it was from that bernie chapter and there is only one chapter in the book about bernie. you would think, though, from the guardian's piece that the book is about bernie sanders. the headline of the article was-- the way they headlined it was: the destruction of hillary clinton, sexism, sanders and millennial feminists, which right away makes it seem as though my argument is that millennial feminists did her in, which is not my argument i have big beefs with bernie and the way that he presented his campaign, but when it comes to the millennial's the question is the generation gap that i understood. i talked to my students about it all the time. host: what you see in that generation gap that would leave them not to support hillary clinton in the first place? guest: great question. for some people it certainly was grounded in policy difference. however, it's very difficult to sort out what were well grounded policy differences from what had been turned into brand, you know. there are a number of issues that bernie supporters with hillary's position, but what happened to the

many of them didn't for bernie sanders. bernie sanders at 13 million votes in the democratic primary. donald trump dragged about getting 14 million republican votes -- republican primary, a record indeed. sanders got 13 million. he was not very far behind hillary clinton. many of his 13 million came from people who call themselves socialist, say that they like socialism, and they voted for him because he's a socialist. i added more than that -- both bernie sanders -- call themselves democratic socialist. people should ask for democratic socialist. iran and some of the others will now -- a conference in 1903 -- they splinter majority faction -- they world democratic socialist. marco's -- the founder of cultural marxism, was a democratic socialist. or innference is six those differences. coming as an, socialism, democratic socialism then and now. i would add to bernie sanders, when he was at the university of chicago he was at the vendor fee itself, the people's socialist the, the trotskyist workers world party. ron and some

bernie sanders, john kerry, barack obama. just saying. the internship didn't pay, but i was able to say the couple friends in burlington on an apartment on south street by the liquor store. i flipped on a futon in more than once woke up to see a spider in question nicely. yes, so gross. but it didn't matter. nothing had ever been more exciting. it was an election-year suburbia was in the office a lot and he met with constituents more than any politician i don't any politician i don't think it is was kept busy which i loved. i took down notes from voters. i faxed press clips. at night i would call people in vermont trying to raise money. i wasn't super successful, but i did a great job reminding people to register to vote and telling them about the event to be doing around the state. from time to time i got to drag bernie around. he looked the same way he looks now. dupree to shovel, tie a little loose, probably express affair. he agrees the newspaper even though we always had the windows down, never air conditioning. sometimes they asked

bernie is right. if all they're doing is crying impeachment at every turn and that's their form of resistance, it's going to be a losing strategy. i think if there's anything in the 2016 election, you have to have ideas and have to have solutions and make good open them. >> and you have to have a message. that was the problem for hillary clinton. there's still no message. if your message is impeachment, resist, that won't win elections. that wouldn't bring the people out to vote what are you going to do for them? they're having a hard time coming up with that. tom press isn't getting that message out. >> no! that doesn't get you elected. no doesn't get anyone elected. >> i like that. >> there's nothing in there about what you should vote for instead and they have to -- that's where the problem comes in, where does the party turn. do they turn to someone more moderate. that is always the case when you talk about democrats and republicans. do you go moderate or appeal to people that have knowledge and f

one thing i want to say to bernie.ook, the more we move forward with rhetoric of incompetence or any of these other things, it gets us off the subject. people now are -- we just got to look at ourselves in the mirror. because many of us are in silos. if we're conservativeses, we consume conservative stuff, if we're liberals, we consume liberal stuff. the only way is if we start thinking about being a little more agreeable and being care fwl the kind of words we use. >> i'm not going to apologize for the words i use. i disagree with george bush all of the time. i don't think he's a strange guy. i don't think he's a liar. there is something different about donald trump. and it's not -- you're right. a new -- >> you're good at that. >> a new president is going to make mistakes. i disagree with trump on health care, climate change. i understand that. that's not unusual. there is something in usual about this president. you have never seen a president who has said everything you see on television is a lie. you haven't seen

chapter there is only one chapter in the book that is about bernie. so the headline was a distraction for hillary clinton which right away it makes it seems that argument is not my argument. i have some beef with the bernie but when it comes to the millenials that they understood that and i talked to them all the time. >> that would lead them not to support hillary clinton?. >> that is a good question and for some people that was grounded in policy differences however it is very difficult to sort out what were the well-rounded policy differences? so there are a number of issues but what happens to the problems that they're not progressive and every way but they were turned into a hallmark of the establishment issue was not a true progressive. she was ever and. a lot of people responded to the branding. especially if you were young and on the left. budget hillary has but her hair is rarely a mess it is neat and tidy ever seen her in a pair of jeans? i don't think so. but she is so composed and contained. and those things translate so to talk of those e

so when bernie says medicare for all, that's not honest. it doe't mean anythingecause you get it from the time you're born. who's paying? >> it's when it gets paid out. that's what makes it medicare for all because -- [ overlapping voices ] >> anyway, i'll go with him on that one. >> politically speaking here, whether or not republicans are able to do something at all in the congress is going to be a huge burden going into 2018 because take this georgia race, for example. republican voters down there were deeply demoralized over the fact that the congress had failed its first attempt to repeal obamacare because it showed that they just -- not only did they not honor their promise, but they couldn't govern. they couldn't get anything done. they were dysfunctional. so if there isn't some -- and i'm not even saying it has to be on health care. but if it's not on some big issue like tax reform or infrastructure or whatever is in president trump's hopper, if they don't get something done, if they don't have something to show to the voters in 201

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. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> and came out and travelled with bernie sanders.here's a number of questions there. i will start with this. what would your grandfather make of you being smack-dab in the middle of white folk business >> first talking to my grandma i campaigned for democratic candidates since a was six or seven years old, whether andy young or city council, i grew up in black atlanta in a black neighborhood with black schools, good or bad that's all me, that's how i learned black politicians could be success. . atlanta is successful city and we've had all black mayors so i know we can be great. i judge us fairly. after he heard the things bernie was saying which were in line with the things i had been taught about dr. king and his philosophy. this was the first time i saw on a national level besides jesse's run maybe, someone who acclim e acclimated themselves to the volter's right act, decriminalization of marijuana, ending the drug war, in the south that we have inorder inate amount of poor people. making sure there's a base. making sure universal

>> bernie sanders. it's bernie sanders. kara, what does bernie sanders do? >> i don't know. kennedy: he wants to spend your parents' money. all that hard-earned money your parents make, he wants to take it away. does that sound nice or mean? >> a mean thing. kennedy: what else does bernie sanders do? he wants to control your life. he wants to tell you what to eat and what to wear and to not use so much deodorant. >> we are part of nature, we must coexist with nature. kennedy: do you think the president is doing a good job, sam? >> i like how's building the wall. >> i will have mexico pay for that wall. kennedy: who is this? >> hillary clinton. kennedy: what's the best thing about her? >> she's a girl. the second best thing is she is not our president. because she is a statist war monger corporatist. do you feel like i'm indoctrinating you? would you like to see materials on the libertarian party? i'm just kidding, sam. last one. who is that? >> i have no idea. wait, wait. is that you? >> that's you? why did you have curly hair. >> this was in the style of a musician called w

charles: so, bernie sanders, the bernie sanders wing of the democratic party felt pretty upset the waymary season but they also felt a little bit betrayed by bernie who kind of jumped on board. he didn't give a full-throated endorsement of hillary. but he also didn't bash her as well. is this moment for a real change within the democratic party, seeing how popular bernie sanders was? >> i think bernie sanders remains more popular than ever, and to answer your question, absolutely yes. since president trump was elected there has been a tremendous wave of activism among, what i perceive to be the grassroots of democrats. they don't like the, what i will call the democratic corporate establishment. people, the pelosi, wasserman schultz, hillary clinton, faction of the party which just remains firmly entrenched and unwilling to even admit any fault what happened in the election. think that's wrong. i think it's time for people of san francisco -- charles: mr. jaffee, i want to ask you, are you trying to move the party further left? >> i'm trying to be the representative of the people of sa

also the dnc was information when it came to bernie sanders. caller: sure it was. host: ok. i want to remind you of a couple of things happening today, we talked about the fbi hearing with james comey. you can see that on c-span.org. also if you go to our website and are interested in international affairs particularly what is going on with france, leading to the final part of the french election, the french presidential debate takes place today between the candidates. outou want to see that play , too: 55 in the afternoon is where you can do that. watch it on c-span3 and c-span.org and our c-span radio app. when it comes to other international affairs, president trump will visit with a representative. peter baker writes about the -- in the new york times this morning talking about pressure from republicans about this meeting saying a host of republican senators are lobbying mr. trump to use this meeting, president of the palestinian authority's to demand financial payments to the families who commit violence against israelis or americans. the senators introduced legislation

now we found out this guy was connected to bernie.s no pressure from the public saying hey, bernie, apologize for this, jill. democrats condemned it. only when it's republicans. kennedy: i don't blame bernie sanders for this guy. the guy was an absolute nut. he gained motor right earlier in the year when he wore a flag as a cape. carried a baseball bat and kept using the "n" word because the guy is clearly off his rocker. but the mayor says he's worried people are going to come and peddle a message of hatred. that message is words. the mayor says speech he disagrees with somehow needs to be legally shut down. >> that guy is a grown man. he makes his own decisions. if he kills somebody, it wasn't inspired by anybody, he made the choice. free speech and hate speech somehow is no longer the same. there is a lot of speeches i disagree with. at the end of the day, that's a right as americans. it's time for people to believe in free speech to stand up to speech they don't necessarily agree with. you can be the victim of speech nobody like a

bernie sanders regularly called healthcare a right on the campaign trail. took to the streets like we like to do on 5@630 getting pulse of people to ask what you you think. take a listen. >> i think it's a right for people to have healthcare. i think at basic minimum people should have access safe and affordable healthcare. >> i think healthcare is a right. there are far too many people without insurance and coverage that really need and deserve it. >> i read the bill of rights. i mean it doesn't say anything about healthcare. those are all the human rights i think that are ascribed appropriate and not only for the united states and others but i don't believe it's a right. i do think it's a product something hopefully everybody has access toss but not a right. >> and of course you took to twitter as well asking you 66% of you said it's a right. 34% of you said it is a product. a lot of times twitter polls fall down the middle. this one much larger majority of you saying it's a right. we love to hear from you. continue to weigh n fascinating conversation. is

>> all the papers, let's go. >> it's a ponzi scheme. ♪ >> bernie, bernie, bernie!they should let you rot in here, you liar. >>> welcome back. a lot of madoff movie, a bumper crop of them. if you missed abc's last year, it's on cnbc tonight. >> hbo shows the latest one on saturday. >> we have that straight. >> exactly. >>> here's the markets in the meantime. well, it is a rally day today, gains four tenths a percent, pushing s&p and nasdaq into record intra-day territory, russe russell's up more. snap regaining ground lost l.a. week. stock up 7% today, best day since march 3rd. this after the company rolled out a new augmented reality ad mori mat enabling users to see images or words overlaid in the world they see through their phone's camera. it's gotten people excited. >> who does the better madoff? >> i have not seen -- >> you have not seen the de niro one. >> right. >> the two truman movies that came out at the same time? >> no. >> you have to. we'll talk. >> who -- which was the better one? if i have to watch one -- >> i'll explain. happy ipo anniversary to ama

we heard both quist and bernie sanders talk about that. we heard other issues come in as well, immigration was mentioned, women's right to choose was mentioned. bernie sanders did bring up the russia probe when he took the stage only basically to say that's only one thing we're worried about with this president. we have many other things we're thinking about and many other issues we're trying to address, stephanie. >> what about bernie taking part in this and showing up there. what really was his message? what was the point he was trying to make? >> his message was very consistent with his message as it always is, the economy is stacked against the 99% in favor of the very wealthy. this race in montana is a good platform for that message. rob quist, theal toing singer who is now the democratic candidate is squaring off against a republican greg gianforte, very, very wealthy. a lot of landowners in montana, many of whom have moved in from out of state. so quist has made an issue of that. brbs brought it back to the issue of who isng your ca

but they are either elitist and terms of her or socialist in terms of bernie sanders.you go back to that? >> mo: it's kind of like the republican message on obamacare. we need to have repeal and replace. it's okay to be anti-trump. as part of the message. what are we going to replace him with? we haven't articulated that as well. >> meghan: former president obama making a high profile appearance at an event in berlin where he also took a veiled swipe at some of our presidents policies while the president's meeting with america's allies. was president obama trying to upstage the success or? will debate next. ♪ i love how usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams fam

bernie sanders went in there, supported quist, the democrat, he ran on bernie's platform.an the experiment that you're talking about, all about economics, all about economic issues. there was no racial issue or you know, identity poll tingz. democrats couldn't win there. so why is that theory viable if it can't work in montana? >> it's not a petrie dish because it doesn't happen in a vacuum. the add gianforte ran against quist called him nancy pelosi in a cow hoy hat, tying him to the incredibly damaged national brand and part of the problem isn't a policy or an economic issue. it's also the way that we have chosen and selected candidates. what does nancy pelosi mean? out of touch elite. she means tied into the donor communities and i'm not even talking about whether that's true or not. that's the brand -- >> but -- glhold on, when we fos on a party picking candidates based on their connections to the donor class rather than their connections to the community, that's how we get this national brand. it's not going to take one race to fix it. it takes a whole re-branding of

bernie sanders was revolutionary and he stated it way too long and really damaged her. >> let's put berniede. who do you want to see representing the democratic party? hillary clinton or barack obama or someone else? give me a name. >> i want to see the rising generation of people in the country who are crushed by student debt and families need us to raise the minimum wage and get involved. we saw come out of bernie sanders and out of hillary's campaign. thousands of young people are talking about running for office for the first time. in the case of president obama or secretary clinton, i would like to see them both take a page out of jimmy carter's playbook and have a standard bearer for lifting our country from the bottom up of we are the country from all the folks who were -- >> and andrew jackson. >> for he was alive and kicking today he would be a republican. you are the retreads of the dixiecrats. >> donald trump is the that says that andrew jackson is. >> he is not with us. >> we are rapidly going off the rails here. i'm going to stop this right here. ben and rick, thank you for ma

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last night from gelis saying the announcement was coming today, and even the bigger picture that bernie sanders is not going anywhere, he launched our revolution, a group aimed to promote the ideals he brought on the campaign trail and now you see him and that organization getting behind candidates across the country to continue to promote those ideals. ben gelis led the saunders campaign efforts in the state of maryland. he is a saunders guy, if you will. and again, you know, you just take it to that other race we were talking so much about to virginia. they don't mean pre yellow has that as well. we're seeing this, he is still a voice in the democratic party and making that voice heard through the smaller races, earlier, there's a facebook live video we got some for you of ben gelis launching his campaign. he has got a big race in front of him after that democratic party, if -- after that democratic primary if he gets there, because larry hogan got great numbers, a reason poles put him at 65, now that's below as high as that was in the 70's but that's still very high approval ratings.

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the man was a supporter of bernie sanders, the darling of the all left as i am now calling it.a that they also have the arrogance to shut down free speech, first amendment, cornerstone of what it means to be an american, they could look outside their own biases and say this is what lunatics and psychos and terrorists want. they want us to be like them. they don't want to have free speech. >> guy: in response to your challenge, i still think to say, we are doing this, we're shutting down free speech and the name of safety. i think that's a very dangerous path to go down and if he's going to issue warnings, it should be to people who might get violent because of words they don't like as opposed to warning the people who were speaking those words. they are the problem. if you could violent over words, if you are the all left, antifascist leftsaulting peopleu don't like it, you're the problem, not the people having the rally. >> harris: you're going to check on the speech because you may not be able to protect everybody, like ann coulter. that's uneven responsible. we may not be ab

repealed in 1999 toward the end of bill clinton's administration and some bernie sanders and elizabeth warren camp have issue.his a big this is a difference between bernie sanders and hillary linton campaign, where clinton said she didn't feel that had the -- would have averted 2008 financial crisis. now the other question, inside is there acan party, lot of steam for a major, you know, return to glass-steagall middle r is there some ground and then the economic aspect, president trump has hung presidency so far on job creation inside the u.s., gdp, the first quarter numbers were really not still says gdp could get to 4 or 5%. banking reform at all the economy? these are parts of the puzzle and the legislative reality, trying to move healthcare, move reform. there are initiatives he wants to undertake, it's been slow does adding one more huge one to the pile do? host: our guest will be with us the issues.t 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents, 202-748-8002. you mentioned glass-steagall, you history as far as graphics are concerned. or problem ofssue ha

bernie, good morning.been watching this and what do you think so far about what you're seeing? >> well first of all it's a safe bet, bill, that in their personal lives these late night comedians were rooting for hillary clinton, they're liberal democrats probably all of them. so that makes sense. in their professional lives, they were rooting -- they were praying that donald trump would win because he is a joke writer's dream come true. he provides with so much material. his hair, the way he talks, the things he says, all of that. but having said that, having said that, they aren't telling all those jokes about donald trump making him the butt of the jokes because they like him. they are telling all those jokes because they don't like him. and the author of the study said donald trump is the politician late night comedians most love to hate. that sums it up. >> bill: let me show this first. the first 100 days now president trump has been the target of a joke apparently 1060 times. moving from left the righ

this is bernie sanders. he is not bernie sanders's pick.ok at bernie sanders, even more to the left than tom perez. the question is, tom perez's overwhelming anger and expletives, is that the face of the party that wants some you power back? when you have to tell, up to 4-year-old, hold their ears when television, when network television is on because this guy is speaking. you happen to be in the audience to be a democrat and listen to him, i think he as an embarassment. i think they're moving more to the left. for the most part you never turn blue states that went red back to blue with that type of argument. the average person doesn't live and breathe this like we do, wants to make a better living, better future for their family, home sale prices make things affordable, they have no interest in smashing windows of starbucks in the middle of seattle washington. stuart: who thought, brian kilmeade, republicans controlling the house, senate and white house and they can't still get anything done. far left, increasingly controlling the democrat

yesterday, the ranking member of the senate budget committee, senate bernie sanders -- senator bernieanders slammed the effects of the budget on the poor and working-class. >> in other words, this is a budget that provides massive tax breaks for billionaires and corporate ceos and massive cuts to programs to tens of millions of struggling americans depend upon. when donald trump campaign for president he told the american people he would be a different type of republican, that he would take on the political and economic establishment, that he would stand up for working people, that he understood the pain that families all across the country were experiencing. sadly, this budget exposes all of that verbiage for what it really was, just cheap and dishonest campaign rhetoric that was meant to get votes, nothing more than that. at a time when a very rich are already getting much richer while the middle class continues to shrink, this is a budget for the billionaire class, wall street, or print ceos, and the wealthiest people in this country. this will make it harder for our children to ge

i will start with both bernie and sid on this.rs a recent college graduate. i have to ask you are a father. is there any close to justice looking familiar in this situation for you? >> i heard is he looking at 23 months, a minimum. >> eboni: 21 to 27 months in jail. >> eric: he said he would not appeal that. 21 to 27 months. >> eboni: is that amount of time in jail justice for you as fathers of young girls. this girl was literally 15 years old? >> actually not. if it was me and my daughter and i caught him live i might put a knife in his neck. >> eboni: that's my question. >> do you know what i'm hoping. he and bill clinton this close to the center of power. can you imagine anthony clinton and bill standing on page while hillary is getting sworn? it didn't happen. praise jesus. cut a deal with the federal prosecutors. he notes something about the federal corruption. he says i have something for you guys which is why he is going to get such a small sentence. >> katherine: i'm going to push back on that. i'm thinking if it were like

right now, the democratic party is morphing in the image of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren which is on his image. can you imagine, i may post everything president, except you ushered in the presidency of a phenomenon from the likes we've never seen. and also by the way, you are party are more socialist than they are democrats. >> harris: an opportunity for republicans. >> julie: he's handing over the next election to republicans because he is not in the running. he need to be nurturing and lifting up the next superstar. >> harris: this is where you say sometimes the g.o.p. falls down. they can reach out to the people in the gap. speed the democrats need no other reason to not hitch their wagon to the obama legacy. everyone he endorses loses unless apparently you are in france. >> julie: elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, you're not the next superstar. >> harris: this also raised some serious questions. hillary clinton aide, huma abedin's handling of classified documents. one former intelligence director james clapper said about her decision to forward clinton's emails to her hu

i always feel a little better about washington when bernie's there.re happy he is there and we'll get him back next time. but we're joined -- [ cheers and applause ] by our -- our savior for the night, we just called her up a couple hours ago, aidy bryant from "saturday night live." [ cheers and applause ] she's back on the show. also, he is the star of the critically acclaimed new star series "american gods," he is one of my favorite actors. ian mcshane is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and she is a rising star in country music who has an incredible performance planned for us tonight. raelynn is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] so we have a lot of great stuff to get to. before we get to that, as he nears the 100th day of his presidency, donald trump is dealing with foreign crises from a potential conflict with north korea, to a standoff over trade with canada. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: there have been a lot of polls lately, suggesting americans aren't exactly thrilled with trum

and robertdy near roe plays bernie m bernie may do you have in a legenda legendary movie.t now. >>> and welcome to the second hour of "power lunch." let's check where the markets are now. the dow has been building some momentum throughout the day up 170 points. shares higher thanks to strong earnings and the raising of their guidance, stock is half percent lower but has been volatile throughout the day. things aren't so good for camp bell soup. it keeps seeing declining sales. brian down to you in d.c. >> all right kayla thank you very much. i'm live in washington, d.c. today where the president leaves for the midwedle east. congress uses the nine day tour to reset the time in the white house. if he thinks the trump investigation will hurt or help the chance of passing. later on the president's first foreign trip, a trial by fire. coming up in just a few minutes. big hour ahead back to you. >> the u.s. dollar index lower than it was when donald trump was elected. similar story for the 30-year yield. so what does this mean for the economy, the trump agenda and most importan

isn't this one of the talking points that actually made some bernie voters trump voters? >> that's true, brian. there is this strain of populism that's coursing not only through the american right but through the american left. when we see some of it being played out in the white house with the advice of peter navarro, who is a counter-voice to gary cohn who stephanie mention is influential with the president. you have cohn and others within the white house, more traditional voices working idea logically against navarro and bannon as they plot out economic policy. >> peter in a is a elevatoro is no competition to peter cohn. >> former president of goldman sachs. >> that bernie contingent that was feeling donald trump when he started talking about breaking up the banks that was during campaign time, when he was rallying against hillary clinton for those goldman sachs speeches. now look who he is flanked by? billionaire alley. so that populist enthusiasm that there was specially from those bernie supporters i would say that's waned somewhat. >> robert, let's pivot a little

whether you love them or hate them, it was bernie sanders and donald trump. the winner was far less significant than the presenter, who happened to be the mentally unstable and delusional gadfly congresswoman maxine waters we have to use gender identifying title for ms. waters. there were no categories for best actor or actress, should have been called best [ bleep ]. mtv's goal was to eliminate sexism from awarding overcrowded field but one winner, winners be damned. hosted by actors in an entire pen and will force every other awards show to follow suit, which will cause the left to combust because they'll be torn by their own desire for self-congratulation with pc capitulation, hey, if it makes the intolerable shows shorter. i'm all for it. thank you so much for watching this show. you can follow me on twitter and instagram, on facebook and e-mail at -- tomorrow night on the show, dr. ron paul, kat timpf and jonathan hoenig. i just heard a nerd gathering. see you tomorrow night. good-bye. (narrator) imagine, wiping away the appearance of crepey skin. on you

bernie crats and other democrats. >> that is why we asked willie brown and our former state assembly speaker his assessment of this split of the democratic party and what it is doing to the state and why they seem so upset with themselves. >> they're not upset with themselves. it's a few people trying to figure out how to take over. that is 2/3 majority in the east house of the legislature, all statewide offices are held by democrats and democrats dominate on the congressional side, hillary won, democrats are in great shape in california and they've got a great future. the bench is made up of people of your vintage. my vintage is on the way out the door. >> speaking of your vintage. >> why are you talking about my vintage? i feel like i should be offended. i don't know why. i will figure it out later. >> don't be. at least for now. >> it looks like the democrats in california are focused on republican seats. can they flip the seven republican congressional seats where hillary clinton won the presidential election but lost the republican one. >> do they go moderate for the seven seats

at the civic center, senator bernie sanders said eyes the eyes all , over the world are on the great state of montana. it le are asking, is possible for working people, seniors, ordinary people, come successfully defeat candidate of millionaires, they will know if you do in montana. sanders visit kicked off final tretch of voting, quest 69 millions ofmillion, dollars poured in for greg entrepreneur ware ho won the g.o.p. nomination, running 10 points behind donald trump. texas, melissa, democrats line. for taking thank you my call. i love c-span and your program. i want to piggyback on what the said about religious institutions paying taxes. i actually agree with him and saying that myself to some of my friends because seems like a lot of institutions are eally using their podium to push their political agenda and nonprofit organization should be place to help society and it like if they push their political agenda, they should be asponsible for paying taxes, well. maryland, sbury, robin, republican line. caller: hi. jim t to make a comment on comey and the firing. watched trey gowdy

. >> i would like to offer my welcome to the hundreds of bernie crowds. >> reporter: team bernie sanders teamed off against team hillary clinton while united against donald trump. the californian democrats showed a philosophical >>> it was quite the scene, yes as thousands were not. they took to the streets for beta breakers. some 40,000 runners took off from howard and main, 12 kilometers. about 44 minutes later the first winner crossed the finish line. look at that. philemon cheboi finished with a time of 44 minutes, 48 seconds. exactly five minutes later is buze diriba breaking the tape as the winner of the women's race. people from all walks of life gathered in mill valley today as well to do more than just walk. they came to dance. john ramos has their story. ♪ [ music ] >> >> they have chosen to spend their time when they are not working dancing. >> reporter: they're called the don't quit your day job dancer. a marin county troop founded by dory clark some 30 years ago. while dory is classically trained, the rest of the group comes for the fun of it. >> i love my dancers because th

david: senator bernie sisters. -- care system than we do. david: senator bernie sanders. >> thank you, mr. president. we will quote you on the floor of the senate. kimberly: she did not win the congressional seat, but matthews to lead the state party. she has served as interim chair since march. she ran for marilyn's eighth congressional district. anchor here on channel seven, signing off in 2006. france's election commission warning journalists and those on media not to share emails --om hack to hacked emails. a large on-campus fight at howard university. 30-40 people were fighting. punches were thrown. three people were fighting disorderly conduct. a fourth women interfering with the investigation was warned to back away and didn't. they try to when arrest her and taken to jail. we don't know why that fight started in the first place. >> ♪ when i was born a coal miner's daughter ♪ kimberly: country legend loretta lynn remains hospitalized after a stroke. the singer was admitted to a nashville hospital thursday night. she is expected to mak

number one, this should not be a proxy fight about hillary and bernie but bernie is also giving speechese's an elected official. >> hold on. he's doing it not just in his own state but around the country to continue to push ideas. so my point there is just to suggest that he also -- his being out there and continuing to talk about those ideas, keep those ideas out there. and i think we should be talking about the ideas rather than trying to put them in a bernie/hillary frame. second, josh, i don't know how the hell you can say hillary clinton is unpopular when she won 3 million more votes -- >> by reading the polls. she lost an election to donald trump. >> which is a tragedy, and we messed up and she talked about that. but particularly if you look at the margins, they're very slim. and a number of people either voted third party or didn't vote or voted for trump. some of the people who voted for trump -- you and i talked about this earlier this week. i don't think you got what i was saying and i'll say it again. they were more afraid of diversity than economic concerns. that's a deep pro

and no senator bernie sanders and new eastern sp nancy pelosi. imagine all the deficit problems away. this budget exists some where over the rainbow with the dreams of paul ryan and the cope brothers really come true. these dreams are a nightmare of the average working american. the trump's budget transportation funding and education funding and programs helping students repaying their students debt. one of the greatest burden on middle class. tru trump's budget will seek millions of dollars and decimate healthcare options for children and seniors and pulling the rugs on many of our rural hospitals throughout the country. now earlier, our colleagues senator cornyn of texas stated that this budget is "proposal of the president's priority." well, if it is that true. it is clear that the president has prioritizing breaking his promises to the working people of america. on the campaign trail, he promised over and over again, he would not cut social security, medicare and medicaid. with this budget, he cuts two out of three. he cuts social security di

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