a generational divide. >> i'm behind anyone who is going to listen and speak up for us. i think we need to believe in a leader like bernie sanders. >> it is not acceptable to me that we have seen young black men walk down streets in this country, be beaten and be killed unjustly. >> there's no other person that's speaking about this. people are dying. >> congressman james clyburn is a prominent african-american in south carolina. he talks about his own family, his middle-aged daughter for hillary clinton, his other daughter for bernie sanders. is this more about age than it is about race? >> i think it is largely about race. we've seen bernie all through the country. we just talked last night about young women versus older women and hillary. i do think you have a generational change, but i'm not at all surprised african-american leaders would be drawn to bernie sanders, especially somebody like cornell west. that makes absolute sense. what surprises me is the african-american leaders...