that's not true. >> hang on, bakari. >> you had your chance. chill out. and i agree with bakari. compared to the republicans, it's relatively a pillow fight. john, there's some context here. bernie has defined this race. he's defined this race by talking about inequality, about the billionaires, about wall street destroying the economy, about a war in iraq that was immoral and illegal, about bad trade deals. hillary clinton is now fraudulently and has fraudulently run a campaign from the beginning trying to morph from a moderate corporate democrat into a progressive, which she hasn't been able to sell. the second thing that's happened is from the very begin, and i don't have a lot of time to tell you every single one, the clinton campaign has lied repeatedly about bernie's positions. i'll give you one very quick one. this was related by polit fact as mostly fast when chelsea clinton and hillary went out and lied about bernie's position about health care saying single payer meds care for all would destroy the affordable care act. the reason they have to do this is because bernie h

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bakari, i wonder if there's a risk of exposing your family to this kind of media attention. parents would be so embarrassed, we would fight, expose family secrets. >> i personally think as someone who has run statewide before, someone who has run a race before, candidates' families are completely off limits. i think the one asterisk you may have is hillary and bill clinton because he's a former president and his record can be talked about. i absolutely adored heidi cruz, i got a chance to talk to her in the green room, i love the kids. i think ivanka trump -- i think his wife is great. i have a lot better things about these republican spouses than i have about the candidates themselves -- >> and the children. >> and the children. and i thought one of the best town halls we had was john kasich and his family. it humanized him and changed the dynamic and how i thought about him. >> i know when we saw the girls in the cute yellow dresses, we're going wrong. >>. >> i didn't think they should be off record at all -- i mean not attacking them. but i think these town halls are the

>> yes, i'm serious. >> go ahead, bakari. >> mr.e i don't have time in my schedule to visit trump tours. we are a year removed from tamir rice. and we're about a year removed from walter scott where he was gunned down and shot in the back and it was on camera. we have these instances of a very specific pain that many african-americans feel but yet there's one voice that's been absent. that's been donald trump's. you want to talk about donald trump clamming the issues of african-american colleges, whether it's criminal justice reforms or living wages, any of these issues that he's been silent, then let's have that discussion. but can you not sit here and say he's been a champion of those issues because, sir, he simply has not. >> angela, before you answer, he has called a number of unarmed black men being killed by police, he said it was a massive crisis but he said police officers are often mistreated. go ahead. >> and here's the hard thing, don. the reality of it is the rhetoric at his rallies cause those things to get even worse.

bakari sellers is back with me, as well. so bakari, i'll give you the first word.ne is going to be the same on the debate stage tonight? >> i think you're going to see a heightened center. bernie sanders has to come out and draw some delineations and be more aggressive. i think he has been more aggressive. i think hillary clinton is going to pivot and start talking about things that excite the base, like donald trump and/or ted cruz. i think there is going to be a third person on the stage tonight for the hillary clinton. and i expect a good debate. a good debate about the issues. i'm looking to see bernie sanders throw the first punch and i'm looking to see hillary clinton counter punch. >> what do you think hillary clinton's strategy needs to be? because she has to win this. i know she's ahead. by a double digits in the polls. but she has to win this. and i think she has to win it big. >> she -- >> she doesn't have to screw it up. she just has to hold the line. she's on the safest of territories, right? this is a closed primary. this is a very diverse in terms of

bakari, you first.esident sparred today with the protesters over the 1994 crime bill and defended his wife use of the word "super predator." take a look. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out into the street to murder other african-american children, maybe you thought they were good citizens, she didn't. she didn't. you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter. tell the truth. you are defending the people who caused young people to go out and take guns. there was a 13-year-old girl in washington, d.c. who was planning her own -- how would you do it? now look at these other ones. look at this. that's not true. >> wow. bakari, that was quite a sight to see a former president mixing it up with protesters like that. what did you think? >> i don't think there's any defense for the usage of the term super predator. i think hillary clinton apologized and said she used it once and moved forward. you saw bill

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. >> and bakari, he has 100% record with the pro-choice community. was saying yes, that is important. and his point about the fact that i think mr. trump has gotten almost $2 billion worth of air time, i mean, every time -- this man sneezes, if he trips, whatever he does, the media is going to cover it. and i think that was senator sanders -- >> andre, i want to ask you about a question about something that i thought was interesting in the trump interview with maureen dowd in "the new york times" this morning. quote, given his -- this is maureen dowd now, not me. given his draconian comments sending women back to back allies, i had to ask, when he was a swinging bachelor in manhattan, was he ever involved with anyone who had an abortion? such an interesting question, trump said. so what's your next question? does that bother you? >> clearly it bothers me. i didn't see the footage, so it's hard for me to respond on it. you know, it's kind of like tweeting these days. you don't really know what somebody is saying till you actually see it. >> it was jus

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and bakari spoke to the delegate math. that's very, very important. there's also momentum math.what we're seeing tonight in the last seven primaries where bernie won six out of seven. if he were to win after winning wisconsin, goes on to win new york and some other northeastern states you bet these superdelegates, because their number one goal is to win the white house. they are going to say, look where the momentum is. look where the enthusiasm is. look who keeps winning delegates and primaries and caucuses. maybe we better take a second look at bernie sanders. it happened in 2008. it could happen in 2016. >> van jones, you've been someone who said all along this healthy debate is good for the democratic party. good to have this discussion out there. is it still good right now if, as you've said, the gloves are off to use a cliche, if bernie sanders is saying hillary clinton should apologize to military members who died in the iraq war? doesn't that leave a mark on the party or on the candidate who ultimately does emerge? >> we are getting into the yellow zone starting to get i

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actually bakari is right, it's a battle for the soul of the country and soul of the democratic party.ys vote for me because otherwise you got a candidate who's a moderate democrat who's been for the death penalty, voted for the iraq war, has been for every trade agreement basically since nafta. someone who is not a progressive even she she's tried to make her -- it's a battle. >> how tough is the upcoming debate going to be on thursday? >> what should be asked is the question of goldman sachs. yesterday goldman sachs was ordered to pay a $5 billion fine, which let's face it, meant they were criminals, they were involved in the mortgage security fiasco which destroyed the economy, cost people millions of job and their pensions. hillary clinton now needs to say, release the transscripts after 67 days and give back every dollar she got for those speaking fees, $225,000, to an organization, to a company that's been convicted. >> we'll see if that comes up in the debate. speaking of the debate, tune in thursday night, cnn democratic debate live from brooklyn. wolf blitzer moderating. late

bakari, i wonder if there's a risk exposing your family to this kind of media attention.e my family up there. my parents would be so embarrassed if we had a fight, es posed family secrets. >> i was sharing this off camera. i think as someone who has run statewide before, someone who has run a race before, candidate's families are completely off limits. i think the one asterisk you may have is hillary and bill clinton because bill is a former president so his record is something that can be talked about. the fact of the matter is, i absolutely adore heidi cruz. i talked to her in the green room. love the kids. i think ivanka trump, i think his wife is great. i have a lot better things to say about these republican spouses than i do about the candidates themselves. >> and the children. >> and the children. i thought one of the best town halls we had, with both candidates, was john kasich and his family. it humanized him, it changed my dynamic and thought about him. so i think the families helped. >> i knew when we saw the girls tonight in the cute yellow dresses and i said,

want to bring in cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny and commentator bakari sellers. it's hard to put your finger on what is the most important but the newest and most different is jeff murckley. >> it's the first sitting senator to endorse bernie sanders. you may wonder what takes so long. he's been in krg for a long time. this is a good endorsement and always good to have but this is just as much about oregon politics. the oregon primary is coming up down the line. what a good way to sort of get on the right side of your progressive voters back home than endorse bernie sanders. being look, it's important as much as any endorsement is. but i think the union endorsement for bernie sanders is much more important here in new york city than a jeff murckley endorsement. >> why? >> because these are actual voters. and when they are actually real union voters, i think that's helpful for him. >> what does hillary clinton say to that? >> i think you have to applaud the sitting senator and applaud bernie sanders for getting those endorsements but i think hillary clinton is in

. >> bakari sweat, to serve as a time capsule for kids of japan to put their dreams in. >> until now, what moon exploration looked like to americans. apollo missions, astronauts, a bit of golf. >> there you go. >> not sports drinks and nascar races but commercializing space means that. it's going to become commercial. >> jim mcdivvet and i. when you see a really creative innovative lander on the moon and you have a close up on it and there's budweiser or nascar or some other advertising symbol and there's a little bit of you know put some ambiguity into the game. >> but he says sponsors are money and private money is the key to developing space and all that comes with it. >> innovation is the secret to the future. that's what will enable my grand kids to look up on the moons and see lights and towns and settlements and cities, who knows. >> that was jake ward reporting. astrobiotics is hoping to seal the deal on its own launch contract this year after it signs on more companies to carry cargo to the moon. the company needs that money of paying the multimill million dollar project cost

my host of cnn political commentators paul -- i don't know what that means, paul begala, bakari sellerslinton, s.e. cupp, amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator ted cruz, this is the abridged version, and amy, a correspondent for "the new york times." i want to play some sound from ted cruz who's continuing to take shots at donald trump. he appeared at a town hall last night on cnn. let's take a listen. >> donald and his team, it's almost like they are subjects in a clinical course in psychology. in the last few weeks, donald's team, roger stone, his chief political advisor, was threatening to out the hotel rooms of delegates who dared to cross trump so they could be intimidated. they're acting like union boss thugs. >> is that a little much or do you kind of agree with it? i'm going with you. >> okay. i don't think that's overstating. i think that the trump campaign from donald down has acted at times like goons. i've been on the receiving end of some of that, but taking myself out, i think any objective look at some of their behavior, you would have to classify a

and he's a former member of the south carolina house of representatives, cnn political commentator, bakariellers. ( cheers and applause ) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag #onightly. yesterday, trump made a speech where he laid out his foreign policy. >> i'd like to talk today about how to develop a new foreign policy direction for our country. one that replaces randomness with purpose, ideology with strategy, and chaos with peace. >> larry: okay. so, so there are some-- some people, some of your people, i would say, felt his tone and demeanor seemed more presidential. i mean, to me it seemed like he was in a fifth grade remedial reading class of prompters or something. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> larry: i would ask, why is the bar set so low for donald trump? >> i think that's unfortunate because i believe when people are presidential, then they haveave lot less sexism air, lot less bigotry, a lot liz racism. but trump embodies all of those things. i don't think his speech was presidential. it was the antithesis of everything

nomiki konst, bakari sellers, thank you so much.e on the stump and they'll have to answer a lot of interesting questions. on the left-hand side of the screen is john kasich campaigning at a diner in philadelphia. ted cruz on the right. where is this campaign rally? is this in indiana? in indiana. okay. so we're going to keep an eye on both of these rallies and be back with much more in the "newsroom." why do so many businesses rely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you

bakari, and nomiki thank you. also hillary clinton and bernie sanders both appear on state of the union with jake tapper this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern here. and thursday night they both, secretary clinton and sanders face off in a cnn democratic debate live from brooklyn. >> much more ahead on your "new day." donald trump makes a surprise visit to the 9/11 museum in new york. it is his first time. and he pulled out his checkbook. was it all politics? also much more coverage on belgium terror. the paris terrorist suspect mohamad abrini claims he's the man with the hat in prosecutors attack. and john kerry is talking terrorism and news. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not t

. >> it energizes the party, bakari. no question about that.s hillary clinton have to cut some special deal with bernie sanders, to give him power at the convention in philadelphia, before bernie sanders stops attacking her? >> no, there are no deals cut. i mean, that's not how the process works. but bernie sanders does have a sizable amount of delegates, there will be battles over platform, democratic platform, bernie sanders will have an opportunity to speak and move his supporters, and at that time, it will be all of us in rally all of us to the cause. at the end of the day, you'll have a stage that has bernie sanders and jane sanders, hillary clinton and bill clinton together, heading into november, and carol, that's a hell of a team. that really is. >> no matter who the nominee is. i agree. >> bakari, ben, thanks to both of you. >>> donald trump will go tell it like it is, to tell it like it is on teleprompter. a more polished candidate, next. ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. g

let's bring in bakari sellers, and charles chamberlain, executive director of democracy for america and a bernie sanders surrogate as well. good morning to both of you. i want to start with charles and the release of senator sanders' taxes yesterday. about $206,000 income compared to $28.3 million for the clintons in that same year. i wonder, without any big, bold headline here from the returns as it relates to sanders' income, why wait so long? why drag this out for as long as he has? >> that's an interesting question. i would argue it's probably less about dragging out and more about getting around to it. when you're campaigning and all over the country, there's a lot of things you're doing. tax day wasn't until the 15th. so getting it done by the deadline is the key. i think what's really awesome about seeing this report is how starkly the contrast is here. bernie sanders made less money last year than hillary clinton made from one single speech to goldman sachs and we know she made a lot more than one speech. over 39 speeches to financial institutions over the last would you mean of

bakari sellers and mark modeler is here. it so, welcome to both of you.rtantly, mark, as well, you testified in the '90s when this crime bill was up for consideration. do you think that the kplins have done enough since then -- clintons have done enough since then? >> i think hillary clinton on the campaign trial has called several times for the end of the era of mass incarceration. i think it's encouraging. i think she acknowledged that both she and her husband as she put it went too far in the crime bill. i think it's unfortunate that it happened but we are in a different moment right now. we need to move on. bill clinton of course has made some contradictory statements. last year he half apologized saying that the crime bill went too far. but last week in his confrontation with the black lives matter group he was more or less giving a vigorous defense of the crime bill, which i think was not really grounded in research or evidence, but nonetheless, that's his current position apparently. >> you know, a bigger picture -- i was reading this opinion piece

cnn political commentators bakari sellers for hillary clinton and amanda carpenter who used to work for good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> amanda, i'm going to start with you. what did you make of the rnc chair and his defense and explanation of those rules? >> with all due respect to the chairman, i think he has to do a better job. it is his job to defend the party and the system that is in place to choose the nominee. i think he's so afraid of choosing sides, he's not forthrightly defending what the party should do. there's two issues, why they have a majority system to pick a nominee at the convention and also the delegates. he should just come out and say, listen, we have a majority standard to ensure that there's consensus in the party. we are going to an election together. we're all going to hold hands and jump behind a nominee. you're not going to do it with a simple plurality. we have the delegate system in place to ensure that the party values are choosing this nominee. yes, the popular vote does inform the delegates' decision-making process, but we're not going to le

on the democratic side, obviously a very big night, bakari, for hillary clinton what needs to happen? >> i think hillary clinton will have a sizable amount of delegates as well. i think that bernie sanders is going to squeak out a victory or have a victory tonight, but the race will go on. this race in the democratic side as maggie was saying earlier is not as much about momentum as it is demographics moving forward. those bode very well for hillary clint clinton. i think one thing john than and myself and bernie sanders and hillary clinton supporters are beginning to tell, if we spr not realized already, by the discussions my friends had on the other side of the table, we're in a battle for the soul of this country and when donald trump comes out with plan you can't take seriously, our side needs to come forward and make sure a democrat is president of the united states. >> the other side is just wacky. 2nd and 4th district in wisconsin, madison and milwaukee, big turnouts tonight will mean a big night for bernie. it will be on the trade issue, bernie sanders opposed bad trade agree

bill preston, bakari sellers, sanders and clinton supporters, respectively.king, gloria borger kayleigh mcanainny, mary katharine ham, and donna brazile. clearly, just little exit polls we've been seeing results does play well for donald trump. the idea of somebody outside the establishment. >> sure. that's what we've been seeing. >> time and time again. >> seeing time and time again in the exit polls. what's interesting what we're seeing in early exit polls is that these seem to be less conservative and less angry republicans as well. we saw angry republicans more so in the south in the early polling now less conservative in the state of new york, as you might also think. one other thing's interesting to me, we look at these early numbers, just like in the state of wisconsin, about 3/4 of the people here believe that if you're really ahead, heading into the convention, you probably ought to get the nomination. some we'll be talking about a lot, i think, in the weeks ahead. >> in sports, play on your home field. the fact that when you get that home-field adva

. >> bakari? >> it's complicated. tonight, i think that the democratic party won.ight to shine. you saw both candidates who had come a long way in the race. it was a substantive debate. i'm proud to be a democrat tonight. >> i think brooklyn won. this crowd tonight was phenomenal. they fed off the energy. i think new yorkers knew hillary clinton before tonight. now they know bernie sanders. i think that makes 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. the

joing us to discuss everything is our cnn political commentator bakari sellers and bernie sanders supportersnders and his vision for america. thank you forring with here. >> let's start with something that happened last night. there was a speaker at this big bernie sanders rally. there was something like 27,000 people. and one of the speakers, dr. paul son. he describes himself as a healthcare activist. and used really over heated language that was profane and there was an excuse as to whether or not it was referring to hillary clinton. let me play it for you. >> i agree with secretary clinton that medicare for all will never happen if we have a president who never asfipires f something greater than the status quo. medicare for all will never happen if we continue to elect corporate democratic whores who are beholden to big pharma and the privacy insurance industry instead of us. >> okay. he said corporate democratic whores, if we continue to elect them. he apologized after that. he said i'm very sorry for using the term whores to refer so some in congress. it was insensitive. then just in t