but bernie fans need to understand, it was also a great night for bernie sanders, because he's probablyoing to be the protagonist of this story, but he's still got his role. he's the magical negro who helps the protagonist become a better person. yeah. bernie sanders is hillary's bagger vance. or hillary's kazaam. look at hillary's speech from last night. you tell me who it reminds you of. - those with the most wealth and the most power seem to have forgotten that basic truth about america. corporations that avoid paying their fair share of taxes. what we need in america today is more love and kindness. [cheers and applause] - is that you, bernie? that's right. the hillary clinton who sucked up to wall street and voted to invade iraq is running on a platform of equality, love, and kindness. and that, my friends, is thanks to bernie sanders. when it comes to america's presidential primaries, there's a quirk in the democratic process, and it's a quirk that everyone's been talking about. - it's all about the delegates, all about that math. - hillary clinton and bernie sanders vying for del

bernie supporters. how are the rest of you taking that kind of leadership? mr. chamberlain: thank you very much for your leadership and for running for an office in the party. that is critical. i would argue it's one of the most important things that we can do as a political revolution is to recognize that our job is not just to get elected to congress or to the u.s. senate. our job is to get elected to school boards, water districts, offices across, up and down the ballot. they have huge impact. if you think about it, sometimes, they had a bigger -- they have a bigger impact on people's lives than a member of congress can have. so often, congress is just that -- stagnant and things do not actually move forward. constantly, corporations and even corporate democrats win in the small-town races. it's not just that they are having a direct impact on your life, but they are also building themselves into a position to make it easier to run again for higher office as well. it has a really negative triple up e

30 voted for bernie sanders. in fact, if you look at the people who voted for bernie sanders under 30, that was more people than voted for donald trump and hillary clinton together under the age of 30. we are building a progressive movement in this country. but over the next four years, i don't want donald trump to irretrievably make it difficult, if not impossible, for us to move forward with that progressive movement. now, i understand hillary clinton is not perfect. i've known her, as i said before, for 50 years. i met her when she was 19 years old. i know her strengths, and i know, pretty well, her weaknesses. she is not perfect. and as chris says, you know, she is also very much a product of many of the problems structurally in this country right now. we fight those structural problems, yes. hand in hand, chris, with you, shoulder to shoulder -- i'm very short, maybe it's my shoulder, and it's your rib cage -- but it doesn't matter. we continue to fight. i will continue to fight. many people who are watching

early bernie dorset. -- endorser. >> i was the fourth member of congress to endorse bernie sanders and i did so after we set up the website grace and invited people to come vote for the two candidates but also to ask when why. berniee came in at 86% and 14% hillary clinton group always fascinating to make was to see all the explanations. bernie sanders supporters really want to see change in the country, fundamental change. he understands the system is rigged and we need somebody as a leader who will change that. >> i'm trusting going, the executive director of democracy for america. an organization that started 12 years ago after governor howard dean ran for president and we started a long-term organization over 846we elected candidates to congress up and down the ballot across this country, raised over $59 for candidates and specifically with the bernie sanders campaign, we members very early, our participated in over 115,000th banks helpingone to make 75 million phone calls which is an outrageously awesome number. we played a very important part in that. it seems like a perfect way

bernie is no longer a candidate for the presidency. i guess technically that will be few in a few weeks. we can say that he confidently. we have political revolution candidates up and down the ballot that are in position to make headway. that said it, this is a long-term movement. democracy forat america has done, this is after another exciting grassroots presidential campaign that empowered the grassroots across the country. we are still around and effective and bigger than ever. i'm excited to see what happens as the revolution moves forward. we only won one state. people atd 500,000 our largest point on our e-mail list. the sanders campaign 122 states and ad 8 million people 75 million calls. they knocked on 5 million doors. with all that, i want to put some questions to our panelists. they are pretty straightforward. let's start with you. what lesson do you think we can learn from the sanders campaign as we move forward. i would say the biggest lesson i learned from both starting off as a volunteer and entering the campaign is to h

even though she did not get bernie sanders, she is saying things that went overwhelmingly for bernie sanders. she needs to get those voters fired up her candidacy. i think she has a message that if you care about climate change, you listen to what she has to say. susan: i am still curious about senator sanders' strategy going forward. olivier: his campaign manager said it when he goes back to the senate he will be an independent again. bob: he showed the true potential of an online fundraising strategy. he showed the progressive message. he was vastly different from the other second-place tenets. there is the head and the heart. the question for me is how the question for me is how different is he? is he a vessel for these aspirations? is he truly the candidate with the message? people completely underestimate bernie sanders as a political strategist. i know he looks like a tenured he knows where his audience is in a way that very few other politicians do.

the jew ever talk to bernie sanders? ever talkr -- did you to bernie sanders? we are ready to put all options on the table. -- didegates did a decide their candidate. light aftere green having been thrown under the bus by the democratic party. if he came to understand why we need a different politics that is not controlled either big banks and the fossil fuel giants and the war profiteers. that is notly party poisoned by that corporate money. if he came to understand why he needed the revolutionary product to support a revolutionary campaign, i was ready to go to bat for him. he did not respond. that was no surprise. the green party has been trying to open a conversation with him for many years. he has his own perspective. it is not ours. to whatn open it happens in a shifting political climate. he can enter into the nominating process. that is over and done with. i see a lot of opportunity for collaborating down the line. movement is not sitting like happy campers with the campaign that is hillary clinton's campaign that represents the opposite of what they we

. >> i want to thank bernie sanders. bernie, your campaign inspired millions of americans. particularly the young people who threw their hearts and souls into our primary. [ applause ] >> you put economic and social justice issues front and center, where they belong. and to all of your supporters here and around the country i want you to know i have heard you. >> trevor: so now shut the hell up, and let me do my speech. here is $27, enjoy your bus ride back to vermont. go on. no, that was sweet, though. really was. one of the first time hillary and bernie have been in the same sentence without people booing. bernie doesn't smile much. he looked up to the screen and screens have that magic. bernie is like, i'm on the screen. now hillary moves onto her new opponent, donald trump. >> he's betting the perils of today's world will blind us to his unlimited promise. he has taken the republican party a long way. from morning in america to midnight in america. >. trevor: wait isn't midnight the cool one? that's how you know hillary is a hard worker. she's like we need it to be morn

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jeff has worked with bernie for 30 years. he is very close to bernie. revolution is not about jeff or me or claire, it is about the hundreds of thousands of people that are network across the country my job as board chair, the board will be all volunteers. support those networks and to continue the political revolution that we saw in this campaign and that has its ancestry from the many movements in this country. amy: claire sandberg, the idea that it is larger than any one person and what you could not be a part of it moving into the future given that you so clearly endorse the tenants of the organization, you know, that is political philosophy? >> it was in a pushing decision for all of us. we thought about it for some time. the majority of the staff who resigned did not do so until almost a week later on sunday when seven people resigned. thinking veryter hard about it, expressing our concerns repeatedly saying we did not think we could work for jeff. i was a the concerns were really twofold. under jeff'sf -- leadership, the organization would not be

i think that's what bernie's same.if american people really want to change and i think they do, i think bernie sanders and donald trump are both tapped into something very, very real. that the political establishment and the media establishment missed. i know the latest talking point of the clinton campaign is old burning is just angry and you don't get anywhere by being angry. i think he is not so much angry is determined. but the american people are angry. they are angry that they have been left out and left behind in the system is rigged against them. it them. it has been that way for like 40 some years and nobody has done anything about it. what burning is saying is that he recognizes it, he's a realist. he's been in the house for 16 years in the senate for 17, he recognizes the difficulties in if that is his agenda and he can rally the american people to turn out and elect people who will go along with him or to put pressure on the others to say that we have to write to this ship. we have to get it done. bernie is

quote, bernie sanders' new group is already in turmoil.bernie sanders' new group hits major trouble on the launch pad. this one, sanders brings in new manager. staffers quit. eight staffers, more than half the original crew of staffers quit en masse over the weekend. reportedly resigned all at once in protest after bernie sanders' campaign manager, jeff weaver, was brought in to run things. several staffers said they had been assured that jeff weaver wouldn't be running the new effort. the staffers told nbc that they believe our revolution should run on small donations like the sanders campaign did, and they were upset that jeff weaver also wanted to solicit big checks from billionaires. now for context on that, consider where they're at with this overall idea thus far. last week on a conference call with democratic party officials, jeff weaver made an appearance on that call and said that since bernie sanders announced our revolution last month, the group had already raised $300,000 for liberal, democratic and down-ballot congressional ca

lives matter activists before we were bernie sanders supporters. can never pay maria for what she has given back to our community and how you're taking a leadership? your leadership and running for the office that is critical. i would argue one of the most important things that we can do as a political revolution is recognized that our job is not just to get elected to congress or u.s. senate, is to get elected to school boards, to offices across the nation, up and down the ballot. they have a huge impact. sometimes they have a bigger impact on people's lives in a member of congress can have. often congress is just degnan and things don't actually forward and yet constantly and even corporate democrats, when it in the small town races, it is not just having a direct impact on your life, there also running themselves into position to make it easier for them to run again for higher office as well. negative triple of affect. the great been -- people like maria and run up for member of congress with a member of house of representatives. that is what we

berni bernie-mentum, the yearning of thousands of people to keep it going.f the staff just quit and its highest profile supported candidate said he's not getting any help at all and can't even get a call back. what's going on with the senator sanders revolution. joining us now, political reporter for "the new york times." great to see you again, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> what i explained there, is that your understanding of the current situation, is that pretty much your understanding of what happened over the weekend and what the upset is? >> that is my understanding. i've been on the phone call day talking to staffers who quit. really they're saying the reason they quit was because jeff weaver is seen as two things. one, as a bully. they say he doesn't treat his staff well, that he doesn't understand the role that digital staffers did, the organizing that really needed to go in to build in movement and they said they're really scared because it's a 501 c-4, that he'll take money from anonymous donors and fill the coff

endorse pleasure to bernie. i think i did that in may, a little bit later because i toted to have an opportunity really listen to the issues that impact the community that i represent, which is ferguson. ms. chappelle-nadal: i heard the message loud and clear, and decided to endorse bernie because we needed to go in a new direction and people who have been voiceless for so long champions who are not only in congress, but also in the white house. >> excellent. thank you. we have a democratic candidate for u.s. senate in utah. the first transgender candidate to win the democratic primary nomination. misty. i am running for u.s. senate in the state of utah. have runfirst time i for office, so a lot of people were surprised. i entered the race late. he was really wrong on a lot of foreign issues, a self-described democrat. nominate need to people who are actually going to stand up like things that benefit things like women's rights and living wage. a disproportionately incarcerate people of color. about that was wro

we talked to bernie.i asked him months ago if he thought things were rigged against him and he thought so. but the odds against conspiracy... can we show a couple of them? some of the things said, wanting to present bernie as an atheist or these type of things, does the hack really hurt the democratic party or do you think people will forget about this? >> man, this is how i look at it -- the football is deflated, you feel me? (laughter) >> larry: is this a patriots analogy now? >> yeah, it is. (laughter) okay we know, we slapped the hands and let's keep it moving because at the end of the day it's super bowl time, it's two teams and you're going to have to go with one. was it wrong? yes, but we have to move on because we're in the brink of an election and it's either we're going to choose hillary clinton you know what i mean, or spock. >> larry: there was a fighting practice and you're saying, yo, we have to play a game. >> it's not all going to be good. politics is dirty. i ran for president of haiti y'

now that bernie's out of the race, bernie is telling all of his followers to vote for hillary and as recently as did in the "l.a. times" not just at the convention, he's saying if you believe in me, you can't let trump win. >> judge, the reason we supported bernie sanders was not to support a good democrat. we wanted somebody that would shake up and disrupt the democratic establishment. he's being a good democrat. he's being exactly what we didn't want him to be. we want a good american right now. these are desperate times. we are seeing isis, the threat of isis spread, the economy is precarious at best. we need an advocate that's going to disrupt the ruling class in this country. bernie sanders is getting in bed with it. >> why did he do that? >> i don't know. i don't know what he was promised or what. i cannot understand it. it runs in contrast to everything i know about bernie sanders and everything i know about bernie sanders supporters. it doesn't make sense to me though i will fully acknowledge a lot of his supporters will vote for hillary clinton. but we are not going to do so

bernie sanders supporters.nd now, we have got the latest polls show what, a ten-point difference. >> it is. >> fox news poll. hillary, 49. donald, 39. >> that's right. and hillary picked up five points after her convention. i think it is really important though that we look at what happened with donald trump the last two weeks. this is probably the worst two weeks for any nominee coming out of a convention yet. he had come out, you know, with all odds saying that he was 55% likely to be the next president of the united states when he left cleveland. right now, looking at the odds. it's about 75% likely that he's not going to be the next president. he has the had a horrible few weeks. he has gotten off message. he's been defensive. the whole issue where he was, in this whole debate with the khan family was horrible for him. he lost, vets organizations. made him look bad. made him look petty. a lot of people upset he didn't endorse ryan at the time, at the time. and what he said about mccain. obviously, came back

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no, not the movie, bernie sanders' new beach house. does his big purchase mean the pro social exist a capitalist, or as some critics say, a hypocrite? we debate, you decide. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. bernie's warming up to capitalism? >> i don't know. he said he was a democrat socialyist, not a straight-up socialist. >> what's the difference, help me out. >> i don't know. come on, too early for that. i mean, it was inheritance money. i don't care. i'm glad he's out of the race. party on. >> why did he give whatever -- he has three, should give two away, right? >> absolutely, yeah. i mean, i don't want to move up to vermont, but yeah. definitely give it back. redistribute that money. >> redistribute -- kristin, what do you say? beach house? >> certainly, bernie supporters ar

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bernie on 77 wabc radio following the isle must show. dagen: he has a better body than bernie does.r more conversation like that on the web, "outnumbered overtime." facebook.com/nc. we're back tomorrow at noon eastern. >> starting with a fox news alert on a deadly cargo ship sdaefrt as technicians recover the el faro data recorder a year after the ship went down killing owl 33 crew members. >> the ntsb hope to find out more on what happened upon. we are covering all of the news now. >> he is incredibly levelheaded and had to fight and a lot of people coming at him. >> ivanka speaking out in defense of her father and will her argument stick. plus. the

amy: did you ever speak to bernie sanders? >> we tried many times.my: when you say we, you mean you tried? >> i tried. the green party tribe. we are many people trying for us. we at e-mails delivered to him and we know did get into his hands. bernie said from the start he was in this to basically support and continue building the democratic party. he has ironically not been a supporter of independent third parties, although nominally he has been one, but he doesn't believe in actually standing up and challenging power in an electoral way. i think there's a generational difference between bernie and his vision of the democrats as the party of a new deal and a younger generation that sees the democrats as the party of war, wall street, drone attacks. amy: although, he certainly mobilize them. ajamu baraka, from outside and in this country, what is your assessment watching bernie sanders and his campaign? do you agree? where do you differ? >> i think bernie sanders was responsible for running the conversation in this country, no doubt about that. we wer

were bernie supporters. i could never pay maria for what she has given back to our community and how are the rest of you taking that kind of leadership? [applause] >> thank you for your leadership for running for office in a party. that is critical. one of the things we can do is to recognize our job is not just to get elected to congress or to the senate, but to get elected to school boards, to the water reclamation district, up and down the ballot, there's huge sometimes they have a bigger impact on people's lives that a member of congress can have. oftentimes, congress is stagnant and they don't move forward and evenantly corporations and corporate democrats win in the small town races, so it's not just that they are having a direct impact on your life that building themselves into a position to run again for higher offices. it's a triple up effect that is not great. we can have people like maria who come from the state senate and run for member of congress or a member of house of representatives. that is

>> i'm a bro and i love bernie so -- >> no, i'm not a bernie bros.hink it's dangerous and divisive. >> is bernie or bust a sexual joke? >> is this question a joke? >> who are you voting for, hillary? >> for now, she doesn't deserve my vote and got to earn it. >> if hill vi the nominee, will you wear a hillary joump suit? >> no. i can't. i'm sorry. >> hillary clinton almost wore those same stripes. >> almost. i hope she does some day. she deserves it. >> what are you doing out here today? >> i am here telling people vote for jesus. >> jesus. >> yes? >> what? >> what? >> what? >> [ bleep ] fox news. >> what do you think america needs to do to defeat isis? >> love. love each other. the world needs will have. >> do you think a wall on the southern border would work? >> no. >> why not? >> i think a wall around trump tower would work well. >> why put a wall around the dnc convention? >> that wall is a joke. >> more people are going back than coming in and because we have border patrol and the economy is not that great. i'll give you that one. >> do you sup

they delegate for bernie and i am 21-years-old. i am the state director of college students for bernie and i am really excited to be here. my generation and the millennials, now about the same size as the baby boomers and it is very important for us to show out and we are looking forward to the rest of it. >> voices from the road on c-span. >> up next, a conversation with bernie sanders supporters, three of whom are running for elected office. they talk about the next steps of the political movement that formed during the campaign including efforts to compete. this is part of the net roots nations conference which took place in st. louis. >> let's get started. i want to thank everyone for coming today. question anda answer session as we move into this. i want to start out i a chance for everyone to introduce themselves and then we will get into moderated questions. i want to thank you very much for being here, especially at 9 a.m. if you are like me europe extremely late last night and this is super early. so thank you very much fo

amy: what should bernie sanders have donone? >> bernie e sanders shshould hae walked out and run as an independent. and dedefied the democratic par. amy: take e up the invitatioionf dr. jillll stein -- >> yes. >> she offered to let him run on the top of the ticket. that's what he should have done. and the factct is, you know, les nonot forget that bernie has a very checkered past. he campaigned for clinton in 1992. he campaigned for clinton again inin 1996, aftfter nafta -- the greatest betrayal ofof the workg class in this country since the taft-hartley actct of 1948 -- after the destruction of welfare, after the omnibus crime bill that exploded the prison population, and you know, we now have -- i mean, it's just a monstrosity what we've done. 350,000 to 400,000 p people locd in cages in this country are severely mentally ill. half of them never committed a violent crime. that's's all bill clinton. and yet he went out and campaigned. in 2004, he called on nader not to run, to step down, so he could support a war candidate like

so, raise your hand if you worked on her voted for bernie.aise your hand if you plan to vote for hillary clinton. now, you might see that's just a very small sprinkling here. raise your hand if you plan to vote for bill stein. raise your hand if you plan to vote for gary johnson, libertarian. raise your hand if you plan to vote for donald trump. we have one gentleman over there, one over there. so, it's fascinating times in this country. it's a fascinating time to be with a group like this and it's a fascinating time to think about the opportunities that we have now and that we are going to have next january. first, went to just summarize what has happened to the peace movement under obama. let's remember that obama came to power because he beat hillary clinton and he beat till her clinton why? the iraq war. the iraq war, he was perceived as a peace candidate and that's how he became president. now, let's give him credit for a couple of good things, really good things that have happened in these last seven plus years. one, that iran nuclear d

what bernie supports we have been for all along. not taking corporate money, free college, the foreign policy approaches. this was really sort of definitely reaching out to them. they saw a lot of increased numbers at this particular convention. organizers told me they accepted initially 250 people. over the past month it doubled to almost 500 people. they attribute that to sanders dropping out, and then the hubbub at the ndc with backers walking out and protesting in the streets. i saw many sanders supporters there. they say we believe in bernie and the revolution he wants lives on. they felt they could find a home in the green party. >> what's the strategy going forward? knowing she's about four percent and going to maybe five or seven, ten percent by election day. are they going out and downing ballot races ? >> this was a heavy emphasis on down ballot races. they had senate and local races. that's where the party has had some success. like mayoral and local county board races. they haven't had major successes federally or state

bernie sanders is right on that too.street and we need to change that. charles: thank you very much. i love both of you anyway. see you guys very soon. what he's saying now about tax plan and what former presidential candidate cain said about his plan next. of howard. bababooey! (announcer vo) sorry, confused neighbors, howard's on. siriusxm. road happy. .. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. >> how much economic growth do you think you could actually affect the best low tax rate for business as well as for individuals? >> right now we have no growth. the country is stagnant. once you get over that come you have to do something. what we've done is a very, very large and really cutting tax cut. for the businesses and for people, but businesses in particular and the middle class in particular. i think it is going to really push the economy forward. charles: -- thanks for joining me. your assess

i'm a delegate for bernie and on 21. this is my first convention.this date director of college students for bernie and i'm really excited to be here. my generation and the millennials, we are about the same size as the baby boomers and it is important for us to show out. we are having a great time at the convention and i'm looking for to the rest of it. >> voices from the road on c-span. president obama said that the u.s. has improved services for military veterans but work needs to be done. mr. obama was also critical of gop presidential candidate donald trump over his comments about the family of a muslim u.s. army captain who was killed in iraq. eventesident spoke at an hosted by disabled military veterans. [applause] >> good afternoon. our

i want to ask you about bernie. real-life bernie. not just the movie, but real-life bernie, with whom you have forged a strong personal relationship since that film. in fact, i believe you all are living in the same. - yeah, he lives, he has a garage apartment, - behind your house. - yeah, my part. - his trial is coming up. - yeah, april 1st. - as we sit here, it may, in fact, people may see this a little bit after, so talk, quickly, about his frame of mind, and his life right now. - he's doing pretty well. he's had this wonderful two years since he was let out. the da, danny buck davidson, who matthew mcconaughey plays in the movie, looking at new evidence. bernie got a lawyer, after the movie. jodie cole saw the movie, and got very curious about the case. she thought she smelled some stuff. they were like, wait, something's not right, here, and she got in, and started doing this incredible research, and found out some very key things. the biggest single thing she discovered that didn't come out in the first trial was his confession

>> yes. >> are you bernie bros >> i love bernie and no i upon not a bernie bro. they are dangerous and devisive. >> is that a bernie or bust. >> who are you voting for hillary. >> she doesn't deserve my vote and she has to anguish it. >> if hillary is a nominee will you wear a hillary jumpsuit. >> no, i can't. >> and hillary almost wore that. >> i hope >> what are you doing out here. >> i am here telling people to vote for jesus. >> what? >> what? >> what do you think america needs to do to defeat isis. love each other. the world needs love. >> you think the wall on the southern border would work? >> no. >> i think a wall around trump tower would work. >> why did the democrats put a wall. >> they are afraid of us. >> we'll not build the wall. >> more are going back than coming in. and i think the economy is not that great. >> you support sachthuary cities. >> immigration is a federal responsibility. if a municipality said it is not our job to support the law that is their right. >> that is a phony issue. >> as a human being. if they pay me to save their family i

bernie sanders really hurt his legacy. if he would have not made a deal, his legacy would have been amazing. i have so many people, they call me their -- you know, they like bernie, and honestly they are so disappointed. they were so disappointed with what he did. and they're not going to go for hillary clinton. we're going to get a lot more bernie sanders people than anybody would believe because on trade, we agree. now, i can do something about it and make great deals, but on trade he understands this country is getting ripped offmeoff. >> final question. i just gave you all the economic evidence. 51-year low, homeownership rate. really bad economic statistics. some observers -- well, at your convention, you were being dark, and she was giving her check list, and i'm wondering, okay, they can't say radical islam. they're not talking about the real state of the economy with the worst statistics, worst that we've ever accumulated. they don't have a real plan to deal with open borders, the impact on security and job creatio

bernie is a page winner, too. keep in mind that at world cup point he confesses that he and his fellows don't like the congressman. because of his role of watchdog of the treasury. he does not think they should get any pay. bernie's adventures en though he's not allowed out of the dark. they continued during the daytime. this will letter is a little later and it is one of my favorites. it describes albert's experience of senator mcdoogle. he was so drunk and riding horse back and he tumbled off. albert helps get the senator in to a hat. the senator says to him, you are a good boy. i'm remember you. >> the senator is not insulted to be riding in the hack. he did not know what he's saying. after all that, he turns as you might when you are -- bernie did a lot of other experiences as every page can. their interactions with members and what they meant to them and little things that stick in their heads like senator mcdugle. he's being brave to all the pages. sometimes on purpose, congressman banks would drive the page

bernie supporter. he laid out exactly what we need in this country if you want the people to succeed. billionaires and oligarchs own both parties. republicans and democrats. it does not matter if it is hillary clinton or donald trump. they are going to keep the war going, fund both sides. what we need is a return of our government to the people of this country. calls and of your politics ahead after today's interest before the detroit economic club. donald

backing her rival is bernie sanders. >> reporter: he's echoing equally critical bernie sanders who accused debbie wasserman schultz and the democratic national convention of bias in favor of clinton, a charge substantiated in the dnc hacked e-mail scandal. she had to resign from chairing the dnc because of those e-mails. not taking any chances, she's brought in heavyweights to the district. >> i've won every election. >> reporter: the two also sparred on israel, an important issue in this district. he's called for a two-state solution. debbie wasserman schultz backs a strong israel. canovia conceded that 90% of his contributions come from out of state, leaving the moderator to suggest that perhaps he's less of a candidate and more of a bernie sanders revenge vessel. the democratic primary is august 30th. early voting began today. >> phil, thank you. >>> america's election headquarters tonight. there is concern in the republican party that donald trump, if his campaign does not turn around quickly, could cost the gop control of the u.s. senate. mitch mcconnell concedes maintaining the numbe

knocked, and -- "bernie, i gotta pee!" bernie said, "i'm going." which trumps peeing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you're already going -- >> there's no two ways about it. >> jimmy: there's no two ways about it. >> so i didn't know where -- either the sink is too high. i couldn't -- [ laughter ] i mean, there's no -- there isn't a bucket. i don't -- [ laughter ] but the front window's open. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no, mel. no! [ laughter ] [ applause ] i go to the window, and in a a beautiful arc -- [ laughter ] just let it go right out the window, and everything was great until i heard total consternation below. why? because jewish women including my mother were sitting on the steps -- [ audience ohs ] just below. "it's coming from your apartment!" [ laughter ] [ applause ] that was a tough -- that was a a very tough night, and i never told -- i just -- i heard her, like a rhinoceros going up the steps, you know. there was a lot of anger. i jumped in the bed, i pull over the covers, never told bernie. and bernie come out of the bathroo