Elizabeth Warren Talks Super Tuesday on 'Ellen,' Reveals If She'll Stay in the Race

Elizabeth Warren is addressing the state of the race to become the Democratic presidential nominee and whether she’ll stay in the race beyond Super Tuesday.

The senator spoke out during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which will air on Tuesday (March 3).

Elizabeth explained to Ellen that Super Tuesday has that name because “40% of all the delegates that will determine who the nominee is for the Democratic party are up for grabs.”

Ellen asked, “So, depending on how you do today with Super Tuesday, will that dictate whether you stay in or drop out?”

“So, you know obviously, you want to see what’s happening. But when I first got in this race, I always figured it was going to be a long, long race and that it was unlikely that anybody was going to get a majority, although I’m out there fighting for it every day. This is kind of for me the fight of my life. I’m not somebody who looked in the mirror and said, ‘Oh, President’ when I was 17. I looked in the mirror and said, ‘Public school teacher,’” she said.

Elizabeth then told a story about her family and a lesson she learned from her mother, which was, “no matter how hard it looks, and no matter how scared you are, you get out there, and you fight for your family, and you fight for the people you love and that’s why I am in this fight.”

During the interview, Elizabeth also talked about her opponent Bernie Sanders, how she would beat Donald Trump, and she also played a game.

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