revealed that the democratic national committee was working with the hillary clinton campaign for the purpose of trying to undermine bernie sanders and secure the nomination for hillary clinton and that caused a huge amount of outrage many people many young people who would work for bernie sanders campaign many rank and file democrats became very angry about these results there was quite quite a bit of controversy when these e-mails were revealed but ultimately hillary clinton did receive the nomination and despite many of his supporters saying that they would not vote for hillary clinton bernie sanders himself actually did endorser this is bernie sanders ultimately endorsing hillary clinton after the twenty sixteen campaign hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her tonight. now as folks are well aware donald trump ultimately won the two thousand and sixteen election and became the u.s. president and sense then among democrats many of the ideas put forward by bernie sanders such as medicare for all and health care for all and education being provided have become rather popular with even s

bernie sanders did in the end and doris hillary clinton when she was nominated by the democratic party this is bernie sanders giving his blessing to the nomination of hillary rodham clinton. and are you. do everything are going to make certain she will be the next president. now in the aftermath of the twenty sixteen election in which donald trump was elected president we've seen the ideas promoted by bernie sanders become increasingly popular among the democratic party many new democratic socialist have been elected during the midterm congressional elections and his calls for universal health care and a green new deal raising issues of climate change have become increasingly popular now recently we saw another democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren confirm that she agreed with the assessment that the twenty sixteen primary was rigged against bernie sanders this is a list with warren. do you agree with the notion that it was rigged yes this is a real problem but what we've got to do is democrats now is we've got to hold this party a

the democratic presidential nomination in two thousand and sixteen but ultimately lost to hillary clinton sandersmade the announcement in a radio interview saying that the current occupant of the white house was and barras to the country. the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi is on a charm offensive in brussels loosies hoping to convince officials that washington remains committed to the nato military alliance president has regularly lashed out at his nato allies. three police officers have been killed and two wounded in the egyptian capital cairo they were chasing a suspect when the device he was scouting exploded he was reportedly planning an attack on a police patrol in reston cairo on friday and he was also killed in the explosion. brazilian president abbas another has fired one of his most senior ministers over a campaign funding scandal will start will bibiana with secretary general of the president's office brazilian markets fell on the news with investors fearing the kist course finda also noddles chances of passing keep pension reforms. and in the u.s. a group of

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democratic presidential nomination back in two thousand and sixteen but alternately lost out to hillary clinton sandersmade the announcement in a radio interview saying that the current occupant of the white house was quote an embarrassment to the country. pakistani prime minister iran has warned his country will retaliate if india takes military action following last week's deadly attack in the disputed kashmir region pakistan based militant group jewish and mohammed that claimed responsibility for the attack on a security convoy but a top indian military commander in kashmir accuses pakistan's intelligence agency of involvement. three police officers have been killed in two injured in the egyptian capital cairo they were chasing a suspect when the device you was carrying exploded he was reportedly planning an attack on a police patrol in western cairo on friday and was also killed in the explosion. europe and the u.s. are at odds over the fates of european nationals who travel to syria to join the so-called islamic state washington is putting pressure on countries like germany france and the u.k. to

the democratic presidential nomination in two hundred sixteen but ultimately lost out to hillary clinton sanders made the announcement in a radio interview saying that the current occupant of the white house was quote an embarrassment to the country lawmakers in ukraine have passed a constitutional amendment that commits the country to joining the european union and nato president petro poroshenko says ukraine will make a formal bid to join the e.u. by twenty twenty three although he admitted that date is ambitious the move was welcomed by the european council president but it's widely to anger russia. the catholic church is facing a new storm of sexual abuse allegations this time involving nuns in the southern indian state of kerala the cases follow a familiar pattern allegations of abuse then cover ups by top clergymen one of the most shocking cases a bishop accused of raping a nun thirteen times over a period of two years the nun in that case says she was ordered to remain silent as church leaders close ranks one of her fellow and sisters is encouraging other victims to speak out our india co

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anybody who didn't want hillary clinton got to vote for bernie sanders. f folks just didn't like hillary clinton. so the wisdom is crowded field, a lot of other choices in 2020. that works against him. crowded field, 2016. donald trump could win with 35% of the vote. can sanders turn around and do that in the democratic race? >> it's possible and he starts off with a base of support. phenomenal fund raising ability. republicans often choose the person who came in second in the previous election. i was trying to think of democrats who came in second who got it the next time around the only one i could think of was hillary clinton because i think democrats like the fall in love with somebody new and that is not going to be bernie sanders this time. it's going to be one of the ten other people who are a generation younger than bernie sanders and who aspoused pretty similar political views. >> i think it's kind of creative to make bernie the -- in this race. that's a stretch. >> let me take joe crowley's temperature. there was a lot of reluctance on what you w

hillary clinton." the former 2016 sanders campaign spokesman, michael briggs, respondent -- think of hillary clinton, "you can see why she's one of the most disliked politicians in america. she's not nice, are people out not nice. the things we get is this kind of petty, stupid sniping, a couple years after the fact. it does make me feel good to feel this way, but there are some of the biggest expletives in american politics." steve hilton, you are chuckling! i will go right to you. >> steve: you just want more and more of this! the squabbling. their ridiculous elements to this. first of all, on the climate china doll not change point, and the "carbon-spoon private jet," i seem to remember hillary clinton taking her fair share of carbon-spewing private jazz. not just for her campaign. >> melissa: i'm not sure she is a socialist, though. the environment. >> steve: he wasn't going on about climate. that wasn't his message. he had an economic message. >> harris: that's a very good point. >> steve: she was the one going on about climate, climate change. in the end, it's so hilarious to see the bitterness o

amy: senator sanders sought the nomination in 2016, but lost to hillary clinton. sanders has long been one of the most progressive voices in u.s. politics and promised to reign in corporate and wall street greed, while implementing social welfare programs like memedicare for all and free public college. in a 2015 presidential debate, sanders declared climate change to be the greatest threat to national security. the sanders campaign was credited for pushing clinton's rhetoric and policy positions further to the left. despite the democratic party establishment heavily favoring clinton, sanders carried primary races or caucuses in 23 out of 57 contests. many accused democrats of rigging the primary against sanders, pointing to the democratic national committee's apparent coordination and joint fundraising with the clinton campaign. leaked emails from the dnc also revealed tactitics to paint sanders in an unfavorae e ligh sanders joins a owowded eld d of democricic hopuls,s, iludingng fefeow senators elizeth warrencory boor, amy obuchar, and kama harris and congressmer tulsi

this will be the second try for sanders who lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in 2016 sanders campaign says it raised more than $1 million in less than four hours after the announcement.>>> president donald trump confidant roger stone is heading back to federal court over and instagram post. it shows a photo of the judge in his case with crosshairs by her head. stone apologized saying a volunteer posted it. stone was indicted last month as part of the ongoing rush investigation. stone will be back in court thursday will he could have his bail revoked. >>> check out these heroes outside new orleans. you can see them pulling a woman out of her window. she had just gotten rear-ended at high speed by a drunk driver. the guys used a fire extinguisher to break the window. they had flame shooting in their faces as they pull the woman out. >> it burned one guys face and his eyes so i put my hood on because it was eating my face. basically when we broke the glass it was in her back seat already. >>> the woman was taken to a hospital. she is expected to be okay. >>> coming up ne

sanders this time? what's the new challenge? >> to me the biggest challenge is the composition of the field. in 2016, it was hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. and, you know, you had martin o'malley in the race but he really never took off. bernie sanders was able to portray himself as the anti-hillary candidate. there were a lot of people who liked bernie sanders' message but others who just didn't want hillary clinton as the democratic nominee. you saw that dynamic play out. this time around you have elizabeth warren who is in that progressive liberal lane. you also have someone like tulsi gabbard who is an endorser of bernie sanders in 2016. jeff merkley, the democratic senator from oregon, might decide to also run too. all of a sudden, throw in the kamala harrises and the cory bookers who are running on progressive policies, and this is a lot different. bernie sanders said maybe 35% can be a winning number. the other downside to bernie sanders is, what happens if elizabeth warren, say, finishes ahead of you in iowa and that would be a very tough situation. so this field is so much different than it was in 2016, pro

in new hampshire where bernie sanders beat hillary clinton by a lot, there are a lot of bernie sanders voters going to events and listening to other candidates. >> no question. that's how this works. the challenge for bernie sanders is, yes, he has true believers i. suspect he'll always have the true believers. the reality is people looking for an alternative have so many options. the question for bernie sanders is does he have a second act? is he able to convince some of his old supporters to stay in and also show that he can evolve. one advantage is he's run before. that's a huge advantage for a presidential candidate who has been through the wringer and all of this before. this will be so much different for him. i'm looking to see how he's able to expand his argument. is he going to define himself against these individual democratic candidates? it's a sense of ego here as well for bernie sanders. he liked what he did four years ago. he had a strong showing four years ago particularly here. it depends. he's also seen by some democrats as a spoiler. if you talk to democrats in michiga

he joins an already crowded field of at least 10 democratic candidates. >> sanders lost a hard fought battle with hillary clinton16 but won 20 states and shook up the democratic party. he now has a campaign video for his 2020 bid. cnn's brian nobles is live in washington, he's been covering the sanders campaign, all of 17 minutes long at this point with the details. >> reporter: good morning. it probably doesn't come as a surprise to many americans bernie sanders decided to run again. there was a deliberation as to sanders and his people as to when he should get in and the way he should get in. he's doing it this morning on radio and a vast e-mail send out outlining his reasons. >> hi, i'm bernie sanders. i'm running

you talk about other issues, say republican call hom them social. 2016, barack obama, hillary clinton, bernie sanderss have shown that vast majority of americans are against the idea. are you comfortable with some of your leading democratic candidates talking about reparations complicating descendents? >> the unfinished business of america, we've seen we have more work to do. that is why democrats are it.ing about they are talking most about right now, how do we build an economy that works for everyone, not just few at top, how do we make sure if you have diabetes, we will bring down the cost of prescriptionve drugs and build a infrastructure program that will -- >> okay, i know, that but specifically reparation? is that something that will be in democratic platform, idea ha we're going to pay reparation, compensation to descendents of victims of slavery. >> that will be discussed. what i think will know discussed at ledge during this nominating process is how do we make sure america works for everyone. i find this whole interesting thing about continued use of word socialism. repressive socialist re

of course, bernie sanders didn't go on to win the democratic presidential nomination in 2016, but he sure did give hillary clinton in a way that almost nobody predicted when he first threw his hat into the ring in april 2015. after bernie sanders and hillary clinton had their epic primary, though, hillary clinton, of course, went on the give donald trump a real run for his money in the general election. but now we're heading toward the next election in 2020. hillary clinton is definitely not running for president again. bernie sanders apparently is, though. he made it official as of yesterday, and when it comes to first day fund-raising bragging right, bernie sanders 2020 feels a lot like bernie sanders 2016. his new campaign announced today that they raised nearly $6 million in the first 24 hours since he launched, and it wasn't, you know, a few tens of thousands of donors this time. it wasn't 35,000 supporters giving that money. it was 223,000 donors giving that money. now a couple of things that are interesting about that enormous first day fund-raising number. number one, it implies that some things are carry

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you had the same sort of thing happen in 2016 with hillary clinton and bernie sanders, bernie sandershe more progressive candidate, hillary clinton saying i'm the one that could win, but she didn't win in the end. paul: i think a lot of democrats this year, jason, are saying to themselves you know what, donald trump is going to lose, as they look at poll numbers, why don't we go with the real thing, let's go with the real progressive because it doesn't matter who we nominate as long as it's not a crazy person. >> i think your read on that is correct, paul. i think democrats are feeling heady right now. they picked up 40 seats in the midterm. they won a shutdown fight with the president. why not go for it here, this guy is toast in 2020 and why leave anything in the locker room. we're going to grab everything off the shelf, a green new deal, medicaid for all, and we'll ram it down the throats of the republican party and we think we can win. paul: is she more electable than some of the others in the race? >> no. she's got an issue -- no one knows her outside of minnesota. she's got a qu

he will not have hillary clinton to run against either. so he is aware that sanders experienced. >> he was run and he was different. he was supporting issues like medicare for all. so many of the other democratic candidates are with them on those issues. what makes him different? >> he has moved the policy debate inside further to the left. he brought the party a bit closer on one of these issues. one of the things you see is how to deal with president trump. some are taking him on directly. some are trying not to engage on the president's turf too much. not trying to show a fighter spirit but one that is a call for unity. this is how sanders goes after the president. >> what is going to be different this time? >> we are going to win. we have a president who is a pa pathological liar. we have a president who is a racist, sexist who is doing what no president in our lifetime has come close to doing and that is trying to divide us up. >> he will have to make adjustments this time around. that's the big question around sanders. can he expand beyond what he already got i

political world who feel frustrated by your lack of loyalty to the party or your support of hillary clinton. >> bernie sanders responds to that question. might he repeat the same mistakes of 2016? >>> new this morning, the special counsel's anticipated and potentially revealing sentencing memo for trump's former campaign chief could be made public today. the filing against paul manafort was not revealed after a midnight deadline. the judge could redact sensitive information. the memo is expected to shed light on the mueller investigation on russian interference. meanwhile, the political world up ends over the mueller report. they are not expecting it until next week. how much they will see depends on attorney general bill barr. president trump insists the report will show no collusion. >> have you spoken about him? >> i have not. >> do you expect? >> at some point i'll be talking about it. i look forward to seeing the report. if it is an honest report, it will say that. if it is not an honest report, it won't. >> another political battle brewing. the house speaker says the vote will happen tuesday on the reso

back in 2016 barack obama, hillary clinton, bernie sanders all dismissed the idea of reparations. and polls have shown that the vast majority of americans are against the idea. are you comfortable with some of your leaving democratic candidates talking about reparations, compensating the descendents of victims of slavery? >> is "unfinished business" of america, chris. we've seen throughout the nations journey that we have more work to do.that is why democrats are talking about it. but with democrats are talking most about right now is, how to build an economy that works for everyone and not just the few at the top? how do we make sure that if you have diabetes, that we will bring down the cost of prescription drugs. how do we have an infrastructure program -- chris:specifically reparations. do you think you will be something in the democratic platform ? the idea that will pay the country or the country will pa , compensation to the victims, descendents of victims of slavery? >> it something that will be discussed during the process. i think what will be discussed, at length during

bernie sanders owns a progressive area. but no one has a hillary clinton. on the hillary clinton that was like i will take it easy on you, count on the dnc cheating and try to get the young people. they're actually going to have to take on his policies. and be like this is not practical. i don't know if their base will go for that. >> they can't do that because most of them except for -- let's talk about moderation because of howard schultz says aggressive is and will not trump, trump. you have have a moderate democrat because the other stuff falls apart and you will not be able to beathim . you need a moderate in order to do this. what do you think about that? >> it could be true but he will not be the moderate to spoil anything. his launch of his campaign already was a bomb. people are very, bernie sanders everyone hates millionaires and billionaires. he is a billionaire. i do not know if a billionaire can run again as a non-republican. i think those days have passed. bernie was like in business you want to be first in market. that is like apple, they wer

back in 2016, barack obama, hillary clinton. bernie sandersmissed the idea of reparations and polls have shown that the vast majority of americans are against the idea. are you comfortable with some of your leading democratic candidates talking about reparations, compensating the descendants of victims slavery? >> civil rights is the unfinished business of america and we've seen throughout our nation's journey that we have more work to do and that's why democrats are talking about it. but what democrats are talking most about right now is how do we build an economy that works for everyone and not just the few at the top, how do we make sure that if you have diabetes that we will bring down the cost of prescription drugs. how do we build an infrastructure program that's going to put people to work? >> chris: i understand, specifically reparations, is that something that will be in the democratic platform, the idea that we are going to pay the country -- the country is going to pay reparations, compensations to the victims, the descendants of vi

where is the bench in the democratic party, we didn't see much of one, hillary clinton, bernie sanderst see much of a bench after that. now the bench is really overflowing, democrats in the long run if they can keep it together. >> paul, how important is this moment for stacey abrams and the democratic party. she'll say when we had to negotiate criminal justice reform or transportation or foster care improvements, the leaders of our state didn't shut down. we came together is we kept our word. it should be no different in our nation's capitol. we may come from different sides of the political aisle >> where she was the democratic leader in the georgia house of representatives. it is an interesting point for us to point out. only in the democratic party do you win by losing. it's beto. >> noancy pelosi won by a land slide and some knuckle heads think she shouldn't be speaker. i'm using knucklehead because it's family appropriate. her being outside of washington is important. >> every one stay with me. next, more on the breaking news. the first lady is getting ready. he will be in the ca

. >> this will be the second dry for sanders who lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in 2016. the question now, can sanders recapture the magic? live in berkeley where some people are showing support. >> reporter: bernie sanders campaign says it has already raised more than $1 million in less than four hours, for his presidential bid. many supporters in berkeley and across the bay area say they have been preparing for this since president trump took office. the chair of the sf burning kratz wasted no time showing her support. during his 2020 campaign she meant the independent senator while in town. she also organized biweekly bern baby bern disco parties that raised $40,000. >> the main reason is for over 30 years he has been champion the same issues and he has been walking the walk. he participate in the civil rights movement. >> reporter: those the organization here in the bay area wasn't cohesive. >> this time around we have been trying to build a lot of solidarity and ally ship between communities. the tenth candidate officially jumping in the race. cory booker, kama

left part of the democratic party tells a guy was you know had moved away even from hillary clinton to support any sanders during the last presidential race she doesn't stand a chance in the twenty twenty race but this is a publisher the stunt in many respects she's certainly totally unaware of the strategic realities around the i.n.f. treaty and the wall and why both president trump and the russian government have really walked away from this treaty the present transfer remarks were not implement free not designed to increase and i'm afraid but rather the reverse what you have is a situation where the people's republic of china has as a non-signatory to the i.n.f. treaty being outside the realm of control and has built up in time forces in this in their in their region covered by the i.m.f. treaty yeah it's pretty been overtaken by fear political events by technology and the like both russia and the united states know full well that it is not serving anyone's interests other than china's so the reality is that this bill by phil together is going to go nowhere it's a publisher they stand she's not going t

it will be hillary clinton's party. it will be bernie sandershelps donald trump. >> bret: here's kamala harris being asked about the mechanic socialists. >> i'm not a democratic socialist. i believe what voters do is that whoever is going to lead understands that in america today not everyone has an equal opportunity, and access to a path to success. the one and amy klobuchar >> bret: and amy klobuchar, last night. >> if i was a magic genie and to give that to everyone and we could afford it, i would. >> it seems like there is this aspiration and there is the realism. this battle is going to be happening throughout. >> she said i'm not for free four your year college. i do think in terms of inspiring voters and getting people's attention, when you start saying things, that's just not practical, that is not going to set the democratic party on fire. >> bret: let me -- go ahead. >> except democrats want to beat donald trump. this is a party in a pragmatic frame of mind. they are all pretty much similar ideologically. i think people are going to be

to african americans who are the descendants who are slaves and that same year neater hillary clinton or bernie sandersed nominations. in fact democratic candidates have long wrestles with the idea. clinton opposed the idea as did 2004 nominee and then candidate barack obama in 2007. >> i think the reparations we need is investment in our schools. >> so what a majority of americans do not support that idea of cash reparations. that same poll from 2016 showed 58% do support that idea. thus the pressure on these candidates to discuss the potential solutions. >> all right. thank you so much. as you pointed out neither supported reparations. sanders at the time said he didn't think it would unify the country. listen when asked if he would support reparations. >> no. i don't think so. first of all it is likely getting to our congress as nil. second i think it could be very devicive. >> he was asked what method are you talking about. i think there is a political angle and a policy angle. we dealt with this in 2016. so to me the political pieces, this is way the show at my age you would say you're down. now k

a former spokesperson for bernie sanders is slamming hillary clinton and her 2016 campaign staffers. e staffers, quote, total ingrates. they joked about sander's use of private planes. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez hayes climate change should affect someone's decision to have children. >> there's scientific consensus that the lives of children are going to be very difficult and it does lead i think young people to have a legitimate question, you know, is it okay to still have children? lauren: okay. meanwhile, uke uk ocasio-cortezl take on a new role as the washington warrior in a upcoming comic book. there's a new cover which shows aoc stomping on a republican elephant. the cover also taking a shot at democratic incouple want incoup. there's a report that the green new deal would cost $600,000 for each household. some of the ideas is to eliminate air travel and provide every person with a job. presidential hopeful, democratic senator, kamala harris declined to put a price tag on the green new deal. she said it's not about the cost but a return on investment, chery

sanders. in 20-16 , he finished second to hillary clinton for the democratic nomination following a spirited campaign battle. analysts say sanders entering the race likely makes him an early frontrunner. but he also faces a more crowded field than he did in 20-16. including sanders, at least 10 major democrats have either announced their candidacy or formed exploratory formed exploratory committees. democratic candidate- senator kamala harris of california, is campaigning in new hampshire today.. she was asked what it would take to compete against sanders. (pam) harris continued campaigning in new hampshire today... attending a pol-tics and eggs event in manchester. (pam) with bernie sanders' announcement today... a dozen candidates have announced their intention to run for president in 2020 as democrats. (ken) they all are facing pressure to jump on the left-moving bandwagon of their party. but as cnn's jeff zeleny reports, that could be a political landmine in the long run. (ken) (ken) that was jeff zeleny reporting. today... warren unveiled her sweeping universal child care plan... to be funded by

critiques over kind of what they were doing behind the scenes in the primary between hillary clinton and bernie sandershe chairwoman of the rnc coming out and saying, you're going to lose. there is no reason to even get in, essentially actively discouraging anyone from running because she says there's just no way they're going to win, kate. >> it doesn't get much more clear than that, jessica. waste your money, waste your time, you're going to lose. i think coming from the chairwoman of the rnc. but larry hogan, when he had accused the rnc of shielding trump in telling politico he's never seen anything like it, is that confirmed? >> reporter: well, listen, we are kind of in unprecedented times when it comes to a sitting president potentially having a primary challenge. larry hogan, who i interviewed not too long ago, told me he's leaving that door open. he's listening to people. he hasn't closed the door on the potential for running. he wants to know he's not on a fool's errand. but what is important to note is that the president does have very high approval ratings within the republican party. so gett

yeah i know i agree with that assessment look bernie sanders outraised hillary clinton by small dollar donations hillary had all of the big donors and burning out all of the people there more people than there are big donors and i think you know a tip of the hat to elizabeth warren and her team for doing this i think one i mean to be candid i don't think she's going to be getting that much money from big dollar turners to be going through she has been a critic and she's been really out there on taxing the rich so i think that that's practically it smart why are we going to waste dialing for these big dollars if we're not going to get it but i do think it's important i think it's important for candidates to stand for the people i was opposed to corporations and i think it's resonating you know heard. nations are looking good for endorsements look great for poll numbers could be a little bit better but i think you know got to the point where we're in debates and i do think elizabeth warren is a great debater she's a great litigator and i think she's been running on the these issues three

sanders was trounced by hillary clinton in the south.due to a lack of support from african-americans. he has visited the key early voting state of south carolina, making a specific pitch to black voters. >> we have a president intentionally, purposely is trying to divide us up by the color of our skin, by our gender, by the country we came from, by our religion. >> he is making after accusations of sexual harassment in 2016. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt that she was not treated appropriately and, of course, if i run, we will do better our next time. >> reporter: meanwhile, his opponents are finding ways to contrast themselves with the sanders campaign. elizabeth warren, applying pressure from the left, by pushing a plan for universe childcare. >> we're going to be talking a lot about childcare and early childhood education. that's how we make real change in this country. >> reporter: kamala harris making sure democratic voters know she, unlike sanders, is actually a democrat. >> i will tell you, i am not a democratic so

sanders has a big carbon footprint. he has three houses. the clinton campaign. hillary's team says he has a private jet problem. cial. charged the clinton campaign $100,000. now a big fight has broken out between the sanders team and clinton team. sanders team is calling the clinton team a bunch a-blanks. >> at least he's right on that point. the guy has been around, he's got some money, he's part of the system, yet he pretend he isn't. it's disgusting in a way. liz: you are saying he's all about big government making taxpayers pay for everything where he never hanna business and had his feet in the game to see what it feels like to be taxes like business people. he's afraid of competition. and competition is what makes america great. >> we'll talk to a former mayor of venezuela. and what's behind the humanitarian crimes against humanity. first our nation's heroes deserve the best medical care, but many va centers are falling short. move to the enterprise-grade cloud that's built to handle all your apps. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. you hardly ever play catch with the grandkidsalk? or show

crowded democratic playing field out there and previously in twenty sixteen i mean sanders was the to hillary clinton now many more candidates out there i mean perhaps he's a victim of his own progressive success to a certain extent in that many people out there a come painting on his core values that said he's no longer the underdog he knows that previously he took nineteen states in the primaries in twenty sixteen say yes that political capital on his belt going forward and well compared to last time trump was still an untried and tested opponent now he's got something firm to go off against in his campaign video he said that this man is a pathological liar a racist as xenophobe sexist as well. but at the end of the day this is still the bernie sanders that some people love or hate i mean he made that announcement on public radio to a moment first and some people say you know that is just paint bernie the bird that's a very good point after the losses in twenty sixteen the democratic party had failed and needed to be rectified. is he satisfied then what we saw with the midterm elections and the res

sanders will do well there, too. remember that in all of those states as the hillary clinton, bernie sanders battle continued, he was winner take all. now if you just apportion your delegates and have a ton of candidates like you have potentially right now, 30% could get you this nomination. >> bill: interesting. one more observation on that then. my feeling is that the democratic party has not changed the process that much since 2016. the establishment wanted hillary clinton but bernie sanders is picking up all these votes. who does the establishment want now in 2020? is it joe biden or somebody else that is center left? if that is the case, how many more votes does sanders or elizabeth warren peel off? if that situation is the same from 2016, it's a long primary, they'll beat each other up and trump will sit back and say have at it. >> that's right. i don't know who the establishment wants but joe biden is really the it factor. his decision will shake up this race one way or the other and put the parameters on where things stand. joe biden's decision whether to get in or out. mike bloomberg is another one who will

to defeat donald trump who he describes as a pathological liar and racist sanders lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen many democrats though say the circumstances of bernie sanders this time around are very different we spoke to john f. injured the former communications director at the democratic national convention it's a whole different ballgame although it does feel very familiar in some unpleasant ways i think there are a lot of democratic primary voters who would really like to put twenty sixteen behind them and suddenly we're having some flashbacks here if you're handicapping his chances i think it's a very different situation in two thousand and sixteen he was the only alternative to hillary clinton who was much vilified in the general media all over the place here he has a bunch of hardcore supporters still who've been hanging on many of whom were turned on or introduced to politics for the first time by his candidacy in two thousand and sixteen what's interesting is i think he'll have a hard time with folks who weren't with him back then because there are a lot of

look ago head to 2020, vermont senator bernie sanders announcing he's entering the crowded dem cratic primary race after losing nomination to hillary clinton campaign raised more than $4 million in just 12 hours after the announcement yesterday, president trump weighing in on sanders and 2020 yesterday. >> i wish bernie well. it'll be interesting to see how he does, i think what happened to bernie maybe was not so nice, i think he was taken advantage of, he ran great 4 years and he was not treated with respect by clinton. you have a lot of people running but only one person is going to win, if you know who that person is. [laughter] maria: coming as recent poll show that is top democratic 2020 front runners former vice president joe biden and former first lady michelle obama. real clear politics reporter philip, good to have you on the program this morning, thanks so much for joining us, how would you assays the field right now? >> it's always changing, what we saw is you have two of the huge, you know, new york individuals, you joe biden and you also have michelle obama and at this point because 2016 was such a disaster, democrats are loo

sanders announced today he's running for president. you might remember-- he gained a lot of popularity after running against hillary clinton for the 20-16 democratic nomination. (grant) but-- sander's personal political views may impact every democratic candidate running for the white house. kron 4's washington d-c correspondent mark meredith explains. nat: "im bernie sanders, i'm running for president...." vermont senator bernie sanders has made it official.he's once again running for the democratic nomination in 2020. political expert gary nordlinger says... sanders' 2016 presidential campaign had a major impact on the democratic partygary nordlinger / george washington university"what he has done is forced the democratic field to the left"sanders is a self described democratic socialist. supporting medicare for all, a higher national minimum wage, and free college tuition.nat: "our campaign is about creating a government and economy that works for many, not just the few"mark meredith / washingtonbut a recent gallup survey shows only 37 percent of americans have a positive view of socialism.and president trump's campaign appears to be