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Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders appeared on “All In With Chris Hayes” last night to discuss the trajectory of the Democratic primary — in particular, whether the potential nominees would consider their candidacies a continuation of the Obama presidency.

Sanders said that while on issues like climate change, he could see himself embracing the Obama legacy, on the more significant issue of the influence of Wall Street on public policy, a Sanders administration would be vastly different than its predecessor.

“I think we’ve got to go further,” he argued. “I think we need to stand up to Wall Street in a way that the President and the Vice President have not.”

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