bernie sanders again.st vote. do you think she will go through, or will some of the senators go, "i don't know. am i really a democrat?" >> well, i hope she will go through, and i will do everything i can to make that happen. i think we need people on the supreme court-- and she is, i think, will be one of those people-- who understands that we need the law to work for ordinary people and not just powerful corporate interests. ( applause ) i will do-- i think biden made the right pick. i know there was a lot of pressure on him to go in other directions, but i think he made the right pick. >> and strongly support her. ( applause ). >> stephen: biden ended the speech tonight, he concluded by saying as hard as these times have been, i am more optimistic about america today than i have been my whole life. do you share his optimism? >> no. ( laughter ) >> stephen: get that down. just n-o? there you go. >> that's his personality. he's generally more optimistic than i am. ( laughter ) and it's a good thing. ( app

i am joined by senator bernie sanders, u.s. senator from vermont and former u.s. idential candidate. thank you so much for being there, senator sanders. i'm don't -- i'm joined by david, mp from the united kingdom, the u.k. shadow secretary of foreign commonwealth and foreign affairs. thank you, for joining. and i am joined by laura burkart, mep in russells, member of the environmental committee of the european parliament. thank you for joining here today. here is that we are going to structure the event. i am going to turn to each of you to speak for two minutes. i will ask a question and that our audience will ask a question and we will have more conversation. senator sanders, welcome to the atlantic council. senator sanders: thank you very much for having me. it is a pleasure to be here with our fellow panelists. it goes without saying that what we are seeing in ukraine today is the horror that almost embarrasses all of us as being part of the human race, to see a large country just simply, systematically destroy the people of a small, democratic nation. about w

going along with the radical agenda and bernie sanders a majority and voted for the green new deal. >e helped you write it. it's time to hold the leftist supporting insiders accountable. and aren't we all excited come this november we will for biden fence gun grabbing liberty loading socialist supporting of that agenda. [cheers and applause] but because of veterans and others who have paid a significant cost and they walk in the footsteps to sign the declaration of independence and they pledge their life, their fortunes and theird sacred honor. i believe and much is expected to not standing on the sidelines while joe biden and lisa murkowski in their woke leftist friends continue to obliterate the state in the country that i love. no. i am all in. [applause] and today i'm inviting you to be all it with me. [applause] >> i am kelly and i am for alaska. thank you. [applause] ♪♪ >> with a privilege to be here today. amber waves of grain. purple mountains majesty about the fruited plain. words of a young schoolteacher making her way across the plains in 1893. we are a beautiful country bu

bernie sanders said in a statement at a time and we are already spending more on the military, we do not need a massive increase in the defense budget. >>> nancy pelosi said in part the president biden's budget request honors our truth that it must be a statement of our national values. congress looks forward to working with the biden administration to pass a budget for building a better america. jake president biden to stay step by a statement the vladimir putin cannot stay in power. he says he is not calling for a policy change on how the u.s. deals with russia. >> i was expressing the outrage i felt for the actions of this man. just brutality. have to children in ukraine. i have just come from being with those families. i want to make a clear that i was not articulating a policy change i was expressing the outrage i feel, and i make no apologies for it. >> president biden rejected the idea his comments could escalate tensions. >>> the mayor of mariupol has call for a complete evacuation of his city . close to 4 million ukrainians have fled the country. this is the worst refugee cr

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bernie sanders of the communist venezuelans.s all soviet union pre-he signed onto the iran deal. these are people who don't believe making america strong, the policy is to make america week. we go to the green new deal would we buy windmills and solar panels and batteries, not in america, will buy them from china. take another step further. they are trying to teach her kids critical race theory, teacher american kids how to hate their history and their country. i'm really hard-pressed to make an argument how democrats love america and brought america to be stronger. everything that they do is make in this country weaker, less secure, less safe in spending way more money as the implement policies. dagen: sean mentioned venezuela. u.s. officials have gone down to meet with the venezuelan regime to discuss oil exports that were cut off in 2019 but the trump administration. russia in the middle of the iran deal almost guarantees that ukraine related sanctions will prevent it from trading with tehran. you have anthony blinken talking

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american companies act which deals with competitiveness with china and computer chip and next bernie sanders shares his opposition to the measure this is about 20 minutes. >> the presidents of the time of massive and growing income and equality. the market people are outraged the unprecedented level of corporate greed that is taking place all around them. today while the working class the country is struggling with gas prices and higher food prices, and higher housing prices the billionaires in the large corporations are doing phenomenally well and effectively never ever had it so good. and in the united states on the average worker, is making $44 r week last an inflation for dollars the heat worksheet made nearly 50 years ago, the corporative process and the profits are at an all-time high in the ceos have seen huge increases in their compensation it packages predict will never seen in this country, the levels of corporate greed that we are d let me give you a few examples. >> while the price of gas escorted is now 425 a gallon, on average, exxon mobil chevron and others, they made nearly $

she is enabling them, voting along with bidens radical agenda and bernie sanders, a majority of the timewhich hurts alaskans and everyone in this room. she even voted for the green new deal. you know, the infrastructure bill. but caskey did not just vote for it, she helped write it. it is time to hold these leftist supporting insiders accountable. [applause] aren't we all excited that come this november, we are going to block bidens business busting border bungling, energy annihilating, done grabbing, mandate militating, police persecuting, america obliterating agenda? [applause] [applause] >> we have inherited a great country. because of veterans like my dad and others who have paid a significant cost. they walk in the footsteps of those who signed the declaration of independence, and they pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. i believe that to whom much is given, much is expected. so, i am not standing on the sidelines while joe biden and lisa murkowski and their woke leftist friends continue to obliterate the state and the country that i love. no. i am all in. y

>> with collectible electables, joe biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders, mitch mcconnell, nancy pelosi with battle gavel, and ted cruz with emergency cancun getaway kit. >> we must stand up to dictators. >> i miss my dictator. >> and coming next from hasbro, the republican response play set, featuring...

but that's compared with a plurality of democratic voters who backed bernie sanders or elizabeth warrenhe police, and, you know, there's also another tension between these voters when it comes to expanding oil and gas drilling, these democrats are aligned on other issues like the infrastructure law, and reducing health care and prescription drug cost, but there is this divide here, chris, and it's there are not a democrat candidates who are running on defunding the police in this cycle, but the sentiment is clear when it comes to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren voters. >> and the flip side of that, matt, is that republicans are right to paint judge jackson as soft on crime. one of their biggest talking points ahead of the midterms. so how did democrats combat this messaging? do you think it's going to be effective for republicans? >> well, it's only going to be effective if democrats let it be effective, because as mark just alluded to, the president of the united states doesn't support defunding the police. no u.s. senate candidate running in 2022 supports defunding the police. and

first, kind of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, senator ron wyden proposed something similar to this. ultimately, because politically, "tax the rich" is a really good message, because most people aren't rich, and tax the rich is good. and it is certainly true that the very wealthiest americans do not pay as a percentage as much of their wealth, as much of their income as do ordinary americans, for lack of better term. they do have money to spare. it's a good it's a good political message, but it's also a really good political message. to keep being able to use on the campaign trail when you don't think you really have a good chance of getting it past. >> desjardins: i think i can say with certainty is very unlikely that i or my cat will make $100 million. but i'm curious for the sake of those watching this issue from any side-- what do you think the future is here? i know you don't have a crystal ball, but where do you think this issue is headed? is this something that you can put die on? or will this continue to be a part of conversation and why? this will continue to be a part of c

this had been the focus of the tweet from senator bernie sanders saying that oil company revenues from last year, exxon was up, shel was up. bp up 45%, can't allow big oil companies to continue to take advantage of the war in ukraine with inflation to make huge profits by jacking gas prices. we need a windfall tax. a comparison tweet this morning saying that according to aaa the u.s. gasoline averages hit $4.09 today, july 24 of 2008, reaching $4.32 per gallon. for context, when it happened the dow jones was 12,270 in 2008 and katy perry topped the charts according to aaa news, to give you the comparison. the topic of gasoline and oil in light of what's going on in russia, ukraine, louisiana, shirley, hello. >> good morning, c-span. good morning, america. as a concerned citizen, i can't even stretch my budget. anything about opening the pipeline or the discussions going on like jen psaki, they don't know when or where or how long it is going to last. keeping the american people in chaos, confusion, and fighting. i am for opening the pipeline. please, america, wake up and listen to what

i mean it didn take bernie sanders very long to catch fire because what he was saying about the inequality people needed someone to say that. and he was pointing something out that wass plain as the nose on your face. and the's only so long you can go ignoring the nose on your face so i think that we're right next to a big shift that will happen, hopefully. - the situation now changed so much that i'm wondering what would have happened if he would he's still running now. i think the's even more awareness and that was a few months ago. - i think that's because bernie was opening the doors of people's minds and people sd, yes, and i'll walk right through at door d see what on the other side. so without him, we wouldn't be having the conversation about inequality at all that we're having now. and elizabeth warren ao expanded the space there was for that. julian castro also reallyood voice but it's not just a fringe elemt in society that has observed rightly that this is not working for us. any of us the richer or the poor. and there's an expanding group of people who are now lling to go there

when you have somebody like a bernie sanders who proposes this kind of stuff, it is other ring people -- othering people. most americans do not realize they pay about 40% of the taxes. what do you think people do who make money like that? they do not just hide it other their mattress. they invest it. they create jobs for americans. democrats have taken this narrative of government needs to create jobs for people and government has never created jobs for people other than federal, wasteful little projects that they have no business being involved in in the first place. millionaires and billionaires put money into people, but politicians will not have us believe that because americans are not educated. the education system -- they have basically thrust this narrative on school and college that capitalism is bad somehow. host: that is mark in maryland. cbs is saying mr. biden's budget would pledge the kind of wealth tax many republicans think would hurt the economy by diminishing private investments and causing the wealthy to put their fortunes to work abroad. republican lawmakers have s

i love bernie sanders he is a great friend.at friend you can make a billion dollars then make it but pay your fair share. [applause] the teachers and firefighters paying higher percentage then billionaires which is literally true. we can fix this and raise the standard of living for without raising inflation or the deficit and problems period there let me remind them last year because of what you did we reduce the deficit by $360 billion. while the economy grew, we are on trackck right now to be the first president history to lower the deficit by $1 trillion in one year. i am sick of this. we have to talk about it because american people think spending more many. simply not true. i don't think we need any friends about fiscal responsibility. [laughter] we have an ambitious agenda so let's get it done not giving an inch on core democratic values. we will continues to stand up to meet the challenges of our time gun violence, criminal injustice, immigration. so much more. with the state of the union we are in a strong position we

you're now bernie sanders? >> when i was in college i had a little inso i got that workers don't make enough. finally they're getting their due. amazon is 18 average my point is they have moved up a lot. >> good. >> i'm not saying it's bad. >> now, if we can keep prices steady and wages go up, purchasing power -- can i just say -- >> how long did many politicians on the left say this is egregious. bernie sanders still perhaps says the same. i remember when walmart was $10 an hour on average 15, 20-year base, what is number one? >> amazon? >> costco. what is the numb er one -- >> costco. >> who gives full dental who gives eye and ear? >> costco. >> who's the most profitable >> costco? >> let me just tell you, maybe you need to manage better. jim senegal told me the secret is because they pay their people, they have no turnover -- remember what deadweight is. you train a person look i totally agree with you. >> the fact is inflation is having an impact. >> i've known you long enough we can joust. remember they're

she was a bernie sanders supporter. not only did the republicans have a response to the president's speech tonight, the congressional black caucus is doing their own response as well as the progressive caucus. those will be available on our website, all three responses. let's see what greta brawner has found. greta: the president spoke for one hour and two minutes tonight. fox news notes he was interrupted 91 times by applause. from the speech tonight, laura baron lopez, who covers capitol hill, notes the off script line from the president. when calling on congress to ban high-capacity magazines, he went off script to say, do you think the deer are wearing kevlar vests? matt from huffington post says it was lauren boebert who said you put them in, 13 of them. democrats moved her. you could hear her yell out at the president when she mentioned 13 people killed when the u.s. departed afghanistan. reaction from capitol hill, alex old enough "the hill" newspaper ran into senator joe manchin after the speech. he joked they c

if you want to go to target and have bernie sanders 10 million varieties toothpaste, that's going tock and a diesel truck for a long time. the car companies, we are going to be all electric by 2025 or something, it's crazy talk and i must you are willing to say we are willing to have a materially poor america . kennedy: we do not have to have a better environment for posterity. that is garbage, bull, i don't care what you say, it's the global energy supply. he is right. stop taking my stuff away. i agree completely, but but the young women go back to college and get a masters in creative writing. well said. the party is getting underway my speaking of hooters. miami beach, now the mayor was great like five minutes ago with bitcoin and crypto, trying to shut it all down. imagine they had all, there have been fights and property damage, attacks on police. yesterday miami beach voted to impose an emergency curfew to get them off the streets by midnight spring break. there closing liquor stores in the area. these poor kids, they are not going to get to suffer from alcohol poisoning and i

in the past but a lot of the news today about the democratic party is the establishment versus bernie sanders. does that have a history to it? absolutely. thank you. so and thank you so much for having me and talking to me about the book. i think that one of the things that there's a sense that the sort of came out of nowhere, but they're actually really deep-seated tensions within the democratic party that it really existed. i mean, i would say since the 1970s, but but came into the forefront of the 1980s as the party was really at another kind of crossroads of where to go. so after the defeat of walter mondale in that sharing of the 1984 election there was a sense of sort of three different directions. the party could have gone gone in and one was represented by someone like jesse jackson who would be of a more kind of bernie sanders type alec actually bernie center supported him, but really stood for some of the kinds of kinds of versions of democratic socialism, but i think the sanders campaign is represented and then the other side was mont was the mondale approaches the traditional demo

. ♪♪ this is why bernie sanders hate billionaires, the buffalo bills are getting a shiny new stadiumck with the bill. see what i did there? practice and playing palace will cost around $1.4 billion, taxpayers had to foot 8,150,000,000 of even though the owners are 50 billionaires. you can't spell billion are without bills but these groups can afford to pay for their own stadium. i don't know if this is how your site, a net worth $5.8 billion, publicly subsidizing stadiums has become a disgusting common enterprise as hard-working men and women. money for the privilege not having their team snatched in this cultural ransom. the argument is both sports teams bring so much money to the city. you can't afford to not have them held hostage. they do bring in money. fourth their owners at the barkley economic review deemed it socializing the cost and privatizing the profits. that's not good, people pay enough in taxes and then they are socked in the shorts with high ticket prices and concessions and prima donna athletes easily entered leaves too soon. do you know what would be lovely for spo

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bernie sanders scared the hell out of the banks.rat party short-circuited his campaign and install joe biden. biden seemed passive, that was a welcome respite from the last president, and seeing kamala harris down the glass. nobody anticipated at the moment that we would be on the cusp of a war with a nuclear armed power in less than two years. exactly where we are now and those circumstances, someone who literally has no idea what's going on, when he does this, is it scary to describe that? no, it's worse. biden said that everything he has said for the last week is true and none of it has been corrected by people who work for him. the truth is joe biden has no idea. joe biden has no idea, his publicist say, when he goes to sleep. biden starts walking back his own comments, saying that after he said he'd never walk back his own comment. none of that occurred. it's almost like we are being mean to the guy by quoting him and no one wants that. no one is making of his age or his diminished condition. moments later, biden declared that

nomiki, former national surrogate for bernie sanders. to you first and get your initial thoughts on why you think democrats in those particularly important categories for voters are leaning away from your party? >> listen, this is a very tough economy but when you look into those numbers in the polls and dig into a little more you see that a quarter of americans are blaming the pandemic. another quarter of americans are blaming corporate price gouging like the oil companies who are jacking up gas prices right now for their benefit and congress is now investigating. it is historic that as we all know in the mid-terms whatever president it is, their party is not doing as well. if you even see those numbers, it is a statistical tie. it is wonky and people -- polls are polls and can influence how people feel about things. obviously if you really want to look at the polls donald trump right now is doing his best ever and that's exactly what joe biden is right now at his lowest ever. >> harris: we don't have donald trump. we have the president

president didn't get a mandate to turn america into bernie sanders' vision of ou future. in the middle we'll talk and do business on things that we can agree on. >> bill: thank you for your time. >> dana: good to see you. a fox news alert. ukraine under attack as civilians join soldiers on the front lines. russian invaders ramping up missile strikes and failing to seize control of any big city. we'll bring you the very latest across ukraine. ukraine's president still standing strong amid relentless russian attacks on his home lan. a closer look at the comedian turned war hero ahead. >> the president is here. we are all here. our soldiers are here. the citizens are here and we are here. we defend our independence. that's how it will go. my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility, for a va loan, which lets you buy a home with no down payment. helping veterans buy homes - that's newday usa. [upbeat music playing] ♪♪ welcome to home sweet weathertech hom

remember, they were afraid of bernie, sanders becoming the nominee so they put joe biden in there.e biden has tried to capitulate and the hard left at the same time they are not happy with him. so, it's not just that biden problem. i think it's a democrat problem. unless the republicans really screw it up, they should have a strong fall. >> jesse: all right. well, republicans have screwed things up before, kellyanne, fingers crossed you never know what's going to happen a few month away. thank you so much for joining "primetime" and have you big book coming out so good luck with that. >> thank you. >> jesse: maxine waters, no relation, curses at the homeless and then tells them to go home. yeah, she told the homeless to go home. i'm not joking. that's next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, ye

senator bernie sanders called on returning starbucks ceo howard schultz to end the company's massiveunion-busting campaign. in other labor news, over 500 chevron employees in richmond, california, are on strike after failing to agree on a contract that would provide safer working conditions, better wages, and benefits. chevron posted $15.6 billion in profits last year. and in southern california, disney employees staged in-person and virtual walkouts tuesday to protest the company's response to florida's so-called "don't say gay" legislation, which bans discussions of sexuality and gender identity in schools. disney ceo bob chapek initially refused to condemn the bill and donated to politicians who back the anti-lgbtq measure. this is a disney worker. >> i feel like everything that is happening right now with disney could have ripple effects not only for the company, but the entertainment industry as a whole. i just came here to show solidarity and hopefully get more representation, not only in front of the camera, but behind the camera and the upper echelons of leadership as well. a

in a statement, vermont independent senator bernie sanders wrote -- "it would be wrong for congress to simply celebrate today's agreement and move on. we must prevent the greed of baseball's oligarchs from destroying the game. the best way to do that is to end major league baseball's antitrust exemption and i will be introducing legislation to do just that." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia is widening its attack on ukraine as the war enters its 16th day. earlier today, russian air strikes hit the city of dnipro in central-eastern ukraine, killing at least one person. the air strikes reportedly hit a kindergarten, an apartment building, and a shoe factory. long-range russian missiles also hit airfields in two western cities, in lutsk and ivano-frankivsk. meanwhile, ukrainian officials are accusing russia of shelling a physics institute in the eastern city of carr kid -- kharkiv that houses an experimental nuclear reactor. satellite images show the russian convoy outside kyiv has now dispersed

but to be clear, joe biden, bernie sanders, aoc, they have basically ran on having a war against energy don't want to permit any new leases for oil and gaze on my gas on federal lands. you want to shutdown the keystone pipeline out and five. that also goes into michigan. there is a war on energy and that war is driving down production and driving up prices. it is very simple. but now for joe biden to run away from, what was the intent of the policy? again, have gas prices rise so more people will buy electric cars. when the american people see that they don't like it. so now he wants to go it was not me. it was not aoc. it was now the green new deal. it's putin. no. every american understands that this was happening before russia went into ukraine. this is joe biden and his democrats who have allowed these policies and these are the consequences of the deal. >> harris: it is important, david, you say that we don't have to really concentrate on how this happened. we do though. that means that if, by the grace of god, and hopefully our role in some way, leading. ukraine is able to sustain

probably the most concerning for democrats long-term is that the bernie sanders wing is unhappy and lacksngressional democrats haven't been progressive enough. you take all that together, the democrats are unhappy because they aren't being progressive enough. independents and hispanic voters voting republican and democrats converting to republicans in higher numbers spells disaster for democrats and a good day for republicans. >> harris: jason, your quick response to that and i will come to you again. >> there is certainly an enthusiasm gap, customary for the party that holds the white house to feel a bit complacent. democrats i will agree with my colleague that democrats have been out messaged at every turn. their primary message has been to save democracy which i think is a laudable goal but not a message that resonates with a crowd that no longer sees trump every day on social media and they have done a really poor job in marketing their accomplishments like creating 6 million jobs or orchestrating the biggest drop in unemployment in a single year, reducing child poverty to its lowest

bernie sanders, senator warren, and then someone post something similar last fall, ultimate because politicallya good message because most people are not rich in taxa rich is good and it is true that the very wealthiest americans do not pay as a percentage as much of their wealth or as much of their income as do ordinary americans. they do have money to spare. it is a good political message. it is a good political message to use on the campaign trail when you don't think you really have a good chance of getting it passed. >> it is verynlikely that i or my cat will make $100 million, but for the sake of those watching this, what is the future? where do you think this issue is headed? is this something that will continue to be a part of the conversation? why? >> it will be a part of the conversation because i do not believe this will be passed with senator joe manchin say no and having to get through the courts. this will be an issue as long as we have the uber wealthy in this country. >> a fairy and interesting conversation -- a fairy important in -- a very important and interesting conversation

bernie sanders' pac director. did you know all of these people were declaring war on judge childs? >> senator, i did not. >> well, not saying you did. you said you didn't know, i'll take you at your word, but i am saying that, what is your judicial philosophy? >> so i have a methodology that i use in my cases in order to ensure that i am ruling impartially, and that -- >> your judicial philosophy is to rule impartially. >> no, to rule impartially and rule consistent with the limitations on my authority as a judge. and so my methodology actually helps me to do that in every case. >> so you wouldn't say you're an activist judge. >> i would not say that. >> okay. so we'll have a 20 minutes more later on, but here's what i would say. that every group that wants to pack the court, that believes it's a bunch of right-wing nuts to destroy america and consider the constitution trash wanted you picked and this is all i can say is the fact that so many of these left-wing radical groups that would destroy the law as we know it declare war on michelle childs and supported you is problematic fo

he ran on the principle of not being bernie sanders and all of a sudden bernie sanders is the head ofudget and controls the budget. they pushed trillions and trillions, the most progressive agenda we have seen in our lifetimes, in the history of our nation. we have never seen this kind of spending proposal. last year there has been a lot of pushback on the amount of spending. why? because that type of spending loads a whole bunch of money into the economy that, when you don't offset it and you have a depressed workforce, supply chain issues, all that does, that is a direct tax on every american. we have seen inflation at a 40 year high. i was two years old when we saw this type of inflation. that is the kind of stuff we are pushing back against. president biden ran on a promise of unity and his performance in the white house has been completely different. democrats looked at it and said, ok, we have control of these houses of congress and the white house. let's go big. instead of looking at it like, we actually have a split government right now. it is a very small margin in both the h

put this bernie sanders' tweet on profits for the big oil companies.e says wow, hey, look at the profits, conoco phillips up 1400%. chevron, exxonmobil, 63% to 424. your response. >> big segment on corporate profits, the best last year since 1950. profits, profits, corporate profits overall. you know what i say, great, fantastic, i love it. profits is not a four-letter word in a capitalist society. that's how we generate opportunity and prosperity for all americans. and exxonmobil last year, the profit margins were 10%. >> people are going to hear you and say wait a second, with all the profit, room for gas and oil prices to come down a bit. >> i'm confused about that. >> sandra: share the profit. >> the year before when the profits went down 50%, did anybody come to their rescue? right. >> sandra: so they were losing money during the pandemic. >> and i was going to say, even with the profit last year, exxonmobil margin were 10%, ten years ago double that. i'm all fired up. >> sandra: have to send him on his way to his own show. awaiting the president.

cisneros has the backing of alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders.ana cabrera and anderson cooper pick up our coverage right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we are bringing you breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >> i'm anderson cooper in lviv western ukraine. right now we want to tell you what's going on. pausing or stalling. that's the question. a massive military convoy, more than 40 miles long, is on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital of kyiv, but it's made little movement since yesterday. u.s. officials say that the russians are facinfu

joseph jeravangi, sorry about that, he's bernie sanders pac director. you didn't know all those people were declaring war on judge chiles? >> no, senator, i did not. >> i'll take you at your word. i am saying is what is your judicial philosophy? >> so i have a methodology that i use in my cases in order to ensure that i am ruling impartially -- >> so your judicial philosophy is to rule impartially. >> my judicial philosophy is to rule impartially and to rule consistent with the limitations on my authority as a judge, and so my methodology actually helps me to do that in every case. >> so you wouldn't say that you're an activist judge? >> i would not say that. >> okay. >> so we'll have 20 minutes more later on, but here's what i would say. that every group that wants to pack the group, that believes this court is a bunch of right wing nuts that are going to destroy america, that consider the constitution trash all wanted you picked, and this is all i can say is the fact that so many of these left wing radical groups that would restroi the law as we know

aoc, senator warren, senator bernie sanders all sending a note to the transportation secretary and thei-trust regulators saying it will not result in lower prices for consumers. and it will not be a friendly deal look, it's a tough environment for antitrust right now. the biden administration has blamed corporations and monopolies for some of the inflation we're seeing are you going to struggle to get this deal done >> we're really excited about this deal and feel very good about the case we're going to present. while there has been some -- we have seen the letter as well i think what was key in there is they were focused on if the transaction were to provide some problems with pricing or competition then they would be concerned. what we're excited to show is this is actually a very pro-consumer, pro-competitive deal because you have the two lowest cost businesses cullbining to drive lower fares and more growth. we're looking forward to giving that story i think at the end of the day our deal gets done >> talk to us about the pricing because i think the response or the criticism has be

joe biden said during the debate, when he tried to run to the left of bernie sanders and said he wantsallon. he wants the oil industry down. that is exactly what the far left is going to do. they know the american public is aware. they know the elections will roll around. they know kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker of the house. they know he will not stand for those shenanigans. they want to jam it through executive order, hook or crook. you're exactly right, ma'am. elizabeth: is there any indication the president will do it? >> look what he has done before? whoever is running the white house i don't think it is joe biden. i think we need to talk to his chief of staff. we have a real problem there. i think he is continuously run to the left on everything. he ran as a moderate. he said i'm a moderate. every program he has put forward he has been to the far left. when these people tell us they're left-wing we ought to start believing them. that is exactly what the heck they are going to do. the american public can't stand it anymore. elizabeth: emerson college, a new poll, found fo

it shows you how quickly he reversed from really the bernie sanders budget we had last time to now theanchin budget i would describe this as. charles: let me ask you, i want to switch the topic here. we spent two years in this pandemic. a lot of people warned about keeping children out of school too long saying it would have devastating one of them. i was one of them. i studied education deeply. two schools in your state bore this whole thing out. these schools by the way had resources. the big question now that we've set our children back so far how do we get them back on track? >> that is a good point. what is so sad about this, charles, kids needed school the most didn't get it. so in the affluent communities, for example, the woke, super affluent parents were able to get pod schools for those kids to go into individual houses to get education. but if you're parent worked at a diner, your parent was busy drilling for natural gas in western pennsylvania, your kids didn't have that luxury. they had shutdowns. so the gap increased even more. now is the time for school choice. the paren

founder of the progressive international with senator bernie sanders. he is joing us from athens.is great to have you with this. thank you for joining us. if you can respond to this triple summit in brussels yesterday, the increased sanctions and overall what this war means? >> it is an unprecedented show of unity within the west, but what is lacking are two things, amy, if i may say. firstly, the fact that the rest of the world is not showing complete alignment with the west is an understatement. even of the majority of countries in the united nations voted against russia, if you look at the countries that did not, they contain more than half of the population of the world, including not just china, but also india and many other countries. the second thing that is missing from this show of strength -- impressive sanctions have been agreed against putin and his henchmen -- is a game plan. exactly what is president biden aiming for? yes, it is important for him and for his government, his administration to show support for the ukrainians, to provide missiles, provide economic sanct

cisneros has the backing of alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders. thanks for joining us today. ana cabrera and anderson cooper pick up our coverage right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we are bringing you breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >> i'm anderson cooper in lviv western ukraine. right now we want to tell you what's going on. pausing or stalling. that's the question. a massive military convoy, more than 40 miles long, is on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital of kyiv, but it's made little movement since yesterday. u.s. officials say that the russians are facing fuel and sustainment problems, even showing signs of running out of food. the same official warns this pause could also mean they are thinking -- rethinking their strategy. now this comes as the russian military warns it is preparing for even more government buildings and telling civilians to get out of the way. broadcasts in ukraine are being attacked afte

the fact that they're trying to deflect from the policy that biden started in the debate with bernie sanders said he wanted to shut down fossil fuels, the actions this administration's taken, these 9,000 permits that they're talking about, that is -- that doesn't tell the whole story. just because you have a permit doesn't mean that you can drill or develop a field, it doesn't mean that you have all the other permits and regulatory loop holes checked so that you can go in and develop it. if american energy producers could be producing energy, they would be producing it. and plus, this administration has created an environment where investors are scared to invest many fossil fuels because they know there's an all-out aact on immaterial. this is not only hurting investment on public lands, but also on private lands are where you don't have near arely the regulatory loopholes. investor s are back off because they can't make a long-term investment knowing this administration has open wily declared war on u.s. domestic energy. eric: well, also vladimir putin experts are saying that the russians h

what ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, poster for the new pixar movie "turning red," for looking like bernie sandersones. [ laughter and applause "oh it's the bomb! don't give me the bomb!" ♪ thank you, white house, for sending kamala harris to poland and romania this week, or as she put it, "sorry, did i not clap enough at the state of the union? [ applause ] why am i --? ♪ thank you, new obi-wan kenobi trailer, for not going by your original name, "the sandalorian. [ laughter and applause >> steve: that's a thinker >> jimmy: that's a thinker it's worth it. >> steve: so worth it. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, premium gasoline, for being fiji water for my car [ laughter and applause >> steve: lot of money >> jimmy: just for this? >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: okay >> steve: still cheaper that fiji water [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, wallet phone case, for keeping my credit cards safe, which is good to know that if i lose my phone, i lose everything [ laughter and applause there you have it. those are my thank you notes we'll be right back, everybody, with a march madness mascot mayhem come on back [

was a bernie sanders supporter before trump.tely, now these people have blood on their hands. >> tucker: does liz cheney care? we could ask her. we are grateful that you can. julie kelly, thank you. >> julie: thanks, tucker. clement fox news other. the head of the state of the union that reason military just outside kyiv. fox's bill will help us understand this. >> reporter: good to see you. two stories i want to share with you, tucker. the status of the russian military. what are they taking? everything in red here. along that western order with russia here. they have taken that area. they have held this area. the same with crimea here. they have moved into the southern region and they have held these territories. they have not taken any major cities, but there's a battle in the southwest town. we are watching that. that is one story, tucker. the other one you mentioned, what is happening. this runs for i were. and it has not been running anywhere for the last few days. it has been stationary. and number of reasons we could poi