sanders: i am senator bernie sanders of vermont.ant to welcome all of you to the fourth national town meeting that my office has sponsored. our first one dealt with the need to make sure that health care is a right in this country, not a privilege, through a medical for all system. all system.for our second dealt with grotesque income inequality. the third dealt with foreign affairs and the iran nuclear treaty. dealing withre what the scientific community tells us is the great crisis facing our planet and facing humanity, and that is climate change. further, i want to thank the live audience, folks in this room and in the spillover room downstairs, for being with us at the heart office building -- heart office building tonight. i want to thank the panelists who have come literally from all over the world to be with us tonight. want to thank the progressive online media outlet who are helping us livestream this event. they are the young turks. intercept, the nation, and the guardian, and interestingly enough, i want to thank two main

a prominent newspaper in sanders' home state, the berry mo montpelier times is begging sanders to nothey fear it will fracture the democratic party and it's one thing to start a revolution, but at a certain point you need to know when to step out of the way and let others carry the water for you. steve pappas is the editor at the rutger herald and he wrote this editorial. steve, i want to give context here because the paper did endorse him as senator, but the paper is saying he should not run for reelection. why did you write this editorial? >> we've been consistent on this all along. we feel senator sanders, being the senator of vermont, needs to pick. the last time around he missed 30 votes when he was running for president, and we feel like his role needs to be for the state of vermont first. while he shows up and he does what he says is the people's work, we feel like bernie sanders is more inclined to go to the limelight and to make decisions that are for bernie sanders. and the mantel of the progressive movement, then, for the state of vermont. while we support him as a u.s. sen

i heard senator sanders response. thought his response was appropriate, he acknowledged the campaign wasn't perfect and if he engages in a the campaign he intends to take the issue on more directly. we as democrats and i hope republicans believe people should be able to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, free from harassment whether it is in the campaign or in any other setting and i would expect that of every candidate. >> brett kavanaugh was up for confirmation in the senate, you were among several democrats on the house judiciary committee demanded an investigation of allegations. allegations like this against bernie sanders or other presidential contenders and it is not against him personally but his campaign. >> if there are allegations made that are credible that warrant an investigation we should have them and the brett cavanagh case involved serious allegations about someone about to become a supreme court justice having a lifetime appointment and in those instances in particular the amer

meantime, several women are speaking out about sexism while working for senator bernie sanders' 2016sidential campaign. up next, details on the accusations and hear what senator sanders has to say about that. >>> senator bernie sanders speaking out following a shocking report from "the new york times" that says several women who worked on sanders' 2016 presidential campaign experienced sexual harassment, pay disparities and targeted disrespect. one woman, for example, claims the campaign surrogate asked to touch her hair and then ran his hand through her hair in a sexual way. when she reported it, she was told she might have liked it if the surrogate was a younger man. another woman says her supervisor marginalized her after she declined an invitation to his hotel room. other claims, women asked to sleep in rooms with male coworkers they didn't know and women making thousands of dollars less than their male counterparts. sanders apologized last night for any mistreatment. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt she was not treated appropriately, and of course, if i run, we wil

i want to ask you about bernie sanders.w you don't speak for him or his campaign but you run the policy committee pushing progressive plans like pay equity which we hear so much about. barack obama talked about it. hillary clinton talked about it. you nancy pelosi talk about it. when you have the number two democratic presidential contender from 2016 being accused now of paying women in his campaign far less than men, you will have republicans look at that and say you guys talk a good game but don't really follow it up. >> i don't know about the allegations that are being made. i just heard senator sanders respond to it. i think his response was appropriate. he acknowledged that the campaign wasn't perfect and if he engages in another campaign, he will take on the issues more directly. we as democrats and i hope as republicans believe that people should be able to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, free from harassment, whether it's in the campaign or any other setting. i would expect that of every can

bernie sanders had some problematic votes. want something that's sort of -- that inspires them. does the age matter, jackie? >> i think democratic voters want to fall in love and somebody who beats donald trump and whoever fits that mold the best is who is going to end up the nominee. it's just who that is right now. there's a lot to the pick from. >> bernie sanders was old, but he's authentic help. wasn't trying to pretend that he's going to get me a beer and thanking his wife for being in their kitchen. he's authentic. you can argue about his policies all you want. you can argue all you want about bernie sanders but the guy is authentic. >> what you see is what you get. >> all right, guys. thank you so much. president trump's problems are not just the new congress in washington and new york state. the new toirng called h-- new a general called him an illegitimate president. she's the first black woman elected to state office and as cnn's athena jones reports, she has some fighting words with the president. >> i will work in

what about bernie sanders? because we just heard, we played the clip where senator b sanders calls president trump racist. at this event in south carolina. we certainly, we know why senator sanders would want to be in south carolina, but my question to you is if he wereto do this again, what would be different for bernie sanders this go around? >> the single big thing that he would try to do differently if he runs this time is appeal more directly and do better with african-american voters. as i was saying before, this community overwhelmingly supported hillary clinton in 2016 and that was probably the singular reason that he did not win the 2016 presidential nomination. which i think is why you hear him speaking so directly on issues like racism in you know, the country. i think in terms of bernie sanders and i would say senator warren, this is going to be one of the bigger challenges for someone like harris because they have captured the economic populous wing of the democratic party because they've been cre

she still hopes that bernie sanders runs in 2020.ves in his ideals and she told me there is no one like bernie sanders and there never will be. >> all right. thank you. ryan nobles joining us from capitol hill. >>> coming up a shocking allegation of a drug kingpin. a witness claims he knows about a $100 million bribe paid to a mexican president. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. and, now get 20% off with coupon. at office depot officemax. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercis

the president likes sarah sanders. her on tv, just not in briefings. >> where else would it be? >> television interviews. >> stick around. more news we're following. an american man appears in a moscow courtroom as his lawyer reveals the alleged evidence that has russia calling him a spy. and just chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted "most likely to help people save $668 when they switch." -at this school? -didn't you get caught in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] -"box, have a great summer. danielle." ooh. danielle, control yourself. i'd like to slow it down here with a special discount for a special girl. danielle, this one's for you. . >>> we're learning new details of the case against an american man accused by russia of spying. our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is joining us live from moscow. fred, you were there when paul whelan appeared before a russian court today. what happened? >> reporter: well, it was the first time, washington, we saw paul whelan since the end

which means sarah sanders fields the questions about credibility.lity. >> good afternoon. >> every official that speaks for this white house gets questions about their credibility because there have just been a number of statements that have been said at the top, from the president himself, that have just been simply not true. >> do you want to correct the record on your statement from august? >> in august of 2017, sanders said the president did not dictate don junior's statement about the 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. >> he weighed in, offered suggestion, like any father would do. >> ten months later it became clear he did dictate his son's statement. but sanders went silent on the topic. >> i'm not going to comment on the outside counsel. >> you said something from the podium. was it accurate or not? >> i'm not going to engage on matters that deal with the outside counsel. >> why should we be able to trust that the information we're getting from this administration is accurate? >> i think that if you spent a little bit more time reportin

let's go to bernie sanders.been trying to figure out can bernie replicate what he did in 2016? >> i've been trying to figure that out. he never really stopped running, and so he has a lot more competition. he was the new thing four years ago. i don't have an answer for that. it's going to be hard. it's going to be a challenge for bernie sanders. >> listen, i have a great deal of respect for senator sanders, but the truth of the matter is if he couldn't find a way to get -- to beat hillary clinton the last time around, i don't see how he cobbles it together and beats this field. i would argue that -- >> you don't think he -- he can't make the case the nomination should have been his, she basically jerry rigged it? >> that's b.s. the same process, barack obama came out and beat her in that process. right? so there's a -- you know, how does bernie sanders do better in south carolina and georgia? tell me how he wins the sec primary states and i'll tell you how he'll be the nominee. >> and you pointed out why i think

on a sanders 2020 run. if the caucuses don't damage a potential sanders run, sexual harassment allegations might. for than two dozen men and women who work for his 2016 campaign say it was replete with sexual violence and harassment. sanders says that will be addressed. shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. we'll democrats line up behind biden at the expense of sanders? a lot to discuss. time for tonight's power panel. fox news contributors leslie marshall and guy benson and opinion editor boyd matheson. welcome and happy new year to all of you. a couple different things i want to talk about with bernie sanders. i want to play a little bit of his apology after this letter came forward and the allegations among a number of people who worked in his campaign in 2016. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt she was not treated appropriately and of course if i run, we will do better next time. i was a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case. >> shannon: lesl

from integrity initiative end up in iowa to work for the bernie sanders campaign let's not forget they smear jule styne as well so i mean this is this is an incredible story that no one is reporting on the twenty second time yeah i'm i evidently according to the integrity you're in there i i am a kremlin troll and they've located that i post directly out of the kremlin itself they're really good at that they recommend that you've never been sick i've never been on a but on a tour but if they'd like to write me a letter of recommendation that they think i should be pows thing out of the criminal longside putin i bunch appreciate it ok he commits all the time we have for this many thanks and i guess here in moscow and in athens this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with this with the extended version on our you tube channel see you next time and remember cross talk. but he could see coming that false confessions would be that profile in this book place the front porch looks at any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat while i live the pr

i want to go back to kerry sanders for a moment. kerry, i understand you're speaking with one of the producers that was actually inside the courtroom when roger stone was allowed to post that bail. >> reporter: well, craig, as we're waiting outside here for roger stone to come out within the next 45 minutes, maybe a little bit longer, we can now talk to our producer who was inside the courtroom. nbc producer who i guess it was a little bit of a struggle even to get into this magistrate's courtroom. >> we didn't expect so much of a presence of spectators, the media, we were all scrambling to get in and pushing to get in. it was civil, but some of us did not get in. fortunately i did because i was there early. >> reporter: was he already in the courtroom? >> he was seated wearing a navy blue polo type shirt, possibly what he was taken out of his home wearing. he wasn't dressed for court, if you will. his hands were shackled. he answered the judge's questions and it was probably like a 15, 20 minutes hearing. >> reporter: when the magi

leasha sanders/theft victim"everytime she made a transaction it would notify me" an app on her phone became a map to her wallet...so her friend suggested they follow it.leasha sanders/theft victim "if it weren't for her, i would have been sulking in chuck e cheese freaking out over my wallet and she was like no let's go now so i was like ok i guess we're going on a mission."when they got to kohl's the suspect had already left.then another transaction appeared from walmart and that's where they found her and alerted a manager.leasha sanders/theft victim"once i said that's my wallet with my keys he went up to her and he was like 'we can't sell this to you, you're not purchasing it with your own money and then she proceeded to tell him that she was getting her finances in order."which brings us to the video.nat sound"those items are stolen." leasha ultimately grabbed her wallet and keys from the woman without a struggle... r-p-d got there to take a report once the suspect was already gone..she was then spotted hours later in this video... she's believed to have gotten away with hundreds

and how bernie sanders is responsible and bernie sanders did this to you and bernie sanders bernie sanders so they are a little bit obsessed like in whatever happened to be reaching kind of way with bernie sanders another film about you know hillary clinton is the film about the nineteen thirty's in the depression about the dance marathons people dancing themselves to oblivion to fainting to make a few bucks i think the name of the film is they shoot horses don't they well actually you know talking about that hillary has on you know her tour with her husband said that she would possibly hint that she would run again and. her very first foray into the public she had another coughing fit so you know it's considered a conspiracy theory and you'll get put in an d.-i a d.n.i. report you know the defense national intelligence assessment report as a conspiracy theorist if you talk about the fact that she keeps on coughing but just think of the beginning of the modern presidency and it began with the advent of television introduced into the political debate so nixon versus j.f.k. jr nixon refused

press secretary sarah sanders spoke about the arrest this morning. ( darya ) stone is expected to make an appearance in federal court later today. ( darya ) senator dianne feinstein released a statement about stone's arrest and indictment this morning reading in part quote: "the indictment and arrest of roger stone is the latest sign that the special counsel investigation of russian interference in the 2016

sanders says that will be addressed.shannon: with democrats lining up behind joe biden at the expense of sanders, time for tonight's power panel. lizzie marshall and guy benson and opinion editor matheson, happy new year to all of you. a couple things i want to talk about with bernie sanders. i went to play his apology after this letter came forward and allegations among a number of people who worked on his campaign in 2016. >> i apologize to anyone who felt she was treated inappropriately and we will do better next time. i was busy running around the country trying to make the case. >> there were people on both sides of the aisle who felt that wasn't the best apology. they feel he could do better and should take another stab at it. >> i'm with the women that feel that way men who feel that way as well. you have people that said we came to individuals within the campaign. he was the captain of the ship. he needs to know more, needs to have done more. going forward it is great they are going to have a dedicated toll-free

it is stunning. >> thank you both very much. >>> next, why sarah sanders is saying that it is god whoanted donald trump to be president. >>> plus what does presidential hopeful kamala harris whens when she says this. >> we need to have medicare for all. that's just the bottom line. -we're doing karaoke later, and you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] -please. -okay. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job

party. >> let's say bernie sanders doesn't run.n himself? at the end of the day he did have a lot of support in 2016. >> you're right, he did have a lot of support in 2016. there are still a number of supporters who love bernie sanders, who are throwing house parties, signing petitions trying to encourage him to run. we know bernie sanders is staffing up for a possible run. it still looks like he's going to run. in the off chance he doesn't, i think his supporters will push him to stay at the forefront of the leelection, and to be an outspoken progressive and socialist voice for the democratic party as they're heading in to this consequential election. >> it leads to the big question when you're looking at names who haven't made significant momentum, beto o'rourke and joe biden. talk about what you think might happen going into 2020. >> it seems from reporting and different conversations people have had that joe biden is considering a run for president. i would be surprised if he didn't run. that's how i feel with beto o'rourke. he

but for sanders, the environment in 2020 will be much different than it was in 2016.rowded field of potential 2020 candidates, sanders is no longer the lone clear-eyed progressive candidate. people such as elizabeth warren of massachusetts who's formed an exploratory committee and sherrod brown of ohio and jeff hurricanely of oregon who are considering runs ook pai similar space and create obstacles in sanders once clear path. >> that's what bernie and i are fighting for. >> and that's not the only challenge for bernie 2020. a group of women and men who worked for him in 2016 voiced concern that the campaign had a serious sexual harassment problem. sanders met with those accusers but refused to talk about their discussion describing it as private. he has promised in the past, though, that if he runs in 2020 things will be different. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt that she was not treated appropriate and of course if i run we will do better our next time. >> amid the ongoing impact of the me too movement, new hampshire primary voters wonder if there's r

. >> don't mess with chris wallace, miss sanders. border lies don't stop there. "the washington post" calling out at least four more white house talking point, the ones linking the u.s./mexico border to terrorism and crime as blatant falsehoods. the fake immigration crisis comes as the president is contradicted by his own national security adviser on his syria policy, a decision that led to the resignation of the most respected man in donald trump's entire government, defense secretary jim mattis. national security adviser john bolton announcing there would be no withdrawal from syria until isis is destroyed. that's a complete reversal from donald trump's assertion that our men and women are coming back, quote, now. that's what he said when the withdrawal was announced. here to take us through another extraordinary day, some of our favorite reporters and friends. from "the washington post" senior political reporter aaron blake and national political reporter and moderator of "washington week" robert costa. with us at the table, former rnc chairman michael steele,

it creates a challenge for sanders. that is the vantage he held against hillary clinton in 2016. there are a lot of very upset progressives around this country who will be looking for somebody to do just that. as mike said, the question will be, as they go through the process of choosing a nominee, whether you want somebody further to the left, whether you want someone who can appeal to the center in a general election against president trump and what exactly you need. where, in that scale or on that scale, do you find a candidate who is going to do the thing progressives and democrats want more than anything else, a victory over this president. >> everyone wondering whether beto o'rourke is going to throw his hat into the ring. thanks to both of you, appreciate it. >>> big announcement, tomorrow, elizabeth warren sits down with rachel maddow for her first meeting since considering a 2020 white house run. watch "rachel maddow show" tomorrow here on msnbc. >>> coming up, the new threat kim jong-un paired with an invitation for president trump. we'll delve into that when we come ba

that came from sarah sanders. does sarah sanders have a point? >> i think that again we don't see the words white house. we don'tee the words donald trump in the indictment, but i think that all the fingers and all the arrows are starting to get pointed in that direction. we have to see again what do trump campaign officials who were supposedly referenced in this particular indictment have to say. of course, we don't know the communications between the president and mr. stone. >> do you have one trump campaign official in mind that you would like to see in light of this indictment come before your committee to answer some question snz. >> no. i don't have anyone in particular in mind. we know that paul manafort, of course, the chairman of the campaign. i don't know whether the timing coincides exactly with his tenure. as you know, there are a lot of other people on the trump campaign. >> a lot of people that fill the bill of a senior trump campaign official. you are on two key committees considering the conversations we are having right now. the

bernie sanders apologizes to women harassed in his howie: bernie sanders ran for president last time.umber of female staffers complained about sexual harassment and were brushed off by their bosses. sanders did some damage control on cnn. >> i certainly apologize to any woman who felt she was not treated appropriately and if i run, we'll do better next time. >> to be clear, you are saying you did not know at the time about the allegations, correct? >> correct. i was a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case. >> joining us, paul steinhauser. what else your take on getting these women on the record and why is this piece running knew? paul: why wasn't it running in 2016? in 2016 he was a long-shot for the presidency and he didn't get the scrutiny he is getting now. if he runs, he'll be one of the top contenders and he'll get more media scrutiny. howie: i think a lot of the press were fascinated by bernie returning against hillary. if he had had trump-level scrutiny or hillary-level scrutiny, i suspect some of this would have come out. paul: he was considered a

as going up it gets trump and i think bernie sanders would have a shot to defeat trump but at this point in time i think that a lot of millennial and a lot of the young people that did support bernie and a lot of the progressives don't have the faith in bernie that they once had and i think that's the key point peter you have a large portion of the population that are real progressive that are really people that a lie to the left they don't have anybody speaking for them or speaking to them and so i think that's the void that bernie has left that's the void that no one is really filling and that's a very good point i want to switch gears here mark let's talk about what is called the integrity initiative please explain what it is because it's not has not gotten a whole lot of media coverage a sensually how i read it and you can fill in the gaps here. r t sputnik we are accused of manufacturing and coordinating a propaganda program programs in agenda all through the west but this integrity initiative is exactly that against russia. this is the first of all it's described as a charity or a

that is we had bernie sanders as well as joe biden was on top and then bernie sanders and beto o'rourkethe top three according to iowa voters at that time. m.j. lee, thank you for that update. we know you'll keep us posted if there are any other major headlines that come from this event tonight with elizabeth warren. senator warren's controversial moment earlier telling iowa voters that she is not a person of color, that getting strong reaction. i want to show reaction from simone sanders. >> i think that's exactly what she should be doing. you know, full disclosure, i spoke to senator warren about this a number of times because i am someone that was vocal when she put out the dna test, i think i tweeted and then i had an opportunity to speak with her about it. i said when i tweeted that it's unfortunate that she felt she had to do this, because this is something that republicans, donald trump included, just continue to bring up. and i do believe that senator warren understands the sensitivities around it, the issues around it, but i think it's important that while she's out here on the

there might be trouble in sanders land at least among early sanders supporters? >> i think tesla is right, this is different scenario than 2014. he caught fire. running against epitome of the establishment hillary clinton. given all the things that happened since then this is completely environment. he will have trouble if he decides to run, even getting out of the starting gate, that there are some different democrats occupying so many other lanes, to your point preaching a lot of same policies were unique to him couple years ago are now more mainstream of the democratic party. neil: howard schultz considering a run but this time as a independent. what do you think of that? >> you know there is always this big clamor for independent. always talk about people in the middle wanting to see someone and yet it sounds good in theory but in practice it is not just a viable option at this point. you have partisanship driving this country both on the republican side and democraticside which doesn't leave much room for independent candidates. we have to go back to perot t

oh, senator sanders.hat was tremendous because the fact of the matter is that the cities and the counties are the ones providing electricity and utilities to their citizens of the state and federal level, not so much. the federal level can help. it is coming up in congress in the renewable energy credits 2020. expire in 2020. the fossil fuel credits do not expire. you notice the fossil fuel is a mature industry and renewable energy is still on the young side. withy industry -- do away renewable and fossil fuel and have a level playing field and see who wins. [applause] questions? >>i'm from tennessee and your from texas. i noticed your wife has that beautiful cross. you mentioned doubting thomas. is there a spiritual dimension to this? i get the suspicion it is deeper than that for you. >> i think it is. i think we have a duty and obligation to leave the world better than we found it. if you look in the bible there is all kinds of points about having a servant's heart. if i could just change the world thi

sanders supporters. sanders obviously didn't say that. i find stein of all of these pieces the most interesting, because once you look back, things become more obvious than they are when you are actually working in the campaign. i would have expected they would have tried to mobilize people and shift them over to try to get the libertarians, but instead, it's to jill stein. here's an appeal. choose peace and vote for jill stein. trust me, it's not a wasted vote. the only way to take our country back is to stop voting for the corporations and banks that own us, grow a spine, vote jill stein. here's the search of rt and sputnik archives show that hundreds of stories on air and online were friendly to jill stein and the green party. that's interesting. if you think about the picture you have seen of michael flynn with vladimir putin, you look at the rest of that picture, you will see jill stein was at the same dinner. that's an anniversary dinner for rt. so suddenly, the move to stein makes sense, because stein is more hospitable to some rus

hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. she got 85 to 90% of the african-american vote in those states as well. that fagave her a good portion it m if that vote's going to split between kamala harris, cory booker, jim clyburn, the dean of the democratic delegation, he predicts biden is going to win south carolina. even if it's not true. >> aren't you saying because if you look at the polls you provide in your piece in politico, it's biden who has the biggest numbers. when you talk about the primary and it's those names, harris, booker and biden, but isn't the point even though that's the indication now in january 2019, like so many people are still, they're still shopping. well, that's it, they're shopping. there's not place that you can say every black voter is going to go here. there's going to be a much more complicated and clyburn himself said when i talk to african-american voters, what i hear are biden, harris and booker. that's just today. maybe the list gets bigger over the course over the next year and a half. i ca

so is it totally unlike sarah sanders to lie on behalf of the white house?me sort of fluke? no. in fact, the white house press secretary has actually told falsehoods that are easily refutable, sometimes with videotape alone. for instance, when asked about heated rhetoric in the political atmosphere following the congressional baseball shooting, sanders told this outright lie. >> the president in no way, form or fashion has ever promoted or encouraged violence. >> well, sanders also repeated the president's lies. here she is telling president trump, telling trump's lie that he had no knowledge of a hush money payment made to stormy daniels. >> there was no knowledge of any payments from the president. >> the president has denied the allegations. >> the president has denied and continues to deny the underlying claim. >> so we know that's not true. and investigators know too. according to court documents, michael cohen illegally made the payment to stormy daniels acting in coordination with and at the direction of individual 1. individual 1 is donald trump. san

here and we do have people in hillary clinton's orbit saying basically bernie sanders supporters should shut up and not how does bernie play into this early in the game . well i think if bernie didn't fold to hillary clinton and actually stood up for himself when he was robbed of the primary win then i think people could still see bernie sanders as going up it gets trump and i think bernie sanders would have a shot to defeat trump but at this point in time i think that a lot of millennial and a lot of the young people that did support bernie and a lot of the progressives don't have the faith in bernie that they once had and i think that's the key point peter you have a large portion of the population that are real progressive that are really people that a light for the left they don't have anybody speaking for them or speaking to them and so i think that's the void that bernie has left that's the void that no one is really filling and that's a very good point i want to switch gears here america let's talk about what is called the integrity initiative please explain what it is because it

several of sanders' top aides have been implicated. this is senator sanders speaking thursday. >> it appears as part of our campaign, there were some women who were harassed o or miststre. and i thank them from the bottom of my heart for speaking out. what they experienced was absolutely unacceptable, and certainly not what a progresesse s shouldor any campaign be about. amy: in other news on sanders possible run foror presidentnt,s 2016 campaign mananager jeff weaverer has said he will not return to the same position if sandnders decides toto run for president again. weaver is expected to stay on as a senioror advisor. president trump's former personalal attorney and fixer michael cohen said thursday he'll testify to a house committee next month about his work for donald trump. cohen has been sentenced to three years in prison for tax evasion, bank fraud, campaign finance violations, and lying to congress after admitting he broke federal campaign finance laws by paying hush money to two women during the 2016 presidential campaign in c

one facet was the sarah sanders. the other is the president saying steel slats. >> barrier. >> slats is such a great word. >> it is but i don't know if we've lost that if now we're at a steel barrier, like a flat steel barrier, i just can't tell anymore. >> i can't tell either. but, joe, $6 billion include 234 miles of new fencing or new barrier. the democrats this we've had on, right, you ask them would you allow for any new fence something well, maybe. so is there a deal from the democrats side if there's give and take here, cot democrats give some new fencing? a missile ne a mile of new fencing? >> sure. i think if you could make the case that it helped border security to put five miles here and ten miles there, they would. er in not going to now without getting something in return, and i think scott's right, that's a deal on daca and dreamers. i think the pressure is steady going to ramp up this week as the democrats and the house underspeaker pelosi start trying to pass these separate appropriation bills that. r

bernie sanders and donald trump are both populist. bernie sanders is a liberal populist who thinks we need medicare for all, we need to do these things because the problems are income inequality and economic in nature. donald trump says, our problems are cultural in nature. we have too many immigrants. people don't say merry christmas anymore. we have all of these problems. and they are all cultural problems. george wallace, what he found out after leaving alabama, the most interesting chapter in this in a lot of ways is talking about wallace. going to wisconsin in 1964. he had been in wisconsin to give a speech and he found all these people who were digging him. he was a very controversial figure in 1964. he already stood in the door at the university of alabama to prevent integration. it was a stunt and he knew it was not going to work but it made him a national figure. he was shocked when he went to wisconsin. he found all of these people interested in his message. excuse me. when he goes back and runs in 1964, he figured something

bernie sanders may run for president again this year.ut before the campaign can begin the media target him over the deeds he apparently committed in 2016. not policy decisions made. but #metoo matters. series of the "new york times" reports accuses the sanders campaign of having a toxic sexist atmosphere where the women were routinely mistreated without consequences. asked about this recently, sanders said he didn't know. he was busy trying to become president. >> i am not going to sit here and tell you that we did everything right in terms of human resources, in terms of addressing the needs i'm hearing now that women felt disrespected, that there was sexual harassment and not dealt with as effectively as possible. >> you seem to say that you did not know at the time about the allegations. is that correct? >> yes. i was a little bit busy running around the country trying to make the case. >> tucker: podcast host and is joining us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: i'm not sure what to make of this. one hand there

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elizabeth warren bernie sanders joe biden there's already a long list of politicians rumored or confirmed to be running for u.s. president in twenty twenty. and you can now add democratic senator carl harris list she's one of the party's front runners for the nomination and the chance to challenge donald trump in two thousand and twenty the former prosecutor kicked off her campaign in her hometown of oakland california and is presenting herself as the leader who could unite america. long lines in downtown oakland come along her drew a big crowd here for her companion kick of rally among them many young women like in portugal eager to hear what the senator has to say. we really love how strong she is unlike criminal justice reform immigration she just doesn't allow people to believe her like she asked the hard questions she keeps her composure she's really will spoken i am excited to see her or her pop for. be about what matters and ultimately be reinvigorated by her this really was supposed to be a show of political force and it certainly looked that way when kaamelott her is took to the

hang around, liz, adam, both while we wait for sarah sanders. republican congressman bill johnson from ohio kind enough to join us from capitol hill. good to see you, sir. i mentioned a moment ago the longest shutdown we had was 21 days back in the 90's. we'll have big meeting tomorrow. apparently what sarah will talk to us about at the white house. how long is too long this tile around? are we almost reaching that threshold from your point of view? >> you know i certainly think and i hope our democratic colleagues come to the table willing to negotiate yesterday in a white house briefing about the crisis on our border. the secretary of homeland security could not even get through her briefing without being interrupted by nancy pelosi, completely throwing the meeting into chaos, talking about they will not fund anymore for border security. so the president's made it very clear, border security is a priority. house republicans have made it clear. senate republicans have made it clear. it depends on whether or not they come to the table negotiatin