sanders institutes. amongst those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the us. also at progressive international, our staff with the record of directing left-wing social movements, such as the corbant movements. in the uk. james schneider was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum, he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rohava. the ziners entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the forme

senator sanders. >> bernie! bernie! bernie! >> senator sanders: i accept your nomination! rnc with the speech that is the longest acceptance speech in human history. and going into this we were told of this was going to be all different. he overhauled his speech especially in light of the harrowing attack he suffered this past weekend. what version of trump did you see? >> senator sanders: i think it was different. i gave up after the first hour and a half, though. you know, what stuns me about these things is how little the real problems of the country are discussed. and help fill real solutions -- how few real solutions are given. basically the speech was about the countries in terrible shape. i'm going to bring wonderful things all of you. you don't know how, why. i'm going to do it. just trust me. that's not the way a democracy should be run. [applause] >> stephen: especially since this, in theory we have had four years. we know exactly. >> senator sanders: you didn't notice. it was the greatest time in history of humankind. >> stephen: i miss that part. >> senator san

sanders institutes.amongst those donated to sanders were largest arms company in the us, also at progressive international, our staff with a record of directing left-wing social movements such as the corbint movement in the uk. james schneider. was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil. reserves, progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rahaver. the zinanis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy

sanders institutes among those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the us. also at progressive international, our staff with a record of directing left-wing social movements, such as the corbant movements. in the uk. james schneider was director of communications for corbin and in the allegedly hard left group momentum, he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy. parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international, while being soft on zionism, is fully bought into the cia operation in rojava. the zinist entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rojava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief of staff, year. golan who said that he did not consider t

sanders institutes. amongst those donated to sanders were the largest arms company in the. also at progressive international, our staff with the record of directing left-wing social movements such as the corbint movement in the uk. james schneider was director of communications. and in the allegedly hard left group momentum he performs the same role at progressive international. one key point of difference is that the us french version promotes the kurdistan democratic party, the kdp. by contrast, the open letter on the pkk shows a different orientation towards supporting the cia, us operation to occupy parts of syria and steal its oil reserves. progressive international while being soft on zionism is fully bought into the cia operation in rohava. the zionis entity itself is ambivalent about the pkk and the rohava operation. in 2017, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, israel opposes the pkk and considers it a terrorist organization. this was interpreted as slapping down the former deputy iof chief o

bernie sanders does what is necessary. when people think of bernie sanders, aoc, a little bit more of the far left what they consider the socialist wing they think of people who are fighting against the democratic party. consider them sometimes outsiders. that is not the case. what we are seeing is you may not always agree on certain levels of progressivism but even within that point you have to understand what is at stake and what could be taken away. within that op-ed what we saw was senator sanders able to lay it bear. they don't agree on both things, they don't see all things similarly. we see the pathway to america's future and we understand what is a threat with the donald trump presidency. that's what matters the most. we need to circle the wagons, democrats need to get on board, we need to stop acting like this is a red cell presidency where everybody gets arose. that's not what this is. joe biden has so he is in this to win and he's not going anywhere. it's time democrats understand. >> there was this written in t

you heard from your colleague, senator bernie sanders.e said he's not going to meet with senator warren and the democratic colleagues about the future of the ticket. you've been talking to former president trump, your ally in recent days, and you even played a little golf with trump. what's the view from senate republicans and especially from former president trump about what's happening across the aisle? >> well, i think most of us are concerned of the national security implications of this debate about president biden's health. bernie sanders' problem with biden he's not liberal enough. 70% of the public believes that president biden's not mentally and physically capable of being president. 70% of the people believe the nation's on the wrong track. most democrats are worried about biden winning the election. i'm worried about biden being the commander in chief of the next four months. we're having a meeting with nato in washington next week. on october the 7th, israel's attacked by hamas. october 8th, president biden gives an interview

sanders: let me thank all the panelists. this was an interesting and informative hearing and touches on the fundamental debate we're having i think as a nation. it's health care a human right and available to all people or should we look at health care as an opportunity for large insurance companies and drug companies to make tens and tens of billions of dollars? that's a debate we have not resolved at this hearing to take it forward but want to thank all the panelists for their testimony. this is the end of our hearing today. for any senators that wish to ask additional questions or questions for the record, 10 business days, july 25 by 5:00 p.m. and ask unanimous consent to enter into the record one statement in support of addressing the medical debt crisis in america. the committee stands adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024]. was. host: welco >> we are going to leave to take you now live to a briefing in milwaukee on the attempted assassination of former president trump. live coverage here o

i am sarah huckabee sanders.pplause] and before i get started, i want to say, i have always been proud to stand with president trump, but never have i been more proud than to stand with him right now tonight. not even an assassin's bullet that stop him. god almighty intervened because america is one nation under god, and he is certainly not finished with president trump. and our country is better for it. i am here tonight as america's youngest governor -- [cheers and applause] the first woman to lead to the great state of arkansas, and most importantly, a mom to three amazing kids! when i was president trump's white house press secretary, the best job, i got the chance to take my 4-year-old son huck to bring your kid to work day, much like jill now drags joe to bring your husband to work day. and while i was briefing the president on the upcoming event in the oval office, all of the kids were attending that day gathered in the rose garden getting ready to meet him, and we were walking out onto that beautiful perf

chair sanders? >> senator murphy? >> thank you so much for having this hearing and thank you for being here. senator cassidy, thank you for putting it together as well. i worked on this two decades. i led connecticut's first effort to put in place debt consumer practices when i was a state legislature and compared the public health committee and excited to have introduced a bipartisan piece of legislation with senator braun, the medical debt transparency act that would make a number of incremental but important reforms for the current system. one of the things we've seen in connecticut, for instance, is sunlight often changes providers who have extraordinarily high rates of referring claims to debt collection agencies well outside of the state mean better practices and when we took our state reform effort, yale new haven was an outlier, being much more aggressive in collecting debt and frankly now they're one of the most consumer friendly hospitals because of sunlight. danbury hospital was at the top of the list but i

sander? >> sandra: we are expected see southern j.d.lexis who has what we may see very shortly. >> hi, sander, an exciting day for j.d. vance and his family yesterday when we saw him take the floor in milwaukee at they are public and national convention he looked pretty emotional, had some tears in his eyes as he stood there by his wife's side hearing the crowd clapped and chant "make america great again" but as you know, sander and john, j.d. vance has not always been a big trump supporter although now he is a strong ally. many people asking him questions of exactly why he had been full plopping on, watch. >> i said some bad things about donald trump ten years ago but i think it's actually important to be able again to admit you are wrong. to make a good case to the american people, people who may have been skeptical of the president back in 2016. who can be skeptical now that we've seen the results? >> skeptical no more this morning j.d. vance and his family spotted walking around downtown milwaukee. just a regular guy out for a strol

sanders: the senate sen.anders: the senate committee will come to order and i want to thank everyone for being here, especially our panelists. it is no secret, i think, to most americans that our current health care system is broken, it is dysfunctional, it is a cruel system. it's the only system in the industrialized world that does not guarantee health care to all people and yet we end up spending twice as much per capita on health care as the people of other nations and the result of all of that is that our life expectancy is significantly lower than many other countries and our health care outcomes are often worse. but today we are going to be talking about one of the most outrageous and cruelest aspect of this dysfunctional health care system and that is that people who suffer and are trying to deal with terrible illnesses, cancer, heart disease, whatever, not only have to struggle to try to get well, struggle to get the treatment that they need, but then in the midst of all that, they're consumed with t

senator sanders, thank you very much for your perspective.for having me. appreciate it. >> now i want to bring in democratic senator chris coons of delaware, a biden campaign co-chair, welcome back to "meet the press". >> thank you, kristen, it's good to be on with you on this somber morning. >> it is really great to have your perspective on this morning even though it is difficult for everyone. we heard the forceful, full-throated condemnation by president biden about this political violence saying it cannot be tolerated. this has to end. what do you think needs to happen moving forward and how might this horrific moment impact the 2024 campaign? >> well, kristen, there have been too many close calls in the time that i've been in congress, as you referenced earlier there was the tragic day when steve scalise was shot, my close friend jeff flake and the conservative congressman came back to the capitol and i'll never forget standing with him and praying with him as he was in his baseball uniform and spattered with the blood of congressman sca

she's left of bernie sanders how do you even get there.e biden speak tonight that said the great thing about america is here kings and dictators do not rule the people do. look sean everywhere and he read from that teleprompter at that point was a dripping with hypocrisy because in this very situation that's what happened. he had party bosses and liberal elites checking the box in saying get out joe we are going to coordinate kemal a harris at the end of the day when the american people get to know her ill realize where they never got over 3% when she ran for president herself. they want commonsense policies they want trump back in office they want to secure the borders stable prices in peace through strength. when she had her first test is defective coordinated presidential candidate of the democratic party she failed and failed miserably just like she has as borders are and just as she has another situations failed refusing to show up to preside over the joint session there with 1 of our great allies in the only beacon of democracy and h

hey, you know who auto, you know who the author of this text is, senator bernie sanders, the leader of the left, this is one of the leading ones, but this is the leader of the left circle in the democratic party of people who did not support joseph biden, as a rule, it means that these people were scared and as you understand, such a text, it means that... processes are taking place in the democratic party that even we do not fully understand, because if bernie sanders, at a moment when it seems possible to replace joseph biden with a more left-wing candidate, uh, expresses his support for him, then this means that, in principle, in principle joseph biden, who has huge chances not only leave candidates, but also to win the elections. and who is shaking the situation in the democratic party then? it has passed, on last saturday we determined that it was at that time, it was still the left wing. ugh. and at this moment, who, who is so wavering, who so much does not understand that for their political power, such a wavering can end in failure not only for biden, but also for the democrats

bernie sanders said: while israel commits one of the worst human crimes in history, financial aid is provided to israel. this american senator of jewish descent added that when we ignore what is happening in gaza and believe netanyahu's words, and when we ignore the crimes against humanity in the gaza strip, how can the united states criticize other countries in the world and we no longer what credibility do we have to criticize the behavior of other countries, sanders and netanyahu for violating the law? international and humanitarian in gaza and the american government in complicity with israel. matt also emphasized that america should not help the war criminal to continue these tragedies. bernie sanders emphasized: the purpose of the gaza war is to destroy the lives of palestinians and what is happening in the gaza strip, racial cleansing and war crimes, and the perpetrators of this crime, and netanyahu at the top, should be punished. the former war minister of the zionist regime said: the economy of this regime is collapsing. lieberman said that israel is facing a threat to its e

i researched this, she is in some ways to the left of bernie sanders, because bernie sanders resistedbuster, so she could pass the green new deal. she laughed at biden in 2020 at a debate you know the constitution obstacle to instituting gun ban. she has no regard for institutions or our constitution i think that actually surpasses bernie sanders. larry: zero edge, tyler dudderren, i'm do you read him? abolished i.c.e. compared i.c.e. to the kkk ban fracking, defund the police, health care to illegals, ban private health insurance. this is quite a track record. >> it is and her track record for the last 3 1/2 years is absolutely zero. what has she done? it is amazing to me that the media who has just been so substantially embarrassed by covering up joe biden's mental deficiencies now is completely on board with literally erasing her history. for example, she now is being touted in some quarters being a law and order candidate. yet when she was in california she actually supported proposition 47 which like alvin bragg, basically decriminalize ad whole lot of things and made the state m

are taking place in the democratic party that even we do not fully understand. because if bernie sanders, at a moment when it seems possible to replace joseph biden with a more left-wing candidate, speaks out in support of him, then it is... that in principle, in principle, joseph biden, who has a huge chance not only to leave the candidates, but also to win the election , who is shaking the situation in the democratic party then, it was last saturday , we determined that at that time there were, was still, the left wing, uh, at this moment, who is a good good question, does not understand that for their political power, such a shake-up can end in failure not only for biden, but also for the democrats in general, because there are also elections, elections in november there will be not only the president, there will also be elections for the congress of the united states of america, and if the democrats will demonstrate such disunity, then they may lose the presidential election and again the election before... who is shaking all this ? well, so there are people who may consider that rep

sarah huckabee sanders, the governor of arkansas, senator marco rubio and the keynote speaker is lara trump. let's go on the floor and get our first look at that, senior national correspondent tom llamas is there. hi there. >> good evening, great to be with you tonight. i want to show you the first look that we have of the new trump/vance campaign signs. the ticket is official. former president donald trump, senator j.d. vance, you see the signs, the two men are in the vip box there. former president trump turned around, talking to senator j.d. vance. you know, when the former president walked in, i got to say, there was a vibe shift in here. you know, he looked different. he looked like he was happier. more into it. you can imagine two days after surviving that assassination attempt, he came in here. he looked almost a little stunned like he was taking it all in. today, happier, smiling. the vibe here also, the electricity, it feels like the energy level is much higher today. i don't know what changed but you have the speakers, the team of rivals. when vivek ramaswamy delivered his s

she is bernie sanders intense the country should be worried.hore drilling, and hizer taxes -- higher taxes that is where they have to go, she south of mainstream. larry: speaking of her top supporters senator warren said that with certainty, a president harris would go for amest iny and citizenship for 10 or 11 million illegals. >> if there is any other question she is not border czar that is evidence she is anarchist candidate. she abandoned border, and supported bail fund, get those rioter in 2020 off the hook, she in some ways to the left of bernie sanders. bernie sanders resisted getting rid of the filibuster, she wanted to get rid of filibuster to pass the green new deal, and laughed at biden in 2020 when she said the constitution is an obstacle, she has no regard for our constitution that surpasses bernie sanders. >> zero hedge -- you head him? abolish i.c.e., compare i.c.e. to kkk, bans fracking, that is too easy defund police. healthcare po illegals, ban private health insurance. quite a track record. >> it is, and her track record of l

i'm sarah huckabee sanders. [applause] before i get started, i want to say i have always been proud to stand with president trump. but never have i been more proud than to stand with him right now tonight. [applause] not even an assassin's bullet could stop him. god almighty intervened because america is one nation, under god and he is certainly not finished with president trump. our country is better for it. i'm here tonight is america's youngest governor, -- as america's youngest governor. the first woman to lead the great state of arkansas. most importantly, a mom to three amazing kids. when i was president trumps white house press secretary, i got a chance to take my four-year-old son to bring my kid to work day, much like jill drags joe to bring your husband to work day. [applause] while i was briefing the president on the upcoming events in the oval office, all of the kids who were attending that day gathered in the rose garden, getting ready to meet him. we were walking out into that beautiful colonnade a

bernie sanders' office was set on fire by a group, and mr. sanders pointed out that if, for example, my colleagues or him somehow, being in the office, it was possible for them to lose their lives, so why so much at that time? we didn't have widespread reactions. well, that was the atmosphere in the democratic party, and that condemnation could be seen in their views, but what happened in the republican party was much more remarkable than the first hour of the figures close to mr. trump from their son. he took donald trump jr., who came and assigned this story to the left movement in a way , and in a way, his own exploitation, which continued to be written by figures like mr. j. diddy vance, a famous republican senator in the state of ohio, or mrs. margery. taylor green, who is somehow a republican representative in the house of representatives the faces came and made this story clear, apart from condemning the appointment of mr. biden , which means saying these statements in recent weeks and months , and in a way, the actions of the biden ca

in the past our, bernie sanders put out a new op ed in the new york times with an unequivocal endorsement of president biden and we'll have more on that in a moment. as the season heats up, they are hitting the trail in pennsylvania this afternoon. vice president harris will speak in philadelphia in the next 2 1/2 hours or so well donald trump will speak in butler. here is a live look at the city of milwaukee which officials are prepping for the republican national convention and trump is teasing his pick for the vice presidential running mate saying it is down to the north dakota governor and senators marco rubio, jd vance and tim scott. we do have some new numbers. 24 million people watched the post natal press conference thursday. with the wind at his back he shifted his focus to trump at the friday campaign stop in detroit. >> he has filed bankruptcy six times. he even went bankrupt running a casino and i didn't think that was possible. and doesn't the house always win in a casino? >> one of the presidents allies reaffirming support same for democrats this election should be home the

governor sarah huckabee sanders, members of the arkansas delegation. and mr. charles king. good afternoon, everyone. as speaker of the house, it is my great pleasure to welcome you all to statuary hall as we honor one of america's true heroes. i'd like to extend a special welcome to those who are gathered at second baptist church. little who are joining us online. that's that's a great thing as well. our capital is filled with monuments. our history and and those inside could teach us about where were where we are and where we are going as a people. we've had roger williams at washington in mount vernon, lincoln and gettysburg. and starting today, we have daisy bates in little rock. now, it's always a long to get a statue here in the capitol, but thanks to so many of you all, mrs. daisy bates and you know, she like to be called mrs. bates. we'll hear about that takes her rightful place in the hallowed grounds of american. thank you all sincerely for joining us for this very special occasion occasion. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation. the colors by the

. >> after sanders. i think it's going to be after sanders. oh, yes, sorry about that. so, she just lit up the hall, madeline brame, grabbed this convention and lifted it up on one of the key scenes, themes of this convention, the disorder at the border and the crime that they think is out of control. statistics show crime is down, but there is something in the air in the country, peel f peop here that is out of control and as she described her ordeal and her anger and her sense of betrayal, this convention was just lit up. >> just over terry's shoulder, terry, thank you, is governor sarah huckabee sanders who, of course, was the public face of the trump campaign in the early years. let's listen. >> not even an assassin's bullet could stop him. [ cheers and applause ] god almighty intervened because america is one nation under god and he is certainly not finished with president trump. [ cheers and applause ] and our country is better for it. i am here tonight as america's youngest governor, the first -- [ cheers and applause ] the first woman to lead the great state of

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she's rated far more liberal than bernie sanders.'s now trying to get rid of her record and she can't and saying thank you. she doesn't believe and if she got in, she'd destroy this country so fast. pete: guess who's really disappointed by that? ainsley: someone so offended. pete: bernie said i'm the socialist and i have to be the most liberal. here's bernie sanders reacting to not being the most progressive. >> he said harry was more to the left than -- harris was more to the left than bernie sanders. can you believe that? do you believe that? >> i would hope when he said can you believe it people said no. t not true and once again tram subpoena lying. trump is lying. let me just simply say that for better or for worse, kamala harris is not more progressive than me. charlie: i like that he says for better or worse. he's still holding out that he's flexing like he's boasting. oh, no, i'm more progressive. ainsley: gov track took this off their website now. charlie: all you need to know about the media. they're all the same and they k

bernie sanders' office was set on fire a couple of months ago, and mr.ders he pointed out that if, for example, my colleagues and that team were somehow in the office, it was possible that they would lose their lives, so why so many at that time? we didn't have these widespread reactions. well, it was an atmosphere that somehow existed in the democratic party, and that condemnation could be seen in their views, but what happened in the republican movement was much more significant. it was from the very first hour that figures close to mr. trump came and assigned this story to the left movement in a way, and in a way he exploited himself until later, figures like mr. j. diddy vance to a famous republican senator in ohio state or miss margaret. that in some way a republican representative in the house of representatives of these figures came and openly discussed this story apart from condemning the appointment of mr. biden, which means saying these statements in recent weeks and months and in a way the actions of biden's campaign that have brought america

, the leader of the left forces of the democratic party, it is really important, and bernie sanders read this article of his in the new york times yesterday, he listed on half a page of the newspaper his, his where he does not have agree with biden, but i don't agree with this, with that, with that, with that, but i supported him, supported him, will support him, i urge everyone to support him, by the way, another left-wing leader did the same. oleksandria kaziva cortez of the democratic party, a congresswoman who told television reporters, just publicly, very, very firmly, whether she supports biden and calls for an end to all this talk about biden leaving the election race. this is important because the left wing of the democratic party, although it is not the majority in the democratic party, but it is his, you know, he always speaks very, very loudly, he can be heard, and this... it is important for the democratic party, because those, the voters of the democratic party, to be united around, around the idea of ​​supporting a single candidate , so that this struggle is stopped. the fa

she's rated far more liberal than bernie sanders.nd sounds] and she's now trying to get rid of her record, but she can't. she's going out and saying she doesn't believe it, and if she ever got in, she'd destroy this country so fast. pete: well, who's taking issue with that? bernie sanders. he said, i must be -- if i'm a socialist -- ainsley: it's me, i'm the winner! i'm the winner, i'm the most socialist. pete: which vote did i miss? ainsley: i want a .0. pete: he was asked. listen. >> said harris was more to the left than bernie sanders, can you believe that? if deal that? [laughter] >> and i would hope that when he said can you believe that people said, no, we can't believe it, because it's not true. once again, trump is lying. you know, let me just simply say that for better or for worse, kamala harris is not more progressive than me. if. charlie: you know, and the thing about the gov track thing that i think is so important is that a lot of people, even people who support donald trump, complain how he is always attacking the medi

she is to the left of bernie sanders. her views are so far away from o the average american that i am very confident that asth the american people discoverat a real kamala, note wa the washington news media come carter, not the how the hollywood movie made up common they find the real kamala. well, how was she? how she's voted, what bill she introduced, what she has said. i think she will melt like george mcgovern and mike dukakis, because i thinkican the average american will not want to have a radical san francisco candidate who personifies everything, first of all, which has destroyed san francisco. i mean, people will go thereok now and look at the human in the stree at cet. look at the drugs, syringes in the street. look at how much they then of population of homeless has exploded. homelessthat's the city that shs the district attorney in. she represents its values. and by the way, she only got to be the presidentialo candidate because the super bus of san francisco, nancy pelosi,o and powered joe bide jn and just br

, the leader of the left forces of the democratic party, this is really important, and bernie sander, i read this article of his in the new york times yesterday, he listed on half a page of the newspaper his own, where he does not agree with biden, but i do not agree with that, with that with that, with that, but i supported him, i support him, i will support him, i urge everyone to support him, the same thing, by the way, they did something else. the leader of the left wing of the democratic party, oleksandria kaziva kertesz , congresswoman, who told television reporters very publicly and very firmly that she supports biden and calls for it. to stop all this talk of biden getting out of the race, that's important because the left wing of the democratic party, it 's not the majority of the democratic party, but it's, you know, it's very, very loud, it's always heard, and and it is important for the democratic party, those voters of the democratic party, to be united around, around the idea of ​​supporting a single candidate. to stop this fight, the fact is that joe biden has enough, w

saturday bernie sanders from vermont. that is "all in" for tonight. sunday, i will host a special episode of "velshi", where i will break down 2025, the heritage foundation's blueprint for the next presidency. on sunday, you can also catch me 7:00 p.m. for a special prime time hours digging into the issues, and stakes heading into the final 100 days of the 2024 campaign season. but, before all of that, before we can get into our weekend, you have at least one more obligation and that is to watch "alex wagner tonight" -- which starts right now. od

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president biden, vermont senator bernie sanders out with a new attack on the high sticker price of glpeight loss drugs, saying novo and lilly need to stop, quote, ripping off the american people. the pair calling the price of treatment unkons bly high compared to what patients in other countries pay. with u.s. list prices well above $1,000 for a month's supply of the injectables. if obesity drugs captured even half their market, they say, patients would pay more than what americans spent on all prescriptions in 2022. biden and sanders calling to extend medicare price negotiations to 50 drugs, up from the ten currently on the list. and also today, by the way, lilly's alzheimer's drug getting fda approval, expected to cost $32,000 for 12 months of treatment. so, with all this news, less than six months before the presidential election, should investors be bracing for more pressure on pharma? and that, of course, is what investors tend to think, that as we go into an election cycle, all the pharmaceutical companies have targets on their back because of high drug pricing. >> i think it's a

senator bernie sanders had something to say about that earlier this week.look. >> if kamala harris gets in, she will be the most extreme radical liberal president in american history. as a senator, harris was ranked number one most far left democrat in the entire senate, and that includes bernie sanders. do you believe that? she is more liberal than bernie sanders. i didn't think you could get more liberal. she is substantially more liberal. >> it is just possible for the 83rd thousandth time that frump is lying. no i don't think that is the case. i think that the vice president had a very strong record in the u.s. senate, a strong record working with president biden in the administration, but no i don't quite think that her record is where mine is in terms of being progressive. >> joining me now, democratic congressman from california, robert garcia. he is a member of the oversight committee and as i welcome you, you are a member of the progressive caucus, as well. so here's the question. what do you think of donald trump and republican attempts to define

host: that was bernie sanders from yesterday. we are talking your calls. carlos in california, independent line. caller: good morning, mimi. can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: i will talk about the shooting but i did want to talk about am perkins -- mr. perkins particularly the last caller why southern baptists have not, r reference, every church of beers of jesus christ is supposed to represent jesus christ and since jim crow and slavery, why haven't they reached out just as much as they have been able to deal with this abortion thing and try to get legislation, why haven't they reached out to the black community or even the indians, black people have to step back to even the indians, since they are reference of jesus christ have haven't they put that fervor -- they talk about every life is ok. then, war, you know. we drop bombs and kill innocent people. we don't hear them talking about that. i will just leave it there. will perkins, i don't think you really represent the jesus christ i believe in. host: there's a new statement by the director of

of kamala harris when she was a united states senator, she cosponsored and fully supported bernie sanders radical takeover of american healthcare. that would have added 32 georgia 35 chilean dollars debt already. she cosponsored a fully sponsored this radical marine new deal which would cost the american people almost

and senator sanders, it's great to have you here tonight. you just heard president biden delivering that a dress and at the end of it saying that he has made his pick and endorsing vice president harris to succeed him. you have yet to endorse her. are you prepared to do so tonight are going to work as hard as i can to see that donald trump's most dangerous president in american history is defeated and the kamala harris is in fact the next president of the united states. >> but before i make a formal announcement i just want to make certain that the vice president is going to be campaigning on issues that the working class of this country are working class that has long been forgotten, needs to hear and i want to just make sure that the vice president will be working with president biden with me and others to demand that the wealthiest people in this country start paying their fair share of taxes. that when we have 50% of our elderly people living on 30,000 a year or less than we expand social security benefits by lifting the cap on taxable i

bernie sanders has been one of the most forceful defenders of president biden since that debate. it's actually been pretty remarkable to watch here to sunday. former opponent exactly. and he had a sunday show appearance. and then last night with me, we had a very lengthy back and forth over this and he kept turning back to the issues that he very clearly wants president biden and to articulate his message very differently than he has been. he wasn't saying it was a great debate performance. he said the biden campaign is not doing what he thinks they need to be doing. he said that he does believe biden can beat donald trump come november only if he talks about certain issues that bernie sanders obviously cares so much about the retirement crisis in america, social security, affordable housing and these issues. but the question also is biden being the messenger himself, not just what the messages and what the issues is and that concern, but it is remarkable to see bernie sanders come out and be as forceful as he was in his defense of joe biden, someone who is always kind of had a s