VIDEO: Stephen Colbert Asks Bernie Sanders If It’s Really Possible to Change the U.S.
Still riding on the excitement of his New Hampshire primary victory last week, Sanders stopped by the “Late Show” to discuss his movement and get some tips from South Carolina native Colbert on how to win that state.Still riding on the excitement of his New Hampshire primary victory last week, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders stopped by the “Late Show” to discuss his movement with host Stephen Colbert and get some tips from the South Carolina native on how to win that state.
Below are some other clips from the show regarding Bernie Sanders’ big win.
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