WOLF BLITZER, CNN HOST: Has his record on guns hurt him with voters, you believe, in New York?</s>TAD DEVINE, SENIOR MEDIA ADVISER, BERNIE SANDERS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN: No, Wolf. Listen. I understand the attacks and to hear something like that, I mean, that's a pretty tough attack to level against Bernie Sanders. He is someone who understands that gun violence is a terrible problem in this society. That's why from the beginning of his political career, he has stood up and opposed assault weapons. He said we need to ban them. He lost his first race because he stood up and said we need to ban assault weapons in Vermont and everywhere in America. This is a guy with a d minus lifetime rating from the NRA and supports all of the reforms advocating in terms of gun violence today and Hillary Clinton in her surrogates, unfortunately, in terms of a rural state representative is one of the toughest records in terms of guns of anybody in the United States Congress.</s>BLITZER: What would you consider a win for Senator Sanders in New York tomorrow? Does it have to be an outright win, a majority of the votes, or does coming in a close second count from his perspective as a victor victory?</s>DEVINE: The system doesn't allow Independents to participate is a of the number of voters who are going to participate that supported Bernie overwhelmingly and what we try to do tomorrow is win as many delegates as we can. If we come close because we have proportionate representation, we'll be able to win a lot of delegates and I think we go on to win a lot of states. I think we can get ahead by the time voting is over in June.</s>BLITZER: Tad Devine, with the Bernie Sanders campaign. Tad, thank you very much.</s>DEVINE: Thank you, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Coming up, breaking news out of Jerusalem. Police now calling a bus fire an attack. We're going there live. That's next.
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