Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks out after winning New Hampshire primary

Anderson Cooper 360

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🗓️ 13 February 2020

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Senator Bernie Sanders, the front-runner in the Democratic race for the White House, joins Anderson Cooper to talk about his win in New Hampshire and responds to comments from opponent former Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Plus, another Democratic presidential candidate, Senator Elizabeth Warren discusses her performances in Iowa and New Hampshire and why she says her campaign is far from over. Airdate: February 12, 2020To 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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0:00.0	Good evening, signed new evidence of a present unleashing up front about it, continuing
0:04.5	his retribution against perceived enemies, intervening on behalf of his friends and doing
0:08.7	it publicly.
0:09.7	There's a lot to cover on that tonight and we'll get to it shortly.
0:12.2	We begin, though, with a Democratic primary that's taken on new significance and lighted
0:15.6	it all, and apparent frontrunner in it with Iowa New Hampshire now in the books.
0:19.6	Senator Bernie Sanders is here.
0:21.0	He joins us live.
0:22.6	First, quickly seen as John King with the state of the race that now that New Hampshire's
0:26.1	in the books.
0:28.1	Anderson, the headline, quite obvious.
0:30.4	Bernie Sanders gets the win.
0:31.8	Pete Buttigieg, a very close second.
0:33.7	Amy Klobuchar, a surprising third place in New Hampshire.
0:36.7	Now, what are the lessons as we go from New Hampshire onto Nevada and South Carolina?
0:40.3	Number one, Sanders can rightly claim to be the leading progressive in the race right
0:44.0	now.
0:45.0	He won, narrowly, but look where Senator Elizabeth Warren is.
0:47.1	She led in New Hampshire over the summer.
0:49.1	She slipped to single digits, the disappointing performance there as we go on.
0:52.7	A lot of people are going to talk about why did this happen?
0:55.6	Sanders getting more than 75,000 votes, but that is less than half what he received in
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