bernie sanders is the opposite. it is not that he either listens to the democratic establishment or dictates to them. they don't fear them. the candidate they preferred is winning, is going to win. there is no debt on either side of the negotiations and he doesn't fear them. that is the issue. and why would he? what is he going to do? >> at the end of the day, will he say to the supporters, we are part of the democratic party, our home is the democratic party, we must make the democratic party more welcoming to us and more to our liking, but this is where we live. does he say that at the end of the day? that, i think, absolutely, after nevada and after the fight that happened over nevada today, is a hugely open question. >> i think if she loses, we'll look back at this period, these couple of weeks when the most damage was inflicted upon her. week after week of humiliating loss and the commentary about how bernie sanders doesn't care about the democratic party, well, listen to trump echo every nasty thing bernie san

and the sanders campaign and senator sanders himself should not only outright condemn that specific conduct, but they also need to take steps to prevent it and make sure that they're supporters understand that the most important and correct way to respond to any frustration they have over process is to be civil and orderly. not respond with violence and intimidation. and that needs to be unequivocally condemned, and unfortunately, it has not unequivocally condemned. >> have you reached out directly to bernie sanders to talk to him about your concerns? >> i have not. we have communicated through our senior staff, and that is -- i sent a statement and senator reid and others have spoken directly with senator sanders. i think it should be pretty clear to anybody that violence and intimidation is never acceptable and it should be condemned. and there are no if's, and's, or but's about it. >> why not make a phone call to senator sanders and tell him exactly what you just told us? >> you know, after i heard that senator reid, leader reid had had a conversation with senator sanders and he publicly

sanders: think back. think back 100, 120 years ago, when workers in this country were forced to work seven days a week, 14 hours a day. they had no rights on the job. think about the children, 10, 11 years of age, losing fingers in factories. [booing] sen. sanders: and what the working people of this country said. sorry, we are human beings, we are not beasts of burden. we are going to form trade unions and negotiate contracts. [cheering and applause] sen. sanders: and i thank the trade union movement for creating the american middle class. [cheering and applause] sen. sanders: think about 150 years ago, in the midst of the abomination of slavery. there were african americans and their allies who were prepared to go to jail to get beaten, to get lynched. who stood up and said, that they -- the day will come in this country when we will end racism and bigotry and segregation. [cheering and applause] sen. sanders: and over the years, millions of people were engaged in that struggle. think about where we wer

bernie sanders taking oregon. the headline is all about bernie sanders defiant statement last night in the question of whether the democratic party will be able to unite for the general election. just moments ago on this show we heard from jeff weaver, the sanders campaign manager. he struck a more conciliatory tone stressing that the dispute between the democratic party and sanders campaign was more personal between democratic national chair debbie wasserman schultz and their campaign and state of nevada. and the sanders campaign stressing that bernie sanders would be behind hillary clinton and opposed to donald trump in the general election. donald trump this morning all over twitter trying to coax bernie sanders supporters to his side saying the democratic process rigged against sanders saying sanders voters basically should give him a look. let's talk about what we heard from bernie sanders and what we heard from the two campaigns with our panel. we have with us jeff greenfield, contributor with politico. jeff

a sanders rally in california. have live coverage of that when he starts speaking. let's go to anderson cooper right now for more. it's going back and forth but hillary clinton is slightly ahead. >> 84% of the vote has been counted. it's too close to call at this point. hillary clinton came forward a couple of days ago to talk about what role former president clinton would actually serve in her administration. she talked about him sort of being -- >> i think that was an ill conceived idea. i think she did it because she's very popular in kentucky. she was trying to win this primary and so she threw that out there, but i think it diminished her frankly because people expect the president of the united states to be their economic engine. they're not looking to outsource that and my guess is we're not going to hear that again any time soon. >> they walked it back and said it's a little bit early to be talking about who you would appoint where. they were asked if it was a cabinet position and the campaign kind of said

senator sanders is fully on board.h will have to work on senator sanders supporters who are very raw and winning and they're mad at me on twitter because our delegate count is off by about 15 and the associated press delegate count, bernie sanders keeps need -- >> and you keep mentioning -- >> they're energized. he is mathematically not eliminated. he should compete. however, i do think sanders sending such a clear signal and starting to talk in ways, to paul earlier, hillary clinton should take some notes. he delivers a very effective message in how he communicates, number one. but number two, it's proof that this ryan meeting matters. it helps trump in the sense there's no one else in the race. he's closer to the magic number. he does have leverage when he goes into these meetings with the other republicans. they have serious, significant policy concerns. but the you're the republicans, maybe van's right. we have a totally different model. hillary clinton counts on the democratic party and the organization, donald tr

including senator sanders. the way it unfold and addressing that process in a civil and orderly way and ensuring that uco you condemn and prevent your supporters. that's each of our responsibilities. these are party activists and leaders. roberta lange had been helping to elect democrats for decades and neither she or other democratic officials from the volunteers to the most senior staffs on the campaign deserved to be threatened or feel like they cannot set foot out of her home. roberta lange has had people telling her they know where her child goes to school. this is unacceptable. the fact that the sanders came pain has issued a "but" in between the frustration of the process seems to excuse their supporters' actions which is unacceptable. >> chair of the national committee joining us live tonight. thanks for being here with us on this sticky story, i appreciate your time >> thank you. >> we are looking ahead when polls are closing in the state of oregon. there are unusual things about the way oregon votes.

it's not helpful to bernie sanders. my guess is that it's going to happen with the democrats because of this incident. >> if the top of the ticket, if bernie sanders is willing to walk back from what seemed to be encouraging insinuations among some of his supporters that this is rigged. at some point bernie sanders has got to say we lost this. we lost it fair and square. he encourages it. >> we have a person very much involved. you call harassing, threats to some of the chefs there or the chef and he's a bernie guy. this is rough stuff. >> right. the calls right after the convention ended, the calls started all night long. they finally had to you think plug the phone because they were getting so many phones. people that are trying to pay off their student loans. this affected the lives of many people that really need this income from working at that restaurant. >> what do you make of the anger? you must have seen it with -- were there chairs thrown? were some people engaged in that rough house? >> there was chairs throw

only 184 votes over bernie sanders, but percentage wise 51.1% to 38% for bernie sanders.ain, hillary clinton with a slight lead over bernie sanders but it's very early in this contest. anderson. >> thanks very much. in terms of what you are looking for tonight and all that's gone on today, what are you looking for? >> again, as we were talking about earlier if sanders wins two more, it's not going to matter in terms of the math because hillary clinton will still be the presumptive nominee heading into the convention with the super delegate count, et cetera, but then we will all be able to say she hasn't won a primary since april and that's not a good narrative for her particularly heading into the state of california. so she's going to have to figure out a way to continue to address those sanders people and try and bring them together and pivot to donald trump and that's not easy. >> it's not an easy thing to do. >> no. this is where i believe at a certain point bernie sanders ought to help her out and at a certain point the president of the united states who has so far b

let's say sanders wins 55-45. even under that scenario, the democrats will be having a conversation about sanders momentum at this point but look, hillary clinton still pulls away and as long as she keeps the superdelegates in her back pocket, bring them into play, she crosses the finish line. she has 516 democrats, superdelegates that pledged support to her right now. sanders has 41. if he starts winning like this, possibly peel away?people - possibly. at the moment they have shown no willingness to back away. sanders needs a win tonight 65, 66% for him to say i need 66, the remaining way but i did it tonight and i'll keep on doing it. the math is extra -- not impossible but extraordinary difficult. >> he promises to keep on going. anderson, over to you. >> wolf, john, bernie sanders says he still a chance. listen to what he said in california. >> we have a chance. it's an uphill struggle. we have a chance to end up with a majority of the pledged delegat delegates, and if we do that, i think you are looking at th

bernie sanders winning them. bernie sanders this one's closer. this one bernie sanders winning by a pretty healthy margin. you add that up, you do see a pattern starting to develop with sanders winning and in some cases winning quite comfort aab. hillary clinton has this one area in the state and otherwise it seems to be filling in for bernie sanders. since we've been above 15%, 18% it's held in this ballpark. at 25% if you're inside the sanders campaign, you think you're going to get the victory that you wanted and needed, democratic rules proportional, the delegates, bernie sanders will only pick up a handful of delegates. his net gain of delegates, this 29 at stake, his net gain will be five or six. >> walk us through california june 7th. he has to do amazing in order to beat her. she's got such an advantage already. >> coming into tonight she has a 301 lead in pledged delegates, he has to win 66% of the remaining pledged delegates to catch her, to beat her by one, to have a tie at the end. if he were to do something like that and come back, y

in fact, bernie sanders d.c. pending how the rules are actually sort of stamped out at the convention, could force a vote by those super dell guilt. the party establishment, the super delegates themselves, they don't really want to have to do that. they don't want to be the margin of victory for hillary clinton. rather something closer to unanimity and the scene on the stage, clasp hands and come together. the point of the convention, bring everybody together. bernie sanders signaling at least they're not nearly ready to do that. >> we have heard from the dnc directly. they say a couple of things. one -- super delegates, to pledged, 85-15. don't make much of the super delegates. only 15% and have never decide and outcome. however, as errol just laid out, this race is looking like something different. so the question to you, jackie kucinich is, at this point you cannot deny they have problems in-house, because perception is reality in politics. so math aside, bernie sanders seems to have the momentum, and more imp

let's say that holds -- excuse me, he is, sanders. let's say sanders nets 11 delegates out of that. that means he'd leave tonight with 272. this is all that's left. let's be real generous to bernie sanders. let's say wins 70%, 80% of the votes in south dakota, north dakota, montana and new mexico, these look like they could be sanders states. let's say it's landslides and he nets from these states a total of 45. he wins by 45 delegates over hillary clinton, that 272 then would come down to 227. now, where could he erase the rest? puerto rico, the virgin islands, district of columbia, these look like, again, to be really good -- if sanders does well here, he's breaking even. let's see say he exceeds expectations, breaks even, new jersey. look at new jersey, 126 delegates up for grabs there. let's say sanders breaks even. do you know why that would be a major accomplishment? number one, closed primary state. in umb number two, poll has him down 28 points. let's say he erases a 28 point gap and breaks even, he's still down 227 even though he's vastly exceeding expectations and that wou

sanders: and here we are today. today in a nation faced by enormous crises, and once again millions of people are going to have to come together, stand up and fight back and create a government which works for all of us not just the 1%. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is what this campaign is about. no president, not bernie sanders or anyone else can do it alone. we have got to do it together. [applause] sen. sanders: in that regard, i want to thank your senator. [applause] sanders: there are 100 people in the u.s. senate. jeff is the only member of the u.s. senate to support our campaign and i thank him for that. [applause] sen. sanders: next tuesday, there is going to be an enormously important democratic primary here in oregon. what i have found out throughout this campaign is that when the voter turnout is high we do well. we win. [applause] sen. sanders: next tuesday here in oregon, let us have the highest voter turnout in oregon democratic primary history. [applause] sen. sanders: and let the great state of

rather than bernie sanders. dude. respectfully, my dude in love, respectfully, what i will tell you, by every simple metric that you can put forth, super delegates change, if they were thrown out. if they voted with the state. hillary clinton would be the nominee. the fact of the matter is, that is very true. you heard john king say the opposite. without the super delegates, hillary clinton will not have enough to win the nomination. >> let me be clear. if the super delegates voted with their state. hillary clinton would still be the nominee. if they were not involved, my point to you is simply this. we have larger fish to fry. we are facing the probability of donald trump being the next president of the united states. we have had this discussion many times, either bernie sanders will be ralph nader or he is not. >> that is a low blow. the. >> basically, saying that there is no path to the nomination for bernie sanders at this point. at this point, if bernie sanders does not want donald trump to be president, he has t

sanders supporters and the sanders campaign contends that those sanders folks were right to be mad, but whether or not that angle was justified, it did also result in nevada's state party chair woman, roberta lang, getting bombarded with threatening and fairly vial phone calls and text messages and online posts, after bernie sander's supporters publicized the personal contact information. listen. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? you [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. you are an awful person and you suck and you're [ bleep ] and i hope you suffer. >> hi, i was interested in your dictatorship, just had a few questions regarding how i need to vote for the dictator in november? hillary. >> you're a fascist [ bleep ], fascist [ bleep ]. >> hi roberta lange, this is a citizen of the united states of america and i just wanted to let you know that i think people like you should be hung. >> today senator sanders released a statement in which he condemns any threats or violence in conjunction with the nevada convention this weekend. that statement also pushed back really hard how his supporters felt they h

i really can't understand her tone towards senator sanders. and i know the chairwoman so i don't know what's going on between her and senator sanders. but as the leader of the dnc, the chairwoman has an obligation to first understand and then seek to be understood. what i mean by that is that there is no doubt that in this country, both on the left and the right but let's just deal with the democrats right now, that there is a tension building. people are not just going to sit back and accept business as usual. and the same sanders supporters that she now wants to condemn and others want to condemn, lumping all of senator sanders supporters into one bunch is not very helpful moving forward, especially if secretary clinton is the nominee. those will be the same voters, tamron, that they will be begging to vote in the general election. so we've got to come to grips here and come together here on tone all the way around. >> but when you say lumping the sanders supporters into one bunch, i want to play what a bernie sanders delegate, on the floor,

fundamentally, bernie sanders is party of one.ot out there growing a movement that has other leaders. he brought a lot of issues to the floor. he doesn't care about the democratic party. he's not going to run for president again. it's not like in '08 when diane finestein brought obama and senator clinton together to find unity. he doesn't need that. he doesn't want that and he's not going to get that. >> it is interesting. hillary clinton in '08, thought she might run again. ted kennedy in '80, thought he might run again. there was an incentive. what is the sanders incentive? >> jesse jackson. there are many people who have run progressive campaigns inside the democratic party that have brought much of the democratic constituency around them and continue to be a positive part of the party and national political conversation. there's a whole discussion about what we call the warren wing of the democratic party and sanders is part of that. >> i have 15 seconds. >> howard dean went for democratic unity. i see no sign that senator san

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the vote has come in for bernie sanders. this makes 21 states bernie sanders has won.trailing hillary clinton in kentucky will likely lose that. it's not officially been called as of yet. as the precincts are coming in. bernie sanders with a big win in oregon. we heard him talking in carson, california he's going to take the race to the convention in philadelphia. face book is trying to knock down reports his social media empire is discriminating against conservatives. mark zuckerberg's outreach to the right. >> this is the result of a lot of hard work. >> building facebook wasn't easy, wednesday, mark zuckerberg faces another challenge. >> he needs to put forward number that's conservative issues get as much evidence as liberal issues do. >> he invited glenn beck, barry bennett, dana perino and american enterprise institutes, arthur brooks. >> when facebook decided to try to get into the news business, it opened its self up to criticism without save guards to protect against it. >> facebook claims a software algorithm combs the internet for what people are reading and

we'll ask her why she need it is from it directly from bernie sanders. >>> bakari, and a bernie sanders surrogate and democracy for america. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having me. >> charles, does bernie sanders owe the nevada state chair an apology? >> you know, bernie has been unequivocal in condemning all violence, especially any that could come from his supporters. i hope the chairwoman has turned her phone to the fbi, and who the threats came from. for those people to be held accountable. but the attempt to hold bernie specifically accountable for this, to demand a personal apology, that's a hillary partisan trying to gain political points. frankly, it should be unacceptable. i don't think he should apologize to her. he should continue to make the case for why he is the best choice to win the nomination, and then the were he presidency >> bikari, do you agree. >> i have to disagree. this moment in time, this race needs leadership. bernie sanders and jeff weaver and everyone else had an opportunity to display leadership yesterday, and fundamentally they did not. what ha

i believe she broke 18 use 1924, if donald trump goes onto a stage with bernie sanders, bernie sandersience whenever i did a debate with donald trump we had 24 million people on the first debate i did that i participated in, he doesn't want to give that kind of an audience, which bernie can't get on his own, to the dismissing of the charges against mrs. clinton. secretary clinton broke the law, bernie sanders doesn't care about that. donald trump does. so i think he's smart to deny him the platform. >> hugh, i want to take issue saying you believe hillary clinton will be indicted. because yours is a pretty singular voice on that front at least with people whom i've spoken. so why do you think she will get indicted? and were that to happen, which again, most people other than you are saying it's not likely, then what? >> well, let me give you a little background, alex. i'm glad you asked. i served as special assistant to two attorneys general in the reagan administration and right into the sensitive compartment and information and the briefing then was if you leave it on your desk you'l

clinton still has the campaign with bernie sanders and the polls show some evidence that bernie sanders supporters are resistant right now to supporting hillary clinton in the fall. one of tfof the reasons why the is so close. you look back to put this all in perspective, right now donald trump getting 86% of republicans. mitt romney ended up with 93, so trump getting close. hillary clinton getting 83% of democrats. obama ended up with 92 in 2012. so both getting close to the numbers that their are nominees got four years ago. and new, what issues are resonating? let's start on trump. these are the issues where donald trump does the best against hillary clinton. changes the businessing ing in . trade. wall street. the economy an 11 point advantage. standing up for america, a 14 point advantage for trump. what about hillary clinton? women, look at that, 467 poin7 . handling foreign policy, a 2:1 advantage for hillary clinton there. looking out for the middle class, big poichbts nt of empha. being a good commandner chief, 10 point lead there. and having the ability to unite the country, n

sanders won that as well.s the total delegate count with 2,239 to sanders' 1,469 and that includes the all important superdelegates where clinton has a huge edge. sanders is undaunted, rallying supporters in oregon. >> i am happy to tell you we will defeat donald trump. if you look over the last month or six weeks and every national poll, bernie sanders defeats donald trump by big numbers. >> in 2008, clinton won the west virginia primary against barack obama who went on to become the nominee and take the white house. the gaffe about the coal industry may have crippled her in west virginia and helped her rival in the coal-rich state. despite the loss, clinton kept her focus on the presidential contest. >> let's look for ways we can work together and look at what did make our country great. i think we are great but we can be great for we do what we must do and so many of the targets that trump aims at and other republicans aims at they are part of how we became great. >> sanders has won 19 states compared to cl

supporting bernie sanders.nd do you think about this should senator sanders go all the way to the convention? he shoulds i do think go all the way to the convention. it's getting rough now. so be it. this is the way the game is played. it's called politics and politics is a dirty business. i do think debbie wasserman schultz has been biased. she has endorsed hillary and she has been biased to even other candidates there were groaning in the democratic party said she was biased. tonie sanders has to fight get more debates against hillary. host: let me ask you about the math. done far better than anyone expected but he is still losing decisively by every metric. him inter sanders beat ongon -- beat her in oregon tuesday, she leaves him in pledged delegates and superdelegates. votes toon 13 million sanders's roughly 10 million. what about the math? caller: i can't say anything about the math. he is losing. i just hope there is some way he can win because i do think he is the better candidate. if you for some reaso

still, sanders is vowing not to quit. he not only continued to challenge clinton at a victory rally late last night, he also went hard at donald trump. cnn's brianna keilar was there. she's got the latest. >> reporter: on the evening of the west virginia primary that bernie sanders won, talking to these crowd here in oregon, he sounded like a candidate who's really pushing through this primary season to win. he took on hillary clinton on a number of issues, on the environment, on trade, on campaign finance, including a donation that her democratic fund received from alice walton of the walmart walton family. but he also garnered a lot of energy and excitement from his supporters here when he took on donald trump. >> donald trump is not going to become president for a number of reasons. and the major reason is that the american people understand that we cannot have a president who has insulted latinos and mexicans, who has insulted muslims, who every day is insulting women in one way or another, who has insulted veterans l

well, donald trump and bernie sanders are both projected both winners tonight, but bernie sanders isn't much closer to catching hillary clinton in the delegate count, and donald trump isn't much closer to uniting the republican party. >> i think with somebody like donald trump you would see a race to the bottom across our country. >> less than 48 hours to go before donald trump meets with house and senate gop leadership. >> a very, very bitter divisive primary. >> he is not ready to endorse the presumptive nominee. >> it's going to take more than a week to prepare and unite this party. >> he may very well be very competitive. >> i think he already beat them. >> there are real differences. between what i believe and what the presumptive republican nominee believes. >>

i think that bernie sanders -- i said early on he now is a character moment for bernie sanders. he's got to figure out how he's true to his ideas fully which means not just in the short-term, but also in the long term. i think that both hillary and bernie misunderstand this movement. i think hillary sees it as a bunch of roudy kids that will calm down and fall in line. this is not 2008 and it's not that kind of party. i think bernie only sees the good in his followers. i think bernie misunderstands there is a nasty edge to this following that he is not taking seriously enough. >> he has to be careful about that too. >> let's take a quick break and i want to hear from jeffry and the rest. we'll continue to watch the numbers as they come in 99% of the vote coming in in kentucky. hillary clinton has a lead. really be right back. every ingredient is the main ingredient. the new green goddess cobb with avocado, bacon, freshly made dressing, tomato... and chicken. at panera. food as it should be. ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my leg

bernie sanders as won here.te here for republicans, the democrats are not competing, is the state of nebraska. and we can say polls officially closed there that donald trump has won the state of nebraska. we can say that based on 7 individual votes. i want to thank all my colleague and friend. you are the best in the business. other business networks are talking about sharks or teflon pots or whatever you are into. i assume it's not that. out from underneath us. >> it's risky business... in more ways than one. >> what happened to your finger? >> crocodile bit it off. [ woman vocalizing, theme music plays ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

listen to what a sanders supporter, this voicemail that a sanders supporter left to roberta lang, the chairwoman of the nevada state democratic party. i want you to listen to this. >> this is a citizen of the united states of america, and i just wanted to let you know that people like you should be hung in a public execution to show this world that we won't stand for this sort of corruption. i don't know what kind of money they're paying you, but i don't know how you sleep at night. you are a sick, twisted piece of [ bleep ], and i hope you burn for this. you cowardless [ bleep ] running off the stage. i hope people find you. >> roberta lang saying as the days go on, she's getting more and more like that. she spoke to cnn yesterday. listen. >> i've not received an apology. i, you know -- i've not received anything from the sanders campaign. i haven't seen anything that said this should stop. >> bernie sanders' spokesman saying overnight again and again, they don't endorse any of this kind of behavior. but what does this say going forward about what's happening inside the democratic pa

she's spoken to bernie sander and feels better about it but she's spoken to sanders about it and prettyzing what she said. when you look at it from the republican side, the infighting if this continues, amongst democrats, how much does this impact trump other than the fact they are probably sitting back and enjoying watching this play out? >> it seems like by the time the republican convention comes around, i mean we're already at there's nothing left but crying but by the time the convention comes around, everybody should be settled. who would have thought philadelphia might be the convention that might blow up? whether it will help trump or not, it depends on if hillary clinton can unify the democratic party as we get closer to philly. it seems the bernie sanders folks are getting angrier, not more -- not more willing to accept hillary clinton as we get closer to july. but that lies in bernie sanders hands at this point. right now he's done nothing to really quell their expectations. they still think he can win this thing and as long as he keeps saying that they are going to believe h

sanders has more than 1400. sanders picked up 16 delegates while clinton added 11. clinton needs 144 more delegates to win the democratic nomination with the former secretary of state did when the nebraska primary taking 53% of the vote. sanders 47% picked the wind won't tell clinton clinched the nomination because nebraska allocated 25 of its delegates to sanders back in march at the caucus. nicole: to donald trump's party's presumptive nominee upon west virginia and nebraska when they nearly 77% of the vote in the mountain state in taking out 36 delegates. he also won 60% of the vote in nebraska. more of the road to the white house from our own adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, boring. good morning, nicole appeared with west virginia and the rare premiere, bernie sanders on the hillary clinton can turn their attention to the next round of primaries trying to solidify and clinched the 1237. the number of delegates he needs to get the nomination at the republican convention in the first-round of voting. the definition still fighting although clinton says a foreg

he's with the sanders campaign in california. >> reporter: christine and boris, bernie sanders making clear he's going to keep going in this final month after winning in oregon and narrowly losing in kentucky. he's making the case to his supporters, as defiant as ever, that he's going to make sure every voice, every vote is counted. he did not necessarily tell his big crowd of supporters last night in california how difficult the math is. he did acknowledge that he has a steep hill to climb, but he said we've had a steep hill to climb this entire campaign. he said it's important to defeat donald trump, but hillary clinton should also be defeated. this is the case he made for going forward for why he's staying in this race. >> there are a lot of people out there. many of the pundits and politicians, they say bernie sanders should drop out. [ booing ] the people of california should not have the right to determine who the next president will be. well, let me be as clear as i can be. i agree with you. we are in until the last ballot is cast. >> reporter: bernie sanders clearly making the

sanders campaign and sanders himself should not only outright condemn that specific conduct, but they also need to take steps to prevent it. >> reporter: and another clinton supporter, dianne feinstein, warns that it could lead to violence that occurred in chicago. >> it worries me a great deal. i don't want to go back to the '68 convention because i worry about what it does to the electorate as a whole. and he should, too. >> reporter: but the white house is downplaying concerns about potential violence. >> at this point, no, i don't share those concerns. obviously there will be a need for democrats to come together in the general election. and the president will be making that case. >> reporter: the sanders campaign is now crying foul. >> he categorically condemns any kind of threats that went on, absolutely unacceptable, debbie wasserman schultz, we can have a long conversation about debbie wasserman schultz and how she's been throwing shade on the sanders campaign. >> wasserman shot back. >> my response to that is #smh. if we're going to talk about that comment about throwing shad

they believe that sanders supporters, probably a group, small number, say a large majority of sanders supporters are peaceful but a small number of them are loud, restless, heckle surrogates of the clinton campaign. it's something they are worried can spill over into philadelphia. what the sanders campaign says is that, look, the sanders campaign throughout the process, throughout number of states, including in nevada, those folks have been shut out of the process, rules have been stacked against them, but that's one thing that the clinton campaign and that the democratic party says that's not the case. what number of clinton surrogates say that wherever they go, when they talk, they are not greeted respectfully by the small group of sanders supporters. in fact, they're heckled. there's insults, curse woshds, et cetera, things you wouldn't want to repeat. certainly not on air and worried this tension will make it harder to unite come november. >> all right. thanks so much. bring back my panel. maggie laborerman, two initials here, what exactly happened in nevada that the sanders campa

bernie sanders. this is who bernie sanders is and always has been in a sense. it's on the clinton's campaign's inability weeks ago to did he type him and take him on and bring him under. >> the reality is she's been closer and closer to him, trying to fudge the differences between them saying she's just as progressive as he is, yet there's no way she can get all the way there. he and his supporters see her type of democrat as corrupt and not the fundamental change they want in the country. >> really it's the worst of both worlds for hillary. she's trying to get closer to bernie sanders, tries to reach out, they seem to get angrier and angrier. nevada this past weekend is something i think snuck up on all of us, just the ugliness of that. this is a real war, i would say, within the democratic party. but a lot of those people in the crowd, they aren't democrats, they are independents. >> that's right. that was part of the problem in kentucky, it was a closed primary. he's done well where independents c

sanders: let us be very clear. top 1/10 of 1% now owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. [booing] sen. sanders: the top 20 people in this country in wealth now own more wealth on the bottom 150 million americans half of our population. [booing] sen. sanders: we've got one family, the walton family of wal-mart. they are worth $149 billion, more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. [booing] sen. sanders: and when you talk about a rigged economy, that is exactly what walmart and the walton family are all about. they pay their workers wages that are so low that the american taxpayer has to pay for the food stamps and the medicaid -- [cheering] >> bernie! bernie! sen. sanders: the american taxpayer is paying for the food stamps and medicaid that many walmart employees need because their wages are too low. now, it is a little bit nuts to my mind when the middle class of this country has to subsidize the employees of the wealthiest family in this country. [cheers] sen. sanders: but it is not just weal

sanders: we are stronger. and the american people understand that coming together always trumps dividing us up. [cheering] sen. sanders: and the american people also understand that what america is about and which makes us great is supporting each other. [cheering] sen. sanders: that when your family is in trouble, my family and our country are therefore -- are there for you. when my family is in trouble, your family in this country are there for us. [cheering] sen. sanders: and the american people understand that supporting each other always trumps selfishness. [cheering] -- [cheering] sen. sanders: most importantly, i think the american people understand what every major religion on earth has taught us for centuries and that is that at the end of the day love always trumps hatred. [cheering] a -- [cheering] history has taught us one very profound lesson. and that is real change never takes place from the top on down. it always takes place from the bottom on up. [cheering] whether it is the history of workers

sanders is wrong.n't threaten a chairwoman or her family. we don't tolerate that in a civilized society, but let me be clear here no one knows whether or not those calls were made by so-called senator sanders supporters, that's number one. number two, the senator has been very, very clear throughout this process that that type of behavior is not acceptable, but he cannot control grown folks who decided, and they were not violent, brooke, and i resent the fact that the media keeps trying to paint those folks as violent. those were teachers up there and nurses. >> i think when you see the chairs and you see the chairs in someone's hand getting thrown. that's i think where the word violence is coming from. >> brooke, listen, all can i speak to when i was in the room. >> i understand that. >> there were no chairs thrown. nobody picked up a chair, but people were frustrated because i was there for the roll call vote, and it was clear that the nos had it, but the chairwoman instead of doing the right thing,

, bernie sanders would have won that convention.let's not forget we are talking about maybe switching two delegates in the overall scheme of things anyhow, but bernie sanders lost that convention, he and his folks just can't accept that it was fair. >> yeah. absolutely. hillary would have won the convention i think is what you are trying to say. one last question to you. our folks on twitter are fired up about this issue and some sanders supporters are asking did you actually see chairs being thrown or can you from your reporting verify that chairs were actually thrown in the room? >> yeah. i'm getting quite a lot of heat on twitter. i actually turned off my notifications for the first time ever. these people are quite emotional. i did not see chairs thrown but i talked immediately afterwards to eyewitnesses who said chairs were thrown. there were people onstage, the executive director of the democratic party, and his staff saw chairs being thrown. why do people think this convention was shut down? but again, that is a distraction.

bernie sanders isn't quite there yet.n donald trump a lot and we've heard a number of his speeches where he's taking on donald trump a lot more than he's taking on hillary clinton, but he's still fighting through this primary and still fighting for the message. of course the clinton campaign i think would like for this to move right into the general election, but also with a number -- with the sanders campaign being seen as having such an uphill climb you also see some of his attacks on hillary clinton getting less attention and that has also played to her benefit. >> all right. thanks very much. >>> donald trump's running mate's search jim acosta has been working his sources. he's joining us now. >> reporter: we can confirm that the trump campaign has told us that donald trump is now down to five to six names on his vice presidential search list. at this point they're not close to naming a pick, but at the same time what's been told to us is that chris christie who was once donald trump's rival, he is still on that list.

calm the sanders forces ahead of the convention?think that anything short of that is going to continue what we see now which is really a lot of dysfunction and anger coming out of the sanders campaign. he's already said publicly that if i'm the president, i will remove her and i think that anything short of her kind of leaving, it can continue -- they can continue to argue that she's biased, that she's kind of always been backing hillary clinton and that she's always been kind of very angry at this idea of an insurgent candidacy such as bernie sanders. it's interesting because when you look at how he's been fighting the party, it's really been about debbie wasserman schultz. he's been taking her on one-on-one. it's one thing to say the party is not treating me fairly and we should have more debates and i don't like the way the primaries are held. it's another thing to say that i'm going to remove you from your job if i am president. i think that that's a very personal issue and that's kind of going into this area of really contentio

to the bernie sanders' supporters even bernie sanders doesn't get completely onboard with a hillarynton candidacy, they'll still rally behind her. she really needs those people if she's going to beat donald trump. >> lot of sanders' supporters saying they're going to sit out if sanders doesn't take on the nomination and go on and win it. obviously, she has the process in place to win that nomination. they're not going anywhere those guys. they're vocal about their opposition of the process. >> not only sit it out, some evidence, some polls show as many as 1 in 5 bernie sanders' supporters may support donald trump. there's a possibility that a segment of those bernie supporters could go to donald trump and of course that's not good for hillary clinton. >> bernie sanders continues to call out donald trump to debate him. initially donald trump initiated the idea now he's backed out. what does bernie sanders gain by keeping this challenge arrive sf. >> because that would raise his profile, put him on the stage with the republican nominee. so, it would kind of build his brand. donald tru

sanders doesn't win the nomination. if bernie sanders is asked, would he accept? >> i think he's running for the top spot at the moment. so i think that's what the goal is and that's what the focus is right now. >> with that, we wish you good luck. thanks for being with us, jeff. >> thank you, sir. >> very interesting interview. >> no apology. >> notably. >>> all right. time for a quick break. donald trump and the rnc have a new partnership on fund-raising. we'll talk about what it means for the future of the republican party. >>> also ahead, trump sits down with fox news' megyn kelly. a question that seems to embarrass the candidate, coming up. ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. race car made history mercwhen it sold forprix a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. ♪ and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $29

looks like a recipe for disaster for sanders. again, let's be real optimistic from his standpoint, say he fights her to a draw in d.c., take it off the board. these states, this is june 7th. south dakota looks like a good sanders state. north dakota, montana, new mexico. landslides for bernie sanders in all these states, say he nets 40 delegates out of these states. huge landslides. >> he's crushing it. 252 now comes down to 212. notice there are two states left on the board. start here in new jersey. 126 delegates. here's the problem for sanders. there's a poll out this week in new jersey. hillary clinton's leading him by 28 points there. 60 to 32. when we say be optimistic? miracle of all miracles he erases a 28-point deficit in new jersey and it's a tie. and they get the same number of delegates. now you're down 212. this is so optimistic for sanders. you're down 212. you have one state left. it's the mother lode. is this the one. you saw to sanders people, they point to california, 475, if we win big we can catch her. based o

if either percent for senator sanders -- 53% for senator sanders. luke is joining us in philadelphia. good evening. guest: thank you for taking my call. now that donald trump has made quick work of the republican candidates it's time for him to turn his sides to hillary clinton. americans that she murdered at the consulate in benghazi, libya. the blood is on her hands and she has the nerve to ask for the presidency. host: thank you for the call. let's move on to kevin. caller: thank you for having my call. i would like to say first off, congratulations to mr. trump for running a great campaign. indiana has joined most of the nation in demonstrating we want a true outsider in terms of preparing for the next presidential bid. i think in rejecting the candidacy of ted cruz, we finally have taken the near over what was the reincarnation of senator mccarthy. senator cruz .etreats back to the senate maybe he will learn what it takes to govern this nation. as far as the race as it goes it is done at the risk of the establishment of the republican party and

she's had to do it vis-a-vis sanders.o lose to donald trump amongst young people in new hampshire. i can't imagine a single poll result that i would find more cautionary. >> that the independents switch from sanders to trump is stunning. the only two things they have in common is that they are not the status quo, and that they are angry. policy was, they don't line up anywhere. mark: one poll, but not an insignificant one. up next, we talk about the list of potential supreme court justices that donald trump without. after these words from our sponsors. ♪ mark: 11 names are on donald j. trump's list of supreme court nominees. the presumptive nominee released his picks, including 3 women, 8 men, more than half from from midwestern states like iowa. he put up his names to calm conservatives that are concerned about his constitutional credentials. how did he do with his list? donny: the heritage foundation will be pretty happy. right off of their website. he put a list together that nobody can argue with as far as prior-- the

a big bernie sanders supporter.you're watching the trending topics last night on twitter and facebook and google trends it was all about bernie sanders and hillary clinton saying we won kentucky. we're always stronger united so she is claiming victory and yet the associated press hasn't declared a victory yet. time to elect a new colonel sanders. if you add a little mustache and crazy hair. get some fried chicken down there in kentucky and also burning up the state, a lot of people having fun with berntucky with bernie sanders air over the state of kentucky. they'll split the dell fwegates there but the other primetime event, all of you were watching that, megyn kelly's sit down interview with donald trump. he has gotten into trouble from time to time. what he says around retweets. not necessarily his own tweets but retweets. watch this. >> i have millions of followers. i have millions of followers. >> i'm familiar. >> yes you are. the thing that gets me in trouble is retweets. the retweets is more of a killer. the

in the exit poll last night, sanders, people who voted for sanders were asked if sanders weren't in,ld you vote for in november? 43% of them, david, say donald trump. 27%, hillary clinton. >> well, and that's in a state like west virginia, should be particularly alarming to hillary clinton because it's fertile ground for donald trump. bernie sanders is exposing the weakness of hillary clinton as a candidate, as a front-runner within her own party. that's been true from the beginning. he is a movement candidate who has got loyal supporters who want to see him play this out until the end and have a real impact on the platform and even beyond. not necessarily somebody who would seek the presidency again but certainly somebody would who be an outsider fixture within the party. that's what i think the clinton campaign has to worry about and i've been looking at some of the numbers. go back to 2012. president obama defeated romney soundly among union voters. could that change this year? look at how sanders talks about trade, look how trump talks about trade. a lot of similarities there. an