bernie sanders think is a magical stuff. i want to get a manager of but like i say we go get money you know to me like. if you can do the stuff he say he will do he got me there is a divide there's a generational divide that's real younger african-americans want more they want policies they want student loan really they want legalization of marijuana but those older voters. i'm sticking with by. and haslam going for. election day voter turnout searched passing the record set by barack obama in 2000 and. one south carolina by almost 30 points and claimed more than 60 percent of the black vote according to exit polls time at the site somewhere and so we don't have to worry about a proper convention and that's important variable a man who restore the goodness of this this this and take us the way this country can be there's a turn over monarch. the one who i knew who. was. taking. the democrats want to nominee who's a democrat was most americans don't want the promise of revolution they want more the promises they want results

following victories in new hampshire and nevada bernie sanders entered the debate as the clear front runner. there were either going to search for something to say so i give him credit socialist or somebody who has a long history of all this we go to one of those extremes we didn't hear a list of really do not think it was just i'm daniel marrons and i covered. 6 for huff post i've spent the last few years reporting on how democrats have responded to donald trump's election. the party has largely splintered into distinct lanes. bernie sanders has led the progressive way pushing medicare for all to issue free college and a green new deal to solve the climate crisis. the moderate wings main argument has been electability that joe biden can put together the coalition of voters democrats need to be donald trump for a very strong person had at a time before over time going to top the person to be some progressives believe the influence of big money is a defining feature of the conflict within the party and they criticize the democratic establishment reliance on wealthy donors the moderate

hoping to make a final stand bernie sanders canceled events elsewhere and focused intensely on the state of michigan. during his 2016 run sanders defeated hillary clinton here in the primary. his victory foreshadowed her narrow loss to donald trump that november. if sanders could repeat the feat it would revive his campaign and prove once again that he could win in a battleground state. i am what's called a stage at home people who want to volunteer to canvass for bernie sanders reports to my home 72 hours before election day a group of bernie sanders supporters gathered at lincoln parents' home just outside detroit these volunteers are fueled by anger at the suffering around them and the corrupt political system they blame for it but they're excited by sanders reliance on small donations as opposed to big checks from wealthy donors there's really here in a minute we're going to be getting to the crucial work of building a movement but i want to know why interviewer here what you're fighting for a lot of people like don't get paid time off and i think that right now we're experiencing wi

bernie sanders has led the progressive way pushing medicare for all to issue free college and a green new deal to solve the climate crisis. the moderate wings main argument has been electability that joe biden can put together the coalition of voters democrats need to be donald trump for a very strong person had at times for over time going to top the person to do some progressives believe the influence of big money is a defining feature of the conflict within the party and they criticize the democratic establishment reliance on wealthy donors the moderate wing effectively kind of produced by big money and it says that business really is kind of the engine of the american economy and democrats need to be a crow growth kind of pro-business party in order to win over a you know collect enough corporate cash to then be able to win over these media and voters that they that they believe exist. moderates in modern day are less literally means reliance on foreign fighters less and so what has become of me if you called yourself a moderate what does it mean as a lot i don't care and about th

it was not just bernie sanders. it was also elisabeth warren. and if you look at what happened really beginning in october of last year and then right through the primaries, what you saw is that bernie and elisabeth, kept on splitting the progressive vote. together they had more votes than anybody else. even up to super tuesday. but those votes were split. joe biden, managed to just move right through the center. literally the center. like the old center. and i think establishment was quite relieved. one of the reasons that bernie sanders and elisabeth warren both ultimately lost is not just that this with the boat but also that the democratic establishment got extremely nervous with elisabeth warren's verse . and when she was number one, there is a brief interval when she was the leader. she was promoting a wealth tax. it scared the jesus out of the democratic establishment. corporate and wall street democrats. and then bernie sanders moved into the leadership. and of course he, scared them and have been scaring them since 2015 and 2016. so joe

this very fragile defensiveness when anyone mentions anything i'm comfortable so for me bernie sanders send some mild points of phrase about aspects that you can system is way less disqualifying than joe biden ordered the invasion of iraq that killed a 1000000 people but obviously that mainstream media in the united states is never going to make those sorts of criticism and you saw the same thing in the u.k. or germany carbons tireless efforts for peace and places like iraq and for peace in places like libya for peace and palestine this was turned into some sort of radical islamists from a secular socialist much less you know and same thing of her support for the irish cause so i think this is something that we need to look seriously at which is the bipartisan kind of common sense on foreign policy even if some of these people might in name only at least be against austerity and join us in certain struggles i think we need articulate clearly i left policy that's built on self-determination respect for people's rights to live without imperial interference i want to ask about the destruc

from bernie sanders i hope everyone does very least or very considerably it's how we who look and so i should say has been on this show the green candidate gets your vote this november yes i'm in new york i would definitely vote for hollyhock and how is someone that i have known for many years on this group on many issues but he's a working or he's someone who understands concerns of working people i think his voice is very important to get out there and i think it's ridiculous the ways in which liberals try to prevent these expressions of i've discontent and try and sort of trying to win over the tension how we hawking's voters instead of nominating a candidate or having that candidates speak to the anger and ammunition the people who might vote for hawkins are feeling which are certainly you know met some votes instead it becomes a disqualifying things and we don't know who's going to win in november over here though we know that's a kiss dhamma is in charge of the british labor party he's put his place people in the shadow cabinet your reaction to the news not only that it turns o

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the deal he made with bernie sanders is very interesting because under the democratic will come abouthird of the delegates, once you drop out of the race, go to the person who's left in the race. so bernie sanders is going to lose about 300 of his delegates to joe biden in the deal biden made was basically that biden is going to take those delegates, but is going to work with bernie sanders to make sure those are burning supporters and those slots, so basically giving bernie sanders more say, more influence at the convention and among the platform committees. >> laura: i get it. if the party then -- the leadership, they still have issues with biden, and convention time, what with the effort to remove him then look like? >> well, i mean it would be a complete mess, because if you do try -- if the democrats did try to force biden to step aside and go with someone else, you got bernie sanders who would be sitting there with, at that point, over a thousand delegates and to go bypass him in favor of someone else, handpicked candidate, would cause utter chaos at the convention and relate wi

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deal that biden made wasen basically that biden is going to take the delegates but work with bernie sanders to make sure those are bernie's supporters in thosee slots, giving bernie sanders more say, more influence at the convention amongst the platform committees. >> laura: i get it. if the party, the leaderships, if they still have issues with biden at convention time, what with the effort to remove him then look like? >> it would be a complete mess. if you do try -- if the democrats did try to have come up to for biden to step aside and go with someone else, you have bernie sanders he sitting there with at that point over a thousand telecasts and the bypass him, a handpicked candid, would cause other chaos at the convention and really ripped the democratic party in part, unless it was some sort of, you know, really universal respected figure like michelle obama. other than that, i can't see any way it would cause little complete chaos for the democrats. >> laura: do you think this interview biden is going to do, tom, with morning joe -- first of all, what are the chances he doesn't alrea

>> greg: bernie sanders. >> tucker: bernie sanders.nie sanders that is disappointing. >> a few times. it didn't do a whole lot for me and i nearly coughed my brains out. it's not my cup of tea. >> tucker:pot, i went to the hospital.ke >> tucker: you oded. our producers are saying and this is part of an ongoing effort to make greg gutfeld lose. this is a two-part question. i'm a marionette. i follow orders. question four, multiple-choice. after this month there will only be one blockbuster video outlet left onlo planet earth. the home of the final video store is in which u.s. city? is it a, austen texas, b, bend, oregon, c guys who sitting mississippi? >> austin: i'm pretty sure it's in bend, oregon. >> tucker: that doesn't sound right but to the tape we go. speak with a rental store in bend, oregon, will be the last one in the entire world at the same store by our own kevin mccarthy visited last summer. the only other blockbuster's australia closing at the end of the month.a >> tucker: amazing, you knew bend, oregon. it is 2-3. the fin

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and bernie sanders just uses roman. [ laughter ] the bernie sanders campaign announced today that itst an event in new hampshire next month featuring the band the strokes. and it seemed like trump's rally in jersey last night maybe also featured a stroke. >> shield and shelter -- [ mumbling ] look, look [ laughter ] >> seth: [ mumbling [ laughter ] president trump tweeted in arabic and hebrew yesterday to promote his new middle east peace plan said trump, "what? i thought those were emojis. [ laughter ] a company in the u.k. has come out with a line of coffins that are covered in glitter incidentally, glitter is the only thing more permanent than death. [ laughter ] organizers of the kentucky derby have announced they're seeking to hire an official menu taste tester to help finalize the food options for this year's race so far they're leaning towards last year's loser. [ audience groans you know - [ laughter and applause if there were any cows in the studio who heard how you reacted to that -- [ laughter ] they'd be like, "what the [ bleep ]. they eat us every day. [ laughter ] horse

job i had making no claims so early in the administration and then during the recent right mary bernie. sanders gets ensnarled bennett ok and of course the media gleefully report this year because they don't want sanders they i mean the left you know her all the bed in the house republicans with it now let's most venomous and not so run against progressive on tarrant and there was another way to meet count bernie sanders during their primary i'm just trying to pick up on a point that glenn was saying here it's just not one person wanted ministration this is a this is a bad habit that is being allowed to continue go ahead yes i agree entirely and what is really going on here is very sinister i mean after all democracy is about the peaceful transition of power you lose an election you congratulate the winner and you help the winner take over the seat of power that's what happens in a democracy we had exactly the opposite that took place under obama they didn't accept the result of the election they cooked up a fraudulent florrie about russian interference and collusion between russia and trump us

because bernie sanders has had a lot of bad things happen to hum.s interesting -- maria: that's a good point. i'm glad you make that. >> bernie sanders and elizabeth warren drops -- and nobody talks about this. i say it all the time because it's so basic. elizabeth warren was a failed candidate, but she got a lot of the super-liberal votes, you know, the radical left, i call it. and she didn't drop out of the race. super tuesday. if she drops out of the race, she doesn't even have to endorse bernie sanders. he wins every state, almost every state against biden. but she didn't, and then two other people did drop out, they gave support to biden. and despite that, if she -- because she got, you know, thousands of votes. every one of those races were very close. he would win almost every state, bernie sanders. maria: president trumpmpmpmpmp -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. -i do

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. [ light laughter ] one thing that must be surreal for you is, 2016 you knocked on doors for bernie sanders and then two years later you get elected congresswoman. now you are actually on the stump with bernie. when you go out on stage for these giant bernie rallies, does it seem --does it seem as surreal to you that i imagine it does >> it's completely surreal just, you know, four years ago i was in the south bronx as a volunteer, helping organize this massive rally in st. mary's park and at the time, bernie sanders was one of the first democratic candidates since, i believe robert f. kennedy, to campaign in the south bronx and to have a candidate that really saw our community was really impactful and now to be able to go out and bear witness to what so many communities are experiencing all across the country is just very full circle and gratifying >> seth: and obviously, a lot's changed for you in the four years. is it safe to assume that bernie hasn't changed at all? [ laughter ] >> i think he's changed a little bit. >> seth: yeah. >> we'll, you know, he is famous for his consistency. >>

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correspondent peter doocy tells us how that might work. >> dreams of the green new deal didn't die when bernie sanderspped out because he just helped joe biden put together a group of thinkers and activists. one official on this a biden-sanders unity task force, alexandria ocasio-cortez. who said this about biden two weeks ago. >> i don't know if he's going to move us forward, but i think people can see him as stopping the bleeding. >> the trump campaign says joe biden and bernie sanders are two sides of the same socialist coin. biden is the banner man for the socialist agenda. biden's name is missing from aoc's tweet about the new gig. she writes after conferring with grassroots climate activists and allies, i am accepting bernie sanders nomination to cochair the task force was secretary john kerry. the standard-bearer isn't sure that will happen at an in person convention. >> i hope it can, it may have to be smaller, may have to be in a different venue, i just don't know. >> a dnc panel voted unanimously to compare virtual convention options but republicans still plan to have theirs in person in aug

between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. ou know acrimonious. let me use that word. acrimonious. and did not lend itself to bernie supporters throwing their votes behind hillary. >> dagen: jesse, those grudge voters, people who voted for birdie in the spring and voted for trump in the fall, michigan, wisconsin. 216,000 people flip for trump and you know what, that was doubled the margin of victory for trump in those states. >> jesse: i met a couple of those flip floppers in my elevator a couple months ago. they are fascinating people. they just got screwed over by the establishment, by the dnc, they would rather go with trump then joe biden or hillary or whoever they are going to put up there because they are not what they are looking for. joe is going to get pulled to the left and he still want to get those 15% die-hard bernie bros and that's just a shame. joe should stay in the middle and fight for what he's always been about. he is too soft and not strong enough to consolidate the base. it is a base election. it's going to

amy: that is admiral brett giroir being questioned by bernie sanders, who was at that senate hearingemotely. interestingly, admiral brett hisir was the most fuzzy in remote location, which was in his office with many flights behind him. naomi, could you c comment on te contntent of whatt both bernie sanders s asked and the contextf what we're seeing today, what it means about once again exposing the fissures in our society that occurred that were even -- that were there even before this pandemic? >> absolutely. it is great to be with you, amy and juan. sanders ist senatoror doing isis h highligighting thel and pragmatic absbsurdities of for-profit medicine as he has always done so well. of course, the question around the vaccine is notional at this point because there is not a vaccine. the best c case scenario, we ara couple of years out from that moment where we would bebe talkg ababout univiversal r rollout. when that happens, i think we should all remember jonas salk's famous answer to the question about whether after hee invented the polio vaccine, whether he was -- he was asked

he knows it's his responsibility to win over every possible supporter of bernie sanders and donald trumpnizes you win with a big tent. that's how president obama won not just once, but twice. so i think i've been very, very impressed with the way senator sanders and all the other folks who ran against vice president biden in the primary have come onboard and are his surrogates. and i know he's hoping they will help. it's his responsibility to earn those votes. i stopped paying attention to polls a long time ago. i remember a poll that showed president obama was up by 12 points in new hampshire in '08x he lost. so i don't take a lot of -- gerry: i know -- [inaudible conversations] it's a fair point. people -- >> they love them. but the point i'm making is that the vice president has to earn every single vote, and i know he's up for that challenge. >> let me show you a quote from stan greenberg in politico saying the biggest threat to democrats is the lack of support and disengagement of my e eleven y'alls and the fragmentation of non-biden primary voters. normally in the general election

bernie sanders similar effects. he said they shouldn't exist. that is the oppositite message. the president shod be rooting for more billionres, not fewer. the presidenthouldn't be sending a message that they should be punhed and success is something to despi. there are serious risks from the posture of populism. the second way that i think it the narrativeging to the precely because it is not true that hard work pays off, workers enjoy the fruits of their labor, wages andnd income a not stagnant, that america is a portly mobile precely because those things are true if all the people here is that they are false and that can reduce their energy and since those things are false if people work less hard to get this kind of a double threat and not just the policies. >> i don't think that we can just discount the idea that ther are certain aspects dot we don't usehe word but it certainly was more effective to help those in positions of power you your self talk about the hohousing market in the book. there's other examples of cu can't discount the possibility against the system that

i'm joined by senator bernie sanders independent, of vermont. the former democratic presidential candidate. he joins us from burlington, vermont. thank you for being here. sen. sanders: good to be with you. >> let's cover a lot of ground. we have 30 minutes to get into some issues. first up, the pandemic. the death toll continues to rise. aliens of americans are out of work. as a u.s. senator, what do you want to see as the priority in the next round of legislation? sen. sanders: the first thing we have to appreciate is how unbelievably severe and horrific the current moment is. i think you can argue we are experiencing that is unprecedented in the modern history of this country. when you look at 80,000 people already having died from the virus, and you look at 30 million people having lost their jobs. the first thing we have to to do as a nation and a congress is say, in the midst of this terrible crisis, nobody in america is going to go hungry. everybody in america is going to have the health care they need. we are going to do what many of the

looking at his climate plan, it is actually more radical than bernie sanders‘ of 2016. only see that if you zoom out a little bit. we have to end there and zoom out completely but it has been a pleasure having you on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thanks for having me. hello there. there is plenty of dry and very warm weather in the forecast for the next few days. now, during tuesday, the very highest temperatures were found across eastern and southern parts of the uk, 27 degrees to the west of london. it was a bit cooler further north and west — not an awful lot cooler — but actually as we go through the next few days, we're going to see this area of high pressure, which is really dominating the scene, shifting a little further eastwards. now, the winds around the high pressure flow in a clockwise direction. so as the high shift eastwards, that will allow us to waft warm air northwards across just about all parts of the uk. but we start wednesday morning with the very mildest conditions across the south — 13, 1a degrees in cardiff and in london. not quite as mil

tara reade appears to be in the bernie sanders camp. reporter brian grimm tweeted "a head-to-head biden versus sanders contest will force voters to have a close usok at biden again, that went very badly for him last time." he suggesting we would be taking a close look at biden? she responded "yep, timing. wait for it. tick tock." that's cryptic, was she referring to her plans to announce the assault story, suggesting it was politically timed? we don't know that, we have no evidence of it but it's interesting and possible. it's notable before joe biden started beating bernie sanders in the primary, tara reade wasn't attacking joe biden, instead she had effusively positive things to say about him.ac in 2017, tara reade repeatedly praised joe biden for his work against sexual assault. at one point reade wrote "my old boss speaks the truth." she was like in comments that biden had made saying hemy oppod the sexual assault of women. in retrospect knowing all that nwe know now about what reade says happened, statements like that are baffling.

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