a billionaire who calls women "fat broads"

and "horse-faced lesbians".

And, no, I'm not talking about Donald Trump.

I'm talking about Mayor Bloomberg.

Democrats take a huge risk if we just substitute

one arrogant billionaire for another.

-I think we need something different than Donald Trump.

I don't think you look at Donald Trump and say,

"We need someone richer in the White House".

When Mayor Bloomberg was busy

blaming African Americans and Latinos

for the housing crash of 2008,

I was right here in Las Vegas, literally,

just a few blocks down the street,

holding hearings on the banks that were taking away homes.

-The reason that stop-and-frisk changed

is because Barack Obama sent moderators

to see what was going on.

The policy was abhorrent and it was, in fact,

a violation of every right people have.

-The language he used is about stop-and-frisk.

It's "about how it turned out".

No, this isn't about how it turned out.

This is about what it was designed to do, to begin with.

You need a different apology here,

Mr. Mayor.

-Senator, thank you. Chuck.

-Everyone up here has released their tax returns, Mayor.

And it is a major issue because the president

of the United States has been hiding behind his tax returns.

-And I hope you heard what his defense was:

"I've been nice to some women".

That just doesn't cut it.

We are not gonna beat Donald Trump with a man

who has who knows how many nondisclosure agreements

and the drip, drip, drip of stories of women

saying they have been harassed and discriminated against.

-Maybe we should also ask how Mayor Bloomberg, in 2004,

supported George W Bush for president.

-The idea that you're able to have a capital gains tax

that you pay at the rate of 20% if you are Mike Bloomberg,

or whomever has a whole lot of money;

and someone else is paying at,

your staffer is paying at 25%, is wrong.

-We're going into the election of our lives,

against a president who rose to power by cynically exploiting

the frustration of ordinary Americans feeling like leaders

weren't speaking to them,

then I think that turning to someone like Mayor Bloomberg,

who thinks he can buy this election,

is no better a way to succeed than turning

to somebody like Senator Sanders,

who wants to burn the house down.