sanders: thank you. that makes me very happy. >> i would like to appeal to you and ask how can we prioritize rights for women and girls of color in that u.s. [applause] sen. sanders: what is going on now is so important. important that we not allow ourselves to accept this as normal. all right? right now, as you know, in the health bill that was passed on thursday in the house, they want to defund planned parenthood. taking away the choice of of 2.5 million women. donald trump just announced he is going to be thinking about aid to historically black colleges and universities. did you know that? we do not know what the repercussions are but he thinks that kind of funding maybe unconstitutional. we have jeff sessions as our attorney general, who thinks that maybe we have not been aggressive enough on the war on drugs, which has been devastating to minority communities all over this country. so, you are quite right. not to mention that the -- there is a war against women's rights for the control of their ow

senator sanders, what advice you have for us? senator sanders: well, just two points. we do have, going back to somebody who preceded president carter by a few years, is dwight d. eisenhower. you all remember what he said in his farewell remarks and that is beware -- in so many words -- of the military industrial complex. and if you think the military industrial complex was strong when he left in 1960, it is far, far stronger. do not kid yourself. when we expand military spending and develop new weapons systems, there are corporations making huge amounts of money. billions of dollars in profits. the oversight of these defense contractors is minimal. oftentimes they will tell you they will do a weapon system for x dollars and it will be two or three times than that. massive overruns. a lot of corruption going on there. i think i would get back to the point i made earlier. what this country is hungry for is a vision which says, no, we are not going to spend $700 billion a year on the military when we have veterans sleeping out on the street. kids can't afford to go to co

sanders:: sen. president carter just open up the door for me not to let you up the hope that is late. you are in the senate, we have a people's movement for sure. you have a huge platform from which you can speak. we heard today for -- from russia about the danger of silence. that we have to seek in what is going on in the world. we have to highlight this regression of human rights happening globally, even in our own country. senate,embers of the your own colleagues, who are looking at ways the senate and bring the power of the senate. after vietnam we had the church committee that made an important reforms in the cia. i realize it is an uphill battle right now with this administration but we have to think ahead. can we rely on the late-night amendment -- the lay high -- leahy amendment? is that something? theoretically. it is important, as the president just said, that even though we might be in the minority our voices have to be loud and clear. the united states should not be funding military dict

bernie sanders had been on the ballot. you are right, the democratic party became too beholden to wall street, too beholden to the same people that fueled and fund the republican party. and also identified too much -- got too much into the way you it up, they used to sum as identity politics and not being out there fighting for basic working-class americans. that's always been the base of the democratic party. that has to be the focus. with bernieght now and with chuck schumer with nancy pelosi and with tom perez, that's with the democratic party is getting back to. and they have to. my show is in 100% support of our labor unions, i don't know which one you belong to, but if you talk to those labor leaders, the national unions supported hillary. most of them. the locals, the guys in the trenches and the guys in the factory lines in the guys on the construction site supported bernie sanders in the primary. and when he lost, they went to donald trump. this editorial from the new york times, quote american retreat. america ma

i was a sanders supporter. i could not vote for hillary or support hillary because of her war record. i supported sanders based on his voting record and his authentic qualities. when i went to the sanders rally in then -- in denver, i talked to just literally 100 people walking the line. a lot of young people, it also a lot of people my age. because he them why, was really well reasoned and thought out and articulate. it was his record in regards to fair pay and health care. in dayton, ohio, i went to a truck rally because i was interested in the way people think. i let people know i was a sanders supporter. nobody threw stones or anything like that. they were very receptive. when i talked to the people at the truck rally, a lot of former delphi workers who were out of jobs and of course they would not tell me -- what i heard from trump supporters were the issue of jobs and fair pay and then when i let them know as a sanders supporter, many of them loved sanders and what he stood for. many of them would say wel

joining us now bernie sanders wife jane sanders. for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. >> it's an awful situation. have you been able to verify that the shooter in this case did, in fact, volunteer with the bernie sanders presidential campaign? >> i haven't, but his facebook indicates that he had. along with tens of thousands of other people. that's neither here nor there. people volunteered and supported various candidates. this is completely unacceptable. this is not the answer. violence is never the answer. wolf, you know, we've been -- bernie and i have been very vocal about the politics of personal destruction and this is it to the extreme. this is not okay. and it's certainly not what bernie preaches. we've had rallies with 1. million peop 1.5 million people and there was not violence at the rallies or afterwards. this is a person that was troubled and certainly not indicative of his supporters. >> and certainly full of a lot of hate as we saw from some of those facebook postings. is there a chance, jane, that you or the s

sanders: i have not had a chance to dig into thatms. sanders:. let me take kristin, i did call on her. >> if syria is poised to launch another chemical weapons attack, isn't that an acknowledgment that the airstrike in april did not work? ms. sanders: i think that our goal every day is to do what we forms protect life in all and to take steps to move the ball forward in defeating isis, defeating all efforts of terrorism. i think the statement yesterday helped to do that. persuadeikes did not bashar al-assad. ms. sanders: i don't know that it didn't, based on what we know at this point. >> was there a principals meeting, a deputy meeting before that statement was issued? ms. sanders: i know that there was a routine meeting that took place yesterday. i don't believe there was anything beyond that yesterday. be careful letting nbc set your standards. does the white house believe there are other russia related stories from major outlets that have not been retracted and are just as false, including the february 14 story in the new york times about inc

liz: do you think the sanders family is thinking sanders is in trouble here? >> i do.tigation, again, corroborates what the allegations are, she is in a whole host of trouble. especially with that blank fraud and with anything cross state lines. liz: emily, we love having you go on. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: okay. next up, we have this story for you. seattle's new $15 minimum wage hike, it may be causing workers there to lose their jobs. we have a new study that says the fight for 15 crowd, they've got it all wrong. we've got the details next ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket me

you saw bernie sanders speaking there, we saw bernie sanders tweet saying the violence has to stop. >> nancy cordes we're going to go back to you on capitol hill. you're hearing that members of congress had been worried about security, true? >> yes, reuben gallego just came out a few minutes ago and told us members have been getting a lot of death threats in that meeting and they asked in that meeting about the possibility of using campaign funds to take for security. so this is clearly a widespread concern and had been before this morning's incident. we have heard a thumb of lawmakers today say that they are shake.up, that they are concerned about their personal safety when they walk around, that they're more concerned than they were just a few hours ago. and a number of them have also expressed deep concern about the political atmosphere in this country. and political rhetoric. and the way that it can spin people up, pit people against each other and in some cases obviously pit people against their members of congress, gayle. >> hearing that from both sides of the aisle? >> reuben g

b c and they're smearing bernie sanders or progressives are saying they're violent or other sexist or they're bernie bros just remember that is a tiny tiny tiny minority inside the democratic party those are eight percent of the democratic party or as johnny calls them the hate percent. i want to ask you in this in this system we now have this kleptocracy rule by thieves obviously money in politics is a huge huge problem a huge impetus for it but do you feel that that the money you know gets into politics and corrupt system or does capitalism inevitably allow the state to be envelop by the money interests and. do you think. you know i'm not smart enough to know what i do know the effects of money in politics and i do know that capitalism right now is eating itself right so general pace those who's an eighty billionaire who brings us the news hey yeah i had a fear i don't think an eighty billionaire who's got an economic model that amazon that's built on destroying local economies really wants to be a muckraker do you really think that guy wants to be a muckraker so that's yeah that's

when i think of bernie sanders i think of him supporting work and workers. and so what do you think about redistribution? >> i am for redistribution of power, right, and for building social goods. and in the process of building the money necessary to get the social goods we will have to reduce to be wealthy but i agree with you, the redistribution of wealth is a byproduct of the policies i want picus unnecessarily the main goal. in the project of building up the power of workers is workers are able to press man's which redistribute wealth. i think of it not as the main effect. i would agree with the concept. i would also say this is the reason why i think the idea that federal job security is much more powerful and dangerous idea, and also more politically palatable than ideas that are now like a universal base of income. somewhat ideal scenario would be federal jobs guarantee, plus a basic income for those engaging in care work or other work or other work traditionally not valued enough by society, who are unable to work but fundamentally i think that we ar

[applause] >> good evening, senator sanders. let me first date my name isort meryl and i'm from bahrain. i would many of your international supporters when you are running for the election. my question to you and i want to challenge you a little bit on this, i think, many of us, your supporters was in the us and outside were quite surprised when you sign on to the letter about israel to the secretary-general of the united nations. my question, i guess, is why i saw your interview when you made the comparison about saudi arabia, which i clearly understand, given that i'm from the gcc but the comparison would be the same senators what they had signed on to a letter if it had been about the apartheid government of south africa. thank you. >> the reason why i find on was simple. the thrust of the letter to my mind was not to defend israel. that's what was the media picked up on or not to suggest that israel does not have serious human rights violation but to suggest that if the human rights commission or committee at the un is going

bernie sanders old. but bernie sanders popular, very popular. their own party there and here and now suddenly finding new traction and respect everywhere. conservatives be wise to take note because the one thing these so-called kids do get, showing up for protests matters but showing up the polls, oh, matters a lot more. good night. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." another blockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the f

i am a former bernie sanders surrogate.this person supported bernie sanders as much as he supported tim kaine but the reality is we have an epidemic, mental health epidemic in our country and when you look at all the situations and there has been a lot of studies that it's reported on this usually comes back to someone who is isolated was not interacting with people. a lot of reports of a person being lonely and had a history of domestic violence and the charges were dropped. that was in the state where they they -- domestic violence. so you know you have to look at the history of the person and whatever political vehicle or whatever vehicle it is -- kennedy: is the fulcrum. >> the problem with "the news york times" editorial is it's why trump and get away with screaming fake news every time a story comes out that he doesn't like. there's enough bad journalism out there that it's easy to make people believe it's all bad in the times did itself no favors here. i don't know what the hell they were thinking. kennedy: tell me w

i am a former bernie sanders surrogate.this person supported bernie sanders as much as he supported tim kaine but the reality is we have an epidemic, mental health epidemic in our country and when you look at all the situations and there has been a lot of studies that it's reported on this usually comes back to someone who is isolated was not interacting with people. a lot of reports of a person being lonely and had a history of domestic violence and the charges were dropped. that was in the state where they they -- domestic violence. so you know you have to look at the history of the person and whatever political vehicle or whatever vehicle it is -- kennedy: is the fulcrum. >> the problem with "the news york times" editorial is it's why trump and get away with screaming fake news every time a story comes out that he doesn't like. there's enough bad journalism out there that it's easy to make people believe it's all bad in the times did itself no favors here. i don't know what the hell they were thinking. kennedy: tell me w

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sanders: thank you. [cheering] sen.anders: you know and i know these are tough times for our country. i do want to say that standing up. looking out at the beautiful people in front of me, i have enormous confidence in the future of our country. [applause] begin byers: let me congratulating the graduating class of 2017. today is an important day in your lives, something i know you have worked very hard to achieve and i want to wish all of you the very best of luck in your future endeavors. -- i not be strangled [laughter] sen. sanders: not only do i think you have a right to read on the grass, i think speakers have a right not to have their stuff around their throats. i want, on behalf of my wife and pray that see and to you all live healthy and happy lives doing the work that you enjoy, surrounded in love by family and friends. let me thank president michelle anderson, nicole haas, the brooklyn college administration, faculty and staff, and all of you for inviting jane and me back to brooklyn where we were both born an

you saw sanders speaking there. we saw bernie sanders 22 et. saying -- tweet. saying the violence has to stop. >> nancy, we'll go back to you on capitol hill because y hearing that members of congress were worried about security. >> reporter: that's right. ruben who was in the all members briefing just came out a few minutes ago and told us that members have been getting a lot of death threats lately and they asked in the meeting ing about the possibility of using campaign funds to pay for security. so this is clearly a widespread concern. and had been before this morning's incident. we heard a number of law makers today say that they are shaken up. that they are concerned about their personal safety when walk around. that they're more concerned than just a few hours ago. and a number deep concern about the political atmosphere in the country and political rhetoric and the way that it can spin people up, put people against each other, and in some cases obviously pit people against their members of congress. >> reporter: you're hearing that on both sides of the

the environment includes photos of bernie sanders. sanders spoke on the senate floor. >> i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act. >> a local newspaper reported that the suspect sent letters railing against republican policy. he wrote, i never said that life sucks but only the policies of the republicans. >> melissa: obviously those are motives, is there other things you learn about motive hashtag >> ? >> this morning we never got anything specific on motives or whether there was a threat. >> we never had any information like this to believe that this would occur. we had no threats before. it's too early to tell if they were targeted or not. >> also today, james hodgkinson was a member of their trade association, and he lived in bellevue illinois. but there is no other information as a member, . >> melissa: thank you for reporting. officers who put themselves in harm's way. what was th

heather: bernie sanders and his wife getting high-priced legal health, jane sanders being investigated for possible bank fraud and bernie is dodging our questions about it. >> reporter: bernie sanders refused multiple times to answer questions from fox news's carol rowland about the fbi investigation reportedly come to focus on sanders's wife. >> cbs is reporting on this, you believe it is politically motivated? >> they are interested in the fact the republican leadership is proposing legislation which would throw millions of people off of healthcare. >> reporter: jane sanders's tenure as president of burlington college in 2004-2011 and a loan application she filed in 2010 to help the school, published reports allege sanders claimed $2.6 million in pledges, the college spiraled into bankruptcy, sanders raised less than $70,000, leading the chair to ask federal prosecutors and banking regulators to investigate what he termed apparent federal bank fraud. >> i have seen public records documents show an investigation has been started. those records were with the vermont department of educa

and i do think -- where i think sarah huckabee sanders is correct is where she said something from the podium that is pretty honest. people knew what they were electing when they elected donald trump. that is true. >> that same specific criticism was made of ronald reagan, by the way, throughout his eight years. >> ronald reagan had been a governor. >> right. but he was always accused of not knowing the detail. it used to drive tip o'neill crazy. >> i understand. >> one other thing. everything we're talking about tonight as in a sense been litigated already. we had the election. this may be the latest episode, but these episodes have been had many times during the campaign. this discussion was had and he won the election. >> but that doesn't make it right. >> i'm not saying it's right. i'm just saying -- >> somebody says something disgusting, i think it is incumbent on decent people to point it out and say, you know what, this is not normal. yes, people know this guy does this. they voted for him anyway. that's fine. that's what is great about our country. but you know what? but people

the gunman we're told was a bernie sanders supporter and senator sanders has now responded. update us. >> that's right. moments ago, bernie sanders went to the floor of the united states senate to condemn exactly what happened this morning and to say, acknowledge he was told this morning that this individual was in fact a volunteer of his campaign. some rather strong words from bernie sanders just moments ago. take a listen. >> i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the republican baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act. and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. real change can only come about through nonviolent action and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held american values. i know i speak for the entire country in saying that my hopes and prayers are that representative scalise, congressional staff, and the capitol police officers who were wounded

bernie sanders isn't even a democrat. while he does get a lot of attention there, it's not clear the democratic establishment thick they need to listen to him because this special elect down in georgia they have been focusing so much attention on has raised the democratic candidate. and less than 5 pe 5% of it is m georgia. he's the furthest thing from senator sanders that there is an's doing okay. he might win. kennedy: ossoff is not running as a bernie sanders liberal. he's running as a pragmatic democrat. democrats are hoping this is a bellwether race. what does this signal to democrats? if ossoff loses, does that mean the philosophical thrust of the party naturally goes to bernie sanders? peter: you talk to different trat strategists today they will give you a different answer. but if ossoff wins he won't become the leader of the democratic party nationally. say ossoff goes away and all this money was spent and it was for nothing. bernie sanders might not want to be aligned with the democrats. there is an outside grou

caller: sarah huckabee sanders is a liar. for her to stand up there and say that the mayor of london was misquoted. then again, she's same one that had something to say about -- apple doesn't fall too far from the tree with sarah huckabee. let's understand one thing, when you have a 36% approval rating when you have a 36% approval rating, only people who come on and approve of him are all white people and they're all republicans and the other people who disagree with him look like america. diversity. that's the problem that we have. no matter what he says, other people who he's always being forgiven. sarah huckabee said that comey situation, she was talking about that had nothing to do with it. the people at the fbi didn't like him anymore. when you have a 36% approval rating, nothing is going right. host: former fbi director john james comey on capitol hill this thursday to talk about the investigation. and answer questions about exchanges between he and the president over investigations he was conducting. you can see that o

[applause] sanders: let us -- let us be very, very clear.he current model -- the current model and the current strategy of the democratic party is an absolute failure. [applause] not --nders: this is this is not my opinion. this is the facts. on thew, we focus a lot presidential election, but we also have to understand that the democrats have lost the u.s. house, the u.s. senate. republicans now control almost two thirds of the governor's chair throughout the country. and over the last nine years, democrats have lost almost 1000 legislative seats in states all across this country. they in almost half of state in america, democratic party has almost no political presence at all. ,ow, if that is not a failure if that is not a failed model, i don't know what a failed model is. [applause] amy: that is bernie sanders speaking on satuturday night at the peoplele summit in chicago t the mccormick place convention center. it was an event organized by many different groups, primarily nurses united, about 1000 nurses were there. naomi, we were both th

sanders was fired in 2011. they were dipping in the scholarship fund to keep the lights on. the same year the school's creditor put it on probation because of the bad finances. finally in 2016, the place closed. in a statement blamed the whole thing on the crushing weight of the debt from jane sanders' expansion. the facts are entirely different from bernie sanders' delusional version of reality. maybe he will blame the russians for it. we'll see. keep you posted. be back tomorrow. 8:00. "the five" in new york city is next. don't miss it. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, dana perino and greg gudfeld. it's 9:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >> another day, another scandal for cnn. today the project veritos conservative investigative group released a video of prominent cnn left wing contributor van jones downplaying the significance of the russian investigation. fox news hasn't verified the authenticity of the video but a man who appears to be van jones heard saying, "the ru

at the was a sanders supporter. or do i blame sanders? no. replace sanders with trump, and you have to wonder if the left would return the favor. after all, hasn't that been the media narrative for so long, that the hateful deplorable's created a climate of violence, and that the party of lincoln isn't just wrong, but evil? so now, there is violence, but not from the deplorable's. all of a sudden, we say, let's not rush to judgment. the left blames the right for everything bad. so why not return the favor so they might learn a lesson. is that even possible? for another lesson, here's rand paul. >> i do believe that without the capitol hill police, it would have been a massacre. we have no defense. we had no defense at all. we are lucky that scalise was there, because this was his security detail. without them, it would have been a massacre, there would've been no stopping this guy, and we were like sitting ducks. we had no place to run. >> greg: translation, our leaders are better protected than we are. if it were just you and me there, in th

this is bernie sanders, a socialist, independent.bout forming his own party, progressives. the democratic seat losses, including 2016. there are a lot. we are back with the panel. charles, seems like for all the talk of splits within the republican party and that they can't curd the cats on health care, tax reform, there s a major split in the democratic party. >> and they have no idea how to resolve it. the left has the energy. they also have the leadership. they have him, they have the senator from massachusetts, warren. they are the ones who are leading the conversation. but if they want to go that way, that is kool-aid. this country is historically, for 250 years, has not taken kindly to socialism. that's essentially what he's offering. they think it's the moment. i think they are going to go for single-payer health care, which is a fairly radical idea. if they pursue the sanders route, particularly if they have a people's party, that will destroy the democrats and it will give a very unsteady split, republicans and new lease on

earlier today, this is what sanders had to say about this evil man. take a look. >> i have just been informed that the alleged shooter of the republican baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act, and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society, and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms.

not that the sanders family got hurt by any of that.eb jane sanders took a separate package when he was, money that helped pay off a crippling world. as president, she also get a sweetheart deal to her own daughter, giving her more than half a million bucks in three years to teach were looking to students. now the fbi is investigating evidence if jane sanders fraudulently inflated the amount of donations going into the college in order to trick a bank called people's united to including a little of the school never should've had. according to sign documentss admitted by sanders, the school had already walked in $1.2 million. that's what she claimed. that year she only actually got $279,000 in donations. that's a huge discrepancy, why? how did that happen? possibly, fraud. into the investigation. certainly more evidence to that than there is for collusion between trump and vladimir putin, but for some reason, you may not hear about it on msnbc. weird. that's about it for us tonight. excuse me! tomorrow night, no frog in the throat. we will be back at 8:00 p.m. tune in up to our friends a

he was a big bernie sanders supporter.ernie sanders disavowed his actions obviously moments ago but that the tone has gotten to the point where this kind of thing isn't a shock? what do you make of it? >> right. the fact that this happens, i thought it was interesting one of the first persons to come out and you say the ball game was on was republican arizona congresswoman mortgage that mcsally. she represents the district held by gabrielle giffords, former democratic congresswoman who was shot about six 1/2 years ago, her then aide ron barber was shot in the incident as well. he took the seat from giffords. that was the seat that mcsally took when she he defeated barber a couple years ago. to do something this collegial, this congressional baseball game are something members are passionate about. there's a long history. jim bunning former congressman and senator, pitching. jerry ford when he was in the house of representatives notably hit inside the park home run in this game before he became vice president and president.

sanders: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, today's congressional budget office analysis of the trum-mccon-- trump-mcconnell health care bill gives us 22 million reasons why this legislation should not see the light of day. what c.b.o. tells us in truth is that this bill really has nothing to do with health care. rather it is an enormous transfer of wealth from the sick, the elderly, the children, the disabled, and the poor into the pockets of the wealthiest people in this country. mr. president, according to c.b.o., and that report just came out a few hours ago, this bill would throw 22 million americans off of health insurance, cut medicaid by over $770 billion, defund planned parenthood, and substantially increase premiums for older americans. under this bill, a 64-year-old with an income of $56,000 could see his or her premiums increase from $4,400 under current law to $16,000, an increase of nearl nearly850%. now, how are older workers in this country going to deal with an850% increase in -- an 850% increase in

clear that when he gets attacked, he's going to hit back. >> reporter: the president's behavior, sanders argued, is not beneath the dignity of his office. >> i think that he shows that every day in the decisions that he's making, the focus and the priorities. the only person that i see on is this president and everybody that works for him. >> reporter: top republicans quickly criticized the president's tweets. senator lindsey graham, "mr. president, your tweet is beneath the office and represents what is wrong with american politics and not the greatness of america." and paul ryan. a poll found 21% of americans found the president's twitter use effective and informative while 69% said it's reckless and distracting. but to his questionable treatment of a female reporter in ireland in the oval office just this week. >> where are you from? come here. we have all of this beautiful language. where are you from? >> [ inaudible ]. >> katrina perry. she has a nice smile on her face. so i bet she treats you well. >> reporter: the president was again his own worst enemy stepping all over his admin

investigators looking into whether gina sanders falsified documents while in charge of a college fundwhether he may have used his political influence to help her. here is the senator dismissing the charges last month. >> this implication came from donald trump's campaign manager. let me leave it at that because i cannot say anything more. >> it is nonsense. now that there is a process going on, which was initiated by trump's campaign manager, somebody who does this all of the time, it it would be improper at this point for me to have any more to say. >> shannon: joining me now, former deputy chief of staff for george w. bush, karl rove. good evening. everyone is innocent until proven guilty, but i would like you to weigh in on what many people think is very interesting. >> well, it sounds a little sneaky. in 2004, mrs. sanders takes over a very small college in burlington, 2006, she announces with 156 students in the college, that she is going to undertake a $6 million effort to grow the campus, while it never materializes, she gets in a battle with the faculty, some of the faculty me

sanders: i think that would be a great idea. do not think you would get argument from us if there were retractions from outlets on fake stories. i think there is a moment where we can all do better. i certainly think that is what we strive to do everyday and that is hopefully the goal. i know that is of many and hopefully it will continue to be, of not just the mood -- the news media but everyone involved in the process to continue to do better and strive for excellence and continue to do the best we can for the american people. ok, so you except the budgetary calculations of the cbo and not the projections about those who are in short. what about protections about what would happen to premiums and deductibles? ms. sanders: i think they said yesterday the premiums would good down roughly 30% by 2020. based on what we have done internally, that seems pretty consistent. [inaudible] ms. sanders: no but i think in general but largely they predicted they would go down 30% by 2020. >> another question, the president promises health ca