USA: Sanders rates his chances against Trump at packed Cali rally

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders reasserted that he was the best competitive candidate to take on Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential elections, as thousands rallied to hear the Vermont senator’s speech in National City, 10 km (6 miles) south of San Diego, Saturday.
Stating that "every state poll has [them] defeating Donald Trump and defeating him by big numbers", Sanders assured his supports that Trump, the only remaining Republican candidate, “wants to give hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks to his fellow millionaire friends."
He added that Americans understood that they "cannot elect a president that insults Mexicans and Latinos, who insults Muslims and women."
He went on to challenge his rival and the front-runner Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton to join him in telling the fossil fuel industry “that they are not going to continue to destroy this planet” and to “support a tax on carbon”.
Sanders currently has 1,533 Democratic delegates while Clinton counts 2,293, with 39 and 525 super delegates respectively. Primary elections are set to take place in California on June 7.