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What's Next for the Bernie Sanders Revolution
Supporters are cheering Bernie Sanders' determination to carry on until the Democratic convention. Skeptics say his clout has already diminished because he's waited too long. We look at the history and possible future of an unlikely presidential campaign.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenSupporters are cheering Bernie Sanders' determination to carry on until the Democratic convention. Skeptics say his clout has already diminished because he's waited too long. We look at the history and possible future of an unlikely presidential campaign.
Also, CIA Director Brennan testifies on ISIS threat. Later on the program, Disneyland's as American as apple pie. Will they love it in Shanghai?
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3 storiesCIA Director Brennan Testifies on the ISIS Threat
President Obama has insisted that ISIS — or ISIL, as the administration calls it, is losing territory and power, but John Brennan told Congress today that’s only part of the story.
Read the story7 minThe Bernie Sanders Phenomenon: How Long Will It Last?
Less than 15 months ago, Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders made a 10-minute announcement to a few reporters and hustled back into the Senate. Since then, millions have felt "the Bern," massive crowds have turned out, and Sanders has gotten enough votes to seriously contend for the Democratic nomination.
Read the story34 minShanghai Disneyland Opens, but Will the Chinese Come?
Exported Disneylands have not always started out strong. Will the Magic Kingdom in Shanghai be a different story?
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