Have Democrats Learned The Lessons of 2016?

The Daily DC

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4.4 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Last time, Michigan was Bernie Sanders' salvation. This year it may be his last stand. Can he expand his coalition on Tuesday? Can Biden beat Trump without Sanders' voters? And most of all, have Democrats learned the lessons of 2016? Join CNN Political Director David Chalian, CNN Politics Commentator with former White House official Jen Psaki, as well as CNN Political Commentator and Justice Democrats co-founder Alexandra Rojas as they break down the Democratic divide heading into Tuesday's contests.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:34.8	Hey, everyone. I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director. This is the Daily DC. Buckle up, Super Tuesday, too, is just a day away. We're going to see Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden slug it out across six states, but there is one state that is chief among equals there, and that is the state of Michigan. Over the weekend, both
0:55.9	Biden and Sanders picked up some crucial endorsements. Sanders got the endorsement of Jesse Jackson.
1:01.4	Biden scooped up the endorsements of two more of his former rivals, and Kamala Harris
1:05.7	and Corey Booker, I think, all of those endorsements pointing to the importance of the
1:09.6	African-American vote, again, specifically in Michigan tomorrow.
1:13.4	I have two excellent guests to discuss all of this with Jen Saki, former Obama White House official and CNN political commentator, and Alexandra Rojas, also a CNN political commentator and the co-founder of Justice Democrats, which is a group
1:28.8	that is backing Bernie Sanders.
1:30.4	Jen, have you formally endorsed a candidate?
1:32.9	No, I haven't, but I voted for Joe Biden.
1:35.1	There you go.
1:35.6	Look at that, sharing your personal vote.
1:37.5	There you go.
1:38.2	Breaking news.
1:38.9	I wasn't trying to peek behind the curtain of the voting booth.
1:41.6	I was just wanting to be transparent with all of our listeners. Thank you both for being here. Really appreciate it. Jen, let me start with you.
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