people martin clinton unfortunately very personally from a man predicament worked a little different but we find a new birth while president bush running the form you seem to do not want more to be feared from. these more than two months of present time aggression and promoting of president upright engine of growth agenda the fundamental difference yeah of course article being the capitalist that he is but more that hoffa photo is in this election we know that most of registered voters are aged between fifteen and thirty five you've got two candidates the front runners both in their seventy's obvious candidates in touch with what is the overwhelmingly young electress. well with of the young people think as you would expect that they're out of touch with. color into reality. quite frankly the fools who think that the pope was some kind to get them to come up with a little more insolence which would. he has more young people in his employment and his campaign have also appealed to others more of them musicians and artists and so on which are some sensitivity to the interests of young p

behind when they go on to amazon b c because remember lockheed martin and raytheon financed m s m b c they want a candidate like hillary clinton who when we invaded and then basically publicly raped kadafi in libya and now we have open air prisons their member hillary clinton laughed maniacally and said we came we saw he died cackle cackle cackle cackle cackle kamali harris who neera tanden favors she was a prosecutor in san francisco we now have video emerging of her equally cackling with delight that she used her powers with her badge she talked about her badge and she went after these poor families mostly african-americans because if their child was truant she gave them her their parents who are probably working two or three or four jobs and order to afford obama care and housing in this country and she went after them gave them a criminal record and she thought that was a brilliant idea has she was like loving it here and lynn like you know cackling at her power to destroy people's lives but this is what you know champagne liberalism ok because it's easy to boycott a starbucks relative to boycotting a tomahawk missile righ

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, provides some potential strengths for bernie sanders but

different from four years ago when sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley were the major opponents to hillary clinton. her only major opponents. only on "cbs this morning" we spoke to sanders about taking another shot at the presidency and why he believes this campaign will succeed. >> reporter: you are going to run for president? >> i am going to run for president. that's correct. >> reporter: what's going to be different this time? >> we're going to win. we are going to also launch what i think is unprecedented in modern american history, a grassroots movement, john, to lay the groundwork for transforming the economic and political life of this country. that's what's different. >> reporter: and that is your theory. without the ground swell, the grassroots, you can't change the politics? >> that's right. somebody can come before you and say i want to do a and b, and that's fine. but at the end of the day the only way that real change takes place is when millions of people stand up, fight back, and say, enough is enough. we are going to have a government that works for all of us. not just a few. but

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clinton. even then he had to really fight to be a viable alternative. there are really only two candidates in the race with apologies to martin o'malley. there will be ten, and lots more. the issue is do you want bernie sanders or do you want what bernie sanders represented maybe in the form of beto o'rourke or kamala harris or kirsten gillibrand? there's going to be a lot of alternatives on that liberal left he'll struggle with. he's not the underdog at this point. he is a top tier candidate. it's a different race and a different position than 2016. >> the polling has him at number two behind joe biden. you can call that name recognition and it could be the holdover from the last time around for bernie sanders in the race. jeff zeleny, we have made you stand out in the cold up there. we were hearing from mj lee before that there are voters in iowa and new hampshire who are sampling as they do. it's the tradition in the states. 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 challen

martin sheen. fdr. kamala harris running for. >> about what this guy here? who is that? bill clinton. everyone. see you tomorrow. >> bill: good morning, everybody. fox news. protests planned across the country as the white house digs in saying the president will not give up on border security. hope you had a great weekend. it's president's day. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to heather. >> heather: i'm heather childress in for sandra smith. the white house is defending the president's decision insisting the crisis at the border is a very real threat. top democrats vowing swift and aggressive action to block the declaration, even some republicans are coming out against the controversial move. the president and his allies are standing firm. >> this is an emergency. what are we on, the fifth caravan? i would ask those senators how many caravans do we need, six, seven, or the one that never stops?