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here to offer analysis is bill rosenberg political science professor at drexel university. , i i want to start with the democratic side. hillary clinton the big winner here. do you think sanders is still a threat. >> i think mathematically it is very difficult for sanders to be able to become the nominee. i think he will continue in the race and continue to raise issues, many of argued if you took this speech last night given by sanders and clinton you could have substituted the people. they were almost the same. sanders has had a major impact on the clinton campaign. >> it sounded like he had trouble getting african-american voters is that something that he can turnaround. >> i think if you have noticed in the past week or so you have seen a number of high level endorsements by african americans like spike lee, and various other entertainer, black figures in society. the reality is that the southern african-american community seems very much in the camp of hillary clinton. one of the things we have to recognize some of these victories that we're seeing while they are very i

why is that, we're bringing in bill rosenberg from drexel university.. >> good morning. >> what do you believing is hopping? are these people who want to vote for or against trump. >> my hunch is if we look at history, they're probably more likely to be voting against trump. in fact, in the elect with john mi cane, democratics and independents crossed over and voted in the republican primary and voted for mccane. >> who do you think many of these people who are democratics initially are going to be able to vote in the primary and presumably can switch back. who do you think they're going to be voting for? is this a protest vote where they will go with kasich? cruz? what do you believe. >> i think that it's not clear. i haven't seen any good research that shows this. but i would assume that it's going to include people that are going to go and vote for both candidates. it doesn't sound like it's a coordinated effort. there's been no leak of a story of major effort. but the reality we have this slide toward trump winning the nomination. republican in gene