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Political Fix

US election countdown: Trump and Clinton make their moves

Political Fix

Financial Times

Politics, News, News & Politics

4.21.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2016

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Did Donald Trump pick up any votes with his foreign policy speech? Will Bernie Sanders drop out of the Democratic primary race? The FT's Demetri Sevastopulo and Courtney Weaver discuss this and more in the first dispatch from the US campaign trail. Clips courtesy of Reuters.

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I consider myself the presumptive nominee absolutely.

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Hillary Clinton more or less secured the Democratic nomination.

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We must take our country back.

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Welcome to the FT's U.S. election countdown podcast. I'm Dimitri Sevestopulo.

1:06.0

And I'm Courtney Weaver.

1:08.0

From now until Election Day November, we'll be bringing you a weekly podcast from Washington on the campaign trail right here on the

1:13.7

FT politics channel. We hope to give you some insight into the candidates and

1:17.6

their campaigns and to explain some of the wackier things that are happening in

1:21.1

what is one of the most interesting elections in years.

1:24.0

So to kick off this week we're coming to you from Washington DC where we're just

1:28.0

wrapping up a big week. Five victories for Donald Trump on the Republican side, four for Hillary Clinton on the Democratic.

1:35.2

Trump now says he's the presumptive nominee. Is he, Dimitri? Well, I think he's still not technically

1:41.1

the presumptive nominee because he still needs to get 1237

1:45.0

delegates, which is what you need to win the first ballot at the convention in Cleveland when

1:48.9

the Republican Party picks its nominee, but he's had a really good two weeks.

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