not saying bernie sanders is a serial killer. but i'm not not saying that bernie sanders is a serial killer. i am going to you decide. if he isn't, why would he have to wear these gloves? [light laughter] just asking a question. the aging softens you with some notable exceptions. it would take more than age to make her sympathetic. may be a blood or sending her face to the dry cleaner. or del my time to shut out the belief that with age comes mellowed wisdom. joe biden proved that's not the case. he was a jerk back in the day, he's a jerk now. aging have the same effect on him as the hot sun does on an uncovered bowl of egg salad. except now the stuff joe says about millions of americans makes his oldness seem angrier and meaner as he divides and separates us like his 1980s, over. look at that. [light laughter] amazing how he was able to get all of his hair to grow back since then. how did he do that? getting older for joe isn't the same for bur bernie. it's the anger joe has about people. it's one thing sanders understands that

i've been around a long time in state politics and federal politics, i've never seen this more than bernie sanders and extreme liberal left siding up with broken leaders, i've never seen this so what i'm hearing is like revenge politics and basically revenge court one person and i'm thinking, it's not about me, this is about something bernie has never support anything about these forms you are facing our country today, we passed this opportunity, if you look at the united states ten years, that's minimum you look at states that have countries, vigorous environmental oversight, one to three years, one in three years and look at now because of the energy crisis in the ukraine war, considering emergency bypassing of environmental reduce and we don't think we are in a crisis do anything about it? and we can't? then you look here, look what the people looking at, two 100% increase in natural gas, how to increase. regular gas is up 67%. residential up 60% and look at what's happening as far as overseas. did you all get one of these? this is what we are talking about, what are we facing today? i'

relationship and we've talked to bernie about thisip i thank youo a foolish idea to think that you can replace the united states with china. that is not feasible when ten years ago or 15 years ago, this conversation would've been observant today, we can have an event like this and discuss russia but that only tells you the chinesese are changed and technologies etc. and now the way they are being perpetrated in the u.s. and the young people, young woman who like, one artist or another and posted in the new york times the concepts they pay good money. it's a very adverse reaction. >> is problematic with the unites is because hundreds of thousands of people going to school in america. >> sorry, justol make your point was clear to our listeners, you are saying, articles, for performing in saudi arabia. >> correct. >> and among other articles, and i think that suggests every loss for the united states because these people that veteran government to study in the united states. in the confidence in americans and system. these people are romanticizing china quite naÏvely. amy: a lot of people

this is about something that bernie has never supported anything about for me,th reform. you are facing your country today. we pass this out to you i think, permitting timelines but if you look at what we do in the united states that is a minimum. if you look at the states or the countries that have vigorous environmental oversights, one -- three years, one -- three years pretty for look at now it's happy because of the energy crisis were having in the ukraine war eu is considering emergency bypassing of all environmental reduce. and we don't think were in a crisis were not going to do anything about it? and then you look here at the energy prices look with the people in america and are facing 100% increase of natural gas. natural gas increase. regular gas is up 67% residential electricity. and then look at what's happening as far as overseas one 100% increase would you all get one of these? if you haven't we have them for you. this is what we are talking about. what are we facing today and how do we basically get through this? i'm here in republican leadership is upset t

. >> bernie was always the consummate news anchor.udy: former bureau chief frank says no worked with shaw starting in the 1980's. >> there was bernie. he came over from a broadcast network. they took a gamble on this new dream that ted turner had that there could be 24 hour news. judy: always cool under pressure, bernie covered some of the biggest stories of his time. >> i will never forget how he was almost doing play-by-play as the chinese authorities cut cnn's coverage during the tiananmen square candle -- scandal. >> i am being told that government officials are coming into the control room now. judy: from the massacre at tiananmen square, to the first gulf war, shaw was how many learned about history making developmentsround the world. >> i am just crunching down on the floor to get a better point of observation. the sky over baghdad is black. you can hear the occasional truck or cargo by, but you would not know that there is life outside. judy: shaw asked hard questions of leaders around the world and politicians from both parti

and since the very first day, cnn came on the air, bernie shaw was there. to one of our biggest role models here at cnn in news and in life. stay with us. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your trels, and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutely nothing with all those bubbles. without ever wondering if you're getting the most out of your trip. because you are. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. i still don't get it. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. click or call for a quote today. >>> before we go, my colleagues at "state of the union" and i want to pay tribute to a member of cnn royalty. longtime anchor bernard shaw, who passed away this week at age 82. for 20 years

bernie, would you agree with fascination? bernard: yes, i would.but i do not quite understand is why the obvious reality of the region is not plainly obvious to them. i do not understand why they are still like this. my only explanation is the domestic cost. their domestic commitments within the democratic party that are preventing the biden administration from pursuing what is clearly an america's national security interest. dr. doran: i think you explain to us. this is basically roll by professors. we are in this amazing world now where the worldview of the keeper that people in washington , d.c., running policy is pretty much the same as professors, something i thought i would never see. i ran away from the ivy league because i thought it was so detached from reality. i never thought to see it chasing me here to washington, d.c. but that is what we are seeing. mohammed, any last words for us? mohammed: i think i am out of last words unless you have another question. [laughter] dr. doran: tell us, just to close, just tell us what beautiful part o

bernie: i was in middleschool at that time. in most of the kids. i was thinking,we're in high school. i had my dog and, youknow, we were just doing what the kids do. some kidswere playing basketball. some kids werewrestling in the grass and we were justhaving a good time. shawn: we ended up movingfrom one location to the next. and in order to do that, we had cut throughbryant school park. so, we were walkingup the street. you can go through a gateinto the lot of bryant school. so, i was in the firstgroup of kids and phil was in the group ofkids that were behind us. steven: it seemed like assoon as we crossed over that, that plain to getinto bryant school police came, (sirens) like, walked off theedge of the grass, they just- they cameup through, and it was just coming. for us, when the policewould come, we would run. it's just what we did. but something in mesaid, "don't run today." they came out of the car, they opened the doors andthey came out with their guns, over the doors andthey were telling get on the wall, get onthe wall, get on the wall.

senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

>> it was classic bernie shaw.k another look at michael dukakis and made a decision about him that no doubt had an impact ultimately on their vote. >> reporter: a year later, the chinese government cracked down on news coverage forcing shaw off the air. >> for all of the hard working men and women of cnn, good-bye from beijing. i'm a child democracy. and when we were shut down, my temple just froze with anger. i remember i went back to my hotel room and i actually cried. >> reporter: for more than 20 years, shaw was the face of cnn and trusted news around the world. >> always steady. always solid. always trusted. and that to me is going to be his legacy. it was the "you can count on him" brand. >> reporter: but the public trust came with a personal cost. shaw said he sacrificed precious time away from his wife and two children and suffered ptsd from his time in baghdad. >> you pay a price. i happen to believe it is a worthwhile price to pay. but you are going to pay a price. >> reporter: it was the price of being a

bernie sanders.nie tried reintroducing a lot of progressive ideas that joe manchin removed from the bill, but all of his efforts failed, which might be why he was later photographed sitting on the capitol steps like this. oh, no, we've broken bernie! he looks like the depressed legislation from "school house rock." ( laughter ) i'm-- ( cheers and applause ) "i'm just a bill. i'm only a bill. and i'm sitting here waiting for soup." ( laughter ) overall-- ( cheers and applause ) we miss you, bernie. we miss you. overall, it was a good day for democrats, but the g.o.p. did get one win, because, on sunday, republicans forced the removal of a measure that would cap insulin prices at $35 for private insurers. ( audience reacts ) yeah, exactly! 35 million americans have diabetes, and republicans want insulin to be expensive? that's the most unpopular political move since j.f.k.'s campaign promise: "i'm gonna bang your wife!" ( laughter ) >> louis: wow. wow. really? ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: "and

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, again what's the, there were on the campaign. we had elizabeth warren running against scott brown. what we did, we ran elizabeth warren on the same ticket as obama. that's how she got that job we were some edit scott brown. host: we will take the comment. i think you met the january 6 committee when he referred to the committee. they are expected to meet again with televised hearings where we on that? guest: the january 6 committee has already said they were going to hold additional hearings. they have held eight hearings in the course of june and july. he said when they return from the summer recess which is this week, they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. there could be additional hearings in addition to that just one but some of the members of the committee, they want to focus on key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happens in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that followed leading up to the and operation. so that s

listen to bernie sanders.d have been heading up this and he wod have major we would not have had no side deal, especially the mvp coming to our backyard. that is horrible. this side deal come this whole ira, are going to give the ira and you're going to still push fossil fuels? what is that? come on, president biden. why did you sign that? you think it is ok to give a little bit of fossil fuels but it is ok because we will give you $700 billion? i don't think so. amy: thank you so much for being with us, the occaneechi band of the saponi nation in north carolina and the chair of the environmental justice committee for the naacp of alamance county. and russell chisholm of the mountain valley watch coordinator for the powhr coalition. that does it for our broadcast. we ended today on a very sad note, we want to extend our deepest condolences to our democracy now! producer marÍa ines taracena on the death of your grandmother ana elsa herrera in guatemala. mama elsa was 94. and also dear maria on the passing of yo

senator bernie sanders himself a millionaire who owns three houses says that no one should be worth abillion dollars. and would impose an 8% tax on the very, very rich. most of whom by the way it made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. and no one of course is any poor because of the digital maga fortunes that have been created in the last 40 years. enriching the rich by them is writing the poor is very poor public policy. just ask louis the 16th. becoming super rich as jeff bezos' has bys giving everyboda better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. ideologues like bernie sanders, had his honeymoon in the soviet union, please remember, i have been to moscow, it is very gay. well anyway on the first of many. [laughter] east are inventively ignorant of the most basic economics. not only would a wealth tax be extremely hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and the american population. you say jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his net worth in taxes every year. he would have to sell 8% of h

and democrat senator joe manchin warns bernie sanders and the far left are destroying u.s.rgy independence. that is what is fueling inflation. dr. fauci again claims school shutdowns were quote, worth it, after he denied urging shutdowns. and another family member goes viral on the internet. he is slamming a school board in california for hurting children. elon musk, he rides to the rescue of protesters in iran but the u.s. liberal left attacks elon musk for being a moderate. again major looting slamming businesses in democrat-run cities but the mayor of chicago attacks mcdonald's ceo for calling out chicago's crime wave. a dire cop shortage has murder capital new orleans trying to hire regular taxpayers to do police work. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. thanks for joining us. another brutal day for stocks. investors fear federal reserve rate hikes will tip the u.s. deeper into recession. the 10-year yield hits 3.9% for the first time since 2010. now investors have lost more than $7.7 trillion under president

and please, pass the word. >> bernie leaves behind his wife, linda, and two children.he family. may he rest in peace and may his memory be a blessing. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett picks up our special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth right now. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the end of an historic reign. britain's longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth ii, has passed away at the age of 96 after serving 70 years on the throne. these are pictures outside the queen's private residence in balmoral, scotland, where she died peacefully this afternoon. her family is gathered there. that includes king charles iii who is expected to address the

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senator bernie sanders, thank you very much.nk you. >> that is all in on this tuesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. right now. good>> good evening, chris. sickness, maternal daily, all the things we should have. protections, time. >> it's amazing how rare they are in american life, but i do think actually the last two years with the kind of -- the unionization, change is happening all kinds of places. you're seeing more of that. >> yeah, attitude toward labor has changed a lot even in this decade. and that is something to give us hope. thanks, chris, i'd always. and thank you at home for being here. one of trump's loudest offenses following the search of his florida beach club last month has been a pounding declaration that he

he would have ran back into told donald trump and bernie sanders.inaudible] we had elizabeth warren and scott brown i think his name was. what we did we look at the same ticket as obama. we put elizabeth warren on the campaign trail. i think he meant the january 6 committee when he was referring to the committee work expected to meet again, meet publicly, televise hearings. where are we on that? >> miexactly. the committee has said that they are going to hold additional hearings. they've held eight hearings during the course of june and july and said when they return from the summer recess, which is this week they will begin to hold additional hearings. we expect at least one of those to happen later this month. some of the members of the january 6 committee have said they want to focus on some key issues heading into the fall one of those being what happened in the wake of the january 6 attack on the capital in the days that follow all the way leading up to the inauguration of joe biden aunt january 20 so that window of what was happening, some of

you know, obviously ran against nancy pelosi, got in fighting with bernie sanders, it is agreed withbama on -- disagreed with obama on tpp and i've dis- agreed with republicans on things. >> sean: we'll do the job the mainstream media mob will never do is vet tim ryan and he's telling you he's a rubber stamp for the far left biden agenda and the agenda of nancy pelosi and 100% biden voter. 100% and trying to flip-flop his way out of all this and under the biden presidency, ryan has voted to support joe biden's stated position 100% of the time. not 99, 100. he wants to abolish the filibuster, he also is all in on the green new deal socialist agenda and he wants to ban gas powered automobiles and signaled supports that he wants to ban fracking and he called the criminal justice system the new jim crow. he wants more restrictions on your second amendment rights and he also pushed the russia collusion hoax and wanted to impeach donald trump over the mueller investigation and he voted for biden's latest tax and spend scheme to weaponnize the irs. he supports taxpayer funded on demand late

sean, bernie is a senior nuclear specialist, a greenpeace east asia and phil chaffey, his deputy editor of nuclear intelligence weekly, and the bureau chief or energy intelligence london office. welcome to the program, jonathan. is it safe to say that it is because of the soaring energy pry says that many countries are now rethinking their policies, opting to move forward to words, nuclear energy which this abandoned about for years ago. think what has happened with the energy crisis that's affecting some parts of the world has added to the impetus to move forward with building new new capacity. before that, the issue of climate change had been something that had already started to reignite attention on nuclear energy for those countries who haven't built it for some time . but certainly the energy crisis is something that has raised interests because of the concerns over the reliance on very fragile fossil fuel supply chains. chains, of course, incredible increases in prices. and so it really is an advantageous situation that the same aims in terms of climate drivers of going to low ca

he's a bernie bro. he's not a moderate democrat in any way.z will be able to unite the conservatives and bring along the independents because his agenda is a common sense agenda for pennsylvania. brian: governor, you were probably serving as the same time as governor pataki. and governor pataki said it will be generations before another republican is elected in new york. but not so fast. it looks like lee zeldin is making i roads. hochul told conservatives why don't you pick up and go to florida. is that a good tactic? >> it's a terrible tactic. i think governor hochul said that she was wrong. the thing that's great about this country is we used to be able to argue and fight. you look at the past, there were fights and name calling. but we always pulled together when it counted. i'm worried now that we might not pull together when it counts. brian: mercedes is it time for the rnc to get behind lee zeldin? >> i have seen that where the rnc has pulled back and not given money in these competitive races. democrats pretty much outspend republicans

after he was shot by a deranged bernie sanders.se fox news contributor newt gingrich, mr. speaker look at all these candidates we have a phenomenon that they are taken a page at a joe biden. the all seem to be hiding, they don't have an answer any questions the press. we all seem to have tens of millions of dollars that they are dumping on republican candidates with negative ads if they debate the old debate after the voting after half the state is already voted. i mean look at their positions, no exceptions in abortion, no restrictions all. cut the prison population half, defund the police. don't be energy independent, wide open borders. the law and order, it's defund, dismantle, no bail. no correcting our disaster school system. are they going to be able to win with a game plan? >> well i think you see both with federman in pennsylvania and mandela barnes in wisconsin that the weight of their radical ideas is gradually telling their campaigns. the lead that federman had when he was unknown people then realize a pro murderer he wa

senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

toss up to carley shimkus. >> another imus person. >> carley: i love bernie so much. with cancer. sending him my best wishes as well. he is the best. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> carley juul is set to pay. cigarette company still faces additional lawsuits by states and individuals for allegedly marketing flavored vape devices to teenagers. earliy they're summer the fda took juul products off the shelves. a stay has been placed on that decision. senator joe manchin latest to slam president biden's student loan bailout be cost taxpayers a trillion bucks. manchin said i just thought it was accepted there is a better way to do it. you have to earn it. those come just week after manchin's support helped pass a so-called inflation reduction act which -- $739. those are your headlines. brian back out to you. >> brian: go get them, carley, be with you in a second. coming up on this show, new film inspired by incredible true story celebrates the gift of life. actor, executive producer kirk cammeron joins us live to share a sneak peek. elps me feel like i've got

fantastic, bernie. the art of bernie's deal. give them everything they want.nd usually bad news for the administration. when you look at the actual, the same fox poll, what are the issues that matter most? number one is inflation. number two is future of democracy, and number 3 is abortion, and number 4 is crime. so let's see now that the races are all set. the primaries are done. let's see the candidates imembrace this. >> steve: 22 minutes after the top of the hour. carley carley joins us with news from london. >> carley: start here live look at london. westminster hall after royal procession from buckingham palace. half of the people are projected to be able to pay their respects with wait times expected to be as long as 35 hours. president biden held his first call with king charles to offer his condolences ahead of his trip to the queen's funeral next week. meanwhile, in the north of london today, prince william and kate will view floral tributes to the queen in the next hour. check out this footage, a heroic chick-fil-a employee stopped a carjacker with

bernie andri arm in arm. he has a unique style.atic debate. he has moved working class issues front and center. >> clearly, and that has been tremendous. and that comes from his two presidential campaigns. but we have worked together very closely from when i was in the state senate, he was in congress, and i look forward to working very closely with bernie in the senate. >> all very interesting, and we like to get you a little off script where we can. i've known you a long time in the news business. good to see you in person. >> thank you. >> congressman peter welch, a candidate for the u.s. senate. >>> when we return, another democrat with a sharp response today, buttigieg pushing back on desantis and abbott. stay with us. on't always love their hair. let's face it. pets are gonna shed. every minute of every day. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredients. just toss one sheet in the dryer to help remove pet hair from your clothes! so go ahead keep cuddling these guys. ♪♪

he and bernie sanders would abolish private health care insurance.would destroy medicine as we know it. you see how the government does with so many other projects, i'm not handing medicine over to them. are we altogether on this? [applause] so, it brings me to this issue of the election and what your obligation is. you heard herschel walker mention it earlier. we are friendly. jim, god bless you for the passion and the leadership. he just got engaged last weekend, by the way. and he has very good taste in women. [applause] herschel tells the story which i think has a lot to it. there is a guy who dies tragically, but because he was so young in the early throes of his life saint peter says, you get a choice, we don't do this too often. you can go down deep to help or you can go to heaven, but you get to pick as you wish. he's about to pick heaven and he thinks, i will look at health first and then i will go to heaven. he gets to the elevator, he goes all the way down and he gets off the elevator. imagine the coolest club event for ben to. the best ba

bernie sanders.nsylvania giving him the edge. i'm curious to see how herschel has surged past but not much past moreknocked, rubio won't have an easy time in florida but will prevail, jd vance harder than he thought it would be with ryan but for the most part, the matchup to matchup, i think as far as the country goes republicans are winning by default. we've seen democratic programs. we know the math. it is not working. we one that is true. thanks as always. we will see you again soon. good luck on your radio show. still ahead, the mayor of miami, francis suarez, lisa booth and bill mcgurn. conservatives are winning elections in europe, to the left this is a 5 alarm fire, their political dominance is threatened. the rabbit hole democratic socialism and a lot of them are going the other way. that is good news. that is "my take" next. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with full

he supports bernie sanders, legalizing drugs, save drug zones to shoot up.he pulled a gun on an innocent african american unarmed jogger, falsely believing that the man was involved in a shooting. >> john federman chased down an innocent unarmed black man. >> he says fetterman -- >> followed me. >> he falsely accused the man, triggering a confrontation. >> was six of the cops around them -- >> i believe that they did the right thing, but i might have -- i might have broken the law during the course of it. >> may have? maybe. here with your action, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich. that impact today -- called this guy out on the issue. he campaigned in the general election for less than 20 minutes literally. he did not show up with joe biden and he had multiple opportunities this weekend. he's not willing to debate, not able to answer questions on these, and is seeming to get away with it on this point. the poles have narrowed dramatically. what should they be saying and doing, what should the media be saying and doing? >> i

remember, he almost died on that battlefield when he was shot by a bernie berni supporter anyway, taking one for the team. i questionr th how peopleest bu vote against self-interest, but this is the next levelt . he literally almost died on this hill after he was shot of a deranged bernie sanders supporter. all right. here with reaction, former speake the hr of the house fox s contributor newt gingrich. >> mr. speaker, if you look at all these candidates, we gotn a phenomenon there. they're taking a page out of to joe biden. they all seem toidin be hidingg they're not having to answer all any questions from the press. they're they all seem to have tens of millions of dollars that dumping on republicanve adi candidates with negative ads, if they debate, they'll agree to a debate a week before the election after voting is , t you know, after half the state. has already voted and then youoa look at their positions, no, no exceptions on abortion. no restrictions at all.cut th cue t the prison population and half defund the police. do opebe energy independent. wide open borders, no law and or

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the decision comes nearly 14 years after the capture of bernie made up to rent a massive investment fraud through his bernard tell made of investment securities, the payout will go to more than $27000.00 victims has made us ponzi scheme, including many who have yet to receive compensation the reserve bank of india is trying to find answers to soaring inflation and declining value of the rupee against the u. s. dollar. the indian rubies depreciation against the greenback has accelerated in the u. s. federal, aggressive interest rate hikes this year. i suspect in the central bank to respond with a 50 basis point to rate hike on friday after today's discussion. that would bring india's key borrowing rate to a 3 year high of 5.9 percent. for more, let's come over to delhi and our correspondent charo car to k, a charo. what outcome do you expect? what's the reserve bank of india likely to do? well, chris r b, i is likely to raise the interest rates once again, and it is likely to be as high as 50 basis points or has been doing it for some months now. it has been going for big rate hikes also t

. >> senator bernie sanders said he hasn't yet decided whether he will run for president yet again in 2024. president of what? [laughter] yep, bernie still hasn't decided, meanwhile everyone else is how many times do we have to decide this? [laughter] right now biden is thinking, please run, hot young stud. [laughter] elizabeth: pretty funny stuff. what do you say, congressman? it is funny. but in all honesty, they still get a tremendous amount of help from the woke media and, certainly, just in general. however, they realize what we've realized for a little while, people are tired of it. so, quite frankly, that's funny because we know it's true. nothing is ever funny if it's not true. we know it's true. they know that things are changing. they know they have to at least go along a little bit. but don't doubt the fact that they're still going to get a lot of help and a lot of support from, you know, legacy media and others. elizabeth: and so you mean in the runup to the midterms, you're going to see that climb of -- is that what you're expecting, that kind of a push? >> sure. and not