond all else in brooklyn this morning, is that she cant win the nomination without most of all of senator sanders votes. So its going to be interesting to watch this play out in big states coming up like california, new york, pennsylvania, and so on. Taryn, do you agree with that . Because i mean you look at the numbers, look at the math, you look at sort of the momentum, isnt the writing sort of on the wall here . I mean, the fact that Bernie Sanders is not likely going to be the nominee. Or are we missing something . No, i think thats right. It was a super night for hillary. And i think she proved that shes got all the momentum going in to this. And winning, you know, which is likely to be all five and kind of having a sweep tonight just sort of made michigan and bernies win there look like a little blip on the radar and maybe more of a fluke than than really any kind of Game Changing or tide turning. I think shes really got a lot of momentum and it was a super night for her and she really proved that even with all the money that hes raising and all the Financial Support thats coming in from the small dollar donations its not really translating at the ballot box. I want to ask both of you this, who do you think ultimately would give Hillary Clinton, if she is the nominee, the biggest challenge . Because theres been a debate about that, is donald trump probably the person shes most secretly concerned about . Or do you think someone like ted cruz or john kasich would give her more run for her money . Chuck . Ive been doing politics for 20 years and donald trump scares me on that fact for a couple reasons. One he brings a lot of blue collar democrats because of his message on trade. When you talk to a blue collar democrat about trade they say one name, they say bill clinton and they say nafta. I think you can see that playing out with Bernie Sanders. So i think that will change the way that we do politics and thats why it scares me. The good news for us, the way he talks about race, talks about latinos like me, i think gives her an opportunity. But i think the trade battle will be where ohio and pennsylvania will come into play. All right, taryn, quickly. Yeah, i think that hes right. I think trumps going to have a run for her money but at the same time i dont underestimate ted cruz or even kasich if they were the nominee. Theres a hard road ahead either way but i know she can win. All right well leave it there. Thank you both for being with us. We appreciate it. Heather . Still to come the time is about 20 minutes till the top of the hour. And we have some brandnew exit polls released overnight that show democrats are voting republican . Our next guest explains why. Ohios republican primary not just for gop members. Democrats and independents showing up at the polls to support republican candidates. So the question is, why. Lets ask ohio state senator, a democrat we should say. Indeed. Why is this happening . Specifically in ohio because weve heard about this happening in other states. Right. Well in the instance of ohio, and particularly eastern ohio, it has been about the issue of trade and the economy. And to a lesser extent the issue of immigration. And this really was all about Donald Trumps message. While donald trump obviously was not victorious yesterday evening it really was basically, john kasich obviously a very popular governor in the state of ohio over the last five years. But in the areas where democrats crossed over, my district, okay, in northeastern ohio, trumbell and ashtabula county, right on the pennsylvania border, donald trump won over 50 of the republican vote. And that is not because of republicans. It is because of democrats. And that is on the entire eastern corridor from lake erie all the way down to the West Virginia border, all the way down the river, this is coal country, this is steel country, and these folks all went out and voted for donald trump. Obviously this didnt happen all across the state. But its because these folks in particular, may are my constituents. They need jobs. They are frustrated. They have been hearing for 25 years that someone is going to actually come back and bring jobs to the community. Donald trump finally was that person that expressed that frustration, and the plain talk that theyre used to. And if it was not for those democrats, frankly, i think that kasich probably would have blown it out last night. But, donald trump i think shows that his message in regards to trade does resonate with those blue collar voters. And lets take a look at the numbers that people see exactly what were talking about in terms of the gop primary in ohio. Democrats, 8 of democrats voted. Republicans 64 , and independents 28 . You had democrats 8 , independents 28 , and then if we can go ahead and take a look at the democratic vote, where they went, they did end up going to kasich, 55 across the board. Across the state. Trump came in with 39 of those democratic votes, and then the independent voters, kasich winning that, as well, across the state, 44 and trump with 35 . So, as you were just saying, i mean it went to both of them then. It did go to both of them. And i think some of the crossover by democrats that i know, for example, to go vote for john kasich in order to stop donald trump, so that did happen. I think those were the late breakers. Those folks were, you know, going because they were in a panic and Hillary Clinton had her gaffe about coal. Thats right. That is absolutely correct. And i think that that turned a lot of people off in eastern ohio because it is coal country. In my area, as i was mentioning, we were running out of republican ballots in the communities surrounding youngstown, in particular, in trumbell county, in warren, all of these areas again have been known for the industrial fiber of our country. The crossover was huge. Were talking about one out of 15 in my home county of republican ballots cast were democrats. Capri, thank you so much for joining us. You are great. You have such energy this morning. Its because i havent slept. You love your constituents. I do, indeed. Thank you so much for joining us. Abby. Love that energy. All right. Heather thanks so much. The time is currently 4 47 in the morning. Coffee and conversation, our own anna kooiman talking live with diners in florida about how they voted and why. Thats next. I know how it is. Youre all set to book a flight using your Airline Credit card miles. And surprise those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. Luckily, theres a better way. With the capital one venture card. With venture, youll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. And when youre ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline, then use your miles to cover the cost. Now youre getting somewhere. Whats in your wallet . Test after the florida senator suffers a huge loss to donald trump in his own state. So what are the voters thinking there this morning . Lets ask anna kooiman. Shes live in palm beach. Say hi to everybody for us. Hey, everybody. Come on down to this is a fixture in palm beach. We love for diners to come in and start chatting with us. Its a little bit early but its opened the doors early for us. Here in the sunshine state, donald trump with the big w in his column in the winner take all state of florida. 99 delegates going to him. And he did nudge out senator marco rubio, which many had seen as his last stand. And it was do or die for him to win his home state. On the democratic side, Hillary Clinton won, with overwhelming support, and many of the columns, except with young supporters. Those went to Bernie Sanders. Lets take a look at the race boards for you now. On the gop side, 45. 8 went to donald trump. 27 went to rubio. 17. 1 to cruz. 6. 8 to kasich. And the democrats, 64. 5 to clinton, 33. 3 to sanders. And as far as the exit polls go, the late deciders seem to go to donald trump, which obviously helped him and hurt senator rubio. Also, folks are wanting a political outsider, as has been the theme throughout this election season so far and theyre angry with the federal government. Here at testas we were here yesterday talking to some diners and they said their biggest issues, seems to be jobs and immigration. So well see what they say when they start flowing in to eat their blueberry pancakes. Yeah. How are those blueberry pancakes, anna, are they good . Oh, delicious there must be about a pound of butter in each one. But theyre fantastic. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. Well check back in with you for sure. Well, if you are just waking up, stay with us. We are breaking down the wins and the losses on super tuesday 2. We will be here. More live coverage ands expert analysis, just moments away. According to a new report dr. Ben carson was not planning to endorse any of the candidates but changed his mind after being offered a position in trumps white house. He would run the department of no energy. I didnt really know anything about my family history. Went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. I got a leaf right away. 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We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and winning this election in november. It is not gods plan that i be president in 2016, or maybe ever. My campaign is suspended. Only one campaign has beaten donald trump over and over and over again. Not once, not twice, not three times, but nine times, all across the country. We started this campaign at 3 in the national polls. We have come a long way. I have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. I love you. Is all i can say, i love you. In missouri, it is still too close to call, with cruz and trump locked in a tight battle. Donald trump pulling off the upset in florida, though, putting an end to marco rubios campaign. John kasich winning his home state taking all 66 delegates in ohio, and trump also coming out on top in illinois and North Carolina. So, here is the delegate count so far. Trump leads with 621. Cruz has 396. And kasich with 138 delegates. And on the democratic side, missouri is also still too close to call. But Hillary Clinton coming out on top in florida, illinois, North Carolina, and ohio. Now, shes nearly doubled the delegates 1561 to Bernie Sanders 800. It is all about the numbers now. Everybody trying to figure out how can still win. We have fox Team Coverage for you on this post election day. Molly line is in columbus, Garrett Tenney is in washington, but we start with phil keating, who is in miami. Good morning, phil. Good morning. Despite marco rubios repeated promises that florida polls were way off, they were not. Trump was expected to win by 19 points. He ended up winning by 18 points. Crushing the competition, and rubios campaign. Up in Palm Beach County last night, an elated and confident donald trump thanking everyone, and congratulating rubio on a hardfought battle. The state that handily elected rubio senator in 2010 abandoned going decisively for trump. Trump pulling 45 percent to rubios 27. We have a great opportunity. The people that are voting. Democrats are coming in, independents are coming in and very important people that never voted before. It is incredible. In miami rubio officially suspended his campaign but smiling as a matter of factually he talked about this years unprecedented political climate. It is clear while we are on the right side, this year we will not be on the winning side. This may not have been the year for a hopeful and optimistic es