14,040 new york minutes until the new york primary. 95 republicans and 247 democratic delegates are up for grabs and the democrats are doing everything they possibly can to grab every last one of them. sanders holding a huge rally in brooklyn sunday. hillary clinton continuing her pitch to voters. even showing off some dance moves at a block party in washington heights over the weekend. for the republicans, donald trump is ramping up his attacks against his new chief target it seems, the rnc, after ted cruz swept wyoming over the weekend. trump continues to hammer away that the delegate system is rigged. cruz, not surprisingly, had something to say about that this morning. listen. you can t get the nomination without earning a majority of the delegates elected by the people, and i believe donald s highest total will be on that first ballot, and he will go steadily down because donald cannot win and we don t want to nominate someone who is a loser in november. let s get
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 tuesday s 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 can t get much more than that out of a primary season. reporter: clinton telling cnn s jake tapper after tuesday s contest she s 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 clinton s rival bernie sanders argues that clinton s super delegates shouldn t 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
candidacy for the stewardship of this country. i cannot say what i feel. trump responding to that interview, tweeting that the family continues to viciously attack him. of course, this dust-up again after that speech at the dnc last week,ca zero karn said trump had sacrificed nothing and no one. here is how trump is hitting back on that. what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i ve made a lot of sacrifices, i ve worked very, very hard, created thousands and is thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs. built great structures. i ve done i ve had tremendous success. i think those are reporter: you think those are sacrifices? oh, sure, i think they re sacrifices. when i can employ thousands and thousands of people, take care of their education, take care of so many things, in military. i was very responsible, along with a group of people for getting the vietnam memorial built in downtown manhattan, which to this day people thank me for. here wit
it has increased. tonight for donald trump, perhaps his last best chance to turn his fortunes around. the debate comes with two national polls out today. underscoring the bleak landscape for donald trump, in in the last hour, this poll puts hillary clinton ahead. bloomberg politics showing a nine point lead for hillary clinton over donald trump. any path by donald trump, looking like he may be blocked when it comes to the electoral college right now. in the last few hours, a seven point lead for hillary clinton. donald trump doesn t have to win wisconsin, but he would certainly like to. more concerning for trump, it s what s happening in the red states, the romney states, places where mitt romney won in 2012. check this out, arizona, arizona a romney state in 2012, a state that last went for a democrat 12 years ago. a poll out just this morning. that s part of that red wall that donald trump must rely on as a base. and so the big question tonight, does donald trump have anyth
to this hour, that s how much is on the docket today. we talked for months about the president and his allies possibly obstructing justice and doing it, frankly, in plain sight. the new york times dropped an exhaustive detailed look inside trump s two-year war on the multiple investigations. the times puts it, the investigation reveals the extent of an even more sustained, more secretive assault by mr. trump on the machinery of federal law enforcement. there is a lot in this piece. the president may have tried to interfere with another federal investigation. this one going on in the southern district of new york, over the hush money payments in the 2016. he pressured matt whitaker to put jeffrey better man in charge of the sdny investigation. the president today called that report fake news. multiple people familiar with the cases says it s correct to describe him as a trump ally. using his acting attorney general to his benefit does fit a pattern. there was the firing of jam