>> right. >> i'm sure you saw that with howard wolfson. i brought up the michael bloomberg thing. when we're dealing with two candidates as unpopular as the prumpative nominees are -- i won't say it yet, as hillary clinton and donald trump, the voters are screaming for another choice. and no one's, the system is not providing it for them. >> it's a big problem with the system. which is why bernie sanders is providing that to them. we got to be doing better than that. it cries out for another party or one of these parties being completely redone. >> as demoralized as you and i can be about our current political system, if it wasn't for you covering politics, what would your relationship be with your son today? >> that's interesting. i never thought of that. in a way, it might be closer, because i would have spent more time with him and the family. politics took me away a lot. i've had a great career, a lot of traveling around. but without politics and the ability to be -- first of all, make enough of a living where i could have my son diagnosed with autism and get him the support t

here to talk more, kim alfano and howard wolfson. former communications director for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign -- lady, gentleman, thank you for being here. kim, we have not had you on in a while. what is your view? >> last time i had terrible predictions. john: what is your view of donald j trump, billionaire politician? >> i will get roundly abused on twitter and on the internet but i have to say he is masterful. he has done, i think, the last cycle we got into this it was politics of the news cycle. now i think it is politics of the tweet. and no one does it better than him. he can say something outrageous one day and look you in the eyes and say, i never said that. or say something more salacious and get you moved off it. john: are you impressed by donald trump as a new york politician? >> very much so. i think both of the candidates who will win today are going to win because they are real new yorkers. whatever you think of them. and because they have real familiarity with the news cycle and the press corps here. they both

mark: we will be right back with howard wolfson after this. ♪ >> a lot of speculation in the changesngtaff made in the campaign. what is your take on those? >> i think it is a natural evolution. you have to transition to the general. we have a pretty clearly. that transition is going to be great. mark: are the new people being brought in to take over? >> they are brought in to do specific tasks. i think it is going to be very important to the campaign and the evolution of the campaign. mark: who's running the campaign? >> my father. my father is always running it. mark: that was donald trump jr., talking over some beeping car -- talking earlier about reports of a campaign shakeup intention and trump land. here to talk more, kim alfano and howard wilson. and former communications director for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign, lady, gentlemen, thank you for being here. kim, we have not had yuan in a while. what is your view? >> last time i had terrible predictions. john: what is your view of donald j trump, billionaire politician? i will get roundly abused on twitter and on the internet

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here is howard wolfson, the former deputy of new york city, and the former communications director forlary clinton's campaign. the great margaret talv, senior white house reporter. howard, only because you're here, i just ask you this question. what do you make of this moment where we stand in the democratic race, having some experience with long, bitter nomination fights. >> people are tired and people are getting bitter, and tensions are beginning to manifest them self in the day-to-day back and forth. i think at the end of the day, hillary clinton will be the nominee. she will not need super delegates to become the nominee. we know in the process, it is very difficult for the person in second place to catch up, once they fall behind. we have no winner take all on the democratic side. but the campaign will likely go forward. bernie sanders is going to win more states. he is going to collect more money and i assume he'll going to california. hopefully, at some point, the two sides begin to ratchet down. in '08, there was a point in which we had come to some conclusion that we are unli

. >> howard wolfson, democratic strategist, former deputy mayor of new york city and former communications director for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign. i'm sure you were listening into our conversation here. bernie sanders has said this this morning, that senator sanders -- that hillary clinton is afraid that she's going to be disappointed. he says they're feeling very good. there's a large voter turnout despite some of the impedestrian minut -- impediments and despite these allegations working in concert with the dnc. what's your response? >> i think there's a question about just how much earth the sanders campaign wants to scorch in a heretofor losing effort. at some point this process will conclude. if it goes how it has gone, secretary clinton will be the nominee and then it will be incumbent upon everyone involved in the process on the democratic side to come back together and to support her candidacy. when i worked for then senator clinton in 2008, there was a point at which it became clear that then senator obama was going to be the nominee and it was incumbent upon all of us to su

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