EXCERPT:
COOPER: "If you’re onstage with President Trump in a general election, you’re prepared to call him a racist to his face?"
SANDERS: "Absolutely. Look, it gives me — honestly, it gives me no pleasure to say that. I have conservative friends who are certainly not racist. You know, we can disagree in this country. But if you look at Trump’s life, history, remember, he led the birther movement trying to delegitimize the presidency of Barack Obama, his attacks on immigrants is racist, his attacks on the Muslim community is racist. So, yes, sad to say we have a bigot in the White House, and that’s exactly what I would say to him."