but let's take bernie sanders to dick cheney.bernie sanders for sure. true on every almost every matter. certainly on abortion. basically every matter of domestic political economy and domestic policy i would say much closer to bernie sanders than dick cheney. i think at this moment in time, as we heard in the first answer, the foreign policy consensus that came off the stage tonight, i don't that's exactly cheneyesque. there was not a whole lot of daylight between j.d. vance and tim walz on that first question about -- >> stephen: no one answered the question about whether they would support israel doing a preemptive strike. that's correct. >> chris: it's hard to say. what does support mean? it's not my country. basically and everything it's considerably closer to bernie sanders. i think wearing treacherous times in terms the international scene and in terms of how the u.s. balance has a bunch of very, very difficult and fraught imperatives of the middle east right now. i do worry a little bit consensus in washington tends to ti

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she was a tie-breaking vote while campaigning in new hampshire with vermont senator bernie sanders yesterdayders toynbee sunday claiming the democrat spending was not the origins of record high inflation. watch. >> we just came off of the $7 trillion in spending which obviously led to the inflation spike that we saw, df concerns at the green agenda. >> may i interrupt you, did we invest in helping working-class families during the covid pandemic, we did, if you want as my view of many economists, the reason we saw spike in inflation which is now going down was not because of that because of corporate greed record-breaking profits as a part of food industry and other corporations charging us off-the-wall prices. i think that had a lot to do with inflation. maria: i push back on that because at the end of the day you don't really have evidence of any price gouging or the companies taken advantage given the very tiny margins that they have come a joining us tennessee congressman andy ogles of the house financial services committee and house freedom caucus, thank you for being here this morning,

the stellantis plant you talked about, bernie sanders came up here last week, thank you bernie sandersand put a little life on that factory, showing that they bought back stock of $8 billion this year. and now it's closed. the thing about stellantis is they are going under taxes and they are claiming themselves to be big three. victory is gone. big three is gone. it is just ford and chevy. chrysler has been bought out. elon musk, please look -- there is a plant right next to it. rockford is in the center of a triangle. rockford is right in the middle. if you want to come to rockford for a four day weekend and visit all three of these cities, it's the perfect spot for a day trip. second of all, stockholm syndrome is leaching into the republican and democratic party. i think they fell in love with their captains. after watching the fbi see get bankrupt, after watching colleges with fake demonstrations. after the covid, and flooding our countries with illegals, stockholm syndrome is live in b. the supreme court, not to bring up anything on harris walking her way into this, these two candi

so if she were wise, it should be listened to bernie sanders, who is a socialist after all but he hast his ear to the ground, he is got to his ear to the people. and the other thing about bernie sanders is that his agenda for a long time has sort of cross over with president trump's agenda which is about making sure that people have affordable groceries, affordable energy, gasoline, the ability to heat or cold their home at an affordable price. trade policy. to protect the american worker and america's industries. so there is a lot of crosscurrents there. "jesse watters primetime" you can almost see ammasith a biden or you can see the bernie and the trump people coming together like this on the ground with the folks and kamala and beyonce and all these people just floating up in the sky where hollywood lives. >> bocca it is a map like they have learned nothing from 2016. i was out on the campaign trail with the trump campaign across the state of pennsylvania. and i can tell you that there's a big 2016 energy out there on the trump side. but now it looks like there's also a big 2016 en

i'm going to ask independent senator bernie sanders what he thinks next. plus harris and liz cheney for hitting, the trail tomorrow. that's right. liz cheney. is there anybody left to be persuaded? our panel on the campaign's closing strategy, you have political we're now alice, you have questions how biden said the right both stayed away why didn't trump pulled out of a 60 minutes. i love pulling out news network got news for you saturday at nine on cnn edge and the alexis rx can completely understands that getting more expensive so it, consumer cellular, we're lowering the price for those 50. and now you can get unlimited talk, text and data for $30 well, there's a line when you buy to that's just $60 a month. so switch to the carrier ranked number one in network coverage and customer satisfaction and get to limited lines for just $30 each. >> come on. >> you've earned this call 1888 freedom or visit consumer cellular.com today every parent knows when it's time to go into disinfectant spray to your cleaning routine is three times more effective stopping

the stellantis plant you talked about, bernie sanders came up here last week, thank you bernie sandersand put a little life on that factory, showing that they bought back stock of $8 billion this year. and now it's closed. the thing about stellantis is they are going under taxes and they are claiming themselves to be big three. victory is gone. big three is gone. it is just ford and chevy. chrysler has been bought out. elon musk, please look -- there is a plant right next to it. rockford is in the center of a triangle. rockford is right in the middle. if you want to come to rockford for a four day weekend and visit all three of these cities, it's the perfect spot for a day trip. second of all, stockholm

bernie -- senator bernie sander, rath eer, pardon me, if, in fact, he would be insulted or betrayed ife did keep the flip-flop in terms of going forward with frack. and i know, herschel, you wanted to react to bernie sanders. >> first of all, i'm in the food industry, and we're not out there gouging our prices. i'm just trying to make it. i've been in it for 25 years, and i don't think he ever ran a business. i was in athens, georgia, when laken riley was killed. it devastated not only that family, but that campus. they don't like the term the enemy within? well, her the enemy within because when you let illegals come into this country and kill an american citizen or you have illegals coming into this country taking over apartment units and not just a few of them, that is the enenemy within. and that's what they are letting happen right now. they're not creasing the border, they're not addressing this economy, they're not addressing things that affect american citizens. and we people of color are american citizens just like everyone else, and we want the same as everyone else. and ther

a mcdonald's workers kamala harris tries selling her economic plans through proxies, senator bernie sandersghing in on why oil prices and prices in general are still too high. >> i think our currencies testimony is broken, dysfunctional , billions of profits for insurance companies why many can't afford what they need. that's my view. maria: earnings season in full swing this week. the dow industrials down 34 right now, the nasdaq down 60 points as 20% of the s&p 500 will report their quarterly profits including tesla, at&t, boeing, all on deck this week. we will have a preview coming up. all this as investors are betting on a trump win and potential republican sweep with online betting markets suggesting stocks are riding a trump policy victory. this morning, we will get into it. take a look at markets year-to-date, 23% higher on the nasdaq and the s&p 500 year-to-date. and in asia overnight, european markets mixed along with the asian indices, the eurozone we see declines across the board, dax down a third of a percent, the cac quarante down one half of 1%. asia a mixed story, china cutti

meanwhileag bernie sanders and sean fain are rallying union members in michigan. we will talk to sean fain later in the show. the month before the election day, mistakes could not be higher. republican plans and agenda 47 to drastically alter the structure of the federal government and reshape the power around a man who tried to overturn the last election and who has pledged retribution against his political enemies present a clear and present danger to our democracy. for donald trump this week was a stark reminder that though he has been granted aid and reprieve again and again he has not willing escaped legal accountability. jack smith filing slurs a dual purpose at this point. it signals what is at stake trump himself. his legal troubles are not over. for the rest of us it is a red light warning of donald trump and his accolades in the face of electoral defeat judge chutkan unsealing the filing on wednesday revealing the most comprehensive picture yet of trump's desperate attempt to cling to power at all cost after he lost the last election. one of the most rev

i mean, i would take bernie sanders advice if i were kamala harris right now. bernie sanders was a very successful candidate when he was running for president, until they cut him off at the pass for their selected candidate of joe bide. and before that, hillary clinton. right. so if she were wise, she would be listening to bernie sanders, who is an out socialist, after all. but he's got his ear to the ground, he's got his ear to the people. and the other thing about bernie sanders is that his agenda for a long time has sort of crossed over with president trump's agenda, which is about making sure that people have affordable groceries, affordable energy, gasoline, the ability to heat or cool their home at an affordable price, trade policy to protect the american worker and america's industries. so there is a lot of crosscurrents there. you can almost see the biden. you can see the bernie and the trump people coming together like this on the ground with the folks and kamala and beyonce and all these people just floating up in the sky where hollywood lives. well,

sometimes similar to bernie sanders.hy are the candidates talking more about those types of issues? guest: i think trump still has this populist brand. if you go to a trump rally, that is what he is trying to channel. that is what the people in the audience far and away working-class blue-collar people who probably are getting paid to take the day off and be at his rally. we are seeing that. the challenge is that trump is a richmond and has been his whole life. it is hard for people to see this man with a lot of wealth who says he's for the working people and maybe his record on unions despite trying to court the labor movement this time around is not great. we see someone like kamala harris who tried to channel her own less than wealthy upbringing, saying she worked at mcdonald's and she was raised by single mother and things like that. it is probably hard for people to square that with someone who is successful and well educated. we have seen over and over some of these outsider candidates in the last few years. a lot

campaigns in degree bay with brett favre also on wednesday and tonight it's the progressives, senator bernie sanders and representative aoc will rally in madison and last week, sanders told the associated press that harris needs to start addressing working class people more and "they are a hell of a lot more working class people who could vote for kamala harris than there are conservative republicans." harris' move to the center from her previously more progressive positions on immigration, the border and energy. voting is already underway in this state, both in-person and absent teen mall-in balloting. so far according to the state nearly 860,000 ballots have been returned. liz? liz: thank you, rich edson, good to see you. >> we've got to critically re-examine i.c.e. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> we need medicare for all. >> i support a mandatory buyback program. >> zero-emission vehicles only, 100%. >> every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care. liz: okay, that was kamala harris talking upper far left policies. we've got far le

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joining me now to unpack all of this is vermont senator bernie sanders. senator sanders, thank you very much for being here and helping me understand this phenomenon. i think a lot of people would be surprised to know kamala harris right now is on track to do worse among union households than hillary clinton did in 2016. and even joe biden, i believe. nbc news found biden winning only 50% of voters from union households. do you have a theory on why that support isn't stronger given everything that the biden-harris administration has done for unions? >> well, i think at a time of massive income and wealth inequality, at a time when 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck, at a time we have a broken and very expensive health care system, at a time we're the only major country not to provide medical and family leave, at a time we have more income and wealth inequality than we've ever had, i think democrats have not been strong enough in standing up and saying, look, we've got a rigged economy. the rich are becoming much richer. you've got three peop

i'm going to ask independent senator bernie sanders what he thinks next. plus harris and liz cheney are hitting the trail tomorrow. that's right. >> liz cheney, is there anybody left to be persuaded? >> our panel on the campaign's closing strategy, you have before election day, vice president harris bases voters and takes to pressing questions, lie andrew it's in cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall, kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn good day to cough. oh, no bob, i call later chest congestion. hello, 12 hours of relief yoga antiquing, not coughing coughing it but movies past acts, del not coughing mucinex, dm to 12 hours of relief from chess congestion in any type of coffee or not. it's not cough seems it's always come season. >> it looks down at his queen and says, our wire monamore albion to, let's work on that french shall we oh, wow we move into surge ai assistant in the hotels.com app. >> what a dinner great call making tacos on a monday. >> thank you. is speaking the calls. >> i call today and got my new medicare advantage pla

live today in the vermont public studio in winooski, we have senator bernie sanders of burlington, anndependent. he's seeking a fourth term in the senate. previously he served eight terms in the u.s. house of representatives and was the mayor of burlington. sanders ran for president in 2016 and 2020. and republican nominee gerald malloy, a u.s. army veteran and government contractor from weathersfield. he also ran for senate in 2022. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> thank you, shaun. great to be here. >> we've been soliciting topics and questions for the candidates. you'll hear some of those questions submitted to our news outlets throughout tonight's debate. the format we'll use today, which the candidates have agreed to. >> in the first segment, we'll ask common questions to both candidates from our audiences and our newsrooms. they'll each have one minute to answer. we will also ask short follow-up questions. >> in the second segment the candidates will ask each other questions. they'll have 30 seconds to ask a question and one minute to answer. they'll also have time to as

and that's what we're talking about this morning with bernie sanders and dr.arson and herschel walker. we're also talking with lieutenant governor winsome sears in west virginia because -- in virginia, suing states by trying to the ensure that only american citizens get to vote in this election. the voter rolls being cleaned up, it's enormous to. and we're going to talk with eric trump, what spark ifs slew over the last week from my interview with president trump last weekend, rachel. everybody went nuts about his comment about the enemy within. they conveniently cut out my question which was are you expecting chaos from outside agitators. they cut my question. we're going to talk about that as well this morning. got a big show. rachel: always sparks flying on your show. thanks, maria. maria: see you in ten minutes. rachel: we have week seven's must-see nfl matchups. announcer chris meyers is here next. ♪ -- beers on a friday night. ♪ yeah, i'm wishing i us -- i was with y'all ♪ arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 6

out of the white house today and on his way to new hampshire and healthcare event and senator bernie sanders>> thank you. >> bill: i want to bring in north dakota doug burgum who's been all over the world. welcome back to north dakota. thank you for your time. >> this is the last closing argument and cheyney lost primary by almost 40 points and very pro life in congress and apparently she's turning a bit on the other side. why i do not know. >> bill: here is kamala harris goes after donald trump saying he's unserious here. watch. >> donald trump is an unserious man. and the consequences of him ever being president of the united states again is brutally serious. what's at stake in terms of democracy, rule of law, constitution of the united states, national security. the standing of our country in context of the world. all of that is at stake. >> bill: we could have picked something else but the joy has left the room on that sound byte. washington post poll. who is a bigger -- who do voters trust more when it comes to handling the threat to democracy? trump 43, harris 40. where's this argument

vance and independent senator bernie sanders of vermont.ning me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson. jonathan martin of politico. symone sanders-townsend, former chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris and sarah fagan. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the closest presidential contest in modern history is entering its final stretch and with just nine days until election day, vice president harris and former president trump are making their closing arguments. trump focused on a message of fear, harris casting trump as a threat to the nation's democracy. in a series of interviews with "the new york times" mr. trump's longest serving chief of staff retired marine corps general john kelly warned the former president would rule like a dictator in a second term. >> looking at the definition of fascism, it's a far-right, authoritari

how did they are they comparing to hitler with a or that party up to leave, omar, bernie sanders butng the state of israel its ability to destroy hamas and hezbollah their funding ironic. they're finding terry's in the middle east where they funded the plo, which donald trump got passed to prevent the funding anymore of terrorist activities. by the palestinian authority. yes, donald trump is the best from the jews and israel ever hand he is the best from the jews in america ever had. franklin roosevelt block to jews from coming into this country who are trying were trying to e death camps you saw. yes. he also persuaded the "new york times" which is more than happy to follow owned by a jewish family, to cover up the holocaust and there been books about it and i've talked about it before. and now that corporation participates in this ruse this lie about donald trump the dictator, the fascist. donald trump, that is right. hitler, hitler paid for juice i can tell you this, at least to jews who know what happened in their history, leaves jews believe in their faith. i can tell you this w

will: our next guest led an effort for biden to run in 2016 and later advised bernie sanders, but heican last year. will pearce joins us now. will, let's talk about these who two -- well, it's an intent by kamala harris to reach out to i guess what they would say is reachable republican voters hoping liz cheney if helps in that effort versus look at all these democrats in swing states who are running ads to tie themselves to donald trump. >> thanks for having me on, will. first of all, i do not know why the democrat party is reaching out to liz cheney, a republican who lost by close to 30, 40% in her own race. it's at a weird point in the democratic party where they're now cozying up to the cheney family overall when we saw what they did in the past. and another thing as well, like, if you just look at all the stuff going on as well, they keep saying democracy's on the line, but notice here they're, hike, they're also cozying up the people like liz cheney and other republicans who the ones who set us back a lot. will: yeah. you know, i'm old enough to remember when they called george

joe rogan had endorsed bernie sanders.litical evolution with him, a few months ago donald trump criticized rogan for saying something nice about r.f.k. jr., who is now on donald trump's side. 17.5 million on youtube, 14 million on spotify, largest podcast audience in the united states, it is a big deal. a lot of people, not just men, will listen. i listen to joe rogan and my friends do, as well, female audience. l.a. times has endorsed every democrat since 2008. that has changed and they are not endorsing kamala harris. the owner of the paper told them not to step in and make an endorsement. what do you think about that? >> joe: i don't think owners should tell editorial boards what to think ever. if they want to make changes, fine, you are owner and deserve to have a say in what goes on. instructing them do not do this, that is stepping offer the line. all of that said, kamala has a problem with endorsements from places democrats get endorsements from. not just l.a. times, the teamsteres or firefighters union won't endors

look, kamala, when she was a senator, she vote you had to the left of aoc, to the left of bernie sanderscomes from san francisco. she only speaks the way she does right now because she is on teleprompter. so not only does she have the leftist views, it's how she feels about you, me, and all your viewers. they think we're garbage. they think if you are a woman, you are not intelligent if you support a conservative philosophy. this is how they truly feel about us. and you're right. what she is doing now from the start of her campaign, remember, it was all about joy. now it's so angry. she can't tell us after spending more than a billion dollars in this campaign, being less than a week away from the voters going to the polls, can you tell me three things she is willing to do if she gets elected? all i know is create inflation with homes and provide 25,000 and create new inflation so everybody's house goes up even higher. >> laura: it seems to me that they have just given up on the idea of trying to convince americans that their life is going to get much better. i mean, you really don't hear

another one, biden and bernie sanders highlight for prescription drug costs in new hampshire stop. that is important for the president wanted to go to new hampshire talk but what he and vice president been able to do in more than three and half years, lowering prescription drugs in beating big pharma. he talked about inflation reduction act, by the weight no republican voted for that. now it is popular with democrats and republicans and something that will change people's lives. that's what he was at therefore picky talked about less effort get what they been other things a bit able to do whether it's the vipers and gun violence protection, in able to get in a bipartisan way and even with covid. that put our economy in a downturn. this president has been up to empower, powering the economy and we are now leading as a country in the world when it comes to the economy. i think he was able to do both things. i think is able to speak his mind on the political, you know, nature but we are right now witchy, obvious he spoke to. i think people in new hampshire that a sense of what the pre

what chuck schumer alluded to where he wanted a regime change in israel, bernie sanders has been notpports israel, how do you support israel, you do not support raising israel have to do this for gaza which is all of the things that hamas was demanding more from as a result of the 107 attack. we wanted to state solution recognition and more and less of israel. what they don't like about benjamin netanyahu he is pursuing israel's rational policy which is no more hamas and gaza. everywhere we have tried israel and anywhere else the people with guns wind up with the aid humanitarian assisted is going into gaza but being controlled by hamas. maria: that's a very good point. the people with the guns get the aid. real quick mexican drug cartels how would you assess the situation on the ground in terms of the wide-open border. >> it is not going well, the cartel controls the border in america charges admission and collects after people are here and the executing political people that threatened them in mexico. essentially mexico is a cartel run state and a big part of it is cracking down on

maybe colombo's got the mind of bernie sanders. who tries to be a pro union populace. no he is a radical hard-core leftists. at the people of ohio actually knew where he stood, i think they would drop kick him out of office in two seconds but they spent in an enormous amount of money against you. tell us what's going on in ohio. "you are exactly right. sherrod brown has been in elected office for 50 years, his entire life. he graduated from college with a major in russian studies but should not surprise us. the best way to think about who sherrod brown really is he's gavin newsom with a terrible haircut, an awful suit and none of the charm that's who he is he's voted with kamala harris and joe biden almost one 100% of the time. but mark, we are going to beat him because we have the support of the people of ohio. people go to bernie moreno.com. that's who is powering this campaign. mark: tell us a little bit about your background. >> i was born in colombia, south america i was the youngest of seven my mom and dad moved us here to am

stuart: is a socialist idea just like bernie sanders. we will see you soon.of pennsylvania josh shapiro was asked how here's presidency will be different than the biden presidency. >> the governor was asked by kristen welker several times in the interview and he did not have a convincing answer about how harris is different from biden and he kept saying she's much different than donald trump, watcher. >> how would her administration look different? >> or been really encouraged by the amount of energy kamala harris, vice president harris has put into focusing on how she will cut taxes for small businesses. >> can you name one policy difference? >> listen, again, the contrast i am focused on is between her and donald trump and on that, it is clearly different. >> the point is people don't want a second biden presidency when it comes to the economy, josh shapiro is a popular democrat and he could not convince voters that harris would not be biden 2.0. stuart: trump is getting through to all kinds of voters first at mcdonald's, then the steelers jets football gam

and then after that, of course, you have bernie sanders. you had a populist movement. bernie sanders on the left, and donald trump on the right. and remember what happened in michigan. everybody in michigan in 2016, during the primary on the democratic side, who won and bernie sanders and jefferson, jeff and i were talking about this yesterday and a fair fight. you know, if the clintons had not been so much in control of the process, bernie sanders would have had a good possibility being our president. you know, he certainly the nominee and the democratic party at that time. and then, of course, trump coming down the escalator and our country never been the same populism has arisen in a way, and populism is also not new. let's be good historians here. let's put this in perspective. we had populism in 92 with pat buchanan and and ross perot. we had populism back in 68 with george wallace. we had populism back in the 1930s with huey long. this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happens. this periodically happens in american history when the average person, th

and then after that of course your bernie sanders who has a pipe loose movement, bernie sanders on thed donald trump on the right. remember what happened. michiga. everybody in michigan in 2016 duringng the primaries? of the democratic side who won? bernie sanders. jeff and i will talk about this yesterday. if the clintons had not been so much in control of the process, bernie sanders would've had a good possibility of being our president. he was certainly the nominee in the democratic party at the time. and, of course, trump comes down escalator and her country has never been the same. populism has arisen in the way. populism is also not new. let's be good historians here, but this in perspective. we had populism in 92 with pat buchanan and ross perot. we had a pipe was aback and 68 with george wallace. we have pipe was back in the 1930s with huey long. this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happened. this periodically happened in american history when the average person, the average guy, she's got the shaft, it's hard to raise her family, it's hard to get the job, it's h

again, senator bernie sanders will join me live and donald trump is not denying bob woodward's new reporting that he has spoken with russian president putin numerous times since he left office. but he says if he did, this is what but it means we'll talk about it with your times's maggie haberman the election is happening right now before our very eyes, cnn's tally shows the well over 5 million people some already cast their ballots. one of the most critical battlegrounds, so it will be watching on election night actually shattered records today. i'm kaitlan collins and this is the source will be closing. votes will be counted, states will be called. and we could know who will be the next president of the united states or we may not. a nail-biter is playing out as one of the candidates tonight is again, refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power donald trump's opponent tonight is unloading on him about that in his closing message in this campaign that has been full of bluster falsehoods, and a fondness for dictators his way of trying to name call and demean and divide tries to project

something bernie sanders called for with progressives unhappy harris spent last week courting republicansith liz cheney. sanders saying there are a hell of a lot more working class people could vote for kamala harris than conservative republicans. she has to start talking more to the needs of working class people. the campaign answered with plans for a bernie rally in pennsylvania tomorrow without harris, who will continue to focus on trump as an extechexistentialthreat. likening his this weekend to. >> trump reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, please, open your eyes the trump campaign hit back at clinton saying she is still so messed up from her 2016 loss that she forgot that she did an event at madison square garden as a senator and her husband accepted the democratic nomination there and quote putting aside her hypocrisy, her rhetoric about half the country is disgusting, bret? >> bret: jacqui heinrich in houston, thanks. in tonight's 50 races in 50 days, we dive into the presidential contest in michigan, home to a unique barometer in the political landscape. located ju

so i mean maybe i'm immature but >> we think you live now to debate between independent bernie sanders and gerald benoit's republican challenger in vermont the 2024 u.s. senate race and live coverage, on "c-span2". >> he was in burlington, and for president in 20 in 2020 and a publican nominee, gerald malloy, u.s. army veteran, government contractor, and he also ran for senate in 2022. welcome to the program. >> thank you, is great to be here soon after the citizens they have both men facing and having questions for the cantilevers of the questions that were submitted to her gonzales throat tonight's debate printed and is a form i, the report used today, which the candidates have agreed to smack in the first segment about people ask him questions about candidates from our audiences and our newsrooms as we each have one minute to answer. the law also asked short follow-up question. >> in the second thing by the candidates will ask each of the questions and about 30 seconds to asking limited to answer and also follow-ups. >> and in the third segment, will return the questions from our au

than bernie sanders. he said on the record that, yes, she's running away from it.ause she doesn't agree with those things anymore. but because she's trying to win an election which is a nice way of saying she's lying and being dishonest about where she stands. the facts are she still is the far left radical that she was when she ran for president the first time around and couldn't get to iowa with a single vote. this is a woman who did co-sponsor the green new scam. this is someone who is part of the administration that wants to take away the gas stoves of americans and make it more difficult for them to, you know, drive the vehicles that they want. she was in favour and vows she's not in some ways of the electric vehicle mandate that really isn't about saving the environment, it's about making sure the government controls where people can go and when they can travel. and so they're trying to satisfy all these different options, the far left, the moderates and undecided and seemingly looks like she's satisfying no one giving how the polls are going in the opposite

policies including some aspects of planning and industrial policy and people on the left like bernie sanders, aoc and other who is were saying we've tried this radical la saya saint marie fair policies and hasn't led to the outcomes and you're writing convincingly that we didn't have this and used the term neoliberal resolution was more of a revolution in sort of terminology or an idea rather than actual policy. >> yeah, it's important to look at the evidence and i come from a space where i'm very looking at them and going to conquer people's lives and the reason that happened was because, yes, there were a few there was a decline when reman dame to power and government spending and neverr really on a net basis and not decreased and we've got this depression e we're in a new because of what was happening outside of the western countries and a lot of former socialists or embrace of free trade for sure and also imuation and that led to the impression that we'resi in some deliverable era and took off and became big ande partly becausef ai some m financials market deregulationon and i show in th

she sounds like maybe a bernie sanders supporter. she could have been.he first time the former president ran he had a populist message and sometimes similar to bernie sanders. why are to these candidates talking more about these types of issues? >> trump still has this populist brand and if you go to a trump rally you see that is what he is trying to channel and that is what the people in his audience are far and away working-class blue-collar people who probably are not getting paid that day to take the day off and be at his rally and we are still seeing that. the challenge is trump is a rich man and has been his whole life and so it is hard for people to see this man with a lot of wealth who says he is for the working people and maybe his record on unions despite trying to record the labor movement this time around is not great and we see someone like kamala harris who is trying to channel her own less than wealthy upbringing cutting ads saying she work at mcdonald's and was raised by a single mother. it is still hard for people to square that with som

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i don't think bernie sanders, if he was the presidential candidate in 2016 or 2020 would win the ruralvote . what i do know when he was running in the democratic primary, his support was much stronger than any other democratic candidate with rural constituents. including about 10% of would be trump rural voters. bernie sanders had an a+ rating from the nara from a long period of time and the issues in terms of fighting corporate greed and melodic monopolies played strong as a recent poll from the world democracy initiative. there was sort of a need those that cut left-wing direction or a right wing direction. what is different, though, is you actually have candidates on the democratic side show up because they have to win rural vermont or there is no other way to win a state wide election in vermont because it is majority rural. that is not happening many other parts of the country. >> tyrone is coming in from minden, illinois. where is that ? >> we are right in the boot if you look between iowa and missouri. we are right at the middle of illinois to the left side. >> thank you, do you

i do not think bernie sanders, if he was the presidential candidate in 2016 or 2020, was going to win the rural vote i do know, when he was running in the democratic primary, his support was much stronger than any other democratic candidate in rural constituencies, including, about 10% of would be donald trump rural voters . bernie sanders carried an a+ rating for the nra for a long time and the issues in terms of finding corporate greed and monopolies play very strongly in the rural electorate as a recent poll from the rural democracy initiative attests. there is a populist ethos that can cut in the left-leaning direction or a right-leaning direction. what is different is we have candidates on the democratic side show up in rural vermont because they have to win rural voters. that dynamic does not exist in many other parts of the country. >> tyrone from minden, illinois, where is minden? >> on the boot, look by iowa and missouri, the middle of illinois, to the left side >> thank you. rural? >> we are. i am a business owner in illinois, small-town, 100 people. the one thing i don't li