we will talk about where the country is doing bernie sanders progressive policies. in arizona, this will be a bellwether for some of the policies donald trump has been talking about.

charles: bernie sanders wants a whed -- wants a bezos tax.e sanders points this guy out and other liberals are pointing him out saying you have $160 billion and we want a piece of that action. >> bernie sanders is not poor. his net worth for 2017 is estimate at $2 million. charles: jeff bezos is worth $160 billion. >> good for him. charles: but he also has workers who are on food stamps. there may be 50,000 at amazon who says bernie sanders has a point. you add that and you get upset elections in florida, new york and georgia. >> i don't think all the bernie sanders -- what he said wasn't 100% correct. some of the people collecting these subsidies are part time. some people want to work part time. they don't want to work full time. sometimes working part time and accepting the subjects does is the same as if they worked 40 hours a week. that's what jeff bezos is talking about when he said come in and take a look at the corporation and look at the workers to see if people are happy. by taxing corporations we lower the taxes. now we want to put

adopted a new rule aimed at keeping outsider candidates like bernie sanders from trying to clinch the democratic nomination in one easy one e. they passed a mandatory loyalty oath and many tried to claim the new loyalty oath would not stop a bernie type candidate as long as he or she pledged to run and serve as a democrat so a socialist or a leftist or a cornell west or shameless to wander a post malone could walk up there and go oh yeah i'll be a democrat and then run for office however if you look a little closer the rule also says the candidates accomplishments public writings and or public statements affirmatively demonstrates that they are faithful to the entrance welfare and success of the democratic party and it is the d.n.c. chair who decides whether that is the case. so in order to yank someone from the primaries all the d.n.c. has to do is say that person's public writings don't demonstrate ona faithfulness they could use this to weed out independents democrats democratic socialists anybody who maybe criticizes the party too much anybody who maybe jews have been to one suppo

adopted a new rule aimed at keeping alcide or candidates like bernie sanders from trying to clinch the democratic nomination in twenty one. they passed a mandatory loyalty oath and many tried to claim this new loyalty oath would not stop a bernie type candidate as long as he or she pledged to run and serve as a democrat so a socialist or leftists or a cornell west sharma's to wander a post malone could walk up there and go oh yeah i'll be a democrat and then run for office however if you look a little closer the rule also says the candidates missed public writings and or public statements of ferment only demonstrates that they are faithful to the interest welfare and success of the democratic party and it is the d.n.c. chair who decides whether that is the case so in order to yank someone from the primaries all. all the d.n.c. has to do is say that person's public writings don't demonstrate ona faithfulness they could use this to weed out independents democrats democratic socialists anybody who maybe criticizes the party too much anybody who may be used have been to one supposed to vid

>>> the debate over whether we are ready for another financial crisis, one that i raised with bernie sanders back in 2008. >> under bush, just one example, the top 400 families have seen a $670 billion increase in their wealth while working people have seen a decline in their standard of living. neil: where does your wealth tax kick in? >> it's not a wealth tax, neil. neil: what do you call it? >> we are thinking about, i'm thinking, i'm talking for nobody else but myself, don't lump

obama's plane it came down and it was a cause her to obama care he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this slide progress some are going to progress the something better at some point they're not progressing at all. we'll show you the super bowl for instance look. we're going to move to the jetsons to. do most instill some good. for most of the country. move from still most of those issues to shew good good schools and your group to solutions to the world so move closer to the simplest things to move forwards move in small. groups local small and slow movements from students to listeners from local closer. field or your cheek and took his first flight at the age of forty three eleven days at the space station was preceded by four years of preparation. he didn't even get his own cabin and had to sleep in a sleeping bag or else. where the door to second flight last did six months in a company charles sim an e a space tourist it was a tricky mission the cosmonauts were almost evacuated back to earth the compu

. >> reporter: the health care for all idea bernie sanders promoted two years ago is gaining steam with democratic candidates across the country. >> i haven't spoken to one person who does not agree that medicare for all is a good plan. >> reporter: but cost is a big unknown. according to one independent group's estimate, the current trajectory of health care costs is unsustainable, rising faster than wages. at the same time, the price tag for a single-payer system would be $2.5 trillion a year. >> health care is one of those issues here that can really bankrupt our nation. >> reporter: voters will have their say on an issue that has divided the nation on the first tuesday in november. meg oliver, cbs news, new

we will talk about where the country is doing bernie sanders progressive policies. in arizona, this will be a bellwether for some of the policies donald trump has been talking about. a hard-fought battle in the senate race between martha mc sally and kiersten sinena. whether this is enough for trump policies to catch both houses. >> in arizona republicans dodged a very difficult candidate if the others had won, joe arpaio or kelly ward. they have the best candidate they could bring to the race but that is at close contest in arizona and republicans could lose that seat. >> absolutely. democrats have to defend 26 seats. they know they have to pick up arizona to take the senate back. mc sally did win but she was running against two unpalatable candidates to split of the opposing vote so that helped her. she has a tough race going into it but she also has personal story like one of the first female air force fighter pilots which will defuse some of the issues the left tries to throw at republicans. >> a lesson from arizona and florida, florida in particular if you look

while his agenda is similar to that of his father's, senator bernie sanders, he has not earned his father'sndorsement. levi sanders joins me now. big primary day tomorrow. thanks for being with us. this is an 11-candidate field. this is a tough race and it's very close. wouldn't your father's endorsement help? >> john, first of all, thank you very much for helping me. my father and i don't believe in dynastic politics but we do believe in medicare for all, tuition-free public colleges, paid equity for women, paid family and medical leave, a $15 minimum wage and dealing with income and wealth inequality. john, 47% of americans right now have $400 or less to deal with a medical emergency or simply their car breaking down. i do have the endorsement -- >> go ahead. >> i'm sorry. i do have the endorsement of ro kana, medicare for all caucus as well as phil murphy, as well as a whole host of other folks. so i feel very, very good about those endorsements. >> you don't have to believe in dynastic politics to say i think mr. x or ms. y is the best candidate for that seat and your father hasn't even

the story of the american leftist movement bernie sanders is at war with amazon the world's largest online retailer accusing the company of not treating its workers sparely it is important to take a look at the power and influence that the answer is that all over this country amazon employees pay wages so low that they are having a real hard time getting bar they are forced to pay and upon pacs play a funded programs and you know who pays for those programs. this isn't just empty rhetoric either sanders announced that he'd be introducing legislation that would require these big corporations to cover all federal benefits their employees receive from the government like food stamps and public housing if they can't pay them a living wage he's also encouraging amazon employees to speak out one former employee claims she was forced to work with an injured foot it was like a something there was a loud crack i really feel there's an injury a little we don't seize your flights not stolen or anything this just goes to just some disturbance about you through fish your fish it's either finish your sh

would you endorse bernie sanders for president in 2020? >> i'm trying to get elected governor. we are trying to save the state. i'm deeply appreciative of the support of senator sanders. i did support secretary clinton. i spoke to her last week. she and president clinton. i value their friendship. we showed we have the ability to bring together all the wings of the democratic party. in order for us to win we have to bring the entirety of the party together. >> we'll get back to you the day after the election on that question. >> yes. thanks, dana. >> tough poll numbers for president trump, but that's not stopping some republican candidate s from asking for his support. and a final farewell. >> what better way to get a last laugh than to make george and i say nice things about him to a national audience? >> we'll talk to john mccain's closest friends and allies, lindsey graham and joe lieberman. in your gut, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning m

bernie sanders was an instrumental player back then.d then that sounds very familiar now. >> the wealthiest 1/10 of american earners more than the richest. the gap between the -- >> neil: who is rich to you, senator? >> neil, don't play games with me. (man) managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for low blood sugar. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse need

. >> look out, bernie sanders. alexandria ocasio-cortez has arrived.casio-cortez made waves two weeks ago for unseating a 10-term democratic incumbent who was chairman of the house democratic caucus, winning with 57% of the vote. ocasio-cortez ran to the left of her opponent, forcing him to join her there. she even tweeted out a picture of the holes she wore through the sole of her shoes pounding the pavement of new york's 14th congressional district. her win was a political earthquake. she was elected not by criticizing donald trump, but by making a positive case for democratic socialism and racial justice. according to pundits, she is high-speed wi-fi in a system still impressed by dial-up, a social-media influencer who can sell policy and sell out lipstick with a single tweet. there is no denying she is the progressive "it" girl, as much for her ideas as for her sheer political talent. a campaign worker wrote, "ocasio-cortez is as articulate as she is relatable, as charismatic as she is fierce." in the last two weeks, she has become the vanguard of

a trump backed republican versus a bernie sanders backed democrat. and joining me now is the democratic n democratic nominee for florida governor andrew gillum. describing you this way in a tweet, a failed socialist andrew gillum, this is not what florida wants or needs. you're now in a general election in a state that trump won. you ran pretty far to the left in a primary race. in order to be governor you need to win voters in the middle. how are you going to do that? >> let me say first how extremely proud i was yesterday watching senator mccain's funeral. the comments from his daughter, meghan, from the president, from all the former presidents really was a display of who we are as a country. rhonda santez, donald trump are at the far other extremes of what we want as a country but as a state. i'll tell you that i don't believe any of the issues are in anyway disqualifying. right now we rank 40th out of 50th in quality. the people in my state want access to good and affordable and assessable health care. and they want to see teachers paid what the

the story of the american leftist movement bernie sanders is at war with amazon the world's largest online retailer accusing the company of not treating its workers sparely it is important to take a look at the power and influence that the answer is that all over this country amazon employees pay wages so low that they are having a real hard choice getting barred to go for the pay and upon taxpayer funded programs and you know who pays for those programs you do this isn't just empty rhetoric either sanders announced that he'd be introducing legislation that would require these big corporations to cover all federal benefits their employees receive from the government like food stamps and public housing if they can't pay them a living wage he's also encouraging amazon employees to speak out one former employee claims she was forced to work with an insurer put it was like a something there was a loud crack i really feel it was an injury she really we don't seize your foot shot stroller or anything this just goes to it just so the students like you through fish your shift could see their finis

bernie sanders believes in what he is fighting for. he believes in socialism.hink when he is fighting for doesn't work, but i think you are sincere like bernie, you believe in expanding government and higher taxes. i commend you for fighting for what you believe. butisagree on the outcome, you are fighting for the principles you believe in and i respect that. rep. o'rourke: true to form. [laughter] before we bring the debate to a close, each candidate will have a 92nd -- 90 seconds for the close. let's start with you, senator cruz. sen. cruz: in november, there will be a lot of things on the ballot. both congressman o'rourke and i will be on the ballot. but there will be more than that. jobs will be on the ballot. we have seen in the last two years, 4 million new jobs all across this country. paychecks will be on the ballots. seen texas employers like american airlines, southwest airlines, at&t, giving bonuses and pay raises. your 401(k) and your savings will be on the ballot. as we have seen, the pensions of millions of texans going up. simplenderstands a very

that's one of migrate jest fears. >> bernie sanders really tapped into it.resent completely different ideas how this country could be run. but they both understand the people who are ignored by democrats and republicans shouldn't be ignored. charles: in italy they had a co-presidents. and it's the same as if we had co-presidents bernie sanders and donald trump. thank you very much. coming up. gillette's latest ad shows true sacrifice and struggles. the best sports commercial since the mean joe green classic. we'll discuss it. only half the story? at t. rowe price our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t.rowe price. invest with confidence. you know i miss playing catch with the... grandkids and teaching them how to give a good handshake. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can'

bernie sanders never said that. congressman o'rourke's positions are out of step with the people of texas. i think the people of texas, what they want -- 1000 people a day come to texas. because we understand that low taxes and low regulations produced jobs. what i hear from texans across the state is they say, whether they supported me or not, democrats will say, i did not vote for you, but you are doing what you said you would do. that is exactly what i have done. that is what i will continue doing. moderator: representative o'rourke, texas values. congressman o'rourke: only one of us has been to each county in texas and would have an idea of what texas values are. within months of being sworn to service, your senator ted cruz was not in texas. he was in iowa. he visited every single one of the 99 counties of iowa. he went to new hampshire, south carolina. he went to the republican presidential primary states instead of being here. he shut down your government. for 16 days in 2013. too many people were getting too

. >> you sound like a bernie sanders democrat. >> i don't know. t so much about bernie anymore, because i really am -- listen, things have to be done in the right, with perspective. you can't just roll money out of the window. you can't do that. can't do that. >> you must have liked bernie a little? >> i did. >> didn't you name your dog after bernie sanders? >> i named him bernie sanders. i always say this, because my dog bernie -- is very much a pro, single payer veterinary care. >> so then why are you not on the bernie thing now? >> i just think some of the things that he might be proposing will cause cost too much money and never pass. i'm a pragmatic person. i want things to work. someone who's going to win. >> good. listen, we're going to come back and talk about a lot more stuff. when we get back, my own hot topics to raise with you. going to break. i have a lot of questions this week. one is, is the author of that bombshell "new york times" op-ed a hero for raising the alarm or a coward for not coming forward public publicly? i want to hear

bernie sanders calling for a 40% hike in the corporate tax rate. he will face ron desantis who supports tax cuts. all of this as the fox news poll shows 46% of registered voters see socialism as a good thing. that's 20% in august of 2012. how will this play out? let's ask as democratic strategist jessica tarlov, gabby is here and american majority ceo ned ryan. i have to tell you, jessica, the victory in florida to me an amazing shocker. shouldn't be a shocker anymore. the elites on both sides are not paying attention and i think what all this means a lot of americans believe they have been let down by the establishment and the current system, capitolism. >> andrew gillem is a politics. he got some help by bernie sanders but he's new test a businessman that showed up and said i'm going to run for governor. >> did you think he was going to win? >> no. i thought graham was going to win: i'm a huge fan of gillem. i thought she would have a better shot against desantis. the americans are rejecting the mainstream here. this is predictable. we need to co

david: indeed from donald trump and bernie sanders. not much light between the two. melissa: no.the way we are awaiting the president. he will hopefully saying something about the op-ed in the "new york times." melissa: i bet he will. david: anonymous op ed supposedly written by a senior official from the trump administration very critical of donald trump. melissa: yeah, talking about the resistance within the administration, saying quote, they are the adults in the room. interesting stuff. david: we'll hear more about that coming up. big tech under the microscope. top executives from facebook and twitter making their case on capitol hill, trying to convince lawmakers that their social media platforms are not politically biased. is it enough? or will the government ultimately step in. to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. >>

i want to come to you on this, you have also talked about this narrative that it's easy to if bernie sanders the sanders candidate or hillary clinton endorses, that's the hillary candidate. that narrative is really not actually operative in the party now, is it? is it still that -- that still happening? >> doesn't apply to this florida race. we're in the fall of 2018 and a lot of the press is clinging to the civil war narrative it barely existing in the winter of 2017 and doesn't exist anymore. >> 85% or something of sanders voters voted for hillary clinton in the general meaning appealing to sanders' voters in florida means appealing to democrats and democrat leaning independents. >> this is kind of outdated insider journalism mode, who's up, down, keep a scorecard. what's happening now there is no civil war. i think the press was hoping for one. it's being portrayed very -- as a negative, right. a couple weeks ago in "the new york times" front page story the premises basically too much passion and energy in the democratic base and that's going to hurt them in november. if you go back to 20

bernie sanders did not win the election. keep in mind a lot of people think was some justification that hillary clinton got the nomination because who really would've won it. donald trump was elected president of the night seats. it's good to keep in mind the quotes from ronald reagan. poll after poll tells us that they view socialism favorably you can watch this and other programs. this year at book book tv marks our 20th year. find us every week and on c-span two. .. .. >> we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by y

with the likes of bernie sanders he's demonizing capitalism. have a new generation of people wrapping their arms around socialism. they are demonizing capitalism. i don't think they understand what this means. charles: in the last earnings report, a lot of wall street analysts say apple doesn't want to anger china. north america was $42.5 billion. only in the was america double the size of china's market by the was growing faster. the last three quarters average selling price for the iphone. gillian, the average american didn't see a 19% in their wages. so as fortunes mount and these companies say we have got the protect our margins, are they risking serious issues here in serious trouble? >> the supply chain is integrated. we are talking about things being made there. this is much more interconnected. it's not a china or nothing and u.s. or nothing. i'm against giving tax incentives to one of america's biggest companies. i think that puts people off. they say this is my hard-earned tax money. a successful company that's made an insane amount o

round two in bernie sanders versus amazon fight. thank you for joining us, thank you for watching, money, politics, we've got the debate behind tomorrow's headlines, i am elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. liz: news is coming thick and fast, first money stocks are slightly down, down 12, trade tensions with canada and china. but nike the biggest drag on do you, dow down to 25952. amazon hit that 1 trillion market cap today. >> but first, dozens of protesters arrested for disrupting senate nomination hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, democrats trying to postpone the proceedings until after the midterm, blaming a document compandumplate last night they y need to read first. reporter: there is a lot going on. he met with disputes, disruptions, and a lot of activity going on inside. protesters interrupted hearing, 63 times, that is just before lunch, 22 people have been arrested in first hour of this hearing. and moments ago president trump tweeting about the hearing and everything that happened t

says he's supposed to be you know in favor of but in another sense bernie sanders position is is that this is going to just remember he was a wonder said that the saudis should get their their hands dirty in the so-called middle east and right up that is when you have the obama. and saudi war being launched in yemen so these are this is the nature of a progressive politicians in places like united states of america but just finally have a briefing we talk about the chilean anniversary the washington new york then eleven anniversary this in the next few days as the ten year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers on wall street what do you think that means as to how we should reflect a decade on from the beginning of the crash that would of course create the austerity we know the connection to should be may which should be the the the obvious. conclusion that there is a crisis a crisis of capitalism that has had a negative impact on main as a people are around the world i am that this should be another wake up call or a reminder if you will that we're not going to be able to add

six of those were republicans and bernie sanders voted against it so all the democrats are happy even though they say the commander in chief is. you know insane that there's something wrong with him that he's a threat to national security he just gave him six hundred seventy four billion dollars for his army it depends how you spend the money i mean having in the bank and then spending it are two separate things but the the initiatives that come out of the white house to scale back on the military in the korean peninsula scale back nato and scale back america's involvement in middle east politics suggests to me that they were prepping for a massive defunding of military operations as is inevitable inappropriate because the there's no other way to address the dead the two koreas look like they're going to have peace and part of that peace deal is that the u.s. has to get out essentially so that could save a lot of money sure six hundred seventy four billion dollars could be a lot if you target it towards the engineers and and people in silicon valley who pretend that they don't that th

obama's plane came down and he was a cause hurt to obamacare he was the last man standing course bernie sanders was like oh yeah you know medicare for all be great but we're just going to let this guy progress and we're going to progress the something better at some point they're not progressing at all. prosecution will need to become almost in this show we focus on. court where you push us off the threat of fines somebody known to us you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on that god you've been to the moon controlled you know through security industry knows when to put your mind out of business models used by american corporations doubtless wasin completely is sold on good mental disease as an abuse he controls the amanda was macomo seen. the solution. alys up an association between. a new can he saw swindle as it is just really on his way to the team to an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. goes on even in the lobby to

that's the view of howard sim of hollywood and of bernie sanders. so i many on the left neil.ca's founding creed, the belief in god-given rights protected by government enshrined by virtuous people have achieved the opposite of what sanders said. no, america does not start little children. america lives little children from poverty. the power of the free market poverty has alleviated it faster than any force in history. the engine is going strong. according to the world bank, over the last three decades extreme global poverty has dropped by 74.1%, literally hundreds of millions of people have been lifted a property by the american economy and the involvement of the world economy. little children are not starving in america either. the heritage foundation reports that a poor child is more likely to have cable tv, widescreen to become an xbox or tivo than to be hungry. according to pew research the u.s. stands head and shoulders above the rest for wealth. fifty-six were high income compared to global standards. only 2% of americans are poor by global standards. about giving tax

he's running on agenda that bernie sanders and cortez love. when you say abolish i.c.e. and raise corporate taxes 40%. the more important thing is, what is interesting about this race, the 2018 governor race in florida is a precursor for 2020. you'll have desantos who is a strong trump supporter and gillum who i think will be reflected in whoever the democrats nominate in 2020. what we should watch is how does this race play out in 2018 because i think it will give us a good indication in 2020. >> i want to get melanie involved here. margry, parten me in talking about this, too. you said it, too, when you screw this up, why not use that terminology? rev, obviously is nodding there but if i can bring you in margry knowing at this point, if that wasn't the intention why even go where that word is, go in the direction of that word? >> right. if somebody somewhere has said this before, i've never heard it so i found it somewhat of surprising term and -- >> go google it. >> in 2018 we're operating in 2018 where identity politics are a very important thing and when you look at

guest: when i went to high school, i went with bernie sanders. we were on the track team together and my views were roughly his views. i was a socialist like him and then i met i ran and then i went to her house and nathaniel branden's house and they converted me with two books. the other was economic in one lesson, which also profoundly affected me and got me out of philosophy and into economics, so these personal stories were just sort of i guess humanize the authors. had nothing to do with the book. it was added on after the book was written. host: the third and walter block's theory on privatization is called "space capitalism how humans will colonize planets, moons and asteroids" thank you for joining us on book tv. guest: thank you for having me. it was a pleasure. >> yours look at books being published this week. fox news political analyst offers a critical examination of the trump administration's record on civil rights. msnbc host explores a generator and equality and equal pay and the workplace. in american life actress and political ac

the story of the american leftist movement bernie sanders is at war with amazon the world's largest online retailer accusing the company of not treating its workers fairly it is important to take a look at the power and influence that the answer is that all over this country amazon employees pay wages so low that they are having a real hard choice getting barred to go forced the. funded programs and you know who pays for those programs. this isn't just empty rhetoric either sanders announced that he'd be introducing legislation that would require these big corporations to cover all federal benefits their employees receive from the government like food stamps and public housing if they can't pay them a living wage he's also encouraging amazon employees to speak out one former employee claims she was forced to work with an injured foot was like a something there was a loud crack i really feel it was an injury she really we don't seize on here for it's not stroller or anything so just goes to it just so the students like you through fish your shift could see their finish on your shift. cliff