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Slack.com slash DHQ. The revolution comes to an end as Bernie Sanders drops out of the

race. Or has he? We will examine the strange and unconvincing way Bernie suspended his presidential

campaign and try to figure out whether or not there's a future for the Sanders' nestes.

Then, President Trump smacks down the World Health Organization and China, but I repeat

myself. And finally, the mailbag. All that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is

the Michael Knowles show. Bernie Sanders has ended his presidential campaign. Or has he?

Or did he? You know, one of the recurring features of the 2016 campaign is that long

after Hillary Clinton had locked up the Democratic nomination, all the Bernie bros kept posting

these articles like one weird way that Bernie could still be the nominee. Or you know,

it's like mid-2018. One weird way Bernie could still win in 2016. Well, it turns out there

actually is some weird way in which Bernie could get the nomination this time, or at least

have a lot of power in the Democratic Party. Bernie isn't giving that up yet, and so his

pulling out is a little questionable. We'll get to that in a second first. I want to

thank our friends at Zip Recruiter. You know, it's really nice right now to see so many

great American companies doing everything that they can to help us get through this difficult

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