Gallery: Bernie Sanders holds rally in Syracuse

Bernie Sanders speaks Tuesday at his rally. He discussed several of his policy views. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders said Tuesday that he is fed up with the idea that young Americans are too apathetic or too busy playing video games to be interested in politics. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

In the past, the turnout at Sanders rally has been huge. In the Bronx earlier this month, 18,500 showed up to a Sanders rally. Moriah Ratner | Staff Photographer

Actress Rosario Dawson speaks on behalf for Sanders. She has supported his campaign in a number of different rallies. Moriah Ratner | Staff Photographer

Hundreds packed into the Nicholas J. Pirro Convention Center at the Oncenter Complex for the rally. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Those in the crowd Tuesday included young, middle-aged and elderly people. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders high fives supporters Tuesday. He spoke for more than one hour and 15 minutes. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders equated the value of a college degree today to that of a high school degree 50 years ago. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders said he believes he will win the New York primary on April 19. Moriah Ratner | Staff Photographer

Sanders said that college tuition should be free. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders criticized Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for the amount of money she receives for giving speeches. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Speaking on Tuesday, Sanders called the economy rigged. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Sanders said Tuesday that the United States needs to rethink the "war on drugs." Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

People of all ages attended the Sanders rally at the Oncenter in Syracuse. Moriah Ratner | Staff Photographer

Sanders primarily focused on domestic policy, but veered into foreign policy on several occasions to criticize the U.S.’ interference in Iraq and Afghanistan. Moriah Ratner | Staff Photographer