ron edwards is an attorney and undecided voter and took part in the town hall. he is joining us now from des moines. ron, you asked bernie sanders a question about gridlock here in washington. let me play that exchange. >> as president what specifically would you do to overcome the resistance, cure the gridlock, and garner the necessary support to implement your initiatives and actually get something done in washington? >> good question. sfroo let me answer it if i might in two ways. i am probably the most progressive member in the u.s. senate, but i have over the years not only in the senate but in the house worked with republicans when there was common ground. in the house. i have more amendments passed on the house working with republicans than anyone else. >> i wasn't really satisfied with the answer. the reason is i think it was more of a leadership question. the american public is really sick and tired of being sick and tired. the process is not working for them. americans recognize that. we need leadership that will come in, understand the differences, be

alexis and ellena and ron edwards. good to see you all.t all the new found popularity. getting additional follows. what did you think of the forum and how your question got addressed? >> i thought it was extremely beneficial the way sanders addressed the question. he mentioned campaign finance reform and minimum wage, raising to $15 an hour. i think hearing those and how you would apply those to fight for women's rights was very beneficial to my understanding how he would be fighting for women's rights. >> you said you had the lean toward clinton last night. >> yes. >> did you move to #feeltheburn. >> i was stunned at first. i think i will have to do a lot more research and look a little more in depth at the facts for both hillary and bernie as the week moves towards caucusing. >> sometimes, elena, it makes it more difficult. how about for you last night. what did you feel you picked up with clinton last night. you gave her a little bump in the nose with a few questions. >> well, i don't think she fully addressed my question. i like the po