joining me now the campaign manager for bernie sanders, faiz shakir. it's great to have you on the program. >> hi, kasie. >> nice to see you in this role. how concerned are you as the sanders campaign about warren's rise? i thought it was incredibly interesting that she said quite literally i'm with bernie on medicare for all last night. >> that's great and you know our position on this. >> i do. >> which is that everybody on the stage should say the same thing that elizabeth warren said last night. it would be wonderful if every candidate said i'm with bernie, medicare for all is the way we have to go. it's a testament, you know this, that this position used to be held by very few, in fact, bernie sanders was often a lone crew sausader on this. >> entirely alone, why he. >> now the majority of the candidates on stage are taking this position. his arguments are working, it's a positive thing. >> so do you not think that there is a big wide opening for republicans to walk right through in the event that bernie is the nominee, bernie sanders, senator sand

so early matthew what we're endorsing is what we call the ideas primary and i think bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are winning that primary elizabeth warren has a plan for everything and i mean well thought through connected to her personal experience dealing with the true fundamental problems issues of this country bernie sanders ran a transformative campaign in 2016 and you got to give him credit that the issues he elevated medicare for all 15 minimum wage free higher education are now front and center in this debate medicare for all has several co-sponsors were running in the democratic primary including kirsten gillibrand kamel harris so i think let's hope for a virtuous competition around the ideas primary elizabeth warren no question has through her tenacity through her persistence and through rolling out a plan every week. driven her poll numbers up so i think she poses a real challenge both to joe biden and bernie sanders but for now the endorsement the nation is given as to the ideas primary and i love that the ideas primary that's a great way of looking at it and it exha

that's an area where she and bernie sanders are competing for voters. if sanders were to try to make a stand like that, is there a potential for him with biden standing right next to him, does that become the issue that could be a flashpoint in some sort of a biden versus sanders contrast. that's one thing i perked up when i saw that issue raised last night. >> right here with me, mike, you've covered joe biden forever it seems. bernie sanders was taking a shot at elizabeth warren last night on twitter right after the debate. join me tonight -- i'm paraphrasing -- basically the original bernie sanders, not the imitators. >> people are still very conscious of the leans. bernie sanders worried about a candidate encroaching on his leftist lane as it were in the field. it's interesting as it relates to joe biden. steve wasn't surprised the candidates were attacking him last night. i think the biden campaign was surprised they weren't attacking him. they had a roundup of all the positive things the candidates have said about joe biden in the past ready to dep

up is she emerging as the progressive as alternative to bernie sanders and will her steady grind on the campaign trail pose a threat to democratic front runner joe biden we're taking a look on this edition of. them to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king former vice president joe biden remains the clear front runner in the race for the democratic nomination for the presidency not only is he well ahead of his primary challengers some polls actually show him beating donald trump in key swing states but something interesting is happening in the fight for 2nd place in the primary among the democratic candidates some polls and a few editorials show senator elizabeth warren gaining on sanders and suggest a cooling toward the vermont senator this as political analysts expect senator warren to perform very well in the upcoming democratic primary debate in florida so will that progressive ring of the party embrace warnitz sanders expense and what threat is she to joe biden for the democratic nomination let's talk about that with katrina vanden who will she is the editorial director and

and with these hands we will elect senator bernie sanders, the next president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [crowd chanting "bernie"] >> thank you. thank you. please. it does sound like rock hill, south carolina, is ready for a political revolution, and i thank you all. now, i love campaigning, but the only problem that i have is that i always have got to follow nina turner, and that's hard. and then you've got danny glover there as well. so i want to thank nina and danny and jim thompson and dr. mchorne for allowing us to use the campus of this great college. thank you very much. what this campaign is about is a very profound concept. we just talked about it earlier today. we were meeting with some local folks, and somebody raised the issue of what we are entitled to -- what we are entitled to as human beings in the wealthiest country on the history of the world. what are we entitled to? now, i believe that what we must strive for is a government not based on racism, not based on sexism, not based on homophobia, not based on xenaphobia, and not

the path toue on put bernie sanders in the oval office. am i right? [applause] >> i appreciate your time and you getting out and joining our efforts. he wants to come and share a few words. we appreciate all of you. thank you very much. >> thank you and welcome to clinton college. we are thrilled to welcome to our historic campus united states senator bernie sanders. [applause] we are always honored to have our elected officials here. councilwomen are in the house and we thank god for others who are here who also happen to welcome mr. danny glover, our friend. [applause] i told him privately and i will say publicly how grateful i am for his powerful testimony on onalf of the congress reparations. an articulate voice he offers. [applause] and what a special honor it is for clinton college to host our second candidate for highest office in the land. you are on hallowed grounds for one of the fastest-growing historically black colleges in the nation. we are known as a beacon for leaders. clinton is now before your liberal arts college that has stood in t

what is bernie sanders doing about that? why doesn't he shut his mouth and do something about these kids? they go to the veterans administration, they can't take care of them. the proof in the pudding is 20 a day are committing suicide. the world would be in an uproar, but it is that kids who put their lives on the line, that are treated so badly. i didn't hear one single candidate talk about it. by the way, president trump is fully in support of us. he has done the wrong thing sometimes at the veterans administration. it is one medical care is going to be like in the united states if bernie sanders -- >> neil: you mentioned the president. let me get you this. he said if i am not reelected, expect market crash. what did you think about that? >> i don't know, but let me go back to bernie sanders. believe it or not, chavez came to power through a democratic process. if the people in america today, the fellows out here with hard hats on, if they want to know what the future holds for them, and they follow bernie sanders, go to

and senator bernie sanders is here tonight. he's in the thick of this fight for all the policy plans. the real plan he needs is how does he beat trump? let's see if the senator has an answer you look like. and what does he think of biden's battles with his past and elizabeth warren catching up to him in the present polling. we have a member of the house judiciary committee here tonight fresh off the hope hicks testimony and the first hearing on reparations in 30 years. let's get word from inside the rooms where things happen. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ >>> so joe biden has gone from offense to defense. he's now taking on the rivals who were going after him for recalling the quote civility of two former segregationist senators. tonight here's what biden had to say to them. >> are you going to apologize? >> apologize for what? >> cory booker's called for it. >> corey should apologize. he knows better. there's not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career. >> senator sanders said he a

that's a quote, they would support bernie sanders if he won. but then they got in a dig. sanders' press secretary bragged on twitter about voting for jill stein in 2016, not hillary clinton, the nominee. they said yes, senator. there's your answer. >>> so today, juneteenth, it was on this day 154 years, that slavery finally ended in texas. that's what marked the end of slavery in the united states. d. lemon, 46 states recognized juneteenth as a holiday. there is a renewed push to make it a national holiday. senator sanders says yes. will it whap? what does it mean if it does. >> i think it would be tremendous. let me ready something to you. >> please. >> one of my favorite books. a letter to his nephew on the 100th anniversary of the emancipation proclamation. he's telling him about his life. it will be hard, james, but you come from sturdy peasant stock. picked cotton and built railroads. you come from a long line of great poets. one of them said the very time i thought i was lost my dungeon shook and my chains fell off. and so -- and it goes on to talk about the country

>> everyone. >> bernie sanders. so four years ago -- well, three years ago, bernie sanders proposed medicare for all and said we need single payer. hillary clinton literally laughed on the stage. this is to alexandra's point. so i think we have to be careful -- not that you're going to imitate or mimic donald trump. you're right. you can't out-donald trump donald trump, but i think he has fundamentally altered some of our calculations of what conventional political thinking is as it relates to electability in particular. >> that was a great lesson, alexandra. he said he was going to give me a two-word answer. now i'm going to extend the time because of his 2,200 word answer. you get the last word before we go to break. >> to his point, right, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result i think that's the what joe biden represents in a lot of ways. the same for john delaney, although he's not polling at all. i think it's difficult to make that case. look, i

and applause ] bernie bernie bernie [ cheering and applause ] [ crowd noise ] 46th president bernie sanders . >> thank you bernie. i want to say thank you, senator . >> thank you . >> good morning, young lady. thank you so much. mr. senator, missed her senator, how are you doing? are you sure there are only a few minutes? >> yep. okay. thank you, senator. thank you. >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you . >> thank you . >> thank you. [ laughter ]. thank you so much . >> thank you [ laughter ] thank you, bernie. listen, thank you all very much. >> we love you thank you very much. >> in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own minds, c-span open the doors to washington policy for all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot is changed in 40 years but today that big idea is more relevant than ever on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. but you by public-service cable or satellite providers . >>> today several whistleblowers testified at a

bernie sanders went around the corner. see john hickenlooper over here but we have not seen kamala harris. what i think is interesting before bernie sanders before that moment between kamala harris and joe biden, it was bernie sanders who was getting most of the incoming in the first 15, 20 minutes which is interesting because he is second in the polls, not first. but it seem like a lot of the candidates were going after bernie, not biden until kamala harris decided to go all in on the vice president as you heard brightly out. as you heard, they are getting together some of the candidates asked about who's got the biggest crowds around them. one of the reasons we have a more crowded spin room and more electricity commit night two so you have candidates from last night out here trying to spend what happened last night and tonight as well as the candidates duking it out tonight. we get the reaction to bring it to you live, shannon. >> shannon: we will check back with your life, ed, that the floor of the spin room and preside

i believe bernie sanders stands out ahead of the pack. >> how is bernie sanders going to address this on the debate stage when those from the right and left of where he is at, discuss the issue of democratic socialism? >> this is the debate we want to have. when you think a bt our held care system and you see tens of millions of whoent have health insurance and you're saying why is this system failing us? we've been trying to ticker with it for ages. tweet it here and there. it's corporate greed. the incentive to screw people over. who will change that and come in and say single payor, we're removing them out. that's the debate we want to have. when we make that argument we feel like people will understand that economic rights is human rights. >> will that work in the general in. >> yeah. this is a debate that i think we want to have. look at the head to heads. the states you need to win in order for democrat to be in the white house. they know him. there's 100% id about this guy. this is the reason we want to put him up against donald trump. >> thank you for stopping by. i know you'r

senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] >> we're always honored to have our elected officials who are here. i know our council women are in the house and we thank god for others who are here. we are also happy to welcome mr. danny glover, our friend to the campus of clinton college. i told him privately, and i will say publicly, how grateful i am for his powerful testimony on behalf of the long overdue national conversation on reparations. what an articulate voice he offers. [cheers and applause] >> and what a special honor it is for clinton college to host our second candidate for the highest office in the land. you are on hallowed grounds on one of the fastest growing historically black colleges in the nation. we are known as a beacon for leaders. once a junior college, clinton is now a four-year liberal arts college that has stood in this community for 125 years. ] -- [cheers and applause] >> give it up for clinton. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> like all hbcu's, we provide a path to success fo

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doctor, we're talking about bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders is part of the legacy.s part of that legacy, sister candice. that's what i'm trying to get you to see. it has to do with jobs, workers controlling at the workplace -- >> doctor, this is basic economics. you know that and i know that. >> quit spreading the lies about socialism. >> laura: we're tight on time here. i still say, cornel and candice both have to go the oval office. you have to spend some time with trump. >> i'll take you. >> laura: i'll sit and have popco popcorn. you have to spend time with him. throw away your ideas. you should do it. >> i'm a jazz man. i believe in improvisation and engagement with dialogue with anybody. i want people to get the facts right and truths right and -- >> laura: i agree. all right. i have a time -- i have a commercialism problem here. okay? a commercialism problem. >> candice, jesus would be socialist. >> brother west -- >> laura: we have to go. great conversation. we can do an hour together. cornell, i didn't mean to say harvard that way. thanks. democrats on the

biden 36%, elizabeth warren 19% which is above bernie sanders at 13%.was polling at 7%, kamala harris has 6%. patrick murray is with the polling institute. thanks for being with us. tell us why you think that warren is ahead of sanders at this point. >> i think that there are two reasons. one is nevada is a very low turnout caucus state which means that it is populated with party activists. that is the base that she appeals to. she doesn't appeal to the first time caucusgoers, it the party base. but the other part is that the issue picture has changed over the past few weeks. we asked nevada voters as we asked everywhere else, what are your top issues in deciding who to support. and at the top of the list we have health care, 41%, we also have the environment and climate change at 24%. and immigration and reproductive rights are the two pa ththat po. health care the environment has been the same everywhere else we've polled. reproductive rights doing really well right now. it is because that issue has come to the forefront particularly with the move in

perhaps most notably somebody that we won't see until tomorrow, senator bernie sanders.ning me live on set in just a moment. if you are o'rourke, klobuchar or booker, how do you break through? do you focus on your vision or try to land a punch? no matter name, polling or stage position each candidate will have roughly eight minutes to make their pitch to voters. eight crucial potentially pivotal minutes. so our big question today is who, if anyone, will have a breakout moment in tonight's debate in we are going to begin today with a candidate who will be on stage tomorrow night, joining me here in miami 2020 presidential candidate -- contender, vermont senator bernie sanders. senator, it's great to see you again. >> good to be with you, kasie. >> we spent a lot of time together on the 2016 presidential campaign, i remember your primary campaign well. i think, you know, going into this evening you are obviously on stage tomorrow night, all eyes on elizabeth warren who has cast herself as a progressive and who has, you know, frankly espoused ideas that are in many way simi

general election i think that joe biden's path to winning is a little bit different than if it is bernie sanders or elizabeth warren i think that sort of as loni was saying if it is bernie or if it's warren i think it's going to be putting forward an all encompassing platform that addresses not only the issues that have clearly cropped up while donald trump has been president but the issues in terms of health care and jobs and wages and all of that that were already a problem before we ever thought about donald trump in a political context whereas i think that of biden is the candidate i think it will end up being a tighter race i still think that he can win but i think that it will be playing on that obama in a stall judge in a stall just for things to go back to some semblance of sanity while also making sure at the same time that you're not doing too much to turn off more leftist or progressive voters i think it's often said that the the next president is a reaction to the previous president right so if you just looking at the state of the country looking at who we have in the white house rig

you see the former vice president, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. sanders both up speaking on the stage there. this is an activist group, obviously. this is not necessarily a broadly representative democratic party in all of its elements there, but this is a key component of activists here. who was the best received? who connected with that crowd today? >> i will tell you coming into this event, steve, to me, it seemed like the perfect forum for a elizabeth warren or a bernie sanders to make their pitch about how to fix the wealth gap in this country. it's something that they've really structured their campaigns around, and, yes, they did do well, but there was one person who surprised me, and that was marianne williamson who really did interweave faith and her background as an author into a lot of her answers here. they really did respond. they were told not to give applause, but some of them broke the rules for the three candidates to show they liked what they were saying. the thing i was looking out for most here today, the first time you had joe

bernie sanders and joe biden take center stage tonight.p next. zed my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ a cockroach can survive submergede guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. >> it's time for round 2. tonight 10 more candidates face off in the next phase of the democratic debates including frontrunner joe biden and in tie for second place bernie sanders. each of us will come up with predictions. i did well yesterday so let me go first. >> don't hurt your arm patting yourself on the back. >> you are new here. >> a make or break night with pete buttigieg dealing with the crisis in south bend and race could play a bigger role because of the comment that biden made about working with segregationists and how that was created by the far left of the party. jesse? >> i think eric will do

so they are going to give trump information on bernie sanders? they would love bernie sanders!ed spirit. or the russians are really happy with the way trump is treating them? they are going to give him information to defeat kamala harris? or the iranians or the north koreans? how stupid is that? the rest of america watches this and we laugh and the media. how about the great lion of the senate, ted kennedy, who used surrogates to contact the kgb to try to defeat ronald reagan and his reelection in 1984. and nancy pelosi, who could forget nancy pelosi into thousands have been undermining the bush administration, george w. bush, running off to meet with a genocidal dictator, the father of the current genocidal dictator in syria undermining our national security. who could remember the democrat speaker before that, jim wright, running off to nicaragua to meet ortega, another genocidal communist. i mean, the democrats -- it's a joke. i want to address one of the thing, too. you talked about bernie sanders. two plagiarists in the race, joe biden, who was a well-known plagiarist beca

we talked last night, is bernie sanders going to have the guts to say something to joe biden like heas behind his back? he did not. senator harris said i will take the bull by the horns, people will now i'm in this game, don't care if they think i am angry, she connected her personal story and it worked, it was very effective. >> let's talk about your biggest losers. pete buttigieg. what about joe biden? he is one of your biggest losers of the night and use it bernie sanders. >> the facts artifacts, joe biden, so many people had high expectations for him. doesn't mean it is over. it wasn't a complete disaster but people expected him to perform better. same with bernie sanders repeating the same millionaires and billionaires line over and over repeatedly just won't work. he repeated the same thing from 2016. he can no longer just blame this on the system being rigged. you have some tough aggressive young, polished professionals who are going for the top seat so he has to do better, he can't take anything for granted. i put him in the losing category. certainly williamson and eric were

bernie sanders and joe biden are the past.k they should be going after each other with rakes and yelling at each other. what lessons do you think if any they learned from how it went last night. what lessons do you think the candidates learned to shape their strategy for tonight? >> i think some of the lesser candidates. some of the people who haven't been known to the public like mayor pete might have learned something from castro or from other contenders who were smaller and not as well known like tulsi gabbard who had shiny moments by letting the viewers know what they stood for. but the top contenders didn't have a clear path forward to the nomination. they were more out there to introduce themselves to the public. a couple of these folks had clear paths, and the gatekeeper is joe biden. melissa: the funniest detail was joe biden put out all these answers to attacks on him ahead of time, and no one answered him him. no one even remembers you exist and they don't mention you. maybe tonight we are giving him too much credit

joe biden is sitting next to bernie sanders who was supposed to bernie sanders who was supposed to be and so far they've barely acknowledged each other. i got that completely wrong. wever, eric stone well, who very few americans will have heard of, is a congressman from california, he really has had his breakout moment, but ina really has had his breakout moment, but in a way that lots of democrats won't like because he went straight afterjoe biden, called him out on his age and basically said you are too old to be president. when i was six, you came and spoke to us as a group and said it's time to pass the torch to the other generation, well you need to pass the torch. similarly mr stone well meant to him specifically. so that really is the nuclear option, he's gone for the jugular. joe biden‘s weakest point which is his age, he will be 78 if he reaches the white house, and a lot of people are saying that's his problem. he needs to hand over to the younger generation. the democrats need a candidate who is much younger, who can inspire and it's not unclejoe, as he is affectionately co

thank you. >>> senators bernie sanders and e llizabeth warren are fighting for the progressive vote. y will be doing so on two different nights. warren is tonight. sanders is tomorrow night. will this be to their benefit or a disadvantage when aiming for the same voter? joining me now, two reporters who have been following them. i saw bernie sanders hanging around here. he was on kasie hunt's show earlier. i'm sure he will want to tell everybody i've got these ideas. >> that's right. that's why you've seen him rebrand a re-introduce his ideas. you saw him introduce his college for all plan but added debt forgiveness part of that. he talked about his medicare for all plan as he goes about the country and releases new policies and details his existing policies. it's interesting because you hear elizabeth warren and bernie sander, you hear they are both progressives and similar candidates in having similar policies. elizabeth warren is a candidate that comes up the most when you talk to his supporters at his events. if you ask who are you looking at and considering, you hear elizabeth wa

well, it's bernie sanders, what does that mean about bernie sanders?ld up this giant massive movement for ideas that are interesting. have you changed the debate. sometimes it gets eeszly dismissed in elite circles. we get a little annoyed about it. >> i was going to say what is your goal then? do you believe the public needs to know, hey, look, all of these, they're johnny come latelys? you understand this, you know this they've moved the debate and these ideas can and will defeat donald trump. >> that so me is the piece that feels like people don't buy as much as they should. he is well positioned and would beat donald trump in wisconsin, pennsylvania, they know him. they know he stands for medicare for all. they know the ideas. and it's those ideas that i think ultimately help become the best foil against donald trump. >> it seems have you two primaries you are dealing with. >> right. >> one is the progressive primary. we saw the candidate from move on. you were the candidate four years ago, right now yelelizabe warren has taken the lead. move on we

it is that race between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren that is and matiimating and div democratselizabeth warren has been encroaching on senator sanders, eating into some of his support. we'll see how the audience receives his message. he has shis staunch supporters here but others do believe he's not a true democrat. it always been his challenge. we'll see how this plays out. >> is this also kind of a microcosm of an identity shift of the democratic party? >> well, there's no doubt the democratic party has shifted more toward the left, more progressive, really campaign by campaign. senator sanders in many ways has been leading that charge. many of the issues he put forward in the 2016 campaign are front and center in the democratic party. so bernie sanders trying to double down on that here inside the room at the democratic party convention here in south carolina. it's not the democratic socialist convention, fredricka. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much in columbia. former director of communications outreach for hillary clinton's campaign jess mcintosh and democratic house membe

bernie sanders out on the campaign trail today. agenda. >> here's the proposals he is planning. >> every american, regardless of his or her income, is entitled to the right to a decent job that pays a living wage. the right to quality healthcare. the right to a complete education. the right to affordable housing. the right to a clean

bernie sanders and kamala harri doubled down on that. every single democrat raising their hands and saying they wan healthcare benefits for illegal immigrants. immigrants who are here illegally. over my shoulder i saw that big scrum of reporters they are all talking tomi bernie sanders he now entered the spin room. we haven't seen kamala harris yet, but you can bet there will be a a swarm of reporters aroun her as well. we will be here for the next tw hours getting all the reaction from every single candidate and bringing it to you as it breaks. >> is fascinating to watch how it unfolds. evil are there with sort of us from around them trying to grab each person, but it's always interesting to see. meat know you are there trackin them come out we will come back to you as soon as. while we have you, let me ask you, it was interesting to see who had the biggest groups trailing around them. it gave us an indication of who had scored the headlines and th head connected on points. bernie sanders, we would expect he would get a big crowd. you g

biden just discussed what we expect to hear from bernie sanders here in iowa. >> i'm not going to comment on bern bernie. >> reporter: sanders was here in iowa over the weekend before biden arrived. he did take a veiled shot at the democratic front runner, saying something to the effect of, there are a lot of well intentioned democrats running for president, whom might think a middle of the road approach is the best way to win. but what sanders is expected to say just a few minutes from right now is far from the middle of the road. julie? >> julie: thank you very much. joining me now is a political reporter for "the boston globe." first we want to go to bernie sanders. he's speaking at george washington university. he's expected to talk about how he calls himself proudly the democratic socialist. now he's gonna tables and accuse the president of socialism as well. >> -- than the bottom 92%. and 49% of all new income generated today goes to the top 1%. in fact, income and wealth inequality today is greater in the united states than in any time since the 1920s. and when we talk about alagar

bernie sanders is at 16%.rgin of error here, this is all pretty close, if you will, but elizabeth warren comes out on top and that bernie sanders has a fight this time in a one-on-one race with hillary clinton he was the progressive sand day. he was the anti-establishment candidate and now he has to fight. >> he has to fight, and the question for biden is is it better to be in that scrum physically, i mean, you know, they clearly made the decision in addition to the family considerations, they clearly made the consideration, that you know, he can come to iowa and pay attention to iowa but do it in kind of an aloof way, part of the pack. part of hillary clinton's problem is she had always sort of like thought that that wasn't a place against her in the campaign against barack obama and they even considered not even competing in iowa. you can't do that. i think the biden folks know that, but the question, is you know, do you have to mix it up in that very close kind of, you know, pack of people, or can you sort

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liberals are for bernie sanders.flip it over here his biggest challenge is from elizabeth warren. she gets 22%. 22% of iowa caucus-goers, likely caucus-goers are for her and bernie sanders is down here. that's essentially a tie with buttigieg, tie and bernie sanders there, but listen to bernie sanders. he was on with dana bash on "state of the union" on sunday because the field is crowded but not because i've lost my appeal. >> warren is on top among liberal caucus-goers. it seems maybe you've lost your position as the clear progressive alternative to joe biden in iowa. why? >> well, dana, what i think is that four years ago, you know, that were only two of us in the race and we split the vote about 50% each. this time you have a whole lot of candidates and i don't think anybody is going to reach 50%. >> is that all it is, is it, no offense to senator sanders, that he's been around at track before and people are looking for somebody new and if you're a democrat you're looking at elizabeth warren who is a woman who ma

kennedy: it is good news for us, we do have a bernie sanders supporter to interview a little bit laterat is right we have someone who was at his speech. oh, no, unfortunately the bernie supporter, really having a tough time, you know that socialism means that he or she, no judgment, can't afford to eat, we'll put the kibosh on that, come back later. first, if you find yourself at a kamala harri harris rally don'te surprised if the crowd yells lock him up. >> if you become president, would you want department of justice to go forward with the obstruction of justice charges. >> i believe they would have no choice, they should, yes. there has to be accountability, everyone should be held accountable, and president is not above the law. kennedy: oh. harris' comments a week after house speaker nancy pelosi, nervous nancy, said she too would like to see president in prison, but that sets a dangerous precedent for every successive president, is kamala serious? or is she saying whatever she can to get democrats on board for her quest for hous white ho, for me charles hurt, and host of richard

and yet bernie sanders refuses to say a word.t now, former obama campaign director robin burke, ro. >> the thing with bernie sanders, let's parse what he said. he said he's supporting democracy and is against you a tore tearianism. -- against authoritarianism. the founders of this country knew there was no greater threat than the mob. the constitution is a safeguard that keeps 51% of the people voting to confiscate what the other 49% has. he wants authoritarianism with the same kind of face. in an open election, they gave hitler emergency powers. that was democracy. trish: for him to act like he cared about venezuela when he's still refusing to call out nicolas maduro for his dictatorship. i think you know because you have been on this show when i have some of these people who have been jailed and exiled because they have a different belief. maybe it's socialism. but only the socialists have any power. and the government is taking from everyone, redistributing wealth and you going it to the people in government that they deem are

why is bernie sanders wrong? >> well, i think that bernie's right in the sense of that everyone who wants medicare who should have it. i believe if you want medicare in this country, we should strengthen medicare for the people on it. and then make it available for all who want it. i also believe that someone who has a private health insurance plan and they want to hold on to it, they should be allowed to hold on to that. i think we can accomplish both of those things. i also agree with bernie sanders when he says that, you know, there's a lot of profit that goes into these insurance companies and big pharma. we need to put more of those resources into actually providing care for americans. so, you know, we agree on a lot of it. i think that people i think that people can hold on to some sort of private, supplemental plan if they want. there's no reason we shouldn't allow them to do that. >> julian, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> bernie sanders is up next. next. here's another cleaning tip from mr. clean. cle

where bernie sanders writes, the photo of this father and his young daughter is horrific. it is an example demonstrating the reckless disregard of basic humanity for trump's policy. the trump's policy refused to process asylum and throwing children into cages. all in a deliberate effort to stoke antiimmigrant hatred. fulfills our obligation to guarantee those coming to america with safe and healthy conditions. >> the president says on fox business yesterday. this bill does not fund the wall. >> it is pathetic. i am sorry.

beware people like bernie sanders and the people on the left, they're out to get you. how can you beat president trump? >> well, i think that trump is very vulnerable, but i think the best way that we beat him is run a campaign of energy and enthusiasm which brings millions of young people into the political process, brings working people who have given up

bernie sanders at 13%, buttigieg at 7, kamala harris at 6.onmouth polling director credits warren's rise to two things, one, it's a low turnout caucus state. and two, nevada democrats very focused on the number of issues that benefit warren, including reproductive rights and the issue of abortion. >> i'm going to push up my nerd glasses a little bit. nevada is a notoriously tough place to poll. this shows why bernie sanders needed to come out and give a speech about his view of socialism. because his lane right now is also occupied by other people, unlike the last race. she's trying to put his stake down and that ship may have already sailed. we're seeing elizabeth warren gain traction in nevada, according to this poll, and other places. she's not totally being left in the dust. >> she was tied with sanders in iowa in the most recent iowa poll, too. >> yeah, very close. exactly, so she is someone who definitely threatens what he has trying to, you know, plow through there. >> plus, she doesn't have the socialism -- >> in fact, she differentia