When has Bill Clinton never spoken for only six minutes in front of a crowd?

I think that's the best question you've asked.

Hey, welcome to The Think, a podcast about politics in the I'm Julio Ricalo Guarela filling in for Maria Noosa, who is overseas attending a world leadership

conference.

Joining us from Washington, D.C. is Daniela Gibbs Leje's Senior Vice President for Communications

and Strategy at the Center for American Progress.

Welcome, Daniela.

Thank you.

Good to be here. Also in Washington, D.C. is Tarini Party, Capitol Hill reporter for BuzzFeed News, welcome back to the show, Terini.

Thanks for having me.

All right, so let's get into this.

So Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton split Kentucky in a nail-bitter, and Bernie won Oregon

by 10 points. Clinton is still ahead by a large number of delegates, but for

someone up by this much she looks surprisingly vulnerable. Polls are

starting to turn toward the general election and there's been a lot showing whether

Hillary or Bernie would fare better against Donald Trump.

Clinton is up by single digits in every poll, two points, three points, four points.

But Bernie's up by 13, 12, even 16 points

in a recent CNN poll.

Kentucky, Oregon, all these polls

are the Democrats making a mistake

by uniting around Hillary Clinton?

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