bernie sanders is here.e was a senator from vermont with low name recognition when he announced his candidacy for president of the united states. that was in may 2015. very little money, little political organization. he took on hillary clinton in the primary. sanders went on to receive more than 13 million votes across the country winning 22 states. , his campaign struck a powerful chord with many young voters and is credited with inspiring a new wave of political activism. the party has been called into question in the wake of donald trump's win. his book outlines his vision for this country's future. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. when did you write this? did you keep a diary? bernie: i wrote it over a three-month frantic period. working 12 hours, 13 hours every day. i started it after the democratic convention. i just worked hard for three months. it is a couple of things. the first half of the book talks about the issues that you raised. talks about taking on the entire political

. - there were some bernie sanders supports who held up bernie signs. - protestors and supporters going back and forth so much. the situation became so escalated that there was the potential for danger. - when i first started "the daily show," a lot of people asked me the same question. they'd be like, "hey, are you ready, trevor? "are you ready for american politics? "are you ready for this election? 'the daily show's' a big-- are you ready?" but now seeing all of this [bleep] happen, i think i should've asked if you were ready. yeah, because i'm from a third-world country. it looks like you're headed to one. [laughter] thanks for watching the trip down bad memory lane. join us tomorrow in cleveland for the full coverage of the rnc, and we-- [siren blares] oh. oh, man. uh... oh, gee whiz. think, think, think. you know what? i'll just tell the cops i'm ben carson. yeah, that's why i'm here. [as carson] now here it is, your moment of... zen. - i'm tell you, women do like me. - thank you, god, for sending us donald j. trump to be our next president of the united states of america! [dramat

bernie sanders is here.rom vermonttor and then he announced his candidacy from -- for president of the united states. sanders went on to receive more than 13 million votes across the country winning 22 states. his campaign struck a powerful court. the donald trump stymieing, party has been called into question. it outlines his vision for this country's future. i am pleased to have him back at this table. this?en did you break i wrote it over a three-month frantic period. i started after the democratic convention and just worked very hard for three months. it is a couple of things. it talks about the issues that you raised. entirebout taking on the establishment. us media with did not take seriously. it talks about being on the campaign trail to some court the coalitions that we put together and we struck a real nerve. every primary and caucus that we engaged in, we won the overwhelming report. people under 40 years of age ideasells me that the that we brought forth art for the future of america. he talks abo

it is not bernie sanders.e is a movement. bernie sanders is the leader of that movement. what that movement is about is a different america. not just from the donald trump america, but a different america from the democrats, traditional democrats view of america. this nation is in a revolutionary mode. bernie sanders is one wing and donald trump is the other. ultimately, it was a clarifying election because what has happened with the democrats -- i will set aside the caliphate is myature because it bias. they actually try to do the right thing, usually. in america, the democrats have had every chance to do so much for this country. we should have single payer this country, which would help every person in this country. we should have had trade policies that created jobs across this country. instead, i mean, and there's all myriad of things -- public education, all of the things that bernie has been talking about. we have been on the case -- we have been on the journey with bernie for a year and a half. what we

what do you see his bernie sanders role?e just watched them standing outside the white house giving this speech. >> is a political and thought leader for tens of millions of americans. i think he is speaking the truth to the public, and that is what the public resonated. we also know he would have the donald trump annalee had he been in the general elections versus trump. he is a very, very important figure in america. when he speaks, people are listening because he is wreaking the truth. amy: i want to turn to a clip, a federal judge in eugene, oregon has just ruled that 21 young americans can proceed to trial in a suit against the obama administration. the suit alleges that the government has not about climate change for decades, but failed to address it, denying these children and teenagers their right to a safe future. spokeear, democracy now! to a 15-year-old seattle resident and a member of earth aardians rising youth for sustainable use. he is one of the plaintiffs in the landmark lawsuit filed by our children's trust

and i want to thank bernie for everything he's done. he's criss-crossing our country, energizing people, getting folks off the sidelines and engaged in politics, and there's no question that his efforts are paying off and what he said at the beginning of his remarks is absolutely true. my name may be on the ballot, but it is not about me. it's not about my opponent. it's not about bernie. it's not about david or deborah. it is about you and your lives and what we're going to do together. now, bernie and i have already worked -- we've worked on the plan that he told you about to make college tuition-free for the middle class, for working families, for poor kids, and debt-free for everyone. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: because as bernie said earlier this year, when people who care about progressive causes stand together, we win. and then we can get to work on making those causes into realities for the lives of our people. so i am proud to be here with you and i am so excited about the election, about everything that we're going to

bernie sanders was the revolution. $270 million raised, every time bernie came on would laugh and sayeeze, sneeze, why? because any time you sneeze you raises 3 $3 million. >> and here it is. >> bernie sanders was a remarkable thing, and he was that revolution, willie, that we've seen from the very beginning. 2016 bernie changed everything. donald trump won, he was a revolution in his own way. he was a revolution for the political party. donald trump is not a republican. donald trump is in donald trump's party. >> destroy both parties. >> runs his own political party, but bernie sanders showed an insurgent candidate thousand get elected president but the democrats wouldn't allow it. they rigged the system and paid the ultimate price by being thrown out on all levels of government. >> appears the democratic party learned the lesson you're preaching. chuck schumer came out and backed keith ellison to run the dnc. >> perfect. >> someone like elizabeth warren is the leading candidate sometime around? the next person to run? >> or overcorrecting? >> mika said she's run all along. >> i need

>> i have no popping experience. >> bernie! >> sorry. i'm sorry. >> bernie! [bleep] you, bernie! >> excuse me. excuse me. how are we doing? >> i'm so glad you could make it, bernie! the polls are closed. >> where's your coffee? >> oh, i-i had an incident -- >> what the hell are you talking about, an incident? just drink the coffee here! >> i don't want to drink the coffee here. 2%! what's 2%? i'm not drinking -- >> what are you, some weirdo psychopath? what's wrong with 2%? >> all right! all right! start the presses. headlines in. they feel the bern. huge voter turnout. huge. massive. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? marty, this is wonderful! >> well for a lot of folks >> huge! election season can't end soon enough. with that in mind one won has huh? huge turnout! launched a new campaign with a you lost! again. amanda blanc designed tote bags come on! >> .2%, what? how many people is that? >> it's like five people. five people. and lawn signs. orders poured in from all over >> what did you do? the country. >> it's about being america, coming together and believing in [ indistinct shouting ] someth

>> good, bernie, i'm very much proud of you and very much in favor of what you've stood for.ut as a public i think we are all asking for one thing, that is to all of us to try to work together and reduce the rhetoric because the noise, because we need healing and pull together and it's not the idea that it's us against them and us against us. >> i think it's much more commonality among the american people than the media allows us to believe. i'm not going to say that there are not people in this country, people who are watching this program who are not going to disagree with me and others on abortion rights. i'm strongly pro-choice, on gave -- gay marriage. and other issues. if you look at issues like raising the minimum wage, pay equity for women, we just talked about rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, making college affordable for all of our young people, demanding that the wealthy large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes, you would be surprised at how many progressives and conservatives share similar views on many of those issues. at the end of the d

today bernie sanders was in town.... urging nevadans to vote a straight blue ticket with hillary clinton and catherine cortez masto. i'm faith tanner. thanks for joining us. fox5's abby theodros was at his rally today. she joins us with more on the senator's message and the crowd's response todays rally comes on the heels of f-b-i director james comey telling congress that theyve reviewed clinton's emails and dont think she should be charged. senator sanders didnt mention it...but instead he focused on picking a candidate that would help move the country forward 14:35:23:03 bernie sanders it is not a personality contest. keeping things brutally honest - senator bernie sanders made it clear to a crowd of las vegans - that he recognizes the options this election - arent ideal. 12-18 14:34:38:02 im more than aware that for a lot of reasons people dont like donald trump and they dont like hilary clinton. fine. but we've got to get beyond personality. thats exactly why the former presidential candidate is stumping for secreta

this question is for bernie.ant to know way the bernie is helping to lead the movement to form a new party? guest: fair question and i thini as i trust of many of the viewers know that on the longest-serving independent in the history of united states. congress, i was elected mayor defeating democrats and republicans call i know a little bit about it. i know it's very very, very hard to puthe together a strong third party and right now where i am is trying to significantly change and transform and reform the democratic party to make a party for two people, of young people. a party which will stand up for the fossil fuel industry and wall streetet and the drug companies and the insurance companies. we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. we should not have to receive calls from people like margaret who are wondering how they will survive unlimited amounts of money of social security. that's not what this country should be errorm about, but right now that's where am and i will do everything i can

listen, oh, my god, of course i worked very hard for bernie. went up to burlington and campaign for him in 1990 when you firstt won for congress. i was the only quasi-a person at that time who would go up there and campaign for him. i have known h him a long time. states -- won 22 states in the primaries and caucuses. i said, i know we are all kind of bummed about this and the dnc cheaters -- cheaters him a debbie wasserman schultz, there will be more of them that will come out. we will learn a lot more. but we will set that aside for a moment and just like we have to feel some joy and celebrate what we accomplished. 22 states. in our lifetime, voted for a socialist. that was an amazing thing that happened. and then the candidate who gets nominated, hillary clinton, she adopts over two thirds of his platform as part -- well, she puts it in her own words in terms of raising the minimum wage. she does not say free college, she says that free college. go down the list in terms of paid maternity leave, women being paidid the same as men -- all of t

you talk about the bernie sanders supporters. bernie sanders was calling for and still is calling for a political revolution in the democratic party instead of bernie sanders dominated for president and somebody who is part of the political establishment. that has been a hard adjustment. >> sure, but bernie sanders as you said in the clip you played understands what is at stake. the differences between donald trump and hillary clinton are unbelievably big. bernie sanders understands we can't have a president like donald trump who believes global warming is a hoax by the chinese. they need to make obamacare that extended health care work better for people. these are the big ideas that separate trump and hillary clinton. bernie knows what's at stake and that's why he is campaigning so vigorously for her. >> one of the top guys from the campaign. thanks if are revisiting it. >> where they are now with the review. her e changed husband anthony wiener. battle ground arizona. >> new voters will make the difference. people thought of ar

different than bernie sanders who you just had on the show. we don't want to consolidate power in the washington bureaucrat. we think american families better understand how to run their lives and to lift the load of government off their backs. let them run their businesses and their family and spend their money the best way they know how. the democratic idea -- union shut down. union jobs build. keystone pipeline. you've taken wage increases away because of all of the global warming regulation that's come on our small manufacturing businesses or the cost increases in health care. all of these things have devastated the american middle class. middle income folks. we want to make it better, improve that opportunity, improve those wages. i think mr. trump and mr. ryan as a leader in the congress can work together to get that agenda accomplished. there are big things we can do. we need to bring democrats in as well, wolf. we saw what happened when barack obama won and had ultimate power in 2008 and they didn't bring republicans in. i think you ge

nermeen: bernie sanders issued this statement on trump's election.people are tired of working longer hours for lower wages, of seeing decent paying jobs go to china, and other low-wage countries, billionaire stopping any federal income taxes, and not being able to afford a college education for their kids. all while the very rich become much richer. senator bernie sanders, who opposed hillary clinton in the democratic primary went on to say -- "to the degree mr. trump is serious about pursuing policies that improve the lives of working families in this country, i, and other progressives, are prepared to work with him to the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-varmint policies, we will vigorously oppose him." that is a statement from bernie sanders stop glenn greenwald, many have said that if sanders have been the democratic presidential candidate, then perhaps trump would not have won the election. >> right. so that is the counter fact that none of us can know for certain. what i do know for certain and what i wrote about in ma

bernie sanders making an appearance tod here at phoenix central high school. he when over topics of society issues, health care along with minimum wage, everything that really got this crowd rallied. they filled the gymnasium here to hear him speak. >> senator bernie sanders! >>> crowd packed phoenix central high gymnasium going wild as sanders to the stage. in two days america will elect a new president. bernie in arizona today to urge this crowd to go with hillary clinton. >> our job, your job is to make sure that on election night hillary clinton is the winner. >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue. some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they've got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders -- >> and today we tell those billionaires, we will fight to retain the democracy. >> sanders also taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's event with what the

this tulcy gaber, an ally of bernie sanders, an independent thinker. what do we know about this meeting? >> what's interesting about this is that you have some democrats saying, is there common ground we can find with him? >> i'm sorry, we're going to take our audience to san antonio, texas. there's a manhunt going on right now for an individual, police say shot ambush style shot and attacked an officer with a traffic citation. let's listen in. >> the suspect is described as a black male in his 20s and thin build, 5'8" to 5'10" with a goatee. the vehicle is a 2009 to 2012 black mitsubishi gallant with rims and could compromise the murderer of the arrested. and forgive me if i can't release the information and let it drop right there. we continue to ask our partners in the public for their assistance in identifying the suspect. if you have any information, please call police at 9-1-1 or crime stoppers at 224-stop. our state and federal law enforcement partners are working with us to aggressively investigate this case and we will continue that without st

michigan gave bernie sanders the biggest political upset in history.ho gave him the win -- it was muslims in dearborn. was time around, hillary not helping me -- i will be honest. i went around the country talking and anti-trump message, but i could not support her --the democratic party. amy: you are talking about dearborn because it is the largest muslim community in the entire united states. mr. sarsour: what i want to say is this is a time for soul-searching for the democratic party -- they left young people in the cold, call this naive, idealistic, left muslims in the cold. anytime hillary clinton mentioned is, she said we were eyes and ears -- talked about us but a lawo o other way enforcement tool. i am outraged not just that donald trump is the president but the people that will put blame on black people, immigrants, latinos voted more for trump than mitt romney -- the blame i want to put here is how the democratic party because they put us in a situation. amy: nikole hannah-jones, you tweeted last night it was dishonest for the media to say ab

bernie sanders touching on so many issues from minimum wage to health care. a crowd packed auditorium at central phoenix high school and certainly brought the much needed energy. >> senator bernie sanders! [cheers and applause] >> the crowd couldn't have been any louder. hundreds packing phoenix central high gymnasium and going wild as they get ready to hear from another bernie sanders. hillary will win if the voter turnout is high. she will lose if the voter turnout is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history! >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's eve

the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders? mean how can bernie sanders sit quietly, learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the current democratic national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up and saying, she needs to resign? where are all of the sanders' supporters? these people just got mug by the clinton machine, and they're all passive. i don't see any fight on the left to say, how come these things are being allowed to happen. it is a remarkable collapse on the left at a time when the evidence is overwhelming that the nomination was stolen from them. >> all right. mr. speaker, let me just switch topics a little bit. i want to go to the polls. you said something on this show last night that i think surprised a lot of people, myself included. and that is i said, okay, if donald trump wins north carolina, poll had him up seven today for example. it is a must-win state from my perspective for donal

guys, thank you very much. >> and up next, bernie sanders and at a signing and all hell breaks loose.> and a very >> senator bernie sanders came on the o'rielly factor, but he's been dodging us in the last few years. shockingly. i was not met with open arms. viewer warning. >> why dew think that trump won? >> he tapped in the anger of the middle-class. >> i can't fathom why anyone would vote. >> one- third white nationalism and one- therd economic struggle and one- third mason-in-lawingny and youtrump win. >> why did trump win? >> trump, those who bernie possible made trump inevitable. >> are you nervous for donald trump. >> i am not fond of him. >> thank you. >> and don't take to me [bleep]. >> get a hold of yourself. >> thank you for poisoning the minds of america. i don't want you. i see you on the internet with [bleep]. get a real anger. you are a act. >> i hope you got your awesome segment. >> and jesse watters' for two ts. deplorable. >> and oh, he's everything wrong. >> get out of here? >> and why do you think that trump won. >> he spoke to people who feel ignored. >> you feel

. >> trevor: but you were a bernie supporter?as. >> trevor: and people were worried that bernie supporters wouldn't be able to convert to hillary-- i say it like it's a religion. ( laughter ) >> yeah. >> trevor: it was na way. why the switch? i mean, like you said, you liked the underdog. you tbrnt obama who was the underdog, and bernie had that, and then he started sweeping through the state. yet switch and was it difficult for you? >> it was not difficult for me. one of the big reasons i wanted to support bernie was his college affordability plan. free college, find a way to pay for it, make that work. that was a big driver. i also, both bernie and hillary i thought were going to go a tremendous job protect, the president's legacy and a lot of his achievements. and having met people who benefitted from these things like college affordability and don't ask, don't tell, it scares the crap out of me that the other side wants to gut all of these programs and doesn't have a plan to replace them. ( applause ) i forget you have a prog

bernie. >> we're told bernie just needs some new glasses.e it through the whole game. see you tomorrow. >>> it's noon on the west coast and 3:00 at trump tower and today's visitors include one of the president-elect former republican rivals and a come cat i can congresswoman that backed bernie sanders. we will look at how sen is nate democrats may have hurt their own chances by blocking nominees at all. >>> the uniform was a target and that's after a shooting in four cities leaves one officer dead. >>> and hundreds of workers about to go on strike in one of the nation's busiest airports. how is that going to affect you? let's get to it. >>> now, shepard smith reporting. >>> happen approxima

one candidate, you mentioned bernie and trump, one candidate sought to not just -- bernie didn't wantdid want a revolution that would change it. he offered a plan to rebuild. >> right. >> the other candidate said these words. i want to blow up the system and drain the swamp. >> right. >> and never presented an actual plan as to how he was going to -- the great builder didn't present a plan, the blueprints of how he was going to rebuild. >> can i take up your thanksgiving point? >> just one second. i do want to say this. i wanted to go to eddie on this point, though. common ground. common ground. you know, we should be able to find common ground because you have two candidates, donald trump and bernie sanders, stylistically, as different as could be. idealogically different, and also as far as planning out the future, as different as could be. but people in middle america saw a commonality between those two people. saw a common ground. >> right. >> so shouldn't we try to find the common ground between those two people? and pass legislation in washington to help people in middle america

bernie sanders is in iowa. remember his showing in iowa was huge, and now he is standing behind a lectern with hillary clinton's banner stronger together as sanders tries to harvest voters for his one-time democratic rival. our rich edson back once again. hi, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon. bernie sanders will try to convince supporters to vote for hillary clinton and thus far at this event. it's off to a rough start. we'll explain coming up. of a different drummer... beat i say, i just dance. be up for anything with boost. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and i'm just getting warmed up. boost. be up for it. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. yeah...r when you said that men are superior drivers? yeah, then how'd i'd get this... allstate safe driving bonus check? ... only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're acc

bernie sanders a house cat? >> he was because he ran against the corruption of the clinton machine of dynastic politics of everything that she represented, and yet, when she beat him in the rigged primaries, he all of a sudden became one of most powerful surrogates. >> you've got former republican opponents of donald trump coming to kiss his ring. it's the same thing. the party co lesses around -- >> i don't think they would accuse some of them as having principles. the whole appeal of bernie is he's a man of principle. he says what he thinks no matter what you think of it. >> i think bernie sanders has not had his last day and i actually think when you talk about the democratic party coalescing and trying to come around something, look for people like bernie sanders who says i am absolutely apoplectic over the fact that we haven't addressed the working class issues, do i have a high enough wage, do i have a mortgage i can afford, do i have a job. i think that's all great. >> bernie sanders is 73 but we're not i

this would a been a landslide victory for bernie. >> bernie should have run.eat him. >> sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. >> do you know any trump voters? >> i do. i think they are antiestablishment so they saw hillary as the establishment candidate. >> this is the epd nd of the establishment and right now we have evil trolls coming out and jumping around. >> that is so insane it kind of makes sense. >> how much was the bernie book? >> 29 and change. >> wow. >> worth it. >> worth it? >> sir, sir -- >> senator. senator. >> sir. >> sir, back in line. >> i'm from "the o'reilly factor." you haven't been on the show for quite some time. >> no. >> put the camera away. put the camera away. >> don't touch it. >> put your camera down, sir. sir either you will be -- >> you're out. get out. go on. let's go. >> are you getting any girls with these pa jjamas? >> no comment on that. >> no. >> watters, and this is my world. >> awesome. >> this is so scary. >> all right. explain what happened now. so you go to bernie and he is signing books, right? >> yes. >> they don't

bernie has the right message.e is right on -- i would say 100% of the issues, if you listen to what he has to say. ,ost: our viewers can do that if they missed last night's speech. the christian science monitor, he will be sitting down for breakfast answering questions. regina in jamaica, new york. caller: hello, i am glad i got a chance to talk. -- that voter from minnesota who felt we need younger leadership. the main democrat is they have no moral backbone. what ever they put forth they cannot inspire anybody because they don't know what they believe in. -- because abortion is important to me. anybody who is against abortion is not welcome in the democratic party. what do they stand for? a lot of them said they were voted for chump because they cared about who was going to be in the supreme court. they want people who don't support abortion. host: you may be interested in full, trumpelow the has a long way to go to reverse roe be weighed. -- roe versus wade. what it does, it tends to do so incrementally which c

we're back with our friend bernie sanders. senator sanders, you have a new book which is out tomorrow called "our revolution." now that the results of the election are in, any thoughts about changing the title of the book? >> now more than ever our revolution! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you say, on page 4 here, i ended this campaign far more optimistic about the future began. do you still feel that way? >> i do. >> stephen: okay. i spoke in 46 states in this country and what i saw was incredible. i saw so many beautiful people. this is from my heart. especially young people. black, white, latino, asian-american, native american, incredibly beautiful people who want to make this country into the country that we know it can become, not oy out prejudice but create an economy that works for all of us and not just the 1%. they inspired me. they inspired me today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, after the 2012 loss of mitt romney to barack obama, the republicans commissioned what was called loosely "the autopsy" o

special, senator bernie sanders for the hour. in one of his most extensive broadcast interview since the election, sanders talks to democracy now! about donald trump, the future of the democratic party, the death of fidel castro, and his message to supporters. sen. sanders: nobody in this room or in this country has a right to say, "i give up." on the other hand, you have to jump in and start fighting. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in syria, government forces aided by kurdish troops launched a major ground offensive and seized control of northeast aleppo monday from the rebels. the offensive appears to be a major turning point in the war, with the syrian government now poised to retake control of all of aleppo, which was once syria's largest city and its commercial center. the u.n. humanitarian envoy said as many a 16,000 people have fled eastern aleppo in recent days amid the offensive and heavy bombing. anti-government activist zaher al

<<bernie sanders it is not a personality contest. keeping things brutally honest - senator bernie sanders made it clear to a crowd of las vegans - that he recognizes the options this election - arent ideal. im more than aware that for a lot of reasons people dont like donald trump and they dont like hilary clinton. fine. but we've got to get beyond personality. thats exactly why the former presidential candidate is stumping for secretary clinton ahead of election day... in these difficult going to bring us together not divide us up sanders touched on his signature issues including climate change, corporate oversight and income inequality. all issues he says will be in better hands with a clinton administration. fox5 talked to some of the voters in the crowd many of whom were sanders supporters during the february caucus irma varela, las vegas: it was a bit disappointing but hillary is a strong candidate also so i think they will work together well and we should support together and work together others were "with her" from the start

i think bernie sanders has been very bernie-esk in the way he's handled it.s showing loyalty toward hillary clinton but saying what he thinks which is i would have won and she lost in part because she was too close to wall street. as everyone unpack what she did. the server was a huge political problem because of comey's role but her speeches and her fund-raising, she spent so much summer and into fall going to fundraisers and sanders points that symbolically and practically as a big reason why. >> and speeches taking $200,000. we don't know if we're talking about hillary clinton or rudy giuliani here. mike, i got to tell you, i think the server and speeches, which i remember saying early on and to deaf ears, had a huge impact on the little guy who would hear this stuff and, go -- i say the little guy. most americans at this point. like that doesn't -- how does that jive? >> it reaffirmed the choice this was a change election and she represented status quo and people wanted change. i think democrats who are in transition here have wandered into a cul-de-sac s

i think that berny is too probably. feel like he lift his movement behind, once he knew that hillary clinton betrayed him, i'm not sure he has cred bill tie with him he used to have. i think he needs to know that mr. trump never did the move to the middle, that is highly advised by all political consultants, he rejects that wholly and he still won. i think that people like bernie need to wake up to that. charles: morgan? >> yeah. charles: people sometimes govern different than they campaign. >> i think that mr. trump is a smart businessman who has said, that he is going to make deals, i think what america rejected was gridlock and partisapartisanship in washington, i think that is why republicans have control of all 3 houses they just want someone to get something done, as a party we have that responsibility to do something, and to not have circular firing squat that we had for last 6 or 8 years, get behind our time, and our leadership and unify. >> i believe he will go to try to profit point, i can unify this nation, l

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bernie and i can keep you here until breakfast. [laughter] mrs. clinton: because we get excited about what we can do. but of course, we can't do anything if you don't get out and vote and get everybody you know to vote. [cheers and applause] [chanting "hillary"] mrs. clinton: this is going to be one of the most consequential elections in our country's history, you know that because we are at a crossroads. notrell is right, we do even have to mention his name that much. although there are some special features that certainly raise deep concerns. [laughter] mrs. clinton: it's about who we are, what we want, what we are going to do to make our mark on our country at this time in our history. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i believe america's best days are still ahead of us if we do what we are supposed to do. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: every social movement, every economic advance has only come about because people were willing to work and sacrifice and keep pushing forward in the face of adversity. it's not easy. it wasn't easy to get

they were joined by former presidential bernie sanders: (bernie sanders) we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger clean water that million of people depend upon. thousands across the country joined in the 'day of action' -- from st. paul ... to columbus... construction on the pipeline stopped -- and the path re-routed. the roughly 12-hundred mile pipeline will carry crude oil from the bakken oil field to illinois... most of it has already been built except for a part in north dakota - where native americans from the standing rock reservation say the pipeline would cut through sacred land and contaminate their drinking water. near the pipeline tuesday... protesters blocked a railroad native americans at standing rock to show his support: (kennedy) "i think they have a lot of courage, i think they're standing up for america, they're standing up for american democracy; they're standing up in the face of a bully. (sot casey camp-hornik/from arizona) unity that has not existed in a long time is surging to the forefront, and the allies are growing, and this movement is growing. ene