. >> bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders, the independent senate ore from virginia by way of brooklyn newk. he's a friend of the show, but is the u.s. ready for another socialist president? >> just not feeling 21. just not feeling 21, but -- >> i think this is huge. he will certainly run. >> he will run, i will get 100 points for that. he will be in debates. >> unless we clone every voter in america with chris hayes. >> we're going for the 45th president, so i'm going with 17. >> figure it out, 17, a prime number. will it deliver for jess macintosh? >> joe biden. >> from scranton, president. he is a vp who is a bfd, and he is ready to run the usa. >> i promise you the president has a big stick. >> vice president joe biden. >> bfd. that is a bfd right there. what is your roster looking like. you have jeb bush, joe biden, and ben carson. >> this is tough for me. i think joe biden should be vice president for life. it doesn't matter the party, you get joe. >> i'm looking at this board, i see lindsey graham, ted cruz, jeb bush, bernie sanders, bingo. number eight. >> carly fiorina. she was th

coming up, our old friend bernie sanders.ast time he was on this program, he did an impression of george steinbrenner. what would he do next? ♪ >> our guest tonight has been a monster, owner of the new york yankees, and possible presidential candidate, all on this show. senator bernie sanders of vermont, thank you for coming back. we want to talk to you about the others cope, hillary clinton and football, but first the trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. you have five years to create millions of good-paying jobs. what would be different for america if your plan were approved and signed into law? >> just stop and think, if -- in 50 states in this country, we were rebuilding crumbling roads, bridges, water systems, wastewater plants, airports rails, levies, dams, we would make america more efficient, productive, and safer. so when people went over a bridge, they would not end up in the water, but would get to the other side. equally important, we can create at a time when real unemployment is over 11% -- we can create an estim

that's not bernie sanders. that is what the scientific community is telling us.ys are prepared to reject that let them go back to their constituents and explain why. >> there's no better way to kick off this debate and/or get them on record to say that climate change is not real. there's a really multiple choice here as to why republicans would not want to vote on this. bottom line here it really causes a problem for them doesn't it? >> i should think so. it really does. look, take a deep breath and think what kind of world we are living in. by the way, ed virtually every major scientific organization in the united states is on record in understanding that climate change is real. there are 135 international academies of science all over the world saying the same thing. and it really does become a frightening situation when you have the dominant party on capitol hill controlling the house, controlling the senate, say saying, you know what? we reject science. we don't care with the scientific community is saying. >> why can't we do this on other issues senator? wha

>> she is interesting in the same way that bernie sanders is although i think if elizabeth warren ran she would be -- she would eclipse bernie sanders in the same way that hillary clinton has eclipsed joe biden in many respects. she is something that the left is intrigued by. progressives love. she continues to say, i am not running for president. it's present tense who gets everybody who likes to parse words interested in asking whether she really means it, whether she might change her mind, whether she might be running for president in the future, whether it might include 2016. i think she has been clear and unequivocal to this point she is not running for president currently. i think she has left the door open enough if hillary clinton doesn't run she would easily and quickly be able to become a credible candidate. i think that's by design and not by accident. >> this is the headline from politico at politico.com hillary clinton's fear of leaks. avowing to avoid a repeat. how do you do that? you have been part of a lot of campaigns. gecht guest: yeah. i understand their concern abo

(laughter) i got two words for bernie sanders-- what did dow, go to the barber and say give me the doc brown. i mean come on! run for president old man. i will own you sanders. i will own you. come on keep them coming president alcan datas are like pringles, once you pop, you can't stop, give me more. >> look at chrisistie from my home state. >> people in new jersey will tell you he probably spends more time in iowa than new jersey. >> over the past year he has spent 152 days or 4 2k% of his time outside of new jersey. >> jon: 42%, that is rude. em leigh for a governor who made the rest of new jersey spend 42% of our time on the george washington bridge. not that we mind you keeping a little distance. you can stay out of the state, christie as long as you keep it respectful. >> governor chris chris-year was back in the cowboy's owner's box last night. >> jon: i assume the phrase back in the cowboy's owner boxes is some sort of slang for snorting crystal meth out of a cowboy hat because that would be more preferable that sitting next to jerry jones. >> the favor rit football team was ho

if you are left with a field clinton and bernie sanders and jim webb well sanders and webb if and whenlob attacks on hillary clinton the media will be there to cover it and ever could it they will. they want a race there should be a race. i think hillary is a big, big, big favorite in that scenario but it won't be the type of thing where she's not getting attacked and having to answer questions all the time. >> perry, you are drawing an interesting line. when i look at sanders and webb there's nothing for either one of them to lose. if they can get some free publicity and media attention that's good. if you look at biden you are looking at a sitting vice president and getting into a race and risk getting clobbered. i imagine you start thinking about your legacy and almost your sense of dignity. same thing with o'malley. you are talking about a two-term governor from a big state to get in here and just get pounded. that's got to be a consideration for him as well. that it's interesting that his people are now apparently sending out this -- the word that, hey, maybe they're sitting back

senator bernie sanders speaks out against the republican agenda.sking him, are you going to throw your hat in the ring? if there was ever a time where polls don't mean anything, it's probably right now. because when you get on stage and you start debating the issues everything changes. senator sanders joins us tonight here on "the ed show." good to have you with us. what is the thought process that you're going through right now when people ask you if you are going to run and seek the nomination? >> well the thought process is ed when you run the kind of campaign that i would run, which is to take on the billionaire-class, to overturn citizens united the reject treaties like the disastrous tpp trade agreement, to call for a massive jobs program, that's not easy stuff. and what i have to ascertain is whether there is that ground grass-roots support for an anti-billionaire class campaign which transforms american politics, and it's very easy to give a good speech and it's easy to talk about these issues but it's really harder to understand whether or

now, here we got an amendment from bernie sanders andrea concern. [laughter] on climate change.ying, essentially you know if you're going to deliver a vote, you've got to put where you stand on climate change. do you think that'll work? >> i don't. there's a number of democrats who are going to be in favor of this keystone pipeline bill. i believe that they need six. but president obama is part of that bernie sanders camp that makes everything about climate change, and that's what's stopping this whole process the environmentalists and fear of retaliation. they also dumped a lot of money into those races -- >> right. >> -- this last election so president obama and the administration owes them despite the fact, liz, that his own epa said we can't see any environmental issues -- >> yeah, that's right. and to andrea's point the state department has gone back and forth on the climate change effects, even the state department. and the state department is already say ising you know what's even more environmentally friendly? it is the pipeline versus railroad. >> yeah. one or two more

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i am a bernie sanders man. elizabeth warren interest me very much. i would like to know -- what was funny yesterday though was how speaker after speaker got up and said it is obama's recession. give me a break. the conservatives ran this country into the ditch in 2008. thank you for c-span. host: thank you for the call. next is ellis joining us from augusta, georgia. caller: good morning. republicans actually -- donald trump enjoys ratings. that is what he is about. i would love to have hillary rodham clinton to be president of the united states. the first woman president of the united states. i do hope that the republicans will nominate another whoops president. host: the president, who is in india. there is a story on just how much it costs to travel when abroad. the washington post, looking at some of the facts and myths with presidential travel. the president holding a news conference this morning, talking about economic development in india. the top six developments in u.s. /india relations. who do you like in 2016? caller: he knows what is goin

bernie sanders opposes that bill. he joins me now.>> good to be with you. >> the bill passed the house last week it will likely pass in the senate why do you think the president should veto this? >> well because i think it's a good idea for the president, congress and american people to live to the overwhelming amount of scientists who tell us loudly and clearly that climate change is one of the great planetary crises that we face. and that it is absolutely imperative. this is not bernie sanders, this is the scientific community who tell us that climate change is real, it is caused by human activity, the emission of carbon that it is already causing devastating problems on this planet in terms of drought and flood and extreme weather disturbances. unless we get our act together the planet that we're going to be leaving to our kinds and grandchildren will be snasktly less habitable than the planet we have right now. we have to reverse climbed change, and the idea of going to an area and allowing for increased exploration of some of the

they like bernie sanders. they like his progression. they like senator warren. they don't think she's going to run. they think jim webb has an interesting message as an anti-war democrat. they want to see a competition for the nomination. >> and that's part of the wall street journal report today indicating that iowans don't want to see hillary clinton come in effect as an incumbent democratic president with no challenge there. >> and i don't think it's the sheer love of the sport. i think it's something deeper going on. we in a recovery, and yet, it's a recovery that has not touched very many people. and both democrats and republicans have that same feeling of somehow this is passing us by. both have that sickening feeling when they read mike huckabee whether you like him or not, the idea three can't be a candidate unless he can find $70 million before the 4th of july there's something very odd about that. and the democratic race of course hillary is raising tens of millions of dollars and jeb of course is going to catch up. elizabeth warren gave very eloquent

bernie sanders an adorable socialist but probably not a serious candidate.at i'm watching is who's jockeying and how, but waiting to see if hillary makes another kind of mistake that gives somebody on the left the real opening. you know she had a couple of missteps when she talked about leaving the white house and her closeness allegedly to wall street. so that's interesting. the second piece is i'm curious to watch how hillary clinton positions herself both as an ally of president obama and something distinctly different and that's always something interesting to watch as we move through. this she has to do it at a certain point. however, he is becoming more popular. so it becomes a slightly more complicated position for her. >> sreenivasan: helena, you've avoided the possibly prediction jeffery would make is democrat will come out -- >> michele obama lost a fight in terms of the school lunch program. whole grains or half grains, right? and we got all the instagrams of the sad lunches kids are having to eat now and it's, like, thanks michelle obama. i think

. >> even though they are the majority they have to get past barbara boxer and bernie sanders and harry it is tough to pass legislation quickly and the senate does not want to have the president veto stuff. >> they should not be a laboratory for ideas to give these guys something to run on. >> take a lesson from ted cruz. the optimistic. time for the nfl update. the league is investigating the patriots' deflation scandal. >> will they he punished? not as long as they are still taking pictures at their respective homes. you talk about conflict of interest. as long as that happens, it will not affect them at all. >> fox news sports reports that a low-level patriots employee is under investigation, a person of interest. should the nfl hurry up and finish the investigation before the super bowl? >> i do not think they will. thank god for richard sherman. he is the only one who does. it is not -- there are a lot of fans who want this thing, no one wants to deal with it. they think it is stupid, let's get it out of the way. >> let's say the nfl came out before the super bowl and said brady li

come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so forth. but what they're not for is worker rights. it doesn't matter if you're gay or black or an impoverished white former factory worker. you all have worker rights in common. that's the commonality. citizens' rights, i would say also, but worker rights. they never talk about worker rights. they just talk about cultural liberalism. that's what they're interes

bernie sanders: >> i do not believe american workers should have to compete against people in vietnam who have a minimum wage of 56 cents an hour. >> reporter: the president and republicans share another big priority-- reforming the nation's 4000-page tax code to make corporate taxes more competitive and individual taxes more fair, not to mention lesconfusing. that too, would go through the ways and means committee. will we see a tax reform bill this year gidon't know an answer to that but it won't be for a lack of trying. >> reporter: he's cautious because there are so many potential land mines. democrats, for instance, want to raise taxes on the very wealthy, and republicans don't. and, scott special interests in particular, are ready to pounce the minute congress starts talking about closing some of their cherished tax loopholes. >> pelley: nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you. historic talks between the united states and cuba got off to a rough start today when the u.s. refused to change its policy that gives cuban refugees here automatic legal residency. some cubans wor

waiting, vice president joe biden, former virginia senator jim webb martin o'maly and vrm senator bernie sanders. political analysts say clinton and bush have such strong name recognition and fund-raising potential at this point, other candidates might be intimidated. on the other hand their connections past and present could become liabilities. >> everyone knows who hillary clinton is. everyone thinks they know who jeb bush is and all of that carries potential baggage. if they have business entangled, all kinds of things that because they are the front-runner make them the biggest target. >> while name recognition and money may give a starting advantage to clinton and bush, other factors wild cards for now are bound to shape the race -- economic frukt wagss, volatile events on the world stage, natural disasters and verbal gaffes all of the things that make every presidential campaign unique. lester? >> kristen welker tonight thank you. >> the new congress convenes on tuesday with the republicans firmly in control and some highly divisive issues on the agenda. for more let's turn to chuck todd t

caller: bernie sanders talks to the real issues of the united states. host: what does he do that you agree with? caller: evening out the playing field on the taxes __ tthe 1% pay so little, and the rest so much. host: when did he come to your attention? caller: i have been following him all my life. he is probably the only person who carries the name as a socialist, but runs as an independent. my ticket would be bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. host: we've heard from three people now. you can identify from one of the previously mentioned heroes, or mention one of your own. next up is david from pennsylvania, aa conservative. caller: my hero is definitely ronald reagan. he was elected why was 21 years old, in college. he was a real inspiration. he inspired people like myself to work hard __ if you work hard, you will become successful, and be rewarded. he also inspired the country, and the world. he was anti_communist. you have to give them credit for bringing down the berlin wall. host: irving from georgia. caller: thinks to c_span. without a doubt,

same with bernie sanders. but he can't win. >> got a story.per." i have, it's amazing. >> i have seen it. >> there's a controversy brewing about it. it had a record weekend at the box office. film makers michael moore and seth rogen are taking to twitter to start a wave of conversation. he tweeted that the film reminded him of the bloody scene in the quinton tern tee know film later clarifying that he liked the movie and the two reminded him of each other. my uncle was killed in a sniper in world war ii. we'll shoot you in the back. snipers aren't heroes. invaders are worse. >> i wish i could tell you something about this but i haven't seen it. >> michael moore is known to do this on the internet. now he's denying that he's criticizing the movie because he didn't mention "american sniper" in the tweet although he alluded to snipers. although he's walking back his comments -- >> isn't it an anti-war movie? >> what the movie does is give i think one of the clearest pictures of what goes through the minds of not just snipers who serve for our cou

senator for virginia bernie sanders a senator from vermont, who are being bandied about. unless hillary clinton would have some overridings medical issue or some other reason, all are pointing to the level of her running. elizabeth warren doesn't seem to be in the cards at least at this juncture in 2016. although a lot of folks hope ton democratic side she jumps in at some time in the future, if she doesn't run in 2016 this time around. >> lots to look for for political junkies and lots to be surprised about, thank you very much dave leventhal our al jazeera america contributor. >> thank you randall. >> secretary of state john kerry is heading to europe next week and ukraine will be a key focus. at the first stop kiev where kerry sits down with ukrainian leaders and then the european conference where kerry is expected to talk with the russian foreign foreign minister. >>> in donetsk at least seven people were killed while waiting in a food line and shelling killed 20 more in the past week. charles stratford is in donetsk. >> the wreckage of a car. the dead have been cover

. >> i like bernie sanders. >> are you a socialist? >> no. do not think he is ear. >> where did the hope and change go? >> where did it go? >> what do you like about the first lady? she's gardening all day in the back of the white house. do you admire her? >> no. >> do you know who this is? >> i don't know who it is. >> rhymes with dice. >> kathleen rice. >> do you know who this is? >> hillary clinton. >> not nancy reagan. >> there you go again. >> president obama. >> very good. do you admire him? >> ummmm... >> do you admire the fact that the president went golfing after that american was beheaded. >> yes. >> do you think that was a good move? >> if he was on vacation i guess it was. >> what has the president done well, do you think? >> bill clinton was a great, great president, you know what i mean. >> the first black president? >> yes. >> got to love watter's world. >> students at an all girls catholic high school were given i.d.'s after the christmas break and noticed their pictures were retouched and in some cases drastically changed fre

bernie sanders, you're my hero. guest: thank you, terry.hat is a great question, who is negotiating these deals. these changes are being negotiated in secret, especially the current one, the transpacific partnership. it is a crime to polish what is in these agreements because the u. s. has made them protective. they do not want to disclose what they are doing. some have come out in wikileaks, but the principle is that only people with a security clearance can see them. there is an advisory committee that consists of about 500 representatives of large corporations that do have access to the texts, and they are giving advice on a daily basis to trade representative. they are the ones who are detained the terms of the agreement __ to undermine safety regulations, etc. they are getting them straight from the horses mouth. fewer than 10 of the cleared advisors are representatives of labor and consumer groups. guest: that people negotiating this our government officials, working night and day. they are flying coach around the world, sharing hotel

on the democratic side elizabeth warren urged to get into the raise, running from the left and bernie sanders considering the same thing. >> you basically described a recipe for gridlock. is there anything republicans can do? >> fix, there's an agreement between the president and the republicans, that's the worst fears that the president will go behind them cutting deals on tax. they want to lower tax on trade deals in the offing and infrastructure spending. we saw how difficult it will be for the republicans, today, when they wanted to initiate a coup. they tried to deny the speakership, falling short in the house of representatives. on immigration repealing or sending back parts. act there'll be fights >>> mike at white house, thank you very much >>> jeannie, zeno a professor of campaign management at n.y.u. is in the studio. welcome. >> thank you. >> gridlocked the name of the game in washington. >> yes. i hate to be pessimistic. all signs, as you and mike talked about point to probably more gridlock. there was a fascinating article talking about why republicans have an incentive to contin

. >> two presidential candidates, bernie sanders the fire brand from vermont no doubt he's going to be running and elizabeth owens no doubt she may be considering it. >> mike viqueria and libby casey, thank you. >>> detroit is facing a new financial challenge. the county that encompasses the entire city has been moving aggressively against thousands of homeowners who are behind in their property taxes. bisi onile-ere is in detroit with more. >> there are a number of factors for one, there are thousands of detroit residents who have simply fallen behind on their bills. but this is also the first time wayne county has foreclosed on every single property eligible for foreclosure. drive through detroit and you'll see foreclosure flows you'll find thriving neighborhoods of squatters. some like rosalind johnson living in homes they once owned. >> what were emotions you felt buying your first home? >> i was excited like a three-year-old, felt that sense of pride. >> johnson is 47 and unemployed. her house was sold at auction in october because she was more than $15,000 behind on property taxe

but now bernie sanders might be jumping in the race. are we seeing a shift from ready for hillary to ready for bernie? >> we are. we love a good dark horse story. senator bernie sanders describes him as a democratic socialist. he is currently gauge whether or not he can run for president in 2016. i think we'll be hearing a little bit more from him this year. he's trying to not raise his money from corporate donors and that's a pretty tough thing to do. i think his average donation is about $28. >> let's switch a little bit to pop culture. it's the song everybody loves or everybody loves to hate. what about "let it go"? >> if you just heard of it, you probably don't have kids. this is from the movie "frozen" which was not only one of the biggest movies we saw in 2014 it was also one of the biggest albums. it sold more than beyonce's record. so a lot of folks know the song from their kids. eddie vetter sang it in june on stage at one of his conversations. we say, let it go. find something new to sing. >> this is a real expression that i le

. >> and on the democratic side, bernie sanders the fire brand from vermont elizabeth warren, the democrat from massachusetts being urged from the left to get in the race, she has not so far determined to do so. >> a lot of decisions to be decided in 2015. >> mike shore an al jazeera political contribute. how quickly was libby and mike able to get from the white house to headquarters. >> it's a little different they do it every day. >> there's big news involving jeb bush, the florida governor that resigned from a number of boards, where he might get in you trouble because of connections. he's not going to be going to a big event in iowa, sponsored by steve king, the anti-immigration sort of guru. what is has jeb decided no thank you? >> i suspect when your name is jeb bush you don't have to play the republican game. you don't have to do things by the same rule book that other republicans who are running for the first time or maybe the second time would be doing. so i suspect this is about that. also differentiating himself from that very right wing side of his own party. steve king does re

. >> reporter: there was more support it in bernie sanders campaign than hillary clinton. the most supported was for elizabeth warren. the barbs from clinton are coming not only from the left but the right. jed bush preparing a run for the republican nomination took a jab at clinton. and told supporters that clinton would have to explain president obama's foreign policy mistakes and added: in any economy or campaign the economy is a huge issue, and a debate that is taking shape is who gets credit for turning the economy around. yesterday majority senate leader mitch mcconnell weighed in. >> we see some economic data providing a glimmer of hope. the uptick appears to coincide with the biggest political change of the obama's change in washington the expectation of a new republican congress. >>> a spokesman for the democratic national committee responded: on the democratic side. californian senator barbara boxer made an announcement about her future. >> i will not be running for the senate in 2016. i'll work on the issues that i love. i'll have time to help others through my

in both places, you've got real hawks, but on the democratic side, bernie sanders, you have a chasm between the ranking democrats and chairman on the republican side, so i just don't see how you bridge that by and large. >> utah senator orrin hatch, head of the finance committee had this to say: michael, a senior democratic budget age said that the two parties are just on different planets when it comes to spending, you know one reason sited by the white house for the increased spending is the economy needs a boost. the white house said there would be an economic catastrophe instead, we've heard but the president is selling that the economy was great as he did in the state of the union. >> just because the economy's great doesn't mean in his eyes it could get greater sequestration has been a ditch road, really caused the gridlock. i think the president is trying in his way to say let's end the gridlock, we need the spending. the ace in the hole is this defense spending. you have john mccain another head of armed services now. they want the defense spending and because that's part of a seque

and then there are governors, andrew coo mo of new york and even senator bernie sanders an independentialist from vermont. >> i am thinking >> i am thinking about running for president. >> let's not forget the vice president. >> if i decide to >> if i decide to run, believe me, that will be the first guy i talk to. but that decision hasn't been made. >> senator marco >> senator marco rub be and senator ted cruz. >> i rise today in obsession to obama care. >> and senator ron paul. >> i rise today to filibuster john brennon's nomination to the cia. >> and then >> and then there's this. >> i am convinced that the next president of the united states is going to be a governor and it needs to be. >> the governors web bush of florida shlg i think i could serve well as president. >> and of course texas governor rick perry. >> running for the presidency not an iq test. it's a test of an individual's resolve. >> mitt romney >> mitt romney might be back. and bobby jindal of ynd, scott walker of wisconsin and many more. but who is it going to be? >> and our political panel is back. the the nationa

biden was at 14% and elizabeth warren at is 3 and bernie sanders at 4.up that gap? >> it's not a gap. it's a chasm. most people don't know who joe biden is. what we're seeing is an enthusiastic chasm between himself and hillary clinton. they both ran for president in 2008. clearly senator clinton, secretary clinton went a whole lot farther than he did. and i think there's just a thirst and a hunger particularly within the democratic party base for her to run again. one, because half of the base of the party thinks that she lost last time and folks want a woman to get the nomination and to take the white house. >> if he runs though what will he do to the party? if you have a hillary versus biden in the primary, what would that do to the primary? >> it would be interesting to see if he fractures the party. as a sitting vice president, is he the heir apparent and who will president barack obama endorse? hillary clinton or joe biden. i think that's one of the reasons your question is -- >> we know the answer to that question, i think. >> i think the american

those waiting, vice president joe biden, former virginia senator jim webw martin o'malley and bernie sanders. political analysts say clinton and bush have such name recognition, other candidates might be intimidated. on the other hand their connections past and present could become liabilities. >> everyone know whose hillary clinton. everyone thinks they know who jeb bush is. all that carries potential baggage. they have all kinds of things that because they are the front-runner front-runner make them the biggest target. >> while name recognition and money may give an advantage for clinton and bush wild cards are bound to shape the race economic fluctuations natural disasters and verbal gaffs. all the thangs that make every president campaign unique. >> a lot to watch. coming up on "meet the press," moderator chuck todd will discuss the latest republican gearing up for a 2016 run, d.c.'s new mayor mariel bowser will be on the show joined by police chief cathy lanier and school chancellor kaya henderson, all part of a segment called "the women who run washington" airing at 10:30. >>> how low

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