bernie! sen.ders: so tonight, tonight, i am here tonight in this beautiful city not only to ask for your help to win the primary in new hampshire. with your help we stand an excellent chance to do just that. i am not here just to ask for your help to win the democratic nomination, and we stand an excellent chance to do that. i am here not even just ask you to help me defeat the most dangerous president in american history. tonight, i am here to ask you to stand with me and millions of other people to transform this economy,nd him and an an energy system and a government that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. thank you all very much. >> [cheers and applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ "takin' itaying: streets"] ♪ >> c-span's campaign 2020 has live coverage of up came -- upcoming campaign events. on monda

[cheers and applause] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> we don't have a super pac.e don't want a super pac. [applause] >> i don't spend my time going to the homes of billionaires and walking out with a few hundred thousand dollars. our average contribution as of tonight is $18 and i am proud of that. so what we are about is democracy. what we are about is ending voter suppression, what we are about is making it easier for people to participate in the political process, not harder and what this campaign is about, and we need your help to make it happen is creating the largest voter turnout in the history of american politics. [cheers and applause] >> we are going to need your help in new hampshire to help us get out the vote, to help us spread the message, to help us go door-to-door and hound out literature, and do all the other things. please stand with us because when we win new hampshire we have a direct line to national victory. but our campaign is not just ending a corrupt political system, creating a vibrant democracy of one person one vote, our campaign is abo

which means he's just five blocks away. [ laughter ] i'm just kidding bernie's here. was actually a fun moment before the show when our audio guy was putting a microphone on bernie and he was like, "trust me, i'm not going to need that." [ laughter ] listen to this, in a new national poll bernie sanders is ahead of president trump by 1% [ cheers and applause and that's the only time you'll ever hear bernie sanders say, "god bless the 1%. [ laughter ] you know, we've had a lot of fun at the senator's expense, and he's such a good sport about it in fact, i had no idea how much fun we've had until i saw this >> jimmy: i've got cough drops in my pockets older than him the 1% is coming from inside the house! strawberry smuckers. [ laughter ] marmalade! [ applause ] get off of me. i'm not a scarecrow. this is me whispering. i've never been so turned on in my life! i see it, i like it, i want it, i got it slay all day [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm happy he's here. [ cheers and applause i'm happy he's here. well, today in washington, trump pardoned a pair of turkeys nam

if you want to punish politics, your choice is him or bernie. bernie has downsides. he has a little jolt of energy after getting through his health problem. yang -- if you want to blow everything up, yang is it. i have not seen him perform in a meaningful way. i think he is interesting. iowa, it is booker. kamala is on her way out quickly. amy klobuchar finally woke up and decided to be a candidate after being passive. probably too late. she could get a lightning bolt, but not have the dollars to amplify what is going on in the electorate. i don't write off either cory or amy. if they become the understudy, they could run the poll in new hampshire. that said, if the election was held today, i bet elizabeth warren would be the democratic nominee. >> and win new hampshire. yang, the ad firm he just tired was run by my former partner, tad devine. they made the brilliant america ad for bernie sanders in 2016. it will be interesting to see what they do with this multimillion dollar ad buy, which i suspect will be concentrated in new hampshire more than in iowa. i want to

who says bernie doesn't know who to send to al sharpton. thank you. >>> up next, today marks one year until election day 2020. we'll take a look at the current state of the democratic race and what could be on the horizon. you're watching "politicsnation." - 10 years ago, we started legacybox. if you're like us, you have a box of old video tapes, film reels, and photos, just degrading away in your closet. - [nick] legacybox saves these memories by professionally digitizing them on dvd, thumb drive, or the cloud. - [adam] it's easy. load legacybox with your media, and you get back your originals and new digitized copies. - [nick] legacybox is simple and safe with over a half a million satisfied customers. - preserve your memories today. visit legacybox.com and get 40% off. - [nick] that's legacybox.com. i've always been faand still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to

were to rise in the polls that he would come out and speak out against bernie sanders. do you think you would actually do that? >> i really hope for the party's sake that he does not. because the dnc has been really struggling ever since 2016 to get rid of the notion and combat this notion that the process is rigged. i appreciate that obama is a citizen now and is certainly entitled to his own opinion, but it would not do the dnc or the process any favors. we need to let the voters decide. he won former president obama has said he is concerned some of the candidates are moving too far left. i believe he's referring to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and their old medicare for all, which obviously the polls are biting them where it hurts, because that is why they are sinking. even democrats see that doesn't make sense. they don't want to be billed as those on the suffering end of medicare for all, considering there is no money to pay for it. do you think obama has a point? 's eternity maybe sent a silent message to some of these candidates? >> yes, he is. some of the

and we're going to come back to bernie sanders in a moment just on trump voters though pretty much all of the academic evidence has been a must since election suggests that the there were multiple factors and different types of vote as you mentioned but the common fire the main driving force was racial resentment over anything else it was a quote unquote white lash as van jones of c.n.n. put it. all that salute and there's no doubt about it i think that van jones is right about that and by the coach is right about that and by that he glaude and imani perry and others are right about that but that doesn't mean that exhausts his whole base yes and his base is broad enough that one can still get at those who are willing to side with progressive on these issues of not just class in the abstract but assets to health care quality education decent housing and so forth and so on what about trump himself would you call trump a white nationalist or is he just an opportunist who sees political benefit in aligning himself with the white nationalist movement now numbing by the trump is a bona fide

that's bernie. he's the angry muppet guy and you kind of feel bad for him because frankly, he did write the set. this is him that stood up and said this is what we are going to be for you and i'm going to take the democratic party to a different place. i get the feeling now that even though there is a strong bernie's team, elizabeth is new and it is this sort of shiny new object bringing him started down the middle, and he clearly is starting to resent -- he's kind of screaming at everybody come he's just become larry david, literally. the question is how long does this where the democrats say i don't think he can win, and the other thing. i hear an awful lot of that from democrats. democrats follow him along usually. they don't care about that. they want to be trump and i'm not sure they think bernie can do it. >> again, we all look at these polls because the media report them because they don't have an election data report and one it's harder and harder to pull anybody because nobody will take the

why did that happen with bernie sanders?bernie sanders did not shut it down because we have a president who has had 34 members of his administration indicted. it seems a little bit like a criminal syndicate. i don't agree with bernie sanders not shutting it down. i do think we need to stick to the issues. but he didn't. >> harris: i'm going to go back to brian. >> he won't be able to shut it down because the stream is on the rails and nobody in the primary is going to get in the way of it. the last thing sanders needs is another person endorsing him who is going to pull into the left and make the rest of the country think that we have a socialist or because i communist who is running for president. but you look at omar's rhetoric here, it's about the workers of the world uniting or something to that effect. she's talking about the end of western imperialism. boy, that might play well in minneapolis in front of a crowd of hard left voters, but in the general election people are going to say, "wait a second. what does that mea

bernie is doing better.ne that's putting it together in terms of where am i getting my delegates from that add up which is what we also need to be reminding people. iowa and new hampshire are fine but they're becoming less significant when you have three people splitting the vote. they're becoming less significant. >> here's a relevant poll before you answer. 103 are the different demographics. the white voters, biden, sanders, warren, buttigieg. buttigieg is at 17%. and then he's right now nonwhite which is hispanic and black. >> there are a lot of us who have not believed that joe biden will or could go the distance. you look at the fact he came out of the gate in the spring with a lead. still has the lead six months later. and he has the lead after so many flubs. after answers in debate that, if you were trying to evaluate his syntax and grammar you'd need a super computer to diagram it all. >> or a record player. >> he's had one of the weakest performances i've ever seen a front-runner have in any nomina

juan, bernie is real. bernie is likable. he's authentic.> juan: bernie is likable? cranky. >> jesse: bounced back from a heart attack and have the best debate of his life. i don't think hillary has ever bounced back. to your point about this book and the timing, i'm also hearing barack obama can't put a pen on paper and has dragged out his memoir and now it said to be released in the spring and that's right at the height of the nomination process for the democrats. he will suck up all the oxygen for them and you're not going to hear a thing with the impeachment stuff about the nominee. also to your point about the skits, they create skits on talk shows for two people. really talented comics or politicians. you need a skit for a politician because you have to spruce them up with props and an ensemble of talented people around them to make them look better and i think this is the first time her cackling has been used well. >> juan: we have some breaking news, folks. beto o'rourke, former congressman from texas, is dropping out of the democrat

that's what i think bernie will do. that's why i'm for bernie.ou're for just get involved in this. we've got a great list of candidates. >> all right. michael moore has thought about how he'll handle thanksgiving tomorrow. good luck to you and your families whatever you talk about, whether it's politics or anything he is. michael moore, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. happy thanksgiving. >> appreciate that. you as well. and up next the critical climate report just released by the u.n. we are at the point of no return and here in the u.s. that will mean even more deadly california wildfires and more days of intentional blackouts in an attempt to mitigate a risk. a ris to repair heart tissue. so bill can scream his heart out. without putting his heart in danger. at bayer, this is why we science. may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. lease the c 300 sedan for just $399 a month at the mercedes-benz winter event. hurry in today. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is tic

. >> i agree exactly with what bernie said. but i want to talk about how we're going to win in 2020. i don't mean to change the subject but i think it's sort of important that the democratic party not only beat donald trump in 2020 but have a sweeping victory across the country. and what that's going to mean is turnout. in the united states of america the democratic party keeps talking about trying to persuade a few people who are republicans to like us when up to half the people don't vote at all because they think neither party tell, the truth, no one deals with my issues, the system is broken, why would we vote? but what we've find next gen america is that is the start of a conversation about why votes are so important. and if you look at 2018 and flipping the house, what really happened was democratic voting went up by 3/4. in the 38 congressional districts where next gen america was turning out young people, the turnout went up by more than 100%. more than double. so for us to win, for everybody on this stage, for whoever'

because bernie has to fix his heart with exerciseet and ago healthy. meanwhile, trump is balls deep in a k.f.c. bucket, "i'm going to live forever, bitches!" let's move on to some international news where one of the most beautiful places on earth is in deep trouble. >> there is a state of emergency in venice tonight as the historic italian city deals with its worse flooding in more than 50 years. much of venice was submerged because of an exceptionally high tide, one man seen swimming in historic st. marks square. the mayor blaming it all on climate change. >> trevor: this is terrible to see, one of italy's most magical cities is completely under water. it's also crazy to see how there's one guy, always one guy making the most of any disaster. i bet after the "titanic" sank, there was one dude in the water like, marco! marco! come on, guys!" but look, one way or another, i know venice is going to bounce back from this flooding. first of all, italy has fantastic plumbers, and, also, if anyone knows how to turn a disaster into a tourist attraction is ita

>> i'd probably say bernie. >> some strong bernie buzz at the revolt summit in los angeles where i talkedlks about their thoughts on washington, d.c. and the campaign trail. do any of the candidates strike you as being on your side yet? >> i love bernie. i love elizabeth warren. there are so many good democrats that it is not enough to take on the one republican. you know? >> in 2016 young voters were the only age group to increase turnout by about 1% but adults between 18 and 29 are still the least likely to vote. could we see a big change in 2020? what are the issues you think will motivate young folks to turn out in 2020? >> i don't know because i don't know if they believe in the federal process. >> wow. >> i think they've watched not just for the last four years but almost the last 12 years a congress that has by and large passed no pieces of legislation. no major pieces of legislation outside of the affordable care act. i think young african-americans want results and i don't know if they believe the candidates currently there will deliver those. >> if hip hop had its own political

senador bernie: sÍ.a reforma migratoria integral, y eso va a ocurrir en mi presidencia. jorge: ha conseguido mÁs contribuciones de latinos que cualquier otro candidato. senador bernie: y estoy agradecido por eso. jorge: muchos lo llaman "tÍo bernie". ilia: estoy con osvaldo ozuna que vino a los 10 aÑos al paÍs. estÁ recibiendo daca y tiene una pregunta. osvaldo: cientos de miles de inmigrantes como yo que llegamos a este paÍs de niÑos, tenemos un estatus de limbo legal, y trump quiere ponerle fin a toda costa. queremos saber cÓmo usted va a garantizarle a estas cientos de miles de personas que van a dar un paso hacia la ciudadanÍa? senador bernie: yo voy a deshacer todas las malditas cosas que ha hecho trump con decretos presidenciales. lo que eso quiere decir es que podemos restablecer el estado legal para 1,800,000 jÓvenes y sus padres. lo que no puedo hacer por orden ejecutiva es una reforma migratoria integral, pero mi palabra es que en los primeros 100 dÍas, vamos a presentar, y espero que sea bipar

bernie sanders, a lot of true believers.he's kind of been eclipsed by elizabeth warren and unfortunately he's a 78 euros candidate who recently had a heart attack. i don't think endorsements are going to change that. there's no discounting him because he does have the ability to raise a lot of money and there's a lot of people who liked him in 2016. more of those people may be splitting off to other candidates. >> dana: since he keeps the big base of support of his and they are so enthusiastic, do you think he should maybe branch out and try to do some other media type interviews so he can show himself, if he really thinks he can take on donald trump in the general election. >> anyway, he is similar to donald trump who spends a lot of time playing to his base and bernie plays to his base. i like to see them do more interviews on fox and elsewhere. it seems like he sticks to his core themes. i don't see much of a message by bernie to expand his level of support. he probably feels like trump did. what worked in 2016 will work

in a happens everywhere. >> bernie tells us the bloodlines -- bernie tells us and you cited in the book when people wait in long lines that is a sign of a healthy socialism. when we suggest you go down into the lines alike in venezuela. i don't think people are too excited in the great wealth of our country. our country is so wealthy, we do not have a food problem. we have an access to food problem, the biggest problem we have in health and one of the biggest health problems is too much food. in the pers people and nurses id are better off than the middle class and most societies around the world. and we had to figure out how to get people excited about being part of that, even like unemployment workforce participation people who don't participate is like 38% in some communities is 50% and is still needs to be a thing and it's coupled with the drug problem. people are working in the worst with the process and they're more likely to get into the drug problem. we still have a problem here and every day the people without businesses are saying we cannot find enough workers. and we still ha

rob: will these scandals hurt bernie sanders's campaign?k about this, investigative reporter, thanks for coming on this morning, we appreciate with aoc. a former campaign chair, they are in some hot water, tell us what you know about the aoc investigation? >> this guys wall street finance and multimillionaire who puppeteer the candidacy of aoc and had her and a bunch of other candidates and created software that ran hundreds of campaigns and all the money they raised was going to a for-profit company he controlled. after that, also another pack that aoc didn't disclose she was on the board and that is a big issue right there and that is an issue that potentially rises to the level of being a criminal violation. rob: ilhan omar funneling new money, she is divorced now and was funneling $370,000 to someone she was having an affair within his company. >> she has been violating campaign rules since she was in office, when she was married to her brother, filing taxes with another guy, she used campaign-finance money to cover up the marriage to h

bernie sanders 37%. as for elizabeth warren 38% of iowa caucus goers say she is too liberal. 53% of bernie sanders' supporters say he is too liberal of iowa caucus goers. that is one of the reasons pete buttigieg is front and center because his views are just about what people are looking for. look at electability, though. overall this is something that is pretty interesting. joe biden is leading the way here with 52% of likely caucus goers believe he can beat president trump. look at the rest of this. only 46% of likely caucus goers say pete buttigieg can beat the president. as with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. when you take all of this together what are voters looking for? someone who believes in every policy position or who has a stronger chance to win? again and again we see this on a 63%, looking for someone with the strongest chance to win and only 32% who share the exact position. as we sit here tonight some 80 days before the iowa caucus this is where the race stands. we should say this i

is this it for bernie sanders political campaign? ticked up a few points, moved ahead of elizabeth warren, in second place nationally. given what happened six weeks ago, bernie sanders in a pretty decent place nationally. the bad news for him, look at th this, it's the age gap. same story since 2016. younger voters 28%. 35 to 49, 18%. 50 to 64, 7% support. 65 plus, he's barely registering, just 3%. and by the way, this is like half of the democratic electorate 50 years old and older and he's in single digits. he's barely registering down there. that's been a problem for sanders since 2016. again, an age gap there. it's an issue for him. finally pete buttiegieg. what's good for pete buttiegieg in the polls now? this is the national poll out this week. if you break it down by race, among white voters nationally, pete buttiegieg may be the front runner right now. he's coming in first place among white voters nationally in the democratic primary. of course, it's not just white voters who vote in the democratic primary. there are a lot of

is there a different bernie sanders since prior to this health scare?ifferent. obviously i travel with him probably 80% of the time and see his sense of humor every day. he's incredibly funny as a person and i think people didn't realize this. this october people have seen more and more of that in public. i'm glad. they see the real bernie sanders who's incredibly funny. >> talk about michael bloomberg's entry into the race. your campaign is keenly appear. spent over $58 million on tv ad buys in the last three weeks most headed tz towards super tuesday states and going to skip the first four primary states. what is your view of the bloomberg entry into the race and how do you view senator sanders as an alternative to that? >> look, this is the problem with elites. he thinks he can skip iowa and new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. four states you have to really interact with voters, talking one on one in rooms. rooms of 20, 30, 40. wants dpo go out blanket the airwaves. that's a problem in this race. you want a candidate who can relate to the peopl

>> bernie has a solid base of support.can people are going to come out and vote for it. >> one of the polls showed that senator san¥ey 45% ofñr americans were not comfortable abouu"his health or concerned those people feel better? >> show, don't tell. /w+ you were with him this week in iowa doing a number of events. we will be back out next week. the american people didn'tt( ha a chance to see bernie sanders out on the campaign trail. when they do, they'll recognize he is ready to be president of the united states. >> do you acknowledge thatw3 that's a hurdle? is that something that has to b1 overcome? >> overcome is the wrong word. it's right that people ask questions about that. it's right for our campaign to show people. >> let's talk about something that's been getting a lot of the real question to the american people, other candidates who want tofá contin a lot of people were taking notes that sanders was the only candidate thatçóe1ok actually -t of people are talking about the optics so far. how has he seemed on the%

bernie.ernie. >> chris, without do you think best understands the needs of black voter. >> donald trump. >> huh? >> explain. >> some of the stuff i have heard, he's already doing it like prison reform, he has been hanging around black people as long as i can remember they love him until he ran for president as a republican. trump was the man. >> raise your land if i remember when done all trump was the man. >> the man as in the man but not the man. >> he wouldn't let black people into his apartment. >> roy know what i am talking about. >> i don't know what he is talking about. but maybe some word association will show us what they think is the other candidate. >> joe biden. >> pass. >> touching women. >> so then positive, next candidate. >> thinks well on the feet. >> warren is discussed giving black people reparation s that a campaign promise you believe she can fulfill. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> instead of calling it reparation, what if they called it back pay. >> no, that sounds even worse.

that is what they were doing. >> bernie, answer this.id they only charge one and not the other five? i guarantee you -- tell me why. >> i don't know all the facts of the case. i would bet they only have one that they have identified one. if you see these guys, they are all masks, they knew they were doing. this is no different than the antifa groups in all these other groups that go out there and act like animals. listen, if you harass, intimidate, threaten, obstruct -- >> you said they did not commit a felony. >> laura: hold on. leo, are you saying that if a person at another line of work who happened to be a minority words surrounded by a bunch of people, maybe they happened to be nonminority, and they are mass people but they are surrounding them, at least temporarily, blocking their way, you would not find that to be threatening? i know a lot of people who would find that threatening. let alone if it is surrounding a law enforcement officer. >> laura, you are a good lawyer. a situation is different. bernie has to admit. these are off

>> who knows. >> bernies numbers have improved. >> he is gone. kennedy: he -- >> party does not' him. kennedy: he is earning more. >> they don't want him,. kennedy: they love him. >> it is fun, enjoy it while is a thing. kennedy: are you telling me that bernie sanders can add -- candidacy. >> it cannot happen, i know he is slipping on his caus cousin's house, he will go from canada from here and then they ship him back to china. kennedy: the man panel returns in a little bit, my eyes are up here, okay. the secret ukraine mutua impeact hearings about to go public? hearings about to go public? shifty schiff has the goods, kt the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1% a 94% decrease. neulasta® onpro is designed to deliver neulasta® the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta® is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy.

it's important that the kids trust him so that they can talk to him everyone here knows bernie and he knows this is the only way to reach some of them especially those who aren't ready yet for the other activities and programs build office. the organization also offers discussion groups for juveniles with criminal records there not his strictly voluntarily attendance as one of their parole conditions carlos leads the group today they're talking about their mothers this. is not easy was the 1st thing. is hard so appreciate your mother. some feign disinterest others shift on comfortably in that chance talking about their emotions is something they'd never really learn to do we can we can help you guide you but you guys go in the woods and say you know what is it that you saw in the carlos the former gang leader who spent 25 years in jail talks openly about his emotions and his mother she never failed to visit she never feel december commissary money she never was there for the 70 pictures you know of family events she never go to you know a separate collector. she was always. my homey.

that has, an idea put forward by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.a look. >> i believe we should move to make college affordable for everybody. there are some voices saying that doesn't count unless you go further. free even for kids that are millionaires. don't want to make promises, only the ones we can keep. >> and alexandria ocasio-cortez called it a gop talking point. will that ad hurt him? >> i don't know if it will hurt him. pete has enough talent on his hand trying to resonate with voters of color specifically to this policy it's interesting. it's not necessarily free college. i mean, it's public service. the public pays the public benefits. when you kind of dig a little deeper in that policy and look at the reasons why some people don't support that it takes us back to historical moments where people started not supporting this when people of color specifically black people started gaining access to some of the public services. i think it's a slippery slope that pete is walking and i think again when we talk about pete resonating, he has a h

be careful about that language, bernie. be careful. >> that our system of politics is corrupt. that's too strong. i'm sorry, that is abrupt aspects, to say our democracy is corrupt is a bad starting point with a lot of people's hearts about this country. that's what i think. >> thank you, chris. we have four minutes until off air, our family members in, no, starting with you, what are you making with that gentleman in atlanta just said? >> i agree with him. i'm from a state where the cultural issues have coth my party dearly. so i relate to the point he's making. on the other hand, i also relate to the fact our healthcare system is very messed up and very painful for many american families and we got to do something better about it. my overall take on today is, we watched hour upon hour of testimony today about a man who has taken this country to a place where up in of us thought would happen, without more americans standing up saying not on our watch. today i watched a bunch of candidates who have much of what they agree o

>> who knows. >> bernies numbers have improved. >> he is gone. kennedy: he -- >> party does not' him. kennedy: he is earning more. >> they don't want him,. kennedy: they love him. >> it is fun, enjoy it while is a thing. kennedy: are you telling me that bernie sanders can add -- candidacy. >> it cannot happen, i know he is slipping on his caus cousin's house, he will go from canada from here and then they ship him back to china. kennedy: the man panel returns in a little bit, my eyes are up here, okay. the secret ukraine mutua impeact hearings about to go public? shifty schiff has the goods, kt mcfarland is back, she will bring everything down next. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪

you don't think bernie sanders could get elected at that point? >> guest: he says denmark is socialist they love the socialism but we are not socialist and we have the weekend to this impact on the class as they try to have a more capitalist system. the interesting thing. to look at the statistics they say scandinavians live longer than we do and have higher incomes than we do. the interesting thing if you look at ones who live here their average is still high here and there is something about culture and the idea of the work ethic that makes a difference. it's harder to teach people that this is what we have to get away from the government schools and see johnny deserves to have a trophy even though he can't spell. we don't teach them to work ethic and a whole segment that have never felt that a steam and i tell people all the time i believe this network is not a punishment is a reward. you can be a dot or, by air, nurse, jennifer. if you don't do something with your body it is a hole in your life that is a big problem for all of -- >> host: you

so it sounds as though, despite the health concerns, people are standing by bernie sanders. >> berniers is remaining steady. and he has been for quite sometime. in fact, he's averaged at 16% over ten cnn national polls and last night bernie sanders made a bit of a stop on the late night campaign trail, appeared on the "tonight" show starring jimmy fallon and you see him shooting hoops. i think he beat jimmy fallon and he slow jammed the news where he talked about his health. >> i'm feeling strong, energetic and more ready than ever to fight for the american people. [ applause ] >> so what you're saying is -- ♪ i do my hair, check my nails ♪ check my nails, bernie how you feeling. >> feeling good as hell. >> so bernie sanders doing his best to channel lizzo there as he heads into the thanksgiving holiday. amy klobuchar and kamala harris are spending their thanksgiving in iowa. >> bernie sanders channeling lizzo, thank you very much. >>> and coming up, vld is releasing his annual calendar just ahead. >>> and coming up, vld is we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army m

i think the fact that bernie is rising because of name i.d. elizabeth warren is falling in the polls because there is a socialism backlash. i think that is what is happening. buttigieg is not really a factor yet, not until he gets into second or third place. i happen to think this is socialism backlash, because the american people demonstrated and said over and over, i have been getting this anecdotally, that they are not stupid and all of these socialist ideas, that all of these people are putting out there, aren't resonating with the people. and all you have to do is look at some of the latest polls which verify that because many of the people that consider themselves moderates or in the middle, 10%age points swing against impeachment. charles: right. >> i also believe they're also not buying the socialist ideals. that is what the current crop of candidates are doing. and that is basically, they're selling socialism. charles: so it sounds like to me, in your mind, maybe, mike bloomberg made a smart move to sort of take his platinum parachute

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and concerns about bernie sanders and elizabeth warren's race to the far left.ek bernie sanders released an unprecedented immigration plan that would, among other things, impose a moratorium on deportations, break up immigration enforcement agencies like ice, grant full welfare access to illegal immigrants and welcome a minimum of 50,000 climate migrants in sander's first year as president. the fear is that bernie's plan will have swing states swinging away from democrats. elizabeth warren's $52 trillion medicare for all plan which promises not to raise taxes on the middle class, a promise that nearly everyone, including swing staters are skeptical. but if bloomberg, biden, bernie or warren are not on your wish list, how about former attorney general eric holder. an msnbc analyst says holder might join the race. experts say the fact that holder is even considering a run is an indication that he sees an opening. >> tammy: trace, thank you very much. joining us with reaction is american conservative union chair matt schlapp, former white house press secretary and

in fact he has rally as at hpcus lot bernie sanders and warren. he has to meet people where they are. and i would be remiss if i didn't mention tonight was not only a great night for pete buttigieg but there are a lot of people in iowa betting on amy klobuchar and she's having a great night. >> you mentioned amy klobuchar, so hillary to you now. i spoke to mark mckinnon. he told me amy klobuchar is getting a lot of buzz. she's well organized there on the ground in iowa. she's only polling at 4%, but also she's pushing a more moderate message. >> she is. and i frame what keith and bakari said sort of a different way, which is really iowa is the only place pete buttigieg can move his presidential campaign right now. when you look at those first four big primary states, iowa is the place where he's got the best chance. under the theory bakari says, joe biden has more african-american support than any of the candidates including our, you know, leader in kamala and cory. but i think when we look at what pete buttigieg can do in iowa, that is the place

the ball. >> reporter: you know how bernie sanders can get a little grouchy? could keep that down a little bit. >> reporter: now you can't keep him down. this is the story of bernie's night as a -- not quite two months after his heart attack. the sound off of the temptations lured him to the dance floor. and he invited woman after woman to take a spin. even if this one shyly resisted his attempt to twirl and even when he tried to stock, one a another they kept coming in. flashes popping as he scored dancing selfies. would bernie have been tempted to get down the temptations before he-his heart attack? those who cover him say he's a more light-hearted, humorous man after his health scare. mayor pete buttigieg's supporters have gone viral with a panic at the disco dance. >> it's all part of mayor pete's strategy to get a negative percentage of the black vote. >> reporter: nothing strategic about bernie's dancing. he was pounced on by 23 women and one guy. as the four tops put it, neither could bernie. >>> as is tradition in the u.s. president donald trump pardon