independent bernie sanders.atic vote is divided, the republicans are going to have a walk to getting that senate seat, so they have to do this tactically, they have to think this out. >> well, unless she -- remember, three-way race you could theoretically win with 34%. and the question would be -- cinema is actually more popular with republicans. than she is with democrats. so her calculus in part may be if she could put together the handful of democrats and handful of republicans and the independents that would give her 35 or 40% in a three-way race. >> brian: interesting. >> i just don't know. but i think clearly, i think there will be a democrat, i think there will be a three-way race and i think you are right fflt. if we nominate a republican who is able to mobilize the republican party, probably they have a shot at winning that seat. >> steve: but you know that bernie and other democrats are steamed that not everybody on their side was all together. you know, to them it's a math problem. they need to have 5

but what bernie sanders is -- but what bernie sanders is appointing to is even after all of those things even though they have done all of these things, it is still broke. people are broke. they are not making enough. the average walmart worker is making less than $29,000 per year. it is not a living wage no matter where you live. susan: let's get the perspective of doug mcmillion from june 2012 before he took over as ceo but he was then president and ceo of walmart international. >> walmart went through a transition a few years ago. we believed from the beginning that customers and associates were two key stakeholders. our philosophy is if you focus on associates and they do a good job, they will take care of customers and then your business grows. but when we became big, expectations were higher than what we describe so we needed help. starting to listen more to people who said you need to think differently about the environment, social issues, led us to where we are now. we are still maturing but we have a different perspective than before. susan: how did wall street respond to the ap

. >> sandra: kyrsten sinema taking heat ironically from another independent senator, bernie sanders. does it spell doom. >> closest things the democrats have to a moderate, makes her fairly liberal, but compared to bernie sanders, they are on different planets. from gas to groceries, we're all dealing with higher prices, and we could all use the security of extra cash. with today's home values near record highs, the newday 100 va cash out loan is helping veterans homeowners get more money than they've ever imagined. cut your expenses by paying down high rate credit cards, personal loans, even car loans. and at newday, we look at your total picture. when banks say no to a veteran, newday can say yes. >> sandra: police in france searching for an american college student missing for more than two weeks. the 22-year-old has been studying abroad there but his parents say they have not heard from him now since november 27th. david lee miller joins us, he has the latest for us. what are authorities telling his family. >> in two words, not much. the family says they are being told almost not

she doesn't fit the angus king mold or the bernie sanders mold. to be out in the cold. this would have been a smarter move for joe manchin, where no democrat can be elected in west virginia, than it is for her. >>> let's talk a bit about brittney griner and the remarkable release. she had 25 -- she was in prison and she was released in an exchange with viktor bout, a 25-year sentence is what he was serving, and then he was set free. david urban, i know that you were trying to help another person who is still held captive or in prison in russia, paul whelan, get freed in the final years of the trump administration. what's your sense knowing a bit about how all this works, not just brittney griner, but the potential for paul whelan. >> first of all, congratulations to roger carstens who was on here, and the biden administration for the good work they did. none of this is very easy. the american people think it's an either/or. they had a choice. they don't have a choice. you have to negotiate with the russians. think about putin sitting across the ta

in the senate the budget committee chair bernie sanders talked about the house passe legislation and efforts to ensure workers get paid for sick leave. this is about 25 minutes. >> i want to take this opportunity to say a few words not only about the negotiations between railroad workers and the railroad management, but also to put that crisis into a broad economic context. it seems very clear to me and i think the polls indicated that the american people are becoming increasingly disgusted by the corporate greed they are seeing and experiencing every single day. they look out around them and see people earning more wealth than the bottom half of society and they see corporate profits soaring while the prices they pay for the products they need continue to go up. they see ceos of major corporations making 400 times more than the average worker in that corporation. they've seen during this terrible pandemic when tens of thousands of workers died because they had to go to work they see the billionaire class make to trillion dollar more. they walked down the street and see people sleepi

senator bernie sanders did not mince words.ed her out for blocking key pieces of the biden agenda. key pieces of democrats agenda. including senator sinema's refusal to kick the filibuster out and essentially be able to pass legislation like abortion protection, like voting rights. with 50 votes instead of 60. sinema obviously taking a strong stance against that. one more point, when you call sinema -- senator bernie sanders fellow independent. i think it's interesting because i'm sure both of them can't see many similarities between one another. but now, of course, they joining -- part of the independence in the senate. i think it's important to underscore just how careful democrats need to be here. in order to keep sinema sort of in line with them. she did caucus with democrats. not a single time really since she's been at the senate in 2018. she hasn't attended a leadership meeting. she's not a member of leadership like bernie sanders is. for example. she's always seen her role as independent. i think that's been clear from

bernie sanders doesn't think it's a great idea. call for number four. >> i happen to suspect it is probably a lot to do with politics back in arizona. i think the democrats there are not all that enthusiastic about somebody who helped sabotage some of the most important legislation that protects the interests of working families and voting rights and so forth. i think it really has to do with her political aspirations for the future in arizona. >> dana: a lot of frustration. she doesn't -- she probably doesn't -- i think she is sincere. she doesn't feel like she is a democrat. now the democrats are thinking they'll probably primary her in arizona and could be a pickup opportunity for the republicans in 2024. >> bernie sanders is an independent because he is a socialist. sinema is not a socialist. she had 70% of democrats in arizona disapprove. if she had run in a democratic primary she would have lost. now she is throwing the ball in the court of the democrats saying i'm running as an independent. run a democrat against me or nomin

so what does bernie sanders -- bernie sours, bernie sanders -- [laughter] yeah, he's a sourpuss, andhink that's why the progressive kids love him so much -- what does his war powers resolution do for what's going on in the conflict and fragile ceasefire in yemen? >> this is hugely important, right? this is the war powers act of 1973 that they passed over nixon's veto. if the president launches a war without congressional authorization -- that is, illegally finish they can force him to end it after 60 days. it's been almost 8 years since barack obama switched sides to saudi, uae and al-qaeda's side in this thing. and the pact of the matter is they just would not be able to wage the war without american support. obama had to give them that green light because with it came maintenance support, resupply their weapons and all the contractors, civilians and military guys that they need for all the logistics and the intelligence for is -- for the war as well as our navy helping to enforce that blockade. if the congress passes these war power resolutions, they are active right now, 56 in the

bernie sanders is also an independent, this is still unusual, isn't it? bernie _ is still unusual, isn't it? it is unusual, bernie sanders - is still unusual, isn't it? it 3 unusual, bernie sanders and angus king both work and caucus with the democrats, and also, when they run for election to the senate, they run with the support. it is still unclear whether kyrsten sinema will get that when she runs. this is more like senatorjoe lieberman in connecticut, who was defeated and then ran as an independent and said, and had to beat a half as a democratic senator on the way to winning that. it is a lot harder to winning that. it is a lot harder to win a three person race, particularly if you are an independent, because you do not have that infrastructure behind you. it is right have you help us make sense of that news, thank you joining us. police in bangladesh say two leaders of the main opposition party have been charged with inciting and planning attacks on the police, including the use of crude bombs. mirza fakhrul islam alamgir and mirza abbas, of the ban

cruz fist bumping bernie sanders after.this opens the conversation for a larger conversation nationally on paid leave not just for rail workers. i think it's something we're going to see when we get to a new congress. >> an unlikely fist bump between bernie sanders and ted cruz to be sure. i was hoping to go to where you talked about next. does this reopen the door to revisit this issue for rail workers, yes, but plaps other unions as well in terms of paid sick leave and federal legislation? >> yeah, absolutely. i spoke to senator gillibrand who's been pushing this effort for more than a decade in congress. and some of those republicans including josh hawley, who ended up supporting paid sick leave, seven days for rail workers voted number also joe manchin also the other to do so. gillibrand chuckled. she said, good, i'm glad they're finally joining this effort and she's sure to make it center stage again next congress and finish this fight. i want to make sure the rail workers by congress imposing this agreement, they're g

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the reason she is doing this, the bernie sanders and aoc's are driving people into the ground who don't follow their policies. if we do it as republicans. a wake-up call, don't follow bernie's lead. >> harris: next time democrats will have 23 seats to defend. >> i think we'll win ohio, it's a red state now, west virginia. just about anybody can win as a republican. montana that the republican nominee will win by 15 or 20 points. arizona is in play. republican majority in 2024 is there for the taking. >> harris: senator, great to talk with you today. we hit a lot of topics and good to pick your brain on what you think is possible with the social media companies. merry christmas. a judge says a former virginia tech soccer player can sue her former coach. she claims he bencheder over political views. remember we had a conservative faith group on before. look what is happening now. >> we're at the point we're so divided on things like faith and our views on issues that we get to the point where we're eating in different restaurants. that's not american. >> harris: that's what she laid out o

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independent senator, bernie sanders, has led many crusades in his long political career, especially whento health care and workers rights. fittingly, in the incoming congress, senator sanders is set to chair the prestigious health, education, labor, and pensions committee. it is known as the help committee. the assignment has gone and reaction from both sides of the aisle, another member of the committee, republican mitt romney, telling political, quote, heaven help us. wow democrat tim kaine said, quote, it is going to be interesting. joining me now is bernie sanders author of the upcoming book, it is okay to be angry about capitalism. he joins us by phone. we are having some technical difficulties on our side, senator. we apologize for that. good to have you back on the show. >> good to be with you, ali. >> let's talk about this, one of the strong reaction, do you think to you're taking over the health committee? the health committee falls right into your bailiwick. >> i am very excited about the chairmanship of that committee. i clearly have a twofold approach. number one, we have to

they rejected bernie sanders and the other types you mentioned.o is there benefit to being first if you are south carolina? or would you prefer to be the decider? >> well, i mean, i'm sure the folks in south carolina like it. obviously it puts them in a greater position. maybe they'll still be the decider even if they're first. the bigger question from my standpoint would be what does iowa do? under state law they have to be first. new hampshire has to be first. yet on the calendar so everyone understands, the first primary generally cannot be held in a year other than the year of the national convention, which puts it at 2024, which means iowa will have a hard time because they would have to jump into a date which would probably bring them penalties for delegates. so everyone understands, the election for the -- the nominee for these parties, these are private political organizations and delegates, members of those organizations, choose the nominees. they are not chosen by the primary voters. everyone thinks that's what happens. no, primary voter

. >>> senator bernie sanders is blasting senator sinema as a corporate democrat after she announced she sanders reacting with dana bash on cnn on sunday. >> it's probably a lot to do with politics back in arizona. i think the democrats there are not all that enthusiastic about somebody who helped sabotage some of the most important legislation that protects the interest of working families and voting rights and so forth. she is a corporate democrat who has in fact along with senator manchin, sabotaged enormously important legislation. >> joining me now, two former members of congress. democrat donna edwards and david jolly of florida. so, donna, when bernie sanders calls you a corporate democrat, that is a real slur from him as far as he's concerned. we should note bernie sanders as i say is also independent along with angus king. do you agree with his criticism of sinema? he's attacking her motives. >> senator sinema has really corded the corporate wing of industry from pharmaceutical companies and all the rest so i don't think it is an unfair charge. what i will say is that senator si

host: what about bernie sanders?aller: i would vote for bernie sanders if he left the democratic party and started a party for the people, but i will not vote for anybody that is a democrat or a republican. host: the editorial board this morning of the "wall street journal" has a piece about the president stopping the railroad strike, praising him forha wishing he would do more to curtail unions in this country. they also note six republicans voted yes on that paid sick leave amendment, including senator marco rubio. they write, who was elected as a free market tea party or, -- peopl -- people alread -- marise in alabama, democratic caller. good morning. caller: how are you doing? host: what do you think of this, congress intervening? caller: hello? ok, i have a different view. i'm helping with the railroad right now. as a matter of fact, i'm going to help some railroad workers, and i don't believe these guys don't get any days off, as far as days. they have no saturdays or sundays off. these guys work 12 hours and w

bernie sanders is a committed socialist.of politician whether she is independent or democrat. they're two birds of the same feather. elizabeth: we'll see bullying of oh so tolerant left on the story especially manchin leaves. no indication he will. quite aer to go. congressman hill, merry christmas to you. >> great to be with you. >> same here. elon musk, he is going after former cia director john brennan who helped shut down the hunter biden lapper to story as russian disinformation. a brand new poll, majority would have voted differently in 2020 if they knew about the story. the white house is furious over attacks on dr. fauci but we've got the receipts. and did twitter censor peaceful protests against pandemic lockdowns? congressman michael cloud and dr. marty makary tackle it all on "the evening edit" next. d pe, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental im

that is what bernie sanders is mad about.e had the filibuster in there for generations, steve. >> you're so right. it shows how left-wing the democratic party has become, that someone who votes 93% of the time with joe biden is somehow way too conservative for the modern-day democrats. i've been in this town, washington, d.c., for 35 years, when i first came to town people like sam nunn, people like dick gephardt, so many democrats that really were moderate democrats who believed in balancing the budget, who believed in welfare reform, who believed in free trade. now you can't count own one finger number of democrats. you have a situation now where krysten sinema who is maybe a little bit to the right of where the party is, they basically booted her out of the party. elizabeth: they're bullying her. they bullied her. they stalked her in airports. stalked her into her bathroom. they continue to bully senator sinema. final word? steve go ahead. final word. >> you're exactly right. this is, this is a party that is basically been

senate two for the democrats will still commit a 51 - 49 majority and she joins angus king and bernie sanderswith the democrats and liberals hope rafael warnock's when the georgia runoff, will give them breathing room rather than always catering to moderates. >> is is also me know that your phone will be constantly calling joe manchin back-and-forth here and because you have that 51 and changes the power dynamic. >> we don't always agree with us on certain issues with the tremendous contributors to a caucus will continue to work with them c4's kyrsten sinema provided a key votes to the central to engineering of the bipartisan infrastructure bill but she booked at the democrats he came to changing the filibuster republicans hope to court kyrsten sinema. >> we would be happy to welcome her into her party. >> everybody is keeping an eye on kyrsten sinema swim. >> i watch this kyrsten sinema, she's been in a lot of time hanging out in the well of innocent on the republican side c4 the majority post was lost in the late senator jim jeffers or the gop to caucus with the democrats and giving them th

bush republican party and more to the middle -- i don't know if those word as ply anymore. >> bernie sanders is in a category of his own because he's bernie sanderson and in vermont. angus king is a better example. if he had to run in a republican or democratic primary in order to get on the ballot in maine, it's unclear if he would survive that. >> especially now. >> especially now and because we have a lot of moderates, again, in the house and some in the senate who decided not to run or outright lost in their primaries, it is a question of whether there could be a vehicle for them and sinema would be starting that train. >> broadly here doesn't it show as well, though, just how many different factions are in these different parties now and when you're trying to pass legislation with this slim majority and you have to appeal to all of these different factions, that's going to be a significant challenge going forward. >> states are changing, the country is changing, technology is changing, the economy is changing, all of the volatility -- going to be volatile. >>> brittney griner back on am

amy: i wanted to go to bernie sanders comments about sinema decision to leave the democratic party. this exchange between senator sanders and cnn's "state of the union" host dana bash. >> does she have the guts to take on powerful special interest? >> no, she doesn't. she's a corporate democrat who has sabotaged enormously important legislation. amy: ryan grim, let's talk about what she has done and also this latest news of her brokering a deal with republican senator tillis for immigration reform, condemning both republican and democratic parties for not coming up with immigration policy. >> early in 2021, democrats made clear they were going to push forward with a reconciliation packagwhich meant he did not need republican vote in order to pass what they were calling build back better, which had climate, affordable housing, child and family agenda, jobs agenda. you remember bernie sanders wanted $6 trillion in the senate constructing it as 3.5 try and dollars and eventually less than $2 trillion. what happened then, kyrsten sinema got together with a handful of republicans and said

we heard from independent senator bernie sanders about the newly independent senator kyrsten sinema ofeekend. >> i happen to suspect that it's probably a lot to do with politics back in arizona. i think the democrats there are not all that enthusiastic about somebody who helps sabotage some of the most important legislation that protects the interests of working families and voting rights and so forth. >> so clearly he's not a fan, but he and others seem to think that this is about avoiding a primary ahead of her potential re-election in 2024. does this change anything else potentially? >> it's really hard to say, and i think that kind of before we get to the analysis here, you know, it's stunning that bernie sanders is guessing like the rest of us as to what the reasons for this switch is because there's not really ideological reasons that make it all that clear. this is not someone who has a really principled stance about what they -- what they kind of, and where they want to see politics to go. so the video that was put out explaining the switch was less about positions and more fra

i would point out there are two independents who caucus with democrats, bernie sanders and angus king. she didn't say whether she was going to caucus with democrats but she said she was going to keep her committee assignments. if that promise holds democrats still control the committees that was a big deal, they have control over committees. so theoretically that won't change. but when it comes to the floor, democrats aren't going to have the neat and tidy 51-49 senate they participated. this potentially gives joe manchin outsized influence again. and so the question is whether sinema feels more emboldened to vote freely and does joe manchin follow suit? >> i was wondering that. >> he said before he is not going to become a republican but it could put pressure on him to do the same. however, i think because this takes some of the pressure off sinema to do this, it might make it harder for joe manchin to do that. >> van jones, i wonder what you make of this? >> it could be a difference without -- a decision without a difference. three questions you have to ask. who is she going to cauc

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in the middle of joe biden trying to figure out how she was going to govern she was unlike a bernie sanders or joe manchin, it was just hard to figure out what did she want? what was her points? what was she trying to get? she just sort of was this confounding presence. that's more of an enigma than an independent. is this courage or cowardice, i don't know, but one could argue she is not in a position to win a primary in the democratic party right now. there is not -- if you talk to democrats in her home state they are just outraged and feel betrayed. so this could be an opportunity for her to step out of that primary and to run outside of that system because you have somebody reuben gayego who is breathing down her neck. a 43-year-old latino progressive, a marine veteran, harvard graduate and he was going to primary her. now she gets to duck out of that. when you look at what's going on, does it affect d.c.? it doesn't affect d.c. that much it's about who do you caucus with, she will caulk with us with democrats and vote with democrats. she's never supported the leadership. two of the thr

and helped him defeat bernie sanders. so, you can understand why he might be loyal to the state.ow, the democratic national committee is set to vote next year on biden's proposal to make south carolina the first nominating contest in the country. but you also might understand why someone on the left are suspicious of biden's pick of south carolina. in fact, one high-profile vote against the plan, at the dnc next year, will come from fist shaq, who ran bernie sanders 2020 -- he wrote a new york times essay on monday, denouncing the choice for multiplicity of reasons. he writes, quote, south carolina is not a battleground state, mr. trump carried it by double digits in 2020. let's not compel all other democratic campaigns to raise more money that could be better spent elsewhere. he notes that south carolina has the lowest per capita union membership of anywhere in the country. he also points out that georgia, nevada, north carolina are better candidates. of course, their battleground states in the general election. unlike south carolina, which went for trump by almost 12 percentage

whose name was bernie sanders. >> i remember him. >> what was bernie sanders like then? >> the speeches you here today are speeches you heard then. it showed his passion and commitment in these areas. i asked him why he was running. i said everybody knows you cannot win anyway. i have always had third and fourth opponents in my races. my second race having one nearly cost me the election. it has been one or 2% of the vote. >> winning by 2700 votes. in your book you write i was angry that the base had gotten this tight and mad at myself for forgetting how i had gotten elected in the first place. what was it that you had forgotten? >> i have been a prosecutor for a number of years. tried a lot of cases. murder cases. everything else. i did more cases than any law firm in the state at that time. i was known for that, but known for being myself. the first reelection, democratic party and i can understand why you would never count on having a democrat from vermont. the senatorial and be above the fray. as we went around the state, we could see the factory where i would stop a

host: you talked about the treatment of bernie sanders as a point of contention for you.t you mean by that? caller: the way the dnc did a bunch of dirt while he was running against hillary clinton in the primaries. i remember he did a rally in new york and there was no coverage of it. there was like thousands of people there. because of young people being on social media, we can see live what is going on in our phones. there was a complete media blackout. i believe we are being divided purposely so corporations can continue to control this country , economy, wage cap. host: thanks for the call. republican line asking about how you can change your political party. go ahead. caller: i am mostly republican. i have kind of flirted with independent because of different things with the republican party. i am informed some percent -- progressive ideas in the round of being a republican, i think it has to be fiscally responsible. one thing i think is a problem with both parties, their lack of knowledge to basic economics and fiscal responsibility. the second bush, you know he spo

. >> host: one of those sharp criticisms came from bernie sanders who was on the send us your yes, it was asked about this. i'll play what he had to say and get your reaction. >> you were a very important figure on the campaign trail for progressives ahead of the midterms as you normally are. i'm sure you're going to be campaigning for candidates in 2024. the outgoing arizona democratic party official, one of them says he expects democrats will run their own candidate against her. is that a good idea? would you support a democratic opponent against senator sinema? >> i support progressive candidates all over this country. people havee the guts to take on powerful special interests. i don't know what would happen in arizonakn will see who the nominate but certainly that something i will take hard look at. >> does she have the guts to take on powerful special interest? >> no, , she doesn't. she is a corporate democrat who has, in fact, along with senator manchin sabotage enormously legislation. >> host: would you say that kind of sentiment is shared by many of the democratic party at le

lawmakers, that were criticizing pete buttigieg for his response including ro k khanna who said bernie sandersr buttigieg to implement fines on airlines are canceling flights. this mess with southwest could have been avoided. southwest says it has resumed full operations, showing 41 cancellations, 43 cancellations at the moment, drastic improvement for 2500 cancellations, executives promised to include airline operations but that will likely take years. in the short-term what we are looking at, those are expected to take a hit. executive's wouldn't venture a guess as to how much of a hit the third quarter might take but last time southwest had a mass of cancellations in october 2021 they canceled 1800 flights in one weekend. that cost the airline $75 million. this time, closer to 15,000 flights, 8 times, we will see how much this costs southwest. edward: the fourth quarter will really take a hit. we will be following this until it is sorted out. the left is calling out pete buttigieg over the southwest airlines fiasco as southwest says normal services are returning today. joining the is the wa

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she will be probably an independent, probably aligned with democrats, like other senators, like bernie sanders from a vermont or angles king from maine. so if we're not expecting a big change in the way that she votes, what you think the motivation here is? is it just deep dissatisfaction with partisan politics or are these personal interests to play so hard? seems to be a personal decision. sen, cinema said in an interview at that this isn't reflects that she has never really fit perfectly in either national party and that the most extreme voice is continued to drive each party towards the fringes. that is what she criticizes. she also mentioned that politicians are more focused on denying the position party of victory than they are on improving american slaves. and that is why the were elected into, into the senate. it's still not clear though, if hers is also a political decision, because she has not confirmed yet that she will run or if she wait right, will run in 2024. but politically, it would make sense probably, and advisors as say so because the past the midterm elections have shown t

she will be probably an independent, probably aligned with democrats, like other senators, like bernie sanders from a vermont or angles king from maine. ah, now to the world cup and guitar and little massey's hopes are still alive off to out argentina. one that quarter final against the netherlands, the south americans were 2 goals up with 7 minutes to go, but ended up needing penalty shots to beat the dutch. and that the 5 time when as brazil are out of the competition after losing to croatia after a 10th period of extra time, croatia also won a penalty shootout, meaning brazil wait for a fast world cup when since 2002 goes on the crowd inside the education city stadium had watched more than a 100 minutes of gold football, where name or solo effort finally broke the deadlock for brazil. a slick passing move, culminating in his 2nd goal of the tournament. one that looked like a certain winner. but in the 170 minute creation substitute, bruno petrovich converted his team's 1st shot on target. the deflection from martinos ensuring that croatia would be heading into a 2nd successive penalty shoot

[laughter] >> what was bernie sanders like then? next we got along well. speeches you here today for the speeches you heard then. it showed his passion and his commitment in these areas. i asked him why he was running because obviously been taking votes for me and everyone knows you can'ti win anyway, i could use this. at almost a third and fourth party opponents and write races. my second race dearly cost me the election. since then it's been a one or 2% of the vote. >> 1980 will close call you invite 200700 votes. in your book you write i was angry at the base gotten thisse tight and mad at myself for forgetting how i had been elected in the first place. how would you been elected in the first place, what did you forgotten? looks to be myself. been a prosecutor for a number of years, tried a lot of cases, murder cases and everything else. i argued more cases in l the vermont supreme court the firm in the state of the time. i was known for being myself. the first reelection, i can understand why we never counted on having a democrat from vermont. we got t

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now, one of your colleagues ro khanna going after buttigieg saying six months ago that he and bernie sandersnes should be imposed on airline for canceling flights, listen to what budget told "the late late show" host cord 911 september. >> do you think this issue will be solved in time for hoidz. >> i think better by holidays we are really pressuring airlines to delivery better service. >> congressman, pete buttigieg -- your thoughts here. >> i think, secretary buttigieg is wafer over his league he is a small city mayor just checked right boxes got job from biden administration, has been a -- pretty much a disaster also there at department of transportation, and so, you know i don't believe much of what biden administration says whether president or any secretaries, obviously, didn't do enough southwest air also is responsible for most cancellations. we do need to hold them accountable have hearings as to what happened make sure never happens again, i doubt secretary buttigieg will be able to do anything about it. >> let me follow up on that then obviously, january 3, the new congress sworn

she will be probably an independent, probably aligned with democrats, like other senators, like bernie sanders are from a vermont or angles king from main. ah, now to the world cup and could tar and 5 time when as brazil are out of the tournament after losing to croatia in the quarter finals, corrosion held enough to win on penalties, offer a tense period of extra time. meaning brazil's wait for a 1st world cups since 2002 goes on the crowd inside the education city stadium had watched more than a 100 minutes of gold. a school where noble solo effort, fortunately broke the deadline for brazil. a slick passing move, culminating in his 2nd goal of the tournament one that looked like a certain winner. ah, in the 170 s minute croatian substitute, bruno petrovich converted his team's 1st shot on target. a deflection from martinos ensuring that croatia would be heading into a 2nd successive pendency shootout. and for a 2nd successive time, it was they who prevailed while croatia hammered home clinical sport cakes. brazil twice failed to convert. it was martino smith, that finally settled things send

did you see the guy with the bernie sanders hat. >> jesse: i did notice that. ing. >> jesse: where is bernie? isn't he out there with the little sign? i haven't seen bernie. he should be shoulder to shoulder. >> he has the gloves for them. >> the rat was there but apparently that was paul krugman. got watch out for that for starters when you go on strike, jesse. you go on strike. you don't say we are going on strike but we will be back in 24 hours. that doesn't exactly strike fear in the heart of management. >> jesse: they are going back tomorrow? >> today's paper is the worst it's going to be. and tomorrow the paper is going to be back to normal. >> wordle didn't go away. i don't think anybody did not play wordle today. nobody said i'm boycotting along with the staffers. maybe the wordle by the way was baker as in peter baker. do you know who that is? one of the most prominent writers reporters. he went to work today. he didn't stand in solidarity. >> jesse: some. probably more high profile times people that are in the office writing? >> michael shear. that's a

ultimately if they can get around bernie sanders. >> harris: and elizabeth warren. >> she is trying to blame the companies. she is trying to do the old biden it's the companies ultimately they're too greedy. i think, though, senator sanders puts him in a tougher bind. he is essentially saying hey, they wanted 14 days of sick leave, they are getting 0, compromise is seven days. negotiating 101 why would the president -- why would president biden let it get to this point? >> harris: who knows? >> he is the union president supposed to have the unions back and hasn't done much for them in this deal. >> harris: sanders becomes the new joe manchin. manchin didn't get what he wanted. >> twist and turn. >> harris: twist and lie. all the bait and all that kind of stuff. >> more to the point. >> harris: white house energy advisor is trying hard to justify the administration allowing chevron to drill in venezuela and rolling back sanctions against that nation's brutal dictator to do so. >> he doesn't invite the major oil companies domestically to come to the white house to talk about increasing p

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you have bernie sanders and angus king who are democrat -- i'm sorry, independent senators caucus with the democrats and she votes with joe biden 93% of the time, according to 538. i don't think there is much that changes here. the only thing politically that benefits her, she does not have to go through a nasty primary. a lot of democrats are annoyed she bucked joe biden on big ticket items for his agenda, that's an issue. so she gets to avoid that. >> sandra: and her own words, she said those in arizona, including democrats and republicans are eager for leaders who focus on common sense solutions rather than party doctrine. if the loudest most extreme voices drive each party toward the fringes, to your point, garrett, and energizing their bases than delivering for all americans, the legislative successes will become rarer. your thoughts. >> i thought that the headlines that like axios and politico came up with were hilarious. she said nothing is going to change, not going to caucus with the republicans, suggest she intends to vote exactly the same way she has in the last four years.