marco: frank bernie's piece. -- be victorious in 2016. marco: frank bernie's piece. my parents came here and had no skills. they were immigrants. they were able to achieve a middle class last time. they owned a home, raised a family, and were able to retire with dignity. they were able to leave their children better off than themselves and they took enormous pride in what america achieved around the world and here at home. and now there is the feeling that memo that -- none of that is true anymore. we are not able to shape events like the one state. and the millions of people that are working hard, maybe a same job they had 25 years ago, but now they are no longer only in the middle-class and the live paycheck to paycheck. why did the old ways of doing things the longer work? and why can anyone tell us what the new way of doing things is? the answer is, the world is undergoing at next -- and historic transformation. we need help with that transformation. charlie: what is your believable pass? --path? marco: i think the 20% three has the ability to be better than the

bernie: i will be very frank. my views are a little different than my colleagues. we treat children in this country -- every american should be ashamed that we have the highest rate of child poverty in the industrialized world. that should not be the case. second of all our child care system is a disaster, working families in vermont and all over the country are finding it difficult to find quality affordable care. if the cake graduate high school and wants to go to college, we

bernie: i will be very frank. my views are a little different than my colleagues. we treat children in this country -- every american should be ashamed that we have the highest rate of child poverty in the industrialized world. that should not be the case. second of all our child care system is a disaster, working families in vermont and all over the country are finding it difficult to find quality affordable care. if the cake graduate high school and wants to go to college, we live in a highly competitive economy. why are we making it harder for kids to go to college because the cost of college is off the wall? in countries throughout the world, germany, scandinavia, it costs zero dollars to go to college. they understand it is an investment for the future of the country. i will introduce legislation shortly that will make public colleges and public universities tuition free. that is a good thing for our people and economy. making it affordable and ending that outrage that so many children are struggling with with this huge student debt, this is about changing nat

frank and cost the american taxpayer more money. >> talk a little bit about sunday morning futures because hillary clinton is facing this pressure from the left whether it's elizabeth warren and berniere she is going to try to distance herself from the obama policies in terms of some of these same things. raises taxes on the average gal out there as well as trying to push the income inequality subject where at the time she is living with all of this. >> top of the hour who do you have? >> senator coming on to talk about the issues in iran. the bill will probably get a final vote this next week in terms of giving congress the ability to weigh in on this deal if in fact there is a deal. former treasury secretary hank paulson coming on the show as well to talk about china as we see once the promise of growth for the world slow down in a big way and the ceo of ford motor coming on as well. talking about technology and cars and recent recall. a lot to come. looking at the economy as well as the upcoming 2016 election. >> don't miss it at the top of the hour. >> you always have the best guests. >> thank you. don't forget to catch maria weekdays. log on to fox business.com/channel finder.