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so bernie has invited her back. this was a repeat performance.. it is a bad sign when you can't get a good singer. i was at the dmc and there were talks like it's beyonce coming, taylor swift? nobody was like is a laura jane grace come in? not a great time. >> greg: not a great sign. joe, you are an expert in sign language. do you think it is sometimes unnecessary to have a sign language interpreter at a rally? like does anybody need that for that song? >> i don't know i think it would be nice if i were deaf to be able to know what the singer was singing about so i could make sarcastic comments. like with jennifer lopez and the sign language was like if you somehow know your love would be untrue would you like to me and i was like did she just ask if somebody would cheat on her and tell her about it. that doesn't make any sense. and this was worse. >> greg: yes, it was worse! it was worse, joe. way worse than that. significantly worse. i'm going to go even further and say it was worse than worse. >> but i'm glad i am not deaf. >> greg: you know w

you know, bernie, people are coming out to hear bernie sanders in that capacity. black and brown crowds come out somewhere else. although the black women will say, we voted for, not donald trump, so don't call us. but there is something there. >> we did our work. >> you know, i want to be like, well, we did our work. 92% checking in here, but there's something happening there. i don't know if it will translate to democratic votes writ large, but it does say that people need to pay attention. >> so, brandon, on that last point, because, you know, we don't need to build this up into something more than it is at this point in the political cycle, which we're which we're in, a lot of people don't realize that big elections this november for. >> both democrats. >> and republicans in new jersey and virginia. so there are some lessons to be learned from what both of these fine people. >> are saying. >> you're looking at this from the gop perspective. you're talking to leaders in the party, current and former. what are they saying about what. >> they're hearing? >> they'v

so bernie has invited her back. this was a repeat performance. loved it so much the first time.to bring laura back. i mean, the bat you talked about this hollywood and the left are very close. it is a bad sign when you can't get a good singer. i was at the dnc. there was talks like, is beyonce coming, taylor swift? no one's like, oh my god, is laura jane grace coming? so it's a not a great sign. >> it's not a great sign. joe, you're an expert in sign language. do you think it's sometimes unnecessary to have a sign language interpreter at, like, a rally? it's like, who are they? like, does anybody need that for that song? >> oh, you know, i don't know. i think it would be nice, though, if i were deaf to be able to know what the singer was singing about so i could make sarcastic comments like, like i say, if it was jennifer lopez and the signer was like, if you somehow knew that your love would be untrue, would you lie to me? and i'm like, did she just ask if someone would cheat on her and tell her about it? that's doesn't make any sense. and what this guy did was this was worse.

bernie sanders is who he is and you can like him or dislike him.been doing huge rallies, i know it's not a trump crowd but it's 4000 people on a friday night. another 2600 people, next morning, few hours away in altoona, wisconsin. detroit, 9000 peoplealto wis. aoc will join him on the road. the democratic party there may be life, maybe bernie sanders will figur sane out a way to fie it out. >> greg: the that tran dids folk singer who said that god has a huge -- >> dana: yes, i did. arousing that bernie sanders like that. >> jesse: harold you think that is a good tactic for your party? >> harold: hope everybody hadd: a good g weekend, good to be ba. bernie sanders is not the future of the democratic party, i think it is great he is out.i but he is a lee's doing the things youst d have to do. i think there is frustration among democrats, that is why the think you heard the cursing, i hope it stops.ou anytime anybody in my party wants to curse or explainio themselves, in profound and emotional ways, to think about substance. this weekend, thatwa pres

bernie sanders is who he is, you can like him or not.been doing these huge rallies, crowds, nontrump crowd about 4000 people on a friday no. another 2600 people at the next morning, a few hours away in altoona, wisconsin. detroit, 9000 people. aoc will join him on the road, the democratic party there may be life, and maybe bernie sanders at 83-year-old will figure out how to pull it out. >> greg: did you hear the trans folk singer that said god had a huge... >> dana: yes. [laughter] on human think don't -- bernie sanders like that. >> jesse: getting on the road is good, do you think that is a good tactic for your party? >> harold: good to be back. bernie sanders is not of the future of the democratic party, i think it is great he is out, but he is at least doing the things he has to do. there's a lot of frustration among the democrats which is why i think you hear the cursing, i hope it stops. when anybody in our party wants to occurs or really express themselves in a profound emotional weight, to think about substance. this weekend, pre

you know, bernie sanders is, you know, see bernie sanders up there like that with the giant crowd inot not an unfamiliar sight in our politics over the last ten years. and it's worth thinking about that, about the sanders thing, because back in 2016, 2015, when the rest of what a lot of people thought, hey, hillary clinton and jeb bush are going to be the nominees, and anybody who is spending time, as vaughn did and as charlie knew from when he was from his perch in wisconsin, the country didn't really wasn't really that enthusiastic about dynasties and establishment politics. the populist tide, which has been one of the most pronounced political forces in my political career, reporting was at was was on the rise and on the right, you had a right wing version of populism that donald trump embodied. you had a left wing version of populism that bernie sanders embodied, and they were the two defining phenomena, and they were the two defining phenomena of that election. and i will say that, you know, they were they were the movement candidates. and it still is the case that that force is

. >> judge jeanine: aoc and bernie sanders, she's going to join him if she goes out on the trail. marriage there of some sort? >> jessica: politically, yeah, it is going on for years, one of the more successful ones. i mean, bernie sanders, people on the right and left would have to agree, has been one of the most authentic communicators certainly that our site has ever had and he has huge crowds that are showing up in liberal places but also conservative places to hear him talk about what's going on in the country. he has an economic -- economically populist message, the same spa did in 2016, the two sides of the horseshoe, that they think bernie could have won. doesn't do as well as minority voters i don't think that could've happened but there is a reason she wants to go out there into this. democrats search for people to be leaders of the party and also cohesive message, bernie has the most authentic one that is out there. i applaud aoc for doing it come and i would just add to dana's point about "the view," what she could do is show up in those places and give the answer that

joining me now is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont.s." >> great to be with you. >> it's wonderful to have you back, senator. let me start with ukraine and that oval office meeting, the reaction continues to pour in, and you just heard me speak with house speaker mike johnson. he left the door open to the possibility that it may be necessary for president zelenskyy to resign in order to get to a broader peace agreement. let me ask you this question, do you think that president zelenskyy needs to resign in order for there tobacco be a p deal. >> i think that is a horrific suggestion. zelenskyy is leading a country trying to defend democracy against an authoritarian dictator, putin, who invaded his country, and i think millions of americans are embarrassed, are ashamed that you have a president of the united states who says that ukraine started the war, that zelenskyy is a dictator. he's got it exactly backwards. the people of ukraine have lost tens of thousands of soldiers. their cities are being bombed as we speak, and our job is to def

bernie sanders has lived through the end of the world, world war ii. the cold war and 9/11.o, how can he possibly say this? >> these are, you know, the scariest times in my lifetime, that's all. so, it's not only the power of money. it's also combined with that the movement toward authoritarianism. >> steve: okay. you are not supposed to talk in a library. >> brian: exactly. >> steve: "fox & friends" for a wednesday starts with this am animation. >> brian: i think special exemption from a socialist. >> steve: shhh. >> brian: you are right. the trump administration's new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports go into effect overnight and the european union responding with $28 billion on tariffs on u.s. goods. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson joins us live with the latest. >> good morning. the european union announced retaliatory measures that the trump administration put those 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum products in place. there is a statement from the white house about ontario's about-face. after president trump threatened to use executive powers to retaliate with a

he said it's like a heart attack and that was bernie sanders dodging the answer to that if americans more. also, wall street pro mary meeker, let's show it. mary meeker warns the u.s. is in trouble. it's in a danger zone and mary meeker did call it a dot com crash and we have congresswoman nancy mace. always an honor and pleasure to see you again. do democrats need to get on board or are they getting on board? >> oh, they're absolutely not getting on board and they're blaming everything under the sun with trump derangement syndrome on donald trump and elon musk. everything that's gone wrong over the last four years put us in the very precarious position and they're blaming donald trump for or won't answer your question as you should just a few seconds ago with bernie sanders and it's really, you laugh and it's a joke and the people are elected and lying to the american people for four years liz: it's a democrat-run bureaucratic state in dc. liz: what do you make of the president addressing the joint session of congress tomorrow night but make of the politico report that the democrats

and this is not just a bernie sanders phenomenon. this, for example, was the no special occasion regular organizing meeting last night for the indivisible chapter in collingswood, new jersey. they again had guessed that there might be an unusually large amount of interest, given everything that's going on. so they booked a hall that could hold a huge number of people for just a regular organizing meeting. on a wednesday night, they booked a hall that could hold 450 people, but they filled that 450 seat room, and then another 200 people showed up and could not get in, and they decided they would just meet in the parking lot instead. >> you might have also. >> seen recent headlines just over the past few days about how republican members of congress are being advised now to please stop holding town halls with their constituents because they aren't enjoying the national and local news coverage that those things are engendering. look at this out of midlothian, virginia. this gives you some sense of why republicans might not want to be an

host: senator bernie sanders on "meet the press," yesterday. also james lankford giving his view about the implications of what is happening today in ukraine, what it means for the united states in the world going forward. james lankford, republican of oklahoma. >> are you concerned that what happened in the oval office, the fact that the united states sided with russia and north korea in that u.n. vote? the fact that president trump accuse zelenskyy of starting this war. could that be sending a signal to china that is a green light to invade taiwan? mr. lankford: if china receives that, they are receiving the wrong message. we want to see peace in that region and continue to have relationships all across that region. china should not miss read this at all. what president trump is trying to do is get both sides to the table. this is the interesting challenge that has not been done through this entire war the last three years trying to get both sides to figure out how to get a stop to the fighting and keep the fighting stopped. that is the next

when you see bernie doing -- after his speech you saw bernie do his speech and you saw the democrat from just got elected. when you saw them they are all doing speeches, trying to justify their action. they don't have a plan. really what they are trying to do is play on the hearts of americans. me as a former democrat, i have been abused emotionally by them. they have abused most of us. we've been abused by them. >> trace: that's what a lot of people have said. think use much for coming on, we appreciate your time. we're running out of time but we very much appreciate you coming in and giving us your perspective on this. coming up why is california governor gavin newsom all of a sudden in favour of protecting girl sports from transgender athletes, which of -- with a catch of course. what else did he say in his new podcast? is it the first step in a presidential run? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1 and you can help take control of your symptoms, with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episo

. >> bernie. >> here's what i would say. >> is bernie, aoc. not bernie. you've lost the plot. aoc was in that. >> bernie and. >> aoc was in that cringe video, right? the the grand theft auto video, as you called it. but she would be better off doing what she does best, which is getting on a on a live. >> and just talking. to us. >> for an hour. >> and. >> a half. >> that that is what people want more of, not the, you know, tiktok trends that are several years old. >> and i think. >> you know, what about tiktok? >> i don't know. >> about tiktok, but i just know that that. >> trend is years old. >> i like that. >> coming up next for us. derek chauvin, he pleaded guilty, as you remember, to federal charges in the 2020 death of george floyd. now, there are some maga people who think that he should actually get a pardon from trump. we'll discuss that next. >> when it comes to rooting out corruption, do the fbi's ends justify the means? >> it was humiliating. it's an embarrassment for the country. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> explore the w

bernie sanders. okay. but i mentioned because an older candidate, right in a moment that people started to be concerned about. >> about that we were talking off air and i was like, oh, i remember where i was, because it was very moving that i had to let a thousand people go over 30 days, and i couldn't look eye to eye with. it was very it was something that really made me very sad because we'd spent so much time together. and what's changed now with this is the way we looked at it then, and the way we look at it now. i would remind everybody that donald trump just signed an executive order for every military person who refused to take the test to reinstate them. that's how far we've come on this disease. >> ashley. >> yeah, it's a very complicated topic. i was actually still in washington at my office. i told my team that i was going to close down the office as the. speaking of the stock market, remember how that was free falling that week? and then i said, don't worry, guys, we'll be back in the office on

more than 9000 people turned out in michigan to see bernie sanders. town halls with members of congress continue to be packed and also really interesting in washington state this weekend, democratic congresswoman emily randall held a packed town hall in tacoma friday night. she was then slated to hold another one saturday morning in bremerton, washington. but so many people packed into that one that the venue filled up in minutes. she apparently made the decision on the spot that she would just stay and hold a whole second town hall after the morning one, so that people could get in from the overflow to ask her questions. she just doubled up, and i'll say, i watched a lot of the footage from those town halls, and her constituents were asking her questions, but congresswoman randall's constituents were also there to holler at her to do more. congresswoman randall is one of the democratic members of congress who walked out of president trump's speech to congress last week, and she did get a huge round of applause from her constituents for that. but the

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bernie dog's been on tour.s going from city to city, holding rallies against oligarchy, putting thousands in seats. but his opening act is questionable. >> because of have a big. but it feels like he's. they are his balls filled with lightning. do they tangle like heaven's keys? does your god have a big because it feels like. >> he's me. >> does your god have a what? that's trans anarchist punk singer laura jane grace. remember, the media made a stink about a comedian cracking a puerto rican joke before opening up for trump at msg? how is bernie's opener? not so much worse than that. democrats said, choose your fighter and they picked a trans anarchist punk singer. democrats seem happy watching their party get by activists at new york city school board meeting the other day. trans activists stormed it and then did the macarena. >> at the last meeting. you had chancellor here, and he was trying to call out gaga over there at the end of the table for his racism. so we don't want i'm speaking up for the female ath

it really seemed like joe biden with not push back on the left at all and felt like bernie sanders was running his economic policy and my question is how can democrats, it seemed like obama did this more, push back on the left than sort of staying moderate because i feel a lot of people were turned off by some of joe biden's policies. >>it's interesting you have that perception because i have heard the same question in reverse. i have literally had progressive friends of mine say, you know, it really seemed like wall street was running his policies and why wasn't he more populist or aggressive and had it said to me including one particular good friend of mine in my district. so i think some of that is the perception of the person asking the question and where they're coming from. but it does speak to a larger issue and that is any time you're in the majority it is challenging to keep everyone within your tent rowing in the same direction and on the same side. as time goes on, we'll see how donald trump and his side struggles with this, especially with such a small majority in the house

i think bernie sanders if you're watching him, he's got thousands and thousands of people yesterday in michigan and kenosha, wisconsin. there's a populist revolt brewing, jon. people are angry. they want some integrity and conviction in the fight against musk and doge. they know a lot of these things are betrayal of how a government should work, whether you should care about people's lives and operate with integrity and honesty. many democrats should grow a spine and care about medicaid. we talk about medicaid, know there's people in nursing homes and child care providers and people -- young kids who need these programs. fight like it matters to you. >> jonathan: reince? >> well, i agree with some of it. i think you're 100% right that we're in a place in america u hf the left or the right. you're right about that, and that's why bernie sanders gets big crowds, and fetterman does as well, but it's this wacky -- this progressive leftism that's being rejected. the democrats are holding a hand now that the dealer wouldn't bet on, and the evidence is gavin newsom. he's not holding a good ha

senator bernie sanders joins us to discuss the state of the economy. also tonight, a republican congressman complains about trump's treatment of ukraine. he wants a return to ronald reagan's peace through strength. we'll hear from reagan's daughter, patti davis. and later, an exclusive. a man accused on the house floor of being a predator by republican congresswoman nancy mace breaks his silence. good evening. thanks >> a massive stock sell off that began the moment the bell rang. the dow was down almost 900 points. the nasdaq took the worst, beating down 4%. the nasdaq's decline was at biggest day decline since september of 2022, more than an hour after markets closed, the white house did finally put out a statement touting the president's economic agenda and first term record on the economy. it didn't mention the massive drops today, nor what sparked it. the culprit wasn't a poorly received report of jobs, gdp or consumer spending. as is often the case, it was what the president himself said in this interview aired on sunday. >> are you expecting a r

mark, do you believe bernie sanders is the right voice, is the right messenger? troops, but he's also an og. >> he is an og. >> but, you know. >> he's the reason he's an og is og. >> is because he has a message that resonates. with an. >> important part of the democratic base, and he's the most. >> authentic voice out there, even. >> though, you know, he's he's. >> older than james and i are, which is saying something. >> but listen, i. >> think there are people following. >> in his footsteps. >> and it's important. >> for. >> that voice, those voices to be heard. and great that bernie sanders is out ringing that bell. >> there's a lot of heat out there. and i think that. >> that he's helping. >> kind of stir the pot. >> but again, for. >> james point, i think that, broadly speaking, you let sanders. >> do. his thing, let. >> aoc fire up the base. >> that's great. >> keep them engaged. >> but you. >> know, the pecans. >> are going to go to the grocery store. >> and the pecans are going to be pricier. >> they're going to pay more. >> for those. >> pecans and for e

rally was about. >> that's what. >> bernie's out there rallying around. and here's the best part.ing up to listen to people, to. >> rally with. >> people while republicans are hiding and being told by their leadership, don't go out. >> in public. >> don't have any town halls, because you might hear how much people don't like what. >> you're doing. >> i'll tell you what was not rallying today the stock market. can you explain, for those of us who may not be super invested in the market itself, why it matters as an indicator. >> so think of the stock market as a flashing light, at least for how investors. >> and economists. >> who are looking at kind of the long range economic trajectory that this country is on. so let's start out, donald trump said back when he was running for office, he would do one thing on day one, and that was lower prices for families. his words, not mine. so he's now been there. we're heading into our. eighth week. and what has he actually done? and the answer is nothing to lower prices. but he sure as heck has created a lot of economic chaos and things that

and. >> i think. >> the. >> point that was made about, you know, bernie sanders is absolutely spot onack the white house, if we want to actually save our country from the abyss that we're being pushed into, people have to speak their mind and, and it takes real people talking about real issues, you know, whether or not, you know, i well, let me put it this way. there's lots of, of, you know, i have serious beliefs around social and cultural issues of, of our time. but talking about most of them takes a back seat to things like our global standing and educational failures and the economy and future proofing food systems and international relations and security and the like. and i think in the run up to the midterms, as a fractured party, as i said before, coalition management is a necessity right now. and to do that, it you don't pander to what the other side would like us to hear or put out a false hand of friendship. in fact, what needs to happen is what, you know, governor walz did what bernie consistently does, which is be authentic, stake out your place, and then we can find conse

how is bernie's opener and not worse than that?ocrats said choose your fighter and they chose a trans anarchist folk singer. democrats seem to be happy having either party hijacked by activists, the school board union, trans activist stormed day and then did the macarena. >> it gathered here the table... not wanting to have biological males. >> jesse: democrats decided to die on the transgender hill. they decided to pick a battle with the whole country in a democracy, while they call it a political crisis "some kids in the classroom debating which pronouns apply and the rest of the class does not know what her pronoun is". that is a crisis. they say it is unfair when boys played girls sports and now democrats are at his throat, this will be a problem for democrats because they are not allowed to disagree. if you disagree with what they stand for they will kick you out of the party, the good elon musk, tulsi gabbard, rfk. are there even any pro-life democrats in washington left? i don't think so. if they will debate the transition t

in fact, what needs to happen is what, you know, governor walz did what bernie consistently does, which out your place, and then we can find consensus after that, assuming that the other side comes at this with a point of view that they genuinely believe in running off to different corners, to debate these issues in little groups as as the democrats seem to be doing, i think is fine for right now, but we need to find a way to coalesce around these core issues. the gift we are getting, and we're seeing it in the polls, and we will continue to see it. if the current administration keeps going down the road they are on is a massive awakening of 20, 30, 35% of last year's trump voters who could be persuaded to vote blue in two years. if we can offer a viable alternative that makes sense and talk talking about a an issue that so few people you know, identity politics is not going to get us there. i mean, that's assuming we have an election at all. >> and that's. >> a. >> good point. you call yourself the center is identity politics. but i agree with andrew completely. but we got to look at w

vermont senator bernie sanders has been leading that charge, holding what he calls a fight oligarchy tour across the country. sanders has been able to do something no one else has. he's been able to mobilize people in the dead middle of winter in both remote areas and packed arenas, railing against trump and musk's corruption. and finally, democrats are following sanders lead. here's what congressman robert garcia of california said just last night on this program. >> we hold town halls to hear back from constituents. >> so myself. >> and a. >> couple others in congress have. >> essentially decided we're going to. >> host. >> these town halls. >> ourselves in. >> republican districts. >> my next guest is actually one of those democrats reaching out beyond their own districts to speak to the very voters. republicans are trying to run away from. look at the turnout last night in the small town of belmont, wisconsin. that is where congressman mark pocan hosted a town hall with voters. and despite the town only having just over 1000 residents, hundreds turned out, some of them waiting ou

and it got worse at a bernie sanders rally on friday, a transgender performer singing an antireligiousat [bleep] >> will: i'm not even sure we caught all over the [bleep]. that thing was full of things you should not have to here. but it was at a political rally for bernie sanders, let's go together and say wow, that is inappropriate. in all circumstances but particularly at a political rally. now the left vandalizing tests of facilities over elon musk's role in the trump administrations, spraying graffiti own signs, setting charging stations on fire and throwing molotov cocktails at vehicles. our next guest used to be a democrat and now became an independent realizing that politics usually does not work, now forward party cochair, andrew yang and the author of "forward". you used to be one of these guys, explain all of the language and inappropriate behavior. >> i have not been a democrat for several years now. you were right in that intro, i'll think that politics is working, a lot of americans are animated. i'm not somebody who things that vandalism or property destruction helps you

the more powerful rebuttal came from 138-year-old bernie sanders of vermont. [ laughter ] whose responseo the president was downright poetic. >> trump claimed that the 2020 election was stolen from him and that he won by a land sly. remember that? a lie. trump claimed that the january 6th insurrection was a day of love. a lie. trump has claimed that millions of undocumented people voted and do vote in american elections. a lie. trump has claimed that climate change is a hoax, originating in china. a lie. trump has claimed that ukraine started the horrific war with russia. a lie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can listen to that for an hour. [ laughter ] that is the vermont version of a diss track. [ laughter ] bernie is lichen district lamar in orthopedic shoes. [ cheers and applause ] "this drake character, he's tryna strike a chord and it's probably a minor." [ laughter ] and then we have the next generation of democrats. you know, everyone says the democrats are too passive. too nice. play by the rules. they eat pop chips without any dip. [ laughter ] but to those who say that, may i introd

but because they decided not to go with the passion of the party with bernie sanders, and to try to do swung the other way. >> judge jeanine: the democrat party is falling out of touch with most americans, and even people within the democrat party say they need to be more moderate. part of the problem is they don't allow open debate. there are certain issues that, if you are not in support of those issues, then you are an outcast. what are they going to do to open it up? >> jessica: i think it's not actually about being more moderate, it's about being more passionate. a lot of people have been talking about bernie sanders, whose policy platform is definitely to the left of where the majority of the party is, but he has a passion. he is on tour right now going around the country, pushing back against oligarchy. >> judge jeanine: there was a poll that said something like 48% of the democrats think they should be more moderate. >> jessica: i'm taking that and expanding it more largely to the conversation about what donald trump represented, which was being a fighter, and democrats are loo

republicans should be worried when they see what's happening with bernie sanders right now. mary katherine, there have been violent attacks against tesla sites and chargers, and it's just reprehensible, but it shows you how high emotions are running in this country. >> no. and, unfortunately, i think political violence on the left does not get the coverage and condemnation it often should because many on the left are, like, he's kind of asking for it, right? and that's not the case. howard: you think it's a target, on the right, it would get -- >> more coverage in other places. howard: okay. >> but to leslie's point, her chaos point is not incorrect. but the problem for democrats is they never answered for the chaos of the biden administration which included a executive working in the oval office with with who knows who guiding him for many years. howard: yeah. i think it's clear that joe biden should never have run, and and his condition was covered up. let me get a break. >>> when we come back, the president's tariffs put on hold, and the media's offensive against elon mus

bernie's point is popular. billionaires don't need public schools. billionaires don't understand the magic that happens in public schools. the billionaires in charge of our government right now send their kids to the most elite private schools and if every public school disappears in this country, they'll still be able to get their kids an education. it's the entire way they're approaching the first few months of this administration. rural hospitals close and addiction treatment centers shutter their doors. they'll still get their health care. they talk about social security being a ponzi scheme and they're shutting down social security offices around the country because they don't need social security, they're billionaires and never will need a social security check like millions of american seniors do in order to put food on the table. so the billionaire mindset is different and why public education doesn't matter. to senator schumer's point, all that matters is the billionaire and corporate tax cuts. all that matters is stealing as much money from

ask bernie sanders is a socialist who is done rather well for himself with his three homes. wants the government to be nothing but bigger all the time but much, much bigger. i'm sure he's very angry at someone trying to rein in some of the insanity. i think the web heard president trump talk about this issue and frame it up in the soundbite is appealing to people. the polling suggests gentoo generally in the mission that's popular the devil is in the details. i think trump signaled the way he wants us to go. i think it is important for musk and his team to recognize they have to be swift and yes aggressive. but also smart about what they are doing and not make decisions and then have to dial them back and rehire people they've already fired. i think they can do both. do it well, jewett smart but also keep in mind there are doubters and public opinion can move one way or the other. shannon: public opinion was all rough on democrats is figured my interview with congressman ro khanna. they had some tough bits in putting this video that got a lot of attention but maybe not going

bernie's point is popular. billionaires don't need public schools. billionaires don't understand the magic that happens in public schools. the billionaires in charge of our government right now send their kids to the most elite private schools and if every public school disappears in this country, they'll still be able to get their kids an education. it's the entire way they're approaching the first few months of this administration. rural hospitals close and addiction treatment centers shutter their doors. they'll still get their health care. they talk about social security being a ponzi scheme and they're shutting down social security offices around the country because they don't need social security, they're billionaires and never will need a social security check like millions of american seniors do in order to put food on the table. so the billionaire mindset is different and why public education doesn't matter. to senator schumer's point, all that matters is the billionaire and corporate tax cuts. all that matters is stealing as much money from