bernie sanders is over on the left. "punch bowl" is coming out this morning. >> kasie, news to you and news to a lot of people. i hope nobody is watching that will steal this news. i'll tell you because we go out soon. elizabeth mcdonough, the senate parlimentarian will rule today on if the fast track budget

senator bernie sanders, always a pleasure. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> thank you very much. >>> next, i'll be joined live by professor cornell west. he says the death of george floyd shows the world who america really is. >>> still to come, the queen of complex systems and even more complex problems says we have the tools to stop a deadly and more transmissible covid-19. you'll hear from her later. stick around for that, too. latr stick around for that, too urance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you can't plan for your period's... what the gush moments. but the right pad can. only always ultra thins have rapiddry technology and, they absorb 40% faster. the gush happens fast. that's why always absorbs faster. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works diff

i think it's very fair to say that bernie sanders is one of the most consequential losers in presidential politics, sometimes you can win by losing. and i think in many ways bernie has done that. his campaign, and i would put it on a short list. i would put it with howard dean's 2004 campaign, which revolutionized the internet, and barry goldwater's campaign. that's a best example of where bernie sanders campaign will end up historically looking. barry goldwater lost the battle in '60s but he ended up winning the war by the '80s. bernie sanders in a much quicker time line appears to have done the same thing. >> as an analyst of politics and someone who has worked in it, how do you differ between whether biden is channelling bernie or biden is channelling where most democrats are after everything we have been through as a country? >> i think it is a combination of the two. i think biden saw that what president clinton did and what president obama did, which is that they viewed corporations and they wanted to work cooperatively with corporations. they didn't view corporations as the enemy.

he often calls amazon the bernie sanders of employers by which he means you know it's a progressive workplace and they actually deliver a progressive workplace so they're different from sanders at sanders you know is all talk no action and he mentioned that amazon workers have health care and that they have a $15.00 minimum wage and so he really seems to be bernie sanders his visit to bessemer that set off this sort of meltdown that if these tweets had come out maybe even $29000.00 like i don't know if they would be getting as much tension as they are right at this exact moment people are kind of looking at these now with sort of new eyes before pandemic the thought of the worker at amazon was maybe not as center stage as they are now i think that is probably the big difference now also the unionizing effort i mean like that just brings another layer of like attention to them i can't think of a better example of a no go. when it was on it's done and the folks in the contract tell me is that they didn't actually do this they would never of signed off on it there's someone at the execu

it's all on the table with senator bernie sanders. my conversation with him ahead. >>> then, race in america and the trial of derek chauvin, professor, author, and activist dr. cornell west is here. when there's a complex problem, people turn to her. her latest essay in "the atlantic," "the fourth surge is upon us," this time it's different. i'll ask her why. good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. the steel industry was once so important to birmingham, alabama, that the suburb now at the heart of the amazon union fight is named after henry bessemer. the man who invented the way steel was made. the city of bessemer, alabama, thrived until steel jobs until, well, it didn't. until the plant closed and all those jobs moved out or were shipped overseas mostly to china. today the biggest employer in town is a small mom and pop retailer called amazon. what is essentially a warehouse to, quote, fulfill orders for the internet giant. and where any day now, history could be made if the bessemer location votes in favor of negotiating to form a union, wh

bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> i'm back with senator bernie sanders of vermont.infrastructure. last night i had a conversation with stephanie kehl ton home -- kelton. let me share what she said about this. >> i believe that $2 trillion isn't enough to deal with the various challenges, the problems that we face in this economy. i'd like to see democrats go much bigger but recognizing that you've got to be very careful when you manage the so-called force. how do you spend in an economy moving closer to full employment. >> your thoughts? it's a lot of money. how do we pay for it? >> well, it is a lot of money, but when you have massive lempgs of income and wealth inequality, when you have people like jeff bez zos, elon musk, two people owning more than the bottom half of society. when you have dozens and dozens of corporations not paying a nickell of income tax. when you have an effective income tax rate, you can raise money by having a progressive tax system. but most importantly, and i think what stephanie was saying, is that when we talk about infrastructure, of

we're back here with senator bernie sanders.n you have a 50-50 split? every senator's vote is so important. and on the democratic caucus, you've got the range from bernie sanders to joe manchin. what's it like to balance all those voices? >> it is not easy. and i don't envy ch chuck schumr his job because he has to do the balancing, and he does a good job at it. but at the end of the day, stephen, i think all of the 50 members of the democratic caucus understand that we cannot fail, that the problems facing this country are so severe, that we are going to have to come together. crgue otry one of the members, not only manchin and me, but everybody else. they have different points of view, different priorities. but at the end of the day there is an understanding that it is absolutely imperative that, "a," that biden succeeds. "b" that we retain control over the house and the senate, and we're not going to do that e psgnificant legislation. so there are a lot of differences, a lot of fighting, but at the end of the day that is what

. >> well, i think bernie sanders would be a little disappointed to know that aoc had taken the mantel from him. >> jerry: close. >> but yeah, republicans -- they're a duo, let's say.

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running in a special congressional election in ohio's 11th district also the former co-chair of bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign. so nice to see you. look, they try, president biden tried for legislative fix to the minimum wage raising to $15. senate parliamentarian wouldn't let it happen. this is what he can do by executive order right now. is it enough? >> john, i'm glad -- good morning. i'm certainly glad to see the president using the power of executive order. it's good. it's a great start. we got to continue to push. we got to make sure that it is done legislatively. as we know that $15 an hour is the floor. it is certainly not the ceiling and so many people are suffering. as we have seen with the pandemic, the essential workers and what they have done to steady this community, steady this nation, has been nothing short of a miracle. so we got to make sure that people are not living in

he said he would have to come in second behind bernie sanders and coming in second that will be enougho get into south carolina. when mike bloomberg is about to get into the race a lot of democrats had given up on biden at that point and elizabeth warren executes a takedown of michael bloomberg. can you talk a little bit about what was going on behind-the-scenes and why she chose to go after bloomberg like an executioner almost? >> she was thinking, one of my favorite parts of the book, because we take you inside her head, but in that moment she is saying i could have this discussion with tom perez and tell him how much i hate michael bloomberg and this was a bad idea and how bad for the democratic party or tell michael bloomberg myself so she prepared how to go after him and what we do in this book is take you behind-the-scenes into thinking and planning the debate is what she is thinking in her own head as she is completely knocking him out any this are rating them on stage and that is one of the lucky breaks we talked about for joe biden because he essentially takes out mike bloombe

bernie sanders saying they're not spending enough. california congressman nice enough to join us. you're joining the lawmakers urging an expansion of medicare eligibility and all that. this all costs. could be hundreds of billions. how do we pay for this? >> it's going to save money expanding medicare. you talk to businesses and ceos, 20 or 30% of their business is healthcare. they don't want to be in healthcare. that's why working class wages have stagnated. it's going to free up small business and entrepreneurship. the way to pay for it is what president biden is proposing. common sense measures. three specifics. he saying let's eliminate the step-up basis when you die. if i buy a million dollars in facebook, i hold on to it when i die. they don't pay capital gains taxes. it's absurd. he wants to close that. he wants corporations to pay taxes, not 0%. president reagan in 1986 had common sense proposals. >> neil: of course, a much lower capital gains tax. what we're asking is, you know, i've seen this, many in your party, come up wit

this is bernie sanders on steroids. >> jimmy: bernie sanders on steroids. right? not bad at all. [ cheers and applause ] he's feeling the burn in the gym. last night, i turned on pbs. i know, i didn't know you could still do that either. [ laughter ] i did, i turned it on. the minute i turned it on, the doorbell rang and a totebag showed up. it was unbelievable. [ laughter ] i was watching, i was watching the new ken burns documentary about ernest hemingway. have you been watching this, guillermo? >> guillermo: no, no. >> jimmy: not interested? >> guillermo: not interested at all. >> jimmy: i just noticed it says "mask shirt" on it. because we wouldn't have known from the thing, you know? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: anyway. oh, joining us now from his top-secret hideout in walpole, new hampshire, please welcome the man himself, the multi emmy award winning filmmaker ken burns. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? >> jimmy: thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i really enjoy -- i've been looking forward to seeing this documentary. e

senator bernie sanders still pushing for free college has now introduced a bill that would make it happenng wall street trades of stocks and bonds. sanders plan would cancel as much as $50,000 in student loans. it would make all community colleges and trade schools tuition-free and it would make a public four-year colleges and universities free that would for families, earning less than $125,000 a year. >> we've got some clouds rolling in now, not rain clouds that can bring some drizzle, but more rain, even some snow in the mouatains. some snow in the mouatains. dry eye symptoms again? inflammation might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra,... ...noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda- approved non-steroid treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. co

apparently not enough for folks like bernie sanders. spending on the backs of our kids and grand kids and future generations is coming to an end any time soon. >> no. i don't see it. this is why we are fighting so hard to make sure that we are taking back the house in 2022 because we have all these programs that we are seeing from democrats that are doing nothing more than expanding control of the government over your lives. expanding bloated government programs. but they have got no way to pay for it. i mean, trillions and trillions of dollars that we're adding on at a time when we are just getting out of a massive pandemic. we have no way of being able to pay for it but they sound good. instead of looking at pragmatic solutions with what exactly you see that the republicans are doing. and it's -- no, i do not see this is ending any time soon. we will continue to fight. we will continue to try to expose. but as long as you have got democrats in power that the only thing they want to do is expand control over your lives, we will see mor

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bernie sanders favorite country sweden would be at 30%. so we beat them all.'s celebrate by throwing back another plant based beer. regarding our insult on investment which will damage the economy, generate lower wages and decimate family income, another plant-based. our first guest this evening president of the copenhagen consensus estimates biden's new plan would reduce warming by the in century by 0.07 degrees fahrenheit. that is it. go from seven-point to degrees fahrenheit to 7.13 degrees fahrenheit. it ain't much. biden says it'll make america more prosperous. mr. longmore said that is implausible. i am with longmore. 100%. plus steak, beef, poultry, fish, who knows what else. now we can all have lettuce for breakfast in the morning. it turns out 80% of the population still prefers non-electric cars and of course china is not going to play with the. climate targets. biden carried targets i will call them. mr. longboard wants smart green innovation to deal with the climate agenda and he is most certainly right. i'm going to quit yapping and go to our firs

they voted three -- one against the effort which featured rallies by bernie sanders and support fromte house. amazon has a bad press for workers at some facilities had their being overworked and do not have time to take a pp break. it turned out many amazon employees interviewed said there wages and benefits are fair. they do not think they need to pay union dues in order to make changes. so how is this a vote against the union a kick in the package for progressives? your birthday not recent editor at large and host of the recent interview podcast nick gillespie's back. welcome back nick. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: what is the say? bernie sanders progressive celebrities spent a lot of time in alabama really, really loud being to get this union going against amazon. and the workers spoke for themselves. >> yes i think there are two big messages. one that is more local into amazon description centers which is that the employees actually like their jobs. and generally speaking they don't see benefits that a union is going to bring other than taking a bite out of their paycheck. n

and a lot of independence love bernie sanders because they know he is honest and not corrupt. but that media told every democratic voter and msnbc the number one culprit of this. lie after lie after lie, he can't win he's a social is going to murder people in central park. that was chris matthews. that was his l inference from his statement. and oh my god there's no way trump is deafly going get reelected. whatever you do i'll give you one less example of that part in mississippi over 70% of the voters wanted medicare for f all. but they voted for the one guy who said he was deafly not going to do medicare for alluy they voted against the guy's head is going to do it, why?st because main stream media scare the gps out of them. bernie's going to lose to trump bite is going to be trump. what happened to that? that's something that said about hillary clinton hillaryri clinton lost. whether is that what bernie continent 2016 of that is more electable. i was right they were wrong, okay?? you'll never see any of them admit that pretty juicy anyone on tv say oh are sorry turns at hil

. >> bernie sanders on the push back of the big lie and shocking, not shocking reporting on how the trump campaign >>> and derek chauvin trial, chief of police testified against the former police officer. >> it is not part of our training, our ethics, our values. >>> and matt gaetz trying to drag just about anyone else into his scandal. >> providing flights and hotel rooms for people you're dating of legal age is not a crime. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we're in the midst of intensifying national temper tantrum happening now, incurred enormous costs and shows no sign of stopping. one of the two major parties is acting in flagrantly antidemocratic ways, ways that morphed into republican-led efforts to change voting across the country, in response to having lost a big democratic election. and certain corporations have taken the position it's wrong, republicans have vowing to cancel even the most american of institutions, major league baseball, coca-cola, american airlines, dell computers. republicans believe they should be able to crac

. >>> and last but not least, bernie sanders is stopping by to discuss what unionizers do next after a stinging defeat at an alabama plant for amazon. >>> and why infrastructure of the 21st century is more than concrete and steel. "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning. it's saturday, april 10th. i'm ali velshi. we have a lot of news, including the latest on biden's major infrastructure bill, the nation's most anti-trans legislation, and exactly what the testimony means for the prosecution and the defense in the trial of derek chauvin. >> mr. floyd died from a low level of oxygen. this caused damage to his brain that we see. and it also caused a p.e.a. arrhythmia that caused his heart to stop. >> the racial justice movement that the killing of george floyd ignited, the largest in american history, has taken place entirely during the deadly covid-19 pandemic. that's a situation which is far from over and is now seemingly a race between vaccinations on one side and variant-fueled surges along with a pandemic fatigued public on the other. there's good news and bad news as it relates to t

and at some point we're going to elect a you know a kinder gentler donald trump or a younger bernie sanders and we're going to have the kind of government that actually tries to implement some kind of a transfer from the top to the bottom which will cause chaos in the markets so you know populist revolutions tend to start very optimistically and ends very chaotic lee and that could be yet another thing that's in our future that's not going to be fun to live through any mountain that in the past something is like triggers events or action of some type and you're postulating what could get the well population really woke up out this. transfer of wealth that's happening systemically throughout the economy and i saw something this week that some a would represent a let them eat cake moment and that would be jack dorsey selling for $2900000.00 a somebody has the right to claim that they own something that in fact they don't. own a ship doesn't pass to the buyer of this tweet a copy of a tweet and that's just clearly an example of somebody taking $3000000.00 and ripping it up in everyone's face a

and at some point we're going to elect a you know a kinder gentler donald trump or a younger bernie sanders and we're going to have the kind of government that actually tries to implement some kind of a transfer from the top to the bottom which will cause chaos in the markets so you know populist revolutions tend to start very optimistically and ends very chaotic lee and that could be yet another thing that's in our future that's not going to be fun to live through any mountain that in the past something is like triggers events or action of some type and you're postulating what could get the well population really woke up out this. transfer of wealth that's happening systemically throughout the economy and i saw something this week that to me a would represent a let them eat cake moment and that would be jack dorsey selling for 2900000 dollars a somebody has the right to claim that they own something that in fact they don't own their ownership doesn't pass to the buyer of this tweet a copy of a tweet and that's just clearly an example of somebody taking $3000000.00 and ripping it up in ever

and at some point we're going to elect a you know a kinder gentler donald trump or a younger bernie sanders and we're going to have the kind of government that actually tries to implement some kind of a transfer from the top to the bottom which will cause chaos in the markets so you know populist revolutions tend to start very optimistically and ends very chaotic lee and that could be yet another thing that's in our future that's not going to be fun to live through any mountain that in the past something is like triggers events or action of some type and you're postulating what could get the wouk population really woke up at this. transfer of wealth that's happening systemically throughout the economy and i saw something this week that some a would represent a let them eat cake moment and that would be jack dorsey selling for $2900000.00 a somebody has the right to claim that they own something that in fact they don't own. ownership doesn't pass to the buyer of this tweet a copy of a tweet and that's just clearly an example of somebody taking $3000000.00 and ripping it up in everyone's face

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i talked to senator joe manchin about this earlier this week, asked him about bernie sanders' plans tof this plan, and manchin was pretty clear, he said, no, i am not for that, period. so there's going to be a lot of work ahead for the white house, and for democratic leaders to try to get everybody on board, and health care, as you know, is an issue that is very much divided the democratic party in the past. >> we'll say the president's plan is let's debate all this during the process, as long as in the end we get to a deal, we'll see if that works out. grateful for your reporting and insights. let's get more insights from mark sandy, great to see you, mark. i want to start with the economic snapshot at the moment. if you look at these numbers the president says the economy is back in part because of me, he says it's his stimulus program is one of the big reasons that you have right now gdp up 6.4% in an annual rate, first quarter numbers, record monthly number, personal income up 21%, a record monthly number, disposable income of 24%, consumer spending up 4.2% in march. that offers yo

to my nation and we must do it but only be quickly you were the national campaign co-chair for bernie sanders who pointed out that 2 years after obama took office republicans quote did phenomenally well the same was true after 2 years under clinton he says it's because democrats fail to use their power to benefit working families but the biden understands this you're running for congress this year hoping to represent the 11th district in ohio a state that donald trump comfortably won do you think biden has done enough for working families enough that democrats could pick up congressional seats based on his record. well we lost a seat because of the census you know that's happening right now in ohio some 2022 we will have one less seat and so what i am running to do is to keep this movement going in the congress because i do have the courage to ask for more one in every 3 children in my district are living in poverty many families are living in poverty this is a district that has extraordinary wealth of one ear and extreme poverty on the other and so for the working side of my district the poo

said, bernie sanders, in his words, he said, $6 trillion and counting. i'm sure bernie is happy.u are seeing resistance from the republican side. a lot of work to win over any republicans. and also, wolf, jake, for joe biden to win over his own party, which, of course, will be essential in order to get something through the 50-50 senate. jake. >> manu raju, on capitol hill. thanks so much. and, dana, one of the events of biden's life, that i think has led him to where he is, as well as many of his staffers. was when he was vice president for president obama. and they were trying to pass a bill, to get the country out of the great recession. >> uh-huh. and during that period, as well as when they were crafting obamacare, healthcare legislation. there was a lot of negotiation with republicans. a lot. >> uh-huh. >> ultimately, obamacare passed, with no-republican votes in the senate. i think, there might have been one in the house. that -- >> maybe. >> that new orleans republican? >> oh, yes, you're right. >> and then -- and then, they negotiated and got republican support, just a f

the only reason he became president over bernie sanders was the media said he was the only one who could be donald trump, and he barely did in three states. do we have to push joe biden? yes we have to push them a lot to get them to halfway decent. would you like an example? host: please. guest: $15 minimum wage. every democrat said they are in favor of the $15 minimum wage. i knew they were lying. corporate democrats work for the chamber of congress and they are never going to pass it. the only way they pass it is if progressives beat the living hell out of them. everybody said, oh, you're too skeptical, rachel maddow tells me how great the democrats are, they will probably do what they promise. i said that is hilarious. when they put the $15 minimum wage in the covid relief bill, -- they are not going to have it it has always been a lie. they took it out, and that's exactly what were talking about. i've got news for you, it is the money, lebowski. the only thing politicians in washington care about, with the exception of justice democrats, is money. donations, donations, donations. we'

espera que llegue a los concesionarios a principios del próximo año, por otra parte el senador bernie sandersuestos para ayudar a financiar el programa. >> el condado santa clara recolecta miles de dólares. >> ese dinero servirá para ayudar a otros pequeños comerciantes, le explicamos >> aquí al principio de la semana le contamos su historia que lo atacaron brutalmente pero mire la comunidad se unió para que pueda volver. >> muchas gracias >> en telemundo 48 responderla hemos alertado sobre fraudes cometidos por impostores que fingen ser agentes del gobierno. como nos informa los estafadores utilizan nuevas tácticas. >> aquí se lo hemos informado. >> (habla en inglés) >> por años redes de estafadores han aterrorizado miles de personas haciéndoles creer que están en la mira y lo pueden perder todo si no siguen las instrucciones como este supuesto agente de la dea. >> (habla en inglés) >> estos impostores confunden a la gente el objetivo robarles información personal exigirles pagos o transferencias de miles de dólares. >> usan nombres de agentes verdaderos >> los impostores explicó están consi

i want to see that happen as soon as possible. >> bill: senator bernie sanders over the weekend on the bill. sanders says it is not enough to invest in roads and bridges. other progressives calling for money to go to medicare, student debt and a lot more. there is a lot in $2 trillion. charlie hurt knows that as well as harold ford. thank you for being here on this easter monday. let's address the human infrastructure first, charlie. define it. >> human infrastructure. that's a complete misunderstanding of the concept of infrastructure. the whole point is that it's concrete things that immediately have value as soon as you build them and that value lasts over a long period of time. obviously bernie sanders raises a lot of good points about the costs that are draining american families. but the problem is bernie sanders is a guy who has been around for a half century and hasn't done anything to fix any of it. the worst thing you can do to people who are struggling with things like student debt is to print more money and borrow more money because that devalues that money they have and di

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bernie sanders progressives, celebrities, they spent a lot of time in alabama, really lobbying to geton going against amazon and the workers spoke for themselves. >> i think there are two big messages. one more local to amazon distribution centers everywhere, the employees actually like their jobs and generally speaking, they don't see benefits the union is going to bring other than take a bite out of their paycheck. when you look at a place like alabama, minimum wage is about 725 an hour, amazon is already paying $15 an hour, those stories about people wearing triples the pens and diapers because they are not allowed to leave their places to go to the bathroom, those are totally oversold and people work pretty well at the distribution center the second big message is the political class in the media are so out of touch with what people are doing, what working people are doing, bernie sanders, people at the washington post and elsewhere look at this and walk away and say it's a sign that amazon is doing its workers even more because the workers didn't vote for union, two and a half th

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jillian: we haven't talked about bernie sanders. what is he up to?ege 3, he wants taxpayers particularly wall street to foot the bill. the college for all plan, tuition free education for all students at community colleges and public is, if someone's family makes 125,$000 annually, tuition will be at public 4-year colleges and universities, sanders is proposing a financial transaction tax on stocks, bonds and derivative trades. if you're a wall street bank it could add up and also buying and sharing in your personal account. that is how i am reading it. todd: free college is not free, someone is paying for it. i spent $100 to buy a whole foods scone. jillian: welcome back, it is thursday and i'm finally saying this. >> just when you got used to your phone at the checkout line, amazon is launching palm screening technology at seattle whole foods, the customers would scan their palms connected to their credit cards. every time you check out after that you use your palm. experts worry it will be a security risk for americans. don't know if you have trie

we all thought joe biden was the one who was going to be president but what it looks like is bernie sanderspresident, this is bernie sanders's agenda, this shows the influence ocasio cortez and the progressives are having on a democrat party, talking about green infrastructure, infrastructure to take care of socially disadvantaged parts of our society. this is not a jobs bill, another liberal -- carley: 25% is devoted infrastructure. we love roads and bridges but if you kept it at that it would receive bipartisan support i'm sure. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. griff: a cartel kidnapping victim is interviewed live next hour as the border crisis unrest. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a mon

bernie sanders won his revolution in many ways. that is an interesting way to put it.e with the spending, will you have to figure out a way to pay for it. in our experience since the reagan era was that raising taxes was not something that ever worked out well for anyone in power but even that seems to have been shifted. whatever you ask people. right now, americans are saying they are totally okay with that. >> this is the big $$6 trillion bet. how much has america changed and how much are they willing to accept particularly when it comes to raising taxes. >> national political correspondent for the "new york times." thank you for being up with us. a totally different reason why an oklahoma woman was charged with embezzlement. >>> two months after lady gaga's dog walker was shot, please in los angeles make several arrests. more after this. more after this. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy

when the government doesn't, bernie sanders decides. decision has accounted for more reduction in carbon than any decision in the history of this movement. that is fracking. so they're against the one thing that actually has reduced the carbon footprint. we converted to natural gas, we reduced the carbon footprint. almost entirely from fracking that every democrat speaks out against. so let's be honest about this. if you really want to lower carbon front print, you have to be for more fracking and introducing it around the world. instead they're trying to stop it. >> sandra: i want to get to maxine waters comments. some of your party have pushing to hold her accountable for what they said is incitement of violence. standing in brooklyn center saying "get confrontational." do you believe her purpose was to incite violence? >> this is the hypocrisy. her language sounds like that. what her intentions are i don't know. her language sounds incendiary. this is what the i point out for the hypocrites that came out after president trump and sai

this may be more moderate than bernie sanders and aoc wanted to have happen, it's a step on the path by the u.s. taxpayer. in this proposal there is several different funds. they pay colleges, different types of colleges depending what they are, who they serve. what is missing any form of quality control. these colleges are getting huge amounts of money. they have no incentive to deliver a good product to their students. commune colleges, any kind of college, really education can be so transformative but instead the biden plan is going to incentivise colleges just to fill more seats and to keep the government happy because they're no longer accountable to the students. brian: this is an interesting point you raise, angela, because in the marketplace what you hear a awful lot of say students coming out of college are not ready for the jobs we want to give them. they're not prepared. the quality issue is huge but there is absolutely zero conversation about this. it seems to me the model is, pump as many people through the college system as possible. you got to wonder is that because we