his name is brian sanders. he is 33 years old. he talked to cnn and he said he was there, and i can tell you, quote, the reason i went to protest the rally is because of the racism and view of women and his lies. he felt like that was statement he needed to make. as he was led away by law enforcement he was sucker punch bid another man at that rally. who, you know, who was later arrested for misdemeanor assault. if you watch that video, can you see behind brian sanders, man in the american flag shirt, there was also someone looking like they were being led away with a kkk cape on. brian sanders saying i don't know who that was. i have taken a lot of flak as if we were together. i don't know who that person is. that person and their intention is still an open question, fred. >> we know a lot will have to be, i guess, addressed as pertaining to the donald trump campaign. so let's talk about someone else on the gop, john kasich. he is ignoring the suggestion that is made that he should focus on the east while ted cruz should focus on

the protester's name is brian sanders. he tells me his only thought when it was happening was to protect his head. he feared for his life, but he said when it was all said and done, it was worth it. >> the anger is palpable. violence, it seemed, now inevitable. scores of protesters at every donald trump rally. >> there's a disgusting guy, puts a ku klux klan hat on. >> in tucson, one protester in a white hood led out behind another, brian sanders, who was attacked by a man in the crowd, repeatedly punched and kicked. >> what's going through your mind? >> protect your head. what was going through my mind was put your arms over your head. because this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked, right? i just got beat in the middle of a political rally in america, right? >> this is trump's campaign manager, looked more like a bouncer at the rally, grabbing the collar of one protester. another man pulling the young man back. the front-runner, mea

that protester, brian sanders, spoke with nbc's jacob rascone. >> because this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: it is this video raising even more questions. trump's campaign manager, appears to grab the collar of another protester yanked away by a member of trump's private security. today trump strongly defending him. >> security at the arena, the police were alittle bit lax. area that were horrendous. i will give him credit. >> reporter: last week, a reporter from breitbart, filed a complaint accusing him off salt. he has not been charged. the long time gop rop atiff took a break to work as a new hampshire state police officer. >> it is very unusual. unprecedented for a campaign manager to be out in the crowd being involved in security. >> ted cruz campaigning in arizona. >> there is now only one campaign in a position to beat donald trump and win the republican nomination. polls show he trails trump there but leads in utah getting unlikely support from the so-called establishme

we did though get ahold of the protesters, brian sanders, who was beat up. he went to the protest alone. he says he was not with the woman who had the kkk hat on. we tried to reach her and were not able to. it is not an unreasonable thought to think that this trump supporter did see the kkk hat and attacked for that reason. again, brian sanders, the protesters who was beat up said he had nothing to do with that woman. he went alone. his neighbor told us the same thing, that he did go alone and he wouldn't have put that on and done anything like that. but we don't know really what the trump supporter was thinking. he snapped obviously and it's not unreasonable to think that it might have had something to do with that hat. especially because donald trump mentioned that on the stage. >> jacob, the other point about the campaign making physical contact, they deny? >> they sidestepped it saying the person who pulled the protester was somebody else. if you look at the video closely and repeatedly, that's also not an unreasonable thing to say because it does look l

a violent meeting at a trump rally in tucson all caught on brian sanders, the protester was punched and kicked. prusotesting developers against minority among other things. those will be the topics discussed on "meet the press" following our broadcast. >>> happening today, air force one will touchdown in cuba this afternoon. president obama embarks on an historic visit. media outlets setting up to cover the first visit in 88 years. cuba announced a virtual shutdown of havana during the stay. the president expected to addrver human rights issues when he sits down with raul castro. >>> the most wanted man in the world is now talking to investigators about the deadly attacks in paris. saleh abdeslam said he planned to take part in the bomb fg of the, occer stadium but he backed t. abdeslam was c tured in brussels on friday. he's now fighting extradition to those terror attacks that killed 130 people. >> i can tell you that he's cooperating with the belgian justice and he'll refuse the extradition to france. >> belgian authorities charged the 26-year-old with participation in terrorist murd

>> brian sanders says the republican presidential front-runner is associating himself with violent extremist people who are willing to go to any lengths to get him nominated. >>> anger surrounding donald trump's campaign is now impacting his family. sources tell nbc news trump's sister, maryanne trump barry, received a death threat. she's a judge in philadelphia. authorities say she got a threatening letter last week, the day after one of donald trump's sons received an envelope with white powder inside, which turned out to be harmless. meanwhile john kasich says under no circumstances would he consider becoming a vice presidential candidate if he doesn't win the gop nomination. the ohio governor made those remarks in an interview for nbc "meet the press" set to air later this morning. kasich remains a long shot to win the republican presidential nomination. >>> this morning we're hearing from a good samaritan who rescued a driver just moments before his car burst into flames here in camden county. shaw was driving along new brooklyn aerial road in winslow township when the car hit a tree. s

that protester, brian sanders, spoke with nbc's jacob rascon. >> this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: but it's this video that's raising even more questions. trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowski appears to grab the collar of another protester who's yanked away by a member of trump's private security. trump strongly defending him. >> security at the arena, the police were a little bit lax. and he had signs, they had signs up in that area that were horrendous. i will give him credit. >> reporter: last week a reporter from the conservative website breitbart filed a police complaint accusing lewandowski of assault. but he's not been charged. the longtime gop operative once took a break from politics to work as a new hampshire state police officer. >> it's very unusual. unprecedented for a campaign manager to be out in the crowd, being involved in security. >> trump had more to say yesterday, condemning his media coverage. >> we don't condone violence. but why aren't they showin

that protester, brian sanders, spoke with nbc's jacob rascon. >> this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. >> reporter: but it's this video that's raising even more questions. trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowski, appears to grab the collar of another protester who is yanked away by a member of trump's private security. trump strongly defending him. >> security at the arena, the police were a little bit lax, and he had signs, they had signs up in that area that were horrendous. i will give him credit. >> reporter: last week a reporter from the conservative website breitbart filed a police complaint accusing lewandowski of assault. but he's not been charged. the longtime gop operative once took a break from politics to work as a new hampshire state police officer. >> it's very unusual, unprecedented for a campaign manager to be out in the crowd, being involved in security. >> reporter: ted cruz campaigning in arizona. >> there is now hopefully one campaign in a position to beat donald trump a

brian sanders was kicked and punched by a man in the audience. you can see the video here. trump has come under fire for a number of heated incidents. listen to what sanders has to say about the latest incident. >> i was at the rally to protest what i see is donald trump's use of violent rhetoric, looking to divide us on ethnic, religious and social lines. i think donald trump is trying to create a million little americas, all of us fighting each other. i don't want that. i like america as one big, crazy, motelling pot place. >> and police say the other man for assault. he is an aggravator, sanders say, trying to derail his campaign. >>> well, donald trump says in the past it is best to be neutral on israel-palestinian but during a speech at the group's conference this was said -- >> we, we need steady hands, not a president that says he is newt central on wednesday, pro- israel on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything is negotiatable. >> that by hillary clinton. well, hundreds of people are expected to protest trump's speech

. >> reporter: in tucson, one protester in a white hood led out behind another, brian sanders attacked by a man in the crowd, repeatedly punched and kicked. what is going through your mind? what was going through my mind was, put your arms over your head because this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i almost got my [ bleep ] kicked. i just got beat in the middle of a political rally in america, right. >> reporter: this is trump's campaign manager, looking more like a bouncer at the rally, grabbing the collar of one protester. another man pulling the young man back. the front-runner meanwhile hoping his tough talk on immigration resonates. >> you know, this country has a big, big problem with illegal immigration. >> reporter: a key issue in arizona where sheriff joe arpaio and governor jan brewer rallied with him. last ditch efforts to stop trump growing desperate. millions in ad money against him in utah and beyond. and reports of a 100 day stop trump campaign led by the ever unpopular establishment, whose >> republicans are

>> brian sanders says the republican presidential front-runner is associating extremist people who are willing to go to any lengths to get him nominated. >>> anger surrounding donald trump's campaign is now impacting his family. sources tell nbc news trump's sister, maryanne trump barry received a death threat. barry is a federal judge in philadelphia. authorities say she got a threatening letter last week, the day after one of donald trump's sons received an envelope with white powder inside, which turned out to be harmless. meanwhile john kasich says under no circumstances would he consider becoming a vice presidential candidate if he doesn't win the gop nomination. the ohio governor made those remarks in an interview with nbc "meet the press" set to air later this morning. kasich remains a long shot to win the republican presidential nomination. >>> this morning we are hearing from a good samaritan who rescued a driver just moments before his car burst into flames in camden county. shaw was driving along new brooklyn aerial road in winslow township when the car hit a tree. shaw saw

>> brian sanders says the republican presidential front-runner is associating extremist people who are willing to go to any lengths to get him nominated. >>> anger surrounding donald trump's campaign is now impacting his family. sources tell nbc news trump's sister, maryanne trump barry received a death threat. barry is a federal judge in philadelphia. authorities say she got a threatening letter last week, the day after one of donald trump's sons received an envelope with white powder inside, which turned out to be harmless. meanwhile john kasich says under no circumstances would he consider becoming a vice presidential candidate if he doesn't win the gop nomination. the ohio governor made those remarks in an interview with nbc "meet the press" set to air later this morning. kasich remains a long shot to win the republican presidential nomination. >>> also coming up on "meet the press," exclusive harry reid and mitch mcconnell discusses supreme court nominee merrick garland. that's this morning at 10:00 this morning on nbc 10. >>> well, today is round two as both villanova and st. joe

>> brian sanders says the republican presidential front-runner is associating himself with violent treatmentist people who are willing to go to any lengths to get him nominated. >>> anger surrounding donald trump's campaign is now impacting his family. sources tell nbc news trump's sister, marianne trump barry received a death threat. she's a judge in philadelphia. authorities say she got a threatening letter last week, the day after one of donald trump's sons received an envelope with white powder inside, which turned out to be harmless. meanwhile john kasich says under no circumstances would he consider becoming a vice presidential candidate if he doesn't win the gop nomination. the ohio governor made those remarks in an interview with nbc "meet the press" set to air later this morning. kasich remains a long shot to win the republican presidential nomination. also coming up on "meet the press," exclusive senate leaders harry reid and mitch mcconnell will discuss president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland. that's this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> 6:05 right now, new

brian sanders says a trump supporter kicked and punched him while he was being escorted out. he says he spent the night in an area hospital. the suspected attacker is facing misdemeanor assault charges. >>> just one day later, senator ted cruz made a last- minute campaign stop in the state. he denounced violence at trump's campaign events and urgeth voters to cast their ballots tomorrow. >> so if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee, if a don't want to see hillary clinton as the president, then i ask every one of you to come out tuesday and vote for me 10 times. [ laughter ] >>> after tomorrow, several candidates head to washington state. the saturday caucus there has more than 100 delegate votes at stake. will meet with cuban president raul castro at the palace of the revolution. >> president president obama is the first sitting u.s. president to step foot in cuba in 90 years he landed yesterday, but the cheers were also met with controversy over who was not there to greet him. >> the historic first moments a u.s. president arrives in cuba for the first time in

>> in the trump supporter who beat up brian sanders was charged with misdemeanor assault and injury. donald trump is ahead here in arizona and expected to win, but the grass roots efforts you have seen, the rallies here in tucson and phoenix and salt lake city are growing more organized and bold and urgent. >> that was a brutal beating. that guy did not let up. punch after punch. it was hard to watch. bernie sanders will be campaigning across washington state following saturday's press conference. going to casey hunt in seattle following the campaign. sanders has a steep hill to climb to win the nomination. are the caucuses and primaries more favorable than the previous contests? >> alex, good afternoon. you have that right or at least that's the perception with bernie sanders campaign and supporters here in washington state. he is expected to win the caucus here. this is kind of the center of bernie sanders support in the u.s., if you will. seattle where we are is the site of the most per capita donations to bernie sanders. he talked about this with reporters while campaigning in ar

. >> brian sanders was the man assaulted. he spoke to nbc news about the ordeal and his opinion about trump's campaign and potential presidency. >> donald trump is perfectly welcome to go ahead and run for president. what he's not welcome to do is to suggest that everybody who opposes him should be violently attacked, that he should be handed the presidency outside of the rules of his own party. >> police also made arrests outside an earlier event near scottsdale. protesters blocked the road leading to the rally with signs and cars. some people even chained themselves to vehicles. >>> now a developing story overseas. authorities in belgium are still guarding the building where paris terror attack suspect salah abdeslam was captured friday. he was moved from a hospital to a high-security prison yesterday. he was shot in the leg during a raid that led to his arrest. he's now talking with investigators. abdeslam admits he drove some attackers to paris back in november. he says he poland on blowing himself up -- planned on blowin

they're not responding to what happened physically to that man, brian sanders, who we ended up talkings was the most violent incident we have ever seeb, really, at a campaign rally for donald trump. this man was sucker punched. the video shows, and then he was beat on the ground, kicked and punched repeatedly. we talked to him afterward, and he said it was worth it to him, but he did fear for his life. he said he only thought about covering his head. now, this comes at the end of a weekend with more organized and bold protests than we have ever seen beyond chicago. and in fact, some of the protesters in arizona and in salt lake city friday night, mentioned chicago, that they felt inspired and emboldened by what happens there. they really thought, many of them, that they could shut down the rallies. near phoenix, as you mentioned, we had dozens of protesters who had been prepared for days, who had a very elaborate plan to stop traffic. they had three layers of cars, they planned on getting their cars towed. they even cabled themselves, a few people, to some of those cars. and in the end

. >> reporter: in tucson one protester in a white hood led out behind another brian sanders who was attackedin the crowd repeatedly punched and kicked. >> what's going through your mind? >> protect your head. what was going through my mind was put your arms over your head, because this political movement has gotten to the point where you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. all right? i just got beat in the middle of a political rally in america, all right? >> reporter: this is trump's campaign manager looked more like a bouncer at the rally, grabbing the collar of one protesters. another man pulling the young man back. the front-runner meanwhile hoping his tough talk on immigration resonates. >> you know, this country has a big, big problem with illegal immigration. >> reporter: a key issue in arizona, where sheriff joe arpaio and governor jan brewer rallied with him. last-ditch efforts to stop trump growing desperate. millions in ad money against him in utah and beyond. and reports of a 100-day stop trump campaign led by the ever unpopular establishment.

brian sanders suffered a bruised jaw and bruised rib cage after a trump supporter landed a series ofer the weekend. he is wearing the american flag shirt and being escorted out by security. you see his alleged attacker, tony petway, throw brutal punches to sanders jaw and begins kicking him in the ribs. petway appears to be stomping on sanders eventually. you will see it in just a minute. this is in slow motion. petway is charged with assault. the attack on sanders was the culmination of a very tense day filled with protests against mr. trump. he joins me now live. welcome. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. >> how are you doing, though? >> the media circus has been intense. the physical pain has been kind of annoying consistently but other than that i'm just here to talk to you about what i see as donald trump's attempts to divide us. >> if security had not pulled off your attacker what coo you think would have happened? >> probably not for me to speculate. i think anyone can see that the level of violence that occurred that day could have gotten much worse real quickly. if

the protester, brian sanders, was punched and kicked as he was being escorted out of building. police handcuffed the attack f, charged him with assault. sanders did not appear to be seriously injured spoke to nbc news. >>> donald trump is perfectly welcome to run for president. what he's not welcome to do is to suggest that anybody w opposes him should be violently attacked. that he should be handed the presidency otsmside of the rules of his own party. this is sounding like 1933 up in here. >> earlier in the day, trump spoke to thousands in scottsdale. protesters blocking the road their cars in the middle of the st sreet. >> donald trump go away. >> thousands marched on fifth avenue yesterday pfotesting the -- against minorities amongst other things. >>> john kasich says he won't be anybody's running mate. he made the comments to chuck todd in an interview that will air later this morning on "meet the press." you can see that following our 10:00 a.m. broadcast. >>> lots more to come. a driver steals the cab of a tractor-trailer and leads police on a crazy ride. >>> plus, parent

brian moore. >> reporter: bernie sanders is defyingay sayers reportedly, including president obama himself, who believe it is time for democrats to close ranks behind hillary clinton. >> we have a path toward victory that goes right through idaho. >> reporter: he hopes a western win streak will change his fortunes at the democratic convention in july. >> we think some of these super delegates who have suprted hillary clinton can come over to us. >> reporter: some hand-wringing republicans are looking for options to unsee their frontrunner, donald trump. >> the best way to do it is to get a unity ticket. >> reporter: former candidates and fellow senators lindsey graham and marco rubio have voiced support for ted cruz, but stoppe short of endorsing him. mitt romney is voting for cruz saying on facebook, that cruz victories are the only hope for keepii the convention open. john kasich refuses to step aside, hoping more wins will make him the consensus candidate. cruz turned his focus to next week's big prize, arizona. he has one eye on the border and another on a threshold. if any candidate claims

sanders? >> it's really interesting, brian, because as you know, bernie sanders is the first jewish person evero win a u.s. presidential primary for a major party. he did that -- he crossed that threshold when he won in new hampshire. and they almost flew under the radar. it was almost something that went unnoticed. . and in many ways, people don't immediately associate bernie sanders with the pro-israel movement. and in fact, over the course of many, many years, in public life, sanders has often expressed sympathy for the palestinian cause. he has, on occasion, said some things that have raised some flags among pro-israel commentators, if you will, when he was talking earlier this campaign season about who advises him, naming jim zogby, among others. some people who maybe gave some pause to pro-israel advocates. but sanders, himself, does have a very deeply personal tie to his faith and he talks about frequently his own family's struggles in the holocaust. he talked about a little bit with our own chris hayes earlier today about his personal connection to this. >> being jewish, what has been m

. >> reporter: sanders is counting on a win in wisconsin's primary next week to stop clinton's momentum. brian webb for cbs news. >> and sanders has next month's primaries in mind, as well. he is campaigning in pennsylvania and new york today hoping to sway democrats before upcoming contests. >>> they are picking up the pieces in tulsa, oklahoma this morning. a tornado ripped through the area yesterday. take a look. the twister hit various parts of the city. 7 people were injured. homes were damaged. and many are still without power. and because he is a meteorologist, but a mother first, she is going to be visiting an oklahoma soon they are weekend so you have a tough sledding. >> i'm leaving tomorrow. it was a year ago when i did the same road trip and because of the severe thunderstorms and the tornadoes we were down, our plane went down -- well, we made a safe landing but they downed us in san antonio. then i had to rent a r and drive nine hours to norman, oklahoma and watching the tornadoes and the thunderstorms the whole way. i got a lesson in weather that weekend. and the national weathe

this morning clinton has 202 more delegates compared to sanders. >> brian: donald trump won 7 of the 11 super tuesday states. ted cruz won texas and oklahoma and alaska. marco rubio got his first primary win in minnesota. one all the delegates are divvied up, trump has a commanded lead over the rest of the field. as for our governor john kasich, donald trump beat him by a few hundred votes in vermont. that's the only state where kasich made a serious push on super tuesday. there's talk among political analysts suggesting kasich should drop out. in about 30 minutes from now we hear governor kasich on his plans moving forward. >> tia: donald trump is denying any involvement in the removal state in georgia. the va dos at that police chief says trump's security made the call to remove them from the gym. >> we weren't even protesters. we were just students coming together to see what donald trump had to say. >> we got asked by security to leave the premises. we were confused on why we were leaving because not only were we just standing there listening, we had done inning nothing. >> tia:

that protester, brian sanders, spoke with nbc's jacob rascon. >> this political movement has got on there you may get beat to death inside of a rally. i just got my [ bleep ] kicked. >> it's this video raising even more questions. trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski appears to grab the collar of another protester who's ranked away by a member of trump's private security. trump strongly defending him. >> security at the arena, the police were a little bit lax and he had signs, that i had signs up in that area that were horrendous. i will give him credit. >> last week, a reporter from the conservative web site breitbart filed a police complaint accusing lewandowski of assault, but he's not been charged. the long-time gop operative once took a break from politics to work as a new hampshire state police officer. >> it's very unusual, unprecedented for a campaign manager to be out in the crowd being involved in security. >> and trump had more to say yesterday, condemning his media coverage. >> we don't condone violence but why aren't they showing the klan outfit walking up the stairs?

if sanders can pull something out there, they might be able to have a little more hope. brian? >> kasie hunt at the sanders event in san diego. >> we have some determative information here. we don't know who is going to win in idaho or utah on the democratic side and even if we could forecast those victories, i'm not sure what we know about what that means about the delegate count at the end of the night. none of these are winner takes all. steve kornacki has more. >> let's show you what bernie sanders is up against. kasie was talking about it a minute ago. this is a the delegate scoreboard in the democratic race. the superdelegates, the elected officials, they automatically vote right now. they say they are for hillary clinton. the sanders theory has been, if he could ever get ahead of her with the allocated delegates, the ones giving out in these primaries and caucuses, then these superdelegates will be forced to come around. she comes into tonight ahead by 302 allocated or pledged delegates. so she just won arizona. tonight, there are 75 delegates up for grabs in arizona. so

sanders is expected to take the statement in mere moments. he is expected to cover a broad array of topics including college affordability and immigration reform. brian schrader live at the rally with what supporters have to say about sanders. >> reporter: about 2300 people can sit inside of memorial auditorium and there are more than that here. we can show you the overflow crowd. hundreds of people out here on the plaza in front of memorial auditorium at the duke energy center for the performing arts. just a few minutes ago, a representative from the campaign came out and said to stand out here over to the side and that apparently bernie sanders would come out and make an address to the overflow crowd here. secret service went down the front of the line there. front row checking everybody with hand held metal detectors. they are waiting to see what happens. they have a microphone set up there. not sure when the candidate is address the overflow crowd. certainly everyone inside is ready for that rally to begin. let's show you some video taken about 10:30 this morning. people standing here waiting for the doors to open. many people got here in the mid

bernie sanders was on his way into an event, and i'm presuming it was press inquiries that caused him to stop and give a short statement. what else has he done tonight, kasie? >> reporter: hey, brian. well, for those of you who have covered campaigns before, you will recognize the scene behind me, which is the sanders campaign at the hotel bar watching cable networks and cheering because michigan was just called for him. i had the chance to speak with bernie sanders about what had gone on in michigan right before that call was made. take a listen what he had to say, keeping in mind this happened before we officially knew this projection, that he had won michigan. >> i want to thank the people of michigan. it is a fantastic night. the polls had us down by 20, 25 points a week ago, and it looks like we'll either win or it will be very, very close tonight. and i think the issues that we focused on are the issues that are a concern for the working families of michigan, and that is the fact that ordinary people in michigan and around this country are working longer hours at lower wages, and they're tired of seeing all of the income and wealth on the top 1%. if there is anybody in this

it wasn't as predominant as it is now. >> yeah, thank you brian. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sandersbate each other on sunday. they're putting the global economy at the center of their pitch to democrats. hillary clinton will make a policy speech today in detroit on removing economic barriers were families giving her a chance to respond to bernie sanders who has accused her of supporting trade deals that have been a disaster for workers. the democrats focus on manufacturing job and trade policy and that's the backdrop for michigan's primary on march 8 and a week later in ohio, illinois and missouri. >>> new security cameras helping investigators to identify people involve at a santa clara jail. the fight triggered a lock down at the jail. deputies broke up the fight using pepper spray. >> looks like one inmate brushed up against another and the fight was on. you see a lot of fistfighting going on. we can see who was the aggressor and who was involved in the fight. >> the fight happened a day after the sheriff installed a dozen security cameras in the jail. sheriff lur ri laura smith

brian, let's start with you, bernie sanders seemed to have a bit of a swagger tonight after that we in michigan. but the talking points were still the same. did anything stand out to you tonight? are you ready to declare either one a winner? >> no. i think it was an excellent debate. it is in marked contrast between the substance that your hearing in the democratic debates and the republican debates. maybe hillary by a little bit tonight, but practically, that even. on that subject of immigration, and the pledge to both candidates making tonight, much different than what you're going to get from the republicans. and a huge dividing line between those two parties. >> james -- bernie sanders is way behind in florida. did he help himself at all? did he build at all on the momentum from winning that upset when? >> i don't know if he can help himself that much in florida. the demographics in florida are more centered to hillary and southern votes in general. i think bernie again is definitely on the right path. he is definitely shocking the political world with his own expected victory in m