ultimately going to be decided by those by those four hundred sixty thousand members of the social democratic party there's been a lot of criticism within the party of these grand coalition is that the social democrats have been engaged with this past government that has ruled for the past four years was such a grand coalition and the feeling was that the social democratic party in cooperating with the conservatives of i'm going to somehow lost its way somehow wasn't able to push through its issues wasn't able to convince its voters that it was doing good work and that was reflected in the very bad results for the social democrats in the recent general election at the end of september so many people in the party feel that participating in another grand coalition would lead to further erosion further weakening of the social democratic party it's not clear how this vote is going to go the social democrats had a special party congress in order to decide whether or not to enter this election into these coalition talks and that's voted at that congress was very very narrow sixty percent to forty percent

party has to rediscover his history. and talk about that history. the democrats of a party, they are the party of the common man and common woman this is the party that came up with social security. medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act. that is a history that people need to know about. it is history the democratic parties should run on and connect itself to. and come up with 21st century solutions for the issues that we have to confront. but i don't think there is a need for special interest groups and things like that. i think you know we are democrats! we know will be our and what we stand for and who we stand with. i think that is sufficient. >> okay final question for robert of the washington post. >> to what extent will you use your political capital this year and make endorsements in democratic primaries? ... combo. [inaudible conversations]

president barack obama had the white house as a democrat, the house -- he controlled also the democrat party and had a filibuster-proof senate and made a campaign promise to fix the issue within the first 100 days and democrats didn't touch it. what president trump has done is proven the hypocrisy of the democrats. he offered them a common sense solution three times what president obama wanted with regards to potential pathway to citizenship and democrats refused to keep the government open. they shut down the government hurting the american people as opposed to protecting people who are here illegally and unlawfully. >> jon: you are talking about the president's offer of citizenship or a path to citizenship for 1.8 million of the so-called draoerms. >> absolutely. this judicial meddling has to stop. eventually it will go to the supreme court and we believe the law is on our side. let's say this logically for a moment. democrats believe that barack obama had the law on his side to create this daca out of -- if that's the case and the president does have that power, then doesn't the president

this is one of the big scandals of german politics that the youth organization of the social democratic party had it has been had a has been having a complain going on for the past weeks join the party and vote no so you can and you can be all you have to do is to be fourteen years old you don't even need german citizenship a fourteen year old person shall we say of turkish origin who doesn't want to become a german consumer decide basically who gets to run the country can bring the government down it's it's incredible to my feeling that this should be allowed but the highest court in the land just decided yesterday that this is legal i think it's a scandal disgraceful well yeah and i think at the youth organization they do have a lot of. feedback in terms of i mean they have a very strong leader at the moment with kevin communities are and he came out and said this grand coalition agreement he was flabbergasted about it that they could that the social democrats could sell this as a success so i think the opposition within the social democrats what we see and then what we'll see in the next w

put together today and i think in order to sell this agreement to the membership of the social democratic party martin sure to steer the s.p.d. leader and the other leaders of the party will need to offer all these concessions that have been made to them during these negotiations they will say look to their membership they will say look we have these major. ministries in our hands and in the coalition agreement they are major points on social issue on issues such as health care on issues such as. labor law and so on that the social democrats have put into this agreement and that will be their selling point in order to try and persuade their membership actually to accept this contract and this new government . there have been a long nights wrangling over these details it's been more than four months since the election i can imagine i would venture a guess to say there's probably a sense of relief there as well that an agreement appears have been reached absolutely there is a sense of relief that is there are smiles on them on many faces of the politicians that are here even though many of them h

the youth organization of the social democratic party has been having a campaign going on. join the party and vote no. all you have to do is be 14 years old. you don't need german citizenship. a 14-year-old person of turkish origin who doesn't want to become a german can still decide basically, who gets to run the country. can bring a government down. to my feelinge that this should be allowed. but the highest court in the land just decided yesterday that this is legal. i think it's a scandal. disgraceful. charlotte: i think the youth organization, they do have a lot of feedback in terms of -- they have a strong leader at the moment. he has already came out and said this grand coalition agreement, he was flabbergasted about it that the social democrats could sell this as a success. the opposition within the social democrats, what we will see in the next week will be big, but we shouldn't forget that social democrats are the grand old party and they have a lot of old members that will probably vote for this continuation. so i am quite hopeful that this deal will be pushed thr

to take up these negotiations and have really had very heated discussions within the social democratic party of all the way they're all knocked out is and fact a good idea for the party but feeling in the social democratic party is that it has suffered during the past grand coalition during this government angle america in the last four years but the party's profile has in some sense disappeared that its issues have no longer been at the forefront and it has lost a lot of verse as the election has seen has shown so there's a great reluctance among social democrats to enter another grand coalition party in order to make this possible has said to its members that all members are allowed to participate in a vote on whether or not to accept these coalition conditions that have now been hammered all day and that will take three weeks it will be a vote by mail by post it will take time it will take time to organize it will take time to college one is expecting that in three weeks time we'll have a decision from the social democratic party all right another big obstacle there ahead of us i hands br

the democratic party today, the kennedy brothers would not recognize the democratic party today.ould not have a democrat today say ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. that's very much because the democratic party has become the party of class warfare and handouts. they make economic agreements with voters. you vote for us, we will give you certain things. that's not -- that's not the party that works progress or the works project administration. the kennedys and before that fdr, they believed in work. and all that seems to be gone from the democratic party today. and you look at a guy like donald trump and that video you showed him violating the cardinal rule of politicians you never put a hat on in public. of course he puts that thing on and starts shoveling. it was the fact that he was talking about work and those people that those people that he was targeting there they want to work is what they are looking for. he responded to that. >> martha: people are proud of work and doing well. they want a chance to do that and provide for them

the question is -- this is a leadership team that hasn't changed in a decade and if the democratic partytrying to say that they could look at your district -- your district is one that is trending away from the democrats if the party is not careful. right. it is a district that is -- wants to be a democratic district but had the pulls into swing district-dom. what do you say to those -- you spent time on your work days, what do you say to the folks that say, you know what, it is always the same people all of the time. >> well, but that's like palace intrigue out in this capitol where i'm standing. people back home care about are we going to fight for them? are we going to make sure we're doing everything we can with the great policies frankly that the democratic party has, are we going to fight for them and get results? how are we going to get results, if we have a successful november. right now we have a 24 vote deficit. that is a -- that is a big enough to overcome. i think if we do things right and things smart, if we go back home and listen to people and come back here and fight for

democratic party grain kind of laying out the the lay of the land for us and twenty sixteen and looking at what was contributing to that dynamic in that election what can we look forward to in twenty seen in a nafta is nafta now back in play is this part of the mix well it depends what president trump decides to do it meaning he certainly pulled out of the deal in asia immediately that obama had been working on and obviously a lot of progressives oppose so it's highly likely that he's going to try to amend or change nafta. and of course how does that play and you know this whole open borders thing and then this issue with the wall on immigration i think they're all connected i mean his base is worried that the country is becoming grayer and the country is becoming browner and they all know by two thousand and fifty it will be a white white population will be the majority minority so i think a lot of these moves are fear as are facing the future the people have never lived in i think nancy pelosi race and they said her greatest aspiration is i want to for a grand kids would be brown. wha

merkel's christian democrats embarked on a difficult courtship with an initially reluctant bride it looks like the new coalition will be a reset of the old once again germany's two biggest parties the conservative c.d.u. in the center left social democrats are set to form what's known as a grand coalition that is if the bride can be persuaded to go along for it remains to be seen whether the social democratic party base will approve the deal so is this at best a marriage of convenience lacking in vision or could this grand coalition outperform expectations. government wanted how weak is our topic on quadriga and here our guests charlotte potts is a political correspondent here at the w and she also works for the german broadcaster. she says the new grand coalition lacks vision and so does. alan posner is with us once again he's a commentator for the daily newspaper and he says if merkel's grand coalition holds she'll be the strongest politician in the west however the s.p.d. rank and file could put a spanner in the works and then america would be the weakest politician in the west and it's great to have your young son on the show once again he's a dutch journalist and a politic

liberal on everything but a liberal on nearly everything, was just denied the endorsement of the democratic party, a congressman from the southwest side of chicago, whose district includes the suburbs, was just given the heave by the democratic congressional campaign committee in his reelection bid in favor of a more liberal candidate. this is where that party is coming, and if you will win it nomination in this party in 2020 in my estimation, you have to be pretty far out there. if you are elizabeth warren, you might have the credentials, you might not have the right to skin color. michelle obama might indeed fit the bill. >> tucker: i think it's been an under covered story for a long time. i appreciate it, brit. good to see you. >> you back. >> tucker: college students of course can't handle free speech or most other rights these days. a lot of them can't it seems like. what campuses are the worst on free expression? where can't you see what you think it all will give you the top ten next. ♪ ♪ [screaming & crying] [phone ping] with esurance photo claims, you could have money for repairs within

and many people in the party feel that another grand coalition will in massacre lay the social democratic party will weaken it further since recent elections have shown the party has done badly really badly in these elections the worst results it's had ever had since the second world war so the questions about whether a grand coalition is going to be good or bad for the social democrats is going to be crucial in the next three weeks when this vote at the rank and file is going to be taking place. thank you very much. there outside the c.d.u. party headquarters where the coalition would be coldish partners are continuing to negotiate. well moving on to taiwan rescue efforts are underway there are a six point four magnitude earthquake killed at least four people and injured hundreds of others authorities say more than one hundred forty people are still unaccounted for it's the second major quake to hit the island nation in recent days with more aftershocks feared. this building is still standing but the lower floors are crushed beneath its weight. firefighters are searching for any and every way

democratic party grain kind of laying out the the lay of the land for us and twenty sixteen and looking at what was contributing to that dynamic in that election what can we look forward to in twenty seen in a nafta is nafta now back in play is this part of the mix well it depends what president trump decides to do it i mean he certainly pulled out of the deal in asia immediately that obama had been working on and obviously a lot of progressives oppose so it's highly likely that he's going to try to amend or change nafta. and of course how does that play and you know this whole open borders thing and then this issue with the wall on immigration i think they're all connected i mean his base is worried that the country is becoming grayer and the country is becoming browner and they all know by two thousand and fifty it will be a white white population will be the majority minority so i think a lot of these moves are fear as are facing the future the people have never lived in nancy pelosi race and they said her greatest aspiration is i want to for a grand kids would be brown. what does th

i think in a lot of ways our party has to rediscover its history and talk about that history. the democrats are the party of the common person. common man, common woman. this is the party that came up with social security, medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act. that's a history that people need to know about. a history that the democratic party should run on and connect i itself to. and come up with 21st century issues that we have to confront. i don't think there's a need for special interest groups. we are democrats and we know who we are and stand for and with. and that's -- i think that's sufficient. >> okay. final question, to robert costa of "the washington post." >> to what extent will you use your political capital -- >> i don't think you would see me or the president endorsing any primaries. i think we'll let that process work its way through and then support the democratic candidate who is chosen after primary. >> all right. well, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> and i hope you come again. >> sure enough. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> we'll have more on the

. >> the tactic to take on the democratic party in that moment because the democratic party has milked the black voters and historically really hasn't been on our side to be some of the biggest proponents of mass criminalization so it is important the idea we have our lives at the same time donald trump in the republican party that he could win the republican party many stopped going to those protest they were extremely dangerous if you remember. it was much more we don't have to show up and interrupt them all the time although many of us did. but i think for those across the country we did not believe he would win and that is the factor. so the time people spent the democratic party spent i will don't want to blame the movement but some people could see it that way they could have done a much better job they decided to run for president. personally i think we have to have an honest conversation how much the democratic party does not relate to young black people even after the defeat in alabama is the democratic party shifting the investment and priority? that should be on black with.

most of those immigrants and their kids ended up in the democratic party. and third, since reagan in the early 1980s, evangelical christians which were once evenly distributed -- even though a little bit more democrat than republican -- became overwhelmingly republican. so by the 2000s in stark contrast to the 1960s, democrats and republicans were demographically and culturally very, very different. the democrats, of course, are a rainbow coalition of urban secular whites and a diversity of ethnic minorities. the republicans, by contrast, remain overwhelmingly white and christian. that's important. because white christians are not just any group. they were once the majority, good-sized majority in this country, and even more importantly they used to sit unchallenged atop this country's socioeconomic, cultural and political hierarchies. they filled the presidency, congress, supreme court, governors' mansions. they were pillars of local communities. they were the ceos, they were the newscasters, the movie stars, they were the college professors. and crucially,

how long until that is a democratic party platform? long until some federal judge in hawaii declares thatty preventing illegal aliens from voting is racist and demands they get the vote immediately nationwide? it's coming, of course it is. the left wants power, and this will give it to them. chicago alderman sponsored the bill creating the ids and he joins us. mr. alderman, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: so do you support noncitizens voting? >> i think there's a misunderstanding about what the city key is.s. it's a library card, access to the mass transit, a municipal i.d. that gives people who are exiting homelessness the opportunity to present an i.d. where a driver's license or state i.d. might be too d expensive. it also is available to our undocumented neighbors. but let me be also clear. in order for someone to register to vote, they would have to sign an affidavit and present a birth certificate, a passport, a social security card, and potentially, you'd still need a second form of i.d. and if yo

a german newspaper has successfully registered a dog as a member of a major political party the social democrat bill says it pulled the stunt to show how easy it is to manipulate the party voting process as the s.p.p. decides whether to enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's party but some can't see the funny side as art has put her over explained it's almost certainly not the sound bite top german social democrats under expected to be having to give to the press this week it came after the newspaper build a registered at named lima is a member of the s.p. day stating name gender occupation and age. they received a party card saying she was in the only reason that this is anything more than a hilarious mistake by the social democrats is that it's their party members that will get to decide on a coalition with angle or merkel's conservatives a no vote in not ballots well that could see fresh elections here in germany people who wish to manipulate the votes in a grand coalition through criminality could do just the same and that is what forced the social democrats into making their somewhat e

the democratic party and it's just become a square because we can add the u.k. intelligence in terms of this christopher steele a failed a failed u.k. vote. the cia man let's put it that way who then went into writing bogus intelligence which was really just paid for fiction by the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic party and instead of talking about this which just shows what an the united states is tragically become they're talking about something in russia which also happens in india in pakistan throughout east asia you can buy where people on twitter or facebook comment on your posts like your posts interact probably the things you're talking about and it's all perfectly legal it's so perfectly legal to use a pseudonym online. and adams it adam before we go to the break our viewers have to take this on board how many other countries around the world in organisations that exactly what that troll farm did ok how many i bet you we could stay here for hours and name people that bought but that's never mentioned what about saudi arabia what about qatar w

you have a democratic party upset about news or confirmation that democratic party money went to help party spy opposition. in james comey, who went to president trump directly with this dossier and threw it in his face in a private meeting, did he tell the president that it had been paid for by hillary clinton? that precipitated ultimately and his firing and the appointment of mueller, who by all accounts, is still using most dossier to target trump. >> sean: at the end of the day, congressman jason chaffetz, that's it. there would be no trump-russia collusion without all of these events or the fact that if the fbi knew that this was hillary clinton paid for propaganda, and comey, as we understand it, wanted to how your course diverse deal and pay christopher's deal. we all learn more about that, also. did rod rosenstein expand the fisa warrant? if he did, he's the one at thati appointed mueller. it seems so corrupt and incestuous to me at this point. how do we possibly make this right? >> only sunlight is going to make it better. only exposing it. i find it curious that the fbi is s

the democratic party i think was very useful enough almonds and the democratic party has really milked the black voters and has historically really not been on our side and if you factor in some of the biggest proponents of mass incarceration of black communities and this idea that we are going to have our lives changed by hillary clinton and at the same time donald trump in the republican party started to see donald trump might win the republican party see many of the started going to those protests. they were extremely dangerous if you remember. those were the protest so it was much more about how do we save our energy? we don't have to interrupt them all the time though many of us did. but i think for folks across the country including the democratic party we didn't think -- we did things were going to win and that was the factor here. we didn't believe he was going to went so at the time people said, the time that the democratic party said because i don't want to blame our movement but some people might see it. they could have done a much better job. i personally you know, we have

you asked me earlier about the democratic party. there is no democratic party. left wing democratic, moderate democrat, trying work with the other side? are you going to be a neo-progressive socialist bernie. interesting story, the fracturing of the party system. uranium one, this seems to me it's going back to what hillary did in college. >> jesse: i am interested in what she did in college. do we have that next? >> kimberly: fox news scandalous top 27. fabulous. yesterday was biden. to date is eric holder. team obama just can't let up on president trump. i 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. its technology was engineered (beeping). while its design was meant to be seen. experience the new 2018 lexus nx, and the nx hybrid. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> dana: 2

it is odd that the russians were hacking the democratic party darts ——. were hacking the democratic partyonfidence it is our assessment, that meant they don't know. i don't agree with that. the same people told you lee harvey 0swald killed kennedy and he acted alone, and now we know, on the basis of recently released documents, is unlikely true. you can take your view of what is credible and i can ta ke view of what is credible and i can take mine. the fact is that the russians, according to every credible intelligence official in the united states, were hacking the democratic party, the information was being given to wikileaks... as former counterintelligence officials. and you appear to be ahead of the game knowing what is coming up. you went to the ecuadorian embassy to try to see julian assange. what is that all about? we will take that one by one. as former top cut intelligence agents have said, there is more evidence that the dnc information was downloaded to a portable drive and taken out the back door. there really is no evidence it was hacked... you really don't trust your own go

i have a problem with the fbi and the democratic party, and mainstream media. it seems like they are all democrats and the media is the propaganda arm of the democrats, including c-span. ave actively try to unseat duly elected president. no one is talking about how bad the fbi has treated president trump, regardless of him saying he did not trust the committee, he has a right to do that. guest: i do not think that the democrats are trying to unseat. good or bad nancy pelosi, the leader of the democratic party and the democrats in the houses that she does not want to talk about impeachment. the president is the president and she is willing to work with him. she has gone to the white house on numerous occasions to do that. i've never signed on to any impeachment bills. majority of democrats have not done that. we are trying to work with the president we have, donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. most of us have moved on with that. the distrust of the fbi, the fbi is not trying to beat up on the president, but they are trying to follow the law.

what if those judges were not apprised of the fact that this was a democratic party paid for operative who had this material and based the investigation on that? >> well, you're saying what if. i'm not basing this on what-if. neil: you don't know what is any more than i do, right? >> no, no, no, again, this is why we have to have a bipartisan investigation to know what was given to those judges. i'm not going to answer a what-if question, neil. we need to know what was given to those judges. and remember, everybody is forgetting about those judges. those judges are well-seasoned jurists that are going to ask the questions. i mean, do they know that this dossier was started by the conservative group and then passed onto the democratic party? i mean, this-- these are questions that need to be asked. if this is only a sliver of information or was there more information. neil: it sound to me like you're a pretty straight, upstanding guy. it would seem to trouble you, i would think, that if it was only this, you've got to hope that maybe they based it on other things. if it was only this, y

and people who were formerly in the democratic party because i know a lot of people are leaving the party or have left the party in droves over what happened in two thousand and sixteen to bernie sanders most of the dirt and i want to say thank you and keep up the good work that you're doing out there definitely check out your book what happened to bernie sanders sure thank you so much for coming on today and definitely like to have you back on as we get closer to the twenty team primaries because i think the blogger who talked about is going to play a huge role in who gets on the democratic ticket let the good person a lot of talk about that thank you so much for coming out and writing this book. well thank you for having me it's been a pleasure. this time of year the north pole or the arctic as proper scientists call it normally sits around negative thirty degrees celsius or negative twenty two degrees fahrenheit for my fellow americans but this year something is different see the northern most weather station in the world clock temperature is at forty three degrees fahrenheit

mirror the larger democratic party issue with the country? is the democratic leader in this country? >> we don't know yet. we saw a preview of that at the convention with three californians who are likely 2020 candidates senator, harris, the mayor of los angeles as well as tom steyer the local activist. they each get -- gave a keynote address. harris was lighter on the trump bashing but they all say we have to be more about bashing trump. we have to stick to this coherent set of ideas. tom steyer was the best in laying that out. harris later was bashing trump but she had a different message. >> i heard tony mendoza showed up. >> i couldn't believe that. he is going to run again. he was working the crowd. it is all politics.>> the san francisco chronicle senior political writer, thank you. thank you for joining us as always. >>> coming up, with snapchat it is easier than ever to clean up your look with your smart phone. now the requests that many doctors say is concerning them. >>> finally some good news during this long and deadly flu season.

ashley: robin, democrat party, you say both parties are in more trouble than they realize, talking aboutemocrats, rogue outsiders are winning on the democratic side. and you also have trouble fund-raising. is it because, we just heard that dianne feinstein not getting her endorsement in california because she is not progressive enough, is the democrat party a lot further to the left than we knew the traditional democrat party to be? >> i do believe that to be the case. i currently serve as political director here in our local party and that is, the general sentiment now is that we are too centrist and all of the young people want us much further to the left. they're bernie supporters and they're frustrated. they're frustrated with how bernie lost the election and they do feel that we have taken a much too centrist of a tone. they're just dissatisfied. boyd hit the nail on the head. we're not giving them what they want. i do think further on down the road, it may be ripe to have additional parties. ashley: well you know, robin, let me follow up with that, and stuart varney side this earli

that's going to continue, but the democratic party has to decide how relevant and launch it wants to rms of deep blue california, and how they'll attract the no preference party voters. >> and that's something we've talked about before which is a lot of criticism has come feinstein's way because of her patience with the president, and those on the far left haven't like that had approach. >> you can't go into san diego to the state democratic convention as a centrist and expect to do well. it was difficult in her speech, she left the stage early, but nonetheless, as california's senior senator she's been able to do the heavy lifting, and that's important across the aisle because bipartisanship is mostly dead in washington dc. that's where she hopes to be relevant after she's re- elected. >> all right, we appreciate your time, thank you very much. >>> coming up, another round of deadly air strikes in syria despite the united nations' unanimous approval for a cease fire. >>> and an active weather pattern to wrap up the month. another weather system first thing tomorrow morning, and then

democrats. what the value is a party endorsement? >> i am not sure there really is much of one. there is money that can come with that. but in terms of being able to say i am the democratic endorsed candidate, i am not sure it helps anyone. >> if you want to have the most not attack able, it is within the framework of the party. >> so the party can be a huge money operation. >> unbelievable laundry. >> all the special interests can give to the democratic party and once it is in that pool, it's all of a sudden clean, right? >> no. it's acceptable. it's never clean. >> willie brown having an interesting spin. you took a look at the votes aside from dianne feinstein, what others did you see? >> we have the vote tally. the issue with the governor's race is interesting. newsome despite having support of huge unions -- >> california nurses association, california teachers. >> right. he still only got 39%, didn't even come within striking distance of the 60% needed for actual endorsement. and chung has not been able to get above the mid teens in polls and got 30%. so there is some skewi

which is a democrat party, a national committee, can work with a democrat campaign, hillary clinton, and they can use money to buy a dossier put together with the help of russians and political actors to try and discredit a political opponent. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent, catherine herridge, joins us live from washington with more. catherine? >> this ten-page democrat memo is partially redacted at the request of the fbi to protect national security information. the memo, a response to republican allegations of surveillance abuses during the 2016 election. said the fbi acted in good faith when it applied for and security a warrant for carter page in october 2016. devin nunes said the rebuttal hurts the democrats because it confirms political research by the dnc was used to open a highly sensitive counter intelligence investigation. >> you have a political party say don't worry, american public. we do this all the time. we're going to dig up dirt on our opponents and take it to the fbi and open an investigation into another campaign. >> the democrats countered that the

that's a democrat party bereft of any ideas and accomplishments. everybody that's happened has happened without them. in the course of month her democratic party voted to shut down the government, sat on their hands when patriotic things were being said including a 12-year-old boy who put flags on veterans' graves. not a single one voted for a tax cut that is helping millions and millions of american workers, including women. millions of americans. this is about a party auditioning for "20/20." remember they said they're not dealing on anything until they got daca. the president put forth a document on daca on october 8th. what are they doing? he said he'll give a pathway to citizenship for the 1.8 million. he has the budget caps going. $6 billion for opioids, $4 billion for veterans. we're going to fund our military. where is the democratic leadership? these are serious things for women in the workplace. wife been talki i've been talking about it for years myself. i've been a victim myself. you've can't look at the victim based on politics or wher

they took the real split in the democratic party between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and they it up into what they hoped would be an unbreachable chasm. >> russia didn't create that chasm. the democratic primary was already heated. but was everyone too quick to react to criminally stolen property exactly the way the russians wanted? was the press too excited about secret scoops to give voters the properly context? were political leaders too happy to then seize on those scoops, you know, looking back on the election last year, at one point, i did ask senator sanders about his call for the dnc chair to resign after russia hacked the e-mails. >> you among others called for her to resign, in part after those leaks. what we didn't fully know then that is so understood now is those were partly operations of russia. did you in a way benefit from that, and would you do it differently then knowing what we know now? >> well, knowing what we know now, you know, doesn't help me figure out what i would have done back then. the russians cannot be allowed to get away with that stuff. >> did

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