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[00:00.04]On Saturday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
[00:04.56]defeated Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the Nevada Democratic caucuses.
[00:10.96]Political experts say the clear win in Nevada
[00:15.28]was a big relief for Clinton and her supporters.
[00:20.08]They say Sanders must prove he can win more than the youth vote,
[00:25.20]and in states more diverse than New Hampshire.
[00:29.32]Sanders said he believes that when Democrats hold their convention in Philadelphia in July,
[00:37.12]voters will see "one of the great political upsets in the history of the United States."
[00:44.16]Also on Saturday, Donald Trump won the Republican primary in South Carolina.
[00:51.96]Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz tied for second.
[00:57.24]Trump's victory in the New Hampshire primary last week
[01:01.16]and his win Saturday strengthen his place as Republican front-runner.
[01:07.20]Trump repeated parts of his campaign speech,
[01:10.36]saying the United States will start "winning again" if he becomes president.
[01:16.52]He said he will make Mexico pay for a wall along the U.S. southern border.
[01:23.12]He said he will challenge China on its trade surplus.
[01:28.28]Nevada holds its Republican primary on February 23.
[01:34.40]Many states will hold primaries on March 1,
[01:38.64]a day known as Super Tuesday.
[01:42.72]Super Tuesday usually shows who will likely win the party nomination
[01:48.80]and compete for president of the United States.
[01:53.04]Former Florida governor Jeb Bush told a crowd in South Carolina
[01:57.96]that he was ending his campaign for the presidency.
[02:02.32]At the beginning of the presidential race,
[02:05.08]many believed Bush would be the Republican nominee.
[02:09.60]I'm Jonathan Evans.