Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders preemptively assailed the media for headlines he predicted will be published after Hillary Clinton is declared the presumptive Democratic nominee next week, and argued that no candidate will have enough “real delegates” to truly clinch the nomination before the convention.

Speaking to a crowd at a rally in California on Tuesday, Sanders said that on the evening of June 7, Clinton will likely collect enough delegates to qualify for the nomination, the media will announce that the “nominating process is over.”