CLEAN : Clinton probably now has an insurmountable lead: expert

The transcript discusses the political strategies and standings of Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton in the context of the upcoming primaries, particularly focusing on California's winner-take-all system. Mr. Trump is advised to maintain a presidential demeanor to appeal to California's more liberal voters. Meanwhile, Mrs. Clinton holds a significant lead in delegates, making it difficult for Mr. Sanders to catch up, despite his energized supporters. The discussion highlights the importance of delegate counts and campaign strategies in the primaries.

What is the significance of the California primary for Mr. Trump?

• It is a winner-take-all primary with a large number of delegates.

• It is the first primary in the election cycle.

• It is a closed primary only for registered party members.

• It has the least number of delegates.

Why is it important for Mr. Trump to avoid controversial statements during the California primaries?

• Controversial statements could alienate his liberal supporters in California.

• The media in California is more critical.

• His opponents are focusing on his controversial statements.

• California voters are more conservative on social issues.

What advantage does Mrs. Clinton have in the delegate count?

• She has more financial resources.

• She has won more states than Mr. Sanders.

• She has the support of Super Delegates.

• She has a stronger social media presence.

What is the main challenge Mr. Sanders faces in the primaries?

• Gaining media attention.

• Securing financial backing.

• Overcoming Mrs. Clinton's insurmountable lead in delegates.

• Winning over conservative voters.

How are Mr. Sanders' supporters described in the context of the primaries?

• Disheartened and losing interest.

• Energized and eager for him to continue.

• Indifferent to the campaign outcome.

• Focused on other political issues.