>> bernie! [ cheers ] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> this is an extraordinary morning to watch. less about the lawmakers, more about these students activating. mariana, you're with more students now? >> i'm in the thick of it, stephanie. senator bernie sanders is to it the back of me. these students, you were so excited hearing bernie sanders. what kind of change do you want from lawmakers? >> i think lawmakers should make sure there are stricter gun laws. it's ridiculous. i think the gun laws are too lenient. it needs to be stricter. >> you guys were really excited when you saw the lawmakers, really excited about seeing bernie sanders. what is it about the energy and crowd in washington? >> i think it makes people look at us more and recognize we're hurt by this. the change i want to happen, if there are legal ages for drugs and alcohol and stuff, there should be legal ages for guns. this is ridiculous. it's not realistic that people can get rid of all the guns. >> what kinds of conversations have you been having in your nei

say when youing to are talking about bernie, i am a bernie supporter, i voted for him. something that i noticed -- i don't know if i am accurate about this, but it seems that hillary won the south, bernie won the midwest. workers,e blue-collar he had a lot of talk about very uniting is a force in the senate. he was voted one of the most popular senators because of his bipartisanship. he is believed -- i believe the longest running independent. i just think his policies are wonderful. i am actually -- i consider myself a pro-life democrat, but i have my own opinion on that whole issue of like the hypocrisy of the pro-life yet very much pro-death penalty movement. i think a lot of it actually comes down to racism. i was in the neighborhood where mr. eric garner was killed. we are dealing with those kind of issues right here. i live in a mostly immigrant -- not mostly, but somewhat immigrant community of a lot of mexicans. we don't have a lot of problems here. it's a pretty low-key neighborhood except for what happens with our police department here. itt: we are going to e

and we have bernie carrick as well.bernie made a point about whether the president is at war with the fbi. bernie said there could be a few bad apples and they shouldn't tarnish the rest of them that protect us every day. >> i appreciate bernie making that comment. i would echo it. look, the fbi is 35,000 strong, maybe 12,500 agents scattered across the country. they're out there chasing the threat, keeping us safe. i'll tell you, when i was assistant director, andy was assistant director of counter terrorism division. i saw him as a dedicated public servant, a patriot that worked hard all the time and trying to keep america safe. this is something entirely different from that. but the andy mccabe i knew was a tireless, smart, capable public servant. he rose through the ranks based on a lot of merit. it wasn't happenstance or being connected. >> i appreciate that sentiment, ron. bernie, it's important to hear that. saying andrew mccabe is not just defined by the last year, last two years. he's had a long career in law e

leadership has played this game with bernie sanders because he is the one that energizes the base but also he can be a bomb thrower and the rail regulation to get it done in a bipartisan compromise to play a game with conservatives. >> host: on the military involvement they explained what's going on. >> guest: mcconnell hasn't ruled it out but should mention john cornyn, the number two republican wants to send it to the committee first so it's not on the schedule yet that we might vote on this resolution which would be an extraordinary vote. for years there's been a strange bid in the bipartisan group and in the senate who says wait a minute congress is supposed to authorize the war. kids are dying and we haven't given our constitutional duty so is a dereliction of duty and we see that in syria and yemen. what theyhi are saying is congrs has to approve this stuff and if we don't, then anybody not fighting terrorism or al qaeda in jenin or any american troops have to come home within 30 days. >> on the east coast but we are discussing people be talking until about 9:00 this morning. mi

sanders told them to do now secondly it is not bernie sanders a sponsibility although he did a wonderful job in pushing for it was hillary clinton's responsibility so i wish the corporate democrats would realize that they are terrible at elections and they should actually let progress is run bernie sanders would have almost certainly one instead they blew the race to this monster. ok as discussed some things donald trump said the state of california is begging us to build walls in certain areas also said the state's sanctuary policies are illegal unconstitutional and are sent to national security for the make of that. guy's a bloviating idiot so he says the mexicans are incredible mountain climbers based on what he does not a spell marine corps so he's going to come in here and lecture california california has got no interest and he said california is totally unsafe because of our policies they want to do it here he should get out we got no interest in this guy they he's deeply unpopular here we don't need him or stupid wall. but if the trip went without any hiccups i kind of like i sai

guest 2: this goes back to the bernie sanders question you asked before. democratic party is in search of after 2016 and before is saying do we shift farther to the left and get back to liberal ideas? have we been losing elections because we have been fleeing who we are, or do we have to shift to the center and speak to some of these heartland blue-collar working-class voters who flocked to trump in 2016? that is an ongoing debate and it will be district by district. in illinois -- primary, you have a veteran, but he's very conservative minded. he's one of the few democrats on capitol hill to -- supports abortion. that has angered a lot of people in his caucus. that will be kind of a litmus ast because he represents liberal district that went heavily for clinton and he has a wrong primary a comment -- opponent this year around. it will be a fascinating -- we will know within a day. guest 1: maria newman whose -- has backing and a similar situation we saw in texas where sort of bernie sanders backed candidate was able to make it into a runoff with the more

he says why not throw bernie a bone and reduce the superdelegates in the future if we give a bernie this his people will think they've missed something from the party establishment functionally doesn't make any difference anyway yes functionally doesn't change the fact that we can still retain the primary after all it's our freedom of speach. thank you good enough to close out the back of the car . but let's do this and we do a lightning round here where we go through all of these catastrophic problems with the twenty sixth election and we see which ones we've fixed for the upcoming election are the voting machines any better nope are the exit polls any better no do we have a right choice of voting no do we have paper ballots not in most areas do we have one chain voting no that would be to verify a boat. we ended or altered the electoral system nope are we allowing third parties into the debates generally know as we wait in line at the polling places for three hours do people come around to entertain us give us food massage and or geno's no no they do not. put an end to money in politic

ironically we're talking about this twelve democrats voted to get rid of dodd frank those aren't bernie kratz and so what steve is talking about a schizophrenia party there is an identity crisis that has developed on the left in this country are you going to be a corporate democrat like the kid who won in pennsylvania or are you going to be a bernie crack right and were you going to line up and so i don't think come out harris would play in the middle of the country bernie sanders played in the middle of the country and won a lot of those states in the primary because he talked to workers yes because he talked to the middle class because he talked to a younger generation that should be the first hip to anybody and that's exactly really what bobby kennedy did bobby kennedy talked about the future bobby kennedy talked about civil rights going to two point zero he talked about fairness and this generation understands two things the environment and ferret out who's going to pick up the torch thank you ed schultz steve malzberg and mitch caesar. coming up got kids are they hypnotized by the

as far as the bernie folks go, 80% of bernie voters voted for hillary clinton.in some ways is a manufactured crisis by a few people who are quoteable in the press. the democratic party is working through something called the unity commission. it is pretty darn good. it was just abopted and they have one more problems in the did, nc or the dnl party, that did put their hand on the scale which was the wrong thing to do in the 2016 election. there will be a lot of press of bernie versus hillary people. i think it is played by certain people that like to get their names in the paper. >> got to go, howard. >> okay. >> thank you very much though. that really did answer my question, especially on the african-american issue. and i didn't want to bring up race with you, mr. chairman, michael steele, since you were insulted in a racial manner by your party. we won't discuss how racist that was. i would never bring it up. >> no. >> a reminder, my organization, national action network is supporting the march for our lives rally, calling for gun regulation. it is taking plac

go to page twelve blame bernie for the third time go to page twenty six you know for self reflection you've got to get a different book but i think they don't have any interest in doing that peter i think that they i think tim nailed their priorities tim's absolutely right their first priority is to prevent a progressive takeover of the party which that's the one thing they're actually good at doing their second priority is maybe beating the republicans and as lionel pointed out which line of your being like way too subtle here buddy you got it you got to be a little more aggressive but as well i don't want out the only message they really have is hey we're not trump. well the only message is hey we're not trump and when you give people something you have to give people something to vote for right when the only thing you give people is something to vote against like what do you stand for well we're not that other guy i wouldn't do that in comedy like no other job would people do that i would be like hey i'm a comedian oh what's your comedy like maybe i want to come see you well do yo

host: the caller specifically brought up bernie sanders. role in the democratic party right now? guest 2: i think he is trying to figure that out. he ruled out a 2020 run. he's in his mid-70's i think, so he would be the oldest president by far to do it if he won. he is certainly an energizing factor, but certainly a polarizing factor. and he has to weigh those two things. he gets enormous crowds around the country and liberals love him. he is the progressive movement guy and i should mention elizabeth warren is in that 2020ory, too, for contender. she is mentioned in that group of people who might run. has to play this game with bernie sanders because they realize he is the guy who energizes the base. he can be a bomb thrower and try to derail legislation and things like that they want to get done in the name of bipartisan compromise. they play a game with him. host: he is very much involved in a vote that is going to happen this week on military involvement in yemen. explain what is going on. guest 2: we think it's going to happen this week. they want it to happen this weekend

conor lamb, we have to be a party of bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, conor lamb, and joe man shin.

talking with bernie sanders, michael moore, that's not representing the people in massachusetts. i've been around talking to many people and, you know, her left-wing agenda really doesn't go with american people. stuart: i happen to think he's a neo socialist. >> so when she asserts this, hey, i did build this, you know, the blood, sweat and determination, i did build that. stuart: will that fly? you are a capitalist, entrepreneur, you've made money and started businesses, shape enterprises, does that fly in massachusetts? >> absolutely, we have great businesses in massachusetts. we have a great economy, we need to keep that, her agenda is going far to the left, let me tell you something, when he ran in 2012 she said she we wanted to write book, teach and throw rock, i'm not a rock thrower, i'm a bridge builder and here is the crux of this issue, to be able to get things done for people in massachusetts, you need someone who can work across the aisle, she cannot.

>> i want to say returning so melissa's point they wanted bernie and trump.t's making the point clear, the thing they wanted was to not have hillary clinton. this all originated with vladimir putin deep disdained for hillary clinton. he has hated her for decades. we can't forget that. i think you can't discount that. they wanted trump more than hillary. >> she helped with uranium one. >> barack obama did it too. >> all -- my point standings they wanted trump, bernie and not hillary. look what they got. >> i'll say it next. hillary clinton is at it again. she's playing blame game over losing ther selection. now she's taking aim for people who ovote -- who voted for trump. the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester.

and they even got the most popular millennial of all-- bernie! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you all for being here today! we are very proud of what you are doing. >> trevor: do you know how loud you have to be to drown out bernie sanders? using a megaphone! ( laughter ) bernie is so naturally loud, he normally uses the megaphone backwards so he can have an indoor voice. "shhh! the baby is sleeping! keep it down!" now, although these kids are fighting for a cause that seems logical to most, there are still some who don't agree with the idea of them marching in the streets. >> the demonstrations are causing heated debates, some schools allowing students to walk out; others, like this one in new jersey, threatening suspension if anyone ditches class. >> i would rather my kids be in school safe. and i don't believe this demonstration is really going to change anything. >> trevor: wait, you don't want kids outside because it's not safe? the schools are not safe. that's literally why they're marching. yeah, you were like, "go back to the schools."

go to page twelve blame bernie for the third time go to page twenty six you know for self reflection you've got to get a different book but i think they don't have any interest in doing that peter i think that they i think tim nailed their priorities tim's absolutely right their first priority is to prevent a progressive takeover of the party which that's the one thing they're actually good at doing their second priority is maybe beating the republicans and as lionel pointed out which line of your being like way too subtle here buddy you got it you got to be a little more aggressive but as well i don't want it out among the only message they really have is hey we're not trump. well the only message is hey we're not trump and when you give people something you have to give people something to vote for right when the only thing you give people is something to vote against like what do you stand for well we're not that other guy i wouldn't do that in comedy like no other job would people do that i would be like hey i'm a comedian oh what's your comedy like maybe i want to come see you w

i went to a couple of bernie sanders' rallies. this guy understands the dilemma of the movement of the aspirational working class moving unto the desperational working class. the problem with shed. jesse: she is young, she is african-american, she is a female. she is feisty. you see her gone offense at a lot of these hearings. i don't know if she has the charisma factor. >> i think she has the contract charisma factor. i met her and her husband in israel. she is a lovely person with a lot of energy. and she is a talented politician. you have to go from being a talented politician understanding your state to crisscrossing america. jesse: you don't think she can go national. >> i don't know. just look at her and getting to know her, she is very likeable. she'll get up on the like built question shenlt for the american people. jesse: i don't like her when i see her going after people at the senate hearings. terry mcal mcauliffe. he's always been in a lot of trouble. what do you think about terry? >> i think he is going to be a rough

how will the democrats respond and will it be opera or live, bernie or will it be somewhat surprising and unknown shows up at the last minute to save the day. >> usa. tired of them eating the help from all this testosterone. he's young educated and [inaudible]. he knows what americans want. more of everything and where you can work on your screenplay about your success abroad. unlike other candidates he will make the most of his executive time by crying into a pillow. both reginald for president but only if you want to, no worries, it's totally cool either way. greg: yes, reginald, he has moxie. i keep an eye on him. some of you might think that announcing now is too soon and i say not soon enough. i was mad that trump didn't announce he was running for reelection when he announced he was running for election. [laughter] same time. it leads me to a bigger point. remember last week when trump said this -- >> what happens is you fight so hard to win the presidency and you fight, fight, fight and now only two years that's a very short period and by the time you start campaigning it's a y

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and bernie sanders was kind of the equivalent in the u.s. but i'm not sure he has enough gas in the tank run for president again but are there do you see stirrings like a korban asked type absolutely what do you see yeah i know it's out there that sentiment is out there and a new bernie sanders for a long time ago and spent a lot of time writing about it before this election cycle but i never saw what happened in two thousand and sixteen coming with the outpouring of support for him and that had a lot to do both with this sort of new newly coalescing leftist politics but also with pent up frustrations towards the status quo towards the democrats and towards this idea that but what you're talking about the. the existing political parties have left us with these huge horrible scary problems and we just can't elect them anymore we have to go in a sharper more serious direction and we saw that on both sides of the aisle but that's and it's definitely still out there where you're writing because you're writing as you mentioned before he said it h

and i think a lot of, i think bernie sanders was definitely a factor in the 2016 election. i talked to a lot of people after the election who just hated her so much and you know, they were democrats and they just couldn't get behind her. a lot of millenials, a lot millenial women and i found that very surprising because i thought surely women would want to see a woman president. they thought, no i will see someone i like a little better next time around, and i will vote for that woman but it wasn't, i think you and i talked backstage about this, i think if hillary clinton were president, we would be in, i would say very heated, i mean, as equally heated i think. i think she would take a different tone obviously. i don't think she would try to egg on. there would not be hashtag fake news terminology but there would be a visceral reaction to her. we're seeing it still, she is not even republican official. republicans are the kind of one unifying factor that brings them all together is someone who is no longer is in public office, hillary clinton. they're still investigating h

and bernie sanders it was kind of the equivalent here in the u.s. but i'm not sure he has enough gas in the tank run for president again but are there do you see stirrings like a korban asked type absolutely what do you say yeah i know it's out there that sentiment is out there and a new bernie sanders for a long time ago and spent a lot of time writing about it before this election cycle but i never saw what happened in two thousand and sixteen coming with the outpouring of support for him and that had a lot to do both with this sort of new newly coalescing leftist politics but also with pent up frustrations towards the status quo towards the democrats and towards this idea that but what you're talking about the. the existing political parties have left us with these huge horrible scary problems and we just can't elect them anymore we have to go in a sharper more serious direction and we saw that on both sides of the aisle but that's and it's definitely still out there where you're writing because you're writing as you mentioned before he said it h

and bernie sanders it was kind of the equivalent in the u.s. but i'm not sure he has enough gas in the tank run for president again but are there do you see stirrings like a korban asked type absolutely what do you see yeah i know it's out there that sentiment is out there and a new bernie sanders for a long time ago and spent a lot of time writing about it before this election cycle but i never saw what happened in two thousand and sixteen coming with the outpouring of support for him and that had a lot to do both with this sort of new newly coalescing leftist politics but also with pent up frustrations towards the status quo towards the democrats and towards this idea that but what you're talking about the. the existing political parties have left us with these huge horrible scary problems and we just can't elect them anymore we have to go in a sharper more serious direction and we saw that on both sides of the aisle but that's and it's definitely still out there where you're writing because you're writing as you mentioned before he said it h

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[cheering] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! [cheering] >> all right. the kids of newtown were too young to speak for themselves. but you, you are students. you need to call this congress to account for you know what, we change the laws in congress, or we are going to change congress. [cheering] and you are going to leave that. -- lead that. the folks in this building, they can lead, they can follow, or they can start looking for new jobs. [cheering] thank you for what you do. it is my pleasure to announce emily from einstein. emily: my name is emily. i go to albert einstein high school. i will start off with a request from you all. raise your hand if you feel unsafe at school. look around. and yet, they don't understand why. they don't understand why we are here today. they don't understand why we were here three weeks ago. they don't understand why we are asking for stricter gun laws. they don't understand why we want background checks. they can't wrap their heads around the fact that teenagers, all across america, are sick and tired of leading this m

bernie marcus is joining me right now on the phone. bernie, good to talk to you. >> how are you? >> trish: i'm pretty good. how important have the tax cuts right now to the economy? >> well, look, i don't know how anybody in their right mind and i've said this before with neil, how anybody in their right mind could say this doesn't work. when somebody is making $40,000, $50,000 year and gets a bonus, it's not crumbs. it's very important to them. i can tell you, you know, i started a company called jobs creator network. this week i had an occasion to speak to almost 100 people out in america, all over america who run small businesses. you know, everybody talks about big corporations and how this has helped the really rich, but they don't know their local pizza parlor and small businesses how this affects them. i heard story after story how this has changed their life, how before the tax cut they were paying 50 to 55% taxes including with state taxes. all of a sudden they have a chance to come out of the -- most of them were in terrible debt. never were able to reinvest in their bu

they voted for bernie sanders, a lot of people, because he was right about trade. the difference is i know how to fix the problem, not just talk about it. he was right. that's what we're doing. that's why we had the 301 meeting on china. bernie sanders was very strong saying we're getting ripped off on trade. he happened to be right. i got a lot of sanders voters. who would think that? you would think i got none. be of them came. that was a big part of the difference between hillary clinton and myself. so we have a tremendous amount of support. it's sort of an interesting thing. sometime they say you add nine. whatever trump's poll numbers are, add nine. people don't want to be bothered. when they get into the voting booth, they say vote trump. we gave a speech the other night in pennsylvania. a nice guy, rick saccone. it was the level of love in that room was incredible. we were in pensacola, florida a couple weeks ago. the place is just rocking. i don't know if it's transferrable. they say a lot of it is not transferrable. they may not like me. they all say i'm g

but at the same time why was bernie sanders successful with millennials.listened to millennials. stake student debt which was bernie sanders's key issue. $1.3 trillion in america of student debt. that's nearly double all private credit card debt. >> i think american students have been sold a bill of goods by a failing education system. it has turned around and told the kids it's not your fault, it's donald trump's fault, it's the republicans' fault. charles: madison? >> going back to the original point. why are so many millennials are thinking socialism is good for this country. i don't think saying bernie sanders spoke to issues americans care about. it certainly doesn't mean that people in high school, middle schools and colleges learning one side of socialism not seeing the negative effect. charles: how does the republican party reach out to these younger voters: >> we are reaching out by impacting them directly and the tax cuts, and the things we are going to do the next three to seven years. >> they are voting against us and will help deliver the majo

what i got back is you know something we're trying to decide between -- two people, donald trump and bernie sanders. [applause] and i said, what? , i mean, first of all these two people you know opposite sides of the planet how can you be thinking about making decisions between donald trump and bernie sanders and what i got back from them over and over was a sense that, you know, one of these people is really going to shake things up. the game is rigged it's rigged against me. the leaders, the so-called is leaders democrats, republicans doesn't matter. they have turned their backs on me and i want somebody who is going to listen. and as i watched that campaign unfold and saw donald trump emerge miraculously, a man who well, i don't have to tell you -- [laughter] and then just as miraculously known bernie sanders for years but if somebody had told me that -- bernie sanders, i mean, he's old not even a democrat but jewish and he's from from vermont. and a socialist. i mean, how do you -- how do you make that into a major democratic candidate and he wins over 20 states? [laughter] so something

nermeen: so that a senator bernie sanders speaking on tuesday before the senate vote.ehdi hasan, could you comment on what he said and also explain what saudi arabia is trying to do in yemen and why the u.s. is supporting saudi arabia? >> it is a goo question when u say try to explain what saudi arabia is doing in yemen. i think a lot of people are wondering that. who areg saudis wondering, this war was declared in 2015 and it was supposed to beic and this was the case where mbs, mohammed bin salman, at the time was a deputy crown prince and e nist, and he was pushing this war. it was going to be a quick, simple war most of the richest countries against supports country. three years later, still in this horrific war with all oosemanitt bernie sanders mention on the floor of the senate will stop it is a disaster. it is been called an apocalypse, the world's worst humanitarian crisis. it all intensive purposes, is u.s.-saudi war. jets,s. refueling saudi u.s. providing arms and bombs, u.s. providing intel the saudi officials, diplomatic cover in international forums. yeam

i wonder, some of that reflects continuing wounds from the primaries, presidential much of the bernie sanders forces of the d&c, to having the thumb on the scale? guest: when you look at the facts, we had a ton of work to do. shell of oura former selves. it was year ago to the day, february 26 when the election was. those challenges in 2000 17, we were able to raise $67 million. what i was most proud of it was two thirds of our money was in small dollar donors. bring your own fundraising, they did a spectacular job. we had four people in our finance shots. we were supposed to have 30 when i got there. one to two step up. ton with that, we were able do that. the republicans always outraised us. when you look at what they talk about, they were able to out raise the democrats in the money. the can't talk about issues. they supported roy moore. they want to support joe arpaio. they've got to pay legal bills. they have a sock in their mouth on sexual harassment, the issue russians. as a result, the moral bankruptcy of the republican party to me is the big story. we're talking about the key

say when youing to are talking about bernie, i am a bernie supporter, i voted for him.hing that i noticed -- i don't know if i am accurate about this, but it seems that hillary won the south, bernie won the midwest. workers,e blue-collar he had a lot of talk about very uniting is a force in the senate. he was voted one of the most popular senators because of his bipartisanship. he is believed -- i believe the longest running independent. i just think his policies are wonderful. i am actually -- i consider myself a pro-life democrat, but i have my own opinion on that whole issue of like the hypocrisy of the pro-life yet very much pro-death penalty movement. i think a lot of it actually comes down to racism. i was in the neighborhood where mr. eric garner was killed. we are dealing with those kind of issues right here. i live in a mostly immigrant -- not mostly, but somewhat immigrant community of a lot of mexicans. we don't have a lot of problems here. it's a pretty low-key neighborhood except for what happens with our police department here. itt: we are going to end the

take a listen. >> can you imagine covering bernie? or pocahontas. imagine having to cover elizabeth warren. >> the president saying bernie sanders, elizabeth warren would be voting candidates. the crowd seemed to agree or at least liked what they were hearin hearing,. make sure you can entertain. >> what he did was make sure he could entertain, and he alone got more coverage than all of them combined. he's sort of letting us all in that he knows the secret of his success is to keep -- and frankl frankly, the focus was to entertain and keep eyes on him at all times. the speech was a combined speech. it brought hilarity, frightening ideas like borrowing from a dictatorship. this judges about lacks an understanding what the drob, and then these. >> how he talked about maxine waters and called her low iq out of nowhere and some things he said about the press. overall, donald trump being donald trump. >> still the cloud of russia hanging over the white house he did tweet about "new york times" reporting, about maggie haberman who he used to trust and con

stay with us. >>> joining me now, senator bernie sanders of vermont.gratulations, a bunch of your colleagues said they didn't support vladimir putin. >> it should be clear to everybody that we have a president with a strong authoritarian personality. he likes people like putin, like the philippines leader. that is who he is, and what frightens me is not only his respect and admiration for tyrants all over the world but his disrespect for democracy in our own country in terms of voter suppression, in terms of gerrymandering and attacks on the media. our job is to stand together and say hey, mr. trump, in this country, we believe in democracy, not authoritarian. >> should he have congratulated putin? >> of course not. how do you do that? you got a sham election. putin's major opponent was barred from running and putin controls the media. they stuff ballot boxes. what kind of election is that? >> there is something flying under the radar now and it will have to happen from the government and one thing that some people have been talking about and i want to

. >> another cringe-worthy performance from betsy devos, and senator bernie sanders joins me live, when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight the president of the united states finds himself under near total legal siege. donald trump is now engaged in multiplying fronts of legal warfare, both criminal and civil, with everyone from the post powerful prosecutor in the country to everyday american citizens. the team of special counsel robert mueller is negotiating for an interview of donald trump even as "the new york times" reports the president is laying a reshuffle of his legal team so he can confront mueller more aggressively. "the times" reporting mr. trump has weighed allowed in recent days to close associates whether to dismiss his lawyer, ty cobb. the paper adds his lead lawyer, john dowd, has contemplated leaving his post because he has concluded he has no control over the behavior of the president. huh, wonder what made him think that? "the washington post" meanwhile reports the president's legal team recently reached out to star cons

bernie sanders walking through the crowd. look at bernie. there he is flanked by multiple police officers. don't our children deserve the same? here with reaction,io former secret service agent and nra contributor dan and fox news correspondent at large geraldo. don't you think our kids deserve the same as bernie sanders? >> absolutely. i think there should be at least one good guy with a gun at every school. he had a good guy with a gun that chickened out. it reminded me of the life lock commercial where the guy -- there's a bank robbery happening. he says, i'm not a security guard. i'm a security consultant. >> hannity: we need perimeters and ids. >> you need people with balls is what you need. this was a coward. this was a chicken. >> hannity: let's look at what he's doing here. he's doing here. now you can see -- all right, he appears to be going to the golf cart. then he's taking up a position if you watch this video unfolded behind aar concrete barrier. >> you have to understand, sean, training manual for the broward sheriffs is very s

that includes bernie walking through the crowd.ernie, oh, yeah, there is he flanked by multiple armed police officers. don't our children deserve the same? here with reaction, former secret service agent, nra contributor dan bongino and geraldo rivera. let's rerack this video and get to the issue. don't you think our kids deserve the same as bernie sanders. >> absolutely. i think there should be at least one good guy with a gun at every school. here you had a good guy with a gun who chickened out. you know what it reminded me of? it reminded me of the life lock commercial the guy the bank robbery happening i'm not a security guard i'm a security consultant. >> sean: we need perimeters. we need i.d.es. >> you need people with balls is what you need. this was a coward. this was a chicken. >> sean: let's look at what is he doing here. now can you see -- he appears to be going to the golf cart. then is he taking up a position, if you watch this video unfold behind the concrete barrier. >> you have to understand, sean, the training manu

bernie goldberg, how are you doing, bernie, on this passover/easter?ou think explains 18 million that tuned in on tuesday night? >> there is an entire country between manhattan and malibu. in that country, the people have, by and large, different values and the people in hollywood. i don't think the people in hollywood really understand those people. the people in hollywood live in a very comfortable, progressive, elite bubble. in that bubble, there aren't a lot of people like the family you see on the "roseanne" show. as a result of that, they don't understand these people. that's why they didn't understand how donald trump won the election. the question is, what is next? is this show a one-off or other producers going to hold their nose? that's a key phrase, will they hold their nose and do more blue-collar shows like this? we all know there political and ideologically liberal. they live and die by ratings. the show got good ratings. >> bill: they will get into opioid addiction and gender identity as well. let's see how they do. roseanne barr tweets

i explained to them that bernie's world is not the real world but nonetheless -- [laughter]. but nonetheless it is a world -- >> that is quite an admission coming from an academic, my friend. you have heard it here first. [applause] you can send your children to the university of texas at austin. your children and grandchildren with confidence knowing that bill brand is there. >> here we go. >> actually as far as bernie sanders he comes from vermont where watching paint dry is exciting. 1896 mckiply gave us teddy roosevelt which gave us very important president of the united states. but you asked by other elections, 1952, when your grandfather became president, it changed whole attitude of the united states from the war attitude to peace. in 1980 president reagan changed the other attitude towards conservatism. that is what i think. >> did you have a question? no. [laughter]. thank you for that intervention. >> come on up here and sit in my chair. i will sit right here. >> no, our participant here just remarked that the election of 1952, the eisenhower election, ushered in a