I want to stay here in california. It means it means the world to me. Reporter just a few delegates of hitting that magic number, kpln is looking to tuesdays final round of democratic primaries to seal the deal. On tuesday i will have decisively won the popular vote, and i will have decisively won the pledged delegate majority. You cant get much more than that out of a primary season. Reporter clinton telling cnns jake tapper after tuesdays contest shes pushing for party unity. I expect senator sanders to do the same, and that we will come together and be prepared to go to the convention in a unified way. Reporter but clintons rival Bernie Sanders argues that clintons super delegates shouldnt be counted just yet. Hillary clinton will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to win the democratic nomination at the end of the nominating process. The Democratic National convention will be a contested convention. Reporter vowing to take his campaign all the way to the convention, hes banking on delegaterich california to give him momentum. Sanders elevating his attacks on clinton sunday saying the Foreign Government donations to the Clinton Foundation of a conflict of interest. If you asked me about the Clinton Foundation, do i have a problem, when a sitting secretary of state and a Foundation Run by her husband collects many millions of dollars from Foreign Governments. Governments which be dictatorships do i have a problem with that . Yeah, i do. Do you think it creates a conflict of interest . Yeah, i do. I do. Reporter even sanders himself concedes it will be an uphill fight after tuesday, and thats because numbers dont lie. Clinton has been 500 more super delegates than sanders. Sanders says about 400 of those delegates got behind clinton before he even got into the race, and he wants the chance between tuesday, no matter what happens, win or lose, to make his case to the super delegates before the convention in july, but if clinton wins big tomorrow, that argument gets even harder for sanders to make. Sanders would likely be in an awkward wigs arguing the super delegates should essentially overturn the will of the voters. A lot of Unfinished Business there, regardless of that historic mark we just saw with Hillary Clinton. Lets discuss with the panel. The Daily Beast Washington Bureau chief jackie kucinich. Political anchor foretime warmer cable news, mr. Errol louis and host of the David Gregory podcast, David Gregory hisself. Xwak jackie, history. What does it mean in terms of the fortunes for Hillary Clinton and what does it mean in general . Yeah, a huge moment for Hillary Clinton. Unfortunately doesnt sound like Bernie Sanders is really going to let her celebrate it tomorrow night, or wednesday morning, as, you know, maybe she should. That said, this is a really big moment for Hillary Clinton. It wasnt too long ago it might be a year from today. Couldnt tell you what day it is, actually, that she had im sorry. Eight years ago she had to concede to barack obama. So this is really, i mean, were really close to exactly eight years to that moment. Its a very big one for Hillary Clinton. June 8, 2008, when she said thank you, brooke. I got you, jackie. Appreciate it. Youre nodding, too. Were looking at a potentially historic week. At the same time, sanders is not ready to leave the stage. Right. Up until now it hasnt had the same look and feel as it did eight years ago when it would have been seen as, not just graceless and sort of politically difficult, really sort of stepping in an important way on top of a piece of history i the making. I mean, we havent heard the Clinton Campaign say that, you know, this is big. This is big for our daughters. This is big for our mothers and grandmothers. Why not . I dont know if thats really what theyre focused on pop right now theyre trying to get through this mud fight with Bernie Sanders. History loomed larger in 2008 than now. It did. Probably you could probably lay at the feet of the media. Thats not the way this is covered and not frankly the campaign has wanted it. Frankly, look, we know that politically speaking, emphasizing the first woman president potentially has not been a big winner. She tried that in 2008, frankly, and it didnt work. Understandably they may want to step away from it, but it does sort of you know, it has some means that is slipping past us and Bernie Sanders as far as i can say under no particular pressure to say, look, dont do this, because this is history in the making and youre pushing a point whose outcome is not very much in question. Lets listen to senator sanders just this weekend. At the end of the nominating process, no candidate will have enough pledged delegates to call the campaign a victory. They will be dependent upon super delegates. In other words, the Democratic National convention will be a contested convention. David gregly, on the super delegate points, overall vote tallies does he have any point in making that distinction whatsoever, or is he just rasping . It doesnt appear that will be accurate. It appears shes going to capture the pledged delegates even before you capture the super delegates and even if not to do that, the super delegates according to the math matter, and these are people within the party, elected officials and other big wigs in the party who have publicly come out and pledged their support. In theory, they could change their minds, but theres little reason to see them doing so. I think Bernie Sanders is obviously having a difficult time relinquishing what has been an incredible successful president ial campaign, and i think at this point he wants to see if he can win california and create the momentum and the lift that that victory could give him and his campaign before he pulls out. He knows theres mounting pressure by elected officials and others for him to get out of the way to give her a clear shot. I agree with errol. Less of an emphasis on the historic nature of the clinton candidacy than now on trying to get the democrats united to go against trump. Jackie, what are you seeing with Hillary Clinton in terms of how she is working with the media . Do you believe that something is seen as needing to shift within that campaign . If so, do you believe you are seeing any shift or being told about a potential shift . Well, it would be nice have a press conference once in a while. And she hasnt done that, and its a great contrast, and when you look at donald trump, who, you know will have a press conference, whether or not he says in them what are true, he is at least having them. Shes calling in to shows. She never really did that before. Shes doing more television interviews, it seems like, but in terms of that, you know, facetoface interfacing with the press on a regular basis, that hasnt happened yet. I think she would much rather, can i just say, give the spotlight of negative publicity to donald trump, doing an excellent job in the spotlight, shell take the hit, agree with jackie, better to have press conferences, i dont think she wants to face questions of the i. G. Report, on the Clinton Foundation donations and the kind of unscripted nature of a press conference. Shell face those questions in the interviews shes doing but for her it feels like a more controlled environment. Finally, if history is made this week, errol what will that look like for the Clinton Campaign when they can truly shift towards november . Every second is precious at this point. Thats where the pressure from Bernie Sanders comes from. Technically hes right. Until they actually raise their hands and cast their ballots at the convention, sure. But they dont have time in the clinton camp, i think is their thinking, they dont have time to wait for that stuff. Theyve already started to pivot, gotten into a dogfight with donald trump. They need a peace summit before the convention . I doubt that will happen. Party ald eelders. There are no party elders. Theyre the elders. Bernie sanders, and including hes a sitting senator. Nothing you can threaten him with. If he wants to stay in, hes going to stay in. Okay. Errol, david, jackie, thank you. Subtle resignation from Brooke Baldwin. There you go. As for the republicans, guys, stick around. Fear about donald trump, Party Leaders and donors worrying that trumps attacks on a judges mexican heritage will drive voters away. Instead of backing down, trump is doubling down, tripling down, live at trump tower for us, Phil Mattingly, good morning. Reporter for days, gop leaders in public and through Backchannel Communications urged donald trump to back off his attacks over a federal judge based on his ethnicity. Instead, as you said, brooke, he hasnt just doubled down, hes tripped down, raising real feel inside the Republican Party. Donald trump now musing that a hypothetical muslim judge might not remain neutral, if presiding over the case against Trump University. A muslim judge, would you also feel they wouldnt be able to treat you fairly because of that policy of yours . Its possible, yes. Yeah. That would be possible. Reporter and doubling down on his attacks against the mexicanamerican judge he says should be disqualified from the trial. If you are saying he cant do his job because of his race is that not the definition of racism . Hes proud of his heritage. Okay . Im building a wall. Hes a mex kinn. Youre invoking his race whether or not he can do his job. Im building a wall. Okay . Im bidding a wall. Reporter trumps comments increasingly raising sharp concerns inside the Republican Party. This is one of the worst mistakes trump has made and i think its inexcusable. This judge is not mexican. This judge is an american citizen. Reporter interviews with a series of top gop officials, donors, fundraisers and congressional aides making clear trump has crossed a major line. I completely disagree with the thinking behind that. I dont condone the comments, and we can press on to another topic. Do you think its a racist statement . I dont agree with what he had to say. This is a man who was born in indiana. Reporter its a line of attack the republicans fear could endanger their majority in the senate. The gop is defending 24 seats this cycle, and threaten the future of the party. Something senator mcconnell hinted at in an interview with cnns jake tapper last week. Do you worry at all that your nominee now, donald trump, will do to latino voters what Barry Goldwater did to africanamerican voters . I do. I do. Reporter and, chris, one of the very real concerns involved with all of this is that what donald trump says requires Republican Leaders to answer for on a pretty much daily basis. Something that will really cloud whatever their candidates are trying to talk about, cloud paul ryans agenda in the house. Everything trump says one source tells me is something that republicans will have to answer for, and that is a major problem. One other issue weve all kept an eye on, a thirdparty run, david french, conservative constitutional loysh announces yesterday he will not run. For those like bill kristol, urging a thirdparty candidate, they lost one of their prime candidates. Phil, well pointed out. French has a very interesting column out today about why he decided not to run and it actually circles right around the issue were discussing right now. Thanks to Phil Mattingly. Donald trump isnt just worried about his politics. His policy as well is a problem. Seems as though he changed his position on u. S. Military intervention in libya, after spending most of the primary season suggesting libya would be much better off if Moammar Gadhafi was still in charge, trump now sings a different tune for the before and after we have cnns Suzanne Malveaux live in washington with more. What do you see here, my friend . Reporter well, chris, i mean, trumps evolution and matters of Foreign Policy, stunning. Last september trump was widely criticized for his lack of knowledge regarding the basics of international affairs. Now, after a few Foreign Policy speeches and countless interviews he is revealing what he believes the u. S. Role should are around the world. Like many of his positions it is constantly changing. I was never for a strong intervengs. I could have seen surgical where you take off gadhafi and his group. Reporter donald trump reversing his position on u. S. Military intervention in libya now saying he would have authorized targeted strikes to oust Moammar Gadhafi. A Surgical Strike and take him out. Reporter trump insisting that libya would be better off with gadhafi still in power. At a Republican Debate in february we would be so much better off if gadhafi were in charge right now. Reporter and to cnns jake tapper in october the world would be better off with Saddam Hussein and gadhafi in power . 100 . Reporter but in 2011, trump advocated for action. We should do on a humanitarian basis immediately go in to libya, knock this guy out very quickly, very surgically, very effectively and save the lives. Reporter trumps libya flipflop, just one of Many Political reversals. Last week, trump accusing Hillary Clinton of lying about his proposal to arm japan and south korea with nuclear weapons. She lies so much. She said, donald trump wants japan to put a nuclear weapons. No, no, no. Reporter defying his own previous comments. Maybe they would, in fact, be better off if they defend themselves from north korea . With nukes . Including with nukes, yes. Reporter trump also staunchly maintained he opposed the war in iraq before it began. I was totally against the war in iraq. Very proudly. Saying for many years that it would destabilize the middle east. Reporter a claim that contradicts this position he took back in 2002. Are you for invading iraq . Yeah, i guess so. You know, i wish it was i wish the first time it was done correctly. Reporter what makes trumps contradiction over libya so stunning is its one of the main criticisms he has of Hillary Clinton, her role of secretary of state to go after gadhafi, the whole ordeal in benghazi and the Clinton Campaign cease it as an opportunity to make the case he doesnt have the steadiness needed to become commander in chief. Well get into that coming up with our panel. For now, suzann mag Suzanne Malveaux, thank you very much. Can anyone sway donald trump . Well discuss with our panel, next, here on new day. The tempurbreeze makes me, not cold, but not hot. Its amazing ah, its like a Summer Breeze cracked window. Its that perfect cooling effect when you sleep. I can sleep the way that i sleep, and he sleeps the way that he sleeps, and we dont disrupt each other. Yeah, its just cool, its great my tempurbreeze makes me happy. My tempurbreeze makes me happier laughs discover the new tempurbreeze. 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