are you saying if hillary clinton is on your side, she's not like a silent partner? she could never be a silent partner. i think bill clinton prove that for years. she steps into the light, and she sucks it all up. anobama can do endorsement and o it sort of as more of a classy, stand aside, "i'll support you" kind of way. clinton doesn't have a genetic capability. when she gets into the campaign, she's going be the subject of attention in the same way that she announced she's going to do the endorsement. she is politically in a student in the way she handles these things, and continues to prove that over and over again. >> harris: i want to give jason a chance to respond to that. >> jason: i have to disagree with a couple things. number one, when you look at pennsylvania, for example, president troupe went to pennsylvania at bunch times in 2018 and went out for lou barletta. he got trounced by 600,000 votes. i'm not sure that pennsylvania is going to be a lock just because hillary clinton showed up, or that you're going to be able to go at those working-class voters

and hillary clinton has rediscovered the value of skepticism and a due process. why? two words, tara reid. that's a former biden staffer who alleges that biden sexually assaulted her. no, not sexually harassed but assaulted physically. hillary clinton didn't just accuse up that but she gushed about biden's character.

in 2018 hillary clinton pivoted completely and brett kavanaugh as you remember was accused and hillary said his accuser had to be believed. >> look. i watched as much of her testimony as i could do. i found her very credible. i found her willingness toei sai don't remember this but i . >> tucker: if you were probably too transfixed by hillary clinton to notice the guy next to her, joe biden i think he fell asleep a couple of times in the middle of that. he's probably staying up late right now figuring out how shaken snatch the nomination from him. jeanine pirro joins us tonight. this is almost too easy but i have to get review of this. and now she thinks we should pause before judging? >> you know, hillary clinton endorsing joe biden when he's being accused of, as you say, not sexual harassment but sexual assault, it's like the kiss of death. the woman is literally a standard-bearer, of sexual predators. i was an immediate outcry of her laughing about the who a 12-year-old into a coma or her emails that were found on anthony weiner's laptop or jeffrey epstein was hanging out with weins

in 2018 hillary clinton pivoted completely and brett kavanaugh as you remember was accused and hillarynton said his accuser had to be believed. >> look. i watched as much of her testimony as i could do. i found her very credible. i found her willingness to say i don't remember this but i remember that to be very convincing. >> tucker: well, you know things change. and hillary clinton has rediscovered the value of skepticism and a due process. why? two words, tara reid. that's a former biden staffer who alleges that biden sexually assaulted her. no, not sexually harassed but assaulted physically. hillary clinton didn't just accuse up that but she gushed about biden's character. >> we need a leader and president like joe biden. i also know about joe the person. i've seen him up close and personal now for many years. we have a lot of the same values in common, it's a kind of compassion and caring that we need from our president and which joe biden has been exemplifying throughout his entire life. >> tucker: if you were probably too transfixed by hillary clinton to notice the guy next to h

let's talk about the endorsement of hillary clinton, joe biden, terry talking about that, slowly clinton has a history of enabling power meant to cover perceptual predatory behaviors and an inappropriate sexual misconduct. we don't need that for this country. what does this do? when you see this become political in this way and you see people run from it when it hurts their party what does it do to the credibility of the me too movement? i think a lot of people that thought hard in me too would be even more angry about this than republicans are. >> that is the real damage and what many people were calling during this movement to say we cannot throw out the presumption of innocence but we need to weigh allegations they come in a fair manner and that is what people are sick and tired of. where's the fairness? where's the equality under the law. we haven't had that with the media hurling false allegations against donald trump or two years accusing collusion with russia when it was actually hillary and the dnc hurling false allegations that brett kavanaugh, not a single shred of evidence and

voted for hillary clinton. a staunch supporter of barack obama. so much so she never went public with his damning information about his running mate. now the allegations has been corroborated now by at least four individuals that she confided in shortly after the incident in 1993. her mother even calling into "larry king live" at the time to ask for advice. tara reade has filed a criminal calling for joe biden to release records from his senate office which she believes will contain a copy of her official complaint of the incident. is joe going to be transparent or release those records or are they being hillary, as we speak, magically bleached and disappearing. will anybody in the democratic party or themo mob in the media, all these democratic potential vpen candidates this weekend, they weren't asked a question about it. are they going to ask him about these accusations? yesterday we reached out for comment from biden's potential, running mate. says he's picking a woman. many have not addressed reade's allegations directly but including senator

hillary clinton lost, donald trump became president.t is by all accounts one of the most, if not the biggest goal of bernie sanders right now. yes, he cares a lot about his issues that he's been promoting for decades. but right now, at this moment in time, he cares most about defeating donald trump, and that will, i think, go a long way in his messaging towards his supporters on how much they need to get behind joe biden. >> and david chalian, dana mentioned president trump a couple times. you see the countdown clock on the sanders live feed. i like that. gives us a good clue of what to wait for. president trump throughout the primary campaign, especially late in the primary campaign when biden was winning kept saying there they go again, suggesting the democratic establishment was putting their thumb on the scale. that was a sanders complaint in 2016, and he had reason to complain about it in 2016. he did not have that reason this time. joe biden just flat out beat him after being given up for lost and coming back in south carolina and

than hillary clinton did. and bernie sanders getting out early probably works to the vice president's benefit but we will see where the party goes from here. >> joe biden's state has now been released and it's quite a lengthy one. he in fact echoed in his written statement some of the language bernie sanders himself used. he said he doesn't just run a political campaign, he's created a movement. make no mistake about it, this is from biden, i believe it's a movement that is as powerful today as it was yesterday. that's a good thing for our nation and our future. senator sanders changed the dialogue, issues of giving a little of attention or hope for passing are at the center of our debate, income equality, climate change, college leading students with a crushing debt of loans. season while bernie and i might not agree how we will get there, we agee on tree on these issues many more. trying to embrace bernie sanders and embrace his young supporters, who obviously did not flock to joe biden's campaign. michael s

joe biden with a surprise gu hillary clinton endorsing biden. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: on the virtual campaign trail today, joe biden got a boost from hillary clinton. >> and i'm really thrilled to have my friend, the former senator and former secretary of state, and a woman who should be president of the united states right now. >> reporter: a polarizing but powerful figure, clinton won the popular vote in 2016 and has a loyal following. she and biden go way back. they've worked together for 25 years. as vice president and secretary of state, they met once a week. a private breakfast every tuesday. clinton today recalling their family ties back in scranton, pennsylvania. >> and my grandfather and then my father grew up in a house on diamond avenue, and while the rodhams were living on diamond avenue, the bidens were over on north washington street. >> reporter: today she officially endorsed her old friend. >> i am thrilled to be part of your campaign. >> reporter: without saying her former rival's name, clinton had a clear message for pr

instead, hillary clinton and joe biden focused on other issues. let's take a look. >> getting ready to go to a junior high school dance and didn't have any cufflinks so his very creative mother got him a nut and bolt and made a car paif cufflinks for him. i think he said he was mortified by that and she just looked at him and said joey, if somebody says something to you about your cufflinks, you just say what, you don't have a pair like that? >> sean: okay, joey. after they got some awkward small talk out of the way, hillary clinton enthusiastically finally jumped on the biden express and he became very sleepy, took a long time. take a look. in >> i want to add my voice to the many who have endorsed you to be our president. just think of what a difference it would make right now if we had a president who not only listened the science, put facts over fiction, but taught us together. >> sean: time for joe's nap, like many other top democrats, they shared her favorite part of the coronavirus. is there a favorite part, really? for her in so many liber

tara read says, i voted for hillary clinton in 2016 and voted for in the primary. yet what i see now is someone enabling a predator and it was my boss joe biden who me. a former neighbor says i can't stand the donald trump and i remember talking about it. i don't remember all the details but i remember the skirt and the fingers but details like that happen downplayed. a "washington post" read developments and allegations amplify efforts to question his behavior. the accusations look different during brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings. >> they were so animated about the investigation of justice kim cavanaugh. actress alyssa milano, a biden supporter who initially dismissed reid's claims but is not ready to know more. she's now saying her complaint and others like it might be in biden's files. "usa today" and suffolk university find biden leading trump leading trump in a poll he trailed in december and he historically stood behind a man accused of misconduct and sympathized with women who made claims of misconduct. >> i think someone making a serious allegation

remember, the fbi can't tell us whether they knew -- when they knew he was working for hillary clintonign. his notes of his conversation with the fbi purportedly -- according to his own testimony -- show he told the fbi right out of the box, this has something to do with hillary clinton's campaign, my research that i'm providing to the fbi. that should have been a red flag. instead it was stuck under a chair and hidden from the american public and from the courts for a long time. lou: and what do you make of christopher steele's statement point-blank that his notes on sources, his documents, the view -- if you can call it that, if it was that -- were wiped away, simply disappeared in january of 2017? >> yeah. they were erased, very much like the clinton hard drives in the e-mail case. it's unusual for an intelligence asset, particularly one who was working with the fbi, to suddenly destroy all of his evidence while the investigation he prompted was still ongoing. normally you would preserve that evidence. so most -- by his own testimony, it's gone, right? and so we don't know exactly,

we are tracking that tonight. >> hillary clinton was the first woman in american history to secure theemocratic presidential nomination and now she is backing former vice president joe biden for that job but as biden faces a sex assault allegation clinton is being accused of not supporting women's interests. in 2016 democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton reportedly deleted a line on her campaign website, a, and she first made at a college campus in iowa. >> don't let anyone silence your voice. you have the right to be heard, the right to be believed and we are with you. >> clinton's campaign deleted the line reading you have the right to be believed after a viral treat from juanita broderick who claimed clinton's husband, former president bill clinton raped her in 1978. at the time broderick asked if she had the right to be believed too. now clinton is facing the same question from former senate staffer tara reid who claims joe biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. clinton offered her endorsement of biden tuesday. >> one of the hallmarks of your presidency the a commitment t

not nearly as unpopular as hillary clinton was in these states. question, of course, it's april. can it hold until november for biden? >> and we saw this in some of the primary results in the exit polling for the primaries we were able to have before this pandemic hit. steve, i'm really interested to know how the president's performance right now is playing in the polls. how something like -- suggesting injecting bleach into your lungs is playing with voters. he talks about americans not wanting to elect somebody who is incompetent. how are voters seeing his response and voters particularly in places, i was reading about arizona and texas, two states that suddenly people are worried about potentially turning blue because donald trump is not as favorable there as he might be under different circumstances. >> yeah, i mean, i guess the answer is, just look at the polls. we've seen it nationally. we've seen it in the individual states. we've seen it change over the course of the last few weeks as this pandemic in trump's response to it has taken cente

hillary clinton on july 12th. decidedly, this time around, the candidate who it looks like will be joe biden, under any estimation, on the democratic side. we have a lot more time than hillary clinton did in the past to get ready to unite. normally i don't go to a doctor on politics, but, dr. saphier, i missed the sound of your voice. this may have something that is actually in your lane. that is, how much covid-19 -- this whole pandemic -- weighs in on our ability going forward to even get to the polls. november will be here before me know it. what do we need to get done if people want to head to the polls and not sent in by mail, in your estimation? >> dr. saphier: thank you very much, we all know i'm not a policy expert by any stretch of imagination. but i do have an opinion. listening to jessica, i think she's absolutely right in everything that she's saying. i will say that i think they had to come out, they had to do these endorsements early on, because this is like no other election cycle we've ever had bef

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i mentioned hillary clinton as his guest today. now, they are speaking to each other, we expect an endorsement on behalf of her. go ahead and drop in to that right now. >> all health care workers in america are women. 1 out of 3 jobs held by women in our country has been classified as essential. so, this is an issue that affects all of us. it young and old, every kind of background, from every walk of life. but it is having a disproportionate impact on the front lines on women working, on women caring for others, on women holding down the home as we go through this together. so, i want to add my voice to the many who have endorsed you to be our president. just think of what a difference it would make right now if we had a president who not only listened to the science, put facts over affection, but called us together. showed a kind of compassion and caring that we need from our president, and which, joe biden has been exemplifying throughout his entire life. think of what it would mean if we had a real president, not just somebody

famously beat hillary clinton in michigan in 2016. in those states you were saying a night-and-day difference. biden versus sanders, biden winning lopsided landslides. sanders could win some of those states by big margins. that was the difference of the blue collar white support he had in '16 and not in 2020. one of the theories about sanders and what was revealed about his campaign over the last couple weeks, the last couple months is that a big component of that success he had in 2016, and he did have incredible success in 2016 in terms of the votes he got, the delegates he got. how much of that, craig, was simply voters who could not vote, would not vote for hillary clinton. they didn't like hillary clinton and sanders was the other name on the ballot. i think he and his campaign were counting on those voters there in '16 being there in '20. it was a rude awakening when they got to places like michigan and that just wasn't the case anymore. >> we have gotten word we're going to hear from senator sanders i believe roughly seven or e

his remarks today the 1st thing i thought of was 4 years ago where he continued to hammer on hillary clinton and continue the primary contest even though it was pretty clear that he had no real chance to win the nomination that activity that posed to reality activity weakened hillary clinton going into the general election and made it more difficult for her to compete with donald trump who had already marshaled the republican forces going into the general election so i think this is an example of a lesson learned bernie sanders does not want to go down in history as the person responsible for weakening to one of whom presidential races and so i think and never got it's a great example of how he has accepted the reality of the situation and he knows that perhaps if he'd done this earlier 4 years ago donald trump may have never won the presidency ok let me ask you how the trumpet ministration is going to be viewing all of this well they're not happy about it that can't be part of the republican strategy going into november senator going to a fractured democratic party because they expected ber

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yesterday hillary clinton endorsing joe biden. tara reade is going after hillary clinton. news contributor byron york on that part of the story coming up next. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪. elizabeth: let's bring in our next guest, fox news contributor and "washington examiner" chief political correspondent. he is byron york. great to see you, byron. >> hi, elizabeth. elizabeth: we're staying on the tara reade story. it has major implications for the 2020 race. it is a gathering storm, a major liability for the campaign. questions are growing, byron, about the silence of top democrats, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, adam schiff, jerry nadler on tara reade's allegations. the question are they throwing the "me too" movement under the bus on their silence? here is tara reade on hillary clinton endorsing for joe

hillary clinton, the latest big name democrats to throw her support behind the vice president.ve does not come without some controversy. jacqui heinrich is checking that out with more, hey. >> good evening shannon. hillary clinton was the first woman in american history to secure democratic nomination but now she's backing former vice president joe biden for the job. but as biden faces a sexual assault allegation, quentin is being accused of not supporting women's interest. >> in 2016, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton reportedly deleted a line on her campaign website can make comment she first made at a college campus in iowa. >> don't let anyone silent your voice. you have the right to be heard. you have the right to be believed, and we are with you. >> clinton's campaign to leave the one, "you have the right to be believed after a viral tweet when she claims presidents husband her in 1978. at the time, she asked if she had the right to be believed too but now, facing the same question from former senate staffer tara reade who claims vice president joe biden s

so today, we're seeing hillary clinton make her endorsement official, joining biden, as they begin toake a focus on women voters. of course, so important to democrats taking back the house in 2018, and of course, democrats need a huge surge of support from women, just as high in the fall to beat donald trump. and it was interesting to hear the back and forth between these two. of course, they've noun eaknown other a long time. biden introduced clinton to this discussion of the woman who should be president right now, and clinton said, i wish you were president right now. and you heard her say, wouldn't it be great to have the kind of president that shows the kind of everyoneny we've seen from biden. none of us are on the campaign trail. the two of them doing this town hall from their homes and biden getting ready to dig in on the next big decision for him, which is, what woman he is going to choose as his running mate. we expect that committee to be announced in the days ahead. >> mike memoli, thank you for spending some time with us. i know you have to go prepare for your next two sh

well, on benghazi, i think that was more of a hillary clinton thing. i think president obama could have stepped in. this was a situation where did hillary clinton allow our dip presidents and our americans in this benghazi situation to be stranded and killed without trying to rescue them? if she didn't move quickly enough? i think it was such a fast-moving situation -- maybe obama should have jumped in but he deferred to hillary clinton as secretary of state. it's still a big criticism of hillary clinton, she didn't take action to save our people when they were under attack in benghazi. that's the -- a lot more to say but just in the interests of time, i think president obama just didn'ted he would let hillary clinton handle that, and he didn't enter veep help let hillary clinton, as secretary of state deal with this. still a big criticism of her among conservatives and republicans. president obama's relationship with valerie jarrett. very close, disclose in chicago where he came up as a political figure. she was initially a friend of michelle obama, h

i think president obama just decided he was going to let hillary clinton and he didn't intervene.he let hillary clinton as secretary of state the only this area a big criticism of her among conservatives and republicans. presidents obama's relations with valerie jarrett were very close they had been close in chicago where he came up as a political figure . she was actually initially a friend of michelle obama, his wife became a friend of his area and she became a senior white house advisor, didn't get actually the attention she should have gotten as a real player. we all knew she was close to president obama but she was there for many, many decisions right at his elbow. we still don't have the bottom of exactly what role she played in a lot of this but she was certainly one of the fundamental players in that government. and that's a case where maybe they should have paid more attention to that but by and large, she was, there were very few people in the obama administrationmore important . and valerie jarrett area. >> one more question, thank you. >> thanks again for a very import

joe biden hoping a key endorsement from hillary clinton will help him win the female vote in novemberthe former presidential candidate making announcement during virtual town hall yesterday. mrs. clinton the latest high-profile democrat to throw support behind joe biden. amazing flyover by navy and blue angels and thunderbirds saluting workers and others on the frontlines. some of the hardest-hit states in the country. futures this morning are higher, take a look at markets. we are expecting a firmer opening this morning. investors are awaiting first-quarter advance, gdp today and that's coming in about 2 and a half hours from now as i mentioned, we are expecting pretty good contraction of 4%, earning season also in full swing, boeing releasing first-quarter earnings, microsoft facebook after the bell tonight. a lot of earnings on top and may very well set the tone. here with me strategic wells fargo president mark tepper, dagen mcdowell, jackie deangelis and steve forbes. mark, let's kick it off with you. a lot of economic news as well as earnings news, how bad do you expect the cont

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>> on benghazi that was more of a hillary clinton thing. i think president obama could have stepped in. this was a situation where did hillary clinton allow our diplomats and our americans in this benghazi situation to be stranded and killed without trying to rescue them? she didn't move quickly enough it i think a such a fast-moving situation, obama, maybe he should've jumped in personally but he deferred to hillary clinton as secretary of state and letter handle it. that's still a big it is so some of hillary clinton, that she didn't take action to save our people and they were under attack in benghazi. so that's, there's a lot more to say about it but just in the interest of time, i think president obama just to send his going to let hillary clinton handle that. he didn't intervene. he let hillary clinton as secretary of state deal with this. still a big criticism of her among conservatives and republicans. presidents obama's relation with valerie jarrett very, very close. they have been very, very close in chicago where he came up as a

a still a big criticism of hillary clinton, that she didn't take action to save our people when they were under attack in he didn't intervene, he left hillary clinton to handle this was a big christmas with her among conservatives and republicans. obama's relations with valerie jarrett very close. he came up as a political figure. she was initially a friend of michelle obama, his wife, became a friend of his, became a senior white house advisor, didn't get the attention she should have gotten is a real player. we knew she was close to president obama but she was there for many decisions right at his elbow. we haven't gotten to the bottom of what role she played in a lot of this but she was certainly one of the fundamental players in that government. maybe we should have paid more attention to that but by and large there were very few in the administration more important. .. maybe there was another one. i have heard that story also. later on i had written this in memoirs. that the single mistake he made was handling the u2. he really handled himself on that. it really hurt him that he

she now tells foxnews.com, i voted for hillary clinton in 2016 and voted for her in the primary. at i see now is someone enabling a predator and it was my former boss joe biden who me. and clinton, we talked about the impact of covid-19 on women but these allegations did not come up. >> think of what it would mean if we had a real president, not just somebody who plays one on tv. someone who gets up every morning worried about the people who he is responsible for leading during this crisis. >> the biden campaign insists that tara reid's intentions are dishonest. to use top surrogates just in case anyone gets asked about the allegations and some surrogates have them down. in this case, a thorough review by "the new york times" has led to the truth, this incident did not happen. and as stacy abrams says this. >> "the new york times" did a deep investigation and they found that the accusation was not credible. i believe joe biden. >> her allegations are still unproven but her neighbor back in the 1990s tells business into ciders that she remembers hearing about it back then. >> sandr

wisconsin, that state that hillary clinton lost there. and it was blue-collar white voters in particular who clinton had so much trouble with. again, sanders in the primary and then again in wisconsin against trump in the fall. we've seen places like michigan and minnesota and missouri. you have seen biden doing 20, 30 points better with blue-collar white voters than hillary clinton did in 2016. and wisconsin was absolutely sort of the ultimate opportunity i think for biden to prove that that's still a thing. >> steve kornacki, it's good to see your face. thank you for spending some time with us. we'll be following you all night long in this contest. after the break, celebrating the life and love of good people gone too soon. soon. eating right... ...and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? maybe not jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so

the democrats think hillary 2.0 is going to win this time around and joe is even weaker than hillary clinton because joe can't even get a string a few sentences together i mean what are they smoking what are they thinking about here i mean this you know joe he says he is he says senior citizen you know this is this is cruelty this is and i might say this with a straight face i've by all accounts he's a nice guy ok but if you can figure out who his wife is and his sister is does he belong in the oval office going danny. well what you're saying is exactly right and there is a huge political problem presented by joe biden's incompetence and his shady policy record we have to understand right now that the democratic party is in full overdrive and hiding in concealing the past 40 years of neoliberal degradation and list war in the assault on working people that it has been totally complicit in and this need to hide that policy agenda which has all to merely been a highlight of joe biden's entire campaign no one seems to want to really go at him for what he has actually done in his long lost reus

this endorsement from hillary clinton is one that you would expect to roll in.don't know how much it sort of changes the game at this point for joe biden's candidacy but it also brings to mind her own tweets about these sorts of allegations. she said every survivor of sexual assault, this is a tweet, deserves to be heard, believed, and supported. and yet we don't hear from her or from joe biden at this point any response. either way to this allegation. >> everyone but tara reade apparently. this was a boneheaded move for biden to do, an online forum in women's issues at the very time where he's facing these increasingly credible allegations. that unlike christine blasey ford's allegations were corroborated. the other reason anyone's talking about this town hall is because of that. it's not the kind of attention joe biden wants right now and there's utter hypocrisy. when during the ford hearing, the kavanaugh hearings, joe biden set for a woman to come forward in the glaring lights of focus nationally have to start off with the presumption that it least the essen

of his deficiencies is a least good at that reality television show in a way that jeb bush or hillary clinton is not and so it is about conforming to a particular model that is anti political anti thought and and really corrosive to. politics itself and it affects the media so c.n.n. where is this money going it's going to networks like c.n.n. who perpetuate the. kind of moral and intellectual deterioration masquerading as politics because they turn it into really just 2 sports teams fighting each other and that's conscious you know that zucker quite consciously model out of us p.n. is that is that dry you know $12000000000.00 just to really kind of like you said you know shrink what actually is being talked about really it's just spending to get recognition for the name recognition and to impart the way advertisers are quite skillful at doing an emotional response to elicit an emotional response we see it with bloomberg. you know what are the commercials are there content less like all of them bloomberg. you know surrounded by children holding you know whatever it is but that's so it's it's

no you know i'm hillary clinton said that she's going to shut out deprive a lot of minors of jobs why should i vote for her you know or they're saying you know they're saying things that don't chime in with your cultural values so you have to make the effort to to cross that culture a bridge to convince somebody that you do have common interests that are more important than the cultural bridges that then the cultural things that divide you what has the assault against populism done to the country and why is trump the kind of natural result what i think because you had in 2016 a country where people when trump talked about american carnage the liberal media didn't like his language they felt it was overblown but then they'd never obviously been to the mon valley in pennsylvania and seen you know entire gutted towns empty steel mills you know empty auto factories. if that was your life if your town revolved around steel mills or an auto factory or metal works and it was the kind of place where somebody once said to me and youngstown you could quit a job at 11 in the morning and walk out

back to lionel in new york i mean you know ever since the very beginning you know i mean it was hillary clinton that said the trump didn't have the temperament to be president he wasn't presidential no. one has few days on the stumble me trowbridge really looks super presidential against joe biden i mean just the optics of it all go headline. let me tell you what's happening right now let me let me do this right now hello bernie yeah listen i love the whole democratic socialist commie thing you did love did do me a favor you're going to be out will give you a 7 figure book deal like the last ambassador to ukraine your 4th or 5th lake house a job for your wife and your family and that said thanks a 1000000 now i am scray and that is it let me tell you something donald trump is the greatest president of my lifetime and if anybody thinks that any of these democratic clowns any of them could have done 10 per cent of what he's done for this country and the world it's a delusion let me try to make it even simpler the democratic party this iteration is dead or moribund through a pipe dream forget it o

behind my at my back for i don't know 35 years it's influenced everybody from barack obama to hillary clinton but. you know i think it's influenced them a lot and i think that's part of a problem maybe the negative and that's that's why i found jane's critique of alinsky so interesting because her point is when you do organizing when you do when you're organizing workers the question is who has agency do the workers have agency themselves or do that does the organizer have agency and alinsky was constantly telling his funders and his sponsors that he was the alternative to this to communist organizers in the cia oh he said you know the churches funded him in back of the yards because he said i can beat the communists their own game i can do better organizing but part of his approach is to parachute people in like barack obama who had no ties to the community where they were organizing and and who maintained a kind of top down approach and also at least in jane's portrayal a fundamentally dishonest approach because they didn't they would use local problems they would use local issues and they

, they campaign until the end of the process and did endorse hillary clinton into the middle ofjulyresents at least a certain amount of unity within the democratic party. they will need to ta ke democratic party. they will need to take on donald trump in the fall. —— when bernie sanders rennie gets hillary clinton. to stress, thank you, anthony. images we are looking at now, not life images. as you can see, we now know that bernie sanders is endorsing joe biden for president saying it was time to unite in the effort to defeat donald trump. amongst all this coronavirus, we may forget there is in fact a presidential election that is due in november. so we have an update from the united states there for you. much more details on our website as well. for those frustrated by extended lockdowns, even a hint of a path back to normal life would be something to celebrate. but the world health organization has today issued this warning on lifting restrictions too soon. we know that in some countries, cases are doubling every three to four days. however, while covid—i9 accelerates very fast, i

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