Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the first woman to clinch the delegate count needed to win the Democratic nomination this week. In a speech Tuesday night, Clinton acknowledged it as a historic moment. We talk to an expert about how Clinton and the public are viewing her position as the first woman to be the presumptive nominee for a major party.
Host:
Rob Ferrett
Guest(s):
Kelly Dittmar
Producer(s):
Haleema Shah
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