The field of democratic contenders, that began as one of the most diverse, is now essentially a two-man race. Voters will have to decide if they want to make the play for the White House with moderate Former Vice President Joe Biden or pull the party further left with Senator Bernie Sanders. But, as Democratic Strategist and Pollster Roshni Nedungadi tells Soledad O’Brien, whoever wins the primary will have to make ideological changes if they want to take on President Trump.
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