Trump's Libertarian nightmare

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🗓️ 3 June 2016

⏱️ 38 minutes

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POLITICO’s Kristin Roberts, Charlie Mahtesian, Ken Vogel, Eli Stokols and Scott Bland geek out over the race to the White House with segments on the Libertarian's threat to Donald Trump, why Hillary Clinton's winning the war for superdelegates and the unique role Twitter is playing in this race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and It's Thursday, June 2nd, and I'm Kristen Roberts National Editor.
0:18.0	It's the week before the California primary and here are the numbers that mattered.
0:22.0	11 million.
0:23.0	That's how much money the Libertarian ticket could raise to try to disrupt Trump.
0:27.6	26, the number of super delegates, Bernie Sanders,
0:31.0	1, out of a total of 134 available in states where he
0:34.8	actually defeated Hillary Clinton. Three, the number of points Trump has
0:39.2	gained on Clinton since clinching the GOP nomination and 25 the percentage of candidates Twitter
0:45.1	followers who were actually just bots. Grab your calculators and enjoy the
0:49.8	2016 nerd cast. Here we are again.
0:53.0	Welcome back to Eli Stocles.
0:55.0	Hi.
0:56.0	Glad to see your return Eli with all your limbs intact.
0:58.0	Just barely.
0:59.0	From the Trump Trail.
1:00.0	That's right.
1:01.0	Ken Vogel.
1:02.0	Hi.
1:03.0	And senior politics editor Charlie Mathesian.
1:05.0	Hi, Kristen.
1:06.0	Let's start.
1:07.0	Data point number one.
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