governor sanders join us for an interview. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, it's great to be with you. >> shannon: we talked during the commercial that you're growing -- your kids will grow up in the house where you grew up. you hit the ground running this week after inauguration, a number of executive orders. some folks love them, some folks do not. let's talk about your critics reaction to some of the orders. one of them is called executive order to prohibit indoctrine nation in critical race theory school. she says crt is not being taught in arkansas schools. they said reality check, there's no indication that the college level courses taught in any arkansas public school. if that's true, why the executive order? >> it's incredibly important that we do things to protect the students in our state. we have to make sure that we're not indoctrinating our kids. we should never teach our kids to hate america or that america is a racist and evil country. it should be the exact opposite. we know for a fact that the

. >>> here at nbc news we have come to know nothing can keep our friend kerry sanders from getting to the story wherever it is well, today kerry is the story, retiring after more than 30 amazing years in the field. >> the fighting has been fierce for two days >> the only thing left now are about 200 absentee ballots >> you really get a full idea of how widespread the damage is. >> reporter: he has reported for nbc news for over three decades. >> kerry sanders, nbc news, port-au-prince nasariyah, somewhere in the australian outback. >> reporter: kerry sanders on the ground, around the world, covering the big stories. >> it's about 19 hours into the rescue, and it's remarkable. each one has gone on without a hitch. >> reporter: from breaking news -- >> i'm not exactly sure, but the officer started yelling "get down, get down." >> reporter: -- to natural disasters. >> let me take you out the window here. this is the dateland trailer park here, or what was once the dateland trailer park. what you're looking at is what remains. >> reporter: if there was a hurricane, chances are kerry sande

kerry sanders is retiring after 30 years in the field.ng from hurricanes to the war in iraq and everything in between. lester holt looks back at his incredible career. >> the fighting has been fierce for two days >> the only thing left now are about 200 absentee ballots >> you really get a full idea of how widespread the damage is >> reporter: he's reported for nbc news for over three decades. >> kerry sanders, nbc news, port-au-prince >> naz rea >> where in the australian outback. >> reporter: kerry sanders, on the ground, around the world covering the big stories >> it's about 19 hours into the rescue, and it's remarkable. each one has gone on without a hitch. >> reporter: from breaking news. >> not exactly sure, but the officers started yelling get down, get down >> reporter: to natural disasters. >> let me take you out the window here. this is the date land trailer park here or what once was the date land trailer park what you're looking at is what remains. >> reporter: if there was a hurricane, chances are kerry sanders was there. th

shannon: governor sanders thank you for your time today.down with two of the biggest names in academia on the campus culture wars how they manage have tough conversations and still say friends every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. shannon: we hear a lot about polarization know are those acute than the world of politics. this morning went to highlight the examples. two professors work to stay close friend despite the significant policy differences but recent set out doctor cornel west and george. >> thank you for making time for us to predict after such an interesting friendship. there's a lot substantively you disagree about. but you are great friends. how do we do this in 2023? >> i think it has everything to do they love and the trust we have. we are more than friends he is my very dear brother. he's like a member of the fa family. and sometime membe

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kerry sanders joins me now. i'm so honored you here, so sad you're leaving. you? >> we saw when i was with the marines in iraq, which was clearly one of the most memorable moments because every day for those weeks upon weeks, my life was protected by them as i was reporting on what they were doing, and it was really incredible. but personal experiences, you may have seen that quick shot of me sitting in an f 15, so to go up in a fighter jet, amazing. and to experience zero g, which is what they call the vomit comet, astronauts training that, i know what it's like to be without gravity. to have that opportunity, to experience, that it will stick with me forever. >> being in iraq, that is a massive overwhelming heavy story to cover. but was it your hardest? because you just told so many personal stories. >> it's the individual stories of people that shared with me, some of the tragedy, some of the losses in their lives, some of the real horrors that have happened, that i think we're perhaps the hardest stories. i could get into the details of some of them, but

by millionaire socialist 1% congressman that includes bernie sanders. when you heard story that bernie sanders is accused much ticket price gouges charging up to 95 dollars for his anticapitalism event, he will rail against capitalism, what do you think. >> this is the newest chapter in a very old story. every is a socialist for others. bernie sanders has preached about wonders of socialism, now he has a book talk about how evil capitalism is where he charges up to almosts thetoal $100 a person. person. a very old story. elizabeth: pay a lot of money to bernie sanders. $28 to buy his book so you too can learn to be angry at a capitalism system where a socialist capitalist like bernie sanders can be a millionaire. the far left gets inside government, they blowout spending and expect tax payers to pay for every item they want, there is something rotten in dc . >> these are not people who held a real job. people like bernie sanders have been in government jobs their whole life, they never had to make a paycheck, it has always been spending other people's m

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that was sander van't norden, the big boss of the employment giant randstad. to end the show not on doom and gloom, because one group who certainly did well at work this year were the england women's football team. they won the european championships, but they weren't the only ones to benefit from the tournament. it gave a big boost to female sports across the world, making it a more lucrative business, notjust for the players, but also for broadcasters and sponsors. so in august, i spoke to former olympic ice hockey gold medallist, angela ruggiero. she now runs the sports innovation lab that helps grow the business side of sport. so i asked herjust how influential the european championships were for women's sport. it was, ithink, a pivotal moment in the course of history. of history, to be honest. i remember the 1999 world cup, sold out crowd at rose bowl stadium, that put women's sports, women's soccer specifically, on the map, and i think the euros more recently have been able to, you know, recapitalise the conversation around the sport itself, women's spor

then, as independent senator bernie sanders gives a national address on the state of america's working class, we'll look at the growing problem of medical debt. >> i see a nation were unbelievably over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year because of medically related debt. you are sick, you know you get? you go bankrupt as a result. >> every time i checked my mail, every time i receive an 8866 call, which now i know is debt collection, i am just reminded of how much i am in and it makes me really anxious. amy: we will hear about the national movement to stop hospitals suing patients, garnishing wages, putting liens on homes of people who face medical debt they can't repay. then elite capture. how the powerful took over identity politics and everything else. >> solarity ites wking pele again the corrate ites a is not tisfie with small victories for the mere appearance of justice. amy: we will speak with philosopher olÚf?mi o. tÁÍwÒ. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the top three officials in ukraine's i

dr sanders will shaky shake right there. eagles up seven nothing. 49ers first possession. brock purdy. it's going to be hit by hassan reddick. his third pass attempt of the game. the ball is in complete the eagle's challenge. that and then it's ruled a fumble, so they take over possession. but that's not the story. story is that purty suffered nerve damage to his right throwing elbow. he tells coach that he can't go. he's feeling a little shocks from his elbow all the way down to his wrist. enter josh johnson, formerly of oakland tech many years ago in the 36 year old hands off the christian mccaffrey was just breaking tackles, willing his way. and for the touchdown, and we're tied at seven. you think ok, well, the niners might have a shot if their defense can step up. but look what happens there down 14 7. johnson just takes his eyes off the ball hadn't had a meaningful snap with the niners all season long. this is his 14th team and 15 years fumbles the ball eagles recover inside the 30 instead of the niners, possibly driving for a score before the half of the eagles doin

you have to jump this thing to get it out on to 49th street for kerry sanders. torres has advice from eating to sleeping, start practicing now it will make a big difference in your health. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ >>> we are back. 8:38. your health this morning. simple ways to kickstart a ♪ >>> we are back. 8:38 your health this morning simple ways to kickstart a healthier lifestyle. >> change daily habits, it will make a huge difference in your life here to help us is nbc's senior medical correspondent dr. john torres five things we can do. they don't cost a thing. the first is something we care about around here, which is sleep. so just give us the basics. >> we found out how important sleep is it's important for everything, mental health, physical health, us being productive the next day. here are tips how to get great sleep. prioritize, make it the priority in your life right now most of us don't seven to nine hours. what you want to aim in there. some are seven hour sleepers some eight to nine stick to a routine we are creatures of comfort. contin

after 32 years senior national correspondent kerry sanders is retiring.he story kerry was covering you knew it was going to be memorable. nbc's savannah guthrie takes a look back. ♪♪ >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc's resident superhero, crisscrossed the planet at live warp speed. >> tomato fight! >> reporter: but on earth -- >> good morning. >> reporter: -- he was our every man. no ego. >> hey, hey! look it there! woo! >> reporter: no fear. >> i'm not looking down. >> reporter: he was just a guy asking the questions we would have asked. >> did you know that he had purchased these weapons? >> no, i wish i did know. >> reporter: how he went there. >> this is where the garbage winds up, much of it plastic. >> reporter: one day trekking to the far reaches of the globe and the next -- >> there is more than just cattle. there is a big cat. >> reporter: discovering magic in our own backyards. >> we are headed out to the western -- >> can i say wow? >> yeah. >> how do you feel when you see this plastic? >> standing on our head. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he introd

senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

sanders, nbc's resident superhero, crisscrossed the planet at warp speed. >> tomato fight!r every man. no ego. >> hey! looky there. >> no fear. >> i'm not looking down. >> he was just a guy asking the questions we would have asked. >> did you know that he had purchased these weapons? >> no, i wish i did know. >> and this is where the garbage winds up. plastic. >> one day trekking to the far regions of the globe and the next, discovering magic in our own backwards. >> i say wow. >> how do you feel when you see this plastic? it's hanging on your head. >> he introduced us to the most wonderful humans. >> do you feel like a young rooster? >> characters we'd never forget. >> are we ready? >> and in the field, it was always why don't we or i've got it. and what if i hang in a cliff. start in a freezer. broadcast underwater? he pushed the envelope, keeping us all glued. >> we have a baby dolphin here that has washed ashore. >> if you were an opera singer, he'd hit a high c before a bass note. >> casey anthony. >> students are being urged. >> always on top of breaking news. >> this

and we can now speak to our correspondent max sander, who is standing by in kiev. so max one is the latest that you can tell us about the situation in april. right, so this recent attacker appears to be one of the deadliest attacks against the civilian population ever since the beginning of the full scale invasion of ukraine . the russians may have attempted to target to a heating plant close to the apartment building. but in fact, a most likely a cage 20 to a very on precise ship rock it hits right into this apartment building which then collapsed like a house of cards. with a many people still trapped underneath the rubble. as of now, the death toll stands at roughly $35.00. many, many people doesn't have been injured. many more are still missing and local authorities are now saying that them after 2 nights out in the cold, freezing temperatures for rescue workers, it's going to be harder and harder to find people pull them out from underneath the revel alive. the ukrainian president zalinski said of the rescue mission would go on as long as necessary, and at the

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ideologues like bernie sanders, he had his honeymoon in the soviet union, please remember. as stephen sondheim once wrote i've been to moscow, it's very yeah, well anyway, on the first of may. these ideologues are often invincibly ignorant of the basic economics. not only would a wealth tax be extremely hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating impacts on the entire american economy and the american population. if, say, jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his net worth on taxes every year, he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock. that of course would cause the price of amazon's stock to drastically decline. indeed, just the markets anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, costing bezos far more than 8% of his net worth. amazon stock is held not just by jeff bezos, but directly and indirectly by millions of middle class americans in their 401k accounts, i. r. a. s, pension funds and annuity accounts. about two thirds of corporate stock today is held not by plutocrats but by ordinary americans. multiply jeff bezos what was under a we

senator bernie sanders will talk about the state of america's working class. that is live at 7 p.m. eastern at c-span also live on our free video app and online at c-span.org. are launching a series taking a look at what republicans call the commitment to america. aspects of policymaking, now that republicans are in charge of the house. jael holzman with axios joins us. what was the general policy when it came to energy? guest: republicans are in favor of an energy structure that has more room for renewable energies wind, nuclear. at this time, they are looking to decouple our country from china and the industrial supply chain. host: when it came from the specifics of commitment to america, you talke about building energy from friendly sources and environmental protection committee to make construction easier? guest: as a legislative tactic, senator showed mansion struck a deal to pass the inflation reduction act. republicans have political goals in this and democrats are split on this issue. you have democrats who want to build more renewable energy sources but environmentalists fo

soul of our country's values, and as i prepare to hand over the gavel now to my colleague, senator sanders and the new congress, i want to take a moment today to reflect on the incredible work we have done on our committee and recognize the many people who have made it all possible, especially my colleagues on the committee over the last eight years who worked time and time again across the aisle to solve tough problems together. from health care to education to supporting workers and retirees and working to ensure everyone can live with dignity and respect, the issues that we tackle are the issues families across our country face in their everyday lives. they are the issues i constantly hear about when talking with people back home in washington state, and during my time as the top democrat on this committee, spanning three presidential administrations, we have had so much to talk about. after all, a lot can happen in eight years, especially when you push every day to work with your colleagues and make progress for our families. we have made sweeping changes to help students and families,

for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news. >> and kerry sanders joins us this morning.together. >> it's amazing to think back, i guess it was 1991 when i first had the privilege, the first chance to work with you. i see you there on the right there, that night of hurricane andrew in 1992, and you were underneath a car under an overpass with steve snyder. remember that? you have been an extraordinary journalists and you continue to be that. i want to know, how is it you are able to show so much passion, compassion and intelligence in every single story you do? >> well, thank you for that. i think it comes down to curiosity, and most people don't know that i have -- i have challenges reading because of dyslexia, and anybody that ever looked at my script probably understood that kerry can't spell and sometimes his words are out of order, and when i got a chance and this was the best field trip every day when i got a chance to go feel, taste, touch, engage, and so my learning has been out there that way rather than reading about it or going through a history book. i just fe

this notion of >> bernie sanders. [applause] >> >> please put your hands together for bernie sanders. >> thank you. let me begin by thanking all of you in d.c. for coming out. much appreciated. let me thank c-span for covering this event, and let me also thank everyone who is watching via livestream. as we enter the new year, as congress begins its legislative session next week, and as we have just finished celebrating the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr., one of the great fighters for justice in our nation's history, it is appropriate, it seems to me, that we ask ourselves two very simple questions. questions which are not asked very often. question one. what is everyday life like today for the vast majority of our people? that is, the working class of the country, the middle class of this country, and lower income americans. what are the pains, the struggles and the hopes that these millions and millions of people are striving for? that's question one. question two. what is congress going to do to improve life

there's no one like kerry sanders.ncredible adventures. ♪♪ >> reporter: kerry sanders crisscrossed the planet at warp speed. but on earth, he was our every man. n ego. no fear. >> i'm not looking down. >> he was just a guy asking the questions we would have asked. >> did you know this he purchased these weapons? >> no, i wish i did know. >> oh, how he went there. >> this is where that garbage winds up. much of it plastic. >> one day trekking to the far reaches of the globe and the next -- >> there's more than just cattle. there's a big cat. >> reporter: discovering magic in our own backwards. >> we're headed out to the western cut. >> how do you feel when you see this plastic? >> it's standing on her head. >> reporter: he introduced us to the most wonderful humans. >> it's eerie to be here. >> uh-uh feel their presence right now. >> you feel like a young rooster. >> reporter: characters we'd never forget. >> are we ready? >> reporter: and in the field, it was always why don't we or i've got it and what if i hang from a

joining me now, nina turner, co-chair of bernie sanders' 2020 campaign. scott jennings, former special assistant to george w. bush. and political analyst, john avlon. good to have all of you here tonight, especially on this friday after the week we're seeing, the culmination of so many different instances about ways to attack the so-called wokism. we begin with you nina, because missouri wants to ban critical race theories in schools, even though -- this is an important part -- they want to ban it in schools and teachers say it's not taught in grade schools. i wonder why you think it is that governors and legislatures are moving in this way and pushing back against what they are calling a woke curriculum? >> it's a dog whistle because it's not taught in k-12 educational classrooms. we know that critical race theory is primarily taught in law school. and it is a way to look at the legal constructs of this country, that race is a social construct. and that social construct is not just about individual biases or prejudices, that the whole notion of racism is

sarah huckabee sanders is the newest governor of the state of arkansas.he enacted eight executive orders. they include, reducing rules, and regulations as well as and shading a hiring freeze. what really got people talking are these two orders we've highlighted here. one, a ban on the term latinx, an official government document, and the second, a ban on teaching critical race theory in schools. i want to bring in cnn political commentator, maria cardona, former top aide to mitt romney's presidential campaign, kevin madden, and cnn political analyst, role laura braun lopez is back with us as well. maria, i want to get your reaction here. this term, latinx, is not one that is as prevalent or used or even welcome all the time. correct? >> that is correct. and i actually don't even use it myself, i don't really identify with it. but you know what, if i am talking to a group of young, latinx who will probably have lgbtq in that group, they do identify with the term latinx. and i will absolutely use the term latinx, because i don't want to make anyone feel unw

it is possible cuts for social security, and medicare, joining me now, senator bernie sanders.st briefly, do you think it is the right course for them to welcome trump back? >> look, you have a guy who is a pathological liar, but he's the former president's united states, and he has a right to express his views. >> in a meeting president biden today, to the war in ukraine come up? do you support the president's decision to send 31 abrams tanks? >> it did not come up. mostly, what we were talking about, is assuming position of the health education, labor and pensions committee. and the issues we'll be working on on the committee. >> to repudiate negotiate with them, what do you think that, and the democrats are confused, -- >> once the american people understand what the republican agenda is, i think they're gonna retreat from that agenda. look, we're living in an era of -- billionaires are getting richer, working people are struggling, something like half of older workers in this country have nothing saved for retirement. so the idea that under trump, as you recall, we give a t

bernie sanders on the workers who had suffered and congressman dan goldman on why he says kevin mccarthy is now complicit with the george santos scheme to defraud voters. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new orleans, louisiana. i'm chris hayes, it's the tuesday after martin luther king day, the national day of healing in america. i'm here along with joy reid to co-host a very special town hall tonight at 10 pm eastern here at msnbc. it's going to be fantastic, we are in this amazing space, so i hope you stay to watch. we begin this hour of tonight with this really unsettling news from new mexico. for a trump loving election denying, failed republican politician is now in police custody for his alleged involvement in what appears to be a politically motivated revenge scheme to conspire with or pay for men to carry out a string of albuquerque shootings targeting local democratic politicians. police say, this man, solomon peÑa, was the mastermind behind the four shootings targeting the homes of burn adela county commissioners, adrian barbeau and debbie o'malley, and new m

they won't even allow julian sanders been on this show. people can watch our interviews with them on rumble to the funeral of his friend, vivian, westwood, the famous fashion designer. why given reports of his deteriorating health? ah, are they so intent the british and the americans on keeping him incarcerated? little julian assange emitted a grave crime or he exposed crimes of state. oh, which state power wants to be suppressed. they cannot be tolerated, sher, an attack on the power and dignity of the state authorities. choice had been treated her brutally for years. she was, she actually locked into her, told an embassy, but actually a small apartment are not allowed to do l surrounded by police. the any was put in a prison that said designated for serious offenders. terrorists treat again extremely harsh treatment, the un or upwards her and her plausibly in my view, describes it as a torture repertoire and torture. and then that's an accurate designation is being charged in the united states. a lindsey espionage act. tonight's, it goes

they won't even allow julia sanders been on this show. people can watch our interviews with him on rumble to the funeral of his friend vivian westward, the famous fashion designer. why given reports of his deteriorating health? ah, are they so intense the british and the americans on keeping him incarcerated? the julian assange emitted agrees crime. he exposed crimes of state which state power wants to be suppressed, that cannot be tolerated. it's an attack on the power and dignity of the state authorities chose had been treated very brutally for years. he was socially locked into a told an embassy, but actually a small apartment not allowed to go out surrounded by police. then he was put in a prison that designated for serious offenders. terrorist treat again extremely harsh treatment. the u. n. or a porter and terror, plausibly in my view, describes it as a torture, rubber, tor and torture. and it's an accurate designation. so he's being charged in the united states. lizzy espionage act, sonata goes back to 1917 quarter of the harshest

lauren: bernie sanders bernie sanders sent a letter to moderna saying, look, don't increase the price too much when the covid vaccine hits the commercial market. there's rep reports that they'll charge about $120. the government pays $27. he says if you want to vaccinate people and you're asking the private market to pay that much money, not a good look. it would bring in a lot of money for moderna, which is why the stock is up. the company has not answered bernie sanders' letter. stuart: that's why it's up, thanks. gen z folks think they've cracked the code to a successful life. there's a new social media trend that promising to give people everything they ever wanted without ever really working for it. something for nothing. forgot running around the backyard. one medical group is pushing weight loss surgery to fight childhood obesity. critics outraged, we're on it. one hospital in arizona said migrants racked up $20 million worth of unpaid medical bills. who's going to pay all that off? we're on that one too and it's next. ♪ municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the

senator bernie sanders calls it outrageous. he joins us live. this is what we're watching this hour. thank you so much for being here. i'm kate bolduan. two big stories we're tracking. first, a major outage is causing huge flight disruptions. thousands of flights are delayed or canceled. rue now the faa did lift the ground stop that par liesed domestic air travel. the cause still unclear right now, even as airlines are starting to get flights back up in the air. we're also keeping a very close eye on the deadly storms in california. at least 17 people have been killed from what is now weeks of rain, floods, mudslides, and was some pretty big winds. as bad as it is already, more rain is still on the way. let's start with pete muntean. he's at reagan national airport. pete, a computer outage that absolutely no one needed right now. what is happening? >> reporter: no doubt, kate. the cascading effect is only beginning. 6100 at last check a flightaware of delays. cancellations just hit 1,000. the ntams, those are the bulletins that pilots need, adde

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eh, they saw the statement of the head of their general staff , general sanders, and with a mark forhen warned his ministry of defense that even 14 tanks were being delivered. uh, the british ukraine challenger will create a real hole. in the defense of britain - this is a pier. derail plans to achieve compliance with nato standards and the times. hints that the decision to supply these fourteen tanks. maybe revision general patrick sanders said donating 14 tanks would create gap in the armament of the uk and warned that the army will still fight to fulfill its obligations to nato olya said that the squadron of challenger 2 tanks will not change the course of history, but it is possible to induce germany to allow other european countries to give leopard two tanks to ukraine berlin still refuses to authorize the delivery of german leopard-2 tanks, despite the requests of kiev, vlad is very interesting, and recently they have been making very serious bets on the tank, how is it possible explain, well, we open the combat charter, we read the tank tanks, this is the main striking force o

. >> ainsley: coming up sarah huckabee sanders hitting the ground running signing an executive ordern track. the governor will join us live next. ♪ ♪ hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because the golo plan takes a holistic approach to weight loss. we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight loss because it supports your blood sugar levels between meals so you aren't hungry or fatigued. golo is real, our customers are real, and our success stories are real. we have a 98% satisfaction rating. why not give it a try? ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right, historical race for governor, sarah huckabee sanders hitting the ground running with ten executive orders in the first few weeks and she took office. she joins u

[laughter] lauren: well, thank you, sarah sanders.xecutive order statements one can no more easily remove gender from spanish than one can revive move vowels from -- remove vowels from english. she calls using the word culturally insensitive because latino, latina, right? that's the way you describe men and women in spanish. stuart: so what's latinx? if. lauren: gender neutral because that's -- >> oh. lauren: and she's saying, oh, that's culturally insensitive. that insults the culture. stuart: that's interesting, turning the tables in the -- lauren: yeah, absolutely. stuart: you're doing wrong. lauren: i believe the number was only 3% of hispanics actually identified as latinx, so it's a small number anyway, and most people you talk to, they think latinx is ridiculous. stuart: go for it, governor. now: the social work d. at an elite university is banning the world field, as many conducting field work. they say it has anti-black and anti-immigrant connotation. look, we'll try to explain it, okay? >>> prince harry and meghan will likel

i remember who what was bernie sanders like then? well, we got along well, i he was the speeches you hear today were speeches you heard then and and it showed his passion and his commitment in these areas. i asked him why he was running because it obviously be taken votes for me, said, well, everybody knows you can't win anyway. i can use this to get known. i've always had third and fourth party opponents in my races, my second race, having won nearly cost me the election since they it's been one or 2% of the vote. you know, 1980 you had a close call, you won by 2700 votes. and in your book you write, i was angry that the race had gotten this tight and mad at myself for forgetting how i'd been elected in the first place. how did you been elected in the first place? what was it that you had forgotten? me myself? you know, i've been approached here for for a number of years, tried a lot of cases, murder cases. that area outside, argued more cases in the vermont supreme court than any law firm in in the state at that time. and so i was

just to put food on the table. >> senator bernie sanders, i appreciate your time as always. you. >> thank you. >> the first day and that court for alex murdaugh. he said killing his wife and son. we were in thehe courtroom and we have that next. >> the double murder trial in south carolina alex murdaugh killing his wife and youngest son, began today with prosecutors laying out the evidence. they state includes video taken from their dead son's phone. defense attorney told the jury that the forensics case did not backup the prosecution case. we were in corinth and following it from the beginning. before we get to what was in the opening statements, an exten-- understand the famil should appear. >> and quite interested in putting him. his brothers were there, they have been strong defenders of his, also his only surviving son, buster was in court today. i was sitting right behind him. when he walked in and sat down, alex murdaugh turned around and gave him a thumbs up. as defense finished presenting the opening statement, alex murdaugh turned back around to him and gave him so

sanders intended, starting with his education.ave graduated summa cum laude, with a three point 89 gpa from bird college in 2010, 2013, the document claims here in the nba from new york university, a tremendous impression here, very basic fact checking as determined that was a ally. officials at both schools told our affiliate is no record of him ever attending. moving on to his job history, mr. sanders claimed to work for citigroup, but more than double the revenue is a project manager at goldman sachs. but don't bank on that. very basic fact checking determined that he was also lying about that. republicans, sorry, representatives from both companies told our nbc affiliate there is no record of santos ever having worked at either citibank or goldman sachs. according to the new york times, a small group of all connected republican campaign officials knew that most of george santos's life was a lie will be for the public data, but he insisted on running anyways, and he won. now the list of lies have just gotten longer. it's becomi

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patrick leahy and bernie sanders each have a 64% approval rating in the state of vermont. leahy just retired from the senate and so his successor, peter wells, is a pretty big approval rating to try to fill. but vermont is a solidly democratic state, and we have seen that kind of approval rating before four other democratic senators and solidly democratic states. but who is the most popular democratic senator senator in republican state? and i mean a heavily republican state? don trump on the state of montana by 20 points in 2016, and 16 points in 2020. every statewide officeholder in montana is a republican except democratic senator jon tester, who has a 60% approval rating in the state of montana, where they know he is a democrat. and in a period when president biden's approval ratings have been struggling, john tester's have just been going. up our morning counsel report says that since president biden took office in 2021 jon tester zoom approval rating has improved 12 points driven largely by a surge in support in recent months among independents, 65% of unaffiliated v

we'll have become from bernie sanders.wing the price of the medicine, when they think they could charge what they can charge. >> can lawmakers do something, about it and they kept the cost elected insulin? >> they potentially could. the most affected by the price of drugs or the people who are uninsured. it would help them necessarily through the vaccines either. one thing the government could do, but decided not to do, is purchased a vaccine themselves. and they got the lower price because governors protests purchasing. it the dumbest up five excellence. so now the company could go charge a higher price. soft government could want to lower prices if you find that, but they're not doing that. >> what could this do to the peoples bill to get that booster? the number of americans who got the initial vaccine was something like 80% of americans. but overtime, less and less people are getting the boosters. are now having to pay 100, and 130 bucks. make that even lower. >> certainly, anywhere that it's gonna be difficult to get