Bernie Sanders Gives A Speech Divorced From Reality

WASHINGTON -- Bernie Sanders delivered his typical stump speech at a campaign rally Thursday evening, choosing not to acknowledge President Barack Obama's endorsement of Hillary Clinton, his meeting with the president, or Clinton's claim to have won enough delegates for the Democratic nomination. 

“Next Tuesday, here in Washington, you will be having the very last primary of the Democratic nominating process,” Sanders told a crowd outside Robert F. Kennedy Stadium. “It would be extraordinary if the people of Washington, our nation’s capital, stood up and told the world that they are ready to lead this country into a political revolution.”