Sanders: Bloomberg is attempting to 'buy the presidency'

Sen. Bernie Sanders directly attacked former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg for attempting to 'buy the presidency' at a campaign rally Sunday in Carson City, Nevada

Sen. Bernie Sanders directly attacked former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg for attempting to"buy the presidency" at a campaign rally Sunday in Carson City, Nevada.

Sanders said that he"didn’t see Mike in Iowa when we were holding town meetings with folks there," and also criticized Bloomberg's absence in other key states including New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada. "Both of them have received campaign funds from more than 40 billionaires," Sanders said."Pete [Buttigieg] has gotten money from the CEOs of the drug companies and the health care industry."

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