. >> please welcome, senator bernie sanders. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> bernie sanders was there forouse event, and he is, of course, still senator here on earth one, as nicolle wallace might say. it is sanders' political support on the left and credibility specific on health care which makes him such a key teammate for president and candidate biden right now. the two joining forces at this white house health care event today where the president strongly touted his former rival on the very issue of health care. sanders began his career as a socialist progressive, pushing for european-style universal health care. he later galvanized democratic voters in the 2016 and 2020 races. in those primaries you may recall by demanding stronger solutions to what he called the cruel capitalism and corporatist policies that had at times taken over the d.c. democratic party party elites. senator sanders operates as something like this party's popular conscience on domestic issues, especially health care and corporate regulation. you can take a look at the primary electorate that he dominated when he

senator bernie sanders.on your show. >> senator sanders: [laughs] any time. >> stephen: listen. we all knew that super tuesday was coming, you know, there's no stopping it. by the way, would you mind saying the word super tuesday? >> senator sanders: super tuesday. >> stephen: okay. would you mind shouting the word super tuesday? >> senator sanders: super tuesday! >> stephen: around here at "the late show" we love hearing bernie sanders yelling the word "soup." >> senator sanders: i don't understand it but i'm sure it's a good joke. >> stephen: you are known for ordering soup. >> senator sanders: okay. [laughs] >> stephen: it's not a complex joke. [laughter] as someone who spent his life trying to push our nation forward, how does it feel for you to see so many voters returning to a person that i, for one, thought had been politically discredited even among his own party, donald trump. >> senator sanders: it's distressing. to say the least. and what i am concerned about is i think that many people don't unde

i did two campaigns with my brother bernie sanders. one of the lessons i think we can learn is the democratic party is beyond redemption when it comes towards working people in america in dealing with precious palestinians in gaza. it is windowdressing in terms of acting as if they have a deep commitment to people. overall biden has been in the back pocket of wall street. and when it comes to gaza you see crime against humanity, work . quit lying we are seeing these crimes against humanity every day. and then respond only when arab and muslim voters vote against the democratic policy. we want someone with the moral backbone. what are you going to do? create appear that it takes two months when you have an escalation? the motto of mlk you don't use as a slogan to enable genocide. you are a war criminal for enabling those actions. we have to create a context in which the palace to and equality we don't want genocide of the people but we have to be honest and recognize jewish security predicated on palestinian occupation and domination. h

bernie sanders. [applause] thank you. let me begin by telling you what you and the american people know , how a nation is politically divided. nobody doubts that. but there is one issue that the american people, whether they are republicans quite democrats, or independence, their mac they are conservative or progressive, are united on. that is that we are sick and tired of paying by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. on average, we pay over three times as much as people of other major countries for brand-name prescription drugs and in some cases we are paying 10 or 20 times more than people around the world for the same product. meanwhile, we are getting ripped off. 10 top drug companies made over $110 million in profit last year and their ceos make tens of millions of dollars in compensation. the result of the high cost of prescription drugs is obvious. one out of four americans cannot afford to purchase the prescriptions their doctors right and some of them will die as a re

one final note, i thought it would be fitting to mention the storage day before we close sen. bernie sanders, a man who knows a thing or 2 about socialism, had somebody attack is office by setting it on fire. police say a person named shap show the ammonium got in the sanders building and when. busy to the 3rd. busy or where he is seen spring, so i'm kind of liquid on the door and then setting it off. fire the man is under arrest. it's not known why he did it, but we do know that just last week, senator sanders publicly called out as really prime minister benjamin netanyahu urging him to stop killing innocence. he also suggested that the us should give his real, not a penny more. nope, still we don't know what called edit comment. what do you, what do you think of that? i know you're not are bernie sanders expert. but isn't that weird? i mean, c o 2 is like things are spilling out beyond normal politics. i mean, politics. wireless is becoming part of the language of politics and that's becoming very dangerous. and i think much worse things can happen. you know. ready family traumatic way, i

that's why he enlisted bernie sanders help to promote his health care passage. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house, as well in that press conference president job. i didn't use the cost of various inhalers as an example. so i seen one on name company. he said the price of an inhaler. it can cost as much as $645.00 in the united states. the exact same products in the united kingdom. the costs are $49.00. the lawn gemini, he says inhalers that can cost as little as $9.00 as big. now depaula evolving. she ra, he joins us from washington, dcs, president of the global policy institute, independent, think tank. can i stop by austin? use the why all the price of drugs in america so high? well, it's called free market. unfortunately, the bread, there is no mechanism for the united states government and either the federal level or other level is 247 in normal circumstances, the price of anything, whether it's a prescription drug medications or, or box, you know, that's a, that's the way america is. organized, but what about that? i do apologize for interrupting.

senator bernie sanders will join us live on his effort to cut the price of these drugs used by millions. >>> good morning and thanks so much for being here. it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news, world central kitchen halting aid operations in gaza after seven aid workers were killed in an israeli air strike. video capturing the aftermath of this attack on that aid convoy and this morning, israeli prime minister netanyahu calling it a tragic case of unintentionally hitting innocent people. the founder of world central kitchen, chef jose andres, calling the victims angels and urging israel to stop what he calls indiscriminate killing. this attack forcing world central kitchen to halt operations. the government of cyprus announcing that a ship carrying 240 tons of undelivered aid to gaza is turning back. nbc news international correspondent raf sanchez joins us from tel aviv and also with us, higar shamali. lots to talk about here. what are we learning? >> reporter: ana, world central kitchen is saying those seven aid workers were killed

one final note, i thought it would be fitting to mention the storage there before we close sen. bernie sanders, a man who knows a thing or 2 about socialism, had somebody attack is office by setting it on fire. police say a person named shep. show the ammonium got into sanders building and went up to the 3rd floor where he is seen spring, some kind of liquid on the door and then setting it on fire. the man is under arrest, it's not known why he did it, but we do know that just last week, senator sanders publicly called out as really prime minister benjamin netanyahu urging him to stop killing innocence. he also suggested that the us should give his real not a penny more. nope, still we don't know what caused any comment. what do you, what do you think of that? i know you're not are bernie sanders expert. but isn't that weird? i mean, c o 2 is like things are spinning out beyond normal politics. i mean, politics. wireless is becoming part of the language of politics and that's becoming very dangerous. and i think much worse things can happen. you know, in a fairly traumatic way. i mean, the can

the message is try hard and you will pay for it later and bernie sanders wants to mandate a 32 hour workweek with the same pay as 40 hours. getting ahead and bernie's world is forbidden. you may not leave the working class. my point is we are encouraging mediocrity. encouraging resentment of getting ahead. i find that profoundly un-american. for generations people came to this country to word, climb the ladder and bring prosperity to their families. what's wrong with that and what is right about giving up and sinking into lethargic anxiety? second hour, just getting started. brian brenberg is with us for the our. when did working hard go out of style? brian: you are talking about people on social media and people who largely live on the coast tour in dc but there' s a whole swath of america who doesn't buy into this, they are out there working hard. if you are in california and want to climb the ladder, you're out of there, go to states in this country where you can work hard, that's the beauty of federalism, don't want the national government the tells us what to do. lauren: put boots on fo

he kept bernie sanders waiting an hour. that is either a power move by biden or he is just sleepy. president did not fly home from a west coast campaign stop last night late. yesterday, the president did nothing. he had a phone call, that's it. i wouldn't be sleeping in at this stage of the campaign. new wall street journal poll, biden's not ahead in a single battleground. trump is up in north carolina, arizona, pennsylvania, michigan, georgia. it is all even in wisconsin and in last nights wisconsin primary, 50,000 democrats cast a protest vote against biden. but it gets worse for him. look at their approval ratings in the states that will decide the election. trump is really popular and joe was not. his coalition is collapsing. blacks, hispanics, young americans, mostly men, don't want anything to do with the democratic party. and one reason, mayor pete mocking you for not buying nerd cars. >> let's be clear that the automotive sector is moving towards ev and we can't pretend otherwise. sometimes when these debates happen i feel like it is the early 2000 and i'm talking to some p

they saw somebody like bernie sanders challenge the establishment joe biden seems to embody the establishmentmore than anyone. that is unwittingly reinforced by the message around democracy and protecting our institutions. it reinforces the idea for a lot of people to not be working really well. institutions don't seem to be working really well particularly for this generation. who is not a traditional republican. is not the stereotypical image of republican. i remember back when you had jon stewart show clips about the college republican who looks older then your grandfather or something like that. that is not the image donald trump projects even though his nearly as old as joe biden. it's effectively a third-party insurgent candidate running as a republican. he is not tied down or weighed down by i think the negative association many young voters have with republican conservative ideology. after that there's so many third-party candidates were are huge a wildcard this year. particularly someone who is been an double digits and especially on the margins i think will hurt president biden. not

the building houses, one of bernie sanders senator bernie sanders is office according to police he sprayedome sort of accelerant. the entrance to that office and then set it on fire with staffers inside. now, fortunately, the building's fire suppression some kicked in their sprinkler system, was able to extinguish much of the flames there, so no injuries reported damage was reportedly fairly minimal, and the senator was not in the office at the at the time. the service office is located as you saw there and multi-storey multi office building, a burlington fire battalion chief telling my colleague maria campinoti that they are i'm still wondering exactly how this suspect was able to access that space, how he was able to make it upstairs according to the battalion chief, the building is secured, usually not open to the general public. the united states capitol police it's working with the senate sergeant at arms, working with local authorities as they investigate this, do you need to be clear? they have not yet established a motive, fred, but some additional context for you than us capitol p

in gaza right now senator bernie sanders, i really appreciate you coming on this morning. thank you thank you very much and up next los angeles mayor karen bass, she set a goal to end street homelessness by 2026. is that close to happening? there bass is right here to talk about that. and of course, the rising tensions on california's college campus tonight, the rise of misinformation. >> donie o'sullivan reports from the front line everyone knows taylor swift as a government cya. >> you don't believe taylor swift is? >> i don't know what the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight on cnn, my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back now with sky rizzi, i'm all in with clear skin we've sky rizzi three out of four people achieve 90% clear skin for months. and most people were clear even at five years sky rosie is just four doses a year after to starter doses serious allergic reactions in an inquiry reduced risk of infections or lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms had a vaccine or planned to now the ti

a president biden was joined by bernie sanders. the senator has criticized pharmaceutical companies for prices that are higher than in other countries. we are sick and tired of paying by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. on average, we pay over 3 times as much as the people of other major countries for brand name, prescription drugs. and in some cases, we are paying 10 or 20 times more then people around the world for the exact same product. as is there as white house correspondent kimberly healthcare drawers. this slide she's been covering this. kimberly, we want to get to the policy to how biden and bernie sanders, i think they're going to lower health care costs. before i do that, before you do that, rather we need to explain to our audience and i'm really curious about this. we need to explain to her audience why the cost of medication is so much higher in the us than it is in other industrialized countries. and if you'll allow me a little personal example, i've lived in europe. i've lived in the us. i

all smiles for the president and senator bernie sanders, four years after these two were the last to in the 2020 democratic primary, senator bernie sanders is going to join us in a few minutes. i'm going to ask him about president biden's call today with israeli prime minister netanyahu and much more coming up >> bernie sanders houston, check >> we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accident. it's usually not one thing it's a series of events. >> is that part as the wing coming apart? space shuttle columbia final flight, premieres sunday at nine on seo as your advisor, create a portfolio based only on your age and risk tolerance. that's simply not good enough they create a planning, are private wealth managers learn about you first, don't settle for a standard portfolio book. you're free meeting today at creative planning.com >> yeah, we can get a u-haul >> know, every family moves at their own pace hi, guys, that's why we have you box is that heavy where you can pack it a day in a week? >> it's not the snow in a month. >> we can store it or that's the kitchen. >> how excited about you

later this hour, i'm going to talk to senator bernie sanders or critic of netanyahu, but let's start this hour at the white house with cnn's mj lee, mj, what are we learning about today's call between president biden and israeli prime minister well, jake, for now, we do appear to be at a bit of a turning point in this war, because for the first time since october 7, president biden >> has threatened that unless israel changes the way that it is conducting this war, the us has policies could change what it comes so the war, the white house, saying that israel must take specific concrete and measurable steps to alleviate the humanitarian crisis and the civilian suffering. and if not, the us would reconsider its policies but these are steps, jake, that we have heard the white house talking about for weeks and weeks. and sometimes a little effect. and what is not clear at all right. now is how the white house would actually measure the effectiveness of these changes that they're calling for. this is a little bit of my exchange with white house spokesman john kirby a little earlier this a

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president biden delivered a message on lowering healthcare cost joined by his rivals, senator bernie sanders. also, some of the interviews with other candidates running this this year's presidential race from our washington journal program and a large field of candidates seeking u.s. house seats in colorado. but first a look at the primary wins from this past tuesday's contest. first in new york, president biden took 91.5% easily beating author marianne williamson and retearing candidate williams. and former president trump took 82% of the vote but nearly 13% still cast their ballot for nikki haley who dropped out last month in connecticut, president biden took 85% of the returns but more than 11% of democratic voters were uncommitted. a sign of protest against u.s. support for israel's war the gaza, just 4% of connecticut republicans were uneconomied and 14% chose nikki haley over the winner former president trump. in rhode island much of the same just under 15% uncommitted for democrats with president biden easily winning with more than 82% of the vote. and for republicans in the ocean sta

over biden in the new wall street journal poll and president biden hoping to widen getting with bernie sanders bernie, you and i have been fighting if there 25 years. finally we beat big pharma. finally. >> journal poll has trump with 20 point over immigration and border security and remains confident according to the president's top advisory. >> those polls like the washington journal land in the white house and losing all the battleground states. >> no, he's not losing in all the battleground states. he's coming up. even or doing better. so you know what, once people start to focus in and they see their two choices, it's obvious that joe will win this election. >> they have real problems with key constituencies, though, case in point last night the president invited a small group of arab muslim and palestinian leaders over for a small private meeting and a doctor who was just back from treating patients in gaza walked out on president biden. sandra. >> quite a development. peter live at the white house for us. thank you. the price pressures extending to drivers getting hit at the pump. jeff

and senator bernie sanders of vermont who understands what beautiful territory looks like in vermont has done everything in his power to protect it. bernie, you are the best. an representative ocasio-cortez of new york. i learned a long time ago to listen to that lady. we will talk about another part of the world too real quickly. joined by all of you african american community leaders, this is a good day. it is fitting here to be in this park. on march 30 1, 19 33, during the great depression, present roosevelt created the climate conservation corps -- president roosevelt created the climate conservation corps to put people to work preserving natural resources. thousands of young americans built this park providing jobs, recreation, hope, and healing at the time. we know today that we face another kind of existential threat requiring equally bold and clear action. as president, i have seen the devastating toll on climate firsthand. since i have been president, i have flown over major fires and thousands of acres burned black by wildfires, more acres than the entire state of maryland

. >>> new this morning, a suspect has been arrested after a fire at senator bernie sanders' office. a 35-year-old man has been charged with setting the fire to damage this building in vermont. according to court records, the suspect went to the third floor and was seen on video spraying a liquid on the outer door of senator sanders' burlington office before lighting the area on fire. senator sanders was not in the building at the time. he says he is thankful nobody was injured. >>> israelis and palestinians this weekend marked six months since the outbreak of the war. it began with the murder of more than a thousand inside israel on october 7th by palestinian militants. the israeli retaliation has killed at least 33,000 palestinians, according to gazan health authorities. in jerusalem, family of israeli hostages protested outside parliament. for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga. good morning, claudio. what's the latest on the war six months in? >> good morning, frances. well, over the weekend, the delegations from israel and hamas met once again in cairo, trying to reach an a

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if you listen to bernie sanders speech read bernie sanders press release you will see the word workerit is an area where the biden team could be paying attention. people want to feel seen and heard. for a lot of these of the more disillusioned side of workers, being a union member or voting on union issues are doing what union leadership wants him to do is not at all central to their calculus about how they are thinking about the vote this year. >> that is clear. there is a divide between union leaders and rank-and-file. i want to ask about the issue of the border. this group was questioned about the border and why it is such an important issue even though michigan is not close to the southern border. here's what we heard from them. >> is not just the southern border. there are 90,000 new illegals in our state. it is an issue because they are straining the resources here. >> to me, my personal opinion is that democrats are better than republicans -- blame the republicans and the republicans blame the democrats and either want to fix it. >> this focus group got feisty when you talk abo

a, i think uh bernie sanders. it was, it was a candidate within the democratic party would have been a great candidate for labor and had a lot of labor backing and was probably the most pro labor candidate that, that i've seen in my lifetime, who also had a viable chance of winning the democratic nomination, the problem again with 3rd party candidates in the united states of america is that unless they have a viable chance of winning, all you do is cut down a support to, to the candidate closest to your side. so there's, there's problems with the design of the american electoral system that make it very hard for 3rd party candidates to be viable. sources of power for you just to support is another problem. but given biden's of our choice for keynesian militarism growth in the us economy depends on the proxy war through ukraine, on sending billions of dollars of worth of weapons to israel, to kill in gaza. the necessarily, the big trade unions are going to be representing the weapons industry and the military indus

she is a great progressive, she's an ally of bernie sanders. she is one of the most prominent left wing labor leaders. and in the book i sort of follow her struggle of how and whether to become a leader of the larger labor movement and some of the challenges with trying to pull together leadership in a move that is so disparate and divided politically and otherwise. so there have been some successful strikes recent vehicles, these really make the big headlines ones at the amazon and then starbucks, which actually is being the subject of boycotts in asia or over its relationship with the, with israel. um how, how did, how did the starbucks strikes succeed a starbucks has been a very. 2 inspirational organizing campaign started a couple of years ago and they decided to, to unionize one story to time and they've ended, they have successfully nice 400 stores now. across america. starbucks workers campaign has very grassroots campaign, very worker driven a lot of young, ideologically motivated workers at the stores who's done a lot of the work thems

that's why he enlisted bernie sanders help to promote his health care passage. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house or well, that's it from me down jordan. so now doug got way that you can find more information on our website down to 0 dot com. the weather is next and inside story looks good with israel's attack against the well central kitchen workers is a deliberate strategy to locate the fairly possibly have to season right. has been seen. and as in the forecast, the stuff in china, the lower district suggested he's quite heavy. that will be something that has been for the family that might weeks how return corner as well. hong kong should be all right, 6 degrees, cooler mass at this time. do you see such a high temperature? it is a little unusual but it happened last year as well. and this line extends the it goes off show of from japan more or less days. i'm sure it might just come in a little bit. you see this line levels of it, but this is persistence, the chinese and then coming in from the higher ground to the human light is to cold enough air f

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american politician bernie sanders slams vermont spike, israel's prime minister, calling the student protests on to submitted months. it is not anti semitic to point out that your bombing has completely destroyed more than 221000 housing units in garza leaving more than a 1000000 people homeless sanitation on walked across this on the streets of gaza. we were pools on how disease is spreading on ukraine issues, restrictions on passports, the military age, man outside the country to address a shortage of troops at her. the student protests. and so the director of palestine that began at columbia university in new york have spread across the us to europe and beyond. students are demanding that schools divest from israel, but their growing efforts by university leaders and police to clear the demonstrations. a strong engine reports from new york another day, another group of pro palestinian students occupying yet another american university, demanding a cease fire and gaza end of free palestine. this in camp and at city university of new york was in it the 2nd day on friday. a public in

that's why he enlisted bernie sanders help to promote his health care passage. kimberly help it al jazeera, the white house, no new human rights watch report says columbia and panama failing to protect migrants crossing a treacherous or in gap. hundreds of thousands of people flee through the natural divide between the 2 countries. every yeah, i thought was my level that report 7, kristen is valuable to rubber is and sexual wants. more than half a 1000000 migrants cross the darian gap last year. the instant his jungle that connects columbia and panama, according to a new report by human rights watch, both countries have failed to do enough to protect migrants as the transit through rough terrain. that's what we need us. you'll just get the name of the spouse. the obligations that both the columbia and and panamanian states have in accordance with their international obligations have to do with guaranteeing the life and integrity of individual.

in this country that's taken the shape of aoc and bernie sanders. it's still been with the democratic party. there's just lots of -- there's not strong party loyalty to the brand of the democratic party. some things discussed earlier, i saw things about non-white young men, i saw some polling after 2020 showed one of the largest predictors of whether or not young latino men or young black men were going to vote republican was for young latinos black lives matter and for young black men how they felt about undocumented immigration. it's very similar to-- it's a difficult thing to talk about, but it's not that different from manier-- the history of this country, people's relationships, particularly in the democratic party, the question of proximity to the black experience and the question of proximity to new immigrants. so there's literature, you can go to the georgetown library and how the irish became white or italians game white or jews became white. similar to latinos or asians who have been here one, two, three generations and don't identify with

senator bernie sanders has been one of the loudest voices on this issue. and 82 years old, he manages to be the voice of young liberals and many others. and he warns that if biden doesn't change tack on the israel war and doesn't expand his economic policy for working families at home. he could lose in november senator sanders join me from washington. welcome back to our program. senator. so we've laid ouyo criticisms of the at, hey, what do you want him tothat he hasn't ne up until no >> christiane, we are looking right now in gaza at one of the worst humanitarian diste in the modern history of the world. hundreds of thousands of people face starvation our children are dying from malnutrition 80% of the population has been displaced over half the buildings have been damaged or destroyed and israel continues to make a difficult to get the tiny aid that desperate people need >> so to my >> mind, the most important thing the united states government can do say to mr. netanyahu, you know what you cannot continue this disastrous, horrific war you cannot allow

mike, we know the president, in speaking on health care right now with bernie sanders and others at the white house. we wanted to continue on this subject because of its importance. we will bring it to you if he begins to talk about this, of course. mike, we heard the strongest language yesterday when the president said that he was outraged and that israel has not done enough to protect aide workers and civilians. where does the u.s. go from here?andrea, we have been measuing the days of daylight since october. we remember the hug when the president came to visit israel after october 7th. he continues to express the u.s.' support for israel. last week at the fund-raiser with the three presidents, he talked about the hostages who have been not killed. he said massacred. the support remains there. but this -- the daylight has been growing over time. the question now is, does this represent a potential breaking point? the president does have a close personal and, yes, even political relationship with jose. that statement released last night came after a conversation present the president a

so he'll be joined by vermont senator bernie sanders.ey come in. >>> but, we begin this hour with a growing outrage over that is