Bernie Sanders Calls Out Trump on Campaign's 'Bigotry' (Video)

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Bernie Sanders Calls Out Trump on Campaign's 'Bigotry'
With just a few days left before the election Bernie Sanders and Pharrell Williams join Clinton on the campaign trail where Sanders calls Trump out for building his campaign on bigotry.
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Bernie Sanders Calls Out Trump on Campaign's 'Bigotry'

With just a few days left before the election Bernie Sanders and Pharrell Williams join Clinton on the campaign trail where Sanders calls Trump out for building his campaign on bigotry.

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