hillary clinton about to speak. let's look again at the room where she is going to be speaking very soon. a large obviously very enthusiastic crowd. they have thought about the optics of this and put a lot of consideration into getting a crowd all around. what are you anticipating from your candidate tonight. >> i spoke earlier about how mr. trump would try to unite the republicans in disagreement with hillary. she'll do some of that i'm sure. she needs to reach out to the bernie voters. the first step is to say trump is worse and then the next step is more important in saying i hear you, i get it, we do need to do more about income inequality and bernie is right about that and we have to do more about global climate change. we have got to clean up the system of campaign financing, of i heard you all and i need you all. it won't happen in one speech. a brick is not a wall but this is going to be the first most important step for that. >> i think she'll do all that. i think sometimes we forget when stuff like this ha

but also hillary clinton, what she is up to today . she's set to get on herself. jon: in north carolina. let's get back to her rivals. christine anderson a columnist at the washington examiner and a republican pollster. jessica karloff, a democratic pollster and senior political writer just at shown consulting, our political panel takes apart donald trump's beach. kristin, what did you think of it? >> i thought it was fascinating that we have now officially entered the i am rubber, you are glue election. donald trump in this speech took every criticism that bin laden him, that he still can't and impulsive, that people got for a while he got rich. he's taken all those things and turn them back on hillary clinton. he had a lot of really good one-liners where he said things like his campaign slogan is i'm with her, mine is i'm with you and took it to her in a way that didn't sound like he was joking. it didn't sound like sort of the more flippant tone we've heard from donald trump. this may be a speech where he was trying to really pivot

hillary clinton supported bill clinton's disasterous nafta. we have lost nearly one third of our manufacturing jobs since these two hillary-backed agreements were signed. among the worst we have ever done. among the most destructive agreements we have sign. our trade deficit rose 40% during the time hillary clinton was secretary of state. she should not be congratulated for that but rather scourned. [applause] >> then she left china and billions in intellectual property and china has taken it. it is a crime that is going on right now. they are stealing billions and billi billions of our intellectual property. hillary clinton gave china millions of jobs. our best jobs and effectively let china completely rebuild itself. in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book clinton cash by peter swiet documents how bill and hillary used the state department make -- to make her rich all while making you poor. [applause] >> here as a quote from the book. at the center of u.s. policy toward china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s.-china re

but not by hillary clinton. only by me. [ applause ] the fact is, we can come back bigger and better and stronger than ever before. jobs, jobs, jobs. [ applause ] everywhere i look, i see the possibilities of what our country could be. but we can't solve any of these problems by relying on the politicians who created the problems themselves. we'll never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place. [ applause ] the inside wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money. that's why we're asking bernie sanders' voters to join our movement, so together we can fix the system for all americans. so important. [ applause ] this includes fixing all of our many disastrous trade deals. and they're disastrous. they're destroying our country. because it's not just the political system that's rigged. it's the whole economy. [ applause ] it's rigged by big donors who want to keep wages down. it's rigged by big businesses who want to leave our coun

i think that hillary clinton, i'm hopeful that hillary clinton will find somebody who is dynamic, sbhob has diversity to the ticket but who also has that progressive streak. somebody who can also go out and talk to bernie sanders supporters. >> how much is the math important? >> i don't think that's the case any longer. i mean, the president when he got joe biden, that wasn't to make up delaware. >> there was some thought about pennsylvania. but that was just an ancillary benefit. twhaent t that wasn't the main reason. >> it had to be a personal thing, too. barack obama went through it, it has to be somebody you have a personal sense of camaraderie with and you share policy ideas and you think you can see this person every single day and deal with them in a way that's -- >> i would say their relationship, they became very close. but it grew. it was a strained relationship. >> right. >> also, i will say in this with sarah palin, she was thrown into the mix very late because mccain wanted joe leberman. everybody told him you can't have joe lieberman, the party will go crazy. and then sara

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hillary clinton is privileged. >> hillary clinton came out of law school and worked for under privileged people. she was a legal aide. charles: there is a distinction between someone who made the money and added economic benefit to society and someone who seems to have made the money by selling influence. >> she perfected the politics of personal profit off the backs of middle class because of her time as secretary of state. hillary clinton bemoans college debt. the university of nevada at las vegas is a public institution. she took more than $300,000 off them and she want to talk about college debt when she is a huge driver of it. the gulf stream 450 is $7,000 a flight hour. that means $70,000 from washington, d.c. to sin city. charles: she hasn't driven in 20 years. the thing is, this is a country where we applaud people who are successful. but there is a sort of resentment when there is a public servant who can go out between the two of them and make $135 million. i heard them both speak and i don't think they are worth $135 million. >> a lot of the speeches hillary clinton did give w

and to say, look, that hillary clinton is against the lgbt community and to say that hillary clinton is against african-americans, and you might as well try to convince people that hillary clinton is a vampire. i mean, it is just not going to work, and not going to resonate, and not going to the resonate with the dyed in the wool democrats and sure not going to resonate with the independents. the independents are looking for, if i'm an independent voter, i tend to be moderate, i am going to be looking for the specifics. tell me what you are going to do about the nation's challenges, and so far, hillary clinton has produced in my judgment very significant detailed plans for how she is going to attack each and every one of the nation's problems. donald trump, we haven't heard anything except for rhetoric. i can jgenerate the economy to levels that it has never been before, because i know how to make deals. sorry, that is not good snuff. give us some more specifics, and how are you going the fund the ideas? as you said, you can't cut taxes and increase the funding, because it does not a

hillary clinton. i was told the original plan was to roll it out sometime next week, but there is also a sense that now that the president has met with bernie sanders, formally endorsed hillary clinton, that they could accelerate the time line. we also know that senator sanders who has come here to capitol hill today, held a series of meetings, also visiting with the president and vice president, is still talking about a time line that is unclear as to when he would exit this race. of course next tuesday the district of columbia is the final voting primary and that would be sort of the actual end of the primary season. but how will he use the leverage of his movement, the support of his voters and so forth. we don't yet know how he would unwind his campaign as to what specific date. so with that in mind, senator warren, who is a vocal person on issues like wall street and she has been able to with a withering simplicity go after donald trump on to wit, one of his favorite modes, as well as in front of

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foundation, which then had a direct line to hillary clinton, but that hillary clinton now supports the unamerican values of those countries that donated to the clinton foundation. it's complicated. his base of voters may get it and may cheer loudly. but i think it's -- i think he may have gone a bridge too far in a point that can be made much more simply. i think he got back to basics, which is if i were giving him advice, i would have told him to just bite off that piece of the apple. he got back to his basic message, which is the economy is rigged against you, trade has decimated our communities from coast to coast and hillary and bill clinton are for those crummy trade deals that have brought you incredible economic insecurity. >> nicolle for those of us who may just be joining us and haven't heard a lot of the talk about it, how big is this story of the last 24 to 48-hour news cycle and that is the gulf between the fund-raising and the democrats and the clinton campaign and the trump campaign and his statements that people should relax about it? >> well, you know, i don't know the

endorsing hillary clinton? >> well, it's obviously a big plus for her and it comes on top of a statement by bernie sanders that must have been very heartening, as well. what you are seeing here is the consolidation of the democratic party. and one of the values of president obama hanging out and not endorsing a candidate until this point has been that he can play a larger role in reyou nighing the democratic party as this primary season draws to a close. so this is a big day for her. you know, it's so interesting, wolf. you think about this process and how dynamic it is. a month ago, it looked like donald trump was about to con l consolidate the republican party as all the republican candidates fell by is wayside and he became the presumptive nominee of the party and hillary clinton looked to be struggling with her nominating process and bernie sanders and how quickly things can turn around. she had a huge day on tuesday. and now this big enforcement which will pay dividends down the line obviously in terms of

new jersey for hillary clinton, new mexico for hillary clinton, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the caucuses, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the north dakota caucuses. donald trump obviously without any opposition he's the only republican candidate standing. he's won all of the states, the republican contest so far he's well on his way, obviously, let's go back to anderson. >> wolf, thank you. bernie sanders speech, we'll bring that to you live. if you are bernie sanders, you think very carefully i suppose about what you're going to say to your crowd tonight. >> yeah, i would think so. he deserves to take a little bit of a bow too as has been said all night. he's run an extraordinary campaign. nobody would have predicted what he has done, and you could hear in secretary clinton's rhetoric, ek koes of the themes of the sanders campaign and, you know, as others have said, he pushed, he pushed her in a way that was positive and constructive and will make her a stronger candidate at the general election. so there's a lot to celebrate there. the hard pivot to make is from we're

if you are against hillary, you are really against hillary clinton. if you are against donald trump, you are violently against donald trump. people aren't curious as to why people are against the other. they have washed them off as evil. >> what does that mean for a general election? here we are, donald trump says i haven't even started with hillary clinton yet. >> when you look at the polls leading up to this, it's almost impossible to predict how it's going to play out. until you see them side by side and we didn't know how donald trump was going to play until he was out there with all 17 candidates, we have no idea but we do know that it's going to be really, really ugly. donald trump has a knack on hitting on the thing that people don't like about a candidate. her untrustworthiness is going to rise. that's something that's going to impact her when it comes to the general election. on the other hand, hillary clinton hasn't found attack point to take down donald trump. >> nobody has. >> until this last week. she's tried all different kind of things.

it's hillary clinton. to unite republicans and moderates for donald trump is hillary clinton. >> mark preston, i saw a man before donald trump, paul manafort. complete control of the campaign. >> incredible amount of pressure on him right now and i think we see an immediate change so far in how the campaign works and i know this is in the weeds but the infrastructure is important. the next two or three weeks important for paul manafort. not just raising money but infrastructure and keeping donald trump on message which in itself is a very hard thing to do. >> campaign leadership. new fund raising pitch and speech in this. >> what's the first thing out of clinton's mouth? >> continue to go forward and lay out her plan for the american economy. ignore donald trump. don't fall for it. will disappoint you and with marco rubio's announcement, we see the down ballot revolt for the control of the u.s. senate. mitch mcconnell and other republicans will abandon donald trump. >> that's all for us at this hour. >> "l

hillary clinton could talk all she wants. her record is what's made us unsafe and especially these hacking attempts from foreign governments and other agents abroad that put our state secrets at risk. >> isn't that ironic that she is going to give a speech about national security when in fact it could prove true that her e-mail server was a national security risk? >> this is an investigation that's gone on for months and months. not a single shred of evidence came out that suggested that the data was compromised, that there were security leaks. >> let's talk about the ig report. >> come on. we've gone over this over and over and over again. >> the obama-appointed ig confirmed there were hacking attempts that she never reported to the federal government that she had -- if you could excuse me for one second. this entire operation was never approved and wasn't even made aware to the administration. she basically ran her -- >> she followed the precedent of secretaries of state prior to her. >> condoleezza did not have a private s

donald trump is more unpopular than hillary clinton, but hillary clinton has problems with her popularity and trustworthiness to the middle of the electorate. she has those problems. mark: donald trump's more conventional speech was on day two of what he himself said in a tv interview which is now, quote "a different kind of , campaign." so how is it going, this different type of campaign? sit back, relax, let us get you up. >> donald trump, presidential, here is what happened. conventional candidate, conventional campaign. endorsement from a big name, check, kind of. a speech from a big name. check. sort of. the script, check. mr. trump: they totally own her, and that will never, ever change. reporter: kind of. mr. trump: including if she ever became president, god help us. reporter: but he did use the teleprompter. and a #. trump 2.0? mark: so that stuff will all encourage members of the establishment and others who want to bring the party together. on the other hand, when donald trump's former rival marco rubio, the florida or senator, announced that he will head for reelection to the

clinton but he has been discussing hillary clinton. we'll keep an ear and eye on that for you. let's discuss this. steven miller is a senior advisor to donald trump. p.j. crowley is a former state department spokesman under president barack obama. it's good to have you both here hillary clinton took on donald trump saying trump would be a major security threat to the united states. watch this. >> is. >> that not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, i don't understand donald's bizarre fascination with dictators and strong men who have no love for america. he praised china for tiananmen square massacre. she said it showed strength. he said you've got to give kim jong-un credit for taking over north korea, something he did by murdering everyone he saw as a threat including his own uncle which donald described geefully like he was watching an action movie. and he said he'd

donald trump or hillary clinton? in the end, i think the clinton campaign assumes that many or most of those voters will come around to her side. i'm not sure if that is correct, but that may be an assumption. >> if they vote at all. >> if they turn out it will be key. >> i'm so interested about the meeting on thursday. >> we do have a quick programming note for you tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, brett baier will sit down with the presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton, i'm sure she will have something to say about the speech. >> and mr. sanders is kind of boycotting the o'reilly program, when he put him on tv months and months and months ago, so senator, you got an invitation. >> come visit us. >> well, right now we're still waiting for the final results from the democratic primary, even though the initial results show mrs. clinton ahead as the senator. so the gap will close. >> we did have that breaking news, senator sanders now projected winning montana and north dakota. and we will also discuss the top is

hillary clinton only needing 57. and that's before whatever she takes out of the virgin islands when there were 12 at stage and before she gets whatever she's going to get tonight in puerto rico. hillary clinton could clinch the nomination here on the east coast with 142 delegates at stake, even before california votes. new jersey, 142 delegates at stake. polls are showing hillary clinton with a significant lead. she up is with 64% to bernie sanders' 30% in the polls. looking very good for hillary clinton to clinch the nomination. we do to california, hillary clinton holding a lead of about plus two. look at how many delegates are at stake. 548 delegates at stake. 475 of those are pledged. hillary clinton could have a nat so good night here in california but still take away enough delegates to make her lead over bernie sanders insurmountable. let's hear hillary clinton herself talking about how things are going to go on tuesday. >> this is race against bernie sanders over whether or not you win california on tuesday?

we will continue to listen to hillary clinton. she's taking questions from residents of vallejo, california, the california primary and the super tuesday this coming tuesday and the last big state with the primary. we're watching the results coming in right now from the democratic presidential primary in puerto rico. we just heard from the democratic party chairman in puerto rico and tells us that voter turnout across the island was higher than expected and the votes in the metropolitan areas and san juan, and those votes are beginning to be counted right now four and a half hours after the polls close and only a small trickle is in and only 3% and you can see the numbers there 69.3 for hillary clinton and 32.2% for bernie sanders. meanwhile, i want you to hear from democratic candidate senator bernie sanders. he's confident that no matter what happens in puerto rico, the convention in philadelphia, in july will be, in his word, con tef tested and this from his speech. >> at the end of the nominating process, no candidate will hav

hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief. i think she's pathetic. i think she should be in jail for what she did with her e-mails. okay? >> donald trump takes on hillary clinton. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. >> then deal me in! >> she shouts into the microphone and it drives everybody crazy. and frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vo

hillary clinton ind, google fills in hillary clinton indiana. yahoo fills in hillary clinton indictment. >> the intention is clear. google is burying potential searches for hillary clinton by manipulating recommendations on their site. reporter: trump rac for racist. this time the google search matched yahoo and bing. >> this appears to be a consist don't ask. reporter: predictions are produced based on a number of factors including the popularity of search terms. >> based on what the results are. there is definitely a problem. google also explains its systems automatically filters out inaproper yapts auto complete searches. so negative information is not the first thing that pops up. lou: we'll have a lot more on this issue tonight. donald trump presented a clear contrast between himself and evangelicals. both candidates in washington giving dueling speeches. hillary clinton addressed the planned parenthood. and trump addressed the faith fan freedom conference saying clinton's policies would set america back. >> religious freedom with governmen

however, clinton is up eight points in the florida poll which is a big deal for hillary clinton because as you guys know, putting together a map that gets donald trump to 270 electoral votes without florida is extraordinary difficult. he really needs that to be part of the puzzle that he puts together to get to 270. without it, it's tough. but with those two tied polls in ohio and pennsylvania shows us what we've known. this is going to be a battle between these two candidates for white, working class voters in the upper midwest. not that hillary clinton is expected to win white, working-class voters. but it will be a battle on her part to keep the margins narrow. >> florida, by the way, pennsylvania plus ohio doesn't give him the game if he loses florida. he needs more than that. >> florida is critical for his path. it's helpful obviously to her path as well but not as critical. she has more option approximates. >> let's talk about the issues a little bit. commander in chief, immigration, clinton has a little bit of an edge there in some cases but he's on top on economy and terrorism a

endorsement of hillary clinton. >>> donald trump on the campaign trail to unite the republican base beginning this morning with evangelicals. his strategy ahead and what he promised top party donors. good morning. happy friday. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> nice to see you here. i'm christine romans. it is friday. it's june 10th. with politics. democrats are closing ranks behind hillary clinton to elevate her as the presumptive nominee and disarm her democratic rival. president obama met with bernie sanders. two hours later, the president unveiled the endorsement of hillary clinton. we have michelle kosinski with the latest this morning. >> reporter: alison and christine, to see this play out was truly remarkable. here we have a presidential endorsement in a video on twitter that was released by the hillary clinton campaign. when has that ever happened? it was recorded on tuesday. it was well produced. you could hear the music. it was clear the white house wanted to let the meeting play out between

but he's better than hillary clinton. i don't know how much sense that makes because -- >> it makes a lot of sense. >> well, it doesn't make sense when you're the speaker of the house, and you can say, he said something racist, and i'm still endorsing him. >> he said something awful. but, you know, to still endorse -- it doesn't mean that if you don't support him, that you necessarily support hillary clinton, i guess. >> yes, it does. in america, let's face it. we elect either democrats or republicans in america. and for all these people who have the fantasies or idea there will be a third party person or gary johnson is going to be the president, get over it. it's illogical. it's either going to be donald trump or hillary clinton. the republican nominee or the democratic nominee -- >> it could be mitt romney. >> i wish mitt romney would just run because this pseudorunning in the background is really wearing us out. >> "new york times" is reporting donald trump aides are discussing ways to keep him focused and, quote, mor

they all supported hillary clinton. amy: dolores huerta, thank you for joining us, civil rights activist and co-founder of the united farm workers of america with cesar chavez. president of the dolores huerta foundation for community organizing and hillary clinton supporter. when we come back, we go to stanford university to find out about the case of a man who was convicted of felony after felony around sexual assault, sentence to six months in prison. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "true colors" by kesha and zedd. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to the effort to recall a judge who sentenced to former stanford university swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman to six months in jail. judge aaron persky expressed concern a longer sentence would have "a severe impact on him." brock allen turner was caught by two witnesses thrusting on top of the victim as she lay unconscious behind a dumpster. in a packed california court, the vic

dan, you voted for hillary clinton today. you're a hillary clinton supporter. you used to advise the president of the united states, barack obama, and here you have bernie sanders giving this 17-minute speech where to boos when he mentioned hillary clinton's name, he vowed to stay in this through next week, the washington, d.c. primary, and he said he's going to take his message -- his message all the way to philadelphia. what do you take away from that speech from bernie sanders? >> i think that this is the beginning of a process for bernie sanders to get out of this race and help unify the party. he didn't attack hillary clinton in this speech. he talked about taking his message to the convention. i think under all scenarios, he will push for process reforms, some of his policy to be part of the policy platform for the party. he could have taken different tacks tonight. eight years ago after the last primary in 2008, hillary clinton gave a very feisty speech. terry mcauliffe, who was her campaign chairman at that time, introduced her as the next president of

trump are doing to hillary clinton. completely outrageous and the other point you talk about hard working americans. where are the hard working americans' jobs going to go when donald trump gives $3 trillion in tax breaks to millionaires and 2 trillion to corporations and loses 3.5 million jobs according to moody's. hillary clinton's plan to invest in infrastructure alone would generate 3.5 million new jobs as opposed to donald trump's plan which will cost 3.5 million jobs. >> several people have responded to her plan saying, you know, show's actually right. how do you respond? >> three things there and i'll start with the reverse. you can tell what's wrong with the democratic party tailed when they are citing moody's, the people who helped fuel the subprime lending crisis that crashed the economy and moody's also in their plan if you read the fine minute they said donald trump's immigration plan would raise wages for working americans. hillary clinton's plan will depress wages for working americans. black and hispanic

>> well, my reaction is that donald trump may be less than than hillary clinton but hillary clinton did freeze during those many hours of benghazi. we have testimony by the s2 general, the air force general who said, we were spinning off capabilities but we never got the approval from state. this is testimony before our committee that makes it clear she may have stayed awake all night but she is frozen in place. it's important because hillary clinton was there to make the mistakes before 9/11, during 9/11 and be part of the cover-ups and lies. 9/11. >> we all remember the testimony she had. she really attacked donald trump on national security, on foreign policy and if you listen closely to what she said, it sounded very similar to what republicans were saying not that long ago about donald trump. lindsey graham. he said during the campaign, i don't believe donald trump has the temperament and judgment to be commander in chief. mitt romney, the republican nominee four years ago, donald trump is a phony. he's a fraud. his promise is as worthless as a degree from trump university and marc

she's going to endorse hillary clinton tonight. could warren become hillary clinton's running mate? >>> an isis american. a virginia man who joined isis and then defected appears in federal court on terror charges. why the first american isis fighter is captured on the battlefield and could be a gold mine for u.s. intelligence. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." breaking news, president obama endorses hillary clinton for president of the united states saying he doesn't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold that office. the president says he's fired up and he'll start campaigning with hillary clinton next week in wisconsin. clinton says she's honored and that she, too, is fired up and ready to go. the endorsement was released after the president met one-on-one in the oval office with bernie sanders. while sanders won't be moving into that office himself, he has vowed to help hillary clinton defeat donald trump and aides say sanders will keep pushing for his progressive agenda. donald trump reacted quickly tweeting, "obama just endorsed crooked hillary. h

happened to hillary clinton. took her a couple of days to come around to the idea that she needed to drop out. but also remember, this is a very different situation. first of all, hillary clinton had been a democratic party insider. he's been an independent, a socialist for his time throughout the senate, even though he caucused with the democrats. she wanted to run again. that's not going to happen with bernie sanders who is 74 years old. so there's a little different trajectory here. he also feels a real affinity for and with the 10 million -- 10.5 million people who have voted for him. the 1.5 million who have come out to these rallies so far. the 8 million or more individual donors have given to his campaign. so what does he have that they want? one, the support of those voters who really love bernie sanders. and secondly, he has a list, a very valuable list so far. he's only used it to the benefit of a handful of down ticket folks, steve. >> chris jansing at the white house. that meeting two hours away. bern

the fbi is investigating hillary clinton. is that good idea for the president of the united states who oversees the fbi who endorse one of the people they ever investigating criminally? they are separate issues here and that's why there are branches of government. yes, i think it was a good idea. right thing to do. made it clear to senator sanders on sunday this would be happening. the video was taped on tuesday. he wants the democrats to win in november. hillary clinton is going to be our candidate and that's what's going on here. she also said very confidently that there will be no indictment. maybe he knows something we don't know. >> maybe she does. even more disturbing maybe she knows something this now sets her up for looking like rigged doj deal. $75,000 from her campaign from doj employees. 57 is not overwhelming. even if you say it because no one is paying attention to him. in polling we know when hillary clinton no one spaying attention to her 68% approval. now that he is injecting himself back that number is going

they'll feel that way about hillary clinton. sense of pride for hillary clinton. bernie's people also have a sense of pride tonight because they feel they have done the impossible and they feel that they're little davids. they went up against the big goliath of the media that wouldn't pay attention and able to break through that. little david up against the goliath of the dnc, the goliath of the clintons, they're proud of what they've accomplished. not just the policies, they also want the process to be different. they feel the big money is an issue. that's not policy, that's process. the umpires weren't always fair so they want to be heard, seen and respected on the policy, also on t process but there's pride in both lanes of this party and today is a good day to be a democrat and also a good day to be an american. >> it's called the pivot. >> i don't see jeffrey lourd or s.e. cupp getting ready for goose bumps tonight. >> i'll let you know. stand by. >> a little one. >> i think you're right, van, that whether you're a fan of hillary clinton's or not, a republica

he endorses hillary clinton? how do you see it playing out? >> i'm sure that was the topic of conversation in the meeting and the president probably indicated to the senator that are he was going to endorse relatively soon or was willing to wait a couple of days if senator sanders was going to make a decision sooner. i'm sure that was a topic of discussion. i think senator sanders has a couple of tweaks come to the realization that he is not going to be the nominee but that he has many opportunities to be heard and all of the people that have supported him have every optimistic reason to want to make sure that this convention brings together the values that we all share. >> and let me get your thoughts on some of the early conversation regarding who hillary clinton may select as her running mate here. you have elizabeth warren's name picking up steam. she has taken on donald trump for the past several weeks on social media, his agenda, what he represents, do you see that as a possible ticket? >> i think it is a v

hillary clinton pandering. your head will spin when you your head will spin when you hear the extent of america's it's free.wash! um...no, thanks. knew that was coming. he won't let anyone else touch his car. except me. here i am... working my canister off to clean and shine... and give proven protection... against fading and aging caused by uv rays. he won't use those copycat wipes. hi...doing anything later? the quiet type. i like that. armor all original protectant. don't be dull. kennedy: it's time to have some fun with politics. in a recent radio interview hillary clinton claims she carries a bought of hot sauce with her everywhere leading some to speculate she was pandering to the black community. today we are playing fact or fiction, hillary pandering edition. my party panel will determine if she was pandering or something we made up here. you guys ready to play? here is question number one. hillary clinton released a kwanzaa theme logo on twitter to connect with black voters. fact or fiction. it's very

trump for attacking hillary clinton. in fact, many of us have been wanting him to shift his attention away from his republican rivals. the republican party. reince priebus, paul ryan, and every other enemy within the party, not to mention judges is and anyone else who gets in his way, and start talking about hillary clinton. on her record, on her personal life. it's all up for grabs for a lot of republicans. so that will be a welcome shift. how he does it will probably offend some people. i'm sure i'll number that camp. but you're not -- you're not going to find a lot of disagreement with donald trump turning to hillary clinton finally. >> and bill, i do think that some of the things that donald trump says will resonate like the global initiative which voters simply don't understand what it does, right? so donald trump can bring up the charges like they take a lot of money from saudi arabia, why would they do that when saudi arabia is not a champion of women's rights? >> i think that when donald trump brings up charges r

hillary clinton wins solidly in california. you can see it there, it's a 13-point lead for hillary clinton right now. you should note here that you see in the upper right-hand corner only 69% in in california. they have a lot of mail-in ballots that are just coming in today and tomorrow, going to take a while to count them. the expectation is that margin will shrink a little bit. sanders might even get it into sing 'em digits but it's not going to be nearly enough to overcome hillary clinton's advantage there. she also won in new jersey well over 20 points, the victory for her in new jersey. you can see that there. new mexico, put that one up as well. you can see because of rounding numbers, that's a little bit over 100. montana, sanders did get this one, a six-point win. south dakota, the tightest contest of the night, hillary clinton winning that by two and north dakota, again that caucus state, bernie sanders getting a solid win there. what does this all mean in terms of the delegates? there it is, hillary clinton the magic

hillary clinton, bragging on hillary clinton, someone who perseveres, bragging on her as a fighter. all the nice things about bernie sanders. i didn't ask her directly about bernie sanders, she said a lot of thing, crediting with him a lot that has happened in the democratic party already. personal praise for hillary clinton, something i never heard barometer made news in a lot of ways. >> she was able to do both at the same time. a lot of people watching the sanders versus clinton fight didn't think that was possible. here, someone came on with a fully praisable of hillary clinton and bernie sanders, and it never seemed strained. >> we saw a bit of that as well, from president obama today. of course, the president, in a video presentation that was clearly scripted and stayed, and much more, you could see them calculating it with a micrometer to get it right in terms of tone. she was ripping, she wasn't reading me a speech. she went chapter and verse, bernie sanders, the impact of what he has done. and her admerable for hillary clinton. making a totally unreserved endorsement tonigh

that's how hillary clinton gets this 2,384. he's pointing out there's a difference between these kinds of delegates. the pledged delegates are what you get from winning primaries and caucuses. these are etched in stone. you pick these up in the primary season, they have to vote for you at the convention no matter what. the superdelegates, they can change their minds. they have the option of changing their minds until the convention if they want to. hillary clinton has an overwhelming advantage. these are superdelegates telling us they're voting for hillary clinton. but sanders is saying, look, she'll not hit the magic number of 2,383 with the pledge delegates that are etched in stone since she'll need free agent superdelegates. this is a contested convention through july. theoretically, he does have a point here. here is the problem. the question is what would it take those superdelegates to change their mind? he cannot say he won more pledged delegates and they should honor that result. she'll have the majority of pledged dele

that's hillary clinton. and -- >> what does it say that a person you said is temperaturemently unfit to be president is rated as more honest and trustworthy than hillary clinton? >> look, let's see the democratic party consolidate here, which i believe it will. hillary clinton was also leading in that poll, i believe. i -- correct me if i'm wrong. >> fact. >> the question you should be asking -- i think as analysts is why is hillary clinton leading? she's leading because people are making decisions based on things that may not be asked in that poll. which one of these people is really going to make a difference in my life. which will help my kid get an education? who will get rid of the crushing problem of college debt that's holding back not just millennials and people coming out of college and going into college today, but people up into their 40s and 50s who are paying off college debt. people are voting on things that are front and center in their lives when it comes to personal security, their economic

because the way you beat hillary clinton, they believe, is to focus on hillary clinton and have that referendum on her, not on the unusual and sometimes outrageous semi republican nominee. >> absolutely. this is a historic knit for hillary clinton. she is a deeply flawed candidate. she has historically high negatives and historically high negatives for -- she's been in the public eye, she's been polled since before the 1990s. this is her lowest positive rating of her entire political career. she should be somebody who is extremely vulnerable. on issues like national security, on issues like her -- you know, the clinton foundation, her ties to wall street. and to some extent, her opponents have tried to exploit those. so much focus is on donald trump who with is the only candidate that has higher negative ratings than hillary clinton. we had a poor jobs report within the last week and we had a state department i.d. report that was extremely negative for hillary clinton and, yet, very little of that has been talked about. we've been focusing on donald trump's comments on the mexican am

a two point lead for hillary clinton. so could hillary clinton close out the primary season with a major loss in the biggest state in the country? how could she avoid that fate? all that and much more still to come. but we begin with our top story, hillary clinton calling donald trump a fraud saying he's trying to scam america. the democratic frontrunner taking ongoing litigation over the now defunct trump university and turning it into an indictment of trump'swn employe trump until was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> and as we said, 2:30 this afternoon eastern time, 11:30 in california, hillary clinton will be in the golden state to deliver what is being billed as a major address on foreign policy and in a heavy part of that address will be criticisms and attacks on donald trump for his own vision. senior clinton pol

we've been with hillary clinton for a long time. this will be a great election not just for americans but those who consider ourselves progressives as well. >> congressman, one thing. you know this last jobs report was very disappointing no matter who you talk to. and one of the things in this election that bernie sanders really hit on is this anxiety about the economy. so, as administration tries to tell us the economy is much better, and there is a silver lining to this report, how do you look at the economy? and how do you reflect those sanders concerns? >> welsh more than six years of continuous job growth, more than 8 million americans going back to work, those are all good things. but you're right. this last month has to be on the minds of a lot of people. that is why we need to have a president that will have a congress that will work with the president because you can't continue to have a congress that is asleep at the wheel and certainly trying to block everything the president tries to do. we've got to be about creating mo

i don't dislike hillary clinton. i think she's taken the country in a wrong direction slower maybe than obama but still in the wrong direction. with mr. trump, it's unnerving his policy choices, his policy proposals. at the end of the day -- he says he can finance his own campaign. i wish he would because that would free up money to help the republican house and senate. so mr. trump, if you can finance your own campaign, do it. because the people that would have given you money for the house and senate now want to hold the house and senate. >> if you can't vote for hillary clinton, who are you going to vote for? >> i probably won't vote for hillary clinton or donald trump it hurts to not support your party but he's taking the party in a direction i cannot go on immigration, foreign policy. i hate the fact that i can't support my party nominee. i want to help my house and senate colleagues and i'll support them enthusiastically. >> marco rubio was running for president, as you well know, he's criticized the senate on

that is hillary clinton. i'm told he's going to be specific about going after her on not just the e-mail issue but on money given to the clinton foundation, accusing her of taking blood money and accusing her of having ethical issues, vis a vis being at the state department and president clinton giving paid speeches and talk about the issues that propelled him in the primary, immigration, and trade is a big one he'll go after her on. much like bernie sanders did in the democratic primary process, saying she has been supportive of the kind of trade deals that have hurt america workers. >> so jeff, is this what we can expect through november? one candidates gives an attack speech and the other and then the other givers an attack speech? >> it absolutely is to be frank about it. beyond looking at the attack speeches, i was in columbus, ohio yesterday at the clinton speech and dana is absolutely correct about trade. that is one of the issues that worries a lot of democrats i talked and the clinton campaign, nafta

you saw quick consolidation behind hillary clinton. it sent a signal that bernie sanders may not have yet conceded but he is on board to help democrats defeat donald trump. of course, you saw that coalescing happen at a time when donald trump was losing support over his comments about judge curiel. >> you have donald trump in the meantime last night tweeting out, kind of digging in at the archives with this attack ad from then senator barack obama. let's listen to that. >> it's what's wrong with politics today. hillary clinton will say anything to get elected. now she's making false attacks on barack obama. "the washington post" says clinton isn't telling the truth. she championed nafta, even though it has cost south carolina thousands of jobs. and worst of all, it was hillary clinton who voted for george bush's war in iraq. hillary clinton, she'll say anything and change nothing. >> alex, when you have donald trump who relies on social media tweeting digging up this ad with this strategy. particularly since he doesn't advertise much o