Out front next, the Supreme Court hands Trump a win, and we are now just hours away from the biggest day in the campaign yet, Super Tuesday, and tonight a confident Trump celebrating the high court's decision to keep him on ballots nationwide.

Plus the price of loyalty to Trump, two of the former president's top aides are now facing prison time, And a new guilty plea could put more of Trump's inner circle in jeopardy.

And seizing Ukraine, Russia is rolling out a new map that consumes much of the entire country of Ukraine.

Tonight, you go to the front lines where Putin's men are facing little resistance tonight.

Let's go out front.

And good evening, I'm Erin Burnett. Out front tonight, the Supreme Court does it again, handing

another major win to Donald Trump, allowing him to stay on the Colorado ballot and choosing to ignore

the question at the heart of the case, which is whether Trump is an insurrectionist under the 14th Amendment.

It comes just hours before Trump is said to have his biggest election night yet.

Voters in 15 states, as you can see on that map, heading to the polls.

There are 865 delegates up for grabs.

Trump could win nearly all of them.

The New York Times right now is estimating 90% of those

delegates will be awarded to Trump tomorrow. That would leave him just shy of the 1,215 needed to

secure the Republican nomination for a third time. Obviously, we'll see how those votes go

tomorrow. But today, Trump sure is feeling the wind at his back, praising the Supreme Court.

It was a very important decision. We're very well crafted. And I think it will go a long way

toward bringing our country together, which our country needs. Essentially, you cannot take

somebody out of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way.

Well, today's ruling by the Supreme Court was historic. And what it means, in addition to Colorado,

is that Trump will be on the ballot in two other states where he had been removed for inciting an

insurrection, Maine and Illinois. But just to be clear, you know, when you heard Trump there talking about the ruling,

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