audience: bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! sen. bernie sanders: it's not "bernie."is you! we are in this together, and always have been and always will be. together, during our campaign, we organized some of the largest rallies in the campaign, speaking to over 1.4 million people. in other words -- in other words, we have the enthusiasm. we have the momentum. and as i look around this theater tonight, i can see we have the energy to transform america. and this is what else we have accomplished. after the campaign, we helped write the most progressive political platform of any party in american history. together, we transformed campaign finance in this country and showed the world you don't wall street and corporate money to run an effective campaign. when you stand for something, people will respond. we received two-and-a-half million individual contributions, averaging -- audience: $27! sen. bernie sanders: that's right, 27 bucks. but, most importantly, we may have lost the election in 2016, but there is no question -- there is no question -- there is no question t

bernie mcguirk, and he is outnumbered. >> bernie: happy holidays but i love spending it with you ladiesit is glorious. >> meghan: you are our go to #oneluckyguy. >> sandra: holidays with bernie. memorial day. >> bernie: labor day a matter fact. spell before you fire up the girl, thank you for joining us in the hour. no holiday for the democrats, however, they plan to keep up their plan with the g.o.p. health care bill through the july 4th break. in fact, a summer of heated protests like we've seen in recent days and capitol hill is being planned against republican lawmakers, unless they already have clashes with police over the efforts to stop g.o.p. reform of obamacare. one leading organizer has issued a new toolkit to guide protesters on how to conduct a sit in congressional offices, that could last a very long tim time. this comes as congress grapples with how to handle security for members in the wake of the recent baseball park shooting. their hero, bernie sanders, spoke about the need to resist. >> we have to stand up and fight. we have to be involved in the political process in a

i want to i want to ask you you have bernie sanders who still ostensibly is in the democratic party do you think he should you know try and take over reform the democratic party as if that's ever worked before should he started third party should people give up on bernie sanders is a figurehead where do you stand on that. i think bernie sanders should give up on the democratic party how many times you need to be proven wrong about the democratic party they're not capable of reform it doesn't appear to be rightly because what they did after they lost the don first of all they smeared bernie rigged the primary because as schama so want reset at my show which is true the democratic national committee would rather lose to a republican then let a progressive win their primary that is a fact and it's being proven over and over in fact after they lost to donald trump after they screwed the country out of a progressive that's who we should be blaming by the way for donald trump the democratic national committee hillary clinton debbie wasserman schultz donna brazil and all the other elected

you are running against bernie sanders because you say he's a phoney. why is bernie a phoney? >> i'm not sure that's the central word i would use. i was listening to the clip you said when he said he was fighting for, to break up the banks. yet when i read the daily news interview and they asked him about that, he said i don't know, i haven't looked at that. he talked about single payer. it's a great idea. i would like to promise free healthcare, preprescription and tuition and cars, but if i don't have a plan or working to enact those things, then what good are they? it's just rhetoric. jesse: i have been to vermont so many times and it, such a beautiful state. and they elect some socialist like bernie who has crazy ideas, what's going on in vermont? >> vermont is a wonderful state and the people are wonderful and intelligent. i think bernie represents an ideal. jesse: an expensive ideal. >> but it's an ideal. i don't think people really support bernie sanders. most of people who know bernie or try to work with him have been put off by his arrogance and unwillingness to work

voted for bernie i mean millions wanted bernie yet what were the numbers they were like twice the amount or they were combined more millennialism one of bernie is exactly and i think to some extent there's a little bit of the same thing that drew people to donald trump i mean that's a comparison a lot of people have made now they are very different and i think that you can go too far in trying to draw those parallels but i think that bernie sanders is a real about the challenges that our country faces he's real about the failures of both parties to address those challenges and when you're honest in that way i think that a lot of people especially younger people will flock to that and it doesn't hurt that economically he understands how much americans are hurting and millennialism are part of that group he understands that like i said the american dream is largely it's becoming just a dream it's not actionable and donald trump tower from bernie sanders speaks to that in a way that other democratic politicians generally don't and so i think it's both a personality thing and a policy thing

trumpet showed that and bernie almost sure that. worked on a number of presidential campaigns with democratic campaigns and the presidential campaigns are this big and the parties are this big. the idea here is that we run a block of candidates and we get enough candidates is a big national event and the money pours and just like it did for bernie, just like it did for obama and just like it did for ron paul. hundreds of millions of dollars come in and we can run a real campaign. >> i don't like that label. fair enough. i live in dc so what we do. you mentioned bernie sanders and his ability to pass to the grassroots level and he was able to raise significant money but it's a very difficult thing to do and clearly hit a national platform that enabled him to do so. you also point to present trump who was underfunded in terms of the primary where you look at someone like jeb bush spent 1200 for a vote in new hampshire to place, present spent about 40. present trump also unique candidate. my question to you is what is the vetting proce

bernie sanders. if you look at the response of his speech all around the country, town halls and whatnot, , you would see it. the republicans know it. everybody in american society knows it except for the democratic party. they are concerned. this quote is recently by leaving democrats -- leading democrats that the economic populism of bernie sanders will hurt them in more conservative swing states that they adopted. have they actually been paying attention to the rhetoric that has been succeeding in these states? it is not that bernie sanders won over just liberals. these levels have become more left wing. no, bernie sanders bowls very well among moderates and independents and others. people are fed up with politics who don't associate mike in europe social democracy with this decrepit tradition, but it is like this sounds about right. it sounds about right that i shouldn't have to go into debt if something happens and had to go to emergency room. these kind of things are common sense, and they spea

what do you think of bernie sanders using 9/11 as a comparison?iz, i simply don't understand it. for bernie sanders or any politician, liz, to try to utilize the most horrific day in our nation's history that's still fresh, by the way. with some of us. 9/11 wasn't that long ago. it was only 14 or 15 years ago and to try to use that horrific day for political gain is appalling, it's disgusting, and i'm really saddened that what's really tragic is the fact that he even attempted to do that and to say that. so it's really disheartening to hear one of our statements make that kind of statement. >> yeah. and he's saying -- it's debatable whether 28,000 people are going to die because of the gop reform and to trace that to 9/11, i wonder what the families say in pennsylvania and dc would say to that. >> these people are offended by this statement, liz. i tell you, i get the fact that there needs to be a lot of work done with obamacare. we need to repeal it and replace it. and let me tell you, our senators and congresspeople here on the hill, they're wor

when i think of bernie sanders i think of him supporting work and workers. and so what do you think about redistribution? >> i am for redistribution of power, right, and for building social goods. and in the process of building the money necessary to get the social goods we will have to reduce to be wealthy but i agree with you, the redistribution of wealth is a byproduct of the policies i want picus unnecessarily the main goal. in the project of building up the power of workers is workers are able to press man's which redistribute wealth. i think of it not as the main effect. i would agree with the concept. i would also say this is the reason why i think the idea that federal job security is much more powerful and dangerous idea, and also more politically palatable than ideas that are now like a universal base of income. somewhat ideal scenario would be federal jobs guarantee, plus a basic income for those engaging in care work or other work or other work traditionally not valued enough by society, who are unable to work but fundamentally i think that we ar

sanders and very much to my surprise bernie sanders starts climbing in the polls. i thought bernie sanders if he does really well we'll go from-- he will double in the polls ago i went to 6% be basically the 2016 campaign on the democratic side and hillary can't say she had an opponents and the nomination wasn't handed to her. she only one 90% of the vote, but it turned out the bernie sanders campaign was catching that mccarthy magic and caught in new hampshire with a gene mccarthy campaign audits magic and then we saw something that no one-- none of us predicted this highly competitive race between the liberal insurgents on the liberal side of the democratic party against hillary clinton who many previously thought represented the liberal side of the democratic party, but in this construct she represented the establishment. she represented that moderate democratic party. is very similar to the role hubert humphrey played in 1968. humphrey was once before i was born the most liberal democratic senator meeting the civil rights movement and democratic party and here

you know should bernie i know there's a draft bernie movement for a third party what are your thoughts on where the democratic party can can go you know i got to say i think it's a little too early right now to answer that kind of a question i don't have a crystal ball a lot rides on this coming election whether we're going to see a big dam and tear or a big hit and i think a lot of that depends on the behavior the actions of the democratic party leadership in how they deal with progressives within their own party who are challenging incumbents only one of many dozens of progressive who are stepping up around the country to challenge incumbent democrats and as democrats we should embrace democracy this should not scare the establishment but is. if they keep putting roadblocks up and incumbents run away from debates you know it could look very bad for democrats in the future and you're going to see a lot more of these draft bernie types of movements you know i'm glad you brought up bernie sanders i've been a supporter of his for a long time since well before he decided to run for presid

one bernie supporter is back out. o.j. simpson officially paroled after spending the last 9 years behind bars. how much do people know about the juice? it all begins right now. welcome to "watters world." i'm jess he watters. a major shakeup for president trump's communications team as sean spicer resigns and moneyman anthony scaramucci is tapped for communications director. sean: you start sharing the boad podium with sarah huckabee sanders, then anthony scaramucci comes in, do you feel you were pushed out or was this totally your decision? >> the president wanted to add to the team. i just think it was in the best interest of our press organization not to have too many cooks in the kitchen. jesse: here are some memorable moments. >> good eve -- good afternoon. if the president puts russian salad dressing on his salad tonight, somehow this is a russian connection. thank you. as i said. now. five times. follow-up to the follow-up. i think you killed one question friday. we'll get back to it. this is the democrats. this is

would you quit drinking to get bernie in there. >> i would reinstate bernie to get bernie in there. >f us stop drinking. >> yes once in office bernie would be all right, we can all drink again. >> katherine: everybody like him more because he let us drink again. everybody wouldn't like you because you made it stop. >> for the greater good. >> katherine: would you give up drinking for world peace. >> sure. >> yes. >> katherine: have to say yes or you are ostracized. would you give up being able to smile. >> yeah. i don't smile much anyway. >> katherine: i don't either. people say i should smile more. but why? would you agree to have four extra fingers growing out of your head to impeach hillary clinton if she were president? >> if it could help me pull that lever for trump in the next election. yeah. >> katherine: what about two fingers like this? two fingers? >> yeah. >> three? >> yeah. >> katherine: not four. >> four, no. >> katherine: four is where you draw the line? [laughter] >> eric: that fourth finger. nice job. >> katherine: we have a cantaloupe for some reason. >> eric: call m

bernie sanders. if you look at the response his speeches around the country get, and his town halls get, you can see it. the republicans know it. everybody in american society seems to know it except for the democratic party. their quotes recently by leading democrats saying they're concerned that the economic populism of bernie sanders will hurt them in more conservative swing states that they adopted. have they actually been paying attention to the rhetoric that's been succeeding in these states? it's not just bernie sanders has won over liberals, no, bernie sanders pulling very well among moderates and other people. there are people fed up with politics, like in europe, social democracy, with this old decrep decrepit -- they speak at the very group, the gut of someone's, you know, political beliefs and more unethical sense of being. so i am worried about a democratic party that doesn't embrace this and i'm worried about even if, let's say we have a cory booker-trump matchup in 2020, that even if t

it's not bernie sanders. i'll turn it over to john. john sparks. [ applause ] >> well, thank you very much, paul. i don't think this mike -- i think it's on. we are -- my two colleagues here, dr. moore and dr. schaaf nguyen, we're not going to vrun out our total vidas before you. that would be impressive, but we don't have time for that. we want to get right to the questions. i simply say john moore already mentioned, helped us improve our academics here when he was here as president. that was one of his main thrusts, and we are still benefiting from that, and alex is all over the world in helping to encourage liberty and faith and that goes well with our motto here at the center for vision and values in the college. faith and freedom matter, and so that sets the stage for our conversation here today. i simply -- i simply point out that when we're teaching students, and i think this is part of the problem that we face today with this younger generation and their attitude toward socialism and for that matter, communism and when we're te

>> dana: bernie math. >> juan: i don't think it was effective.hink it's the case, that you suggesting the republicans are killing. what he's suggesting and what is true to my mind that their people right now that says we want to win at any cost instead of thinking about what is a good health care plan that will really help the american people cover more people, lower the cost, so we can have good health insurance and our affluent country? >> jesse: i can't believe larry david said that. i think hbo should fire him. when you compare things to 9/11 or the holocaust, it means he lost the argument. obama actually did throw off millions of people from their health insurance policies. remember? i don't think anybody died. when they use that 23 million number, that's because the government is not forcing you to buy a product you want. >> kimberly: versus forest taxation. >> jesse: i am sick and tired of being lectured by the same people that ruin health care and say this is what will happen when you repeal the same health care bill that they jammed down

spoke or after i was just in kentucky at a bernie rally same story two weeks ago i would all the time be the only person speaking with people and that's why i think i had the knowledge to know oh well i don't think hillary clinton's going to win because i kept talking to people person after person and that's what nate silver and these geniuses in the ivory tower in new york and d.c. don't do they look at their algorithms of the data and the spreadsheets but they don't actually talk to a living breathing human people yeah and it's incredible that it's gotten to the point that talking to actual americans is almost something you don't see very much . you know i got the pleasure of getting to know a great journalist jimmy breslin when he was still around and he's he coined the phrase or was the reason the phrase was coined find me the grave digger at j.f.k. funeral because he was a young reporter and up talking to the grave digger and it was that story got a lot of a lot of coverage because it was the story that wasn't being talked about well now the american people are the grave diggers

donald trump showed that and so did bernie sanders. these prove that working people have had enough of the elite policies of the past 20 years spread those policies made the rich richer but half the country poor. people won't keep supporting political parties that don't get it. republicans in congress have failed to learn that lesson. instead of getting behind donald trump's populace agenda, they are pushing the same old ideological agenda that helps the rich more than working americans. democratn the other hand, they look like they have learned their lesson of hillary clinton's defeat. tomorrow, they are unveiling their new platform. it's a populist one. they're talking about taking on the pharmaceutical companies that we have exposed on the show and bringing more competition to rigged markets. i'm sure there are things i won't agree with, raising the minimum wage to $15. hour without doing anything on. taxes would mean fewer jobs, not more, but it does feel like they get it. they get the economic pain in many parts of america. presid

like that in your first job you talk about interviewing people outside the democratic debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton why did you think it was important to talk to the dead try this the mold the scum you know the left overs knowing known as the american people why don't you do like the rest of the journalists you stay in the press van where it's warm and there are sandwiches. you know. you know pays me a billion billions of dollars so i figured i'd go talk to people no i mean i've always thought and i always got pushed back when i worked in corporate media why are we like just relying on pundits and all these out of touch people why don't we go talk to people and that's more expensive to do it that way it's less sexy but i always thought like how my going to report to my viewers what's actually going on if i'm not actually talking to real people and i'm not connected to what's going on so throughout the campaign whether it's at the rallies it was almost like i was like a very very. on a different on a different planet i'd be out at burnie rallies the rest of the media woul

and the issue of who takes corporate money and who doesn't and the bernie sanders style is what people look for now when virtually all democrats are running it in this environment do take business donations. so, these are getting a little blurry. mayor mclaughlin has been in the primary as a candidate the lieutenant governor is running for the state assembly seats surrounding richmond who's always been a registered democrat though part of the progress of the ligands and peace running as a democrat. it's been changed in california in a way that has regulated the third parties. we have a jungle primary system, so everybody is thrown into the same pot and legislative races and congressional races and senate races. now there is one big primary. they all run in the primary intd the top to make it on the ballot in the fall. that's after the space to kind of buildin build an electoral ft is a different kind of brand and a different kind of platform and a different kind of identifiable program at the local level where the legislation is predominantly democrat but the party organization is a tr

is the definition of a real democrat bernie is one of the most real democrats i know but i guess you know point taken he's an independent technically so yeah john. thanks so much john for being with us it's always a pleasure tom thank you for your excellent show thank you and for all you seattle viewers out there john is part of stephanie miller sexy liberal comedy tour and will be in town on july. twenty seconds coming up as the god brothers wage war on solar power is a time to strip the profit out of the utility business once and for all as david mccullough and valerie irving incidents politics panel right after the break. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories in our critics can't tell me you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people

is the definition of a real democrat bernie is one of the most real democrats i know but i just point taken he's an independent technically so yeah john. thanks so much john for being with us it's always a pleasure tom thank you for your excellent show thank you and for all you seattle viewers out there john is part of stephanie miller sexy liberal comedy tour and will be in town. twenty second coming up as the go brothers wage war on solar power is a time to strip the profit out of the utility business once and for all as david mccullough and valerie irving internet it's politics panel right after the break. all the world's a stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of partners are into american play r.t. america offers more artsy american personal. many ways to use the landscape is just like the real news fake names good actors bad actors and in the end you could never. so the park and all the world all the world stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we'r

liz: and collapse vermont bernie sanders home state. even before it was implemented, just the idea was collapsing it when they tried to implement single pair in vermont. we have just three weeks before the august recess until they have to get it done. you see this, senator grassley now warning the republicans could go from senate majority to senate minority. mitch mcconnell is horse trading like never before. what do you think? >> if we go as republicans from senate majority to minority, it won't be because we got something done, it will be because nothing got done. the american people are fed up with a congress and a senate that talks but delivers nothing. so if we want to hold a majority and increase that majority, we have to deliver on the promises. plain and simple. so, again, i default to president trump. you look at obamacare as an example, it's failing miserably. here in arizona, we've seen the premiums over double. people can't afford to do anything with obamacare. so it's failed. it's done, and you look back as he just mentione

lling.eptive po i don't want the bernie people to get crazy, but i'm wondering -- i don't accuse bernieanders of accepting russian money, but it would seem to me that the russians had to realize that by maybe funding -- i was amazed at the men of money that bernie raised. -- amount of money that bernie raised. maybe they figured out if they dumped money in the ready campaign to split the democratic -- i've never heard any talk about any money possibly being thrown at bernie. host: let me talk about the phone lines. it is not a poll. we are not trying to get results. we divide the line to ask people directly if you believe it or not. today"d in "usa that some don't believe it. intelligence agencies have looked into this. four, including the one that oversees all 17, they concluded that they did interfere. we just want to ask directly this morning. that is the rationale. in other news, yesterday on capitol hill, janet yellen was testifying about the federal reserve's annual report. she was asked about all sorts of issues related to the economy. the headline in "the wall street " yellen ex

but any for reelection the age of bernie sanders in my mind has absolutely nothing to do with whether he could be fit to serve as president the fact that he has some of the core aisy is idea in the world like everybody's going to get health care paid for by the guy everybody else but the entire best world like crazy idea and it doesn't work there and it doesn't work there but i save sandon there is no guarantee that a rerun of pulleys tell the truth i've always said this about bernie he told the truth that democrats have been lying for the longest about what. the real ambitions are let's go rename it medicare for all if you like but let's go with this idea that the people who brought you the post office are going to provide you with quality health care and frankly ben franklin event of the post office just. go to the post office and drop a letter in the mail and they'll send it all the way to hawaii for forty cents or fifty cents or megan's a pretty good way you know they are a very high rate of success there is a very high rate of success and if they plan to talk about the reason why

goodis bernie, bernie, hi, morning. caller: good morning, partner, how you doing today? you, go ahead.ank caller: good. what i'm wondering, years ago, the north against the south. war.we had the civil that's what i see going on in washington, d.c. rather dumb. let's come together and work. work on the can heal fantastic. correct it and vote on it and go on, you know, the amount of money we have to use and then go on with general, it is their job there. host: why do you think republicans and democrats and other forces, why can't they together on these type of issues? caller: because they have been it now for what? three to four months, like on bill, and they only then vote and stopped and do a vote and stop. itally, they voted on it and passed and then they try to again. on what it will conta contain. they voted on if it failed. come together, both of them go into a room. democrats, five members of republicans, five members of the neutral side and sit at a table. i don't care for 48 hours, i don't care a month. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, republican line. bruce, you are nex

host: the bernie sanders affect, two callers now. about what the democratic party has to address? is oneif there overwhelming message from the 2016 election is voters wanted change and did not feel democrats were offering change. they want to see some thing new from democrats. when you ask people right now which party is most likely to change washington, they actually still save republicans. flip same,s not democrats will be in trouble or people are still very frustrated with this town. having that agenda and offering some reforms about our electoral system is a way to start capturing being the party of change and the party of bringing new things to washington. line,republican shreveport, louisiana, lisa. caller: hi, pedro. please let me talk to this lady. the problem i have with the democrats and republicans is spying,the nsa wikileaks, debbie washington schulz, loretta lynch -- we do not trust our government anymore. we do not trust you. you are a hack, a loser. goodbye. there is aink similar feeling for multiple people, just that they do not trust people and washington. they wa

mails to try to take the bernie sanders campaign down.o throw around. >> to gina's point, very true. that is the crux of where the whole sexist complaint, it did come from obviously the hilly opo shop. trish: wow. shows you what opposition research can do. thank you very much. markets are pretty much flat today, hugging the flat line as we wait for big earnings this week. all of this as proctor & gamble becomes the company, the biggest company, ever, to face a proxy fight as investor nelson peltz make as bid for a board seat. is he going to get it? we have it all for you coming up next. see you here after this. so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps ac