bernie was like don't.their stories, if we get people to explain their pain, we'd have a sense in our society that our problems are alone and our fault in our system. but if you recognize that it's not just you who can't afford college, it's everybody. it's not just you having problems affording medical care, it is a societywide problem, then we have to start tackling those problems as a society. >> i remember watching the day that he ended his campaign. i remember -- i've worked on a winning campaign and a losing campaign. those days are so painful as staffers. i wondering if you can just tell me what the day was like for you, and if you think bernie sanders would run for president again? >> the day -- having been on winning campaigns and losing campaigns too, the end of a campaign, i think only a staffer can describe it. in a way it's like the end of the world. you've been fully immersed in this world forever. the campaign ends and it's the end of the world. this campaign ends not only because it was bern

see hillary was supposed to come back, bernie.tic bench is thinner than chris wallace's demo reel from cnn plus. [laughs] thanks i just needed to get that in there. inflation, crime, mental health is the biggest the biggest issues of our time. every one of those the democrats of kind of made it worse even knowing the outcome of the lucas crime rates they defunded the police and demoralize the police. this is appearing, half a trillion, that's can be one inflation point right? they look the city streets look at social media. we have an epidemic of mental illness going on and he can put people into therapy or treatment because it's a violation of their rights. so even i guess i'm getting at is even if one democrat wins that is insane. this is probably the greatest opportunity for the republicans who actually clear the table if that's the right phrase because those metrics that i mention are so important. the only thing that will stop us as if the media decides to take those metrics off. laptop or create a new hoax which up and try t

what about old joe and bernie? >> no, no,, no, come on, man bernie you can't run. i might be older than you but smarter. i could be 114 and smarter than you. >> but millionaires and billionaires they don't have to work at all. they are all for us. >> i'm thinking a guy name hunter. you might know him. i'm not sure he came by his money in the most honest way in the world. >> greg: come on, look, i got to go. >> had a u turn this thing off? how do you turn this thing off? how do you turn this thing off? >> greg: you know, tyrus what about all these old white man in power that will [bleep] you off. >> serious. >> greg: angry, angry, angry. >> that is why i bow on the other side. angry old white guys or tools. this is exactly what is wrong with everything. [laughter] this is exactly what it is. bernie can't win in his own party and he's going to run again. so we must be low on funds so he needs to make some money. our dear, sweet president doesn't know what day of the week it is a lot of times. and who was asking him that question? i don't leave our own, dear sweet pet

why is bernie sanders popular? if any democrat is running out there, why is bernie popular?t his position? >> there's a credibility of fighting for working-class issues, one, right, an authenticity and a belief over lifetime that's what he does. secondly, somebody with progressive muscular ti wields power and authority with a sense of a moral vision of justice for our economy. i'm going to take the fight to amazon, to starbucks. and when warkers are standing up, i'm going to get behind them like a freight train. it has resonance. ask the question, the democratic party is certainly losing support. with whom? young people, working-class people, disaffected people becoming cynical about politics. who speaks to that? how do you get people who aren't already with you? i think senator sanders' vision does that. >> so the fact that a superpac was spending money on felderman on this was -- >> not only fedderman. look at the congressional races, these crypto billionaires, all kinds of people spending money in these races and they'll make you feel afraid of oh, the progressive vision,

he voted one hundred% with bernie sanders. bernie is a good moderate, right? bernie is the head of the budget committee. if you look at the polls, running in arizona, we should beat mark kelly. the same with new hampshire and other states. biden's numbers are really bad. you can go go to nrc.org, we put up a lot of polls. they will vote with it. i am optimistic about winning. i'm optimistic about having an agenda around. what you are doing tonight and what you do during the campaign makes a difference. if you need something in florida, call me. i am full-service. when i was governor i tried to get everybody to move their. that would be appropriate tonight. here's how our state budget's budget, anybody down there as a tourist, you pay 25% of our sales tax. with this only two taxes in the state, sales tax, 6% goes to the state, you pay 25% and the house, property taxes, don't use it, great for us. that is how we are funded. that's why we don't have income tax. i know other states are trying to get rid of income tax, which you are able to compete but if you need

detective bernie nelson had investigated hundreds of murders.o keep the recurring images of death at arms length. but this case was different. he was the father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i've been shot. me and my mother have been shot. i'm bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl in her bedroom. she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken it seemed clear the killer broke into the house. in fact the burglar alarm had gone off, but it was disabled in under one minute. and that put karen's thing kion loft and at the top of police is persons of interest. list he lived in the house. he knew the code. police brought him in for questioning. >> does your mom set the alarm for the? house all the time? >> one of the detectives plainly said, everybody in that room things it's you, you're the only one that had access to the code. >> would you have hurt your mom and sister? >> you would'v

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i am a progressive wondering if you have ever had bernie sanders on your podcast. personally think he has motivated millions of people, in particular, young people, to become politically engaged and i think that is a great thing. host: who wants to take that? guest: we have not had bernie sanders on the podcast or any actual elected official route -- elected officials. if senator sanders is listening and he wants to come on, we would love to have him. it is interesting in american politics because he has views much closer to an orthodox marxism than any other american politician i can think of. i might be missing someone. i think he has ideas that are a little outside the norm and the status quo. i would personally love to have an orthodox mock cyst on the show to have a conversation. although orthodox marxism is kind of out of fashion, i think it falls a lot of people's political views these days, not only bernie sanders. host: one issue that is divisive is gun-control. president biden spoke about how they can industry has made it difficult to get more regulation

bernie sanders and a.o.c rallied with amazon workers in staten island over the weekend, and bernie recently the senate floor to champion the reinvigorated union movement, in typical bernie fashion >> unions provide better wages, benefits, and working conditions for their members. that is what unions do not complicated. that is why it makes sense to join a union and why it makes sense for us to do everything that we can to grow the trade-union movement in this country. and i know there are some folks out there who are not union members and they're saying, "well, it doesn't really impact me. you're wrong it does. >> seth: i love when bernie cuts through the bull[bleep]. i wish they would have let him host "jeopardy!" "what is the spanish armada? "you're wrong. aren't you, um - aren't you supposed to tell us the right answer now "if you want to know the right answers, you should have studied harder now pick a category, or i'll pick it for you! [ laughter ] no one knows how musk's acquisition of twitter will turn out or whether trump will return to the platform and what the effect of that will

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now bernie sanders is a possible contender.e in because they have no great prospects. obviously no one believes truly that joe biden, with historically low poll numbers is actually going to run again. he has demonstrated in one year in office just over a year in office how bad a job one can actually do. the measure people -- american people are suffering because of it the world now suffering because of it and see these people bernie sanders coming back. the problem is i think people are going to be a little gun shy when it comes to voting for somebody who is 83 years old. my goodness, we have seen how embarrassing it's been having a president who clearly is a little tooled or has a cognitive issue like joe bidens when he out there on the world stage. it does not bode well for america. as a republican, i do want joe biden to get back in to take another run of it? absolutely i do. i think it means that the republicans, whoever it might be, possibly donald trump, would, without a doubt, win that election but we will have to wait a

haskins was 24. >>> senator bernie sanders has not ruled out another run for the white house.e washington post" quotes a memo from a sanders adviser saying he is open to running for a third time in president biden doesn't seek re-election. sanders would be 83 years old on election day 2024. >>> dramatic new testimony from the johnny depp defamation trial. the hollywood star taking the stand, describing the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his ex-wife. this morning, johnny depp is preparing to face cross-examination in his fierce legal battle with ex-wife amber heard. >> she was banging on the doors and screaming obscenities. >> reporter: depp is suing her for defamation, claiming she was alluding to him in a 2018 "washington post" op-ed in which she acknowledged being a survivor of domestic abuse. depp denies abusing heard and says her claims damaged his career, costing his role as captain jack sparrow in pirates of the caribbean. >> telling people that i was a drunken, cocaine-fueled menace who beat women suddenly in my 50s, it's over. > reporter: depp now making the

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. >>> and a leaked memo indicates senator bernie sanders is open to another white house bid in 2024, if biden does not run. we will ask our sunday panel about the politics behind the leak and whether voters still feel the bern. >>> and just hours from now, polls close in france in a presidential election that could reverberate around the west and into ukraine. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news. the white house finding itself in a political bind just ahead of midterms, over its decision to lift title 42 by this time next month. the administration had used the public health order as a tool to deport migrants coming across the border during the pandemic. now a growing number of democrats want it to stay in place over fears the administration is not prepared for a summer surge from the south. in a moment, we will speak with one of those democrats, representing a south texas border district and republican michael mccall ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. we begin with fox team coverage. bill melugin is live in texas for us with more on the g

bernie sanders this week, jesse, talked about well if biden is not on the ticket i may make another runbernie bros starting to soak up now. >> the progressives are agitated. >> they are. >> they are saying look we are going to lose in november because we have a messaging issue which is not the case but also because we have not delivered on our agenda, what they have failed to realize, jesse, is that joe biden won in 2020. it was more of an anti trump vote than it was a pro-joe biden, pro-democratic -- >> jesse: and you had the covid situation and the mail-in ballots and the hunter laptop rigging it was all crooked. so you are saying progressive insurrection we're seeing, you are seeing bernie, you are seeing liz, you are seeing the squad join forces. do you think they could be effective in making a run and just kind of elbow joe out of the way, elbow shady nancy out of the way and really get the nomination? >> i think they are certainly going to try. the reason you are hearing all of these leaks about not just the biden white house but hunter biden and that investigation is that the lef

i like him but i'm not bernie sanders. i'm not a socialist. mainstream democrat. >> judge jeanine: but now, a year and a half into his presidency, we all know that's a lie. every time his administration has had the chance to be moderate, they have gone radical instead. from endorsing transgender youth sex change operation and hormone therapy to rolling out equity action plans across government agencies, the biden administration has gone fully woke. and the entire democrat party has followed. forcing taxpayers to wipe out student loan debt used to be something you would only hear from the squad. today, moderate joe is seriously considering it. >> i am considering dealing with some debt reduction. i am not considering $50,000 debt reduction. but i'm in the process of taking a hard look at whether or not there are going -- there will be additional debt forgiveness. >> judge jeanine: i don't know but, joe, the way most see it, if you take out a loan, it's your responsibility to pay it, not ours. now, joe is also far left on the border. he knows th

the question of speech and looking at it from that perspective, even bernie sanders, and a story that i read earlier today. quoted bernie sanders not too long ago that people have a right to give their two cents and give their speech without fear of violence or intimidation, etc.. yet today we have that going on, we have the end of a 2020 election where mainstream media would not talk about hunter biden. it would not talk about some of the, i would say allegedly, shady work he was doing and whether or not his father was a part of that. during the at the tail and of an election. we see it every day. there was a citation earlier that kids are not feeling safe because their lgbtq status. mental health and mental status issues are up because of covid-19. that is a statistic from the world health organization. i've seen it in my own children. they suffered because they were not in school, they were in virtual school. i've seen some children that have not been of the get back. i've seen increased in drug use that cannot have the ability to drive right now. when we have these conversations a

if we have not lost you yet, his bernie sanders when to run for president?you know anything that we don't? >> i have no idea. i hope so. i hope we get a bunch of people running, providing some alternatives and leaning on some of these messages we just talked about. i think we did that. amy: thank you again, zack exley and justin mikulka. we will link to your article at democracynow.org called "russia-ukraine war is another reason to break free of dirty steel, but u.s. companies still chase profits over green future." next up, powerlands. a new documentary about the displacement of indigenous people and environmental devastation across the globe. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "seed of life" by the navajo singer and activist radmilla cody. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue our earth day special by looking at how indigenous people are protecting the earth as we follow the journey of ivey camille manybeads tso, an award-winning queer navajo filmmaker whose new film shows how corporations lik

you blocked bernie with a few hundred people, superdelegates, keeping bernie from taking that nominationwe could've had a different history on the democratic side , the democrat party if you did , not have superdelegates, party elites, overruling thousands of primary votes to get their preferred candidate hillary rodham clinton. so then trump gets involved , because he had been fought by washington on both sides. democrats, maxine waters impeach 45, republicans fighting against him, it could have been a different story. democrats have to look at their party with the superdelegates. trump's super popular and i would vote for him again. host: as an independent, does it ever frustrate you that as an independent, it is really hard for you to have influence in those parties locally and much more broadly, nationally? caller: yeah, for sure. i have called in before and said that the two-party system is limited. that is frustrating, yes. i feel boxed in to vote for republicans. the democratic party has been a part of my family history for decades. i hope that answers your questions. host: we wil

you were one of his national co-chairs. >> good for bernie.ar politician in the country. he is advocating policies that are popular. medicare for all, free public college, not having student loans. i would support him if he uns. that is his decision. and he said he would only run if the president does not run. >> we have an older generation of democrats who have been running is fair to say here. should perhaps a younger progressive from california like yourself consider running in 2024? is that something that would cross your mind if there's an open primary? >> absolutely not. i don't think 2024 is the year people are looking for that. there's a lot of instability right now. someone like senator sanders or other progressives would be great. and if the president runs, he would have my support. i do think the president needs to act on some of these key progressive priorities. as a joking matter, i was saying to someone how many presidents do the baby boomers want? they have had a lot of them. we'll see. >> what are you gen x? i guess the go with

there was the 2000 occupy movement, the bernie sanders campaign, just real centers of capitalism that definitely didn't exist in 1996. everyone was kind of like, oh, we fixed inflation, there isn't much of a problem. the idea was that even though economics would later see a stagnant wage growth, like the media was covering stories. i will say it, i was a high school student in the late 1990s, and there was a time when burger king was offering $3,000 signing bonuses. signing bonus for working at burger king, summer of 1998. >> three grand for a signing contract saying i'll work for you? >> yes. >> i'm shocked. >> there are things like this in our economy right now that -- like there are a lot of entry-level jobs that are offering big paychecks to begin, and people are framing as the great resignation. how many of you ended a job and started a new one for better wages in the last couple months? matthew had a question. >> so at what point again did this whole -- what was it called -- the seattle world trade -- >> world trade organization, why you. >> -- world trade organization protest s

the democrats invaded the oval office and congress, these, their policies at work, they embraced bernieders, we we don't hear from him any more? i wonder why? they embrace the marxist agenda of destroying fossil fuels, you remember that document that bernie sanders and joe biden put out, most radical. it could have been written marxist, that is what they are instituting. they are going through this, u.s. government debt, over 30 trillion dollars. when biden took office is was 23 trillion. 30 trillion. it is unimaginable that percentage of gdp we've not seen since height of world war ii, here surpassing it, in relative peacetime. number one. the interest we have to way interest on the debt that takes a bigger and bigger percentage of the federal budget. you folks will see high inflation and shortages, and costy going way up. supplies down. this is the horror that is created by the left. when they abuse the laws of economics, the laws of economics are just as correct as the laws of physics, you can't change them with legislation or borrowing, man kind has experienced this before, whether

bernie's - panesar commenting.fans. jamie carrico called the decision a joke and bbc pundit and former player chris sutton called the move idiotic. burley sit in the relegation zone in 18th with just eight games to go this season. the manager had been the premier league's longest serving manager. very surprised by the dismissal of him _ very surprised by the dismissal of him 95— very surprised by the dismissal of him. 9.5 years at the club, he is going— him. 9.5 years at the club, he is going down_ him. 9.5 years at the club, he is going down is a legend. he has brought— going down is a legend. he has brought the community, the club, everyone — brought the community, the club, everyone in— brought the community, the club, everyone in the town together, over those _ everyone in the town together, over those years. — everyone in the town together, over those years, and put burley on the map. _ those years, and put burley on the map. so_ those years, and put burley on the map, so very surprised by that, but at the _ m

the whole idea is grotesque weekend at bernie's whiteed house, ed.. it's anitn insult to the princie of self-government, buts that doesn't mean it's not n coming according to a piece this week in the hill "e newspaper, joe biden has confided in his old boss barack obama that he does b in fact pl to run for reelection. believes joe biden believes he is quote h the only one who can beat donald trump, which if nothing else suggests that joe biden believess donald trump the first time. gllio hey, guys, i gotn one million votes maybe e i'll get five hundred million next time. so how did barack obama respond that the hill newspaper didn't say? we doer know that earlier this month obama referred to joe biden as quote vice president. so you can guess "vice obama never hid the fact that he didn't like or respect joe biden. obama thought biden was fakemp and incompetent, old white and annoying. and thatat was 10 years ago. so you can imagine how obama feels about the prospect of ant eighty six year old president joe biden. present joe now michelle obama, by con

that it would have existed in the 1990s that don't look like bernie sanders campaign in 2016. that just have a have a different flavor to kind of like overarching that could be very systems thinking. that would blame systems. would not say the answer is socialism. because socialism has been disproven. of what other answers might there be is that a little clear? i just wanted to like what is the key difference between the neoliberalism of the 90s and the know the physical conservatism of the 80s and also why is it that the gop continually acts like it is a party of bernie sanders' ways the the party of bill clinton? um, hmm. i don't think i can the second one. in terms of the difference between the so this is why it was third way, so democrat the knee like the economic neoliberalism of the 1990s. would reject some of the like some of reagan's policies of the 1980s. i'm struggling to think of specific examples. they would they would say things like to prevent outsourcing they would say like outsourcing is bad in american corporations shouldn't be encouraged to outsource. we shou

he voted 100% with bernie sanders. he's a good moderate, right? he's ahead of the budget committee. so if you look at the polls people running in arizona we should be able to leave mark kelly. there's no guarantee and we've got other states. they are really, really bad. you can go to the site we put up a lot of the polls. people come in our direction you just have to get out and vote and talk to them and vote. so i'm optimistic about winning and having an agenda to turn the country around but it's what you are doing tonight and what you do in the campaign that makes us different. if you need something in florida, call me. i am a full-service. when i was given i tried to get everybody to move their. that would be appropriate tonight. also, spend the money by the way. here's how the state budgets budget. anybody been down there as a tourist? you pay 25% of the sales tax and basically have two taxes in the state, the sales tax which 6% goes to the state. anybody buying a house, property taxes and you don't use it, it's good for us. that's why we don't have an income tax. don't hesitate

. >> carley: from the border to inflation yesterday, bernie sanders addressed the crisis.e sitting down because this may come as a shock to you, he blamed corporations and corporate greed. take a listen to this. >> during this pandemic and during the war in ukraine, all the sensibility, let this be a moment in which large corporations continue to enjoy profits. i think the american people or based on the polling i have seen have had enough. >> carley: yeah, you hear president biden echoed this type of sentiment too appear that high gas prices are because of greedy oil companies, not his policies trying to trade fossil fuel usage. are americans buying this? >> know they aren't. americans have had enough of his elites like bernie sanders and joe biden trying to talk about inflation as if it is started by anything other than failed policies by the administration. but let me say this, people and elites in d.c. talk about inflation as if it is abstract. i can tell you working up in a working-class family in the '70s come '80s last time we had inflation like this propagated by f

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when bernie sanders is celebrating you have the squad celebrating you.ters, hispanic voters the most dependent block of the democratic party, they are turning away from the biden administration. so i guess they think that going more progressive is going to make people on their side. i just don't think americans are buying. when you look at the gas tank. when you look at inflation. you look at crime, you look at the border. things that matter to average day citizens, just buying off of the young people is not going to get you elections win in the midterm. >> steve: inflation, lawrence, that's putin's problem. biden has to worry about his problem. elizabeth warren saying unless you pass more stuff before november you are going to lose. she is trying to scare the democrats into doing something. but, to your point, just there at the end, this is just outright vote buying. >> lawrence: it's buying the vote. and, you know, he campaigned on being mod dallas joe. we know that's not true. and i think when i go out there and talk to voters which is essentially eve

weekend at bernie's, white house edition, it is an insult to the principle of self-governmen.es not mean it is not coming. according to a piece this week in "the hill" newspaper, joe biden has confided in his old boss barack obama, he does in fact run for reelection. joe biden believes he is "the only one who can beat donald trump," which if nothing else suggests joe biden believes he beat donald trump the first time. hey, guys, i've got 81 million votes, maybe we will get 500 million next time. so how did barack obama respond to that? "the hill" newspaper didn't save your queen earlier this month obama referred to joe biden as "vice president," so you can guess. obama never hid the fact he did not like or respect joe biden. obama thought biden was fake and incompetent, old, white, and annoying, and that was ten years ago. so you can imagine how obama feels about an 86-year-old present joe biden. michelle obama, by contrast, will just turn 60 by the next time presidential election rolls around so clearly it is her turn. it is not just obama who feels that way. a lot of democra

i met bernie beruti. we met everyone. bernie was like, "give my best to david. said i want to be on 'twin peeks." and i got a meeting with joanna ray. and she said, "you are a delight. you much of must meet david lynch," and i got "twin peaks" through the mamet scam. ( cheers and applause ). it worked. it worked! >> stephen: respect. >> thank you! >> stephen: respect. oh, my god that's fantastic. >> it was good. it was good. it was good! that's how i got my start. >> stephen: that is fantastic. >> i'm a hustler, baby. >> stephen: did you ever get caught? >> stephen, sorry, but, yes, we did-- i did get caught. we got a little, like, you know, crazy with it. i really want-- i loved, you know, "st. elmo's fire" and i want to be part of that brat pack, mollie ingwald. and i wanted to meet the agent to the brat pack, and arnold katz got me in, and i went in and sat with her, and she was just like, "i just wanted to see what a liar looked like in person." can you believe it? and i was like oh, my god. she was like, "yeah, your little friend arnold katz called me.l ov

what should viewers know about bernie pile? -- ernie pile? guest: he traveled with gis on the ground and wrote a column a day until his death in the pacific in 1945. he is the standard by which all other war correspondents are measured. his columns were funny, human, touching. he was a marvelous writer. he wrote a book in between on the old typewriters, writing out 7, 800 page column a day and working on a book at the same time, which was a new york times bestseller about the war. just the standard by which all other war correspondents should be measured. host: marianne, new york, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. it is a real honor to be talking to craig shirley. i wanted to talk about one aspect of how these veterans -- how human these veterans and people involved in world war two were. my father was drafted at 26. his younger brother had been drafted in 1939 and the tour was supposed to be here. before he was discharged, it got extended for another two years and then he had six weeks to go and pearl harbor happened and all bets

now bernie sanders elizabeth one they've been very active lately.ys don't realize is the policies out of given them the biggest congressional lead and want double down. the amazing part of it is this is a just a normal midterm of a first-term president was unusually. >> jeanine: this is totally abysmal even there talk about it. >> greg: i might even try to help them unleash a new hoax. i think they should come out with a dossier on october saying that he was behind january 6th i did like that? and that is an airlift may be 10,000 tiki torches to a march on the pennsylvania avenue culminating in donald trump drinking bleach. factor every hoax. i think the state of the country say hey we need more the same policies. she's like a terrible doctor. she sees that u.s. a broken leg you don't want to break the other one. so the both equal because that's the whole point about liberal progressives is that it's not about achievement it's about everybody going down to the same level and she talks always about fairness, she is the most unfair person on the plane