succeeded. the university crowd, the administrators felt like their crowd stayed respectful, listened to the senator and applauded him and stuck with him on his speech. other times they were less interested in him. and the sanders campaign walked away with another sort of long sanders stump speech showing him able to reach across the lines. he was able to reach out and find his way to connect with then evangelical electorate. they certainly feel like they were able to speak his message to that crowd. yeah, it was interesting to me, my understanding is liberty invited all the candidates, the democratic candidates at least. i think they invited hillary clinton. they have. yeah, they ve said that. just that she would take them up on it. it was interesting to watch him essentially try to it wasn t pro forma. like i watched the sanders stump speech and this was a different
and of course, i think, she was referring to the media. most probably. kevin, very quickly, what does she have on her plate today? this event and does she have others throughout the day? reporter: well, there s some fund-raising that s going to be taking place after this here. but this event is the big one of the day. there are about 2,500, 3,000 people who have signed up to attend this. there s a long lineup outside to get through the magnetometers to come in and see and listen. the program has already kicked off with a number of speakers and they re going to try to whip this young crowd, university crowd into some sort of a voter frenzy and hopefully that frenzy will last, what, a year and a couple of months until election day. kevin tibbles following hillary clinton for us and katy tur with donald trump in south carolina, thank you both for being with me this morning. up next, we ll zoom through some of the other stories making
grio.com. it s no the something you hear from the president every day. words like stinkburger. ground hog day references, trying to get people s attention. is it working? it s, would go for the democratic base. it s working for the republicans who are running against obama obamacare becausemeans the lines are drawn sharply. he was having fun. it was a university crowd. a shout-out to the wolverines. can t hurt there. no. he knows the republican push for appeal is not going away. we know it from the paul ryan budget, from the proposal bobby jindal is putting out, thinking about running for president, so he is trying to deplate the issue. one of the things, obviously, perry, he s pushing, reason he was out there, minimum wage. and congress, no shock, divided osier it. almost duelling news conferences yesterday. democrats planning to hold votes