amy: jess mcintosh? >> i disagree.here's a reason why bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are going to be on station night, why are campaigns are coming together to not only does he donald trump, but do exciting things that put family first for a change in the country. there's a lot to talk about in terms of the democratic platform. i think we will talk about the economy, national security, learn more about hillary clinton. as much as she is saturated politics for as long as i've been paying attention to politics, there's a lot about her biography that people don't know. her motivations and what drives her and the early fights of her life. i think we will your a lot abobt that from her friends and family and the people she has helped along the way. this is an incredible woman. coming from the feminist wing of the progressive movement, i want to celebrate that, too. we're nominating a woman for president for the first time. i think we have devalued people who put women and families center in a platform in the progressiv

joining us is jeff mcintosh, director of communications outreach for hillary clinton's campaign. jess thanks for being here. we learned this from manu raju, there are talks under way to have sanders formally nominate her. can you walk us through the process. what's going on? >> i'm learning as you are. it's really exciting. i think there's been a nice coming together between the campaign infrastructures in the last couple days. the truth is we agree on 99% of the democratic platform. i think bernie sanders' contribution to democratic politics this year can't be overstated. we have the most progressive party platform in history, and hillary clinton is going to be running as one of the most progressive nominees we've ever had. the campaigns are working closely together. you saw jeff weaver come out and say nice stuff with that. everyone seems happy with the dnc chair move. i'm not in those rooms, but i would be thrilled to see it. >> 99% agreement. we heard dan pfeiffer say 9.5% of bernie sanders supporters are behind hillary clinton. that may be so, but there's this .5% that's awfully