this historic day in american politics. [ inaudible ] california and new jersey combined 600 delegates. up for grabs tonight are the crown jewels o f the remaining primary season. when it comes to the delegate map, hillary clinton has already sealing the deal becoming the first woman ever head to the major party ticket. nbc declaring clinton as the presumptive nominee. moments ago senator sanders tweeted this. >> "lets show them we are not going to let it happen, go vote." >> the presumptive nominee is facing a possible party

party -- trump's team is real f reeling from the fall out o f the federal judge. today, paul ryan condemns trump's language. one of trump's strongest defe defenders saying he's not racist. >> i know donald trump and i have known him for fourteen years and he's not racist. >> he still has time to pivot. he does. time is running short. but, he has time to do that. >> we are covering all the candidates and the campaigns from coast to coast, we'll get to california and what's happ happening in the primary right now. we begin with the republican leaders on capitol hill. sounding off on donald trump and his targeting of that judge. so far, none of them have

reversed their endorsements of the gop nominee. halie jackson has been on capitol hill, she's got a lot of reac realask reactions including senator graham in california. here is what he said a short time ago. >> all i can say is that chr chris -- [ inaudible ] >> maybe chris seeing an opportunity for vice president, i don't know? he's a nice guy and a friend. i just want people to know that i don't feel comfortable of what mr. trump has said about the judge and the way he campaigned.

>> so you will vote for him in the fall? >> i cannot support hillary clinton or donald trump. >> so you are voting for nobody? >> i will write somebody in but i am not supporting mr. trump or hillary clinton. these are two very flawed choices. i have been a lawyer all my life, and i have never heard anything like this before to suggest that a judge cannot fairly decide a case because of where his parents were born. that's a campaign with plenty lows. it is un-american and it runs against who we are as people. i will have no part of it. if you are comfortable with that kind of rhetoric that says more about you than it does me.

[ inaudible ] >> i can understand not supporting hillary clinton. if mr. trump continues to do this, if he continues to attack this judge by questioning his heritage and continuing the idea of a muslim and americans could not be a judge fairly then i would hope that people would say you cannot support mr. trump. i hope more and more people would put mr. trump on notice and continue to do this. you will lose my support. he should be talking about things that really matter and he's not. [ inaudible question ] >> i think what i am trying to say that i can understand not voting for hillary clinton because she would be a third term on the presidency. there will come a point in time that what mr. trump is offering

the country is it good for the party or the country. is it good for the country to have somebody running for president who suggests that a federal judge should step aside because of his parents were born in mexico with no other evidence at all that this judge is biassed. there is a reason that the lawyers in the case have a challenge of the judge's ability to hear this case based on his ethnic background. if a lawyer trying to get this judge remove from the case because of his mexican heritage, there will be subject to be sanctioned. there is a process to get a judge removed from a case. the reason that's a legal process has not been used speaks volumes. mr. trump is trying to get or trying to ruin this man's life.

i think unfairly. if you really believe the judge cannot fairly hear his case and make a motion under the rule of law and the reason that they have not made this motion is because any lawyers challenge that the judge could not hear the case because his parents were born in mexico, they would ri risk their reputation and sanction and potentially be disbarred. >> and of paul ryan today of what donald trump said like a textbook racism and still supports him as the party nominee, how do you square that? >> well, there is a lot of people wanting to be lawndale to the republican party including me. but, there comes a point where we have to understand it is not just about the 2016 race but it is about the future of the party. i would like to support our nominee, i just cannot. i would love to be able to support our nominee. i think his comments were racist and i don't think that donald

trump personally would -- is a racist person and he's not going to refuse to hire somebody because of the color of their skin or the background. he's playing the race card. it is clear to me that he's playing the race card here and trying to detract from the substance of a lawsuit and talk about the background of the judge. and, i don't want to go there. every person in the republican party has got to make their own decision. i am going to focus on the house and senate. i am going to focus on helping my colleagues in the house and the senate because i can do that enthusiastically. >> you're emotional a little bit? >> are you? >> not a good day. >> lets bring in nbcnbc's halie jackson. >> reporter: that interview began and the two senators walking in a hearing today.

senator cruz not commenting on eat. he did tell nbc yesterday that he believes trump's comment is inappropriate. i pressed him on whether he will support donald trump in the fall or he's waiting for either say or not say, cruz declined to answer. mike lee bawalked in a short ti saying he did not support trump's comments and like his comments. he said thank you and left. it is clearly a topic that's on the minds of people here on capitol hill given that presumptive nominee. paul ryan came out and talking about trump's comment being a textbook's definition of racism. we'll continue to monitor this on capitol hill and bring you the latest as we get it. >> halie, thank you very much. >> senior advisor joining us

now, barry, thank you very much for your time. >>. >> barry, i maybe having a little trouble hearing you. please forgive you. lets start out this morning, you have paul ryan says donald trump's words offecti textbook racism. and lyndsey graham did not answer the question whether or not he will support the presumptive nominee. your reactions to those gop leaders. >> lyndsey graham has not heard of what donald trump said. the problem with the judge has to do with the decisions he has made from the bench. it has nothing to do with the skin color. he never alluded to that. he's pointing out the reasons whether this judge maybe biassed against him. he never said a racist thing about this guy. it is outrageous of where they are going. >> if you look at this case which is kind of crazy.

the lead person suing withdrew and the judge kept the case going. i mean it is ridiculous and to assume that this is somehow racist is typically washington spin. i expected out of the democratic party but not out of our republican colleagues. >> have donald trump has been be pray betrayed by the rest of the republicans. are you saying that donald trump has been betrayed by all of these people and they all have it wrong? >> you can take issue of whs of donald trump said but make sure he said it. >> explain by what he meant when he referred to the judge as

mexican. >> people ask him why he thought the judge was biassed against him. >> he was on a stage. >> yes. >> at a rally multiple times. >> yes, multiple times when no one was asking him. >> yes, there were interviews before that. ? you are wrong about that. >> his first reference -- go ahead. >> there is been plenty of interviews about this and he asked why he thought this judge made some decisions which are frankly shocking of the establishments and he suggested that perhaps because this judge is apart of the association which has taken a political agenda and there is a question whether a federal judge should be apart of this association like that. that's all he said. he never called this guy racist or could not do his job because his ancestry or other things that's he's being accused of now. >> with all due respect, barry, what you are doing here is perhaps trying to dig our candidate out of a hole. >> i am not trying to dig

anybody out of a hole >> that's what you are doing. the facts of the matter there is no evidence. >> no. >> presented and that this judge has been unfa ir to donald trum. >> by the way, this is now the third judge. this is the third judge that donald trump has said was being unfair to him, one african-american male and one woman. i will go back to this and let me put you on the spot here. if the judge is unfair to donald trump, why is it that early may and an attorney said, it is not the goal to reaccuse the judge if the judge presented evidence that's clear and biassed against donald trump and this case then put it out there. as graham just said pursue it through, when will donald trump's attorneys follow paper work to get this judge recused and when will this happen?

>> there is no doubt. >> when will you hear that decision? >> there is no doubt that what this guy has done is being unprecedented. >> okay, you said donald asked the campaign. what happened on the phone call yesterday? did donald trump say to his surrogates to continue to pursue the attacks against the judge, yes or no? >> pursuing attacks? >> he gave us the facts of the case and he told everyone to feel free to distribute the facts and that's what we are doing. >> did he also say that some within his own campaign were stupid to tear up the letter that instructed surrogates not to talk about the lawsuit, did he or did he not say that? >> he said that he was not aware of this memo retracted it. >> did he say tear it up? >> did he instruct the surrogates to attack the judge? it is simple, barry. >> i am answering you yes or no

questions but you are not listening. >> i am listening but you are not answering. >> okay, lets try again. >> he did not say "tear it up." >> okay, absolutely. >> did jan brewer expressed concerns of an e-mail not to bring up trump university lawsu lawsuit. >> i don't know if it is jan but somebody brought up the memo. >> you can can confidently say that donald trump has not instructed surrogate to continue to attack this judge. >> no. we are talking about the case, not the judge. >> barry bennett, thank you very much for join us from the trump campaign. appreciate it. >> no problem. >> hillary clinton is expected to call bernie sanders tonight. we are live at the clinton head quarters in brooklyn.

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what it will take to unify the democratic party. >> i think there is foing to go unity and together we'll make sure that donald trump will not become president. there will be unity. >> lets go to kasie hunt in brooklyn, we are here in california and it could be a tight race and one that's exciting even with the announcement yesterday that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee, are they concern that her victory potentially tonight will be over shadowed by bernie sanders. as and at least to the convention. >> reporter: i think there is going to be increasing pressure on bernie sanders. that pressure is already being applied from frankly the highest levels we know. if you talk to president obama and the indication at this point

are that the president is moving towards an endorsement of hillary clinton after she becomes the presumptive nominee. of course, we said that is the case but there are still voters who have to weigh in here. the question is simply how is bernie sanders going to approach what could be potential and contentious. democrats are really focused on donald trump. hillary clinton and of course, has been pivoting that way. the super pac supporting her and i think you can expect that to go forward, tamron. >> what can you tell us of the meeting between president obama and senator sanders. >> reporter: at that point, we know that there was a phone call on the books for sunday. we know senator sanders pulled his motorcade on the side of the

road to take that phone call. of course, all those reports and andrea mitchell reporting that an endorsement could come. they are way in this point of what it would mean for that to happen and what senator sanders has to do next, tamron. kasie, thank you for the correction, the phone call and not the meeting. thanks, kasie. >> karen, thank you very much for your time. >> great to be with you. >> how do you see the party being unified today. >> i was at the dnc in 2008 and watched secretary clinton started the process of the

speech she gave, she not omnivore talkonly talked about the 18 million cracks and honoring the work and the people working for her so hard and made it cleave and unequivocal to her supporters that now is the time to take the next step and we get behind senator obama and we make sure that she wins. and you saw clinton working harder with her supporters to make sure and ensuring they are all supporting and senator obama, they did an event together and she campaigned for him vigorously throughout the rest of 2008. i hope they'll see that going forward. >> lets talk about the super delegates of bernie sanders believes that he maybe able to persuade the super delegates and although hillary clinton has the majority for the popular votes. he's pulling to the polls that

do show that he has a larger lead between the match up. with that said, karen, at this point when you look at the endorsement from president obama, the timing here and you expecting it within the weeks and what kind of pressure does that put on senator sanders, you think. >> well, lets focus on the argument here in a moment. because essentially, by the end of today, we believe that secretary clinton will have a majority of the pledge delegates. she will also have a majority of actual votes. she's got some three million more votes than senator sanders. she's got also two million more voters than donald trump. so i think the argument should a super delegates that senator sanders is trying to make gets very hard because essentially what you are doing is asking the super delegates to over turn the will of the people who sort of negate the voice of the people mary alrea who already voted. i don't think the super

delegates, i have never done it before and i don't see it happening. it is obviously up to senator sanders to decide and how he proceeds after today. secretary clinton has made it clear that he should stay in the race as long as he believes. at the end of the day, we believe that secretary clinton is going to be the presumptive nominee between the pledge delegates and voters from voters. sth >> thank you, karen finne y. >> we want you to join in our pulse question. should bernie sanders drop out of the race now that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee nominee. the vote is live. be sure to watch nbc nightly news tonight for lester holt's exclusive interview with senator

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welcome back from the santa monica pier. we have new reactions to several support that hillary clinton locked up nomination. i spoke with clinton's surrogate and sanders' campaign manager discussing later with my colleague, andrea mitchell. we want to make sure that everyone gets out and vote so that's number one. >> we are optimistic. the declaration of that may somehow impact turn out, we are

working hard to make sure that a few people do turn out in california as well as other five states that are voting ing toda. the polls have been opened now in california for three hours. eight million of the states and almost 18 million registered voters expected to cast their ballots in the primary. jacob soboroff is joining us from east la, what are you hear f ing from folks there? >> reporter: it is a crucial region for the candidates here because of large latino population in east los angeles. both the candidates have campaigned here and both candidates want to get a victory here despite the fact that hillary clinton wants the presumptive nominee. what's happening with turn out today because of that? come with me inside i am going to show you this polling location, you can see there are people in here voting but the

lines are incredibly long. that's not all that different that we are seeing throughout the course of six months the long primary election campaign where there is a big bump the morning for people heading in the morning to work. i want to go over to jacqueline who's the polling place's lead. >> what is it turning out today. >> it is been pretty busy before 7:00. we had a small line already. >> reporter: do you think that the fact that clinton has been declared the presumptive nominee has affected the turn out here in los angeles? >> i don't think so. no, people have not said much. we have been busy. >> reporter: tamron, did you hear that. the big question is if bernie sanders can sweep up a win in california. tonight, can he slow hillary clinton momentum and going in the convention in philadelphia. we'll have to wait until 8:00 p.m. local time from both

me and you in santa monica. >> some people have made the point of 5:30 and steve cornacke in california and perhaps, the reason that we won't see a huge impact in the announcement yesterday that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: that's exactly right. mail balloting is an option for many california and permanent mailing voting and vote from your home for every election if that's how you choose. independent may cross over to the democratic side and republicans and their republicans for their primaries. we'll see how that all turn out once those votes are counted. it may not be the first thing tonight. >> all right, jacob, thank you very much. we'll see you a little bit later. moving onto california, california is the place our president once called home and ronald reagan -- passed away 2004. if he were alive today, would he

support donald trump? his youngest son, ron reagan, is joining me now and he's also msnbc's analyst. that's an awkward question that you are speaking for someone who's not present. we are all in different ways. your fall would not vote for trump. i would to read his tweet. "i will not be voting to trump tomorrow in california primary." if my father was alive, he would not support the nominee. your thoughts there. >> yeah, i think he's right. ronald reagan would not vote for donald trump. it is shameful that so many p l politicians and paul ryan has gotten on the trump's bandwagon. it is an absurdity that trump is running here. we should not fall into the trap of somehow trump and clinton are playing on the same plainfield

or the same level. they are not. it is a joke and it is absurdity and it would be an embarrassment and a tragedy for the country in donald trump is the president. it is a shame of the party that he's the presumptive nominee. >> trump's comments misinformed but they are not calling him a racist. you can never speak for one cea's heart. lyndsey graham says today trump is playing the racist card and whatever you label him, he has for whatever reasons on many occasions misinformed his followers by calling this judge mexican and by saying this judge was born in indiana somehow cannot fairly look at this case providing some type of ethnic tests. how republicans continue to

dance around this when all these reports that donald trump is not backing down and by his own words. >> well, they should not be playing around with this. this is clearly bigotry and whether donald trump is a bigot himself, as you said, i don't know what's in the man's hard but he's panning towards bigot coventry. to condone that is shameful and these peopleto be ashamed of themselves to get on this bandwagon. it is an embarrassment to the republican party which is revealing itself as to a not serious institution anymore. >> how long do you think before we hear a republican leader reverse their endorsement if this continues? >> well, if it continues, it may reach a point where they have no choice where they are simply back into the corner.

he's been pretty awful so far and that does not seem to stop republican leaders from supporting him. an article posted and the headline was something of the effect when well, now y'all are surprised or now y'all are offended. the essence of it was that this campaign has followed this train all along and the fact that we are at this particular stop when it is been on the map all along, how is it a surprise in. i use the trump train that th's call it. >> we know donald trump has no business being a presidential nominee. that does not say people don't have the right to vote for him or anybody they want to. so many republicans voted for so many like donald trump. again, it is an embarrassment to the embarrassment for the republican party and an indication it is not a function political institution anymore.

i have to wonder whether donald trump will make it to the convention at this point. i am not predicting that he won't but there is a chance with all the stuff of trump university coming out that he will be so damaged that the republicans will be casting for a replacement. again, not a prediction but a possibility i would say. >> wow. ron reagan, thank you very much for your time, greatly appreciate it. >> sure, thanks tamron. here is luke russert intervi interviews nancy pelosi. here is what she said. >> reporter: your party has made the first female of major party. >> first of all, california has to vote. lets not jump the gun here. i am excited about the process of secretary clinton is making. i am feeling certain that she will be the nominee.

until the people have voted, we assume nothing. i don't think you should count the super delegates as part of the number. i know she will win in the actual elections. >> reporter: historically, it has to be significant for you. >> it is, especially because she's so great. it is always wonderful to have a woman break a marble ceiling. she's the best people to be president. >> reporter: what happens if she does not win california? >> nothing. >> california of 475 delegates tonight, she will get nearly half of them one way or another. it would be great psychologically and everybody is working hard for her to win california. so, sanders' people and i commend them and i thank them and congratulate them with the resources they have for the party and the enthusiasm they have brought. >> reporter: they say they want to go all the way to the convention, do you think it is a good idea?

>> people have gone to the convention and i think -- lets just see how do we win the election and what is further answof doing that. i know bernie sanders and anybody knows that what's on the line here and what we need to do to win the election and he wants to be constructive in the regard. >> reporter: are you confident that both sides can win for the nomination. >> well, maybe, generally, people know that it is our values that united us as a party and transcends of personalities of issues that people may have. i have known, i have a good barometer and i have traveled the country constantly so i hear what people are saying and they

know that we must -- >> you are widely respected by progressives and they considered you as their champion. >> do you feel you can help unite? i hope to do that. i remember in '92, i was the chai chair. coming in the convention from the left against governor clinton. i was able to contain that. again, we have so many shared ha values. and the difference between democrats are narrow and the task between negotiat-- >> reporter: you mentioned you don't like the super delegates, you think that process should be

looked at. >> maybe they analyze it and decide to keep it but everyone won't know why. i have decades of maybe 30 years against super delegates. i have been a super delegate for 30 years and that's why i don't want to get too far of endorsement. it is up to the people. you have campaigns and people listen and people vote and you don't say well, it is 500 people in the super delegates. i have every confident that hillary clinton will win the primary election and the nomination among those who are voting in caucus and primaries across the country. >> great interview by luke russert. we kbjust got this in proving tt the hillary clinton is ready for the general. monday and tuesday of next week, hillary clinton plans to campaign in ohio and pennsylvania. we'll have much more on the decision to take her campaigns

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welcome back with hillary clinton technically pursuing the title of presumptive nominee. one question remaining, what's next for bernie sanders? his momentum should earn super dell gaegate votes. the case we are going to make is everybody in the democratic national convention is going to want to defeat donald trump for good reasons. according to every national poll that i have seen and according

to virtually every state poll that i have seen. bernie sanders is a much stronger candidate against donald trump and hillary clinton. >> nbc's chris jansing had a chance to sit down with bernie sanders' supporters. here is what they said. >> it is to elect the most electable candidates. >> exactly. >> that's how he puts it. >> exactly. >> three million more people have voted for clinton than bernie sanders. >> the early primaries and caucuses that nobody knew. >> how many of you think the system is rigged? >> how many of you believe that today with california and new jersey and the other states coming up on tuesday, bernie sanders could still win the

nomination. >> early on, the media did not give bernie sanders a chance, didn't know about his ideas or platform. >> yes. >> that's why they voted for clinton because clinton they knew the name and the person and well, clinton. >> there were no debates. >> if you were to held those early primaries and caucuses now. i bet you bernie sanders would win them all. >> to me, the clinton machine is pressuring those super delegates. if you have a political career, you better be backing hillary clinton because it seems to lopsided maybe 3 million votes but in terms of pledge delegates, it is 46% and they are very close. for r the super delegates to be that lopsided in favor of hillary tells me there is something else going on. >> i don't like the super dell g delegates system but it is one you have to live with.

>> i want to see the supper delegates taking advantage of this opportunity that bernie sanders is offering. >> i am skeptical that they will and it is unfortunate. it shows they're out of touch if they don't switch sides coming over to bernie sanders. i would like to see the super delegates come to their senses and forget about the political swabbles and listen to whatnot just the democrats but the public just a whole. >> sanders' staff tells her that tomorrow, the campaign moves to the new phase. what that is will likely start to take shape in, expected to take place on the plane back to burlington, vermont tomorrow. they'll ask delegates and we'll ask congresswoman carrie bass

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convention. obviously, the secretary has a lead in pledged delegates. the way the prosscess is set up unless you have the delegate, the race is decided by the superdelegates. >> reporter: that was sanders campaign manager, jeff weaver, echoing the argument that superdelegates should not be counted ahead of the democratic convention. hillary clinton has a significant lead in pledged and superdelegates. historically, superdelegates have never changed the outcome in the primary season. joining me now, congresswoman, karen bass, a democrat from california and a superdelegate. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> a senior staffer saying they are ready to move to this new phase. what that is, we do not know.

there will be substantive conversations back from burlington. >> the whole notion that superdelegates don't count needs to be dispelled. i happen to believe all 500 superdelegates need to make public statements immediately saying we shall not be moved. i don't believe there is any super superdelegate is going to change. so far, no interest in superdelegates changing from secretary clinton to bernie sanders. >> reporter: under these rules that are in place, the same process we saw in 2008, when barack obama became the nominee of the party. with that said, some of the things that have been learned through this process, do you foresee any changes in the future? >> it is very possible we change the superdelegate process but right now, that makes no sense. if there is going to be any changes, it would be for the next presidential campaign. >> reporter: how do you see

party unity play out? is it all about donald trump? is that what will unify the democratic party? >> it better be. if we look at what a president trump would do not just to this nation or the world, i think we better be very clear and very clear quickly. i happen to believe because i just have faith. i think the sanders campaign was wonderful in the beginning, all of the young people that came ond g and got involved. it is about leadership. it is time for him now to turn the tide and to turn the tide with his supporters. >> reporter: is that a nice way of saying it is time to get out of the race? >> whether he decides to suspend his campaign or not, what's most important is that his tone change and that he focuses on the general. >> reporter: a few more seconds. the historic nature of today. 2008, people were celebrating democrats with the idea of a black president, a potential black president. today, history is made for

women, the democratic party. whether you are a supporter of hillary clinton or not, the historic nature for our country? >> i think it is unbelievable. the idea the united states is finally going to catch up with the rest of the world. we are way overdo. the idea of having a woman in the white house, i'm enthusiastic about. >> reporter: the sun is peeking out. if i could get some funnel cake on the pier, that would be awesome. your responses to our pulse question of the day about bernie sanders future. we'll be right back. in

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so keep the conversation going. 59% say yes. 41% say no. cast your vote at pulse.msnbc.com. the wonderful people that came out to say hi. i'm off to get a bill old funnel cake. i'm tamron hall live from santa monica, california. my first visit will not be my last. be sure to tune in for special team coverage of the last night of the primary season. meanwhile, my colleague, thomas roberts picks up the coverage right now with interviews california lieutenant governor, gavin knew some and maria shriver and pierson from the trump cam paper. >> reporter: hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. we have six states voting. hillary clinton heads into today as her party's presumptive nominee. the first woman in history at

the top of a major party ticket. today, she looks to block any remaining road that bernie sanders has to claim the nomination and plot a clear path to november. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, h historic, unprecedented moment. we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow. we're going to fight hard for every single vote, specially right here in california. >> bernie sanders isn't ready to bow out. team sanders hopes today's state will deliver the ammunition he needs to fight on. tonight, donald trump will try to steal some of the democrats thunder, speaking at 9:00 p.m. in new york after his controversial comments about a federal judge continue to ech