the bernie sanders supporters, that's fine. the democratic party has a big tent and has welcomed them in. but 48% simply isn't the majority. you want to change rules. you want a party that is more progressive, then you win. he didn't get enough vote -- >> it would have been nice. you guys stacked it against it. >> the party has acknowledged that sanders has brought in these people, but you don't get to dictate the rules -- let me finish. >>. [ multiple speakers ] >> go ahead, scott. >> you didn't get the majority. and that's how the democratic party and the political process in this country works. now, we have acknowledged the supporters. we have compromised with the unity peace. we've even allowed other progressive platforms -- planks in the platform. that's what you get when you come up short. but if you want to change the rules, if you want to lead the party, then you win. and bernie sanders did not win. hillary clinton did win. fall in line and let's go beat donald trump. >> okay, so -- >> scott, let me ask you this. >> i n

>> it is bernie sanders saying, the donald trump is bad. he has two repeated and repeated and repeated. >> supporters are not biting right now. >> they will buy it. donald trump will not let them. as soon as he said i do not want ted cruz's endorsement. and he will say i do not want bernie sanders voters.>> richard nixon. who won the presidential national -- >> there was a new version of email. -- or an old version of email. >> he got caught her >> thank you for joining us. >>> tonight we are asking you, should bernie sanders supporters stop the protesting and unify behind hillary clinton ? why or why not ? vote in our poll. your poll result the comments tonight on my feet at 10 pm. >>> it's a $5 billion deal shaking up silicon valley. and what it means for those who use the yahoo. >>> at a make-a-wish to remember. this little boy did not want to go to disneyland or meet a celebrity. he wants to be a garbage man for a day. and he's about to see that dream come true. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, verizon. the company sold off its popular e-mail, news, fina

. >> i am struck of the young supporters of bernie sanders. the young vibrant supporters of sanders and you will have bill clinton take the stage. you made the great point. you have all of these millennials born after bill clinton was long after the white house. it is interesting for people with bill clinton. gen x and older politics. >> if there is one thing, the lack of millennial speakers. there are 89 million millennials. they do not align like their parents did or i did with their parents political party. they will vote and maybe not in bigger numbers as barack obama, but they will vote. i haven't seen any kid relate to them. i would be surprised. somebody would have to explain to me why they don't have more millennials. >> does chelsea clinton count? >> well. >> on the border. >> some suggest she has -- >> i think one thing as the speakers line up. three prominent democrat speakers. they are intent on taking back the senate. if you watch elizabeth warren, she was trying to put mitch mcconnell in the box of donald trump. i see those three

i like bernie sanders. i'm a nonpracticing jew. we were raised jewish, and have an affinity with jewish people but my relationship with god is my business. >> make several points difference with my peeps. my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist. >> just because you don't participate in organized religion doesn't mean you don't believe in god. that's highly offensive. it offends me. i'm not a person who wears my religion on my sleeve. but it also offends me. i don't know how bernie feel bus i don't like it. >> governor richardson, clinton campaign manager mook suggesting that the russians leaked this to help trump. what's more significant in your mind? >> look, they are offensive. i agree with governor rendell. bernie sanders has been an upfront, positive presidential candidate. i think at the same time, look at the timing here. wikileaks, no friend of the clintons. the russians, i don't know if there's an involvement there. i'm not -- i don't have access to some of this intelligence. but t

i don't think i have seen that before when bernie sanders had been speaking. it underscores the passion of his supporters who clearly, many of them in that room do not want to support hillary clinton. david gregory is here. have you seen anything like that? bernie sanders booed and heckled by his supporters? >> we have not seen anything like that. it was largely his dump speech use to go fire up his supporters. it is different moment now. now is a challenge for him to contain. he tried to there a little bit kind of a -- he seemed to be a little bit unaware of how he could do that. it was electing trump would be dangerous, certainly using that argument of why hillary clinton is the personal to ele to elect. it was a preview likely of what we are going to hear tonight. she speaking tonight -- he is speaking at the prime time here tonight. >> it is exclusive of clinton and kaine. and now the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz, not a very good moment. maybe they can do that with the line-up tonight. think about who is speaking, particularly elizabeth warren.

if black voters had gone to bernie sanders, bernie sanders would probably be the nominee now. but he waste abn't able to pull over. this is a big nod to the ethnic voters or to the left, and they have to make the case somehow that it really is. >> knowing she was obviously going to be the person accepting the democratic nomination for the presidency, it was suggested by ed rendell, he said hillary clinton chose someone who would be able to step in and govern should something happen to her. that would be the most important thing to her. we're talking about the vice, number two position here. history would suggest that is the most important role. >> absolutely. there are two ways, you know, as people think about it, to pick a vice president. one is you pick for november. you pick somebody you think could help you win a state or constituency. the other is you pick a january pick. meaning someone who can govern. that is certainly a responsible thing to do. it doubles down on the notion that hillary clinton really is running on, which is she has stability, competency, and putting c

she doesn't feel she owes bernie sanders. he is will not appoint elizabeth warren as secretary of state. she wants to direct the campaign the way she wants to direct it. >> this is months in the making. the progressives of bernie sanders are saying don't pick tim kaine. clinton has been working on that trying to get him on board. they had gone a long way to doing that before the whole dnc e-mail thing happened and have the tim kaine pick and e-mail thing happen at once creates unhappiness here. bob beckel, talk to be about the strengths. >> josh, you are doing mega reporting on this stuff. you are right. he was a substantial advisor to bernie sanders saying trying to get people behind her is difficult. now tim kaine, the landscape is littered with the bodies this guy has beaten. he has never lost a race. never. i have seen him on the trail many times. this is not a soft spoken guy. when he gets angry, he gets angry. fine. if they want to underplay and say he is boring, fine. >> donald trump weighing in on the vp pick. he is i

sanders, bernie sanders." what about thahat? >> we try to go into a conventionon together, andnd pee show u up as they show up. the list be honest, if hillary was running for mayor, congress, or senate, i might be supporting her. there are a lot of things we absolutely agree on. some seats in cocongress and the senate. you start at the presidency to get more money from the party. you get 5%, and you can get more money from the party. ,n 2000, that was the iraq war and how much did that cost us and cost our children and the future? to not responsibility invest in fantasies but to do hard work of organizing, and the real hard work is in the streets once you get somebody in office. we do not elect presidents thatt led change happened for us. we want to leticia and who will make it easier for our movements to make change happen. frankly, over here about the green party is when somebody is running for president. we never hear about them running and congress. i wish i did. but the reality of the green party at work

you can't say bernie sanders won. he didn't. >> certainly he did not win but there needs to be a bigger acknowledgment than what there has been. it's only by force now that people are in control of this are finally coming along to say oh, shoot, we got to do something. it need to be right here. the sanders supporters don't feel it. >> nina turner, always a pleasure. joining me from the floor is nbc's kelly o'donnell. what are you hearing and seeing out there? >> reporter: there has been some protest and there continues to be some strong bernie sanders support. let me see if i can show you, we have people moving in and out. this lady here who is wearing a piece of tape that shows the word silenced and she is feeling that her voice has not been properly heard. the timing is such that the gentleman is in front, i'm going to just ask him, sir, sir, okay. all right. we are just going to roll are it. he apparently is blocking the view of that woman. she is not wanting to sit down. it's that kind of tension. i would say that

bernie sanders was wonderful last night. he not only says that hillary clinton has embodied most, if not all, of the issues. the platform reflects that. he also said, do not stay home. do not not vote. that is not what i, bernie sanders, want to see you do. it was a very important message. that. all of them will do if that happens, we definitely can count on a victory. katty: we are in today 2 -- we are into day 2. the bernie sanders have to quite down and support hillary clinton's name. fabulousight was a night for democrats. with cory booker, hillary clinton, with michelle obama, the first lady -- absolutely amazing. talking about how donald trump is not a role model for our children, and how barack and michelle have worked hard to develop kind and respectful children. i think it was a fantastic night. i am not that worried. yes, delegates, some of them will not go along even with bernie sanders, they boo him too. i do not think it will be lasting. katty: bill clinton's speech? chief willainer in do a great job. i've heard

about bernie sanders. it's a larger problem than bernie sanders. bernie sanders always said his campaign was a revolution for the liberal wing of the party. so when the liberal wing of the party were marching in the streets behind us right now, frustrated and ang gry at the party for not being liberal enough, is there long-term structural problems with the democrats -- democratic party, there are. the fact of the matter is, it's true. >> look, i'm a proud member of the liberal left wing and the war on the democratic party. i'm not laughing only insofar as -- again, this is my challenge. i'm not saying that i don't share some of the tesentiments that you just shared but as a progressive democrat, as a bold progressive as well as others is to, again, walk and chew gum at the same time. the truth of the matter is, i have never been prouder at this moment to be a democrat, especially in contrast to the horrible, ugly, hateful, backwards agenda. i have never been more proud to be democrat. that doesn't mean i c

obtenga el apoyo de seguidores de bernie sanders, pero bernie sanders ganÓ mÁs de 30 primarias, tiene por ejemplo la convenciÓn democrata, mucha de su gente estÁ participando en la plataforma, en las reglas, asÍ que le ha ido muy bien Él estÁ apoyando a hillary clinton. asÍ que espero que esto no sea serio pero sÍ va a ser una controversia en prÓximos 4 dÍas. >>. >> secretario ¿cÓmo ve esta controversia, puede tener repercusiones a largo plazo o especialmente cuando vemos la realidad de los republicanos de un trump y de un pence que despuÉs de la nominaciÓn hablan sobre que el padre de ted cruz estuvo involucrado en el asesinato de john f kennedy, cuando se dilata el enfoque en temas polÍticos por parte de republicanos, esto va a ser un partido para los demÓcratas?. >> bueno ahÍ el problema por ejemplo de cruz es el problema de la personalidad de donald trump. que no sabe decir ya, ya ganÉ, me quedo callado y salgo con cierta gloria pero con cierto carÁcter, o sea, eso de criticar a ted cruz al siguiente dÍa de la convenciÓn cuando realmente ted cruz se vio mal en

anyway, that was bernie sanders. he was talking to chuck todd about the party coming together on "meet the press" this morning. that was before we learned the big news today. the dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz is going to be stepping down effective the end of the convention. she says she will still ceremonially gavel it. she will address the delegates. there could be some theater there. worth noting, sanders' supporters from a couple of weeks ago, polling showed 85% of them saying they are on board with clinton. less than 10% siding with donald trump right now. let's bring in the panel now. joined by howard fineman for huffington post, april bryan, washington chief for urban american networks. all the back and forth these past few months between the clinton and sanders' campaigns and between the sanders campaign and the dnc. let's start with you, howard. look, big picture here. the intent on the part of the clinton campaign, which is really organizing this convention is let's get this wasserman-schultz ing out of

they didn't see bernie sanders coming. they first stripped debbie wasserman-schultz of her speaking roles. they continue to misread the situation as the week wind wore on and it's indicative of how out of touch the dnc has been all along in this primary. >> i think they were worried. they knew that the problem wasn't going away. those emails clearly show a system that is rigged as donald trump likes to say. i think they were genuinely terrified, and more things may still come out. and they are afraid that. lou: i can recall from a week ago in cleveland. congressman steve womack took care by using a voice vote twice. saying the republican party is in real trouble. and then ted cruz does absolutely amuses -- abuses everyone and walks off the stage to a furious crowd. that was going to be a big deal. we watched the biggest bounce in 1 years for donald trump. and i saw a caution -- i caution that maybe the folks here may figure out a way. >> it was the republicans, the rebels won. here the rebellion was put down. i think that'

bernie sanders is suffering that plague. we think there are supporters of bernie sanders who are voting for sanders because they were against wall street influence and politics and hillary clinton is the wall street candidate. they were against the rigged political system. they should look at us now. >> reince priebus says they are starting off an uphill climb in losing their party chairwoman. >> you don't say stupid things on e-mail either and send it around among staffers. you use your head a little bit. they were not just tipping the scales but they were dumb enough to do things like that which is not smart. >> the clinton campaign claims russia hacked into the dnc e-mails to embarrass clinton and help donald trump. the truvenl trump campaign vigorously denies the claim. >> the convention has not started due debbie wasserman schultz causing chaos in the streets of philadelphia. >> managing editor of the washington free beacon, aaron mclean. thank you for joining us this morning. >> let's begin with the statements from cli

it would not end with bernie sanders. for us, you have to take a look at the urban communities across this country where established democrats are calling the shots and walking all over us. you guys exposed us to the corruption of the political system and then want us to get back in line with the same corruption. how can we do that? >> bernie sanders, he lost the primary, no two ways about it. >> he lost? i see they're still counting votes in california. votes have been suppressed. are we ignoring the fact that the votes have been suppressed? >> hillary clinton did beat him in 15 states by more than he beat her in any state. relitigating the primaries doesn't make a lot of sense. it's an indication that this movement, this real movement that bernie sanders has kindled -- the first two nights of this convention, in many ways is an exercise in catharsis, where democrats are essentially -- the victorious clinton side is going out of its way to try to let the sanders side have their moment and deal with the disappointment of

bernie sanders has already endorsed hillary clinton. but some of his supporters are mad at him for not being more aggressive in trying to get reforms in the democratic party. i think he has to say something. if he just ignores it, it will just make this thing more explosive. maria: tonight's theme is supposed to be quote united together. we are hearing sanders and clinton, the camps are worried about sanders delegates getting out of hand. are the delegates getting out of hand a legitimate concern? >> absolutely. certainly over a third of the delegates and even larger numbers that are not hillary delegates good. they had their case prove on them. they made the charge all the way through that the deck was stabbed against them. now we have seen the emails that indicted the dnc. so they have been reinforced by this, and they believe this country has to change, their party has to change. maria: this is the most extraordinary election anyone has seen in so many years. the dnc email leak inflamed tensions. i want to read one email from the deb

>> i was here for bernie sanders, a bernie sanders delegate. i spoke at chicago state and introduced him. we welcomed him to 20,000 student spirit we were excited about bernie sanders. amy: why bernie sanders question regular from hillary clinton's home state. >> the political revolution is very important. the issues bernie spoke for an spoke to is why i supported him from the very beginning. this is not necessarily about the individual, but it is truly about the ideas, and bernie sanders spoke to the ideas and the ideas of so many americans. that is why it was easy for me to support bernie sanders with his democratic convention. amy: why not bernie clinton, and how do you feel about her being formally nominated today? >> it was not really about, why not, hillary, or why not, bernie? it was about the ideals be peopleed by those two and the issues important to me and the people i represent. minimum wage is a big issue in our community and state. the transpacific ownership, i am an environmentalist spirit we are concerned about water and about th

but bernie sanders for the room. chaos, debbie wasserman schultz, bernie sanders booed. the room, the prayer was booed. sarah silverman's moment started to turn it. when the first lady walked in, the room got quiet. >> let's listen to a little bit of the first lady's speech. >> i will never forgot that winter moment, 7 and 10 years old pile into black suvs with all those big men with guns. i saw their little faces pressed up against the window. at that moment, i realized that our time in the white house would form the foundation for who they would become. how well we managed this experience could truly make or break them. how we urge them to ignore those who questioned their father's citizenship or faith. how we insist that the hateful language they hear from public figures on tv does not represent the true spirit of this country. how we explain that when someone is cruel or acts like a bully, you don't stoop to their level. no, our motto is, when they go low, we go high. that is the story of this country, the story that has brought me to the stage tonight. the story of

if we sat down with the bernie sanders people. we came together with the most progressive platform he's ever seen. marriage equality, you get to love who you want to love and marry them. we have immigration reform. we say parenthood, you're safe. and congress, keep your hands off. so look, we're for the environment. we're for workers. i want minimum wage. i bet when you talk to the bernie sanders people and you talk to the hillary people, more importantly, when you talk to the american people, that's the kind of agenda. they can all wrap their arms around. >> when you see sanders supporters marching outside this building, there are people actively marching. they did it yesterday. more than we ever saw in cleveland. what do you make of that? does it matter if those folks never come around? >> i see as democracy. this is a great country in which you can speak your mind and this is the democratic party. we should listen to all of those voices. i'll tell you what. we have been listening and bringing our party together. i think you're

bernie sanders speaks tonight. >> yeah. stuart: there's a lot riding on what he's got to say. if he says, we're altogether in this, kumbayah, unity, he's betrayed his own people. if he says, you can't get away with this! he's divided the party. >> i think they all deserve each other. s' already endorsed hillary, this is what they're getting. he endorsed hillary before knowing this, but the fact of the matter is, all of us involved in politics, wasserman schultz is right, this is what they do. but if you're followers, and like the republican party who want change, we want things to be different. so bernie sanders will not condemn hillary. he wants to be a part of the new administration, and he will abandon his followers, and it will remain unified internally, but externally his followers will have-- >> abandon his followers. >> yes, he will. ashley: debbie wasserman schultz is she convening the convention? terrible mistake, because she getting-- >> going to get booed. >> tammy is right, the real issue bernie has so

row sayre ya dawson is in town to show her support for bernie sanders. bill anderson -- mc hammer in the hallway. if you're wondering where to catch celebrity sightings rittenhouse may be your best we. >> they'll be staying at the rittenhouse hoe physical. they'll be staying at the ritz. i mean the ritz is so luxurious and also the logan which is so luxurious. so and those three hotel don't have delegates staying in them much that's big clue to me. >>> while many of these celebrities are attending private clubs and parties, they are closed to the public and to the media. >> good luck getting in. thank you for joining us for this you decide special. we'll have extended coverage for you every night this week >>> this election and every election is about who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives. >> first lady michelle obama delivered a moving speech at first night of the dnc in her case for hillary clinton what she's saying about the future of america. >>> protesters are arrested chaos causing more than 5

we are going to fight for bernie sanders. bernie sanders is the only one with integrity. we are going to fight this week. we are going to fight the tpp. delegate foronal bernie from the great state of texas. i love bernie, but the problem is, we've all seen what happened this morning. clinton is slipping behind trump . i'm scared for my civil liberties. i carry the constitution around with me. i'm scared donald trump is going to win now and now that t clintn is sagging behind trump, the most misogynistic, racist person republicans of ever nominated, i don't know how else to say it. our democracy is in danger if trump becomes president. i'm going to vote for clintotonf she is the nominee. bernie beats trump. everyone knows this. i don't understand why it has to be like this. >> i'm a bernie delegate from new jersey. i'm proud to be here to represent the agenda bernie has been pushing for the last year. the thing that struck me the most is that when he said we have set the agenda for the future in america. you think about the young people who have supportrted bernie's campa

bernie sanders supporters are angry. we are here to find out why. >> i don't want either one, and if i had to pick the lesser of two evils, i bet a lot of people would pick donald trump rather than hillary clinton. she is above the law. she can get away with anything she wants. donald trump is not. if you does something crazy, i am sure the people will stand up and do something about it. >> hillary is not doing anything to earn our votes. she could have picked a vice president who was progressive, and she didn't. reporter: if everyone who was behind bernie decides to stay away, you could have donald trump as a president. >> i am not willing to blame trump's presidency on bernie supporters. >> if hillary loses, i blame the dnc. >> nothing changed. they live a little to the left and then go back right to the right. reporter: does it matter that he endorsed hillary clinton? >> i think he did what he thought he had to do to keep a movement going. arenai am joined in the by our north american editor, jon sopel. john, staggeri

44% of democrats that wanted bernie sanders as a nominee. >> i don't think it's just bernie sanders. as jeff was saying, i think the hillary clinton people are ready to be done with debbie wasserman schultz also. i think she is not going to be greeted, you know, maybe get some similar think applause or whatever tomorrow and not excitement on the floor to see debbie wasserman schultz take the stage. i would just argue one thing, david. yes, they -- but why on the eve of the convention is this the story? that to me -- this was foreseeable. two months ago there was conversation that debbie wasserman schultz may be moving out of the chairmanship of the party to deal with the primary and focus on that and use that as a face-saving mechanism to get through this so this is in conversation for months. why was this not resolved before the eve of the convention? it just seems to me that the democrats could have taken care of this earlier. >> if it took a day to wrangle with her, think of it without the e-mails? >> true. >> the night of the convention starting, obviously, not the time the democ

bernie sanders full-throated endorsement. we'll hear from him tonight and elizabeth warren, she is going to give the key note address. >> those are very important speeches this evening. but also what's very important is will or not michelle obama, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and others will be able to go out on the campaign trail and get those members of the obama coalition to the polls. we're talking about college educated and young, white people who supported bernie sanders, huge number. young people of all colors i should note. giving hillary clinton a lot of resistance. it will be a big challenge. >> let's go to the video first. this is an important video. >> we're going to see a video in a few minutes, jake. apparently we're going to start right now with carla ortiz. i think her mother, francesca, may be coming out as well. she's hoping that her apparents will be allowed to stay and she will be allowed to stay even though she was brought here illegally as a child. >> a memorable moment in the campaign and a big issu

should bernie sanders take the endorsement? >> bernie sanders support this election. if the issues, the economy, homeland security. i agree when he said forget the e-mails. not about e-mails. this srs at least electing hillary clinton precedent. maria: i think you make a good point in terms of what the issues are. donald trump has supporters. hillary clinton has her supporters and loyalists on both sides. and there is this enormous group of independents out there. what do you think we were here this week and what can they say this week, all of the speakers, to lure in the independents. >> hillary clinton, unlike her opponent has a lifetime of experience. you would hear this throughout a convention in the way she's helped our economy, helped her country, helped her people. esa and trust me, i'll do this and i'll do that. she has details, factual proposals on everything. renewable energy to homeland security to the economy. you will see a deep contrast not only a record of achievement, the plans for the future and how she proposes teacher she proposes to turn these plan

the one person that bernie sanders supporters listen to is bernie sanders. trish: we have to leave it there good to have you hire. thank you very much. i think it still debate able, for sure, we're in agreement -- that one, but we have more, for you tonight on all this political fallout from donald trump is weighing in, find out what he says, right after this. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> and you would like to become a citizen, you should shoes choe immigration reform over someone that wants to send you back. in you are a muslim and you love america, and freedom, and you hate terror, stay here and help us win. and make a future together. we want you. trish: all right, president clinton going after donald trump i

bernie sanders will speak as well. the latest cnn, orc national survey has donald trump hillary clinton 44% to 39%. the libertarian candidate gary johnson johnson has 9%. cnn says that trump got a boost from independents.

sanders, bernie sanders." what about that? >> we try to go into a convention together, and people show up as they show up. the list be honest, if hillary was running for mayor, congress, or senate, i might be supporting her. there are a lot of things we absolutely agree on. some seats in congress and the senate. you start at the presidency to get more money from the party. you get 5%, and you can get more money from the party. ,n 2000, that was the iraq war and how much did that cost us and cost our children and the future? to not responsibility invest in fantasies but to do hard work of organizing, and the real hard work is in the streets once you get somebody in office. we do not elect presidents that led change happened for us. we want to leticia and who will make it easier for our movements to make change happen. frankly, over here about the green party is when somebody is running for president. we never hear about them running and congress. i wish i did. but the reality of the green party at work often ti

and norm solomon a bernie , sanders, delegate from california. a woman candidate, would be the first woman president. norman solomon? >> i doubt that tonight or during the week we will hear that she was of very goldwater enthusiast. she said she is proud of being a supporter -- >> i'm sorry, a 16-year-old -- >> i'm talking about hillary clinton. she said at one point, when her husband was governor of arkansas, well, for gosh sake's, all lawyers have to represent banks on the board of walmart, on and on and on at their most walmart era of unionbusting and anti-employee operations. all that said, i think we're got to look at the fact that in swing states, voters will decide whether donald trump becomes the next president of the united states. and we have to recognize that with all of our necessary challenge to hillary clinton and the forces she represents in swing states from a progressive standpoint, if you want to stop chomskyascist as noam said, you hold your nose and vote for hillary clinton. >> the first woman president. >> margaret thatcher w

there's a lot of bernie sanders' sign. in every direction, as far as you go and outside of city hall as well, we have hundreds and hundreds of people. it's hard to tell exactly how many. but we know that organizers here, the protest leaders tell you they estimate much larger crowd sizes than we saw at the gop convention. we're already seeing that. what we know about security is that we have very similar to what we saw in cleveland, that we have thousands of federal officers and agents who have come here, who are securing the zone inside where that wells fargo arena is. as far as the local police, we have the philadelphia police department much larger than that of cleveland. they are not asking thousands of outside officers to come in. but they say they are ready. they don't want to leave anything to chance. as we see thousands of protesters come to philadelphia. alex? >> yeah. jacob, what about the heat? >> reporter: the heat is a big deal. it's probably 95 degrees outside. this may be the best day of the week. tomorrow, i

cast for bernie sanders. 221 votes. and for hillary clinton the next president of the united states, 330 votes. >> reporter: plus you heard it is 330 votes for hillary clinton. 321 for bernie sanders. the big question was going to be whether we heard booing during that vote. that's because the california delegation, that bernie sanders had been the most outspoken here. but when the vote was passed, that is all we heard perhaps because bernie sanders himself would talk to the delegation early this morning at breakfast to whip them into shape. and to elect hillary clinton. and that they will face it. that it will be harder to look at those kids and their face who will be living under donald trump's presidency. >> reporter: all right back out here live right now in philadelphia. i'm joined with senator barbara boxer. how are you doing? >> oh, i feel so happy right now. i'm choked up. >> i saw you with your family. you started crying. you know you're a trailblazer you're, of course, what does it mean? can you put it into wo

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i love bernie sanders. a lot of republicans i know want bernie sanders. oncenow, nobody i know hillary. i cannot vote for her. -- the onlyrced argument anybody seems to have for her, you know, why we should have this unity, is to beat trunk. -- beat trump. well, hillary obviously cannot even within her own party, a little collusion in the dnc, it is about more than debbie wasserman schultz. it is systemic. why do they -- think she is the better candidate and she is going to win being in a general election? --i do not know, by cheating? it boggles my mind to think that she is the candidate. obviously senator sanders thata lot of support, and should be carried to november for the down ticket and beyond. i mean, he is such a leader, and it is about trust. trust, honesty, and he is straight with people. the tpp, that thing is awful . host: all right, debbie, a lot of issues there. jessa lewis? guest: i heard from somebody who agrees with me that bernie sanders is a stronger candidate who could beat trump. host: buchanan tweets and, "i still think sanders woul

and norm solomon a bernie , sanders, delegate from california. a woman candidate, would be the first woman president. norman solomon? >> i doubt that tonight or duriring the week k we will hear that she was of very goldwater enthusiast. she said she is proud of being a supporter -- >> i'm sorry, a 16-year-old -- >> i'm talking about hillary clinton. she e said at one point, when hr husband was governor of arkansas, well, for gosh sake's, all lawyers have to represent banks on the board of walmart, on and on and on at their most walmart era of unionbusting and a anti-employee operations. all that said, i think we're got to look at the fact that in swing states, voters will decide whether donald trump becomes the next president of the united states. and we have to recognize that with all of our necessary challenge to hillary clinton and the forces she represents in swing states from a progressive standpoint, if you want to stop chomskyascist as noam said, you hold your nose and vote for hillary clinton. >> the first woman president. >> margaret tha

sanders was not bernie sanders yet. right. bernie sanders was still asterisk. he did not -- so this was an in a contest in which people thought hillary clinton was facing minimal opposition. and let me tell you, political parties are in the business of nominating the people who they think will win general election. no, i mean, that's the general way the party's trying to do things. to say that parties are not entirely internally democratic. there is nothing new here. parties try to nominate people they think can win. and the people in the democratic party do not think bernie sanders was a strong -- >> martin, you're talking about him. >> briefly, we just 20 something thousand e-mails. i don't think there was correlation to what you were eluding to, don. more importantly, in the history of the united states of america, the bhoern got the most primary votes of any candidate is barack obama. the person who got the second most primary votes of any candidate was hillary clinton. the person who got the third most primary vote

she applauded vigorously for bernie sanders. she said two words that are very key, thank you, thank you for making this a vigorous campaign. she said she would open her campaign to bernie sanders supporters. the one person not in the room who was unifying this democratic party more than anyone else, that's donald trump. there is no question that bernie sanders, the key themes and anthems of his speech were an anti-trump message, more than a pro clinton message. that is just fine with the clinton campaign. the end result is the same. they were happy to say bernie sanders will travel to all portions of this country to support hillary clinton and get her supporters on the same side. voters here may be a little slower than coming along. i talked to several bernie sanders supporters who said they simply will not support her. eight years ago, a lot of clinton supporters said they would never vote for barack obama. he won and won re-election. this is a process but the process began in portsmouth with that hug in there. >> i mentioned t

bernie sanders got sidelined. why tonight's speech was important for him is that he reenergized himself, reintroduced himself into this, and we might see a power struggle now for control or the leadership of the progressive wing of the party between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. it will be interesting to see how they play off each other. >> a couple things. one is, there were celebrities at this convention tonight, but i think we would be remiss if we didn't recognize the number of real people with real stories who also presented everyone from the little girl who gave hillary clinton a hug, asking her to help her mother not be deported. and this woman that was on that delivered a compelling and amazing speech tonight. i think about some of my former bosses, congressman cummings, who was booed because some of bernie sanders' supporters don't realize those folks are advocates for their same causes, against tpp. congressman cummings in the streets of baltimore ensuring that peace remained after what happened w

>> look, i think that bernie sanders voters and bernie sanders himself, i mean he talked about this all the time. we're going to have a revolution in this country that we're going to embrace a radical change. and hillary clinton is the ultimate status quo candidate; right? i mean if there were any political insider in america, she's the personification of that. and that's one reason i would say -- and i, by the way, i don't think the vice president she'll pick in this case matters one way or the other. it's really all about hillary, and she is the epitome of the status quo, you know, situation, and i think why i think a lot of u.s. will some of these bernie sanders voters migrate to trump? i think some percentage of them will because he's the one for change and some of them i will say, trish, will just stay home. they won't vote at all. trish: they might stay home and that's bad news for her. people are comparing this to 1968. >> yeah. trish: pointing out this is why one of the reasons nixon was able to win because a lot of democrats stayed home at that point. are you hearing that from

bernie sanders will give a -- there will be no cruz tonight with bernie sanders. bernie sanders will endorse hillary clinton. and he will say how important it is that we all work for hillary clinton. we will be united. it will not be like the republican convention, where the number one candidate against donald trump refused to say his name. >> does tim kaine help reel in the supporters, or is he not seen as progressive enough. >> as they get to know him, it will make a difference. i mean this a guy that took a year off of law school and went to honduris. i'm not sure there are many who do that. but tim kaine did. he is all about social justice. he is all about the least among us, and making sure that we are helping others. he has had a life of service. that's the values that the bernie campaign embrace. as they get to know him, they're going to be surprised how much his value system matches up to how much they care about helping the poor. >> when you look at this bump in the polls, the history is all over the place. in the last few cycles, there haven't been that

congresswoman, are you going to apologize to bernie sanders? >> reporter: another big hillary clinton supporter, senator cory booker, also running from questions. senator, what did you make of that scene? are you guys going to be unified after all that? they could both feel it. the wrath of sanders' supporters is rising, against wasserman schultz -- you guys were shouting her down. you weren't even letting her speak. >> absolutely. she is not welcomed. >> reporter: and, more troubling to democrats, against hillary clinton herself. >> i can't support her. >> reporter: you can't support hillary clinton? >> you know, i can't say right now. >> it's going to be very hard to support her. >> reporter: in another state delegation, sanders' supporters were actually chanting something we heard at the republican convention. lock her up. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> reporter: the tone verging on violence. >> i just couldn't believe that this woman was cursing and screaming and threatening to punch me in the face. >> reporter: and it's only day one. >> a

bernie sanders supporters disrupting the program. [chanting] and stunning political drama unfolding with the chairman of the dnc getting booed by the state off the stage by her own delegates. and that was before the convention even got gaveled to begin. no one expect this high stakes drama. "on the record" is live in philadelphia, pennsylvania and get ready because we are kicking off prime time at the 2016 democratic national convention and just a short time ago the convention officially gaveled. in but, in a stunning move dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz did not do the gaveling. the email cost her her job. even hometown crowd not happy to see her. met with boos at florida delegates breakfast. >> we have to make sure that we move voters together in a unified way. we know that the voices in this room that are standing up and being the disruptive. we know that's not the party that we know. >> senator sanders supporters are not afraid to hide their happiness with wasserman schultz ouster and first ticket of the united states secretary

>> no, not at all. >> i still believe bernie sanders will be our next president. >> a lot of bernie sanders support. the protesters are far more organized than they were in cleveland. what do you protesting? >> are correct primary election by debbie wasserman schultz. >> we represent hundreds of thousands of people who feel really dissolution and upset. >> was the best outcome now? >> i really don't know. >> is bernie doesn't win the nomination, we could chill stands up there. >> we are not voting for hillary. if he doesn't get the nomination, we are voting chill steins. -- jill stein. >> are you feeling the burn? >> i am. how about you. reporter: back of the party best. people are having a great time with a giant inflatable joint. a lot of people out here. sigh. lauren: look at that image. republican presidential nominee donald trump reacting to the chaos of the democratic national convention. trump said on hannity last night. >> bernie sanders has lost his energy. he's lost his drive. i think he is exhausted if you want to know the truth. who can blame him. i think his supporters are not

bernie sanders. what happened with wikileaks, her selection of tim kaine, they're seeing other options. this re if it's not donald trump presentence it's jill but i do not they will be voting for hillary clinton >> how do republicans make end roads if you're saying they won't vote for hillary, is there a chance for them to make end roads >> we turned 5,000 new republicans in the city of philadelphia alone, northeast, the river wards, roxboro, manayunk, a lot of blue collar workers that saw the disasters and different things like that over time. they believe that donald trump is going to bring jobs here to this country and put them back to work. and that's why they're going to vote for donald trump. that's why we're going to swing this election to him. >> we thank you for coming in. and expressing your views. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> you got it. >>> republican nominee donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be in trenton tomorrow. >> he spoke in charlotte north carolina

bernie sanders is next. we'll be right back. >>> abc news live coverage of the democratic national convention will return in a moment. >>> back live in philadelphia, here again is george stephanopoulos. >> and we are back here in philadelphia, bernie sanders is coming up next. his passionate supporters, as you just saw, have been out there all day long. still a lot of anger there. at one point today, when he spoke to some of his supporters, mentioned hillary clinton, they booed. cecilia vega down on the floor. he has been pleading with his people all day long to give -- to calm down tonight, to give him the space to speak. >> george, it remains to be seen whether that plea is actually going to work. i'm not sure if you can see it from the booth where you are, but from down at my vantage point down here on the floor, i'm looking right now at a sea of bernie sanders signs on this convention floor, ahead of him coming out to take this stage. they were just handed out. the protesters telling me today they are st

bernie sanders won! [cheers and applause] yeah. but not as much as hillary clinton. - so as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. - what iowa has begun tonight is a political revolution. [cheers and applause] whoo! - watch out, people. party bernie is on the loose. so it was technically tied. but in the end, hillary was narrowly awarded the win. and i mean really, really narrowly. it was so close in several precincts, here's how they had to decide the winner. - in half a dozen precincts, the winner had to be determined by a coin toss. - tails. - tails. - yes! - hillary. - hillary clinton. [cheering] [laughter] - bernie was right. i guess money does decide elections. hey there. hi, i'm looking for a deal on an iphone... ...i was thinking, something along these lines. oh, okay. well, how about this? here's my answer. is this you with a dinosaur body? it's just me with happy hands... it just means i'll take it. right now, buy an iphone and get another one free when you add a second line. heineken it do

this is supposed to be about bernie sanders. sanders saying something to his people to make them stop the chanting we heard. and they're obvious and understandably upset with the wikileaks. that did not happen last night. that's why we're talking about the first lady. >> i think when you talk to the clinton campaign officials, they were cognizant of what sanders was going to say and they are focused on the roll call vote today. this were moments during the sanders speech where it doesn't seem like a full-throated embrace. in the end, he seemed to get himself there and make the pitch for. it i think the most common influence yesterday on what occurred was actually michelle obama. if you go in the lead-up to all of the speakers to michelle obama, chanting and booing and segments of the crowd. that stopped cold when michelle obama spoke. i spoke to one official yesterday. the tipping point of the convention or yesterday, possibly the entire convention, may have not been bernie sanders at all. it may have been michelle obama's speec

as you indicated, the key is to get the bernie sanders supporters on board and that's going to be bernie sanders' job, point out why hillary and not trump. >> that's not clinton's job? >> that's everybody's job. i think hillary clinton has reached out. i think tonight, i think tonight it's more of his job. i think hillary has been working toward it and she needs to continue to do that, all of us do. we all need to be in this together. >> i have to say the '08 convention, it was a much closer primary. not like this. it's something else. >> i think at the end of the day it's going to be a happy ending. >> we'll be watching, chris van hollen, democratic nominee in maryland for the senate and congressman, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> let me join kasie hunt down on the convention floor -- well, with me on the convention floor. she was in the room earlier today when sanders addressed his delegates. i have to say, kasie, you and i were talking earlier, sanders, has he lost control of the delegates? >> i think that this movement that sanders started has gotten away from him a little bit