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Tension is building for the Democrats in New York, where Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigned Thursday

Tension is building for the Democrats in New York, where Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigned Thursday. The next primary is in Wisconsin on Tuesday, with 86 delegates up for grabs. A win in that primary on would have enormous meaning for both candidates. Clinton showed frustration during one of her rallies, battling an activist who questioned a source of her political donations. Julianna Goldman reports from Washington.

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Donald Trump earned scorn Wednesday from both the right and the left after pushing for an abortion ban, then saying that women who subsequently get the outlawed procedure should be punished

Donald Trump earned scorn Wednesday from both the right and the left after pushing for an abortion ban, then saying that women who subsequently get the outlawed procedure should be punished. The GOP front-runner quickly changed his stance and said doctors, not women, should be punished. Major Garrett has more.

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Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, Jamelle Bouie of Slate Magazine, Ben Domenech of The Federalist, and USA Today's Susan Page discuss Sen. Bernie Sander’s long-term game plan. Sanders swept the primary caucuses yesterday by large margins

Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, Jamelle Bouie of Slate Magazine, Ben Domenech of The Federalist, and USA Today's Susan Page discuss Sen. Bernie Sander’s long-term game plan. Sanders swept the primary caucuses yesterday by large margins—73 percent to 27 percent in Washington state, 82 percent to 18 percent in Alaska, and 71 percent to 29 percent in Hawaii.

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William D. Cohan describes a recent gathering of influential Wall Street bankers about the election

A new article in Vanity Fair describes a recent gathering of influential Wall Street bankers about the election. Contributing editor William D. Cohan writes the meeting’s focus was on the growing possibility that Donald Trump could be the Republican nominee. He notes the group is late to the realization. CBS News contributor Frank Luntz was a guest speaker at the event. Cohan joins “CBS This Morning” to explain why the GOP front-runner does not have Wall Street's support.

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