Sentiment . Guest i did not get the entire just gist referencewas making to her critics saying she is a liar, asking where she was lying. Let me turn this into a question for tomorrow. What do you expect the results to mean for her or sen. Sanders wisconsin . Look at it. Ays to one is the math and the other is the momentum and psychology. It willelegate math, not have a profound impact on the democratic race. If you look at 2008, the way the delegates were divvied up, barack obama beat Hillary Clinton by 17 points, so it was kind of a wipeout in terms of the popular vote. Delegates that year, hillary won 32 and obama got 42. So only a 10point difference in the delegate haul. I do not think Bernie Sanders is likely to win by 17 points if he does winen and the margin is smaller than that, you may only see a gain in the single digits. On top of that, Hillary Clinton has more support with the superdelegates, unbound delegates. It will not have a big impact on the delicate math, but it coul
Government leaders like the journalist has had in his career. Brian lamb lets go find somebody. Yes, sir. I am Walter Jackson from North Carolina. I would like to say my most memorable moment would be going to the white house and meeting the president , and the best part was just watching him come down the hallway because you always see that on television but to actually see it in person was pretty incredible. Brian lamb what did you notice in person that you do not see on television . He looked a little thinner. [laughter] than he does on television, but just to be in a president s presents no matter if you agree presence no matter if you agree with his policy or not, it is really incredible. He is tall. [laughter] it was an incredible experience and im grateful to the Hearst Foundation. Brian lamb what year do you plan to run for president . I do not know. [laughter] brian lamb there is hope there. Yes, where are you from . Wonderful. I am from massachusetts. Brian lamb who impressed
It is one day before the wisconsin primary. One issue that has come up is the issue of superdelegates. Our question is it unfair . We want you to join in on the conversation. Is the line for republicans and 202 7488002 is the line for democrats. And if you are independent. You can also join the conversation on twitter or facebook. Thank you for being here with us. This is a piece this morning todays New York Times. He says, superdelegates whose votes are not found by the millions of individual voters make up a third of all delegates. That is outrageous. Lets take a look at the delegate total. Right now, Hillary Clinton has 1243 pledged delegates but when you count in the superdelegates, she has 1700 delegates. She needs 2800 to secure the nomination. Bernie sanders has 980 pledged delegates and 31 superdelegates. We will take your calls in a moment on whether you think that superdelegates are unfair. Should point out that republicans do not have superdelegates. Talked about the importa
The day today enrolled they need to be also enrolled in a support system that will take care of them all the way through their military career, and a dear, you before their discharge we should have people working on their integration back into society so there is no gap. And they should have a Health Savings account which is subsidized by the government which allows them to go to any hospital or any clinic, and we should be happy to take care of them. [applause] because if theyre willing to lay their lives down and their limbs to take care of us, the least we can do is make sure that we take care of them when they come back. [applause] we are talking when we are talking about our values, because this is a values voter summit, what part our values . One nation, unity. Lets stop letting the purveyors of division divide us by. You know what, they dont even care if you agree with him as long as you shut your mouth and set them. I think its time for us to stop shedding our mouth and sitting
To 10 years is tossed around. [inaudible] does that fall short of what advocates are hoping for and looking for from the president . Yes. [laughter] well, i mean, i think you know most of us, look, daca which was done, was a tremendous success both in terms of helping real people and as a little move in a tough election season, you know, it was based on the dream act which had been defeated in a close vote months earlier, actually in late 2010 in the lameduck session. We think the senate bill which passed on a bipartisan bill basis would be a good template to use for, has bipartisan support, very clear criteria, who would qualify for legal status. But that would be a good basis. It looks unlikely that thats going to happen, but i think the administration should be well aware that if it goes small its going to get as much grief from republicans as if it goes big. Into the goes big its going to get a lot more love from Immigration Reform movement, the Latino Committee and other constitue