great let's unify before the most this behind the most popular politician in the country, bernie sanders. no no no! said primaries were about idea when you wanted hillary to win and now primaries are the best idea. should bernie get a free ride in the primary? no. let's fight, let's figure out who is right, let's have people vote. should you splinter the democratic party overall? no. i think it is a disastrous idea and will help the right-wing win. >> are you saying you don't pick it should happen, but you are talking about civil war. cenk: no, i think there will be healthy and sometimes not healthy fight over ideas. we're not going to bow our heads. when they say let's take donor money and keep spending for defense contractors from our answer is no, hard no. what you want to do? this is democracy, so we debate. you leave then party. if anyone should leave the party, it should be them, not us. if they want to join the republicans and celebrate donors, they are welcome to it. >> are you supporting bernie sanders for 2020? cenk: so, i supported bernie sanders in 2016 based on the field. th

jane: bernie sanders? senator sanders that is a good : question.ould remind jennifer that in the late 1990's -- and this will surprise people -- i passed more amendments -- when i was in the house -- more amendments on the floor of the house that were bipartisan -- that is when republicans controlled the house -- than any other member of congress. and what you do is you look at issues. in fact, one of the amendments we passed had to do with the high cost of prescription drugs. i worked with the late senator john mccain on the most comprehensive veterans bill in recent history. so i think the goal here is to look at the issues. i think we have some potential. i think republicans understand as well as democrats and independents that our infrastructure is collapsing in this country, that we need to invest heavily in rebuilding our roads and bridges and water systems and our airports and we , can create millions of good paying jobs to do that, so that can be a bipartisan issue. so you look at issues, you go from there in a bipartisan way. jane: our fou

bernie sanders had a fan who shot a very good friend of ours, steve scalise. and other people. he was a total maniac. nobody puts his name in the headline, bernie sanders, in the headline. >> laura: nancy pelosi said do not politicize this back at the

and a lot of people like you are blaming bernie sanders for that which is false. >> i never blamed bernie sanders. those words didn't come out of my mouth. >> what you're suggesting is that if -- that there is equivalence between bernie sanders and donald trump which is not the case because bernie sanders -- >> i never said any of those things. i don't know what you're talking about. >> can i finish, please? bernie sanders does not encourage violence. he doesn't tell his supporters to go out and body slam anybody and he doesn't engage in this kind of dehumanizing rhetoric and he doesn't engage in this kind of crazy conspiracy mongering in the way that donald trump and fox news do. >> mike, can i ask you a question? >> please. >> so if you're not equivocating, if you're not saying that they're eke sxl comparing them, then why are you bringing that up? >> i'm trying to bring it up because -- to try and -- so that people on both sides can understand -- okay, we'll go back to 1995. bill clinton, who was a great -- >> you didn't answer the question. bill clinton is not the president anymore. >

encourage all the wonderful options available to women that people like planned parenthood and bernie sanders never tell the american people about, like adoption, like ministries that will help take care of these children. there are so many other options rather than abortion or poverty. >> another question for senator sanders. haveupan: i'm glad you been able to live the american dream and become a millionaire by selling your books on amazon. what advice you have for young vermonters who would want to be a multimillionaire like you question mark senator sanders: unfortunately, -- like you? senator sanders: unfortunately, i am not a multimillionaire. i grew up in a family that did not have a lot of money. and i wrote a book called "our revolution." it was number three on "the new york times" best seller list, sold over the world and when you write a best-selling book, actually make some money, and i did. and i'm not ashamed of the fact that i wrote a book that talked about how we would revitalize american democracy and was very specific ideas about how we can create an economy antigovernment a

bernie sanders -- >> so did trump. >> bernie sanders did not -- he mentioned him by name and he separated. trump did not separate himself, senator santorum, today. he had the opportunity to do so. he said it had nothing to do with him. i hear he likes me better. senator sanders came out right away, held a press conference, and denounced this follower of his. his staff came out. and also, senator sanders did not attack the media. i'm somebody who endorsed hillary clinton. i had a contentious relationship with the sanders folks but when people came after me online occasionally and sometimes they did, senator sanders himself told them to stop it. his staff, i remember one night when people were being brutal, his staffers told their own supporters to knock it off. >> and i honestly say, in this moment, forget the what aboutism. forget what happened yesterday or the day before. i think let's talk about right now. the president called for unity. he is not unifying. i mean, frank, the president -- the president took to twitter, shockingly, earlier today, and this was before the suspect was captu

alright, senator bernie sanders."ermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representative lee also taking a stand for the hospitality industry... as hotel workers across the country continue weeks-long strikes for better p

where is that idea to some vague connection to bernie sanders comes from? how did that get in the mind of supporters? >> you can start right here of the white house drive way yesterday. >> the president is not responsible for sending suspicious packages to someone no more than bernie sanders responsible for a shooting of his of shooting up at the baseball practice. this is at the hands of the president is ridiculous. >> that's how it gets into the bloodstream. it continues tonight when the president mentions bernie sanders from the podium at his rally on this day. they arrested the bombing suspect. you would be for given right about now for thinking something is wrong with your television or our national politics. here with us tonight to talk about all of this is steve schmidt. you heard the theory that maybe hillary or obama went down to the post office and maybe bernie sanders is with them and maybe they mail themselves the bombs and talking about how the stickers were too symmetric al in the van. he was intimating it was all a set-up. the investigation t

yet when a bernie sanders supporter tried to murder congressional republicans and severely wounded a great man named steve scalise and others, we did not use that heinous attempt at mass murder for political gain because that would have been wrong. >> later in the broadcast we'll have more on this sudden injection of bernie sanders' name into this event. before leaving for north carolina while still at the white house, president trump was asked if he seen the suspect's van and if he reached out to anyone targeted with these devices. >> did you see your face on that van? >> i did not. i did not see my face on the van. i don't know -- i heard he was a person that preferred me over others but i did not see that. >> -- of these targets to update them? >> if they wanted me to but i think we'll probably pass. >> we should point out that early this morning technically in the middle of the night, 3:14 a.m. east coast time, the president turned to twitter and said "funny how lowly rated cnn and others can criticize me at will even blaming me for the current spate of bombs and ridiculously com

you might remember this. >> i'm not blaming bernie sanders. bernie sanders supporters. this was one not. >> sean: remember the bernie sanders reporter the one that targeted republicans a baseball practice leaving congressman steve scalise fighting for his life? was the media blaming democrats for that? no. and by the way, they shouldn't have and i don't blame bernie either. >> sean: nobody should have blamed bernie. political disagreements, even political battle in back-and-forth, they are not supposed to be marching orders for deranged individuals. president trump, that shall come out when we rightly call out and expose the left for the hypocrisy, and we will do more of it in a minute, or deep state corruption or the fake news media for reporting fake news almost every night, that's not inciting violence, i'm saying just the opposite. this is about going to the ballot box. that's where we settle our political differences. i didn't love it that obama won twice, i didn't like it at all but america goes on and i said many times during his presidency we've got to protect o

he sounded so much like bernie sanders. and the future of american politics will be nationalism idea on the left. and then to got the middle class. so bannon in 2011 and then bernie sanders and then in a thematic way it was all driven by this anger of what had happened in 2008. and then to step back as hearing from the historians or even in control as reporters perk - . but to dominate too much. and with that advantage of what was changing the country or the world is moving in a new direction. and then to say in a bigger ship. it with a wide range of sources the youtube channels that dwarfed those additional outlets so they are going to war but this is a little simple so rephrase this. so is this antisocial i think social media is helping people do things they would otherwise do to connect to people with those similarities. and what resonated with me is that when we talk about social media it's what people have always done but just in different ways. to go to church to find out what other people in their communities are thi

now, bernie sanders talked about some common themes. he also talked about how progressive ideas he's been pushing have become more widely accepted and he also had strong words about president trump. >> we must end one party reactionary rule in washington. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders spoke to a friendly crowd in berkeley, reminding them what's at stake, urging them to spread the world and vote. >> i know the world series is important. i got it. but you know what? this midterm election is a thousand times more important. >> reporter: on stage, supporters carried signs to re-elect democratic congresswoman barbara lee. >> we're going to call voters, knock on doors. >> reporter: sanders said this wraps up a nine-state tour for midterm candidates. he hit hard on president trump and his >> i know thatopular in the state of california. thank you, california. >> reporter: he touched on themes from his own 2016 campaign as supporters sounded hopeful for another run. >> bernie 2020! >> reporter: he talked health care, income inequa

senator bernie sanders will be here live. hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is in crisis, just three weeks until the midterm elections and president trump is dealing with two major tests of his leadership, the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, who should be celebrating his birth today this week. if the saudis are proven to be blamed for the missing journalist. >> we would be very upset and angry if that were the case. as of this moment they deny it and deny it vehemently. could it be them? yes. we'll get to the bottom of it, and there will be severe punishment. >> president trump has not offered any ind kags on what that punishment could be. saudi arabia firing a warning, it will fight back against any punitive action. >>> michael, the worst storm to hit the u.s. in at least a quarter century left 18 people dead and thousands without power or resources. president trump is planning a visit to florida and george wra in the coming days. >>> joining me now, senator marco rubio. i w

we'll ask larry kudlow, jeff flake and bernie sanders. we'll break out the politics, smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> good morning, welcome to "this week." just over three weeks to the midterms. our brand new poll gives both parties hope and fear. president trump's approval rating is 41%. the second highest of his presidency. republicans hold a slight edge over democrats on handling the economy. the number of americans who say they want democrats to hold a check on trump is slipping. they are still a majority. democratic candidates for the house lead republicans by 11 points among registered voters. fueled by a democratic edge on key issues like health care and a wide lead among women voters. only 36% of women approve of president trump and they want democratic by republican candidates in the house by 22 points. our poll showing voters are engaged. 76% say they're certain to vote and here democrats have the edge. in kentucky this weekend the president previewed his closing arguments along with one of his potential c

not bernie sanders the vermont politician but what bernie sanders stood for in 2016. trump has stolen the issues from the democrats. trade was a democratic union issue. is nowublican party taking trade and stopping a free-trade party and becoming the protectionist party. totally changed the republican party. drastic historic changes. they matter. you may think they are not serious and you have the right to your opinion, but these people matter and should not be shrugged off. more. i think you mentioned this. why are we worried about foreign memes shared thousands of times? it doesn't matter where they come from. they could come from the russians are from whoever. that they have been to use them pretty effectively. only weakree that characters are moved by memes. a lot of people are and it is important that people understand that. a lot of people unknowingly view things online that are memes. may or may not be true. they take them and they share them. that is how they spread. that is how information spreads. that's how misinformation spreads. that shadyew characters ha

doesn't hit in the middle of the first term, he's in good shape. >> symone sanders, no relation to bernie sandersk for him. senator sanders wouldn't answer my question but bernie sanders and joe biden are two guys who could go into kentucky and talk about working class concerns but i'm wondering whether you think joe biden might have an upper hand as the polls suggested in terms of who can beat donald trump. >> whoever can beat -- first in order to beat donald trump you have to win a democratic primary and you cannot win a democratic presidential primary in this country without black women. black women have and do pick the democratic nominee, i know because i worked for guy that didn't win black women and we lost the democratic primary. i also think it's too early to talk about 2020. november 6 is the midterm elections and what happens on november 6 will be a good indicator of what kind of energy is coming out of the democratic voters going into a presidential primary. >> there's an interesting story in the "new york times" of the scandal scandals. his poll numbers are higher than they've been bu

while it was on all of the digital platforms to get all the decease. >> bernie sanders in town today. he joined forces with barbara lee to rally voteners berkeley. the pair are encouraging people to get to polls on election day. nbc bay area is there where christie, he was energizing voters. that's right. it was absolutely packed today. brought the crowd to their feet several times in berkeley talked about the importance of voter turnout especially during the times and also talked about president trump. >> tell you friends and your family. >> vermont senator bernie sanders spoke to a friendly crowd in berkeley. nine state tour for midterm candidates. >> we must end one party reactionary rules in washington. >> he reminded them what's at stake, urging them to spread the word and vote. >> we had the lowest voter turnout in modern history in 2018. we must have the highest voter turnout. >> on stage, supporters carried sis re-elect democratic congresswoman barbara ng to cal >> sanders said this wrapped up nine state tour for midterm candidates. hit hard on president trump and his policy.

bernie sanders, the majority of his support came from millennial's. and as i said, the democrats have seized on this whether it's cory booker or, like harris or elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or this new young lady that won the primary for congress in new york, they are admitting that they are socialists,it's no longer something they're trying to hide . socialism, democrats, progressive have become synonymous terms. that's a problem. that's a problem for our country. it's a direction i don't think we want to go. it's not in our interest to go. and you wonder how did these, how did they end up insinuating, how do these socialist progressives and up insinuating themselves into our lives and it's not hard to see, they insinuated themselves into the education system. as a matter of fact ap history courses at our high schools are taught out of a book by a man named howards in. howard zinn is an admitted communist. he writes the history of america as a history of oppression as opposed to the history of economic freedom and personal liberty. you can see

sean spicer, i never blamed bernie sanders. went out of my way to say he is not responsible for what a supporter did on the ballfield. i was clear when obama was president and somebody walked into the white house. we have to protect our president and i agreed little with obama. >> and you were clear that anybody who wants to use violence is not something you find acceptable. you talked about protecting other journalists from networks. >> sean: jim acosta. i don't like him but it's the right thing to do. that's not a call for violence. it's a calling out of their horrible coverage. >> what troubles me is there was a tremendous tragedy experienceed in pittsburgh just a few days ago. and another tragedy when so many of these individuals on the other side of the aisle had threatening pipe bombs sent to them. i can't imagine the level of anxiety and concern that puts those individuals and their families in. this should be a time of healing and a time of concern. instead we see this finger pointing. mostly in the direction of preside

you look at bernie sanders, bernie sanders was not making insinldry remarks about donald trump and hisponents. there's a clear record, it's not arguable, go a trump rally, we heard from senator feinstein about the "lock her up," also second amendment people, people take care of hillary. obama was tapping me, wire tapping me, he's a liar. all of these things. and at some point, that's actually what the reporters, enemy of the american people, you can understand why democrats would say, hey, this is different than bernie sanders. bernie sanders, you could say he's a social interest, you can say he wants single payer medicare. >> shannon: but like him, the president hasn't said go out and kill people or terrorize people. >> no, don't misunderstand me, i'm not drawing a direct correlation, i didn't say president trump was directly responsible for the actions of mr. sayoc. but i think that the atmosphere is highly charged. i don't think there's any debate that we are a polarized country. >> shannon: and there's plenty of heat on both sides, kick 'em when they're down, approach them where th

a man shot up the republican and i don't think you hold bernie sanders spot.ic -- i'm not comparing his to the presidents, but i don't hold him responsible any more than i hold -- >> shepard: and i don't hold anybody responsible but the guy -- when the bernie sanders stuff was true, people said it true. >> and it was wrong then. >> shepard: and it's more wrong -- >> let me just say, it's a separate issue about the political rhetoric in this country and it's unfortunate and i think it's a very bad thing. but i think it's very dangerous to draw links between that and -- links of any sort between that and criminal activity. >> shepard: history will decide what the rhetoric has done in this society. >> i'll wait for history. >> shepard: i'll wait for it, too. hope you have a good weekend, chris. >> i do. we'll be talking about this on sunday. we'll have homeland security officials and the impact on the mid-terms and talking to the chairman of the two house campaign committees, the republican chairs steve stivers. >> shepard: great to see you, chris. we'll be right

alright, senator bernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representative lee also taking a stand for the hospitality industry... as hotel workers across the cou

, bernie sanders was not making remarks about donald trump or any political opponents. there is a clear record that if you go to a club -- a trump rally, senator feinstein about the lock her up, the second amendment people to take care of hillary, obama was wiretapping me, all these kind of things and at some point, calling reporters as enemy of the american people you understand what democrats would say this is different from bernie sanders. you can say he wants single they are medicare and all that. heather: the president hasn't said go out and kill people are terrorized. >> i'm not drawing a direct correlation, not saying donald trump was directly responsible for the actions of cesar sayoc, but the atmosphere is highly charged and there is no debate that we are polarized country. shannon: plenty of heat on both sides, kicks in when they are down, approach them wherever they are, make their lives miserable, that conversation is happening on the left side. >> there is a political culture on the left that has for months embraced mob tactics in public, tried to parse wit

bernie sanders has never incited or called for violence. trump regularly calls reporters enemies of the people. he's encouraged supporters to knock the crap out of protesters. he's praised a congressman for body slamming a reporter. then the president said this. >> nor do we blame the democrat party every time radical leftists seize and destroy public property and unleash violence and mayhem. >> let's just pause for a moment. it's friday. we can do that. in recent weeks trump has explicitly said that democrats produce mobs. his supporters even carry around signs that say jobs, not mobs. the president refuses even this week to tone down his partisan attacks. stop the lies, refrain from lashing out at enemies. and with all that in mind trump somehow still rejected any notion of responsibility. here he is again. >> no, not at all. no, there's no blame. there's no anything. >> there's no anything. there is certainly no pivot with this president. there never is. here are the facts as they stand tonight. federal law enforcement officials have arr

pathway to getting to a bernie sanders wanted. michael: which is medicare for all. first, a brief answer. you do not support medicare for all? answer the critique. ms. baer: representative mast, what he said, first. when i think about 10 years ago, i think about a time when more than 31 million americans didn't have medical health insurance. i think about a time when myself as a woman who's given birth to a baby would have had a pre-existing condition because i was pregnant and could have been charged higher rates. i think of times when my friend who had breast cancer could have been disqualified for coverage because that was a pre-existing condition. i think about a time when you could sell junk insurance plans that did not have mental health treatment or treatment for our opioid crisis. i think about a time when our system was fundamentally in crisis. if you listen to what representative mast keeps saying, he's saying he wants to go back to that time when fewer americans were covered, when you constantly lived in fear of whether

i want to get to the midterm polls, what bernie sanders had to say there. the number of voters likely to cast their ballot, that is up 12 percentage points from that which we saw in 2014. do you think this is the blue wave that democrats are hoping for, jay? >> i think for me the big question is actually this one particular demographic, which is non-college educated white women. that is really the demographic that swung 20-14 for donald trump. they were initially against him after the scandal after the national convention. they swung more towards him before the debates and then swung away from him after the whole entertainment tonight groping scandal. but they really swung hard towards him at the election and he won by a margin of 28 points which bettered mitt romney's margin. the question is with that demographic, are they going to show up for donald trump and republicans in this case, or are they going to show up for other candidates? their enthusiasm is up 12% since 2014 is, but i'm wondering now which way they're going to go, because in recent months th

i don't blame bernie sanders either.t would be irresponsible to tie him to what one nut supporter does. i said many times there are deranged individuals on both sides of the islewood. they and they alone are responsible for their evil actions. this brings us to our next point. all of the mainstream media condemns destructive rhetoric from only the right. reflect inward first. in the past 24 hours the anti-trump from the destroy trump media is despicable. we have the tape. >> when you keep stirring that pot and you have the president of the united states, people listen to him. he is not on a talk show. this is whipping up people. you will see people respond. >> he was elected to be president of the united states, not a mental patient. >> this is escalating. it will probably get worse if he doesn't change his tone. >> sean: maybe they should lecture maxine waters. follow them to stores and gas stations. the hatred of all things trump have been boiling over since the day he and melania came down the escalator. here is a sma

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i don't blame bernie sanders either.t would be irresponsible to tie him to what one nut supporter does. i said many times there are deranged individuals on both sides of the islewood. they and they alone are responsible for their evil actions. this brings us to our next point. all of the mainstream media condemns destructive rhetoric from only the right. reflect inward first. in the past 24 hours the anti-trump from the destroy trump media is despicable. we have the tape. >> when you keep stirring that pot and you have the president of the united states, people listen to him. he is not on a talk show. this is whipping up people. you will see people respond. >> he was elected to be president of the united states, not a mental patient. >> this is escalating. it will probably get worse if he doesn't change his tone. >> sean: maybe they should lecture maxine waters. follow them to stores and gas stations. the hatred of all things trump have been boiling over since the day he and melania came down the escalator. here is a sma

he's an amazing guy but he slightly left of bernie sanders. he is pretty far down the over on the left but he called me up on a saturday, he emailed me and said, i have an idea for next week's show. you want to switch sides? so we got on radio and we switch sides. we argued each other's points of view. so he showed the respect they are. when you read that it's actually it makes me happy because he says you need to read it if Ãbif you're on the

bernie sanders had a fan who shot a very good friend of ours, steve scalise. and other people. he was a total maniac. nobody puts his name in the headline, bernie sanders, in the headline. >> laura: nancy pelosi said do not politicize this back at the time. >> president trump: i was in the headline of "the washington post," my name associated with this crazy bomber. trump bomber or something, but i was in the headline when they got him. he didn't say bomber found, they talked about trump in the headline. they didn't do that with bernie sanders when he had -- they didn't do that with the democrats want other people came out. they didn't do that with president obama with the church, the horrible situation with the church. they didn't do that. they put my name in the headlines. when i say enemy of the people, i'm talking about the fake news, and it is fake. my thing is my people understan understand. a reporter for "the washington post" doesn't story -- an arena i was at was empty and he shows a picture, not a very good crowd, something to that effect and then it turned out that h

they didn't do that with bernie sanders when he had -- they didn't do that with the democrats want other people came out. they didn't do that with president obama with the church, the horrible situation with the church. they didn't do that. they put my name in the headlines. when i say enemy of the people, i'm talking about the fake news, and it is fake. my thing is my people understan understand. a reporter for "the washington post" doesn't story -- an arena i was at was empty and he shows a picture, not a very good crowd, something to that effect and then it turned out that he took the picture five hours before the people started coming into the arena. the arena was packed and there were thousands of people outside. they had to retracted. but this is the kind of

a smart person would see the groundswell of support that came under bernie sanders in 2016 and think oh, maybe i could do that. brian: she might be book smart fourth in her class at bu but it doesn't seem as though she is conover sent in any of the issues at all. unscripted interview is her biggest enemy. sarah smith is going to be challenged by another democrat in this jungle primary. this adam smith. how is sarah smith going to do. what separates her from adam smith? >> actually the thing i find most interesting on her platform is that she wants to make sure that everyone who buys a gun completes a background check, including individuals who are purchasing guns at gun shows. sarah, if you are watching this show. hate it break it to you that

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bernie sanders cannot commit to finishing his senator every elected.d out a 2020 presidential wanting the simple truth is i have not made that decision but i'm not going to sit here and tell you i may not run. i may. if i run and when the likelihood is i will not be vermont's senator. she said she will not run for president but millennials want oprah in the oval office. the former talkshow host taking the top spot in a new survey that asked americans which celebrities they want to be president and tom hanks came in second with dwayne the rock johnson trailing closely behind. oprah may not be running but barbra streisand could be moving. the actress once again considers relocating to canada if democrats don't win control of the house in the midterms, telling the new york times, quote, i have been thinking about do i want to move to canada? i don't know. i am so saddened by this thing happening to our country. the actress is an open creek of donald trump so this is no surprise, previously she threatened to move north if he won the 2016 election but she d

anyway, i want to get your reaction because we're talking about bernie sanders. s secretary sarah sanders at the white house today said the president responsible. she said, quote, look, there's a big difference between comments made and actions taken. the president is certainly not responsible for sending suspicious packages to someone, no more than bernie sanders was responsible for a supporter of his shooting up a republican baseball field practice. >> well, i agree. bernie sanders is not responsible for steve scalise being shot, just as donald trump is not responsible for these pipe bombs. but what i would say, though, when you're the president of the united states, your words matter. i always thought when the president spoke, that was policy and with this president, that has not been the case. how many times does he say something only to be contradicted by staff. i've heard this from foreign heads of state and others. they're not sure where the united states is on a given policy despite what the president has said. the president's words do matter on policy, ju

bernie sanders is what is it? 540 billion market cap for berkshire hathaway. i think he's calling it too big to fail too big to exist. liz: right now his premise, let me just state it here, is that if they're too big to fail meaning if these companies somehow got into trouble they could not unwind safely without taking a whole system down with them unless the government got involved and that means the taxpayer so he says break them up before that happens. speaking from a taxpayer standpoint i don't was to have to pay for these guys mistakes in the future. what do you think of bernie's bill? iowa there 10 years ago during the lehman crisis so exactly about 10 years ago, and we did not have the tools then in financial services. today we have the financial services tool, whether it's a resolution authority winding down, and i can go through it but that would be for another time. i'm not supportive of this. it seems to me 3% is an abstract number so what if where gdp is at 30 trillion does that mean we're at 900 billion? it just doesn't seem that logical to me and

wants to animate an older whiter voting base to think of health care as a zero-sum issue where if bernie sanders, senator sanders' plan takes affect a younger more diverse voting base will be getting benefits that they otherwise would have been getting. that's why you see some of the language in that piece. what struck me interestingly in this piece, it's table setting not just in this election but for 2020 for two reasons. number one, this when i read it i thought this sounds like mitt romney's 2012 campaign. last week arguably president trump had the best week of his presidency and he goes to the mitt romney, they're going to take away your health care, they're cutting $800 billion out of medicare argument. i think that's both because it resonates with voters and also because if you go back to an earlier version of donald trump. the year 2000 america we deserve book writing donald trump, he wanted to bring health care to americans. he was for universal health care, but he knows that if republicans had a plan that would bring down premiums and be cheaper and expand coverage they would have pass

david: bernie sanders is admitting in their socialized medicine, there won't be any healthcare programsver now has a program is going to lose it. bernie was speak being healthcare. let's play the sound. >> the polls said 70% of the american people want a medicare for all single payer program. but we have not one republican in the congress talking about medicare for all. you know why that is? because we have a corrupt political system in which billionaires buy elections. david: socialized medicine prohibits all private medical' programs. trish: there are some similarities between bernie sanders and donald trump. he's able to capture the imagination of the people in a way that's very compelling. you hear that speech and you think yeah, gosh darn. latest on the caravan. 7,000 people strong. it's growing and growing. form governor john sununu. he's still a new hampshireite. and milk. somehow it's not you equivalent of being a white supremacist if you drink milk. peta. peta, the animal rights group said this. david: we'll see more of trish tonight. >> when i walked in office 10 years ago, we

the thing about bernie sanders is a democratic party tha the dt gets it and realizes that it's not all about the elite causes like the transgender bathrooms that is concerned with meat and potato issues and sanders lost. but even if he had one coming with a nice clean contest where the benefit with two different ways of approaching it. one, vaguely socialistic and conservative and with the let te americans decide. that would be healthier. i would welcome that kind of a battle. >> host: >> caller: the glory of this shoshow is to listen to other callers and i would love to have a conversation with the person from wisconsin and connecticut and have a discussion about our differences but you lived in canada and the health care plan as both? there is no health care plan for trump. i will go through a couple things. the republican workers party. what have they done for the workers not so much the tax cuts that were made. there wasn't a big difference. what has the republican party done for the unions which i was a member of either way. >> guest: to have an economy that creates jobs and do he

alright, senator bernie sanders."ousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representative lee also taking a stand for the hospitality industry... as hotel workers across the country

they probably had it done. >> i think i heard it being about bernie sanders supporter.so much noiews going on that people don't know what believe. >> the president tweeted republicans were doing well at polls until quote, this bomb stuff happened. just your thoughts to what you heard. i'm curious to your take. lauren, you first. >> well, i think it's not an uncommon opinion among trump supporters but i think it's very unfortunate. the reality of the situation is we have had elected officials in both first quartparties callings of their party to act out or have some sort of aggression toward the other side. what more has to happen for it to stop? i honestly don't know. people promoting these kinds of theories just aren't helping. we had pipe bombs mailed to prominent officials. we had a shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh yesterday. what more has to happen. we need our leaders to come together to call for an end to it on both sides. that's what needs to happen. it's sore fliely needed in our country today. >> how does this happen in. >> until we can get to the belief a

now, like i said, let's talk about how gets us to the bernie sanders plan. the author of this bill, chris murphy, said very specifically in his own interviews that he didn't think it could get to the bernie sanders plan right away, but this was the highway. every original cosponsor of the chris murphy bill was an original cosponsor of bernie sanders medicare for all program. this is pathway to getting to medicare for all. >> moderator: we have to go to break -- >> he can say whatever he wants to about what chris murphy said. >> moderator: lawmaker chris murphy, by the way. >> individuals to buy into medicare and medicaid. that's not adding anyone to the roll, that's allowing individuals to put their dollars towards that program. his critique is simply not valid. >> algae, health care, and we will continue on other topics important to race that is being watched nationalliment all that and more when we come back. please stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> moderator: welcome back to the congressional district 18 debate. brian mast, lauren baer, the republican and democrat her