jeffery: please welcome robert reich. [applause] reich: well, thank you, and thank you,u, clara, and it's so nice to see you. as you can see, donald trump has worn me down. [laughter] when i was last here at the commonwealth club, george, i was 5'10", wasn't i, just about. [laughter] more seriously, sometimes it is

in a period not unlike today it was virtually crushed robert reich. by the mincer is beginning to reconstruct. franklin delano roosevelt he himself was rather sympathetic to chris if legislation that would be an invention of the general population but he had to somehow get it passed so he informed labor leaders and others forced me to do it. what he meant is you go out and demonstrate we're going to protest develop the labor movement. when the packer pressures fission and be able to get through the legislation you know i am not for a were. killed last definition number 11 a i now which many as a freebie blow well being gradually read. and it into the senate probably feel. i prefer that broad definition. so there was a kind of a combination of a sympathetic government and by the mid thirty's very substantial activism. there were industrial actions there were sit down strikes which were very frightening to. ownership. have to recognize a sit down strike is just one step before saying we don't need bush that we can run this by yourselves. and business wa

serious cases let's get an update from robert reich he's joining us from the south korean city of daigo itself which has seen a large spike in infections rob what more you hearing about the situation there. that's right it was a they had been a big increase 142 new cases have this saturday have been reported that takes the total number of cases across south korea to 346 and bear in mind it was only last tuesday that south korea was recording and recorded just over 30 cases so there has been a big spike and these figures are updated twice a day so this was saturday morning's figures of 142 new cases so we can expect by the end of today saturday increase so again a lot of these new cases are based and linked to they said church where there has been this massive infection it seems all the congregations who attended services there and the priority now for health officials here is working through the members of this church going out and testing for the corona virus but also it's worth noting that the 2 neighboring cities of daegu in chung go that have been now set up is this what they call a

won the palme d'or at cannes it's been nominated for 6 oscars and creating best picture and as robert reich reports from south korea its strong social message has proved a big draw there at the box office. that i was honestly since its release last year parasite has had south korea talking mostly about the social injustice of a younger generation not able to better themselves no matter how hard they study and work. it's becoming harder to imagine improving your social status as generally accepted within our generation. because i found nothing to be fascinated about it equality problem it's been here for a long time kind of exaggeration in the movie the movie focuses on a poor family living in a basement who tricked their way into the service of a much richer family with darkly comic consequences. i don't think in the region people are that stupid but suspend your disbelief for the duration of the movie and parasite becomes an in florida fable about the struggles of the have nots all too painfully aware of the comforts enjoyed by the haves that they're living alongside it's a thing what reso

and robert reich and jesse jackson spoke to me yesterday saying they can trace it back to 2008, the financialernie sanders. it's about grievances on the left about the party establishment, about the failure to enact certainly policies and the sanders moment right now is a culmination of a project that's been really a decade long. >> uh-huh. i wonder, i mean, the common cause here is beating trump, and, joe, is it too soon? because we've only seen caucus results to look at, like, where steyer voters would go if he dropped out? where klobuchar voters would go if she dropped 0 ut? where warren voters would go? because i mean, their candidacies at this point at least for some of these folks are fairly impossible. are they not? >> they are. look at elizabeth warren. see what happens in south carolina. finished third in iowa. and we heard for a year she had the best ground game there and was going to do great. she finished fourth in new hampshire. we heard for a year that that was her home state and had a great ground game there. she finished fourth. >> uh-huh. >> then we heard she had a great grou

. >> what we know, robert reich, which you're not crazy about as an economist yesterday talked about how everyone is talking about how much bernie's policies would cost when really we should talk about how much bernie's policies will save. that is what he believes as award winning economist. we'll see one day, but what we do know that you're right, i agree with you, bernie is going to win. he will get more delegates than anybody else. he is the only person in history of the process won the popular vote in the first three contests. that never happened before. if he wins south carolina, stuart, it is over. if he wins south carolina it is over. stuart: he will win california and texas. >> we don't take any votes for granted. we'll work until the very end because this movement is something unique in american history. we'll defeat donald trump in november and bring motivation and aspiration and by ideas. we're fighting for working class and we're not going to stop. stuart: working class. man you take me back to socialist england 1952. you really do. you're the only leftist that i don't lo