the pro clinton super p.a.c. out there are holding back $70 million to use after the democratic convention to election day presumably if he becomes the nominee to go after donald trump. >> which is stunning. as you point out he does things differently and it isn't -- people watching okay he does things differently. he gets free media. not just free media. he does do ads. he does it differently. >> he does. he does some official ads. but he also is just a whole lot better than really anyone out there in grabbing headlines and using social media to spread his word. take a look at this. [ barking like a dog ] >> really that's from instagram and one of those captivating things that people will share over and over again. overall spending look at this. this is shock. think about where he is in the delegate race and look at the money he's been spending compared to the other big candidates. sanders $41 million. clinton 31.6 million. cruz 17.5 million. and trump according to the records, only $9.5 million spent on apds. m

clinton. he also doesn't have a super p.a.c. behind him. the clinton super pack priorities usa reported bringing in more than $11.7 million in march and in total more than $67 million this election. >> secretary clinton is doing it the way the vast majority of politicians have done it, she's established a number of super p.a.c.s and in the last filing period her major super p.a.c. reported $25 million from special interests including $15 million from wall street. >> on the republican side donald trump who is self-funding his campaign and does not have a sirp p.a.c. raised only dollars 2.7 million far behind ted cruz and john kasich. trump did however, write his campaign an $11.5 million check in march the largest loan he's given himself this election. >> you have companies and china itself and they all have these powerful lobbyists in washington and the senators and the congressmen don't do anything. i'm self-funding my campaign, folks. >> reporter: my football coach used to say wins doesn't come cheap but when it comes to politics losing do

clinton has chosen to raise her money a different way. she has not just one but a number of super p.a.c.s. last reporting period her super p.a.c. listed $25 million from special interest. $15 million from wall street alone. crowd: boo! senator sanders: but it is not just super p.a.c.s giving her substantial sums of money. it is the fact that today she is -- has reported as youal know to give speeches before was -- as you-all know to give speeches before wall street for $225,000 a speech. now, if you give a speech for $225,000, must be a pretty damn good speech. must be a brilliant and insightful speech analyzing all of the world's problems. must be a speech written in shakespearean prose, and that is why i believe that secretary clinton should share that speech with all of us. cheers and applause] senator sanders: but it is not just how we raise our money, it is the major foreign policy issue of our time where we disagree. in 2002, secretary clinton, who was then in the senate, and i, who was in the house, we heard the same evidence from george bush and dick cheney about whether or not we should go to war in iraq. i listened ve