DNC Chair: ‘I Am Confident’ Our Nominee Will Be Elected President

RUSH TRANSCRIPT:
MITCHELL: "The endorsement of Bernie Sanders on foreign policy grounds against the former secretary of state came on a day when there was the beginning of a two part, very in-depth series in leading the “New York Times,” exposing the problem in Hillary Clinton’s advocacy to intervene and how she persuaded the president to basically take out Gadhafi and what we are you are seeing is a failed state result. Plus the e-mails, the last bunch of 3,000 pages, what about her vulnerability on foreign policy?
WASSERMAN-SCHULTZ: "Andrea, I know you are aware that I’m not in a position to be able to comment or analyze the caucus for either of our candidates. My role as a chair, to equally run, and the congressman if she was no longer able to follow our rules and be neutral, it was appropriate for her to step down. That certainly was her right to do so. Secretary — we have two incredibly qualified candidates for president of the united States. If you look over the last 24 hours on the other side of the aisle, we have candidates for presidents talking about the size of one another’s hands and ears, compared to our candidates talking about how to keep Americans safe and continue to move our country forward and make sure people have an economic shot to succeed. I am confident the American people will ultimately elect our nominee as president.