if bernie sanders in june 2016 could talk and bernie sanders in june 2015, bernie sanders a year ago would say, what i would really like to doed is have a spirited contest and really push a message. bernie is about mission more than ambition. and he would say, i guarantee, a year ago he would say, i really want to get this country and this party focussed on income inequality, on the way this wall street is hurting main street. global warming is threatening the entire planet, and the way we need to lift up the minimum wage, not just to 12, but even 15 which is the highest by far we would ever have. he's won all of that. >> thank you. >> he's won. he's noft going to be the nominee, it's losing -- >> i know you know. >> accomplished what he set out to do. >> more. >> not just policy, it's more than that, it's process. and this is where despite being different on issues, trump supporters and sanders supporters felt that we're fighting a common battle rising up against wall street, we're rising up against washington and we have felt that the process has been unfair. a lot of times we've h

what the key is bernie sanders supporters and this has gone on longer than anyone expected and bernie had an uphill battle. just because senator sanders decides to get out the race doesn't mean that his followers who are just as passionate in a lot of ways that the reason why bernie has been able to give a challenge is because he's empowered from the people and polls are showing either 20% of them and either way, that helps the republicans and it helps mr. trump and he'll continue to capitalize on that. >> is that the number you've seen? >> no. >> wait a minute, that 20% of the bernie sanders supporters will stay home and not vote or go to donald trump? >> fono. she's totally wrong. the trump candidacy and they are two totally different people and the bernie sanders supporters are passionate about the things that donald trump does not believe in. look, once this is over, burdeny is taking the lead, against donald trump, and everything and donald trump is against everything the democratic party has stood for, and bernie sanders. -- >> i'm sorry. those polls -- bill, you have to -- don'

let's give bernie the time and space he needs. bernie is a very pragmatic person. i knew him when he got elected mayor in 1981. beat a democrat by ten votes. you'd have thought the sky had fallen. he was a socialist then. when he became mayor, he paid attention to the things that need to be done. when it snowed he plowed the streets and focused on keeping property taxes low. he worked with developers on projects important to the city. he's an incredible campaign are with fierce rhetoric and commitment and a practical person who knows what the real situation is. his goal, obviously, and i think rightly so is respect for what he's accomplished. he really sent a jolt of electricity through the democratic party. in respect for the folks who have worked so hard for him. a couple hundred million in small contributions. i think it's about 12 million votes. he's got to stay involved. we need humim. the party needs him. we're just finding a way that can be done in a really effective way. >> when you say respect, what exactly is that going to mean? >> respect, i think, for b

and i think that image essentially says bernie sanders is a player, bernie sanders has arrived in many ways, and we know this was a meeting that will eventually lead to him being eased out of this race, but, my goodness, they are giving him every courtesy and every image and every platform that he could want at this point. >> that's bigger than that quick shot that you can get of him walking into -- bernie sanders walking into the white house solo. this is very different. >> this wasn't any shot. that was more than just any picture. matt, your thoughts? i wonder if this is the friendliest part of the conversation or the friendliest part of the meeting that will perhaps happen, the public part, and if behind closed doors it might be different. >> the question is what comes next once they enter this meeting, how tense is the meeting, how strongly does president obama urge bernie sanders to think about getting out of the race and trying to unify the party? also what's next for bernie sanders? he has had an amazing campaign, far stronger than anybody expected him to have and what does he d

>> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> but you all know it is more than bernie. it is all of us together. it what this movement is about. is millions of people from coast to coast standing up and looking around them and knowing that we can do much, much better as a nation. that whether wall street likes it, whether corporate america likes it, whether wealthy campaign contributors like it, whether the corporate media likes it. we, together -- together we know what our job is. and that is to bring the american people together to create a government that works for us, not the 1%. next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in washington, d.c. >> we are going -- we are going -- we are going to fight hard. we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! >> i am pretty good in math and i know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight. but we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate we can. >> toni

even if bernie sanders were to win them all. is it realistic to win california by 70%, new jersey by 70%? i don't think that is realistic but the goal in the sanders campaign is get as close as you can, narrow the pledged delegate gap and try to convince the super delegates to switch. >> among the democrats all states are proportional. they divided up proportionally. >> congressional district in heavy minority communities, bonus delegates. when you see the results coming in, in new jersey, eight not exact but roughly you see the percentage clinton/sanders that's ball park for the delegates. we start counting in new jersey new jersey. yesterday we thought new jersey would put her over the top and the super delegates putting her over the top. we'll know as the results come in is senator sanders in any way to pull off the miracle math meaning a sweep of all six states. we'll know that soon after the polls close. >> 2008 in california hillary clinton did back eight years ago. >> it's a great thing to look back at. california was not

i think the reason that bernie sanders -- >> and joe biden as well. >> bernie sanders has been saying this exact same thing for 30, 40 years. no one was listening to it before. what he's saying doesn't sound rehearsed. because he's been, look, to be quite frank with you, to be very friendly toward the sandinistas in nicaragua. it's what he believed -- >> his wife advocated in harlem. >> his wife ran a college for better or worse. >> and he marched in the civil rights movement. >> people who are younger today have grown up in a cultural cult of authenticity everywhere in commerce and art -- >> they know this wasn't a dance learned for the occasion. >> the fact that he's like -- >> you like that phrase? >> well done. >> this is a guy who is who he is in every way. >> he is who he was. >> goldwater was popular in the old days. different story. this guy, i think from the time he went to chicago, coming out of brooklyn, he was probably of that social democratic lning well before he went to college and he hasn't changed. that's what's interesting about it. it's like his accent has stayed th

and, look, that's why bernie sanders -- bernie sanders knows what's coming. not just in the meeting he's going to have with the president tomorrow but maybe, more importantly, or as importantly in the meeting that he will have with the senate democratic leader harry reid whom he has worked with for decades now and knows very well. maybe that could be a more candid conversation. but at the end of the day, to mark's point, it's the question of what do you need? what can we do? how can we help you so that you get behind hillary clinton and, more importantly, much more importantly, get your supporters actively vocally say to your supporters, get behind her in a way that he seems pretty reluctant to do last night and especially after hillary clinton clearly got not just the superdelegates but the pledged delegates. >> do you think he stands a chance to become her running mate at all? i want to get to the sound bite -- >> look, he's 74 years old. they have had a tough time and at the end of the day i think it's highly unlikely. >> here is hillary clinton speaking t

. >> it gives bernie another week. actually, i think another five weeks leading up to the convention to say what he said as you opened the show this evening. this will be a contested convention. we're taking this all the way to philadelphia. this fight isn't over. >> i think bernie needs to -- has to have a bit of a moment, too. what he doesn't want to do is end up being a democratic spoiler. he doesn't want to divide the party so much that come -- when it comes to the mainstream general election, she loses and everybody ends up pointing at him. >> inventivizing him to do that. >> i can parse the word -- the term contested convention a little bit though? because he says that. but that could also mean that platform is going to be contested. it doesn't necessarily mean that he's going to take it right -- that he's going to take -- >> i have to tell you, you have to -- they're expecting him to -- they're expecting froests. >> right. what a contested convention means is that bernie sanders would have been nominated from fl

bernie sanders has won one. bernie sanders so far has won north dakota. we're standing by to hear from bernie sanders. we're really anxious to get the sense, the tone. will go ahead and concede? will he go ahead and continue to fight? stand by. we'll have live coverage of his speech coming up from santa monica, california. let's go over to john king and take a close look at california right now. that's a very impressive lead she has. all the polls showed it was supposed to be 1% or 2% f this holds, the polls were clearly wrong. >> one poll among likely voters that had secretary clinton with a ten point lead number where in the ballpark of. that there is one poll of likely voters that said about ten points. you're looking at this. under normal circumstances, you see this and say okay, game over. obviously, the biggest state in the country. and you had a significant early vote or absentee vote by mail. now what do you? you get that results first. look at it. obviously secretary clin has an overwhelming lead there. you want more votes to come in from today.

we heard from bernie sanders himself. we will hear more from senator sanders about his take away in the future. in terms of the president's side of the meeting i'm sure josh will give us some sort of sense. >> jeff zelany is on capitol hill. you are outside the office. give us the latest that you are seeing and hearing. >> i am in the senate office building where senator sanders has worked for many years. you can call this his day job. he has been off campaigning. he walked in about eight minutes before 1:00 eastern time here with his wife, jane. he did not answer our questions as we asked how he was feeling, how he was doing. he is inside his office. some senate staff has been working all this time he has been running for president. this is a busy afternoon for senator sanders and important here on capitol hill. he will be meeting with harry reid coming up in about an hour's time. that meeting will be so important to see what he does going forward. there is one other reason for bernie sanders to play along here. should d

he said give bernie sanders the time he needs. when you look at the clock and the kind of an orthodox race that we could all see in this general election, truly how much time does bernie sanders have given what a bad week the republicans and donald trump are having? >> yeah, well, he doesn't want to get in the way of the republican implosion. thats overstating it a bit. to me it is not a question of when bernie endorses hillary clinton and sort of moves to unify the party. it is really what he does before that happens. his campaign, the last statement still is that they'll try to sway super delegates to vote for him over her at the convention and they're going all the way to philadelphia. now, if he does that, that is going to be bad for the democrats and bad for hillary clinton's campaign against donald trump. there is no way about it. now, if he stays in the race, if he still wants to have the vote in washington d.c., the primary next tuesday but does that without hitting up the super delegates and attacking hillary clinton and

[cheers and applause] bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> but you all know it is more than bernie. it is all of us together. [cheers and applause] it is what this movement is about is millions of people from coast to coast standing up and looking around them and knowing that we can do much, much better as a nation. [cheers and applause] that whether wall street likes it, whether corporate america like it, whether wealthy campaign contributors like it, whether the corporate media likes it -- [cheers and applause] [ boos ] >> we together -- together we know what our job is and that is to bring the american people together to create a government that works for us. [cheers and applause] next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] we are going -- we are going -- we are going to fight hard -- we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. -- [cheers and applause] -- and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvan

be the you who talks to your dermatologist about stelara®. >>> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> but you all know it is more than bernie. it is all of us together. it is what this movement is about, is millions of people from coast to coast standing up and looking around them and knowing that we can do much, much better as a nation. we are going -- we are going -- we are going to fight hard. we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> you can hear bernie sanders there saying he's going to fight on to the washington, d.c. primary, which is next tuesday, and then take the struggle for social, economic, and racial and environmental justice to philadelphia. that is the convention. we still haven't called california by the way. in california, they are still counting votes. our latest count right there, 51% now in. hillary clinton's lead expanding actually in the numbers to 398,000 votes, though shrinking in percentage. that vote different rens,

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so what bernie sanders is doing right now is carving out a niche for bernie sanders. the democrats have to be going when is, will he just throw the towel in and get behind her? remember when hillary clinton three days after she lost the california or whatever the last primary was where barack obama got the majority, went from plurality to majority in 2008. three days later she not only got out of the race, she endorsed aggressively endorsed barack obama. said you need to follow him. i don't think bernie going to do it he should, the democrats would love him to do it. he won't this is about bernie sanders. you're going to hear more of his socialist platform, his socialist ideals come out when the democrats put together what they're all about. in a month from now. end of july in philly. they're going to tell, this is what the democrat platform is it's going to be riddled with, my guess is $15 minimum wage. income inequality issues, redistribution of wealth. taxes going up. that ain't going to be good for hillary clinton. she can't be loving any of this. >> she's getting

does bernie want an open process? is he willing to get rid of caucuses, get rid of conventions, all that stuff in exchange to get only voters counting, one vote, one person? >> i don't think he wants to get rid of all of that? he wants to redeem some of what his people felt about the system being rigged. what i think he will end up with is change in the number of super delegates who have become the symbols of of the party establishment having too much authority. >> it is. it's more than a symbol. >> what they need to get that is sanders is going to have to get hillary pledge delegates to vote with him on reforming the super delegates. >> earned delegates, elected delegates? >> right. otherwise, he won't have the votes to do anything. >> he needs people who voted for hillary -- >> i'm not sure he is going to get any of those people on any votes. the hard feelings now are going from the clinton people towards the sanders people. >> not yet. >> they want this wrapped up. that's why tonight really is -- >> there are hard

as bernie said last night, donald trump is antithetical to bernie zaidis and progressive ideas. and the fact is that unless we are going to take on the need for democracy a challenging the power of wall street, then we are leaving open the door for the donald trumps of the world to come right in and demagogue it out. the reality is, today, nobody who embraces the campaign of bernie sanders should do anything but try to defeat donald trump. and what trump said last night to try to woo bernie sanders supporters i think will largely overwhelmingly be rejected, as it should be. amy: very quickly, norman solomon, your response to ap and democratic the nomination for hillary clinton on the eve of the largest primary in the united states, in your state, california? >> it really is an example of mass media genuflecting to elites within the democratic party. in this case, superdelegates will stop those delegates were not elected for the purpose. some of them are lobbyists for tobacco companies and so forth. it is a pattern where ap and nbc in the major media outlets, they have been cluel

resident obama, bernie sanders. reportedly their meeting has started. >> of course my first question is, is it really bernie sanders or is it where he gave it to mark we will never know. i'm sure bernie sanders will come out to the microphones but look, according to sources that have been quoted on just about all the networks, the president is not going to ask sanders to withdraw but no doubt will congratulate him on his efforts and try to see what he wants. i think that's the critical question for hillary clinton because the challenge isn't over. it is still possible that bernie sanders will decide to go to the convention to request a formal vote, and push hard for all of his planks in the platform to influence the selection of the vice president. we don't know these things yet. heather: he's already said in his speech tuesday night that he realizes that the path to victory is quote, steep but he's going to take it all the way to philadelphia. so you think that it's just a matter of continuing to get his word and h

bernie sanders is. deirdre: what does that get him or his supporters. >> there are a lot of things that come out of the convention from platform changes. bernie sanders has inspired millions of new people to get involved in the process, he wants to make sure one of the legacies he has, whether he is the nominee or not, that the independents that supported him in this campaign, and changed trajectory of the democratic primary, continue to have a voice in the democratic party going forward. trish: this gets back to what kennedy and david said, kennedy was a lots of bernie sanders supporters will feel they were cheated, they deserved it, they didn't get it maybe it was because the ap came out with a story too early. david: what do you think, neil? are you at all suspicious of the fact that ap came out with the story. >> i think there is no doubt that ap's decision to essentially decide the nomination last night, before voters millions of voters went to the polls today was harmful to bernie sanders. kennedy

>> bernie is not giving in. again, we are fighting in the platform drafting commimittee on alall of the issues we have just discussed. we are pushing for reform as a party. he will be talking more to hillary clinton. they talked briefly tuesday night. he will be meeting with her. the meeting with the president, the meeting with senate leaders -- what berninie is trying to figure out, is there a wayay to have a democtic c party that iss a populist party and so that supporters -- more than 10 million voters can be enthusiastic not just about the nominee for president, but also that where this party is headed as opposed to feeling like e ths is a party wherere, you know, te voters are taken for granted and controlled by the people who raise the money. amy: we had jill stein on yesterday who is hoping to be another woman on the presidential ballot in november. she has called for bernie sanders to perhaps join her in running in the green party ticket. ththat may be ruleles can be chd that he e could be the presidenti

bernie needs to drop out. the bernie people say the opposite. the argument from the clinton people is she's got the popular vote no mart what primary system you set up. bernie would still have fewer delegates. and he's been inconsistent. he uses to say superdelegates don't count. don't lead them in your calculations. now he's saying in a statement last night his campaign's plan is to reach out to superdelegates and convince them he's the right candidate. those are the contours of the conversation. clinton people saying, bernie, throw in the towel. you've done great work here but it's time to quit. bernie people say it's not over. they like to point into the camera and say, vote bernie. don't quit yet. this is not over in the field, not by a long shot, steve. >> tony, are you hearing anything from any of those democratic voters about this declaration presumptive nominee? maybe there's a backlash? any sense that's a factor here at all? >> it is empowering clinton supporters to say now is the time. bernie sanders backers, please stop it. get your c

that bernie needs. i think the clinton campaign is willing to give bernie that time. >> i want to talk about another senator today, senator elizabeth warren who's going to endorse clinton. that revived all this buzz of a possibility of a vp pick. abby, what are your sources telling you about that and does the clinton campaign thinks that comes with some risks? >> they are willing to consider someone like elizabeth warren a progressive and they're willing to consider another woman. they made it very clear and they don't view a woman is off the table. hillary clinton has said that herself. others that i have talked to and have mentioned that warren could be a really good option, not just because she's progressive but the problem of her seat in massachusetts being able to replace her is not -- they're willing to allow a temporary inclusion and potentially elizabeth warren is a candidate who not only could unite the left but have a lot of appeals m among the working class as well. she's really not that well

we see bernie sanders met with president obama and bernie sanders meeting with harry reid any moment now. this is a live look at the outside minority leader's office. we have words an hour ago he added two meetings. one of the meetings is with vice president joe biden and others is with chuck schumer. he would become senate majority leader. kasie hunt has spent a fair amount of time covering the bernie sanders, she joins me now from the dc bureau, kasie, it would seen that we are witnessing a pivot in a short order here. >> reporter: it sounded that way to me, craig from the tone that you just heard there and from micha micha michael briggs. you can see the campaign, they feel deflated at this point. this is clearly the end of the road. you can read that in michael brig briggs' body language. he was talking in a positive way of what happens next here. talking about he made a reference to the working family who's been reengaged of the process because of bernie sanders. bernie sanders has spoken to specifics and constituents in the democratic party as well as well as independent voters

his pace, give bernie his space. today, the president kind of changed all that. >> yeah. i think you're seeing the leadership of the democratic party firmly signaling to senator sanders that they are moving on, that they're moving forward. the president eager to get into the general election fight with donald trump. you can imagine that the substance of those calls was the president making it very clear he's coming out for hillary clinton. but they're not going to wait any longer. and harry reid signaling it's time for unity. >> here now, either the future majority or minority leader of the u.s. senate. >> i've always believed bernie's a constructive person and this meeting just reinforced that belief. he wants to make sure that the issues he's pushed for have vitality and help get those things enacted. he cares a lot about the senate majority becoming democratic, but he also cares about keeping his people engaged and the way to do that is on issues. on issues, so many issues, the democratic caucus and bernie sanders

and bernie sanders doesn't stand a chance, and i think even bernie sanders people know this. but with regard to what miss clinton said about mr. trump and temperament, i don't recall mr. trump ever screaming at secret service and calling them pigs and throwing vases across the room and clawing his spouse which clinton has been reported to do. >> where was she reported to do all that? >> it's been written in books. secret service reported it and there are books coming out. this has been something that has been widely known in the clinton circles that have been reported over time. >> i haven't heard about it. we'll check it out. >> i'll send you the links. >> all right. send me the links. let's talk a little bit about some of the republicans criticizing donald trump right now, especially on that issue of his comments on the federal judge who is overseeing that case involving trump university. you've heard what mitch mcconnell, the majority leader had to say, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, senator corker today, and even newt gingrich, they're not happy with his comments. a

>> you know, i don't know and i'm not going to speak for bernie sanders and what bernie sanders. i know for myself as a bernie sanders supporter by going to convention we need to start talking about the fact, bernie sanders does win in every national poll against donald trump. that's the fact. and we have to start paying attention to that. so regardless of what happens in california today, everyone should vote. regardless of what happens, we should go to convention that's something that the dnc needs to pay attention to.

so i think the coming days and how bernie sanders after the d.c. primary next week, how he reacts and responds will be critical. it is clear she's the presumptive nominee. he needs to come out then and talk about what is at stake and how hillary clinton will do more for the progressive populist movement than donald trump ever could. sdl former senior spokesperson for hillary clinton's 20008 campaign, good to talk to you. thanks very much. >> straight ahead, the republican leaders gathering tonight in utah for a retreat hosted by none other than mitt romney. is the it the resurgence of the never truchl movement? truchl mo? ? ? ? ? ? ? never trump movement? he it the never trump movement? e it the r never trump movement? it the re never trump movement? we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. gro

and bernie sanders said that. bernie sanders said that her judgment is terrible. she doesn't have the judgment, the good judgment to be president. so you got something right. >> at a lot of these rallies, we see now, we've been able to pinpoint that there are certain groups, for example, veterans groups associated with hillary were in front of trump towers. then we see certain other leftist groups and supporters of bernie and hillary organizing at trump rallies. it culminated in what happened in san jose. i don't know if you saw the video. this poor woman was literally surrounded by a mob and waving the mexican flag in her face, throwing an egg in her face. guys being chased down the road by a mob of people, getting punched and bloodied and bruised. then san jose mayor blamed you for what happened with these people that were involved in this violence. what is your response to that? specifically. and more specifically, with somebody like angela davis urging people to, quote, do whatever is necessary to stop trump. do you interpret that as a threat? >> well, i think

that's the bernie sanders rally in san francisco. we're waiting for bernie sanders to speak. there's at least one other person who's going to be on the podium before he is. we'll bring you what bernie sanders has to say when that's possible. here's what donald trump said just four years ago when explaining why the man he endorsed for president said this. that was donald trump talking. in fact, mitt romney didn't lose all of the latino vote but donald trump just might. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. he's a hater. his name is gonzalo curiel. and he is not doing the right thing. i'm getting railroaded by a legal system that frankly they should be ashamed. the judge who happens to be, we believe mexican, which is great, that's fine. >> and he decided to expand the list of judges unfit to judge him. >> if it were a muslim judge, would you also feel they may not be able to treat you fairly because of that policy of yours? >> yes, that would be possible. yes, absolutely. >> here's party members who have condemned donald trump's comments. many are trump supporters,

a busy day for bernie sanders. on c-span andon before that, a meeting with the president to discuss in light of hillary clinton receiving enough delegates. many are encouraging senator sanders to get out of the race. in the first 45 minutes this morning we want to hear supporters of bernie sanders. we want to find out from you with the impact of bernie sanders campaign has been on the campaign 2016. you can let your thoughts be known on our phone line. you can give your thoughts on .ur social media the financial timethis morning takes a look at the issue of senator sanders campaign. host: your thoughts this morning on the sanders campaign. from bernie sanders supporters only, the impact you think he has had on the campaign. the senator is set to meet at the white house today for a meeting with the president to try to get a sense of what the isting is about, joining us the white house correspondent for bloomberg. host: as far as his meeting is concerned, what is the goal of president obama and bernie sanders? is the

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bernie's right this whole thing is rigged. but clearly on the republican side, there was that dynamic as well, although the counting was more obvious. but look, trump is going to continue to be the trouble maker here. that's what they're trying to do. >> and liz, there's no question this is a better news night for hillary clinton than bernie sanders. we asked, invited both campaigns to send someone to talk about this. sanders campaign couldn't provide anybody, clinton campaign doesn't have anybody they can provide. so, they're going to ride this out. bernie is going to speak in san francisco tonight. he's got to find a way to tell people you still have to get out there. >> i'm not surprised they can't come because they're in the war room. no one was expecting this to be called tonight. it was called an hour ago and i think everyone was pretty shocked. in the long run, it's a good thing because a win is a win is a win but it's not the way anybody wanted this to go out and i do think it adds a challenge for her to unify the part

guys, bernie or bust people. there's some here tonight. i think he's going to try to keep them all together and use them as an allied force to help hillary beat truch but not to give them away to hillary. i think that's a very different idea. >> chris matthews, thank you, my friend. >> nicole is fine. she has to do morning television. just before we show you our colleagues here in the studio. i didn't want anyone to be upset. steve schmidt is taking the nicole seat on the supreme court for this hour. and eugene is here with us as well. your reactions. and steve, granted, you're on the other team. but as a piece of political stage craft and rhetoric and campaign events go, what's your feeling? >> he's taken a remarkable journey over the course of the last year. he's gone from a fairly obscure senator from vermont to one of the most important political figures in the country. he has begun and started a real political movement. he has a lot of leverage. he has a big hand to play and i think you saw him saying today

>> oh, hello, bernie. i didn't see you sitting so far behind me you could never catch up. >> you saw me. you even see me in your sleep, baby. [laughter] bernie sanders: you know, i haven't seen that. that's very good. one of the fun things was being on "saturday night live." let me tell you something, it has an impact. in any speech that i gave if i used the word huge, it has a reaction. steve: did larry sanders nail it? >> he is very good, my gosh. he could be my clone there. i tried to convince him to get out on the campaign trail. it did not quite work out. but yes, he does nail me. >> senator bernie sanders, we welcome you on c-span any time. thank you for your time. bernie sanders: thank you. >> the hard-fought primary season is over with his door conventions to follow this summer. watch it c-span as the delegates consider the nomination of the first woman ever to head a major

what does bernie sanders want? >> what senator sanders really wants is to influence democratic party. he has been saying for a long time now that the party needs to be more focused on working class people, that the party needs to be thinking about how it funds the different candidates so he wants to fund campaign finance in the country and he has been talking at the rallies and telling progressives that the party needs to open the doors to the new generation of people who don't think his ideas about getting free college or about creating a single pay healthcare system is radical. he wants to have the democratic party reflect his ideals and even though hillary clinton might turn out to be the nominee, she is already the presumptive nominee, i think bernie sanders wants us to be his ideas in some way. >> the fact is that the party is still run by the same folks who ran it before and that he was complaining that all of the debates were set-up at times when least audiences were probably available, the super delegates w

we're waiting for bernie in santa monica. you're beginning to talk about what you think goes on at this particular strategic moment with whatever power he does have. >> reporter: 6 he is having what does he do moment. he is pretty bitter he feels he has not been treated properly. but it will be interesting to see what he says. the polls factored in all the people can get bernie sanders supporters are college students. when your independent you had to ask for democratic ballot. and finally bernie sanders you note i it may be timed elaborately a vote for hillary. right now let's another review of where we stand tonight that in just california across the country catherine has results of how many states. >> catherine: california dakota mexico do jersey montana can has been a really good day so far and it racked up delegates in new jersey mexico s.d. easily winning the states in the new jersey when rolling up huge a victory margin. barry has gotten the caucus in north dakota. doing well montana we are told ya the shot. that's nick

bernie. the comments coming back to us is bernie is trust worthy. his opinion matters more than hillary clinton. when you see the dials go down there's an element of i don't just what she is saying. independents give him a b minute democrats dialled up and the republicans dialled down. i think it is really fascinating bernie does much better. much much better. >> trump tell tomorrow presidenter talking about bringing the country together worked for him. >> the time is 17 minutes after the top of the hour. liberal new york city mayor bill de blasio spending a quarter of a million tax payer dollars. is he comfortable choosing the bathroom stall? >> the brawl that led to fists flying on the baseball diamond. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you rethink. reimagine. because right h

how was bernie able to do this? easily actually and popped up out of know where facing a woman with terrible record, terribly unlikeable, can't get on television to convince people of anything, people think she is dishonest and untrustworthy. >> president obama, it's a socialist that is having this success. >> that is what it makes it interesting about this conversation to me because bernie sanders is obama's idealogical ally. if barack obama had to go out support someone based on ideology, based on policy would not be the woman he hired, it would be this guy. sandra: i don't know why you're surprised, promising free stuff to a generation saddled in debt. difficult to find a job right now. he hit a sweet spot. jedediah and i were sitting in the green room when the show started, we saw bernie sanders walking next to the president obama walking in the white house. jedediah, looked at each other, why would he drop out? why would leave the party? he is getting invitations to the white house and sitting down with the pre

bernie sanders not so much. at his rally last night, a number of his supporters were chanting things that we cannot repeat on this family-friendly television program. still complaining about that call of her being the nominee before the super delegate vote at the convention. experts say the next eight weeks are key, not only for clinton to be able to rest, but also she can put the party back together. >> now i know it never feels good to put your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe in and to come up short. i know that feeling well. [ laughter ] >> as we look ahead to the battle that awaits, let's remember that all that units us. >> next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in washington, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] >> and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! [ cheers and applause ] >>> a lot of times actions speak a lot louder than words as my mother used to say. to that end, we've learned that bernie sanders' campai

unlikely for bernie sanders. you heard from our correspondent on the scene there, there seems to be at least some turnout of young voters. let's assume until we see otherwise. bernie sanders did not meet that threshold yesterday in the virgin islands. puerto rico's is a larger electorate. so let's see. hillary clinton won puerto rico in 2008. quite convincingly in 2008. she is favored to win. even if she gets 30 -- the clinton campaign thinks she will do better than half. a there any doubt that they have if they wanted to enough super delegates in their back pocket. there are super delegates who have not publicly announced who they're for. would she have enough to do that late tonight or tomorrow? maybe. would they do that? that's a different question. would you prefer to do it with just the voters, not the super delegates. is there also any doubt that within minutes after the polls close tuesday night in new jersey, we will know that unless there is a super delegate revolt, she's the democratic nominee. she'll g

she was bernie sanders before bernie sanders was bernie sanders. >> let's talk a little about the hillary clinton breakthrough. we talk often about her bad weeks. this was a good one. >> it was, for her, a real high point. she talked about it as a milestone. and we all saw her on the stage in brooklyn emotional. we saw her talking about her mother, heard her talking about history and about the history of women going before. and in every way it was the pinnacle of a career that we've watched for decades and her effort to turn so quickly to try to bring donald trump down in every way that she can began with that speech, that celebratory, victorious speech. you could see how grateful she was that she was being able to turn to that point and, you know, in every way wanted to take a victory walk with her arms spread out and being happy to count every delegate and every vote. >> bernie sanders, too. we'll get back to that in a minute. i am curious, michael, to talk a little bit about what it is that she, not only that she accomplished, but how she accomplished it. usually donald trump manages t

bernie sanders ahead in north dakota. we're standing by montana is going to be at the top of the hou hour. donald trump is the winner. let's go over to john king. let's look at new mexico. hillary clinton has a slight lead over bernie sanders. >> she does. if you look at the map early on we've only projected new jersey. if you look at the map we have votes from five of the six states or four of the six states have come in with votes and hillary clinton is leading in three of those. that's what you do not want if you're a bernie sanders supporter because you're hoping for a miracle. you want bernie sanders to sweep or win as many of the six as he can to catch up in pledged delegates he needs 71%. 30% of the vote in new mexico, 53% to 56%. so again it's 30%. we have to wait to see. those are the three major population juricenters down the. even if the margins change senator sanders needs 71% to catch up and he wants to get close. if you're in the clinton campaign these early results, let's pull out the albuquerque area, 53%

bernie sanders supporters storm social media in a fit of furry. "fox & friends" weekend co-host clayton morris has the online social media call that is lighting up social media. >>> this morning's house minority leader nancy pelosi endorsed hillary clinton. she said it would be fabulous if she picks a female running mate. hillary said, good idea. do you know anyone who didn't wait to endorse me until the day i clinched the nomination? nancy pelosi! >> well, the california battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is trending big on social media. "fox & friends" weekend co-host clayton morris joins us with that and everything else trending last night. one of our favorite segments always after the primary. clayton? >> good morning, guys. it was even before the primary when the voting started in california and new jersey and the other states last night there was outrage, of course, over everything that was unfolding for the race being called for hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders -- or for hillary clinton before any of the votes were cas

. >> are you a bernie supporter? >> i am a bernie supporter. >> do you need a tissue? >> also ahead, it's bernie's last stand, watters talking to some of its ardent supporters in vermont. >> what do you think bernie is going to do with himself now? >> keep on trucking. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching you tonight. donald trump's only chance to win the presidency. that is the evening's talking points memo. with the media and other powerful interests allocated dependence mr. trump his mandate to win the election is to convince the majority of voters that he can bring a vibrant economy back to america. it's now been more than 8 years since greedy banks and mortgage companies ignited one of the worst recessions in the nation's history. eight years is more than enough time though for the powers that be in washington to get the country back on the fast track economically. but it hasn't happened. no matter what kind of propaganda you hear. >> by almost every economic measur

what would bernie sanders say to that? >> i just talked with the top democratic officials described president obama's posture will be the math is the math. how can i be helpful in the next steps of the race? and the democratic source pointed out california was a stated benchmark for both candidates particularly for senator sanders. he said that he needed to win california in order to move forward and keep on fighting through the convention. and essentially there are no more states left. d.c. does have to vote as you just said but there is a reality to this. i am also told top of president obama's mind, the fact that secretary clinton conceded to him almost eight years ago to the day and then helped him vigorously fight for elections. i think these are all things that are going to be coming up at this momentous meeting on thursday. do not expect secretary clinton to be there. i am told this is just between president obama and senator sanders. one more thing to keep in mind, steve. president obama according to this top democ