in fact, they are calling it the biden-sanders unity platform. this extraordinary move to the left as we get closer to a general election, signals that joe biden is moving left but also that his party is moving left. and you don't have to take my word for it. the washington post has written several articles, 538.com, independent polling and statistical analyst website says that joe biden if elected would be the most liberal president in the history of the country, biden himself has said things like that. barack obama said he would be the most froggive in -- progressive in history and bernie sanders said most progressive since roosevelt. roosevelt was against public sector unions and he was moderate compared to what democrats are proposing now and then barack obama let the cat out of the bag in july when he spoke at the john lewis funeral and he said that when democrats win they are going to eliminate the filibuster and look at statehood for washington, possibly puerto rico, they are going to talk about passing amnesty to illegal aliens according

the platform of biden and sanders they are calling at the bidens sanders unity platform. so the moved to the left signals biden is moving left. the "washington post" has written several articles 538.com the independent polling analysis website said if elected the most liberal president in the history of the country obama said he would be the most progressive in history and sanders said the most sense fdr as the outer boundary a reassuring example and was moderate compared to out they were proposing now so barack obama let the cat out of the bag at the job and it was futile and said they will aluminate the filibuster looking at statehood for washington dc, puerto rico, pass seeing amnesty right away according to chuck schumer to go with the changes joe biden has signed on to that agenda he doesn't seem he's quite in control he's being question a direction but joe biden it turns out is the most left-wing major nominee we have ever seen in this country despite a 50 year career of just being a guy who shakes hands and appears at public events he has become the candidate of th

that is a bernie sanders term, not joe biden. he's also spoken several times about fundamentally transforming america. over and over again. he said, the coronavirus for example, was an opportunity for fundamentally transforming america. joe biden has been using that kind of rhetoric and moving further and further to the left. he's embraced the pre- new deal. the only difference with joe biden is that he gives the country until 2035 and she gives thgetsthe country until 2030 ann and so on. there's almost no difference anymore between a platform of joe biden and the platform of bernie sanders in fact they are calling it the biden sanders and the platform. so, this extraordinary move to the left is to get closer to the general election, signals that joe biden is moving left, but also that his party is moving left. you don't have to take my word. the "washington post" has written several articles about it. the independent polling and statistical analysis website said that joe biden if elected would be the most liberal president in th

bye-bye bernie sanders.oe biden appears to throw senator sanders under the bus to deflect the president's allegation that biden is beholden to the left. how that could affect his performance on election day. >> you agreed with bernie sanders. >> there is no manifesto. >> let him speak, mr. president. >> you just lost the left! veterans: you know mortgage rates have fallen to 50-year lows. but did you know that your va benefit lets you easily refinance to a lower rate? one call to newday can save you $3000 a year. with newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no home appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. it's the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. call newday now. fraudsters, they're out to get your medicare number so they can bill fake claims in your good name. don't give them that chance. just calling to confirm your medicare number. do you have your card available? for example, if the caller says they're from medicare, watch out. it's probably a scam. don't give out your ca

certainly, senator sanders played a large role in that.er the suspension of his campaign, he moved almost immediately to endorse, we set up these task forces in which joe biden moved in a progressive direction. i think senator sanders has been out there very frequently discussing the need that if you care about progressive gains that we have made over the past years and the kind of repercussions of the disasters that would afflict progressives for the next four years under donald trump, there's only one route here, and it has to be loud and proud support of joe biden. we have seen that in the polling that a lot of sanders supporters are there. but now we have teat gem thoget. among young people, among latinos, they may be there, but you is to register your voice, get them enthused. we're taking every effort we can to make sure people are participating. one other thing i say, katy, for a lot of citizens wondering what else they can do, you can ask your state's mail-in ballots before election day. it would be a travesty, i think, if we have

let's say sanders wins but it's a close race, sanders will net 5, 10 delegates.ts in the south, in georgia, mississippi, louisiana, florida. his polling has been terrible in florida. if he's in an even race, look at the hits that he's about to absorb. where can he make up for them on this map? that coalition everybody is just describing, very hard to see that at this point. >> biden has huge margins of older voters that. will come into play in florida. when i talked to you about turnout, joe referenced it, double 2016 and even greater where you had barack obama and hillary clinton on the ballot. did we see that play out? >> we saw a few places. this is the most dramatic. here at 1.3 million and change. in 2016 it was 782,000. from there to 1.3 million. fairfax county, this is the d.c. suburbs everyone was talking about here. this is the biggest county in the state. this was a big win for biden. turnout was up here 100,000. >> wow. >> 100,000 people. it helps not having a real republican primary in virginia. that speaks to everything we've been talking about in po

they are calling it the it in sanders unity platform. the extraordinary move best we get closer to a general election that not only joe biden is moving left at his party is moving left. you don't have to take my word for it. there are several articles about it and 538.com the independent polling analysis web site says that joe biden if elected would be the most liberal president the history of the country and biden himself has said things like that. bernie sanders of the most progressive since franklin delano roosevelt and the outer boundary a reassuring example that will go too far but eleanor roosevelt began with public safety. then barack obama let the cat out of the bag in july when he spoke at the john lewis funeral and he said when democrats when they will eliminate the filibuster and they are going to favor puerto rico and asking amnesty for illegal aliens right away according to chuck schumer so there's plans to roll ahead with massive changes. joe biden is signed on to that agenda and he seeking that rhetoric. doesn't seem that

it's not surprising that bernie sanders is arguing for what bernie sanders is arguing for. the same with other people. i think the biden campaign's advantage right now or one of their advantages is that relatively speaking they're focused on winning rather than litigating old arguments. and the trump -- and one of the things they're obviously trying to focus on doing is throwing trump off his game constantly and trump is easily thrown off his game. so, you know, the anxiety is totally natural. the stakes are extremely high, but on the other hand this campaign is not going badly for him so far, but of course, we don't know what the next 50, 60 days hold. >> no, we don't. as stewart stephens says about donald trump, he is the dog that chases every car. great panel. that's all i have for today. thank you for watching. we are going to leave you, though, with images on how we marked september 11th in this country 19 years later, and we will be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." ♪ >>> president trump campaigns in nevada and defies state safety

what does senator bernie sanders believe w? >> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by charles r. sy:wab and >>> senator bernie sanders, welcome to "firg line." >> my pleasure. i'd like to ask you about new reporting that has come on from bob woodward, that presidayt trump down the seriousness of covid-19 and deliberatelyed mi the american people back at the beginning of the winter. sos not to quote create panic. your reaction, sir. >> there's nothing that any e can tell me about donald trump frankly that would shock me. he lies all the time. and i want you to i known't say this about conservatives in general, we've got a lot of honest cove stivs out there trump is a pathological lial trump wsay, in my view, say or do anything to get re-elected. in terms of the pandemic, everybody knows that he country, that he has been at war with the scientific cty, and that is one of a dozen defeatewhy he must be this november. >> every american's life has en altered by the pandemic, and you talk about your desire onto

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senator sanders, i'm so happy to have you here tonight.thank you for making time. >> well, thank you, rachel. >> i played a whole bunch of your speech there because i think it was important and because you kind of tore the lid off here. can you talk a little bit about your decision to give this speech and if urgency that you feel about this? >> look, rachel, i am worried and have been worried for a long time that we have a president who will refuse to leave office if he loses the election. and what i believe we have got to do is listen carefully to what he says. i know there are people out there who say, oh, trump's crazy. he says this. he says that. don't take him seriously. take him seriously! he says that he's not sure if he will leave the presidency if he loses the election. he says that the only way, rachel, the only way that he can possibly lose is if the election is rigged. no other way. and if that is what he believes and he loses, that means the election is rigged, and he is not going to leave office. and right now as you know, he

they say bernie sanders sort of speaks to me as well.t said, how do you think you would talk to a voter who didn't vote for trump or rather voted for obama and then for trump and says, you know what, bernie, i just want a better life, how would you speak to them to try to get them to change their vote? >> trevor, that is a great question, and there are millions of those people, and what i would say is i understand where you're coming from. i understand your disappointment in many respects with the democratic party, all right, who have not delivered the goods for you, whose policies in many areas have not been significant in terms of protecting working people. i got that, and you're right, okay. but then what i would say is you believed in trump when he told you he was going to stand for the working families. he is a fraud and a liar and you've got to see that. he told you that he would drain the swamp, and yet he has appointed more billionaires to his administration than any president in history. he told you he would provide healthcare t

million dollars to help biden when florida after a state of polls shows biden's lead narrowing and sanders warned too many voters plaintiffs about the selection. biden is taking a relatively centrist approach to this campaign against trump campaign attacks come he's a puppet of the far left, the progressive sander standards with latino support in the primary privately urged the campaign to expand outreach to young people and latinos and involve young liberals like alexandria ocasio-cortez and show voters how their lives would'v approveh healthcare and jobs. >> what i said privately is what i have said publicly, that is i think biden is an excellent position to win the selection but i think we've got to do more as a campaign then just go after

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren hounded michael bloomberg on stage for trying to buy the democratic nomination. in case you've forgotten, here it is. >> the fundamental problem in this country is the power that the billionaire class has over the economic and political life of this country. >> they don't think any billing or ought to be able to do it and i don't think people who suck up to billionaires in order to fund their campaigns are to do it. >> one person, one vote, not billionaires buying elections. >> we've got billionaires who think they can just buy an election. case in point, michael bloombe michael bloomberg. >> tucker: bernie sanders may be an extremist, but he was b right. elizabeth warren may be a fake indian who doesn't know how to drink beer but she was right too. warren doesn't talk about that anymore. it michael bloomberg has promised to spend more than a hundred billion dollars -- one man spending $100 million in a single presidential election. that's just the beginning of what michael bloomberg is doing. he's also spending tens of millions of dollars to elect de

tonight, senator bernie sanders, cal penn and music from haim.nd now, jimmy kimmelle [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. welcome, greetings my fellow americans, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching in the aftermath of wrestle mania in cleveland tonight. it was the main event, sleepy versus sleazy. bate between joe biden and last donald trump. it got off to an interesting start, you know, they flipped a coin to determine who would get the first question, but when trump saw the quarter in the air, he said hey, that's how much i paid in taxes last year, and it went downhill from there. because of the pandemic, there's no opening hand shake, no physical contact. the candidates remained socially distant. it was like date night with melania. biden faced an unusual challenge. how do you diebate a pathologicl liar. it's like debating a parrot. the parrot's going to repeat the same things and then take a dump on the "new york times." their views on the integrity of the election, biden is for it, trump is against. it was a goo

the emergence of bernie sanders?> that's not the story. we have not talked about the fact that joe rogue an offered to moderate a 4 hour debate and trump accepted. joe biden was excited but thought it was rogaine and not rogan. biden doesn't know who joe rogan is. it would be very, very valuable for our country to have a 4 hour debate then those two guys. somebody has to tell joe not to blame problems that existed when he was in power and he had done nothing to solve them. calling trump a climate arsonist is so desperate. that's like me blaming dana for my grades in college or blaming jesse for that one arrest in 1992. i didn't know jesse back then. he is blaming trump for forest management. that's the problem in california. it's not climate change. it's not reducing the dry fuel. i don't want to get into that one. i will make my daily plea. with 50 days there will be 50 bombshells. juan, bob woodward's bombshell lasted approximately 30 minutes. they will have to recycle them and come up with new ones. social media w

a lot of credit. >> sanders needed a win.t a win. >> i think we have to take a moment and digest the fact that a former two-term vice president looks like he's headed toward not even placing in the top four. >> no one has ever come in fourth in iowa, fifth in new hampshire, and gone on to get the nomination. >> i want to begin by saying thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you to all our supporters in new hampshire. we're now in the soul of the nation. now jill and i are moving to nevada and south carolina and beyond. >> the landscape changes as we now move to nevada and south carolina. >> it's the first test for these candidates in a diverse electorate that looks more like a democratic party overall. >> he's proving that he's the first democrat that can win in a much more diverse constituency. >> nevada has the largest union. that could hurt his chances in this weekend's caucuses. concerns over what sanders' medicare for all proposal might mean for unions who have generous insurance plans. >> so our story is going to be ab

i agree with molly's point -- >> kennedy: that's exactly the language bernie sander bernie sanders -- bernie sanders is saying the only way the president wins as if it's a rigged election. you got both sides essentially talking about not conceding and rigged elections. brian, what this means is, if we don't have a clear winner on january 20th, what happens? >> brian: this is so laughable, that bernie sanders is talking about the president not wanting to leave office. you know the day after the election that the biden campaign is going to have lawyers in every single battleground state contesting everything that is happening there. the fact is both campaigns should be focusing on the issues they are running on, getting their message out, and winning the election handily instead of talking about what the other candidate might do. these hypothetical situations, all they do, when you paint that picture, is show you have nothing really to talk about. if you're going to talk about the other guy's hypothetical moves, it means you got nothing. voters can see that, by the way. they're not inte

it is not the bernie sanders program. despite what trump wl tell you. but it is a strong program that wirove life of the many millions of >> senator sanders, somebody who has supported you for a very long time, michael moore, the predicted in 2016 that trump ly would win the election, and he was othis program back january, where he told me trump could win iore-ele and very recently, within the last few weeks, he has posted on facebook that the support for donald trump right now is quote off the charts. now, you know michigan well. you had a surprise victory there and should democrats be nervous about michigan? >> democrats should be nervous about michigan and wisconsin and pennsyan t. wh polling is showing today is that biden is in the lead in those battlegund better than i would have thought in florida. but i think my point was that the enthusiasm is with tru, not with biden. now the truth is, when you cast your ballot, it doesn't matter you're enthusiastic or not, it counts as one vote. but what we have got to do is gin up the enthusiasm by talking ab

cardi b is just endorsing senator sanders.ers, and i don't ask the question then i hear in my ear again, "ask about cardi b." and i'm thinking to myself, "i prepared for this interview. i'm not -- i'm not really sure what she's talking about." and so i don't ask the question, and then they keep screaming, "ask about cardi b we need a headline we need a tweet. the interview ends we go offstage, and the producer is saying to me, "you know, why didn't you ask?" and i said, "who is cardi b? [ laughter ] they all looked at me with immense disappointment and actually i have this at my work-from-home office now. they gave me a cardi b mug so i never forget cardi b, all respect, but i will never forget cardi b now >> seth: i think it's -- i think it's very forgivable if she did not know who you or i were, but at this point, there's no reason for us not to know who she is. [ light laughter ] >> that's true >> seth: do you think -- you know, you mentioned bernie, and you mentioned him speaking tonight, and that's one of my favorite clip

we will also he e response from senator r bernie sanders. sen. sanders: this is not just an election betwtween donald trp and joe biden. this is an election between donald trump and dememocracy. and democracy must win. amy: and we will speak to one of the powerful religious leaders in the country, bishop michael curry, the presiding bishop of the episcopal church. the first african-americacan to lead the d denomination. this elelection oururs in a time of global pandemimic, a tie when there is hardship, sickness, sufferin a and death, but the seselection also occucun the time of great d divisions.. divisions that are deep, dangerous, and potentially injurious to democracy. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. for the second day in a row, presidident trump refused to commit to accepting the results of novembeber's election if his rival joe biden wins. trumump was asked about the election as he left the whwhite house thursday to campaign in north carolina. pres. trum

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joining me now, i am happy to say senator sanders, i am so happy to have you here tonight.your time. >> thank you, rachel. >> i played a whole bunch of your speech because i thought it was important. can you talk about your decision to give the speech and the urgency you feel about it? >> rachel, i am worried and have been worried for a long time that we have a president who will refuse to leave office if he loses the election. i believe we have to listen carefully to what he says. i know people out there are thinking he says this or that. he's crazy. take him seriously. he says he's not leaving the presidency if he loses the election. he says the only way that he can possibly lose is the election is rigged and no other way. if that's what he believes and loses, that means the election is rigged and that means he's not going to leave office. he's mounting a massive assault on so-called voter fraud. only problem study after study have shown we have no voter fraud in the united states. that's something his attorney general confirmed today, b benjamin ginsburg, the lead republ

what does sarah ckabee sanders say now? >> "firing line with margaret over" is made possible in part by... ...and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> sarah huckabee sanders,fi welcome tong line." >> thank you so much for having me. great to be with you. >> so, you have written a book entitled "speaking for myself:h, fareedom and the fight of our lives inside the trump white house." and it is -- no surprise -- a prty glowing account of your time working for esident trump, to whom y remain deeply loyal. so, tell me, wt was the part that w the fight for your life? >> well, i think we were under just a constant attack,ev anything was on the table, whether it was our weight, my appearance, my makeup, my fitness to be a mother. certainly, i think most of us who went into thwhite house fully excted that policy would be challenged, legislation, the agenda. but personally, as a staffer, have those challenges, i think was something that most of us didn't expect. i know, certainly, i didn't. as you know, i was the first white

sanders former campaign manager saying this in a statement senator sanders is confident that joe biden is in a strong position to win this election and nevertheless feels there are areas that campaign can continues to improve upon. he is been in direct contact with the biden team and also thinks that a stronger outreach to young people, the latino community and the progressive movement will be a real help to the campaign. the report says sanders also thinks biden is snubbing some of the best surrogate like alexandria cortez that biden needs to do more campaigning with people like aoc to energize the young millennials in his base. cortez is a young hispanic woman to biden and harris trying to win back after polls suggest some latinos have had a falling out with the democratic ticket. and are now favoring president trump. today kamala harris tried to gain some ground in a battle ground state with hispanic voters she met with latino small business owners virtually in arizona today. but only spoke for about six minutes. >> they have too much at stake. immigrants have too much at stake. wor

the person who asked the direct question is don sanders who works for the minority, a lawyer. and they will ask alex butterfield. to give you a little background of how that all happened, there was a memo sent to fred thompson from buzzhart, being the one half of my replacement as white house council who handled nothing but watergate after i departed the white house. there was a document prepared that was pretty close to a transcript in a summary of all of my cancers with nixon that was given to fred thompson by buzzhart and it was remarkably accurate. it goes on for several pages. this is what makes scott armstrong wonder where could this information have come from. so this will, i think, a combination of things, there is sort of a confluence in watergate constantly, result in the senate watergate committee uncovering the taping system. here is a recap of that in a summary form being recalled. >> i was a systemed analyst among other things and i made a organizational chart and here is nixon and here is dean. john didn't have notes so there wasn't paper documentation so we had

prime sanders!d by the new opportunity. >> deion sanders, probably the best player, one of the best players in the nfl. he's your head coach now. being a football player, it's a dream come true. >>> we're joined by my friend, the one and only deion sanders. deion, thank you for joining us. congratulations to you. we heard one of your players saying it doesn't feel real. does it feel real to you? what went through your mind when the opportunity came along? >> i was elated. you talk about a team academically that leads the. you're talking about a school unheralded, 33,000 fans. you're talking about four former hall of famers that matriculated from this institution. i'm excited. i'm elated. i have on my whistle right now. i can't wait to get on the grass and do some coaching. >> don't blow your whistle during this interview. we don't need that this morning. big ten schools today, they have so many more resources. you decided to go to jackson state. i'm sure you had other opportunities. this is an histo

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until sanders, who until scott turned it over to sanders, representing fred thompson. he was the minority -- as i had said to my wife and breakfast that morning, i guess if they ask me i direct question, i will just have to answer. and i knew it would be the end of my career. >> but the question then became how do we get this to material quickly. he told us who else knew about it, how it was organized and run and we had to get to it from my point of view, before it was destroyed. we had to do something to nail it down. >> anyway that's about 40 minutes boiled down to eight. what happens next is, after he has slams full attention, he says i can't do it tonight but we're going to deal with it in the morning. this is friday afternoon friday evening, the 13th. friday the 13th. sam says the next morning, he has all of his staff in, we've got to get a hold of john dean because he's our key witness. what if everything he's told us we built this whole case on, and this is all a setup that's why butterfield is up here, in fact he finally revealed this record astounding piece of

we heard senator bernie sanders has his two cents chipping in in terms of the campaign. >> reporter:hat's right. senator bernie sanders is reportedly warning the biden campaign that they might lose in november if they don't make a hard left turn and cater their campaign pitch to appeal to more progressives. sources tell the washington post that sanders is urging biden behind closed doors to appeal to the democratic socialist liberal base. biden's former campaign manager saying in a statement to the post, quote, senator sanders is confident that joe biden is in a very strong position to win this election, but nevertheless, feels there are areas the campaign can continue to improve upon. he has been in direct contact with the biden team and also thinks that a stronger outreach to young people, the latino community and progressive movement will be a real help to the campaign. the report says sanders thinks that biden needs to get out more on the jail with young progressives like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and thinks that melen y'all voters could be miffeed that some surrogat

his nonanswers on a joint document that he and bernie sanders signed to get sanders on board to support because he didn't support hillary clinton. just did it with lip service. didn't do it with his army. created chaos of the dnc in philadelphia we witnessed it. they will signed a joint document and now we want to pretend as if joe biden is not going to be listening to socialist bernie sanders. that's not a dig on bernie sanders. he calls himself a socialist. the way this debate ended is significant. talking about the ballots. and i think joe biden would do himself well to say he is concerned about states starting three months before an election to for the first time in new jersey and other places like nevada mail everybody a ballot unrequested. and then today we get up with this story. 140,000 new yorkers received absentee ballots with the wrong names and addresses and it leads to mass confusion. the democratic governor condemning the mayor who condemns the local board of elections. we know about the minneapolis story, the new jersey story, the problems they are having in iowa. getting

we got a statement from bernie sanders' former campaign manager who essentially said that bernie sanders is working as hard as he can to elect joe biden. he's been doing his own virtual rally toss make sure biden has support. obviously, this is a candidate who got criticism in 2016 for not immediately backing hillary clinton and some of that democratic divide played out in the election. we've seen democrats in this election having more of a united front. but that being said, bernie sanders is also kind of showing some concern that he thinks that joe biden should focus more on issues like medicare for all, like getting health care, lowering the cost of prescription drugs. he said that there are things to improve on when it comes to reach out to younger voters, latino voters, and the progressive community. that's the concern bernie sanders is echoing through this statement. when it comes to reaching out to latino voters, kamala harris will be doing an event in a couple hours, a virtual event with latino small business owners in arizona. you can see the campaign trying to kind of make those

so, sanders discussing concern. is he right to do that?re senator sanders is right, and i met with joe last week, and we talked about it. it's not enough to not be donald trump. it is for some people. democrats who always vote, that's plenty, but for some folks, we have to have reasons letter about policy. i sure wish that more of the debate was about the policy differences. we could have a debate that is civil on those particular things. if joan leans in and talks about his economic plans, with the latin community or i think we could win over those voters who are looking to move past the chaos and want to see what the agenda is. >> bill: debate number one, bernie sanders suggested he should campaign with aoc. do you think he should? >> i think we are a big and diverse party and we should accept help and support from wherever it comes. that doesn't mean if he campaigns with one member of congress, that he agrees with everything that member of congress as. i think guilt by association is what folks try to do. congresswoman alexandria ocasio

bernie sanders and aoc.ll be talking about the pandemic, the terrible devastation this economy has taken, the racial injustice, and climate change and other such issues. bill, we have very interesting dynamic this time that rarely occurs. literally the last week or so, two major things have intruded on the public discussion in this election. >> bill: the supreme court is one of them. >> the supreme court in "the new york times" article on the tax returns and the other. chris wallace, despite having laid out the topics, i think will be compelled because he's a very good debate moderator and interviewer, to raise those two things. new and unexpected things will be part of the debate tonight that weren't part of what we thought about literally a week ago. >> bill: okay, we'll see how it goes. robert barnett, thank you, sir. thanks for joining us today. new developments in the case against michael flynn, what happened in court a short time ago. coming up. attention veterans, today's all time low mortgage rates j

>> some of the concerns about the latino vote has been echoed by bernie sanders, senator sanders has expressed concerns about the biden campaign, to your campaign, the senator identified several specific changes he'd like to see, should campaign more with figures popular among young officials. are you going to take that advice? >> well, george, look, we know that we have work to do and we have said from the beginning, and vice president biden has been very clear about this, as has senator harris, we're really working to earn every single vote in the country and we want to earn the votes of the latino, hispanic community. we're doing the work, george, you saw senator harris out in florida just this past week, she also did virtual events in arizona. vice president biden himself will be traveling to florida next week and we'll be doing virtual events and interviews, because we're committed to doing the work. we've made an historic investment in our hispanic and latino paid media program, more than any presidential candidate ever and we started earlier this cycle on june 19th we started

host: remind us what the biden/sanders unity task force was. guest: absolutely. of 2016, theeat democratic party, joe biden's sought outgressively advice from bernie sanders for progressive members of the house whataoc to kind of draft does the democratic party stand for. that is the language they -- language, they believe x, they believe y. people want talk about this, but one of joe biden's most progressive initiatives he's that he doesn't talk about on the trail much, housing would be a federal guarantee to every american. we would basically create a new entitlement that provides housing to everyone. it would be a dramatic expansion of government welfare, and that was certainly influenced by aigne andnders' camp staffers. it has had a real impact on joe biden's platform. he isn't campaigning on everything in his platform, he is campaigning on trump on his response to the coronavirus, unity, on the race rise we see in american cities -- riots we see in american cities, but there is no doubt in bernie sanders and aoc staffers met with the biden campaign, they go

sanders from the american t peoe elected to do job. a fair hearing, a fair process and a fair vote on the actual nominee forget about fill in the blank. >> madam president, our adversaries information, this information in our society and seek to influence our elections. vladimir putin will stop at nothing to diminish western democracies, research in china wants to take america's place on the world stage but the greatest threat to our democracy right now does not come from any foreign capital, it comes from our own. the greatest threat to democracy in america is president donald daump. yesterday at a news conference, president trump refused to commit to the peaceful plans for power should he lose

ay fox news contributor, sarah sanders.w how you did your job as press secretary.wh i don't know how spicer did it, i don't know how kayleigh mcenany does it. couldn't pay me all the money in the world, but then you take it to "the view," really? a lot of courage there. >> i definitely like coming on your sure a lot better, sean. and they didn't like it very much when i reminded them, as i was talking about the problemst in all these major cities, who was the one that was leading those major cities? it was very interesting that i started naming off all the accomplishments and all the things that the president has done to empower the black community and help of the black community, they quickly cut me off and decided it was time to move on. let's not forget that one of the hosts of that show actually called the president a terrorist despite the fact -- >> sean: which one was that?y i probably missed that. >> the one you called "joyless." >> sean: oh, joyless behar. >> yes. despite the fact that the president spent the last f

she will talk about how great bernie sanders'.le thing is weird. >> melissa: emily, what's your take? >> emily: that this is bernie's mission. this is quintessential bernie, to come out and try to push the party to the far left. we are seeing is a preview of what will happen if biden indeed wins. what we are seeing is a restrained version by burning, because he knows that biden is fighting for votes right now. if biden were to win, the risk is gone and he could really lean into him. just remember, the ultimate goal for bernie and his progressive allies is to get those allies and people like the squad into key policy positions so that a then president biden could harness and embrace these far left policy positions that they push forward, and that is where the party would then -- and country -- would then result in. >> melissa: and we can finally get rid of airplanes, which would be so great. >> emily: [laughs] >> melissa: starkly different reactions from president trump and joe biden to the shooting of two los angeles deputies. whi

so clearly bernie sanders doesn't have any problem with what joe biden is saying.en is saying i'm joe biden, here's where i stand, i am not a socialist like bernie sanders, i am not a far left as aoc. i'm not for the green new deal, i'm not for defund the police, i think people who engage in violence on the streets should be arrested and prosecuted. i mean, this is what he said. and then you know, the question about well, who endorsed you? which police organization endorsed you. 175 -- i got a list, 175 -- >> why couldn't he name when? >> that's not the point. the point is that donald trump -- here's the recall donald trump has, jesse. he lied. he says oh, the police chief, the sheriff out in the county that surrounds portland, he endorsed me. what did the sheriff have to come in and say? no, not true. so that's just ridiculous. >> i was thought it was pretty ridiculous when he says that he's against the green new deal and then you go to his website and on the website it says joe biden, i embrace the green new deal. he doesn't know what he's talking about, juan. he

you agreed with bernie sanders on a plan that's absolutely -- >> you have any idea what this is doingnth until the election next tuesday it's the vice presidential debate and the final debate is in nashville on october 22nd >>> president trump will hold a rally with supporters in minnesota while biden is heading on a multistop tour. >>> the informal has its first covid outbreak three players on the titans tested positive. their games this coming weekend are uncertain. >> videos of the life size robot have been been circulating and it's massive it's 59 feet tall and it may be the center piece of the theme park there it will celebrate the anime's 40th anniversary due to delays from the pandemic it's now set to open december 19th now that it's moving and it's making all the motions it's fascinating to see that thing, so huge. >> transformers are real >> all right check out this officer who rescued a skunk with his head stuck in a plastic container first try didn't work. on the second try he successfully removed the container and look at that skunk taking off without sprayin right now at