bernie sanders, breaks for bernie sanders there. and young people, no surprise there.e won independents by a pretty wide margin there, too. it's interesting because hillary clinton, when asked the top quality for their candidate was the right experience, they think hillary clinton is experienced. what do you make of what the exit polls are telling us about the division here between clinton and sanders. >> it's a lot of what we've been seeing. once again she wins on electability. she wins on being ready for the jo job day one, but he's more exciting to people, and bringing out young people. we've been repeating it because it's important, but the demographics in wisconsin favored bernie sanders. hillary clinton outperformed her last go-around in wisconsin tonight. it's not a great state for her. it's predominantly white. she does much better among minorities than bernie sanders. we've seen over and over now in this campaign that hillary clinton wins a few and pivots to the general election. we write how the bernie sanders campaign has been put to bed, then he comes back

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bernie sanders already looking ahead to the next contest. normally a candidate does that if he or she doesn't think he's going to have a good night, but the early indication is that sanders might have a good night tonight. >> right. you know, we talked a little bit about earlier about on the republican side that wisconsin is more tailor-made for ted cruz than donald trump. well if you look at the history so far in 2016 of the democratic primary contests, caucuses and primaries, this is tailor-made for bernie sanders because it is predominantly white. there aren't that many urban areas and the ones that are urban are huge college towns like madison. so, you know, even talking to some hillary clinton aides in brooklyn at their headquarters tonight, i mean, you know, i don't think it was lowering expectations. they genuinely are kind of not expecting to do that well in wisconsin. >> wisconsin also a long history of progressive politics. fighting bob, that was his home state. another thing that's interesting about the sanders campaign is that the

of course we've heard hillary clinton and bernie sanders go back and forth on this issue before. sanders talking about how she's taken six-figure checks from wall street firms. she can't be the person who is going to rein in wall street and he's the only guy who could break up the banks. hillary clinton, of course, i think she'll be able to talk about what is your plan, bernie sanders, to break up the banks? he had trouble in the new york daily news editorial explaining that. i would look for her to go after him hard and saying what are the specifics in how you would do that. >> and they're going to be fighting, talking about wall street and on wall street, basically, right? right across the river. brian, you know clinton has -- they definited eight times before. >> right. >> this one is being called the battle of brooklyn. so as we take a look at this, this is a video of our cruz time lapse, crews setting up the stage. explain how this debate seems different because of the backdrop. this is the money capital of the world and also the media capital of the world. >> that's right. w

will her campaign change how it takes on bernie sanders. we may find out when she sits down for an interview right here on cnn 11:15 a.m. eastern. both senator cruz and senator sanders had a lot to say about the momentum they received about tonight's big wins. >> god bless the great state of wisconsin. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> utah, colorado, north dakota, wisconsin, four victories. >> we have an excellent chance to win in oregon and to win in california. >> when colorado and wyoming finish voting, we are likely to have gained over 100 delegates on donald trump. >> please keep this a secret. do not tell secretary clinton. she's getting nervous. i believe we have a chance to win new york and a lot of delegates in that state. >> hillary, get ready. here we come. >> bernie sanders and ted cruz speaking to hillary clinton. dana, you're here with david. there's going to be a democratic caucus in wyoming on saturday. >> he general does better in caucuses. but

they were going to disqualify bernie sanders. going to defeat him, then worry about putting the party back together. their disqualify strategy through surrogates attacking bernie on a broad range of issues, from guns to foreign policy, from the secretary refusing to answer his question about his qualifications. i saw barney frank 3-4 times say, bernie in that newsday editorial board, he was wandering, he was meandering, he did not seem to understand what was going on. ok. we understand what is going on with their campaign. they are trying to question his capacity to be president of the united states. they are trying to say that he's not qualified to be president by refusing to answer that question. let me tell you something, we are not going to go into new york and let them run that kind of campaign against bernie sanders. they may think that because he is from vermont, he cannot handle the rough and tumble politics of the new york primary. we will find out in the next several days who can handle it and who cannot. mark: and which

since hillary clinton swept the early voting south, bernie sanders claims the election calendar, quote, distorts reality while his wife tells cnn the process isn't democratic at all. is this sanders' last chance to break through hillary clinton's firewall? >>> and no charges. a sigh of relief for donald trump's campaign as his campaign manager won't be prosecuted for grabbing a reporter. while all three republican candidates will appear at a gop gala in manhattan across the river from our democratic debate. i'm wolf blitzer inside the debate hall. you're in "the situation room." >>> the breaking news, the battle of brooklyn now just four hours away. we're live from the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off in tonight's critical democratic presidential debate on cnn. it's the final showdown before tuesday's new york primary. sanders still carries the accent of his brooklyn youth. hillary clinton's campaign is headquartered here. the stakes clearly are enormous. a clinton victory could break sanders' recent momentum and put the nomination i

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voters choosing either hillary clinton, who lives in the state or bernie sanders, vermont resident who grew up in brooklyn. sanders moved on to pennsylvania. jeff zeleny is in university park, pennsylvania, with the sanders campaign. sanders has been saying that the polls here in new york are not measuring the depth of his support and hillary clinton will be disappointed today. does he actually think he can win, pull out a victory here? >> reporter: i think there are a couple of things. there's an on mftic view all of the people who turned out at his rallies over the last two weeks in new york, by the tens of thousands, the optimistic view of sanders supporters would say, look, enthusiasm appears to be on our side. realistic view is something different. they know that it is math is tough in new york. they know that the clinton campaign has inherent build-in advantages there. no one that i've talked to in the sanders universe today is projecting or expecting victory. bernie sanders, turning his attention toward pennsylvania, he had a rally a short time ago in erie, pennsylvania, coming

we continue to follow hillary clinton in new york and bernie sanders. attack, saying she was unqualified to be president. >> let me be clear. this is not the type of politics that i want to get in. i know it's what the media loves. it's not the type of politics i want to get in. but, let me be

someone said bernie sanders is annoyed he is losing the campaign. inton is annoyed he hasn't lost yet. is there truth to that? >> absolutely. i think the entire political establishment is shocked that sanders is still in the game. i think bernie sanders himself is still shocked that he's still in the game. i'm not a sanders supporter. i am his biographer. his entire career he has surprised opponents, and i think that nobody knows what's going to happen on tuesday. i think that he has a whole lot of momentum. he has won six of the last seven contes contests. he's not kind of a fluke at this point. he's real competition. >> he is real competition, bernard, and he could pull a michigan surprise in new york state. you never know. >> i doubt that's going to happen. i think he will get a number of votes, but i think hillary clinton is going to prevail and as we get toward may, we'll need to focus on donald trump. and i think hillary can draw contrast versus someone who can reach across the aisle and bring people together. bernie sanders is so far outside a

of the 12, hillary clinton won the first two in iowa and nevada, but since then, bernie sanders has wonen straight caucuses. so, senator sanders, for obvious reasons, is also favored to win in the caucuses tomorrow in wyoming. but we'll be keeping an eye on that. we've also got footage tonight from space-x, as they

the senator blumenthal has been going after bernie sanders on guns for months. ere the go-to people whenever clinton wanted to attack sanders on guns, she turned to her allies in connecticut. now the race has come to connecticut and this is the ads they are running on tv there, this is the message she is doing with these town halls, and it's really the closing argument that she's chosen ahead of that tuesday primary. >> really quickly, i want to make a pivot. danny glover, chris jansing interviewed him earlier. we saw it not too long ago. he essentially would not say that he would support hillary clinton if bernie sanders is not the nominee. your thoughts? >> i think about what patton oswald said when they asked him the question. he's a sanders supporter. he said if hillary wins, will you vote for her in the general? he said of course, because i'm not a stupid child. he said we have to unite against the enemy of the two psychopaths, his words. we will see pressure mount to sanders holdouts who may not want to rally behind hillary clinton in the general. >> we act

we have bernie sanders winning and winning decisively. he gets ten more delegates and he is welcomed by the new york media market famously negative with the new york daily news tabloid headline today. how does this matchup work? >> what a welcome to the new york primary which is absolutely critical make or break for bernie sanders. 247 delegates and the only way he can stay on the path to the nomination is by doing well there. the issue here why hillary clinton is making such a big deal of this interview, they copied and pasted the entire thing into a fundraising e-mail. it plays into a lot of her pre-existing narratives she has been trying to push on bernie sanders. as you saw on "morning joe" he is unprepared. on guns which is big in and of itself that will help with black turnout in new york city. they are saying that he took this position in favor of this law to prevent gun manufacturers from being sued for political reasons and under cuts the idea that he has been true to ideals. a final point on this. he is being attacked in the jew

listen. >> i would take him over donald trump or ted cruz any day. >> both hillary clinton and bernie sandersre campaigning in new york city today. sanders will start the day at a rally in washington heights an hour from now and head to the bronx and long island city. clinton will hold an event in new york city. kristen, let's talk about bernie sanders who could pick up his seven seventh win in a row today. how important is that momentum going into the final stretch before they get to the new york primary? >> it is really important for that momentum that you talk about, aman. bottom line, he keeps raking up wins. that's good for him and his supporters. it energizes his base. what he is not doing is significantly chip noog her delegate lead. what the campaign likes to call an insurmountable delegate lead. he has to start winning larnler states like new york and not just winning them but winning them by huge margins. that's why we are seeing such a fierce battleground here in new york. if you look at the latest poll, secretary clinton still leads. she has a double-digit lead by about 12 points.

you have the momentum right now that bernie sanders says is his. o do you think comes out on top tonight? give it to me quick, donna. >> the democratic party. >> look at my finger. look what happened? low energy. [ laughter ] >> bernie had a great day yesterday, a good night tonight, goes off to rome e. gets the pope's blessing. >> bill comes back strong at the end. this is what we've been waiting for, the democratic debates starts? just a moment. actions speak louder. something we'll show you. through small things, big things, and spur of the moment things. [ applause ] >>> we're live at the greenhouse. at the brooklyn navy yard in brooklyn, new york, for the cnn democratic presidential debate. we've come to brooklyn just five days before the new york presidential primary, a very important contest for the democrats with an enormous number of delegates at stake. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, and i'll moderate tonight's debate. joining mess errol lewis, with time warner, or partner in this

now they know bernie sanders.s a very tight race on tuesday. >> donna, do you want to see more debates? >> yes. i get an opportunity to see you, anderson. i want to say wolf, dana, errol, great moderating. great panel. good questions. yes. i liked it. >> even some of the questions got applause because voters really wanted some of the questions to be asked of their rival candidates. i thought it was a great night for new york. as a former new yorker to be relevant at this stage in the election is truly amazing. we're relevant on the republican side as well. >> it was a great night for the republican party becauseou bet that somewhere in the basement in washington, the tapes were rolling. they will be spitting out positions by fall without any question. >> thank you. i know. that sounds very stoic. we have to end it there. thanks very much for watching. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine®. as do listerine® users. the very people we stu

the reverse, bernie sanders supporter, only 15% say they wouldn't support bernie sanders. that is on her to-do list once she's able to finish off this nomination, if she's able to do so. the first thing on her to-do list is bringing those people in. she probably has more experience than anybody else about what needs to happen, right, because if indeed she vanquishes bernie sanders, she's going to think back to the conversations that barack obama had with her about what he needed from her to help heal thebacarri, certainly has helped her. the momentum appears right now to truly be in his court. >> i have to push back on what was said to my right. this race has not been about momentum. this race is purely about demographics. we understand the diversity of alaska and the diversity of hawaii, but we're talking about african-american voters here in new york. we're talking about hispanic voters here in new york and that's vastly different. that's first. this enthusiasm gap that we keep making up is purely nonexistent. the fact of the matter is hillary clinton is dominating this

bernie sanders would be head and shoulders above ted cruz. would like to hear those words from senator sanders himself. it's been a long time since he said anything like that. >> let me play a bit of sound from senator sanders yesterday after he was called out by one of the family members of the sandy hook massacre, saying that he needed to apologize for his decision to support gun manufacturers in that they cannot be sued by the families. here is what he said in response. >> there have been calls for you to apologize to the victims of the sandy hook families. >> yeah. well, i would say that i am not happy about seeing a tragedy of that enormity being politicized. i cannot think of a worst tragedy than what happened at sandy hook, what the parents are going through. but i don't go around saying to hillary clinton, who voted for the war in iraq, where we lost thousands of wonderful young men and women, that she should apologize to the families for a war that we never should have gotten into. >> david, your thoughts on that? >> well, you know, h

for hillary clinton, it would put an end to bernie sanders winning streak. the sanders campaign feel about their chances tomorrow? i asked him about it last week. he said i'll tell you on tuesday night how i feel. he clearly had a good attitude about it, but i would imagine they're only more confident now. >> reporter: yeah, i think they are, erin. you'll have to pardon me because there's a concert going on right now. the group 303 on stage right now. one, we're seeing bernie sanders talk a big game. you're hearing it from the candidates themselves, but i think now they're feeling good about the polls. they're looking back towards michigan where you see sort of a similar makeup of the electorate to what you're seeing here in wisconsin. they're relying a lot on labor support and college students. i think they're thinking they're going to be able to pull this out tomorrow night. bernie sanders needs to win many more delegates in these coming contests than hillary clinton does. >> all right. thank you very much, brianna. very energized crowd where she is and ac

met pope francis in the residence within the vatican where pope francis lives and where bernie sanders of his staff had slept. now, when speaking to staff of the sanders campaign, it seemed that it was pope francis who took the initiative to meet with bernie sanders, which was essentially basically in a hallway. however, the pope when returning from greece, he had a slightly different take on the event. basically saying it was the meeting of two strangers in a hallway. >> it was manners. it is called manners, not getting involved in politics. if anyone thinks a greeting is getting involved in politics, then i recommend they look for a psychiatrist. >> reporter: nonetheless, it is well known in rome and certainly the vatican that when it comes to things like climate change and economic justice that the pope and bernie sanders do seem to see eye to eye. pamela. >> ben wedeman, thank you very much. appreciate you staying up late in rome, italy. meantime, bernie sanders tweeted moments ago about the pope's actions writing pope francis's acts of love should inspire us as americans and we sh

and are in bed with bernie sanders. and i -- i think the best way to describe it is the best get out the vote campaign for bernie sanders. >> we're video now of bernie sanders on the picket line out with the verizon voters earlier, the verizon strikers, talking to them almost as soon as that strike began. all right, john, basil, appreciate it. i know you have a lot of work coming up the next couple days. talk to you soon. >> thank you. >>> programming reminders now. as we head into new york. it has to be fox news for your only complete coverage of the new york primary on tuesday. america's election headquarters is live all day with the battle for new york. >>> and fox news chris wallace has an exclusive interview with donald trump's embattled campaign manager, corey lewandowski, recently cleared of charges. that's tomorrow. you can check your local listings for time and channel. >>> ted cruz is showing he's mastered the delegate game as he campaigns out west. his rivals hitting the campaign trail in new york today. just

if you look at the map of new york state, you know, bernie sanders won most of the counties throughout new york. almost the entire state went to bernie. he is coming out of new york with a lot of delegates, but much rather be going asleep tonight being in the clinton camp than the sanders camp. but in terms of not just the numbers today but the overall delegate map looks like on their side. >> finally, what do you think will happen in november? >> well, you know, for one, we will have to see who the nominees end up being. if it was donald trump against hillary clinton, i feel very good about donald trump's chances, whether it is the first congressional district of new york where i'm from or nationwide because coming out of eight years of barack obama and his fail policies people are ready for change and that change is not hillary clinton. that change is much more the policies and proposals of donald trump. >> well, thswing district that s gone back and forth between democrat and republican but donald trump a win they are the district tonight and hillary clinton not as big of a winner b

bernie sanders said he will support the democratic nominee. they both made clear in the end they believe in a progressive vision for this country. so i don't have a question in the end that people can and will come together. i believe they'll come together behind hillary clinton and i believe there'll be a lot of unity in this party. that's why the discussion should be about the issues, great. we have differences in our parties and argue who can get certain things done and which is the best policy. great. that is a healthy debate. by the way, like in 2008, andrea, you saw the long, long campaign in 2008 all the way to the end between barack obama and hillary clinton and what happened? it energized the whole party and in november, there was a great wellspring of democratic energy that came out to the polls. that's a healthy process. but clearly, let's just start at the beginning. hillary clinton is one of the most qualified people to ever run for president of the united states. >> you took a while to decide to endorse her. you've well been long

bernie sanders, 42%. 15% margin. as for delegates, clinton is projected to add 139 to her total, bringing that to 1,930. she needs 453 more delegates to clinch the party's nomination. >> well, it was a much needed win for clinton after losing eight of the last nine contests to sanders. >> in this campaign, we've won in every region of the country. [ cheers and applause ] >> from the north to the south to the east to the west. but this one's personal. >> cnn's mj lee is in new york with more on this. i guess the big news in the last couple of hours was this criticism coming from the clinton campaign about bernie sanders and his destructive path. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, first of all, this was a very, very big night for both donald trump and hillary clinton. so much so that i'm willing to bet if ultimately both trump and hillary clinton do end up being their party's nominees, i think there's a chance that they point to last night and the new york primary races as sort of a turning point in their ra

>> bernie sanders.e talking about tissues and from the perspective of what is right and wrong. and his base issue of living wage is one of the most important that can lift everyone else up. >> thank you so much. we'll be here all day talking to voters and watching for the debate tonight at cnn. >> very interesting. thanks to both of those young women. and thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. up next, berman and bolduan. you do all this research on a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. zblnchs fame or attention? that could drive america down into a ditch. >> they're acting like union boss thugs. >> the system, folks, is rigged. >

bernie sanders kind of get that.clinton -- excuse me, hillary clinton and donald trump know the new york culture we are talking about, which i still think exists. i know your point from earlier, but it is still a little early there. they had a plan and they went through it -- will matter a lot. we saw the shortfalls. i am not really getting at with sanders in the daily news interview and made all of those, what i would say, intemperate remarks. he was saying, the daily news, it is just a dumb tabloid. he made it to arthur brown. if you had been around new york , guys like that are kind of legend and the are getting older and not getting out to the bronx as much as they used to, but factors in the want to make an impact and they do. they know their stuff. john podhoretz: can i make a contrary argument? interview was a disaster for sanders if you assume the sanders voter cares about issues. this is the reverse mirror image of trump. they are not groaning on issues, they are voting on one thing or two things, feelings s

can't win. >> have to ask about the comment about claire mccaskill, about sexist comments from bernie sandershe campaign had a discussion that there is a fine line as far as interpretation, and sometimes perception is reality, that things that senator sanders has said in his criticism can be perceived as sexist and things you have said, quite honestly. >> i have been criticized many times. let me say this. if that's sexist, what was it when the clinton campaign was saying barack obama was not qualified to be president, or even vice president back in 2008? bernie's comment is sexist? what's that comment? >> jeff weaver, thank you sdpr joining me. >> coming up, hillary clinton releases a new ad today in new york. and the person she's targeting pretty intriguing there, we'll tell you and show you. up next, i'll talk live with clinton's national press secretary, brian fallon. we'll get him to respond to some things weaver said in the interview. we'll be right back. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get

certainly it is not water under the bridge for bernie sanders' supporters. thing that i expect sanders to bring up. bare.lome loaded to she took a lot of money from this company that is now the subject of a strike in the middle of manhattan. they both went to the picket line yesterday. there is too much for his corporate message for that not to be the subject tonight. mark: we asked question starting in october when sanders started to turn a little bit for contrast in the jefferson-jackson dinner, when would he start to make the contrast more personal? he has done that more in the last week or so than ever before . he has not gone way over the line or as far as some think he would profit from doing, but he has never won a debate. so far. do you think he will continue in that vein that he has exhibited on the debate stage, or that he will be trying to back away from it on the big stage? anne: we've seen him back away from it on the big stage a little. i mean certainly at the very he appeared, when to take the e-mail controversy off the table, which was surpris

bernie sanders saying hillary clinton unqualified. the sanders campaign saying the clinton campaign is crossing the line. we asked new york voters if hillary clinton is your party's candidate, what are you going to do? two-thirds said they will vote for her. another 20% say they will probably vote for her. f th13% o democrats saying if clinton is the new mexiominee, not voting for her. about the same here. 60% saying they definitely vote for sanders as the nominee. 21% probably a little higher there on the democratic side. pretty much consistent numbers for both candidates. keep that in mind as we move to the republican side. i said we're seeing that ideological shift on the republican side. they call themselves very or somewhat conservative. this year, is a over 70%. 71% call themselves conservative in some way. the republican party in this state, we have seen this nationally, but the republican party nationally more conservative today than it was eight years ago. these are two parties moving in opposite directions on the political sp

believe it or no the even though bernie sanders has been public for the last few months most americans think he's larry david. you talk to people and they're confusing sanders. think about what will happen when sanders finally gets his vetting and he will get a vetting from the republicans if not from the media. so i'm less about sanders though i think he would probably win. >> i have to ask a bernie sanders spokesman about what you said. >>> coming up, hillary versus bernie, representatives of both campaigns are going to join us. if you're going to make a statement... make sure it's an intelligent one. the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about

bernie sanders. >> why?ie sanders has been on the front lines of civil rights ever since before i was born, and i'm 29. not to mention -- thank you -- not to mention he cares about the people, number one. and he's for the people. he doesn't have super pacs such as hillary clinton does. >> let me ask you another issue. one of the main issues tonight that also got a lot of passion out of this group was the minimum wage issue, which they were discussing whether or not it should be $12 or $15. what do you think about that? >> i think contrary to secretary clinton's views, now is not the time for maintaining the status quo. nor is it the time for incremental change. now is the time for real change in this country. the working class and middle class in this country have the chips squarely stacked against them. now is the time to empower those people. one of the best ways to do that is raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> a lot of you were very -- a lot of you feel very strongly about that. but also what got a

i will say, bernie sanders himself does not watch that much tv. so, no matter what, it's more likely that he read it. jane sanders his wife tends to watch more of the tv and fill him in when there's enough to fill him in on. it's pretty clear that he's responding to the underlying sentiment of this either way, because he -- it was a calculated -- he went out on stage yesterday night in philadelphia, rallied tens of thousands of people at temple university, made this calculated change to the stump speech. he melded this together with his list of talking points. and this morning, many of us were surprised to hear him come out more forcefully after he would have had plenty of time to go through the whole transcript and give us more context why he feels this way. you heard him say i will not be dismissed, i'm not a senator from a small state. if this is how you want to play, i'm going to come to play, too, don't think you can push me around. i think that the reality with senator sanders is, it's a personality, candidate-driven campaign. he's making the

liberty mutual insurance. >>> breaking news out of the bernie sanders philadelphia rally tonight. ng crowd that he doesn't believe hillary clinton is qualified to be president. joining me now cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar. i want you to listen to the comments bernie sanders just made about hillary clinton. >> secretary clinton appears to be getting a little bit nervous. we have won seven out of eight of the recent primaries and caucuses. and she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am quote/unquote, not qualified to be president. well, let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- >> brianna keilar, it's loud where you are. why does he say that she's not qualified? >> well, he had a whole laundry list of reasons. she's not qualified because her superpac. if she's taking money through her superpac, $10 million for special interests. he also said, you know, if she voted for a number of these trade agreements. but you have to put this in context. this has been -- he had this interview with the "new y

and bernie sanders 46.5%. look at her wins in delaware, more impress iive 20 point spre for hillary in delaware. take a look at maryland. a 30-point spread for maryland. the impressive wins you can't ignothing the fact that it is a big night for 956 right now. 54 uncommitted delegates in pennsylvania. we know donald trump will get 29 of those. if you factor that 29 into this total, and it means at this point, donald trump would need 50%. he started needing half. >> ted kriz was leading, now, donald trump, leading, with indiana, get through that 990, plus twaechb. by all wants people expect ted cruz to win in nebraska. most people donald gets nebraska. next tuesday night is critical skip ahead here. this is may. we finish in orgop, and see what happens. remind people, this isn't the very end, in new york, we go to california. if something like that happens, the main test for donald trump. cruz for stopping momentum. again. simple math. they said they would pick up a lot of delegates, they didn't. perhaps the ma

that is bernie sanders. what is he doing?was just walking a picket line with verizon workers who went on strike this morning. they are out over the issue of wages and jobs they feel have moved overseas. some 36,000 verizon workers up and down the east coast off the job. bernie sanders showing solidarity with him. he often talks about his support of trade unions. today, he picked up the endorsement of the new york transit union. in a way, these are two union events in just one day. >> he also picked up another key endorsement, his first endorsement from a sitting u.s. senator from oregon, jeff merkley. manu raju spoke with merkley about that endorsement. this is key. this is the first sitting senator to back bernie sanders. >> that's right. 46 have actually endorsed hillary clinton. he became the first. i asked him was he surprised about that? he said, well, maybe if other democrats had a chance earlier and did not actually commit to hillary clinton earlier, they would be considering endorsing bernie sanders right now. but the

actually, a worse night for bernie sanders than the low expectations. , a 15-point margin a surprising margin right here. you heard hillary clinton say victory is within our sights. she didn't want to taunt sanders' supporters and say it's over, but she clearly wants to send the message it's heading that way. >> yeah, and so much of this campaign what we've been seen is we've been oscillating between two different polls. we have hillary clinton, like donald trump, on the republican side winning these big states. clearly establishing themselves as the front runners of their respective campaigns. we see the ted cruz's and bernie sanders come in and win a number of small states and claim that they've got the momentum. we always come back to this. we always come back to the big states, and hillary clinton wins those decisively. when she does, she takes bernie sanders down yet another peg and really does establish herself as a front runner. you talk about new york specifically. what happened to bernie sanders in new york? it was a long process. it was a two-w

bernie sanders: of course. sanders actually said the words hillary clinton is not qualified, and now he has backed away from that entirely. explain why that is such a bad move. mark: two hours later, he said again she is not qualified. i think it is too much back and forth. he had a good argument if he framed it right and have the entire race focused on the three big issues he was the contest to focus on. he gave it all up. john: i don't disagree with anything you said. mark: next, bernie sanders' campaign manager jeff weaver is here. we will talk to him about all of this and more when we come back. ♪ thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. buil

hillary clinton and bernie sanders are now in a high speed spat over who is qualified. things kicked off on tuesday, where the clinton campaign has a new three part strategy to beat sanders. one disqualify him and three, unify the party, later on. then clinton went on morning joe yesterday and asked about sanders interview with the new york daily news editorial board. >> do you believe this morning that bernie sanders is qualified and ready to be president of the united states? >> well, i think the interview raised a lot of really serious questions. >> let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> i don't know why he is saying that. but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. >> secretary clinton thinks, you know, just because i'm from a small state in vermont, we're going to come to new york and pennsylvania, they're g

meanwhile, it's a critical night for bernie sanders. t senatori acknowledging he has a narrow path to victory. donald trump tweeted this message to sanders, quote, bernie sanders has been treated terribly by the democrats, both with delegates and otherwise. he should show them and run as an independent. brianna keilar is live at the sanders headquarters. first, i want to get to jeff zeleny at clinton headquarters in philadelphia. how confident is the clinton campaign going into tonight? >> reporter: jake, the clinton campaign is confident that at this point in the campaign cycle, they have gotten to trust their metrics, got tonight trust their numbers of turnout, but listen, this is first, second, presidential campaign as you know too well. they are never fully confident until they win. but pennsylvania was such a good state for her, in 2008. they believe that the demographics will help her here. they believe that this is a night where they turn the corner, turn a page, not actually in the general election but for all practical purposes,

on the democratic side, bernie sanders wallops hillary clinton taking 56% of the vote to clinton's 43%. cruz and sanders celebrate their wins at raucous victory rallies claiming that even though they're underdogs they do have a path to the white house. >> as a result of the people of wisconsin defying the media, defying the pundits, i'm more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the 1,237 delegates needed to win. either before cleveland or at the convention in cleveland, together we will win a majority of the delegates and together we will beat hillary clinton in november. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. [ cheers ] and we have won almost all of them with overwhelming landslide numbers. >> the wisconsin results move ted cruz closer to that magic number of delegates, 1,237, and they tip the republican party much closer to a contested convention in cleveland. let's game out what may happen on the republican side. want to bring in the panel, cnn political analyst, josh rogin. senior reporter fo

bernie sanders tweeted that the comment was inappropriate and insensitive. e is no room for language like that in our political discourse. sanders, like a lot of candidates, and more than other candidate, has had a lot of surrogate foot in mouth moments. there is the one time at a rally when killer mike said a uterus does not qualify you to be president. said that hillary clinton's south carolina win was e-cig figured as winning wall -- when was as significant as winning wall -- winning guam. sanders campaign has had more problems with surrogate. why? why is the sanders campaign having this trouble? mark: from a campaign that started from a standing start, they are well-funded, but this is a fly-by-night slapdash organization. as are all campaigns, but it is not button-down and button up. reacteders people quickly. the problem is not that they have -- that they happen a lot, but he does not have a day to have half a new cycle of this. he has had trouble staying on message in a way that breaks through. he is consistent, but you have to mix it up. it is easy to

>>> all right back to our bernie sanders story now. we are live in south philadelphia where it's a packed house at finley united methodist church. dann cuellar filed this report. >> about 200 people are attending the invitation only event here in philadelphia. many here is a they have already made up their mind they are voting for him instead of hillary clinton. >> i am supporting bernie because he is more for the needs of people. >> and bernie sanders sees philadelphia as crucial to his campaign, he has scheduled a rally at temple at 8:00. hours before the event there were hours of long lines around the center to get into the event. seen as a fringe candidate, sanders won seven of the last eight primaries and believes he is gaining momentum. >> in the last couple of weeks there have been national polls that have us one point up or one point down. [ applause ] >> even show mathematically his path to delegates to win the nomination seems a difficult one and breach the leaders here in philadelphia that are supporting hillary clinton. >>

bernie sanders and clinton clhi clint clinton. nders set to speak to a group, and clinton hitting the subway. both addressing statements that clinton wasn't qualified to be president. >> let me be clear. this is not the type of politics that i wabnt. i know it's what the media loves. it's not the type of politics i want to get in, but let me be clear. if secretary clinton thinks i just come from the small state of vermont and we're not used to this. i'm not going to get beaten up and lied about. >> it's kind of a silly thing to say, but i'm going to trust the voters of new york who know me, and have voted for me three %-p. look, i didn't -- i don't know why he's saying that, but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. >> all right. let's talk more about this with brianna keilar and joe johns. i'll start with brianna. >> you see hillary clinton trying to take the high road after things got very contentious. i was at this event in philadelphia yesterday. bernie sanders was before about 10,000 of his support

. >> well, secretary clinton offered a conciliatory message for supporters of bernie sanders. of course she has to to get them to unite behind her campaign should she be the nominee. it looks like she will be this november. >> to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us than divides us. >> in a hastily arranged conference call with local media, bernie sanders congratulated secretary clinton but said he still has a path to victory. he still sees one. and he's looking forward to the primaries coming this week. with me is msnbc political correspondent, joy read, the "huffington post's" howard fineman and andrea mitchell, the host of ""andrea mitchell reports"" here on msnbc. howard, let's get through this. what is different right now? here we are at midnight, the night of the new york state primary, where both the front-runners won huge victories of well over double-digits. i have to correct myself. 35% spread between trump and his nearest rival, in this case john kasich. let's start with the democrats. what's different tonight at m

i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz anytime. >> reporter: bernie sanders is simply trying to respond to what he called campaign smears from the clinton campaign who plan to question his caqualifcal qualif. she flew to ohio and colorado to fund raise on thursday. >> i will not leave here this morning and go to a wall street fund-raiser. i will not be hustling money from the wealthy and powerful. >> reporter: with the candidates on the campaign trail here in new york, bernie sanders in the city, doing an all-out push for the new york primary 11 days away. how this race goes will shape how the rest of the democratic party goes and if the party will ever unify once this long primary race is over. christine and miguel. >> thank you, jeff. next thursday night, one you don't want to miss, hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-off in a cnn democratic presidential debate in brooklyn. that's april 14th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. five days before the new york primary. >>> bill clinton campaigning for his wife took on black lives matter protesters heckling him over the 1994 crime bi