ANNA KOOIMAN (HOST): The question is, Pete, if Hillary keeps -- if she keeps losing, how is she winning?
PETE HEGSETH (HOST): That's right. So we can talk about it all we want, but we sent Dooce out on the loose to ask the people if Hillary is losing how is she winning. What are you finding there, Steve?
STEVE DOOCY (HOST): Good morning there. Pete. We're across the street, 48th and 6th Avenue. What's your name?
GUEST: Larry.
DOOCY: Larry, you're paying attention to the presidential thing?
GUEST: Yes I am.
DOOCY: This the cover of the Drudge Report right now. “She keeps losing, how come she is winning?” Can you explain that to us? Bernie Sanders keeps winning these primaries, probably going to win one or two more today and yet she is way ahead in the super delegates. How's this thing working?
GUEST: I think the problem with Bernie Sanders is that he's too much of a social liberal and the country is moving more in the middle direction. When you are going to choose between him or Donald Trump as the next president, I think Hillary Clinton, to a lot of people, is the best candidate.
DOOCY: Yeah, but -- let me ask you about this. I've been to some Bernie Sanders rallies, I get it. He's giving away free everything. I like that message, but then again I'm a realist and I don't know where he would pay for that. But it kind of seems like the system is rigged for Hillary because she got beat by Obama eight years ago.
GUEST: Oh, no. I don't see that to be true.
DOOCY: You don't think with the super delegates you don't think it's kind of rigged?
GUEST: No, I mean the way the country and the way our electoral system is set up they have the opportunity to vote for who they choose -- they think is the right candidate, and if they believe she is the right candidate they should have the opportunity to vote for her.
DOOCY: Very good, alright, I think I know who you are going to vote for.
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KOOIMAN: He doesn't seem to care if she keeps losing, he still says she's the winner.
