June 8, 2016
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6:22Now PlayingLess than three weeks Hillary Clinton ended her 2008 presidential campaign, she stood on a stage with Barack Obama in Unity, New Hampshire, in an effort to bring the Democratic Party together after a bruising primary fight. Now, eight years later, Clinton once again wants to bring Democrats together after a long primary campaign. Only this time its her campaign that came out on top after she secured the delegates necessary to clinch the nomination this week and received a majority of pledged delegates. But her Democratic rival, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, has pledged to continue the fight all the way to the Democratic convention in July. Can the Democratic Party find Unity again? Will Sanders' enthusiastic supporters back Clinton against Donald Trump in November? Sanders is meeting with President Obama this week, and the president is expected to play a major role building the bridge between the two campaigns.
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