Interviewer: In 30 seconds, I know this is tough, you've made some huge, huge, promises in this race. Politically, can you really get it done -- through Congress -- if you are elected president?

Sanders: Yeah. (Matter of factly).

When the American people are prepared to stand up and fight back there is nothing that we cannot accomplish.

Interviewer: But there's still congress. There are voters and there's congress.

Sanders: But Congress -- congress -- members of congress -- and I know 'em pretty well -- are not dummies.

And if they look out and they see millions of people saying "You know what? We are going to join the rest of the industrialized world. We are gonna have healthcare as a right like Canada, and England, and France, and Germany. Yeah, we can do that."

And when young people and their parents say, "You know what? It's absurd that kids are graduating school 30, 50, 70 thousand dollars in in debt. Yeah, we bailed out wall street, now it's wall street's time help us."

When people stand up and fight back, whether it's raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour, whether it's gay rights, whatever it may be, you can make profound changes.

I am the only candidate that tells you no, no president alone can do it. We need millions of people active in the political process. That's what we are bringin' about right now.

Interviewer: Senator Sanders. Thank you so much.