USA: Clinton vows to 'stand up to the corporations'

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton addressed supporters before the results of the Michigan and Mississippi primaries were announced at a rally at the Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday.
"We are gonna tackle this land problem everywhere our children are at risk and we are going to stand up to corporations that seemed absolutely no loyalty, to this country that gave them so much in the first place," said the Democratic presidential candidate.
"We have to invest in every community, we have to help everybody succeed because that will be good for all of us," said the former secretary of state. "Running for president, shouldn't be about delivering insults, it should be about delivering results for the American people," added Clinton.
Hillary Clinton won the state of Mississippi primary by a large victory, securing over 82 percent of the vote. In Michigan, Clinton’s rival, Bernie Sanders, won the state of Michigan in a huge upset after the polls and most US media outlets predicted a win for Clinton.