Jeffrey Goldberg
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Clinton, Sanders debate in Brooklyn; Trump says GOP nominating system is "rigged"
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23:52Now PlayingWith days until the New York presidential primary, the 2016 race has descended on the Empire State. Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, who both have New York roots, faced off in their most contentious debate -- arguing about gun control, the minimum wage and Wall Street. Meanwhile Republican frontrunner Donald Trump holds a significant lead in his home state, but he he calling out the Republican National Committee for its complicated nominating system that he says is "rigged" against him. Ted Cruz is securing delegates in hopes of forcing a contested convention in Cleveland. And House Speaker Paul Ryan said that he will not accept the GOP nomination at a contested convention, insisting the nominee will be someone who ran for president.
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