Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast here for the wrap on Tuesday night's primaries

in California, New Jersey, and four other states.

Hillary Clinton cemented her spot as the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party.

Thanks to you, we've reached a milestone.

The first time in our nation's history, that a woman will be a major party's nominee

Donald Trump for his part gave his own speech striking a new tone.

We'll talk about that.

And Bernie Sanders, as of this hour around midnight, is still hoping for a win in California,

but his path forward remains unclear.

I'm Scott DeTro, I cover the campaign.

I was my colleague, I covered demographics in the campaign.

And I'm Dominican Montenoro political editor.

Hey guys, Dominicano, it's been like 23 hours since we sat here doing a late night podcast.

Nice to see you again.

You sat here, I was in the comfort of my home, remember?

It was comfortable with the headset on and hanging in my basement, but it's all good.

But here we are, we're doing it.

Around midnight, we don't have all the results in, but here's what we know right now.

Hillary Clinton is projected to win New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota.

Bernie Sanders projected to win North Dakota, and as of right now, Hillary Clinton is

ahead in Montana and California.

So let's talk a bit about Hillary Clinton's big speech tonight and her big moment tonight.

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