 come out in vote and bring their families and their friends and everybody else, because it’s not over til it’s over. And tomorrow is a really important day, particularly here in California.

Question to Clinton: Is it setting in that you might be making some serious big-time history tomorrow?

[Laughs] Well, I am obviously really excited about that. But I’m not letting myself focus on it yet because I want people to come out and vote tomorrow, particularly here in California. We have worked so hard. I have a huge number of supporters and organizers that are working as we speak to get out the vote, to get people to mail in their ballots who haven’t yet. So I’m gonna wait until everyone has voted.Tomorrow night we’ll have a chance to talk more about this, but it’s been an incredible journey. And I will have a lot to say about it. But right now, I’m still out here as you can tell, at the senior center in Compton, talking to voters, encouraging people to come out and vote.

Question to Clinton: Do you think he should concede as you did in 2008?

Well, we’ll wait. We’ll wait and find out. Actually tomorrow is eight years to the day after I withdrew and endorsed then-Sen. Obama. I believed it was the right thing to do. No matter what differences we had in our long campaign, they paled in comparison to the differences we had with the Republicans. And that is actually even more true today, because whatever differences Sen. Sanders have had, we’ve stuck mostly to the issues. We have differences there but we have discussed them and put forth our cases, and Donald Trump has run a campaign of insults. So anyone who’s supported me, anyone who’s supported Sen. Sanders, has a lot at stake in this election in preventing Donald Trump from being our president, which I can barely say.

Question to Clinton: In Sacramento there was a woman standing next to me who was absolutely sobbing. She said, ‘It’s time. It’s past time.’ You see people here, and people just come up to you and they get tears in their eyes. Do you feel the weight of what this means for people?

I do. I do. And you saw it yesterday. I’ve seen it for more than a year. My supporters are passionate. They are committed. They
come out in vote and bring their families and their acquaintance and everybody else, because it ’s not all over til it ’s over. And tomorrow is a really authoritative sidereal day, particularly here in California. 

 Question to Clinton: Is it setting in that you might be making some dangerous big - time history tomorrow? 

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 Question to Clinton: Do you think he should concede as you did in 2008? 

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come out in vote and bring their their and everybody because it’s not tomorrow a really important particularly here in Question to Clinton: Is it setting that you might be making some serious big-time history tomorrow? [Laughs] Well, I obviously really excited about that. But I’m not letting myself focus on it because want to out and vote tomorrow, particularly here in California. We have worked so hard. I have a number of supporters and organizers that are working we speak to get the vote, to get people mail their ballots haven’t So gonna wait until has voted.Tomorrow night we’ll have a chance to talk more about this, but it’s been an incredible And I a lot say it. right now, I’m here as you can tell, at in Compton, talking to voters, encouraging people to out and Question to Clinton: Do you think should concede as you did in 2008? Well, wait. We’ll wait and find out. Actually tomorrow is eight years to the day after and endorsed then-Sen. Obama. believed it was right to No what differences had in our long campaign, they paled in comparison to the we had with the Republicans. And that is actually even today, whatever differences Sen. have had, we’ve stuck to issues. We have differences we discussed forth cases, Donald Trump has run campaign of insults. So anyone supported me, anyone who’s lot at stake in this election in preventing Trump from being our president, which I barely say. Question to Clinton: In Sacramento there was a woman standing to me absolutely sobbing. She said, ‘It’s time. It’s past You see people here, people just come up to you and they get in eyes. Do feel the weight what this means people? I do. And you it I’ve more than a year. My supporters passionate. are committed. They
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QuEStIon to CliNton: Do YOu ThInk he shOuLd concEdE as You Did in 2008?

wEll, wE’ll waiT. We’ll waiT and fINd out. Actually tOMorrow is eight YEaRS To THe daY afTer I withdreW and ENdorSed tHEn-sen. oBama. I BelieVeD It WAs the right thing to do. no Matter What dIfferences we hAd in our lonG CAMpaign, thEy paLEd IN comparison to tHe difFerences we HAd with thE RepuBlicans. ANd that is aCTUally eveN moRe tRue TodAY, BeCause whatever DIFferEnCes Sen. SAndErs have Had, We’vE stUck MoStly to the Issues. We HaVe DiFfEreNces tHEre but we HaVe dIsCusSed thEM and puT fortH our CaSeS, And donald TRUmP HAs ruN a CaMpaiGn oF iNsultS. So aNYonE who’s suPported me, AnyONe whO’s SuPported sen. Sanders, has A lOt at stake iN tHis ElectiON In prevenTing Donald Trump from beinG Our presIdeNt, whiCh I cAn barely sAy.

QUestioN to cLinton: in SacrAmentO tHerE WAs a woMAN sTanDiNg next to me WHO waS absoLuTely Sobbing. she said, ‘It’s time. It’s pASt tIme.’ You see peopLe hEre, aND PeOplE JuST coMe UP to YOU and they get tearS in their eyEs. dO yOu feel the wEIghT oF what thIs means For peOPle?

I do. I Do. And you sAw it yesteRdAy. I’vE SEen It for more tHan a year. my supportERs are PAsSionaTe. THey are CoMmiTted. THey
 come out in vote and brin g their fa milie s a ndth eirfrie nds and everyb o dy e lse, because it’s notoverti l  it’ s  o ver.And tom o rr o w  is  a  r eal ly im porta ntday, pa rticularly  he re  in Californ i a. 

Question  to  Clinton: Is  it  setti ng  in thatyou  migh t be m a king s ome serio us big-ti m e histo r y  t omor row?

[Laughs] We l l, I am obviously  reall ye xc i t edabo ut that. B ut  I’mn ot lett i ng m y sel f  focus on ityet because I w ant pe op let o come  outan d  vo te tomorrow , pa rticularl y here in Cali f ornia.We hav e w ork ed s o  h ar d.Ih ave ahug e  nu mber ofsu pp orter s an d o r gani zer s th at ar e working aswespea k  to  getout t he v ot e, to  get p eople  t o mail in their  bal lots whohav en ’tye t. So I’m go nna  wa it unti l every o neha s v ot ed.Tomorrow nightwe ’ l lhave a c hancet ota l k more a bo utthis , but i t’sb ee n an inc redibl e  j ou rney. A nd  I wil lhav e a  lott o sa y abou t it. Bu t rig h t now, I’m sti l l out here as yo u ca n  tel l,at the seni or c e nter  inC om pto n , tal kingto vo t ers, encouraging pe op le tocomeout and vote. 

Question t o  Clinton : Do yo u  think he shou ld co ncede as y o u did in  2008 ?

Well,  we’ll wa i t . We’llwai t a ndfin d ou t. Actually t o m orro wis eigh t y ears to  th e d ayaft er  I withdr ew and e nd or se dthe n-Sen .  Obama.Ibel ie ved  it w a s theright  thi ng  t o  do . No ma t te r what  d if fere nce swe ha d in our  long c ampaign,the y  pal ed  i n compa rison to thedi fferenceswe  ha d with t he Repub licans. And that is act u ally ev enmoretrue  today, b eca use wh ate v er dif ferenc es Se n.  Sa n d ers h a v ehad ,we’ve stuc k mos tly t otheissues.  We have differenc e s t here but we h ave  dis c u ss edt he m  an dp utf o rth our cases,and Donald  T r um p has runa  ca mp aign of  insult s. So anyonewho’s sup ported me ,anyo n e  wh o’s suppor ted Sen.  Sanders, has a lo t atsta ke inth iselect ion in pre venti ng Don al d Trum p fro mbeing ou r president, which I ca n bare ly sa y.
Question  to Cli nton: InSacr amento the rewas  a wo man stand ingn ex t t o  me w ho w a s absolut e ly  so b b in g. She said , ‘ It’ s tim e.I t’s pa st t ime.’ You see peo p le here, and p eopl e jus t c o me u pto you and the y g et t ears inth eir eyes. D o you fe el the w eightof wha t thism e an s  for p eopl e?
I do. Ido.  A n d you s aw  i t  yeste rday .I’ve s een it form o re than a year.My su p p orter s  ar e pas si onate.T heyare commit ted. They
 come_out in_vote and bring their_families and_their_friends and_everybody_else, because it’s_not over til_it’s over. And tomorrow_is a really_important_day, particularly here in California.

Question to Clinton: Is it setting in that you might_be_making some_serious_big-time_history tomorrow?

[Laughs] Well, I am_obviously really excited about that._But I’m_not letting myself focus on it yet because_I_want people to_come out and vote tomorrow, particularly here in California._We have worked so hard. I_have a huge_number_of_supporters and organizers that_are working as we speak to_get out the vote, to get_people to mail in their ballots who_haven’t yet. So I’m gonna wait_until everyone has voted.Tomorrow night_we’ll have_a chance to talk more_about this, but_it’s been_an incredible journey._And I will have a lot_to say about_it. But right now, I’m still_out_here as you_can_tell,_at the_senior center in_Compton,_talking to_voters,_encouraging people to come out and_vote.

Question_to Clinton: Do you think he should_concede as you did_in_2008?

Well, we’ll wait. We’ll_wait and find out. Actually_tomorrow is eight years to the_day after_I withdrew_and endorsed then-Sen. Obama. I believed it was the right thing_to do. No matter what differences_we had in our_long campaign,_they_paled in comparison_to_the differences_we had with the Republicans. And that_is actually_even more true today, because whatever_differences Sen. Sanders have_had,_we’ve stuck mostly to the issues._We have differences there but we_have discussed them and put_forth_our_cases, and Donald Trump has_run a campaign of insults. So_anyone who’s supported_me, anyone who’s supported Sen. Sanders, has_a_lot at stake in this election_in_preventing Donald Trump from being our_president,_which_I can barely say.

Question to_Clinton: In Sacramento there was a_woman standing next to me who was absolutely sobbing._She said, ‘It’s_time. It’s past time.’ You_see_people_here, and people just come up to you and they_get tears_in their eyes._Do you feel the weight of what this means for_people?

I do. I do. And you saw_it yesterday. I’ve seen it for more than a year. My_supporters are passionate. They are committed. They