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20 million people strong. >> reporter: new york is at the heart of her campaign message. >> when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion, and turning against each other, well -- this is new york. and we know better. >> reporter: she has a lot of supporters here. >> it's time we had a woman in the white house. don't you think so? >> you trust her? >> do you think you can trust any politician, darling? >> reporter: new yorkers have twice elected her to the u.s. senate. and in 2008, new yorkers

he doesn't mention the state in his version of that new york ad. but new york is there in the simon and garfunkel soundtrack and in that accent. >> i'm brsernie sanders and i approve this message. >> he's for the people. if you're for new york, you're for new york. >> reporter: so much so, sanders is running against the engine of new york's economy. >> what this campaign is about is telling wall street and the billionaire class they cannot, they will not, have it all. >> reporter: new yorkers have a love/hate relationship with wall street so that part of sanders' message goes down well. in an interview with the new york daily news he struggled to be specific. >> but do you think that the fed now has that authority? >> i don't know if the fed has it but i think the administration can have it. >> how? >> reporter: today my colleague cecilia vega pressed him. >> did you stumble on those answers on how to break up wig