>> hi, senator sanders. have been released and you have been identified as a millionaire and in the top 1%, will you pay your fair share, and how do you plan to apply the policies that you've been talking about enforcing on top earners? thank you, senator sanders. >> senator sanders: i happen to believe, joe, that we have an absurd tax system, and while millions of people today are paying actually more in taxes than anticipated, amazon, netflix, and dozens of major corporations, as a result of trump's tax bill, paid nothing in federal taxes. i think that's a disgrace. so today -- [cheers and applause] you raised the issue i'm a millionaire. actually this year we had $560,000 income. that's a lot of money, and that money, in my case, my wife's case, it came from a book that i wrote, pretty good book, you might want to read it. [laughter] best seller, best seller sold all of the world, and we made money. if anyone thinks that i should apologize for writing a best-selling book, i'm sorry, i'm not going to do it

>> senator sanders: no. no, no, no.spending, bret, we are spending more than the next ten nations combined, including many of our allies. we are now spending over $700 billion a year on defense, so we need a strong defense, but i will also tell you this, we have a pentagon -- there are some republicans, the ranking member of the budget committee, mike is the chairman of it and mike and ii think are in the agreement on this, the conservative republican, there's something wrong with the pentagon is the only major agency of government that has not undertaken or completed in major audit, and there are very few people -- a massive amount of waste. if you are john mccain, late john mccain talked about the incredible cost overruns with dominic existing in the pentagon. we do need a strong defense, support our strong defense but i don't support waste and profiteering. >> martha: a quick lightning round, try to go about 152nd answers. >> senator sanders: oh, i hate this. all right. >> martha: the first one is very serious questi

sanders: that is what this campaign is about. it is bringing people together around an agenda that works for all of us. and when i -- when i talk about justice, let me tell you very exactly, very specifically what it means. it means that we will no longer tolerate a nation which has more income and wealth in equality than almost any other major country on earth. and it is worse now than at any time since the 1920's. now, i know that not a lot of people talk about it in congress and the media doesn't talk about it. but we will not accept a situation in which the three wealthiest families in america own more wealth than the bottom half of the united states. [booing] where 20% of our children are living in poverty, 30 million americans have no health insurance, and yet, 49% of all new income goes to the top 1%. that is not -- [booing] sen. sanders: that is not the america we want to see. justice means that we will no longer see half of the people in our country live paycheck to paycheck. half of the people. do you know what that mea

right there, sanders, 74 favorable, 16 unfavorable.primary voters. i think it's key because it's sort of a baseline of goodwill of democratic voters towards sanders. doesn't mean they're voting for him but you don't see the sky-high resistance or factual candidates in the past. that's one thing sanders perhaps has going for him. if you poll them now, sanders is running on average in second place behind joe biden. again, not the first choice but the possibility of that raises is if sanders gets going, if he wins in iowa, if he wins new hampshire like he did in 2016, if he wins those early states, do a lot of those 74% positive democratic voters, do they just start to fall in line? is there a comfort level he can reach with them by winning a couple primaries? if you win a couple and start building your bandwagon, you can win a lot more and that's how you can win a nomination. >> so john harwood, let's talk about this for a second. being in bethlehem, pennsylvania, what the president calls now thriving but this was a place home to bethleh

countdown on for a fox news town hall tonight with bernie sanders on the same day sanders is expected to make his taxes public. it is 4/15 on the calendar. i'm bill hemmer. >> sandra: i think a lot of folks had a good weekend. we'll talk about that. >> bill: we shall. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. bethlehem, pennsylvania, the scene of tonight's event at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. before that, the vermont senator is expected to release 10 years of his tax returns. that expected to take up some of tonight's discussion along with his medicare for all plan. >> it is an international embarrassment that in america today we have 30 million people with no health insurance, insurance companies are getting nervous. they are prepared and will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to stop us. but we are going to win this. we will pass a medicare for all single payer program. >> bill: peter doocy picks it up live in pennsylvania for what to expect. >> what we've seen the last couple of days. bernie sanders is not just focusing on early primary voting states like iowa and new hampshire. he is coming to

they're a better messenger than bernie sanders is. don't underestimate bernie sanders. a lot of people believe what he says. a lot of trump voters said if bernie sanders had been on the ballot in 2016 they would have voted for bernie. connell: that's a really interesting kind of, i guess dichotomy of trying to, people have tried to do it, the governor, since 2016 figure out what was the appeal of both bernie sanders, again, this self-identified democratic socialist and donald trump. but you're right, there was a certain crossover, anti-establishment or something more to it. >> absolutely. connell: definitely in the data we saw? >> i think you're absolutely right. it was anti-establishment. the swamp is killing you guys. we're going to drain the swamp. donald trump hasn't drained the swamp. bernie sanders would surely drain the swamp but who would know what was left when the swamp was drained. connell: you think we'll have more as a final question, more of these candidates appearing on fox, fox news or fox business like bernie sanders is doing? >> well every democratic c

how would bernie sanders respond to this graphic?ar to what he did last night. important to raise taxes to meet what he had planned, medicare for all, free college tuition. >> raise corporate taxes? >> raise corporate taxes across the board, taxes for everyone. >> the country he admires the most has levels the same as ours. >> i am not a socialist. i don't believe in raising taxes are paying more than they are paying now. he believes his plan is best for america, hard to sell when you talk about taxes being lowered on the other side. rob: the reason these baltic nations keep the business taxes low as they want to keep business there, business mobile, businesswoman, the president seems to understand that when he dropped to 21%. >> that is exactly right. that benefits all american workers, income is growing twice as fast but another aspect is the fact, i am sorry, it is early in the morning. the nordic countries have highest income levels an individual income as well, 60% in denmark, 40% in norway, sweden. everyone watching the want to

i am not surprised there is a lot of support for bernie sanders. >> martha: do you like see bernie sandersn that top spot? there was a lot of competition between hillary clinton and bernie sanders? >> i am an at large member of the democratic committee. i don't have a favorite. >> martha: last time you had a favorite and it was hillary clinton. >> i know what i did. i didn't support a candidate. i have not supported a candidate since al gore. bernie sanders as well as joe biden and elizabeth warren we should not look at the early polls and proclaim them to be the bible. you will have an exciting time next week in the town hall meeting with bernie sanders. >> martha: looking forward to it. with regard to the economy in pennsylvania, obviously one of the signature states that ended up winning the election for bramante. -- president trump. talk about bernie sanders and what has been happening. >> one of the strength president trump has, as candidate and delivered on these promises, he has a background in delivering economically. he promiseed to do certain things and did them. barack obama did

truth telling on the cases sanders faces new scrutiny from the left. >> now that bernie sanders's taxeturns show use a millionaire his repeated rants against the rich ring a little bit all of the democratic socialist his money came from book deal is also proud of his capitalistic side. . during the fox news townhall. >> a bestseller sold all over the world, we made money. if anyone thinks i should apologize for writing a best-selling book, i'm sorry, i'm not going to do it. >> now sanders is getting heat from his own party. former hillary clinton 8 and cnn political analyst jess mcintosh said sanders had two years to come up with a response to his newfound wealth and his message is capitalist. >> is literally saying i made a product the market wanted and i got rich off of it and all of you can do that too. that is not his message. >> cnn called sanders a hypocrite for attacking people who don't pay their fair share and then failing to donate money to charity or the irs and last week a website aligned with the liberal think tank center for american progress published a video suggesting

focusing on the issues like bernie sanders was talking about. health care and all the things that democrats ran on in 2018. the problem is they have a liberal base angry with the president and a few high profile members in the caucus who want to take a different path. i think they will take an aggressive investigative path and perhaps this will change but right now i don't see this. >> the politics of this is pretty clear. there's investigation fatigue and robert costa, what pelosi knows and the 2020 candidates aside from kamala harris and elizabeth warren are understanding is this could help re-elect donald trump. he will gin up the base and his campaign fund raising against robert mueller. >> for months they have been lead by speaker pelosi in terms of the political strategy. that will continue for the months to come. it's been clear what the statements by senator warren an harris that there's a clamor on the left side of the democratic party to be a more aggressive in going after president trump and a little bit of political tension between t

elizabeth: edward lawrence has more details on bernie sanders tax returns. >> yes, senator sanders releasing tax returns. i shows in 2016 and 2017 he entered the million dollar club, making over a million dollars np in 20e 17 his income was 1.1 million largely boosted by his book. sales from his book, his presidential campaign bid in 2016 boosted that or elevated that book and raised a lot of money for him. in 2018 sanders and his wife reportedly paid 146,000 dollars in federal taxes and they had a little more than 500,000 dollars in adjusted gross income. now the dnc chairman seeing this, sees the president using socialism as a de flexion for his tax returns. senator bernie sanders saying the same. in a statement with the tax return senator sanders saying that our family has been fortunate. he goes on to say i will continue to fight to make our tax system more progressive so the country has the resource to guarantee the american dream to all people. senator sanders did not release his tax returns in 2016 as president trump also did not release his taxes. but again, senator bernie sanders re

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sanders behind him.unch of candidates there led by kamala harris, just into single digits, high single digits and less and plenty of candidates who aren't even listed here. how about this though? in terms of popularity. everybody, almost everybody who's a democratic voter knows who biden is and almost all of them have a positive view of him. biden does have a lot of good will. you heard him there, he talked about being an obama/biden democrat. a lot of democrats remember him fondly. here we go. this is the question. the ideology of the democratic party, biden says, you know, it's still a traditionally liberal party. now if you ask democrats, liberal, moderate, conservative, you see it right there, 46%, a plurality call themselves liberal. what's interesting, go back over a decade when they asked this question before there has been significant movement in the democratic party. to the left. to the liberal side, a 14 point jump. 13 years here, 2006. it was at 32 in 2006 who called themselves liberals, back

bernie sanders in first in new hampshire. sanders is strong in new hampshire.om 2016. bernie sanders up four points. he's about opinion in the race rand is active and the vice president is on the shrines, at 18% and second, and rook who is sneaking up. the south bend mayor pete buttigieg up 13 points since february in this poll. the vice president those deal with not only a strong bernie sanders but with a rising pete buttigieg not to mention the other candidate in the race. here's the biggest let'sson for all of the candidates. we're focusing thon because we have 20 candidates and they are all out there early but 77% of new hampshire democrats say still trying to decide. we are not in a hauery. don't vote until next year. 14% say they are leaning to someone and only 9% say they have definitely decided so if you're the president or someone like cory booker, low in the polls if you're cory booker and you welcome joe biden to the fray saying we've got some time. >> i'm excited about having a vibrant debate over the coming year. we're still a very long way from th

ana, sanders campaign may also be having a hard time talking about sanders wealth.multiple questions about the senator's net wealth, buying under a trust to avoid taxes? all we got back, a short response describing that trust revocable, meaning less likely it was done for taxes, but for all of those other money questions, no response at all. >> drew griffin, thank you. >>> coming up, presidential hopeful pete buttigieg and his high profile back and forth with the vice president. staying at hampton for a work trip. oh no. your new boss seems cool, but she might not be sweatpants cool. not quite ready to face the day? that's why we're here with free hot breakfast. book at hampton.com for our price match guarantee. hampton by hilton. book at hampton.com for our price match guarantee. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh i can breathe again! ughh.. vicks sinex, breathe on down two runs in the ebottom of the ninth. because there's always another game on deck. with mlb extra innings on xfinity x1, you'll get up to 90 out

and sanders' prominent african-american supporters, they often say the big thing senator sanders haso do is actually talk to black voters. the more they hear from him directly about what his policy proposals are, the better he will do with that group of powerful democratic voters. jake? >> ryan, thank you so much. simone, you worked for sanders in 2016, although you haven't endorsed any candidate in this race. i have to say, they said that in 2016. >> i remember. i was writing talking points. i think i remember. >> simone said it. >> one, i think 2016 was a different race. two, i think that senator sanders is doing what he's supposed to do. since 2016, he -- this isn't the first time he's been in nan. >> that's the national action network. >> if people like him and the thing is likability is subjective. we often talk about likability in terms of women candidates, but it's literally about if people like you and like what you have to say, and if they think you can win. and so what i would suggest and what i've said to multiple people is i don't think rallies are the way to connect with

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really that audience of one. >> sean spicer knew it, sarah sanders knows it.onal relationship with the press corps is gone, at least for this presidency. this is sort of an abnormal, certainly president by tradition standards, and that having a relationship where you know that you have the credibility and that kind of honest relationship, honest broker relationship with the press corps, at least it hasn't been the animating thing for the person at the podium. >> the proof is in the podium. look at some of the numbers. it's been 41 days since the last on-camera briefing at the white house, and only two briefings in the last 100 days. so to your point, do you think they've just stopped trying? >> i think they don't see a real point to these press briefings. that they believe that reporters are sitting there looking to either catch them in lies, catch them in misstatements or just sort of hammer what they see as kind of a liberal agenda. i don't think see they any point to it. and the reality is that credibility is now sort of post mueller report just strained th

so it's a policy bernie sanders, do as i say, not as i do, obviously. the democratic party must understand is their party has been taken over completely and totally by extremist radicals and socialists. if you look at the polls, the poll numbers show that 77% of democrats now view socialism very positively and they think the country should become more socialist. with that being the case, the revolution that bernie sanders started in 2016 has actually taken effect. the problem for the 2020 democrats is 51% of americans or at least american voters, or against socialism. so with this being the case they have a big problem on their hands but this time they're not going to be able to withhold the nomination from him like they did with hillary clinton in 2016. >> i just want to make one point here, socialism, want to good schools and wanting accessible health care for everybody is not necessarily socialist. socialist is on the government owns the means of production. let's be very clear when we use these definitions and say the entire democratic party is soci

john and alisyn, this is a big push for the sanders campaign.hey are taking the speech very seriously today. they are still putting the finishing touches on what he's going to say to that group today. >> ryan, thank you very much. joining us now is white house reporter for "the washington post" and tiffany cross, cofounder and managing editor of the beat in d.c. great to have both of you. tiffany when we heard that bernie sanders needs to show more cultural competency, what do black voters want to hear? >> i caution the term black voters. i think black voters are not a monolith than any other group. when you talk about things that are of interest to black voters. we're separated geographically and our education and socioeconomic status. black voters in south carolina have certain things that they care about and candidates and black voters may have something different. i think it's a danger in comparing full field to 2016. this is a more crowded field. and see what happens when you can have somebody that doesn't have your interests at heart. i th

he is not as progressive and liberal as, for example, bernie sanders, he does talk about, yes, taken some -- he's taking a hold of progressive like eliminating the electoral college as you say and maybe enlarging the supreme court, but also taken some positions that are to the center of many democrats as you say he says medicare should be option and not should be the only health care system for the country and citizens should be able to opt in. he's not talking about making college free for everybody, he's talking about making college debt-free for everybody. not that the taxpayers are paying for everybody to go to college, change it so that loans, more loan forgiveness, pell grant, lower interest loans so people can get through college without a whole lot of debt. he also talked in the speech, the motif was about freedom, talking about he says that the democrats have lost the word freedom for the republicans, he wants to talk about freedom as a democratic with a capital d value, he talks about what does it mean to be free in the country and portrays it in a way that allows for him t

i wonder if democrats end up ga ganging up on sanders. >> the challenge, sanders and trump are similarthey sort of thrive off of that conflict and that negativity. i think you are not going to out trump. you are not going to run a campaign that's going to be on his wavelength but do it better. i think you got to have a different kind of contrast. >> i don't believe bernie sanders brings that. the question is at what point the primary voters say. we are thinking of the general election, is bernie sanders the kind of candidate we want to put up against donald trump or do we want to go in a different direction. donald trump was able to take advantage of the winner take all. by having a 30% or ma40% republicans, it allows him to get in front and be unbeatable. with sanders of 30% or 40%, that may not be enough in the primary system to actually end up winning the delegates. >> his unfavorable or democratic voters of 12 or 13%. it is not much. the question like you are saying if he starts to get real traction and there is an effort to start, how successfu successful -- that's a long way from

is bernie sanders the nominee? >> no, at this point -- remember in 2012 when there were tons of republicans that romney got the nomination. it was rick perry, newt gingrich, rick santorum and everybody got to lead for a week or two. a lot of people will go up and down in the democratic race. >> bill: bernie has big crowds and big money. nancy pelosi is overseas. she was in london and was asked about aoc yet again. here is the response on that. >> when we won this election it wasn't in districts like minor alexandria's. she is a wonderful member of congress. i think all of our colleagues are. but those are districts that are solidly democratic. >> bill: to be fair to her she said that would be true for her district as well. but you are thinking this gets worse before it gets better, byron. >> do we need any more proof that nancy pelosi really does not like alexandria ocasio-cortez who is getting all this attention and sucking up a lot of the oxygen around the democratic party in the house, and by the way, with ocasi

this is why biden is mad against bernie sanders.uch of the stories planted by biden hugging kissing, smelling people's hair, this stuff no one cared about, joe biden is not a philanderer was planted by bernie sanders. neil: there is no proof of that. >> no proof. they believe it. they're plugged in. there is a little proof. one of the woman was an avowed bernie sanders supporter. he smelled her hair a little creepy. i won't smell your hair anymore. neil: please. >> what i'm saying is, that put joe back on his heels. bernie now -- neil: could get nasty. >> in a splintered race. suppose he gets 30% and -- neil: everything is proportional. everything is proportional. thank you, buddy. >> okay. neil: we got news from twitter very serious about suspending accounts for those that speak violently or say false things. january to march 100,000 such accounts were suspended. doesn't go into detail what largely they were or how many were affected beyond that, whether this continues but of course it follows criticism on capitol hill that social

what we know is sanders brings out the rage, the anger in people.he same way that trump did. so it is possible that by having the same kind of uncompromising, unbending, angry politics on the left, that that will bring out the left in droves the wait brings out the right for trump in droves. of course it leaves out a lot of people in the middle who don't feel that way. but you know, president trump has brought out a lot of people talking about saying immigrants, foreigners, minorities are to blame. it's such nicer to hear what senator sanders is saying it's t 1%. it's the ceos. but the same idea. those people are responsible for your problems. this is really powerful stuff. so i don't at all rule out that he could become the nominee, he could beat trump. just means our politics on both sides is now taking a more bitter turn where everybody's going to be angry and everybody's going to be uncompromising. >> quickly, you know who may challenge him, i don't know if you've seen the video tweet from the former vice president, but that's making the rounds.

. >> heated outrage and anger against bernie sanders. saying that felons, including boston marathon bombers should be able to vote from prison. people say bernie you are wrong, kamala harris believes that felons should vote before they do their time. >> door realitry -- realty checr bernie, claiming he does not support communism. and more evidence of bernie dodging and avoiding basic policy questions, as questions mount, will voters refuse to blindly take bernie's word for it? we'll show you how his policies have not worked, and critics saying that is big government bullying. >> trump growth agenda knocking the economy out of the ballpark. now this breaking news from pew, nonpartisan, said 41 states have it so good with the trump agenda, they pull in way more tax revenue than in last 10 years, all thanks to what president trump is doing, now this, top democrat warning, now agreeing with our reporting, we have been saying for weeks, congress has just passed 12 laws this year versus 440 in last congress. now top democrat warning democrat h

you heard what bernie sanders had to say.willing to pay it, why should we. >> i think bernie sanders said why should i pay it when someone makes more than me. let's be honest about it. his wealth is only a couple million by the tax plan he's trying to provide right now will approach those making hundred, $200 million, even billionaires. it is going to touch those who make the most wealth in this country which i think is a good thing. why should the top few people in this country combined only pay a minimum amount, warned buffett said he does not have a problem paying taxes someone like bernie sanders is suggesting in this tax plan. >> you mentioned he did make millions, release his tax returns right before last night started. he didn't make those millions through socialism. he made them through capitalism. >> is clearly a hypocrite. he could write a check to the u.s. treasury and pay the pretrial tax rates if you think that what it should be right now. clearly hypocrisy. the big problem anytime you had them with a hard questi

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at the fbi, sanders acknowledged that her comments were not founded on anything. that's not one word. that's saying you acknowledge -- >> actually -- >> go ahead. >> those were mueller's words that they weren't founded on anything. >> mueller is incorrect in this regard? >> in the heat of the moment, that was, i said that it was in the heat of the moment, meaning it wasn't a scripted thing, it was something that i said, and which is why that one word has become a big deal. but the big take-away here is that the sentiment is 100% accurate. the fbi is a better place without james comey. he disgraced himself. and he undermined the agency that he was supposed to be in charge of. he made it a political operation and nothing could be more dangerous than that. >> in the totality of the 448-page report, there are a number of instances, one of which the president talks to the white house counsel and asks him

please welcome senator sanders. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you. >> you too. >> thank you. >> all right. how about our first question. >> why not? >> why not, indeed. >> what else do we have to do? >> we'll talk later. >> he's from massachusetts and a junior at the university of massachusetts, lowell. what have you got? >> hi, senator. >> hi. >> how are you? >> good. >> you reduced your medicare for all legislation package, many of them are running along side of you for president of the united states. in this legislation you called for an end to private health insurance companies. how do you plan to phase out these companies for your new medicare for all insurance. >> excellent question on a issue that millions of americans stay up nights about. we have a dysfunctional health care system in which 30 million americans have no health insurance at all. even more are underinsured with high deductibles and co-payments. we baby fpay by far the highests in the world. in terms of infant mortality and life expectancy not marparticuly goo

that sanders' breakaway success does have democrats nervous.the top democrats are embracing policies, higher taxes, free college, why should they be afraid of bernie sanders anyway? joining me to get into the big political fight that's an placing washington. professor at harvard's kennedy school of government. and founder of the progressive change campaign committee which has pushed the democratic party on economic and other issues. thanks to both of you for joining me. >> happy to be here. >> what do you think of the way this is going down and a "times" article that is clearly tapping into energy on both sides of bernie right now? >> so to be sure, this is to be expected. bernie sanders was incredibly popular the last time around. 2016. he's maintained that momentum. his supporters represent an important part of the party, a part that is necessary to win in 2020. but really, what we're seeing play out is the ideological differences amongst the various wings of the party. so it is necessary to do it now. it is necessary to do in it detailed fas

bernie sanders frustrates people.never answers questions, he either believes the person answering. let's watch. >> how can you challenge the idea that socialism is bad in the minds of the public may not. >> asked them, not me. the marginal tax rate was 26% because of the situation. why not say that i'm leaving this and why not say you're going to not take this? [laughter] >> i am -- i paid the taxes that i owe. by the way, you have donald trump up here, ask them how much he pays in taxes. >> would you be willing to be 52% on the money that you made? can volunteer or send it back. [talking over each other] >> well, -- we have a -- >> martha, why don't you -- he makes more money than i do. >> and it's more than that. he never answers basic policy questions about single payers. causing lower and middle income taxes to go up. it will wipe out insurance, wipeout obamacare. it's back-and-forth. >> that back-and-forth between bernie sanders and martha was revealing about what the bernie sanders campaign is about. it's not ab

the president is going after bernie sanders in a tweet, saying, bernie sanders and his wife should payhe pre-trump taxes on their almost $600,000 in income. he's always complaining about these big tax cuts except when it benefits him. they made a fortune off of trump, but so did everybody else, and that's a good thing, not a bad thing. okay. two things. number one, bernie sanders voted against the tax cuts and said that he would rather pay more taxes because he earned more money, and he doesn't want a trump tax cut. and, number two, that's pretty rich coming from someone who doesn't want to release his taxes so americans can't see whether he profited by his own tax cut. >> right. this is not a lane that president trump needs to swim in because he's not releasing his tax returns. but it is really rich when you have bernie sanders, who has really railed against the 1%, now we realize he is one of them. and now we also know that he is doing everything he can to avail himself of the tax benefits that are out there for people that do make more money and do benefit from our great capitalist

sanders leads the pack there. to beat trump, at this moment that place goes to joe biden as you stack it up and go through the race. the question is for the candidates now, how do you get into this? bernie sanders this weekend tracking the trump map, going to the places, the blue states that donald trump turned red in 2016. bernie sanders saying i can beat him. >> of all the lies, little and small that he has told, the biggest lie of all was when he said during the campaign that he was going to defend the interests of the working class of our country and that he was going to take on the powerful special interests to do that. what a monstrous lie that was. >> those are the two more interesting things to me, sanders trying to make the electability effort. some call it socialism, you're too far to the left. sanders going to the places trump flipped. when you look at the numbers, iowa and new hampshire are different. california has its own view of the race. this is like the republican race because of the age we live a

sarah sanders is not one of those people. sarah sanders did lie to robert mueller's team.pecial prosecutor's team, she didn't tell them the truth, even when she was explaining why she lied about the fbi in a white house press briefing she actually lied to them about why she lied. you have probably already heard today that she was caught lying and exposed as a liar in the mueller report, but there's more to it. she actually lied to the mueller investigation about her lie. we will show you the video proof of that next. ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help

or maybe it is bernie sanders. it could be bernie sanders getting under his skin. he's been tweeting a lot about monday's fox news town hall with the presidential candidate. trump tweeted around 9:00 washington time, many trump fans and signs were outside of the fox news studio last night in thethriving, thank you, president trump, bethlehem, pennsylvania, for the interview with crazy bernie sanders. big complaints about not being let in. stuffed with bernie supporters. what's with fox news? i guess -- does he produce by tweet, executive producer the show by tweet? >> yes. >> he's not happy that people who liked what bernie had to say. 11 hours earlier, trump tweeted, so weird to watch crazy bernie on fox news. not surprisingly, brett baier and the audience was so smiley and nice. bret is so nice, by the way. now, we have donna brazile, the newest contributor, former dnc head. trump has ripped brazile for tipping hillary clinton off about a question before one of her 2016 debates with sanders. fair game. fox did not respond to trump's latest criticism, but bret bai

how are democrats on capitol hill now responding to sanders?ll, over the weekend richard neal the chairman of the house ways and means committee set a letter basically doubling down on his request for six years of the president's personal and business tax returns. in that letter richard neal basically relied heavily on the case law that's come before him, also leaning into that statute that he believes gives him the power to get those documents, trump's tax information, from the irs. he also set that deadline april 23rd at 5:00 p.m. he was very clear if the irs does not respond he's basically. he wrote, quote, please know that if you fail to comply, your failure will be interpreted as a denial of my request. of course, this all comes as democrats across the several committees including the house oversight committee, the house financial services committee and the intelligence committee have requested information in the president's finances both from banks that he has used in the past, accounting firms that have put together financial disclosure

senator sanders: i do. i do. nation asas everybody knows a troubled, troubled history in terms of racism, in terms of sexism, in terms of homophobia and many other injustices. i think it is absolutely say in the to constitution of the united equal that women will be to men, and of discussion. [cheers and applause] >> can you name a policy of yours that you which champion as president that would specifically help women of color ? senator sanders: the answer is absolutely. it's not just one policy, it's a number of policies. equal toit is to say that in the year 2019, the time is very long institutional racism in all of its forms all over this country. what does that mean? it means to say that we will not accept discrimination in the .orkforce it means we will and the absurdity of women in general making $.80 on the dollar compared to men and minority women making a whole lot less than that. it means we will open the doors of educational opportunity for all people regardless of income. one of the issues i have been

d oh, yes, said bernie sanders, they get the vote, too. unlike the first or second amendments, that is in the constitution. senator kamala harris seemed to agree with that. >> people who are convicted, in prison, like the boston marathoe bomber, on death row, people convicted of sexual assault. they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have that conversation. >> tucker: okay. let's have a conversation. best to do it right now, because whenever the left tells you they want a conversation about something, you can be certain that any dissent on that subject will be banned a year from now, like 2020 questioning whether imprisoned terrorists should vote should warrant a trip to the hr department and a lifetime ban from paypal and twitter. while we still can, consider the story of dzhokhar tsarnaev, first to the united states on a tourist visa with the rest of his family from kyrgyzstan, all of them promptly claimed asylumm here, they were given it. over time, they collected more than $100,000 in taxpayer finance coverage benefits. in 20

sir, bernie sanders is the front-runner.first on this country on this show to track trend, we were not surprised president trump was going to win in 2016. a lot of people were surprised, we weren't. we saw the trend. this trend of bernie sanders leading the way as rbc poll says the joe biden is most market friendly democratic candidate. what is going on with the democratic party? >> liz, the further they keep going to the left, promoting these ideas like big government-run single-payer health care, the green new deal, all of that, we'll see president trump even get stronger in the 20 to election. liz: you know what is going on, sir? the voter is smart. they know that democrats are whipping fastballs by them when they don't talk about, they refuse to discuss, to tell the voter how will you pay for that? it's a simple question. people who run the family budgets, know the kitchen table issues, they get it. here is joe biden. joe biden doing something happening right now. he is rebranding himself as the obama-biden candidate. wa

sarah sanders is not one of those people. sarah sanders did lie to robert mueller's team.sarah sanders spoke to the special prosecutor's team, she didn't tell them the truth, even when she was explaining why she lied about the fbi in a white house press briefing she actually lied to them about why she lied. you have probably already heard today that she was caught lying and exposed as a liar in the mueller report, but there's more to it. she actually lied to the mueller investigation about her lie. we will show you the video proof of that next. of that next ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections th

the sanders campaign announcements.kamala harris announced her campaign hauled in about $12 million and south bend mayor pete buttigieg was the first it protect $7 million. it's a big number. don't know beto o'rouke so sanders will be the top or second in the fund-raising. what's their take on this? >> any you slice, it $18.2 million is a lot of money to do a lot of things but based on their own expectations and what they have been telling supporters, they never give dollar figures, they talk about the number of contributors they get to sign up for his campaign and they have been touting a goal of a million different individual contributions. only got 900,000. still an impressive number and when you drill down the numbers even further it was only about 525,000 individual contributors, and that's really what the sanders campaign is all about. they are about that grass roots support. they average around $20 a donation this time around. a big number, not quite as much as bernie sanders and his team was hoping for, but it w

i think we just saw last night, the way that bernie sanders, and i'm not a huge bernie sanders fan by any means, the way he can really shake that populous base, populous appeal that donald trump was able to pull off in 2016 you talk about rigging the system, look at the policies of the trump administration, this is going to be aer if tile field for the democrats, can you see bernie sanders is not afraid to go into trump world and go after some of those white working class voters that have voted for democrats in the past but voted for donald trump in 2016. >> to that point, i think the question, and we saw clearly from that audience, at least, there was cheering for bernie the question is, can this president -- they're already attacking socialism in general, and johnathon martin wrote in the new york times, how some democrats are beginning to ask, did they thwart a 70 something candidate, who's immune to determination and incentive without reinforcing the establishment is unite to get me message. stopping mr. sanders or preventing a contentious convention could prove difficult for demo

plus an raucus bernie sanders town hall. did you watch it? and dana, greg, jesse and the rest of "the five" are in nashville. they will join us live to tell us what they are upto. hello, everyone. i'm julie banderas in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." we begin top of our hour, french president macron is about to give an address on the massive fire at notre dame cathedral. the investigation into what caused the inferno in full swing as the city of lights tries to recover from one of its darkest days. we will go to president macron as he addresses the nation. >> translator: together in paris, the capacity to marvelize, to unite in order to win. all loy onni along our history, have built cities, ports, churches. many have been burned or destroyed by the war, revolut n revolutiorevolutio revolutions and each time we have built them. the fire at notre dame reminds us that our history never stops. never. and that we will have always some tests, some struggles that we will have to beat. something that we believe to be indestructable

joe biden, bernie sanders and buttigieg, that's it. you get the cut lines, running in the high teens and up to 20. everybody is down in the slop. there is nothing there. warren, known up there. she's from massachusetts. 5%. kamala, 4. cory, 3. kirsten gillibrand, 1. nothing. why? >> some of this is just name recognition. >> they're on television every night, these people. >> well, they're not on television the way that buttigieg is on television. they're not known the way bernie sanders is known. >> on and off. cory's been on and off. >> they're not going to connect the same way with though voters. >> okay. we got to go. some people are working, some people aren't. jennifer knows this business. thank you for coming on. jennifer palmieri, jason johnson. >>> up next, the latest from sri. sri lanka, the death toll has risen to almost 300 people with hundreds more wounded in the horrific easter sunday terror attacks on the catholic church. stick with us. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about th

like sanders.uestion is whether or not biden with his own name recognition can counter that. >> neil: that same notoriety can make you a target. we'll see. phil, good chatting. >> thank you. >> neil: meantime, looking for progress in all the oddest places. we know what happened the last time these three got together on funding a wall. how about funding something else? after this. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can

number one, this was sanders' audience to lose. a lot of people who were there, he got the largest number of cheers when he walked on stage and then he blew it. the thing that's been missed in all of this is he was asked about what he would do about white nationalism and terror, and, i'm sorry, but healthcare after i've been shot by dylann roof isn't what the question was. so he failed to answer the actual question that he was addressed with. the second thing is this, and this is extremely important, look, no one is trying to insult bernie sanders for the activism he has had in the past but the problem is the perception of a lot of people both in that crowd and around the country is he does this whole like forest gump of civil rights thing and i was with jesse and i was with mlk, i wrote "fight the power" and all this different kind of stuff. that's not what people want to hear. they want to know what you've done now and in the future. >>> when i come back i want to talk about the women that were running at she the people as well,