i don't know how they are going to get around him praising the soviet union, castro, hugo chavez. when bernie needs seniors for him more than blacks, because seniors remember the cold war, money in the markets, maybe they owned a business. they won't fall for a republican but they aren't going to vote for a revolution and that's what bernie wants. my mom told me she will not vote for bernie sanders. >> greg: she's voting for trump? >> jesse: no. she will not vote for bernie because, bernie can't pay for anything. it doesn't add up. she also does not like being yelled at. but to your point -- not by me, but by bernie. to your point, juan, bernie makes people feel like he cares about them. workers feel like bernie cares and in the election, that's a big positive piece of empathy that you can come out and vote for someone based on. >> greg: it's the same thing with trump, trump felt like he was connecting with the voters and that's important, the dagen. with sanders, off the bat he admitted that castro in cuba did bad things. to me, that's a little bit of growth. >> dagen: he's got b

it's almost like in venezuela where hugh go sh -- where hugo chavez owns the voting machines. the buttigieg campaign gave $42,500 to her election app. for a party that claims we are on the verge of being hacked by the russians. >> now the russians are at it again. the russians are at it as we speak. trish: you think they might sort of care given all their concern about election security. they ought to care about their own election security. america's election security. the dems running the shadow election, they never tested the app. homeland security told us that. >> we offer services to both political parties. in this case they did offer a number of services, they took us up on some services, but testing the app, they declined that service. trish: what kinds of shop are they running at the dnc? how could anybody trust them to run our government when they are failing so miserably at everything else. it's time for the head of the democratic national committee to exit stage left. there is no room for these kinds of errors and conflicts in our elections. we are talking about the

. >> is he trying to be i am percent state in vladimir putin pore hugo chavez?> he needs to be hospitalized or he's going to kill all of us. lou: vicious? venal? ignorant? i don't know what words you have would apply to them. but appalling comessed to mind. we take that up and more. right after these quick messages. stay with us. we'll be back to fade adjectives to the lefties. could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event

there was a revolution that was started by hugo chavez. hugo chavez still has 60% support favorability in polls in venezuela and i want you to give me your perspective to what extent maybe not has as much weight as the other factors, but what extent ideology is still relevant in the current political situation in venezuela. the second question is, there is a tendency here and elsewhere to put labels, to characterize countries, and here there's talk of calling venezuela a narco state or a mafia state or criminal state and i want to know if you think any of those labels or another label is accurate and are they useful? because that's the kind of terms that i think people are talking in and i would like to get your view on that. >> thank you, michael. i think the labels always have a huge danger that is in the level you characterize your adversary is the way you have to fight it. if the label used, you use is the way you fight against it, so you say that's trichl, narco regime, that's all it is, the only way to fight it is with the tools agai

in another major departure from hugo chavez, he's also relaxed strict import and export controls, andd u.she dollars intoountry. that's d to a small boom among some restaurants and stores in cities like caracas. a year ago, you would't have seen in a shop like this prices listed in dollars. they were officially prohibited. but, here, you're seeing 75 cents for a bag of rice. you're also seeing a lot more imported food, for those who can afford it. and yet many cannot. at this neighborhood in caracas, where residents typically support the vernment, we found people fed up with the economic situation. woman (through translator): venezuela was a blessed country that nowadays is terribly managed. the people in charge say they love us. that'eys a lie. th don't love the people. man (through translator): it's not like before. that was beautiful. there was enough money. but now imagine how hard the situation it is. marcia biggs: there, i met william yaguaran, a political orgazer at a university in caracas and a true believer in chavez's socialist revolution. at his home, he showed me the free

venezuela's political decline began under president hugo chavez. his economic policies pave the way to a morass of corruption. in the industrial hub of mother most factories lie abandoned less than 20 percent of factories in venezuela are still in operation industry has been driven into ruin. and the charge is numerous companies were expropriated or nationalized and then were driven into the ground by mismanagement rather than support private industry chavez used petro dollars to import goods from abroad this help to redistribute wealth and power away from the old business elite and increase ordinary people's dependency on the government a system of state sponsored terror is maintaining my daughter's hold on power but our paramilitary gangs who help quell any signs of popular dissent. like syria and ukraine venezuela has a global strategic significance the united states and russia are jockeying for influence without russian intervention my daughter's regime would likely have collapsed. china has maintained its economic and trade ties to venezuela h

in another major departure from hugo chavez, he's also reled strict import and export controls, and even.s. dolls into the country. that's led to a small boom among some restaurants and stores in cities like caracas.ar dohave now flooded the market here in venezuela. one year ago, you wouldn't have seen prices listed in a store like this in dollars. they were officially prohibited. here, you see rice listed at 75 cents per bag. oou're also seeing a lot more imported for those who can afford it. and yet, many cannot. at this neighborhood in caracas, where residents typically support the government, we found ople fed up with the economic situation. >> ( translated ): venezuela was a d country, that nowadays is terribly managed. that's a lie.y love us. they don't love the people. s ( translated ): it like before. that was beautif, there was but now... imagineard the situation it is. >> reporter: there, i met cawilliam yaguaran, a poli ganizer at a university in rracas, and a true believer in chavez's socialiolution. at his home, he showed me the free box of od that comes monthly from the go

hugo chavez is not only start to. be there to go to greece. to show how cheery pushing to ground this is all the information with. sound. over efficiency me guys how do you mr pedagog to put pressure on the european union you know on their own for the european union to give it. to them to stop or to me. do you find it is who is shooting here on the other hand. the european union british and not think. it is not. anybody should be going to our door for the opportunity to guide us and hard. being that it is going to solve the problem but are you accepting or was there ever a huge issue to me guess simply this shows a lot of the capacity to do it greece has already received an enormous number of refugees and it is a very bad seed because all of the big problems which were important needed by its european partners the i.m.f. . paris dozens of protesters have gathered in front of the french national assembly condemning the prime minister's recent announcement on pension reform police forces were quick to react to discussions great catches they did

the rise of hugo chavez of course you know in response to the coup and the america even under his watch tried another coup and to establish some kind of economic model in this case what is the kind of kleptocracy mostly us fred is to talk a populist game because you're trying to gain power trying to get into office. simple messages you know this money that's being taken out of the country we're going to try to keep it in the country and then you have a lot of folks in the u.s. and elsewhere would say well this is socialism asuncion socialism is evil but kind of not putting it into cars. context the occupation that was there stealing all the wealth to begin with is this phrase socialism misused in this way or what do you how do you put it into context yeah i mean i do want to get it's a person against the whole american kind of history of coup or whether this is a coup now because i don't know enough about it on the stand off about it and to be honest right now looking at how desperate the situation is. actually think a coup right now would be a good thing if it opened up the markets if

it's almost like in venezuela where hugh go sh -- where hugo chavez owns the voting machines. the buttigieg campaign gave $42,500 to her election app. for a party that claims we are on the verge of being hacked by the russians. >> now the russians are at it again. the russians are at it as we speak. trish: you think they might sort of care given all their concern about election security. they ought to care about their own election security. america's election security. the dems running the shadow election, they never tested the app. homeland security told us that. >> we offer services to both political parties. in this case they did offer a number of services, they took us up on some services, but testing the app, they declined that service. trish: what kinds of shop are they running at the dnc? how could anybody trust them to run our government when they are failing so miserably at everything else. it's time for the head of the democratic national committee to exit stage left. there is no room for these kinds of errors and conflicts in our elections. we are talking about the

this was 1998 just before hugo chavez took power and it was a beautiful country, the wealthiest country america and it was 20 years later when i was working in the state department i was in the region leading a humanitarian mission with malicious organizations of the united nations to try to figure out how to provide basic things like food and medication to these people indeed. you have to million people flee venezuela and what is amazing is those 20 short years, wasn't a natural disaster or war or conflict, simply the failure of socialist ideology which let the people of venezuela down. there was a religious leader i met with, a catholic bishop who said when chavez took over he said we were told we gave him a little bit of our freedom and get x amount of security in return and now we have neither. think about those words and they stick with me every day. heather: you took us through a little bit of the timeline on the rise of socialism in venezuela. we know the poverty rate is 90% but then new hampshire, bernie sanders winning overwhelmingly in a 45.7%, a lot of folks argue pete buttig

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nicolas maduro leading thousands of supporters on a march to the resting place of the late president hugo chavez, as they commemorated a failed coup, which chavez and others attempted in 1992. accompanying maduro was his wife sela, president of the national assembly and defense minister. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge visiting a lifeboat station in wales they met the crew and staff at one of the busiest stations in that area and afterwards chatted with well wishers outside of the station. you're up-to-date. that's the news update, kel. back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> here's what else is coming up on "the exchange" -- >>> ahead, a look at what to watch in tonight's chipotle's earnings sephora bets against them all. elon musk's wealth continues to rise and disney is hoping to deliver another magical quarter. it's all coming up on "the exchange." >>> welcome back it's time for "rapid fire. let's talk about elon musk, richer just because of tesla's stom performance this year he could be dancing to the bank with another $346 million. long story short, he doesn't even take a salar

a lot of the people i was with were saying, my goodness, some of this looks so familiar, we had hugo chavez, a dictator, and he behaved much like trump. he insulted his opponents, he was rude, he was crude, that made people think he was authentic. he pushed back against the press, against the media, against judges. and eventually he led to a decline of the system which has led venezuela into a really extraordinary crisis. but you can see it in other countries. there are a number of countries in europe that now have so-called i will liberal leader who are making some of the same arguments as trump, the media is fake, offto to i don't have to accountable by anybody, i can do what a want. it's a common problem. >> joan walsh is with me here in new york. the banner on the screen says "journalism's role in sustaining democracy." what is journalism's role in this conversation? >> telling the truth, telling it often, telling it loud, bludgeoning our editors with story proposals, insisting that headlines get it right, and the headed lines don't use euphemisms for what is happening. i wrote about th

as recently as january of 2003, bernie sanders wrote a letter, signed a letter of support for hugo chavez in venezuela. this is when basically people were being killed in the streets of the country. back in '85, he visited nicaragua, the soviet backed leader daniel ortega was called by bernie sanders "impressive." and he said it made sense for that regime to suppress newspapers. just a little correction from "the wall street journal" editorial page on castro, that before the cuban revolution in 1959, 80% of cuba could read. they were much further ahead than other countries in latin america, their neighbors there. they wrote this. "the difference is that countries like ecuador and colombia, those that came from much further behind, the improved literacy without having to totally transform society with firing squads, dungeons, torture, and exile." what he's been pretty clear that's what he supports, bernie sanders. >> melissa: what i've heard from democrats, you always know you are losing don't make the argument when they say, "trump is worse." what about kim jong un? >> leslie: not the dem

this is all a far cry from the system hugo chavez promised in 1999, when he became president, and enshrined free healthcare into the country constitution. he made progress when times were good, but today, in this crisis, everything depends on what a patient can afford. and this health crisis is affecting the peoplepihavez chamed: the country's most vulnerable. for children, ring malnutrition and the lack of vaccines and treatment mean a mse in preventable diseases like dengue fevearia and scabies. 13 year old jenire loves minnie mouse, rabbits and theolor pink, but right now she can barely speak. a few months ago, she developed a lump in her eye. her mom took her to a hospital in maracaibo, but because there were no specialists on call, she was told to wait and see. >> ( translated ): and all th" said was: "t's wait. let's wait. but while waiting, it grew more in her eye, until they realized wasn't what they thought, but rather an aggressive tumor, something li>> cancer or so. eporter: while they are grateful that she is finally getting treated here in caracas, it's tooosate. she willher ey

venezuela under the presidency of late hugo chavez in late tb12, claimitb1 2012. the national assembly approved operation to the treaty. since then we have convened a meeting of consultation of foreign ministers and implemented solutions aimed at eroding maduro's support base. despite these diplomatic achievements we can't escape reality. maduro remains in power. maduro is still there. and his regime shows little signs of abandoning its dictatorial ways. the treaty was conceived in a very different era. at that time, the war was settling after world war ii and the conflicts were fought by states in battlefields -- in conventional battlefields. economies were smaller. the world was far less connected. and the most important technological advancement in the field of communications were difficult -- were very difficult to access and controlled by few countries or a few companies. we now live in an era of conflict between states and non-state actors. that's new. and there are new technologies, too. the globalization of criminal enterprises like drug cartels have allow

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runs for presidency the comments about cuba fidel castro, on sunday but also supported in writing hugo chavezragua, he called it impressive -- >> bernie sanders said look from fidel castro first came to power what did he do he had a financial literacy plan good. >> dictatorships becomes a multimillionaire three houses takes advantage of every tax break to pay least amount he can pay. >> a lot to talk about president trump on world stage critical today talks u.s. and india happening president trump prime minister modi work to hammer out a deal, 2020 did democrats on debate stage innic so by those hoping to build on lead can he hold the gold. >> we tell you what generation is wig to spend big on don't miss that a quick break containing the coronavirus 80,000 people he will being infected cross the world how the white house is taking action a wild break world's first in vitro cheetah cub born yesterday at ohio zoo, kevin mccarthy minority leader of the gop joining me next. stay with us. ♪ the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand, like innovations in agricultural research. becaus

she compares a lot of what the democrats are promising in terms of rhetoric and ideology to what hugo chavezid in venezuela. it is very compares similar to what they promised. i think when it comes down to it it comes down to values and ideology for us as a family and of course we are first-generation immigrants so we have that memory very fresh as to what we left. i don't think the u.s. needs that sort of ideological change toward a certain side. that's our viewpoint from a venezuelan and puerto rican first-generation immigrants. host: what are your thoughts on the pitch president trump is making to minority voters to all americans in this election cycle? caller: that's a great question. i think what my wife would say is that he's doing a lot more for venezuela than any previous administration. it's been pointed out by several political pundits that the previous administration kind of saw venezuela as something things happening over there. it's in your backyard. it's a two hour flight from miami down to venezuela in your hemisphere and the way that country has been overrun by our adversarie