USA: Sanders rallies in Louisville ahead of Kentucky primary

SOT, Sanders supporter (Spanish): "Viva Bernie"
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders held a rally for an estimated 3,000 supporters in Louisville, Tuesday, ahead of the Kentucky Democratic primary set to take place on May 17.
During his speech, Sanders dispelled concerns that Republican candidate Donald Trump may become president of the United States. "I know that all over this country there is a fear that Donald Trump will be elected president of the United States. I am here to tell you that won't happen. It won't happen, it won't happen because in every national poll that I have seen for a long time we beat Trump by double digit numbers," Sanders said.
"And the American people understand that supporting each other always trumps selfishness. Most importantly I think the American people understand what every major religion on earth has taught us for centuries and that is that at the end of the day love always trumps hatred," he added.
Sanders caused a surprise upset on Tuesday after he defeated his rival Hillary Clinton in the Indiana Democratic primary. Sanders took 52.5 percent of the vote, picking up 43 delegates in the process.