bernie sanders was a threat to the infrastructure and i am 10 times the threat that bernie sanders was. they had pulled out all the stops to make sure that i will not threaten the donor base of the democratic party. it apparently raised $2 billion already. that money did not come from regular americans. that money predominantly comes from very large donors way think we can assume they are not giving it out of a patriotic impulse. tens of millions of dollars is not out of love for humanity but they believe there is a quid pro quo from them from the democratic party in the military contractors want to keep these awards going and the big corporations who are benefiting from the policies that are now supported by the democratic party. host: when do you decide or what goes into your thinking is for us how long you will stay in this race and what you have to decide and when you decide you don't want to be part of it? guest: i will go all the way to the convention if i can, if they make it a fair fight. i will probably be part of it. at the debates and in the convention and trying to bring th

bernie sanders is a threat to that infrastructure. and i am 10 times the threat bernie sanders was. they pulledth out to make sure that i will not threaten the donor base the democrat party raised $2 billion already. that money did not come from regular americans. that comes predominantly very lalarge donors who i think we cn assume are not getting it out of patriotic impulses and not not s that kind of money. giving millions of dollars out of love for humanity. they believe there is a quid pro quo from the democratic party the contractors who want to keep the wars going. and the big corporations who are benefiting from the policies that are supported by the democratic party. see what we have about two minutes left mr. kennedy. what goes into your thinking as far as how long he will stay in the race? what you have to decide if you don't want to be a part of it? >> i am going to go all the way to thehe convention if i can pay ifthey make it a fair fight i wl go to the convention and probably be part of it. new in the debates in the convention and trying to bring the party back. exert

bernie sanders was a threat to that infrastructure and i am ten times the threat that bernie sanders is. think that they've pulled out all the stops to make sure i will not threaten the donor base. they raised $2 billion already. that money m didn't come from, t predominantly comes from very large donors who i think we could assumeme they are not givg it out of patriotic impulses that kind of money, tens of millions of dollars out of love for humanity that because they believe that there iss a quid po quo for those that want to keep the war going and the big corporations who are benefiting for the policies that are now supported by the democratic party. >> host: we have about two minutes left. when did you decide, or what goes into your thinking as far as how long you will stay in the race and what you have to decide if you don't want to be part of it? >> i'm going to go all the way to the convention to make it a fair fight i will go to the convention and probably be part of it part of the debates in the convention and try to bring the party back to the gravity that calls the party b

senator bernie sanders is supposed to be there.eep it here. >>> plus breaking right now, prosecutors with the special counsel office out with new allegations about donald trump. that is next. >>> we have some breaking news for you now on the special counsel 2020 election subversion case against donald trump. the justice department prosecutors are making some new allegations this afternoon about trump's public statements. let's get straight to cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. >> jake, the prosecutors here are saying quite simply that donald trump's public statements have led to the intimidation and harassment of witnesses. now this is all contained in an opinion that was just released from the judge overseeing the d.c. case. judge tanya chutkan. this relates to prosecutors wanted to ask judge chutkan to do something about the former president's threats and intimidation against the witnesses. we don't know what. but the judge has ruled that all of the witnesses mentioned as having received some of this intimidation and an

senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

joining us now is bernie sanders who rallied with workers on the picket line friday.or, the vice president was on earlier and he said when i asked him about how much the ceo make compared to the worker, he said seat el pay is up to free enterprise, of the government. what is your response? >> i strongly disagree. i think was going on in terms of on commonwealth and inequality. the fact that we have three people -- the fact that during the last 50 years the weekly wages of the actual american worker or lower today than they were back then. it speaks to the american people and what this strike is about. the american people are sick and tired. they are sick and tired of corporate greed in which the very richest people -- ahead of general motors makes $29 million per year but yet if you look at it worker they make less than $17 per hour. they have temp workers who attempt year after year to make strong wages. what you are seeing is what we see all over the economy. greed on the top, suffering of working-class on the bottom and people are tired. >> this push from the uaw f

woodrow wilson, franklin roosevelt, lyndon johnson, joe biden, more today you have bernie sanders, bernie sanders is a marxist, he almost won the nomination, he said more influence on the biden regime than anybody else perhaps obama. what is obama? mentor was a marxist. hung out with domestic terrorists as you recorded over and over again. who else is there? aoc. at that lobe, omar, breastly, bowman. two dozen who are marxists and proud of being marxists. they don't call themselves marxist, they are shrewd but they are what they are. the democrat party is all about 150 years ago or today. abolishing our declaration of independence, wilson hated the declaration of independence, obama cut words out. biden doesn't support the declaration of independence. he doesn't even say he does. they despise the constitution which is why they embrace the 1619 project pulling down the founder statues, calling us a nation founded in white supremacy even up to this day. they want to abolish our traditions, our customs, they are trying to destroy our language. they use censorship, they use intimidation. more

all eyes last night were on elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, who are at odds after elizabeth warrenlaimed back in 2018, bernie told her he didn't believe a woman could win the election. bernie pushed back hard, he said it's a lie, he never said it. i'm not sure that did much to convince the moderator, abby phillip of cnn. i don't know if she meant it to come out this way, but -- it seemed pretty clear which one of them she believes. >> you're saying you never told senator warren that a woman could not win the election? >> that is correct. >> senator warren, what did you think when senator sandrews -- sanders told you a woman could not win the election? ♪ >> jimmy: that's back on hbo on sunday, right? after the debate, you know, bernie and elizabeth warren are old friends. they actually met at benjamin franklin's bar mitzvah. but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. watch what happened between them after the debate. here now he tries to shake her hand, she kind of holds back. and they have a seemingly heated discussion. there's been a lot of speculation about what was being said

but bernie sanders is burned. he said, you're so you're not kidding. but i saw in brooklyn on a very cold afternoon, a bunch of young people crying. they loved him. and when he basically was housed, in fact, if he goes i'm, i will go to these young people and say, are you going to let them do that again to you? you are host by your but by hillary clinton. now you can do one of 2 things because he does come across never he's 70 years old and frankly no, i have, i have to jump in here. we're really bumping up against that time lemon here. i want to take my guess in new york at north florida and want to think that'd be worse for watching us here. r t z. and next time, remember, prospect was the, the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85. in the very heart of the african continent. states under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may have for the local population and function as a universal concentratio

but bernie sanders is barney's that you're so you're not kidding. but i saw in brooklyn on a very cold afternoon, a bunch of young people crying. they loved him. and when he basically was housed, in fact, if he goes i'm, i will go to these young people and say, are you going to let them do that again to you? you are host by your, by hillary clinton. now you can do one of 2 things because he does come across a number he's 70 years old and frankly don't worry. i have, i had to jump in here way, but really bumping up against that time. let me in here. i want to take my guess in new york at north florida. i don't wanna think that'd be worse for watching us either r t z and next time remember, prospect was the by the middle of the 19th century. practically the whole of india had been under the rule of the british and by the colonial authorities that imposed that heavy depth bringing the people into poverty and worth exploring natural resources. and moreover, these authorities absolutely had no consideration for the physicians of the local population. tre

and then there was a guy named donald trump, and then there was a guy named bernie sanders about bernie sanders blamed and burned and crashed. trumpets the width is but robert f. kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at a much to disagree and of the establishment and the media thoughts. hi, this week my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a event here which volleyball tea uh when he was dis invited to the center for ethical culture because he of course, over and i became an anti semite. bobby can the juniors and that you somebody because he dare to suggest that there might be, believe it or not, they demographic or do you have the component to different diseases like oh, i don't know. tell you jackson and a sickle cell anyway. long story short. he had to redeem himself. he was uninvited, at the center of the go, called your were robert oppenheimer with the school. that's the, you know, she was moved a gentleman cuz it was a, a, it was one stock needs coach. allow me, uh, firing line. people from air in here, the best part, every demographic. i've seen

vermont senator bernie sanders. we appreciated. that's our show for tonight. me this weekend on velshi this weekend. time now for the last word with jonathan capehart, in for lawrence o'donnell. jonathan, you and i used to have fun in the old days when my show came before yours, because i would come untied to you and i'd be in the whole thing. that we don't get. this sieler time you and i get to chat. >> i know. and it bums me out. but you know what? i keep hope alive. >> i appreciate that my friend. you have great. so >> all right, ali, thank you very much. the reality of the criminal indictment in georgia is settling in for donald trump after having his mugshot taken for the first time last week, today donald trump waived his right to appear at his arraignment on wednesday at 9:30 a.m., pleading not guilty to the 13 criminal charges against him for trying to steal the 2020 presidential election in georgia. the document he signed acknowledges, quote, i fully

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at any moment, the uaw is going to hold a rally in detroit, michigan, where senator bernie sanders will be a guest speaker. our coverage starts with the united autoworkers rally in detroit. what's the mood among works? >> reporter: we have several hundred uaw members here and supporters who are waiting to hear from uaw president shawn fain and bernie sanders. the folks that i have spoken to said they feel a sense of solidarity today. they believe in the union's work. they believe in the union's demands. you have people who came from the picket lines to be here. you have people who came from inside factories. i met a busload of people who traveled all the way in from the ford plants out in kentucky. i also asked them how they were feeling about negotiations. they said that they are so happy to hear that the automakers and the union are getting back to the table tomorrow because ultimately they want a deal, too. they are also very encouraged that president biden announced that he is sending senior adviser jean sperling and labor secretary julie su to come to try to help out the negotiatio

bernie sanders was a threat to the infrastructure and i am 10 times the threat that bernie sanders was pulled out all the stops to make sure that i will not threaten the donor base of the democratic party. it apparently raised $2 billion already. that money did not come from regular americans. that money predominantly comes from very large donors way think we can assume they are not giving it out of a patriotic impulse. tens of millions of dollars is not out of love for humanity but they believe there is a quid pro quo from them from the democratic party in the military contractors want to keep these awards going and the big corporations who are benefiting from the policies that are now supported by the democratic party. host: when do you decide or what goes into your thinking is for us how long you will stay in this race and what you have to decide and when you decide you don't want to be part of it? guest: i will go all the way to the convention if i can, if they make it a fair fight. i will probably be part of it. at the debates and in the convention and trying to bring the party ba

today you are bernie sanders. bernie sanders is a marxist. , he almost won the nomination to the democrat party. he's had more influence on the biden regime than anybody else, than perhaps obama and. what does obama? obama's mentor was a marxist. obama hung out with domestic terrorists, as you reported over and over and over againrov but who else is there? you've got aoc, talib, omar pressley, bowman, two dozen individualans in thee marxis house of representatives who are marxists, and they're a oproud being marxists. now, they don't call themselves marxists. they're shrewd, but arey is what they are. so the democrat party is all all about whether it's 150 years ago or today, abolishing our declaration of independence. woodrow wilson hated the declaration of independenc independet word . obama used to cut words out of the declaration of independence. s out.biden doesn't support the declaration of independence. he doesn't even say hey he does they despise the constitution, which is why they embrace the 1619 project

the crowds where did are comparable to what bernie sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primary season. so we're very happy in our polling shows us, our internal polling, shows us doing very, very well in those states. >> host: when it comes to when you talk to those people come if you had to boil it down what's the are selling to them? what are you telling them to think that is getting the appeal? >> guest: i would describe myself as a progressive. i'm skeptical about the war. i'm very critical about the way the ukraine war has been handled, and that i issue has tremendous resonance with the american people. more and more people are seeing the strain it's putting on our economy. more and more people see the mistakes of thee biden administration has made in a war that should never have happened. my major focus is what's happening with the american middle class. i'm running against two president who are both running, both served a term in the white house, a four-year term, and they're telling the american public that they are running based upon the prosperity that they ar

and she pretended as bernie sanders did they were waging a war not against republicans but against theishment. that was what she was supposed to represent. and what she has become, along with bernie sanders, is not just a regular old democrat but probably the most valuable tool the democratic party and joe biden have because she's the one who convinces disaffected leftists or people who like to pretend they don't have the same politics as their mom, that their solemn duty is to march behind the democratic party and she's the one who's doing it as a leader and she has millions of people now following suit in captivity to the democratic party. >> laura: so she's retailing taming the progressives, not necessarily giving them what they thought they might be getting, which is beyond this medicare for all, she always cites that, but how about ukraine? you never hear her speak about the war in ukraine, do you, glenn? >> well, she voted for the war in ukraine, of course, along with every single other democrat and bernie sanders, they were unified in voting for joe biden's policy, the only noti

and we'll speak with vermont senator bernie sanders who recently delivered a speech in an early primarytate, calling on the democratic party to do more for working-class voters. what about a potential independent ticket? we'll talk with former maryland governor, republican larry hogan, who is a leader of a bipartisan group that could launch a presidential bid. will hogan be on it? >> i have not closed the door to that. >> we'll have analysis from political strategists, ashley etienne and terry sullivan. as president biden gets ready to travel to asia for a world meeting this week, we'll hear from commerce secretary gina raimondo who just got back from her trip to beijing. what did she accomplish amid growing tensions between the u.s. and china? it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret is off today. labor day weekend typically begins the unofficial end of summer, and traditionally, is when presidential campaigns ramp up. we begin this morning with republican candidate and former governor nikki haley. good morning, ambassador hal

bernie sanders corrected treatment from the dnc.eady said campaigning, you're going to get the delegates in iowa and they are not going to come because anyone who campaigns in those states, no delegates throughout the process. you can run as an independent if they jam you. [applause] [inaudible] between this statement iowa, only place, you have to come here to meet people and shake hands, go to the nail salons in the barbershops and diners and markets, do all of these things, all of the other states in the country are content and fly over 30,000 feet as a drop is. you have to answer tough questions and come to this barbecue, based on the old lady in the diner and ask the follow-up question and you got to know the answers. k ... in democracy and a tragedy that the democratic party which has been fighting for voting rights, one man, one vote, one person, one vote since i was a little boy that was the principal think of the and the democratic party today has made a decision. it's going to disenfranchise all the people in new hampshire

but one out of 10 of those voted for bernie sanders. but it is a matter of policy and spirit. but how do you fight fascism? i don't think you can fight fascism. if you are in the democratic party, tied to the same militarism, and you have a caretaker that says i'm not the almighty but i'm all the alternative. this is what joe biden says. to fight fascism, you need a stronger vision, stronger passion and channeling all of the frustrations into a more all embracing project. right now too often you follow the neofascist pied piper, that is what tribe is. can't just be short-term because the short-term will never get out of the frick and frack and tweedledee tweedledum cycle. because when it comes to militarism and poor people, a whole host of issues, it is taboo. nobody wants to come to terms with it. nobody wants to come to terms with the military budget. in the end we've got to somehow make a break or disruption and it has to be done in such a way that citizens have a spiritual awakening and a moral reckoning of going more radically democrat and by that i mean allowing the voic

and that is one of the things that bernie sanders in the past has attacked big business in our chambercongress for, and now you see recently members on the right attacking big business for the same reason. laura: right. now, because the system is pretty broken, isn't it, because we do have biden trying to put more legal pathways in place with processing centers in other countries, in south america, and with this new app that you mentioned earlier. but the trouble is, it simply not enough. the waiting times are too long. it's too difficult to use. it's too difficult to access. it's not working. what does need to happen? prof. carter: well, look, this is not going to happen in a single administration. this system has been broken for a very long time, and i think when we think about who is there to process, i mean, these really important vacancies on immigration courts, so not only does that court need to be expanded, but the vacancies that are there need to be filled. i think we need to think about how people access counsel, because legal counsel is really important. your viewers, people

but one out of 10 of those voted for bernie sanders. but it is a matter of policy and spirit. but how do you fight fascism? i don't think you can fight fascism. if you are in the democratic party, tied to the same militarism, and you have a caretaker that says i'm not the almighty but i'm all the alternative. this is what joe biden says. to fight fascism, you need a stronger vision, stronger passion and channeling all of the frustrations into a more all embracing project. right now too often you follow the neofascist pied piper, that is what tribe is. can't just be short-term because the short-term will never get out of the frick and frack and tweedledee tweedledum cycle. because when it comes to militarism and poor people, a whole host of issues, it is taboo. nobody wants to come to terms with it. nobody wants to come to terms with the military budget. in the end we've got to somehow make a break or disruption and it has to be done in such a way that citizens have a spiritual awakening and a moral reckoning of going more radically democrat and by that i mean allowing the voic

what do you say to your ally, bernie sanders, and to that math. >> there's two different levels. y. the brother bernie was not treated justly and fairly by the democratic party. we know that. he actually could have won. rigged at the highest levels. so that anybody who wants to run for the democratic party, that party is beyond redemption in terms of listening to the cries of poor and working people. bernie for two years showed that. >> let me press you on that right now. are you saying that you don't think that this dnc and president biden would give you a fair shake if you ran in the primary? >> no way, brother. not a chance of a snowball in hell. look at rfk jr., sister williamson, there's no debate. it's anti-democratic. >> with the single minute i have left, the obama veteran who says if you do this mathematically, what you would do is help elect trump. to that you say what? >> to that i say if 40% of our fellow citizens do not vote at all, you have to speak to them to bring them in. most people who vote green 61% in the last two elections said they would never vote for a dem

and because that is bernie sanders. alex press, you have the three targeted plants in wayne, michigan, 33 hundred workers. toledo, ohio, stellantis, makers of chrysler. wentzville, 3600 workers striking against gm. explain this overall strategy and then how it could expand over 150,000 workers. >> as we have heard, it is called the standup strike, what the uaw is calling it. it has never been tried before. it is a call back to the union's origins, which were in the flint sit-down strikes. these incredible photos that you can find in archives and history books of workers sitting down in a plant reading newspapers, drinking coffee. they would not leave. this was a targeted strike on particular plants the entire supply chain, entire supply line for auto relied upon. it was an enormous success. it inspired copycats in other unions and largely reignited and built the 20 century labor movement. shawn fain said, this is our generation's answer to the sit-down strike. as we have said, just under 13,000 workers on strike. this i

had be senator bernie sanders and other progressive lawmakers who were in detroit yesterday for a uawly. take a listen. are you worried at all about the economy? >> yeah. i am worried about an economy where workers are making starvation wages and we have massive income and wealth inequality. that's the economy i'm worried about. >> reporter: jim gutierrez, one of the striking workers, the automakers say they've put forward historically generous proposals, 20% pay raises for workers, cost of living increases. why do you say that's not enough? >> why that's not enough is because of the fact we're looking out for the average worker. we're the blue collar workers here and stuff like that, and that's what our union wants, and that's what we're going to require. >> reporter: you've been at ford for 29 the years. how long are you willing to stand on the picket linesesome. >> as long as a it takes. as long as the union wants us to be here. we're standing for the american worker right now, so -- >> reporter: the way the union is striking is different from previous strikes. instead of hitting e

and then there was a guy named donald trump and then there was a guy named bernie sanders. well, bernie sanders blamed and burned and crashed. trumpets the width is but robert f. kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at, a much to disagree and of the establishment and the media thoughts on this week, my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a, have been here, wish volleyball tea. uh when he was dis invited to the set of rascals.

bernie sanders and some people on the left are going out in public and saying president biden, you risk losing unless you move left in the next year or so to mobilize progressive voters on your behalf. you should do things like declare a climate emergency and other things they want. is that a good argument? >> i don't think it's a good political arguments. it's a bad political argument but it is one president biden has to heed because if the left wing of the party led by bernie sanders, aoc, the squad turns on president biden his chances of getting reelected get reduced substantially. it is fair to say and assume that biden will have to track left as he is done with student loans, with overtime pay, noncompetes. i think biden is doing the best he can to placate the left and will continue to do that. paul: still ahead, a federal judge says there should be out tuesday trial date for donald trump. how much time will the gop front runner be spending in court and not on the campaign trail. as vivek ramaswamy's political star rises so does scrutiny of his foreign policy positions. our panel t

they did the same thing to bernie sanders in 2016 and it caused 10 million democrats to vote for trump. it could be worse this time. i think kennedy needs to be treated sincerely will stop he is legitimately left of the democratic party. the left wing of the democratic party has never been pro-war. host: bob in north carolina. joe on the independent line in maine. caller: good morning, pedro. just thank you for taking my call. i am wondering, what is the republican party going to run on? they nominated a criminal in 2016, and he is still a criminal today. he had been fraud to the university. did you remember trump university? did you go to trump university? host: i'm not going to answer any personal questions about myself. finish your thought. caller: what is he going to run on? he has been charged with 91 crimes. this is what we are supposed to be proud of? they say they are embarrassed because joe biden tripped over a sandbag. i mean, the guy who was on before worrying about trump, when trump won in 2016 he had 90% of the republican vote. he got independents, right? host: donna in no

at one time there was a gentleman named bertie -- bernie sanders running for mayor and he won by six votes. back then, i voted for ronald reagan. let's go back 50 years, then i am watching what is going on with ralph nader and jeb bush and catherine's parents and all of them. i did vote democrat back then. host: bring me to the question. caller: the question is, my point is that in 2000, because we had a third party candidate, i year over meter -- ralph nader , we are on the trajectory that we are on today that actually culminated in the january 6 debacle. host: let me take that up. guest: 2000 forward, what -- from 2000 forward, what should be see today? guest: the polarization we are expressing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out really for 60 years and particularly accelerated over the last three decades. that is the sorting of our political parties. timothy is from vermont and this is a trivia question, but the state of vermont was the state in which there was eight senate seat held by republicans for the longest continuous period of any part

and, you have with elon musk, and bernie sanders, two of the worst people i think. i think you are also talking about fair housing wealth, my house, i've been in it for 35 years, own it, i do not go out and spend money on anything. it the vaccines, i've been taking them ever since i was six years old. i am 75. he did not get all of the other things, but if you think that any of us, especially black and brown people's are going to believe that you are talking about, you got to -- you got things all wrong. your grandfather, germany. your uncle, sammy davis jr. went out, and wanted to get your butt in office. and what do they do? they would not allow him, your grandfather, rocco, to come to the inauguration ball. i do not believe that you will do anything right, and quit telling people to hand them out, give them a handout, that a handout. >> color, thank you. >> in defense, my grandfather, my grandfather has been aligned anyways. i've written a book that addresses those issues including those information, a bootlegger, at the beginning of world war ii. he did oppose a

joe: the biggest thing to compare him to his bernie sanders. nie breauxs support trump and a lot have nothing to do with president biden or hillary clinton. maybe you could look at that, polling, post election polling who would have pre-served -- preferred bernie sanders and get sample size or something you there but he still a democrat, comes out pretty radical left on issues like abortion is pretty left, guns is pretty left. that has been his legacy before vaccines became -- to identify him or define him. i don't know that he pools a lot. if they look into him at all. i don't think trump voters will vote for anyone that would want to restrict your guns. rachel: he would draw from democrat to miss the old democrat party, somebody had little bit of an outsider streak, suspicious of globalism and then somebody also who cares about the working class. i think the reason rfk junior went to the border was to see the chaos and humanitarian crisis down there, but he's an old-school democrat who understands what is happening at the border, what is pouri

and a lot of voters would telling me i like bernie sanders, but if is he not going to on get the nomination, i want to vote for donald trump. and that sentiment i think still very much exists and clearly the trump campaign is seeing. alaina train,een, thank you for being with us. >>> a new york judge finds donald trump and his adult sons liable for fraud canceling the trump organization business certificates. saying that they lied repeatedly about their net worth and assets to banks and insurers for years. this is a key ruling before the $250 million fraud lawsuit against trump goes to trial. let's bring in criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. katie, thank you for being with us to help us understand this. so this judge made a very unusual decision in this and i think that people who are watching this closely didn't expect the judge to go as far as he did with this ruling. can you explain to us what happened? because there is still going to be a trial, but this ruling was a choice. why? >> yes, it is very interesting. and this ruling that essentially found the judge deter

and there is no one better than bernie sanders.r, and he's just lifting up desks. and so the whole time, i'm up there going, "oh, there's got to be something in here. somewhere? oh! my throat is parched. is there a lozenge? can i get a lozenge in this? look around. oh, oh. senator schumer has three yarmulkes, what?" and he goes around. >> stephen: he found his desk, but he opened it up and it was full of soup. >> jon: he was -- he comes around and so everybody is, we're all laughing. he comes around to the final desk. he opens it up, and i swear to you, he reaches in and he pulls out a hard candy. and in that moment, i thought to myself, "god bless america." wonderful. it was a wonderful thing. >> stephen: i'm wondering if you wouldn't mind playing us out tonight. >> jon: you don't have to ask me twice. >> stephen: new episodes of "the problem with jon stewart" are available on apple tv+. jon stewart, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by lcd soundsystem! lcd soundsystem! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wewe made it! ! bmo has ararr. hello?

talk more about what that resolution is passed, the one bernie sanders and go see bang -- alexandriaio-cortez is supporting. what would that mean? how did what happened 50 years ago and 47 years ago in the case of the assassination of your father shape chile today, juan pablo letelier? >> let me state the following -- the congressional church report, which was worked through with a number of senators in u.s. congress, after the coup in chile got part of the facts straight, it stated clearly that there was covert action by the nixon government against allende 's government. first trying to destabilize the government economically, then politically, financing opposition, financing illegal and terrorist acts in chile. that information is what gave us the conviction for the overthrow of the allende government probably would not have occurred had it not been for u.s. covert intervention. that is something which still is a wound in chile. it is obvious there was political conflict in chile at the time. but what created the conditions for the breaking of democracy was this covert operation.

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and -- warren, sherry brown, and others in the senate. there is ample amount of opportunity. these are the things we should be concentrating on. north carolina should not be worried and concerned -- because president biden has said social security has the full faith in credit and sacred trust of the american government to its people. host: let's go to the republican line, maryland this is marcus. go ahead. caller: good morning congressman. let me say i do agree with you that we need to fix social security, there was no doubt about that, the problem is social security was a scheme from the get go. there is the idea that there would be more people paying into at them would be receiving benefits. it is actually, you know i do agree with you but i have to say there is an exception with one of the challenges you made a few minutes ago about -- about the so-called mega republicans. it leads me to believe that you do not truly understand the constitution. and i will not take too long on this, but i will tell you -- i bring up the historical fact

bernie sanders got the treatment from the dmz.they've already said by you being here and come campaigning you're going to get the delegates but those delegates aren't going to come because they are going to make sure anyone who campaigns in the states those delegates are not going to come. it is in moral and ethical. you're going to run as an independent. [applause] the template for democracy this is one between this state the only place you have to do realty of politics -- retail politics. you have to go to the nail salons and the barbershops, go to the diners, all these things people do but they are content and fly over 30,000 feet and of that cost a billion dollars they've raised from billionaires and then the rally with a screened audience and a theater of democracy. here you've got to do real democracy. you've got to come to this barbecue and a lady that reads the financial times, the economist and it's asking a follow-up question and you've got to know the answers. this is the only state you can do that where people don't ma

obama did not endorse his former vp until april, a week after bernie sanders had dropped out and after sanders had endorsed biden. biden said to bristle about the late embrace, which might make them more inclined to be supportive sooner of his own vice president. then for democrats a large part of his legacy is that he defeated donald trump. he prevented eight straight years of trump. if he decides not to run, you will want to leave his party in the hands of whoever has the best chance to beat trump, should trump be the 2024 gop nominee. gavin newsom seems to be doing what is necessary to keep his prospects alive, going so far to degree to debate ron desantis. we will see if that comes to pass. surely, he is not the only other democrat besides rfk jr. that can compete for the nomination. the longer joe biden is announced candidate, the better it is for, harris that any change comes late. that way, the potential field is frozen. she is better placed to be a quick stand-in. if biden wants to foster competition, he will have to remain neutral with harris in 2024 as obama was with him in 2

former senior adviser to hillary clinton felipe ryanus and cochair for bernie sanders '2020 presidential campaign, nina turner. felipe, is joe biden really the only person who can beat a donald trump in 2024? >> i think what's funny about this conversation is that the same question was posed to us in 2020 and the answer was a resounding yes, he is the one to beat donald trump, and he's the only one. and it was decisive. i mean, once biden won't south carolina -- >> you mean democratic voters were redesacrificive in think he was the best candidate. >> that seems to have changed though. >> i think what hasn't changed is democrats' skittishness about this stuff. the same reason they wanted joe biden to win in 2020 because they wanted donald trump out, there's the same nerves kicking in now because people are desperate to make sure donald trump doesn't get in now. >> nina, i want to bring you in now. there an argument being made here that there is time to choose a different nominee if you're a democrat. maybe there is, maybe there isn't, but who would be an alternative realistically if democ

and this biden thing, he has become bernie sanders without the charm. the guy is just angry.incoherent, and they can't get rid of him because they're scared of hiss vice president. no other democrat in this country wants to be the one who pushes her aside. so i think they're going to let them bleed out stay on the ticket. larry: we have will see. >> yes we will. larry: we will see. >> "bidenomics," growth, growth. larry: kellyanne conway, the very best of the best. as i mentioned a moment ago fox business will be hosting the second republican primary debate at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. that will be on wednesday, september 27th at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. the "kudlow" crew and team will be out there broadcasting from there, doing some opening stuff. we want to see issues, please, issues. speaking of which, coming up, hunter biden's legal team threatening and intimidating the irs whistle-blowers. that according to house republicans and of course speaker mccarthy wants a formal impeachment inquiry. so we will ask superstar congresswoman cl