so did joe mansion when this election did bernie and do bernie sanders a o. c. and are elizabeth warren out. now. i think it was a miscalculation because ultimately biden won the presidency because people wanted a safe pair of hands. that was donald trump and he really won independence, right? you won women in the suburbs who may have voted for donald trump in the last election. and instead of being to those voters and what they wanted, this whole time, he let the progressive party take over and sort of run the route. she basically let the kids you know, take over the house and party. and the parents do ultimately voted for, and they, you know, they said enough enough like we did a, this isn't working. and did bernie sanders when no, he lost, in this case, joe answered one ultimately about bill can die in the senate bill back about the bill. that better bill. it's up to him. he can decide what he wants to do. we can put what he wants and no, i don't think bernie sanders one in this case and i think the idea of hijacking one bill for another it may have been alas

and did bernie sanders, when no, he lost. in this case, joe answered one, ultimately that bill can die in the senate bill back about the build that better build it up to him. he can decide what he wants to do. we can put what he wants. no, i don't think bernie sanders one in this case and i think the idea of hijacking one bill for another it may have been alaska democrats that you know, this doesn't really work. you know, as you look forward, there are elements in that build back better bill like a support for child care and a kind of broad and sediments. a lot of these things have been gutted out of it now that we're taking seniors, you know, and expanding what whole health meant in medicare for dental care and things. you know, that if you look at say, really make sense when you look at it. but the price tag was so high, a jo mansion again said he wasn't gonna support paid leave, which was from many of my progressive fence called me and said, you know, that's a real gut punch to women in this country. why is joe mentioned n

he has, the billionaire takes time off from space to get an bernie sanders face.n dirt. tesla ceo took to twitter over the weekend responding to the demand that rich people pay more in taxes and by rich, means people that own more than three houses. gentle rumble of laughter. bernie tweeted "we must demand the extremely wealthy pay their fair share of period." only took him three hours to write that tweet with those mittens on. the world's richest man responded "i keep forgetting that you're still alive. it he gets a bigger laugh than i do. want to sell more stock, just say the word. he roughly sold $7 billion worth of tesla stock after conducting a twitter poll asking his followers if you should which is exactly how you should make investment decisions, only if you're a billionaire but it got us wondering what does bernie sanders think about this? >> this is not anything radical because we have these laws. >> you end up waking up and she still says no. you missed no homework, but your teacher reaches class like you're some kind of jerk. >> charging extortion leve

host: bernie sanders yesterday on state of the union. the movement of these two bills and the timing they get voted on, explain why that is important. guest: this battle between moderates and progressives has been less about policy and more about political tactics and strategies. we have seen that play out over the course of the last many weeks. there has been movement on that front in terms of democrats wringing those strategies together. the progressive caucus had insisted that they wanted a vote on the reconciliation package in the senate and sent to president biden before they would agree to back the infrastructure package. that is what has been holding up the roads, bridges, waterways package. in recent days, we have seen significant movement from the progressives. they have not only endorsed the reconciliation package, saying we like what we see so far and we are on board and will be there in the end to support president biden on the social spending package. they have also said they do not need a vote on the senate. they need a com

the vehicle does pass a lot of people including other marching bernie sanders. and not until they get to this one that it veers into it. i don't know -- don't know the age of the individuals. or association with the particular school. or group. these are all questions that investigators will be trying to find out right now. but in the meantime, there are a lot of families that are really suffering right now. this is a tragedy beyond imagination. >> it really is. this is the time that families should be enjoying themselves. and celebrating. and we heard that this holiday parade was cancelled last year. because of the pandemic. so finally they can get together. and we see this little girl wearing the pink and the car just barely misses her. as it zooms on by. and fortunately didn't strike

they now want to move on to bernie sanders socialist budget.s was the budget that was originally $3.5 trillion and was actually closer to 5.5 if you supported honestly. where it stands now as they are battling with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. they have 48 democrats ready to completely bankrupt the country and put trillions of dollars of taxes on the american people and they have two democrats who are saying at least tapped the brakes, slowdown, every republican opposes this boondoggle because the american people are paying for it and unfortunately we will have to see if they can get 50 democrats to agree to do substantially more damage to drive inflation up even more. maria: there is a report this morning that says joe manchin may try to kick this can down the road and push this build back better agenda into 2022. do you think there's truth to that and on that climate summit, it's a good point you just made because we did get the scoring of that and the hypocrisy it of it shows the footprint of that climate conference was double the last on

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bridge, and i stood up in these lunches repeatedly and i said why are you making it easier for bernie sandersbankrupt this country and jam his socialist throats of the american people, and the republicans who voted for this, they said no, no, when this passes, it will be harder for bernie to do that and i remember i responded to them, laura. i said look, if you got this as a deal, we will do this instead of the bernie sanders budget, i could understand that reasoning. that actually -- there would be some force to that, you've got nothing. they gave us nothing and said we will pass this and then we will pass everything else on top of it. what the heck is that deal getting you? >> laura: the absolute worst negotiators i've ever -- i can't imagine you could get a worse negotiation. they lost all their leverage and now they're going into the 4 trillion. senator, i have to move to this because the fifth circuit, you and i know well, blocked biden's vaccine mandate that the white house is encouraging businesses to go ahead and implement it. watch. >> this is about keeping people in the workplace sa

senator bernie sanders does not agree. >> i think it's bad politics, it's bad policy. democrats correctly have campaigned on the understanding that amidst massive income, wealth and inequality, we have to demand that they pay their fair share. >> is bernie sanders right? >> it's tough messaging for democrats. when this bill does go over to the senate you're going to see senators such as bernie sanders and others try to lower the cap that the house dramatically raised from that 2017 tax law and how much of your state and local tax numbers you can deduct. this is the reality of such narrow majorities in the house and senate. you have to get almost everyone happy to be on board. the white house was very tepid all along when you asked them about the salt deduction when we asked them about it. it's not in his plan, but if that's what you need to get it through congress, then sure. we'll deal with it. it is what they needed at least from the house. you had a bunch of democrats from the very expensive high cost of living northeast area saying we needed to get this done. the b

bernie sanders lost, right?sanders, a key player, as this bill heads to the senate, doesn't like those tax deductions that are popular here. back in the car, gottheimer mentioned sanders again, while talking about the state of the democratic party. party. >> we're not socialism. we're about pragmatic problem solving and people who can get things done and work together. >> do you feel like you have to say we're not about socialism because you're being painted that way or pulled that way? >> no, because it's a reminder we're not the party of bernie sanders, we're the party of joe biden. >> reporter: we visited a local healthy fast food restaurant up route 17, world flat, another hard reality for government incumbents like that -- >> supply chain, supply chain, supply chain. >> reporter: and worker shortages. >> usually there's a lot but nothing. >> reporter: he had fun making his own delicious plant-based meal. the life of a house democrat, one bite, one vote at a time. >> just call me, i'll give you my card. >> t

survived because of clyburn he did not persuade anyone or inspire anyone he just had ted not be bernie sanderso they all fell in line even know they knew how decrepit he was in the general election biden did make an argument just a vacuum i'm not bernie and i'm not trump can anybody remember a single substantive thing biden said he's never seen such an empty presidential campaign with a big bunch of nothing from the non- entity and now we have even less as everyone can see how he is failing and fading physically and mentally. >> and what am i doing here? steve: good question that brings us to the third finding of the biden dynamic machine politician who believes in nothing but advancing his own career that my the trip to capitol hill made no difference he making on for another three years but is this week showed it's totally irrelevant to what is happening. and in sports arenas or in america or protest against vaccine mandates but now it is video games streamers and airline pilots and it has made its way to halloween decorations. ♪♪ steve: anti- biden chance this is in around. but no doubt pas

meantime, the world's wealthiest person spent much of the weekend taunting senator bernie sanders on twitter. after sanders repeatedly called for the ultrarich to pay more taxes, musk insulted the senator's age and asked if selling more tesla shares would satisfy him. that wouldn't require a elon musk to pay taxes on the gains and offload almost $7 billion worth of stocks in the last week. so musk back at it again. why is he, i don't know, lashing out or taking the bait this time? >> as far as i know, bernie sanders doesn't run his own tweeter -- twitter feed nor does he reply to anyone, but must still replies, taunting his age, i guess he feels politicians in washington are too old to be governing, taking shots at his age, offering to tell --pay more taxes. emily: "i keep forgetting you are still alive." we will say the words. what is he trying to say here? >> i think he just feels emboldened that he is the richest person in the world and on the one hand, a government contractor, he gets money from nasa and the department of defense. tesla has gotten funding in terms of the federal t

well, just just because just because bernie sanders, who did so so badly and because there was so much hate him so much negativity poured on trump in 2020 his vote. was genuine, and mr. newman told me because i citing well economy performing fairly well by citing the fact that donald trump did not start any new wars and so on and so forth . so essentially you have there what, what seems, what seems to me, he struck me as a convert as a political convert in that sense, in that sense of the way. and it was interesting to learn how it, the life is of a trump supporter in california. because there are so many haters of of tromp and there are so many haters of his supporters. it makes the life very, very difficult. mr. newman told me have a listen. i'm a registered democrat. i'm not a republican. there was a wall of hate against trump, saying that he was insane saying that who is crazy, same all these things and i disapprove of that so much. but i voted for trump in 2016. the trump supporters in california don't the ones that i knew of don't really congregate and, and you, everybody's on th

bernie sanders listens because bernie sanders is driving everything in the senate. and everything we do appear, and it is a complete lie when he said they would tax the rich. and the middle class, they will kill your economy with this. >> the president's plan appears to break his promise not to raise taxes on americans making less than 400,$000 a year, joined taxation analysis of the latest version of the bill shows the middle class will see tax increases as early as 2030. >> alejandra mayorkas during the senate judiciary hearing, most notably, senator ted cruz questioned him on the migrant facility earlier this year. >> how many children have been in the biden cages in calendar year 2021. >> i respect we disagree with your use of the term cajun. >> i have seen the biden cages. >> precisely why i stated in march of this year that border patrol station is no place for a child. >> he struggled to answer questions about borders are kamala harris, he said he never consulted her on dhs decision to end the remain in mexico policy or change ice guidance. he defended his wo

bernie sanders won dental and vision taking care of, to.hey can get to yes. let's listen to senator tina smith yesterday. >> having been in conversation with senator manchin and senator -- my strongly is that everybody is trying to find a path forward. you can always tell when people are trying to get to yes or whether they're trying to find an excuse to say no. i have a strong feeling that democrats in the senate want to get to. yes get to >> senator manchin said more than once he will vote for a bill that is it felipe for. we know now from the congressional budget office that non partisan scorekeeper of this parse, this bill actually add 360 billion dollars to the debt. we know he's concerned about inflation. we'll see, they have a couple weeks. we'll see if they can get it done by the end of the. >> here we thought it was just -- julie tsirkin, thank. you >> for many of us, utterly brian thanksgiving is a must watch during the holidays. and the voice behind the peanuts first black character joins us live next to share how he came to be.

>>> bernie sanders and elon musk making headlines over the weekend. e, we must demand the extremely wealthy pay their fair share, to which musk replied i keep forgetting you're still alive. want me to sell more stock just say the word. another exchange musk had with ron wyden. musk is getting increasingly antagonistic on twitter. >> he doesn't like writing those checks if you have a $15 billion tax bill that's actually a high class problem as we say. clearly the games are enormous and they are for him, the wealthiest man, we may have to check our math his tesla shares are down about 4%. >> yeah. >> but he's not happy about tax policy in gentle i guess and the idea that he does have these enormous gains on these options we've talked a lot about that he has to exercise by august of next year before they expire. >> he has made comments in recent months about the fact that he thinks there's been misreporting and misunderstanding around tax bills and what someone like himself pays in those. it's worth noting to your point with tesla shares down, he sold ano

over to bernie sanders and aoc and elizabeth warren. people are horrified. is horrified? maybe some democrats who don't consider themselves like that. senator joe manchin is still not a yes. senator cruz, can you even believe this? moderate democrat senator manchin again is standing in the gap. and he says he won't sign off on president biden's social spending package until he understands its full impact on our economy. he wants numbers, facts, legislative written document. manchin also is accusing progressives in his own party of holding a separate infrastructure bill hostage. democratic leaders vowing to push ahead with voting possible on both bills this week. quickly your thoughts. >> both joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are showing courage to stand up to the radicals in their party. i don't know if they'll hold the line or not but one of the real indictments. what about the other 48 democrats? other than those two there is not another democrat in the senate who cares about whether or not we pass the bernie sanders socialist budget. this is the most dramat

anyway, nobody is more pissed off about manchin's demands than bernie sanders. e had his way the bill would be 30 bazileian dollars and going to the doctor would be completely free. wild idea. you're crazy, bernie, i can't get enough of you. their beef has broken out into the open and we're all getting a look. >> the leaders of the parties liberal and moderate wings spent much of the weekend at each others' throats. first this op-ed from bernie sanders in west virginia's biggest newspaper, says poll after poll shows overwhelming support for this legislation, two democratic senators remain in opposition including senator joe manchin. >> manchin shot back, this isn't the first time an out of stater has tried to tell west virginias what is best with them despite having no relationship to our state ." >> oooh, bernie and joe are at each other's throat. the claws are out, rar! but i get why joe is upset about this, coming into his neighborhood and writing an op-ed in his hometown newspaper, you don't see joe going to the mall and slapping the ben and jerries out of be

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elon musk has been sparring with bernie sanders on twitter after the u.s. repeated his call for the ultrarich to pay more tax. elon musk raised the notion of selling more tesla shares which would require him to pay taxes on the gains. bernie sanders had tweeted earlier that we must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. tom: thank you very much. let's get back to the aviation story and boeing. it may partner with specialists to convert its jets for cargo use. airfreight has been a rare right spot for global aviation as online purchases and shipping rates rise. guy johnson is back on set with us after the airbus ceo interview and we have another interview. >> let's talk about the freighter conversions. huge demand for freight as we see freight rates remaining superhigh. it has trickled down from aviation to the shipping story around the world. the guy that deals with this over at boeing is ted colbert. the ceo there. thank you for your time. we appreciate you joining us from the dubai air show. we were just talking about the strong demand we

bernie sanders put out a beef and said billionaires need to pay their fair share of taxes, not paying enough, whatever, and elon musk jumped on and said, oh, you, didn't know you were still alive. and people are, like, pissed off because now it's bernie bros versus elon bros and that's -- you know what i mean, that the internet essentially, it's the royal rumble now. good luck posting your wedding pictures when this shit is happening. it's like gangs on the treats but in the tweets. i love you, my wife -- shut up! you don't talk to bernie like that! everyone's mad, losing their shit. one thing i will say about elon musk is he's everything i thought a billionaire was as a child. when i would watch tv shows as a kid, i was, like, why do you want to be a billionaire? i would be so i could tell everybody shit all the time like scrooge mcduck. then you grow up and they're always talking business, boring. jeff bezos has all the money in the world and still, if you would be like hey, what's happening at your factory? we're going to try to figure things out. it's not billionaire swag. he work

with senator bernie sanders saying yesterday, he's not comfortable with where the current provisions of that state and local tax deduction are, because a lot of crittics have said, and rightly pointed out, it would amount to a tax break for the wealthy and that is not the point and not what you hear from president biden when they talk about this bill. they want to focus on the other aspects of it, including the fact that it is the biggest expansion to the social safety net in several decades, the biggest ever effort to combat climate change. they believe the orther parts o it, what is known as the salt tax, it is inevitable. they say in order to get the moderate democrats on board, you have to also have components like that. sao that is the way the white house is viewing it. they are hopeful to get this passed, actually have this notch on their belt today as you are going to see from president biden later today, when he does that thanksgiving tradition of pardoning those turkeys. he's also likely to talk about this because they had a statement ready to go last night, that statement w

tanto asÍ que le jugÓ una broma pesada a bernie sanders.tÁ actuando como un niÑo malcriado. me parece horrible lo que puso en twitter. no hay necesidad. puede poner su opiniÓn, pero el hecho de decir que se olvida que estÁ vivo. es bastante dÉspota. no me extraÑa. Él es bastante excÉntrico, bastante insoportable, las hice al hombre mÁs rico del mundo. —— asÍ sea el hombre mÁs rico del mundo. creo que debe dar un ejemplo diferente. carlos: tiene razÓn que estos billonarios se estÁn comportando como niÑos chiquitos. las acciones de la compaÑÍa bajo. maneja la economÍa con un tweet. >> es una falta de respeto lo que ha hecho. el respeto al derecho ajeno. en mi casa me enseÑaron que todos nos debemos respetar. cuidados y se sintiÓ aludido porque debe algunos impuestos por ahÍ. es un comentario fuera de lugar. carlos: totalmente. creo que por eso es el hombre mÁs rico del mundo. Él estÁ tratando de jugar que estÁ haciendo fiscalmente responsable estÁ haciendo un relajo. maity: correcto. sabemos que bernie sanders ha sido el primero que ha hecho

bernie sanders has problems with medicaid expansion. there's money only for hearing in the bill. he wants vision and dental and said it's a red line for him and problems with the tax revenue. the cbo estimated that this bill will add over $360 billion to the deficit. something that's not going to fly with the moderates and something called the salt tax which benefits mostly blue states like new jersey and new york but the way it is structured it ends tax breaks to millionaires. senator bernie sanders told me this week it's absurd but leader schumer said this morning he thinks it will pass by christmas and hopes to have all 50 democrats on board. >> for now thank you. coming up in the next hour reports on the threats with alma adams and the thoughts on the build back better fate in the senate. >>> we are also watching new developments from the white house. "the washington post" reporting that president biden is act i havely assuring the allies to run for re-election 2024 with encouragement and skepticism from democrats. mike memoli is following this for us. you got some allies exp

tell us about bernie sanders not being happy in the house.st: this goes back to 2017, the republicans passed a tax cut measure that included a lot of big tax cuts, but it also included ways to offset the costs of the tax cuts of the were doing, and one was to cap and the amount that people could deduct of the state and local taxes that they pay from their federal taxes. this is something that primarily helps those in higher cost, higher taxed states like maryland, california and oregon. so, there was a lot of angst from democrats, that you are raising taxes on our states and not republican states for corporations and individuals. and, the democrats won the a lot of house seats in part by promising suburban voters in new jersey and other places that they would roll back that cap. and now they are delivering on that. that's what they put into the bill. the problem for democrats, the thing that sanders is so upset about, when you roll back that limit on the deduction, it's actually a tax-cut, mostly for the rich, because they are the ones most h

i was actually surprised by the fact that elon musk follows bernie sanders. how he read the first tweet from bernie. let's bring this up for you. you can comment on the back of it. a fresh tweet from elon musk in this thread. it all started with bernie sanders saying we must demand that the extremely wealthy pay fair their share period. elon musk says i keep forgetting you're still alive, clap back there, yes. then he threatens, do you want me to sell more stock, bernie. just say the word, bernie. just five minutes ago, ten minutes ago also had elon musk adding to the thread, how much do you think is fair? do you think 53% seems reasonable in your view? what is exactly fair share when it comes to billionaires paying taxes. 1% fills up 40% of the tax coffers. neil: right, right. >> elon musk sold 7 billion in stock last week that hurt tesla's stock, which a lot of people sold into. if you say this will hurt the booeder markets and broader shareholders. neil: it almost read like a threat, right? >> you're right, it did. always entertaining his take what exactly

i go back to what bernie sanders said.s and say we're going to take more percentage of what you're not paying, work on the loopholes. that's what the wealthy take advantage of and try to change those rules to make sure that they pay more. it's not about the percentages or what they're supposed to pay and they're not necessarily cheating. a lot of wealthy people follow the rules. maria: that's absolutely right. and brian, they are putting another loophole in there in this massive social spending bill by putting the salt deduction higher than where it is right you now. why are you we allowing -- look, if you are going to pay all of that money in taxes on a state level, that means you must be making a million dollars. so what they're doing by raising the salt deduction cap is pretty much giving a give-away to millionaires and billionaires in the high tax states like new york and new jersey. brian: you know, not surprising for bernie sanders. he used to talk a lot about millionaires until he became one and then he started talk

bernie sanders was defeated in the primary and yet bernie sanders is driving the agenda.has the budget chairman and this is a budget process they are going through approaching at a much more as if it's bernie sanders, not the way joe biden ran, but for pete buttigieg to say this is popular, if it was popular terry mcauliffe would've just been elected governor on tuesday night, but instead he took a thumping of blue state because they are tired of all the spending in washington. they want to roll back the trillions that have artie been spent that are jacking up inflation and raising gas prices. you saw their interior secretary laughing at the thought of increasing production in america when that's the problem. they have shut off production in america while they are begging opec to produce more oil. people don't want to pay $150 or more to fill up their cart for gasoline, yet that is what they are doing. it seems that president biden and speaker pelosi are tone-deaf to what's going on in the real world and it's costing them. >> she was asked about how to relieve gas prices

elon musk, bernie sanders in a big twitter war right now. look it up.ting that you're still alive. it's all about bernie sanders wanting millionaires, billionaires to pay more taxes. i just want them to get along. i want to see that manchin bernie sanders moment where they kind of put their arms around each other and kind of hugging. i want that for them maybe one day. >> thanks, guys. we will catch you on the big saturday show next week. right now "the fox report" with jon scott starts. >> jon: the jury in the trial of kyle rittenhouse set to begin deliberations tomorrow as the city of kenosha, wisconsin, prepares for potential unrest. good evening. i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". closing arguments are set for tomorrow in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, accused of shooting three people, killing two, and wounding one during protests last summer, after the police shooting of jacob blake. rittenhouse could face up to life in prison. wisconsin's governor has activated 500 national gua

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if the choice were donald trump or bernie sanders, i'm not voting for bernie sanders under any circumstancesf it were former president trump versus joe biden? >> not the way biden has performed, i could not vote for joe biden. the failure in afghanistan. 6% inflation. failures on crime. all of these things that have happened so far. huge, enormous spending. we could go through a whole list. i don't think that is really productive, but the fact of the matter is elections or choices and in 2024, i will make whatever choices available to me , but i'm certainly not going to predict that in 2021 and that is a trap people like to give you an play politics with. judy: governor chris christie, thank you very much. the book is "republican rescue." governor, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, judy. appreciate it. judy: last week started with a major bipartisan victory and ended with inflamed political divisions on issues like race and gun control. amna nawaz brings us analysis on what to expect this week. amna: that's right. major advancements for the biden agenda on covid and the economy wer

potentially senator bernie sanders.ending how they are able to get to a consensus, this is why it is so difficult in the senate. it is because the democratic party has a majority, but it is razor thin. every single vote they need. anyone at any moment could act like senator joe manchin, who some people call president manchin, and the president said when you have a senate with 50 democrats, everyone is president. caroline: there is a little tension into the holidays. it will be busy in washington. let's turn our attention to the headlines in the world of technology, bitcoin of. in less than two weeks, this is a volatile asset if you haven't realized. bloommberg news crypto managing editor and i am interested in the overall volatility. it is to be expected. we are up 40% since october. reporter: we had an all-time high of 69,000 couple of weeks ago. i do think that what is fascinating for crypto in the asset class is if the dow was down 20%, people would lose their minds. with crypto, it seems fine. they don't think funda

agenda and that's why you see burning-- bernie sanders campaigning for it.big chunk of that agenda even in the repackaged version that they are trying to get a deal on and so frankly once they cut the deal for the bernie agenda progressives some self-described democrat socialist say they won't give the votes for the infrastructure package and that's why i think it's incredibly important that my republican colleagues stay off of this infrastructure bill or democrats need to get votes on their own because it's a package deal no matter how they spin in the media as a joe biden close the deal saying he doesn't care if it's six minutes, six days or six weeks he wants both bills on his desk. maria: yeah, but you talk about the infrastructure bill, it's 11% infrastructure, so i also question why 19 of your colleagues in the gop actually voted for this infrastructure bill when there's not a dime in it for border security, not a dime in it for defense. at that apartment of defense as our adversaries are rising and of course the president canceled border wall construc

>> we are going to talk about this later but this is the problem bernie sanders, we'll just subsidize college to be free for everyone everywhere but some states are subsidizing public dictation at a higher rate than others, leveling the playing field at the expense of those making a better effort to do it already. >> yeah. >> this is probably a great place to pivot andpl tell us dor of boris and bring her home throughout the impact is on people of this kind of mess of a program. >> the main character in my book is a woman who's a single mother of two in pennsylvania she was a secretary in the early 1990s she felt like she was at a dead end job and based on the statistics i said earlier, if you look at what's happening with the wages of nongraduates, they were going down and she was feeling that so she had this epiphany one day after work and said i'm tired of living this lifestyle, she was in her mid to late 20s she said i'm going to go to college becausese colleges clearly the answer so she worked in a law firm at the time as a secretary and across the street was a private college, i

the idea anyone is on, anyone from either party from either major party except for bernie sanders is on board with debt cancellation has been huge shift here i quoted a republican in my book in the senate who also recognized that there are a lot of issues. ron johnson of wisconsin, like this tea party republican they trump supporter. even he said like when i was interviewing him he sounded a lot like bernie sanders in terms of like describing the system he thought was fundamentally broken and as morally, he thinks it is morally wrong to put so much of debt on young people with them not knowing what they're getting into. it was really interesting to talk to republican who sounded a lot like the democratic side of terms in terms of describing certain systems. there is this consensus among the parties that the system has problems. i don't know if they're going to agree on how to fix it, but yes, the politics have shifted. >> host: let's talk about the policy recommendations you do have in the book and i want ask you about a couple that you don't recommend. >> guest: right. i wanted to h

senator bernie sanders from vermont and new jersey senator bob menendez announced a proposal for state and local tax deductions as a part of president biden's social spending proposal. this is about 15 minutes. at a time of massive wealth income inequality when the rich are becoming richer and working class are struggling, the job of congress it seems to me for the working families and to make certain that the wealthiest people in the country began to start paying their fair share of taxes. unfortunately, in 2017, the trump tax plan which was supported by every republican moved on in exactly the wrong direction. the vast majority in that proposal went to the wealthiest people in the country and the largest corporations. the people that needed the least resulted in a 2 trillion-dollar increase in our national debt. one of the many negative aspects of the tax plan was to limit deductions on state and local taxes to $10,000. that resulted in millions of middle-class and working-class families being forced to pay more in their federal taxation. that was a regressive and unfair proposal and

and if the choice were donald trump or bernie sanders, i am not voting for bernie sanders under any sirksruff: so if it were former president trump or joe biden. >> not the way joe biden has performed, i couldn't vote for joe biden. the failure in av ban stand, 6 percent inflation. you know, failures on crime. all of these things that have happened so far. and huge, enormous spending. you know, we can go through a whole list, judy. i don't think that is really productive. but the fact of the matter is that elections are choices. and in 2024 i will make whatever choice is available to me and i will choose, but i will certainly not going to predict that in 2021, that is just a trap people like to give you and play polt particulars with it. >> governor crist chris-- chris cristie, thank you very much, the bo is republican rescue saving the party from truth de niers, conspiracy theorists and the dangerous policies of joe biden. governor, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me, judy, appreciate it. >> woodruff: last week started with a major bipartisan victory and ended with inflamed pol

according to mister newman, the way the d and c treated the bernie sanders campaign. he told me that essentially he believes that the d and c stripped bernie sanders of a fair chance that you know, representing being the main runner of the party back in 2016. and when he saw all the negativity going, the trump way old, the hate he just, he just, you know, gave a protest for donald trump back in 2016. last year he told me he voted consciously that he's teased. he cited things like economy or the fact that donald trump did not stop any new was. this is something that he cited as reason why he backed trump and living in california. you know, being a pro crump guy. it is difficult, he told me, and i had some serious speak easy vibes going off, how he described the lifestyle of him and those who thinks like him hemorrhage, a democrat. i'm not a republican. there was a wall of hate against trump, saying that he was insane saying that he crazy saying all these things and i disapprove of that so much. but i voted for trump in 2016. the trump supporters in california don't. th

but the heart of the democratic party bernie sanders. he really is president. show up. >> sean: joe didn't know we were paying $450,000 to illegal immigrants who don't respect our borders and senator. -- sovereignty. he told our own peter doocy stop talking about. >> there is a reason he likes ice cream. he never has to worry about getting a brain freeze. >> sean: [laughing]. your daughter will be a better governor but not a better stand up comic. appreciate both of you being with us. up next shocking new report about zero experience hunter biden. are the bidens compromised my china and russia and a big announcement about this show straight ahead. - [narrator] modern life, different schedules, different meals, different times. how do you keep everyone happy? with five cooking options, the cuisinart griddler is the ultimate in versatility. it has a full griddle, a full grill, a half grill, half griddle, a contact grill, and a panini press. redesigned with a sleek look, the griddler has a sear function, digital adjustable temperature control, a count up and down