political party jimmy door plus the man who could have been giving counsel to a president bernie sanders for the bagnio and why the world needs joe biden in the white house all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st tomorrow the united states goes to the polls to choose between 4 more years of trump or an arguable return to the obama years with joe biden a choice with seismic global significance progressives who have reluctantly supported by have done so partly on the premise that once in power he will divest from his decades of support for arguably draconian criminal justice policies illegal wars in his siding with big business and move left but not everyone thinks it will work out that way jimmy door comic and host of the jimmy dean. a show thinks it will in fact be quite the opposite and he joins me now via skype from his studio in california jamie thanks so much. for coming on on this important day. angela davis that icon of resistance no i'm chomsky i know you know to you've read so much of his work they say american voters need to vote for joe biden to kick trump o

over sanders maybe even don't come out how the d.n.c. tried to stop him being the democrat presidential candidate if biden loses during the d.n.c. will look at itself and allow a socialist to run against trump no i think the d.n.c. has no incentive in protecting establishment interests in allowing for a leftist to assumed or allowing that to happen i think what we're going to have to continue to do is fight so force a fracture in the party to move the party farther left for people to primary democrats and local races who are not in line with the needs and with the desires of the millions of people who make up the rising majority of the democratic party i think what we're witnessing is a dying party and it's fracturing in every single way and they're going to have to face who they are and whether they want to remain a viable political interest in the country and we hope that they'll make the right decision but they're recalcitrant in almost every way and nothing our concedes nothing without a demand so i don't think that they're going to

bernie sanders was playing to anti semites as he was accused of when he was running for the primaries for tomorrow's election yeah i think if the you know when it when it gets to accusing a jewish guy of being an anti semite i mean that that's just about as low as it could go i mean what what most recently happened is nancy pelosi who's the speaker of the house or the united states the most powerful democrat in the country her daughter accused andrew yang of sexism because he referred to nancy pelosi by her 1st name so that's how bad it's gotten when neal liberals don't have a policy to run against they smear you as an anti semite or a sexist that's the what that's just par for the course but what about this idea of pressuring once joe biden wins i mean of course biden has flip flopped on fracking the existential crisis the earth has do you think. like chomsky that he can be lobbied heavier or angela davis said he can be lobbying once he's in the white house well. i don't know what angela davis what history books she's been reading but that's nuts joe biden is going to move to the rig

she didn't get out and hurt bernie sanders and owes bernie sanders for getting progressive voters tohow up for joe biden in the election. i don't think mitch mcconnell will allow this to go through a senate. joe biden is in a tough position. he campaigned as a moderate and said he would be a big progressive since fdr. if he does not please this crowd. the moment you are elected president, you start campaigning for reelection. he won't win them again. this may be a peace offering. i don't think mitch mcconnell will let it go through the senate. >> lawrence i call it being socialist. emily, a socialist in america was something we could not fathom. you are from seattle where they tested this out on the city council and maybe it reached a level of top positions in the u.s. government. >> it's interesting, katie. i am seeing a host of local signs throughout neighbors that they want to repeal the socialist city council member. these are homes that would never put a trump sign in front. it's interesting how local politics feels freer to denounce the socialist tendency. i want to weigh in on

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briahna joy gray, former national press secretary for bernie sanders 2020.ay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "how long must i wander?" by nina simone. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as we talk about this day after election day, the day that so many around the country have warned, especially secretaries of state, we will not necessarily know who won the race for president, not to mention any senatorial race is, congressional races that the ballots must be counted. the ballots that were cast on election day and the ones that were cast early. there was a record shattering than 10101 -- more million people cast votes early in this 2020 election. workr an absentee ballot early in-person voting. and all those votes must count. many races are still in contention. somebody -- some have been called. jealous, president of people for the american way, former president of the naacp. briahna joy gray, former national press secretary for bernie sanders 2020. john nichols is the nation's national-affairs c

bernie sanders, senator sanders was the first to come up with the $15 minimum wage.ch voted red, voted for donald trump also voted to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. that is liked by both left and right. that is appealing to the majority of the country. and i think bernie sanders' labor secretary with that as the lead would appeal to both sides. not just of democrats but across the aisle and it will make some on the very far left happy to have bernie in that position. >> harris: all right. i will scoot to this. the co-founder of black lives matter is asking the organization is asking for a meeting with joe biden and kamala harris in a letter she wrote this without the resounding support of black people, we would be saddled with a very different electoral outcome. we want to be heard and our agenda to be prioritized. end quote. this, as the growing number of democrats are blaming ties with the defund the police movement for down ballot issues. charlie, your reaction? >> well, this is what happens when you have party leaders of a major american party in washi

bernie sanders in the democratic primary. and biden essentially signed on to a lot of democratic -- of sanders' measures. you just heard bernie sanders recite a number of those. he is going to expect action and he has a lot of support inside the democratic party to pressure a president biden to do it. >> sandra: very interesting analysis. if i could circle back to our initial topic on the president's continued fight for the white house mounting additional legal battles. your brand-new piece this morning saying it's all over but the lawsuits. based on what you're seeing so far you have come to the conclusion that nothing filed, any challenge so far appears likely to overturn the results in any state. final thoughts on that, byron. >> well at the moment we see joe biden leads between 10,000 and 148,000 in states like arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. and trump would need to overturn those leads in three of those states, assuming he wins north carolina, which i think he will, he needs arizona, then he need

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among them, we're told husband former rival from the campaign trail, senator bernie sanders. vaughn live from wilmington, delaware, joins us. hillary, so sanders, i guess, is set to be angling, we're told, for labor secretary. >> reporter: eric, hi. yes, that's right, senator bernie sanders has been pretty much openly campaigning for the position of labor secretary, but so far president-elect biden has been silent about whether or not there's a place for bernie sanders in his cabinet. he was asked about it this week and chose not to directly answer the question. president-elect biden is meeting with transition advisers today, but yesterday he met with the top democrats in congress, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer, to talk about how to get covid relief done in a lame duck congress. >> in my oval office, mi casa, su casa. [laughter] hoping we're going to spend a lot of time together. >> reporter: but biden still has not spoken to the one person in congress he needs to win over, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who issued a statement yes

. >> chris: sanders scrambling, trying to stay alive. and just has to throw it away. k cowboys playing for some pride here now, trying to tighten up the margin in the last 4:00. will have to go back to work. got to stay healthy, got to get hubbard closer to 100%. again, still very much in the mix. they had the win over ohio state. they need the sooners to stumble. >> kirk: who's their game next week? i'd be leery emotionally. >> chris: texas tech here in their home finale. then texas university. >> kirk: oklahoma state, when you lose a rivalry game like this and then lose, it could take a toll on you next week. >> chris: sanders in traffic. flings it to the end zone. incomplete. and a flag comes out. fields was defending dee anderson. he didn't beliecan't believe it. shake of the head. and i think there was a little smile behind the mask of riley. rueful smile on the call here. >> kirk: grabbed him on the arm, actually right as the ball was about to get to him. >> chris: pass interference, defense number 10. foul occurred in the end zone. first down at the 2 yard line

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last time was bernie sanders, this time was bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. that is the democratic majority wanted. but the leadership of the democratic party did not want that, they wanted biden. we need to change the leadership in the democratic party because they are the ones growing the democrats over. the democrats over. host: momentarily to start, this conference from pennsylvania on the topic of pennsylvania's election, we will take you to it. >> morning, everybody, good to have you back. harrisburg. as you all know, yesterday was election day and election officials are still at work counting the votes. in fact, a lot of the county election officials worked late into the night and we still have to do. i want to start by saying thank you to all of the staff, volunteers who worked so hard to count those votes and were still working hard to count them. the promise of democracy is that every vote counts and that has been the promise of democracy and it is still the promise of democracy and i intend in pennsylvania to make sure we keep that promise. as i sa

but it's a progressive state and bernie sanders has been elected several times.l the time. the broader issue is whether the biden administration, who has to answer to all whims of his party and to the voters, whether there's a place in his administration for bernie sanders. the progressives certainly think so. biden's got to figure out where best to place him, because every appointment, he's got a lot of them to make, so everybody is going to be happy with some appointments and everybody is going to be sad with some appointments because it took a great coalition to put him in office. so we just have to watch and see. it will give a lot of conservatives and moderates heartbroke for bernie sanders to be labor secretary but if he fills out his cabinet with a potpourri, if you will, of various interests including racial interests, political interests, progressives, moderates, you name it, even some republicans, i think he's trying to send a message of not only balance but reaching out across the aisle. that alone is -- neil: you're right. you cannot please everybody.

there is still talk of bernie sanders as possible liver sec..arly, elizabeth warren is not going to get any kind of interposition it appears at this point in the biden administration. your sense of how they might still be able to influence these choices and also the argument that biden may be trying to figure out who he can name that will get confirmation from the senate that could be in republican hands but certainly will be very divided? >> i think we need to remember that lawmakers themselves can be independent power centers. there was a time in this country when the so-called giants at the senate. i think people like bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, in the sense they are well-known in the country. they have large followings among them. ofge grassroots -- set grassroots supporters. they can choose to use that power in the senate on legislation and on nomination. the other way to look at nominations, if we're just talking about cabinet nominations, is the progressives in the senate are also -- also could be a voting block. if the republicans

more controversial, stacey abrams, likely talked about, elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders.g with more obama people, though he says it is not going to be obama 3.0, his action so far have sort of conflicted with that. so we will have to wait and see. >> so far, everybody nominated for government and senior white house decades of records that people can look at. those president trump coming to new york, does president trump have a new allied in governor andrew cuomo? the democratic governor came to president trump's defense. we will talk about that next. ♪ >> the way they question president trump at some of these press conferences is just -- i've never heard that tone with the president. there are reporters who just are unprofessional, don't know the facts, and ask really biased questions. >> carley: that was democratic governor of new york, andrew cuomo, defending president trump earlier this week, seeing the media does not treat the president with respect to the office commands. he added the press has recently taken a "nastier tone," and that he has noticed this at his own

we were just talking about bernie sanders as secretary of labor. whatever happens in this election, it was not a mandate to reject capitalism, and that is precisely what bernie sander wants to do. he's been very open about it he comes out with the position paper called corporate accountability and democracy in which he outlaws the thing that he would do as either president or secretary of labor and is a large department part workers i his view of the new america would replace both management and shareholders in decision-making and profits verity would mandate that all publicly traded companies shoul provide at least 2 percent of the stocks to workers every yea until the companies at 20 percent owned by employees right he would mandate that 45 percent of board directors in any large corporation be directly elected by the firms workers. so essentially he's creating this socialist idea of a worker marketplace. what that would do was essentially eliminate markets i a determination of the value of the company and the value would be entirely determined b

yes i would. >> cnn reports sanders has asked for their backing. >> democratic socialist sanders is confidentiden will follow through on their agreement and implement progressive policies. >> i expect the biden administration will do everything bernie sanders believes? know i don't. do i expect they will keep their word in maintaining and legislating on the proposals which we agreed to? yes i do. >> joining us to break down the issues beverly holberg. joe biden says he will be a moderate president. iran is a moderate but when you hear things like that you start to wonder. >> this is why you had republicans say joe biden was a trojan horse acting as proxy for the progressive wing of the democrat party and i think that's what we will see. that's why the election in georgia is important for republicans to hold onto the senate but i do think we will see this is what bernie sanders talked about yesterday, he wants to push forward to trillion dollars in climate and energy projects, executive authority and executive fiat has grown large in the last decade. we will see biden push forward regulations

sanders is buying for labor secretary and they want warren heading up the treasury.en already made his choice for that post but the nominees names have not been leaked. janet yellen is thought to be the front runner in progressive told fox business they would still yellen a victory, lail brainard is also on the short list and if biden picks the women for that role it would make history. also speculation who's to be secretary of state, former president barack obama advocated to national security advisor susan rice although she may face a confirmation hurdle in a republican-controlled senate. chris coons is buying for the job and deputy secretary of state tony blinken and william burns is under consideration. meantime the white house continuing to block the biden transition and working to overturn election results but biden's team so far has not pursued any legal action saying it might create further delays and we think taking it further with cooperation with senate republicans. >> i was encouraged this week to see in addition to the statement from senator romney and l

he formed these taskforces with bernie sanders supporters. they put out a large document that try to bring those more progressive ideas into the party. at this point, there is that old expression that personnel is is policy. personnel democrats are watching to see who biden appoints to positions. in the treasury department, fill it with people from wall street, but just of the democrats on wall street. or is he going to look for people who have a view on economic matters that does not come from wall street? who is going to be secretary of health and human services? that will be an important position because even if the supreme court does not strike down the affordable care act, there will not be the public option joe biden wanted it, but the department of hhs will have to do a lot of things to try to enhance the number of people who have health coverage. is that going to be someone who wants to move aggressively on that front? positionsa lot of biden will have to fill. the executive orders that come out in the early days, we are already getti

chuck rocha was a campaign advisor to bernie sanders.he now runs the pro-biden nuestro pac to mobilize the latino voters. he is author of "tÍo bernie: the inside story of hobernie sanders brought latinos into the political revolution." and we are joined by maria hinojosa. she is an award-winning journalist and author of the new memoir "once i was you." a memoir of love and hate in a torn america. she is founder of futuro media, host of latino usa, and co-host of the podcast in the thick. chuck rocha, you are a numbers guy. looking across the country, there was a bloomberg green that came out this weekend saying like and latinx voters are not coming out in the numbers that democratic party hoped for. can you talk specifically about vote? in pennsylvania come in for to come in texas where you are in arizona? >> thank you. latino vote will be the single most imptant factor in the selection. there is some truth on both sides and all of the noisier hearing. there is one thing for sure. no matter where you are in america that more latinos will

me in the studio now is a filmmaker who worked on barack obama's campaign in 2008 and for bernie sanders in 2016 welcome to the studio so president biden president elect as i do by letter is expected to speak in just a few hours what you expect to hear from him well i think you're going to hear a lot about unity a lot about coming together and in that way a lot of the kind of return to decency rhetoric that frankly was the cornerstone of the biden campaign that they want to hear that laid out very clearly and very smooth right so he is making this appeal for unity and yet this election and the results of show how divided the country really is and we can't forget that 70000000 people did vote for donald trump for 4 more years of the same they like what they saw so how will biden really build this bridge to unify the country resolutely right and i think when it comes to when it comes to coming together it's not about bringing republicans over into some sort of democratic worldview i think it's about rising above those the things that people have in common one of things we saw in exit polli

commissioner scott gottlieb, and we'll talk to symone sanders. plus, former trump national security advisor h.r. mcmaster weighs in on security threats confronting the new commander in chief. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." once again, we begin the broadcast with staggering numbers, and a lot of them are now in the millions. according to the white house coronavirus task force, there are 47 states in the red zone. across the country, there were over a million new infections in the last week, bringing the total to well over 12 million cases. on friday, we set a record of nearly 200,000 new cases in a single day. and more than a quarter of a million americans have died of covid-19 since the pandemic began. the c.d.c. last week urged americans not to travel for thanksgiving. many are ignoring that advice. we begin this morning with cbs news national correspondent mark strassmann in atlanta. >> reporter: it's a super spread of defines and denial. roughly 50 million thanksgiving

senator bernie sanders of vermont joins me now. senator sanders, thank you so much for being here. clearly a win for the democrats in the white house. joe biden is the president-elect, but disappointment in the results in the senate and the house. what went wrong? >> well, i wish i knew di de fientively, but i think -- diff idefinitely, but i think dt candidates focused on defeating a pathological liar and that's enormously important, but i don't think we did quite a good as job as we should have. in speaking to working families who, today, are probably in worse economic shape than anytime since the great depression, and we did not make the case that we're prepared to take on powerful special interests, we're prepared to raise that minimum wage to at least 15 bucks an hour, provide equal pay for equal work, make it easier for workers to join unions, create millions of good-paying jobs, rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure, making public colleges and universities tuition-free, expanding healthcare to all people, so i think we probably were not as strong as we should have been in

i would love to see elizabeth as treasury secretary, bernie sanders as labor secretary. that is very important for biden to understand the progressives and young people and folks of color have been under assault for four years by this administration. longer in terms of inequities in our country that have literally put people at their wits end. i think biden will have to recognize that it is very important for him to have strong progressives in the cabinet. and to make sure they're not only in the cabinet, but at critical places across the administration. there are a lot of positions that have to be filled and those folks have a lot of influence, even if they're not of the cabinet level. we are looking for progressives in the cabinet, all the way through the administration, and let's win first, bob,but obviously that is very important to signal to the progressive movement that joe biden is committed to what he said in the campaign and that he will deliver justice and equality and opportunity for working families, for the most vulnerable, for folks of color across the coun

caller: actually, i wrote in bernie sanders' name. host: can you get behind president-elect joe biden? absolutely, one hundred percent. i think joe biden will bring stability back to our country. i am sick and tired of the day in and day out tweets of donald aump and every single day, new crisis, a new emergency. it was ridiculous with donald trump in office. host: what gives you confidence in joe biden? the fact thatly he is an empathetic leader. i don't think i have ever seen empathy.ump show he appears very narcissistic understandsbiden loss and he connects with the voters in my opinion. as a bernie sanders supporter, what do you want to biden administration do first? what is your top priority? caller: as a bernie sanders supporter i do way more progressive. my top priority personally would be probably election finance. much control of politicians. these corporations that are able to donate millions of dollars to different elections, different campaigns have way too much influence and there's way too much power. mike, on health car

to hold as bernie sanders said police accountable.watch the murder of george floyd police can do a better job across the board. more money in community programs to lessen crime. when you look at those kinds of things and things like raising the minimum wage and other items, those are the winning numbers in georgia. that senate race comes down to turnout and nothing else. if you turn out everybody who showed up in november in january democrats win both seats. >> dana: the georgia senate races. >> it's a republican leaning state but keep in mind the biggest threat to democrats are voters who can read. it was the democrat bill sponsored by pelosi and schumer and kamala harris that said local police forces that don't do what the democrats want to you do take money from local police forces. i'm a simple guy from west virginia but that sounds like defunding police at the state and local level which as a percentage of gdp. >> dana: they can fight it out in georgia. >> reminder, biden won georgia. looks good going into january. >> dana: david

and the bernie sanders of the democratic party. really ours. never mind even like i mentioned camilla harris. she's, she's a lot more progressive than he. it is. so i mean, i am going forward will, will this return to normalcy actually happened? i don't think so. for many, many reasons that i think for some biden daughter is maybe suburban democrats. that's what they are at least hoping for. well, i mean, i'm going to be, i'm, i'm really sick and tired of people talking about the term. oh ok. i mean, if you look at the financial crisis of 2008, you know, how many people suffer grossly in a bronco bombing? his administration did virtually nothing except her help, the super rich. and then we have this economic downturn because of the pandemic here. and i've been a plague on both parties for not doing things for outreach people. ok, i mean that's me. nothing will fundamentally change because i don't think the political establishment, particularly the democrats, because they were in power at the time. and they, they refused to understand the impact

senator bernie sanders, you are certainly going to be a big part of it.hank you for being on this show. you are always welcome to make the case. god bless you and the family. >> thank you very much. >>> now, part of the pain, schools. how many times have i shared your frustration that what's happening in schools sucks? it doesn't seem to make sense that when nobody does it the same way. in one case everybody goes home. they don't know when they're coming back. the teachers are worried. none of them are getting better. now they're getting worse. the nation's largest public school system is going all remote again, new york city. why? covid test positivity has spiked. why do i have it in quotes? what does spiked mean? why is this the best way? why don't we develop better ways when nobody likes the current way? dr. sanjay gupta understands, and we actually have a piece of good news from the fda to tell you about next. it's all about the bedroom. and with caspers black friday sale, you can save up to 30% and make yours a winter slumberland. the fluffiest down

as senator sanders rightfully declared in response to the jail's findings, u.s. taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize some of the largest and most profitable corporations in america. it is time for the owners of wal-mart, mcdonald's and other large corporations to get off of welfare and pay their workers a living wage. see there is nothing more uniquely american these days than these suited and booted corporate welfare. queens living on wall street drinkin their mckellen's, 50, five's the broken backs of the working poor. and that my friends is the waking american dream and why we are always watching the most. you want to go on a city street. you want to see there. so you see that this is joyce state, great city, this least systemic deception is the late show which some things just as well who are watching the rove and her and i want to cry. yeah, man, the american dream you got to be asleep to believe it was the little darlings woman greatest lines ever. but that's our sub. the waking american dream is that it seems like all our big corporations and our mo

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the kind of bernie sanders ran on getting money out of politics and i'm not going to, we're going to go to what short break and after that show people continue work post mortem of the election. stay with our team. don't walk by wagon anymore, but i'll go on or yours will put you out of them is important and i didn't do it will always be the good is it also helps hold on a proficient with me to keep it or don't or don't muddy people come up to the group to come on in about the how i live and i'm mad at them and the minimum time because i'm not bad with the internet, but oh, november creative i stick by them there as an adult. what about nanami? them without being as high as it is about. welcome back to cross up here. all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. mind you. we're discussing the post-mortem of the election. ok let's go back to lauren. i remember during the campaign, but probably the only memorable thing that joe biden said, and he said to wall street, actually is that nothing will fundamentally change. you know, that kind of troubling on so many levels. because that mean

the kind of bernie sanders ran on getting money out of politics. and now thought i'm going to, we're going to go to work short break and after that short break and continue our post-mortem of the election, stay with r t l . look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people must obey the orders given a human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law. show your identification or should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point of view. see 2 great trusts and shia areas. playing with artificial intelligence will summon the demon the robot must protect its own existence was mixed. welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered. i'm remind you we're discussing the post-mortem of the election. ok, let's go back to lauren. i remember during the campaign, but probably the only memorable thing the joe biden said, and he said to wall street, actually is that nothing will fundamentally change. you know, that kind of troubling on so many levels. because that means if we could interpret

this is obviously not historically responsible, to ask what would roosevelt think of sanders, one of the differences is roosevelt was not anti-capitalist, he had values and ideas. the impact was very anti-doctrinaire. one of the things you can talk about a little bit, what do you think was roosevelt, putting in a highfalutin way, what was his theory of capitalism? what was his approach? he took on one of the biggest capitalists of american history. >> guest: that made it interesting to me. nuances are always more interesting. what i would say, roosevelt in big business fodder was essential and inevitable and morgan, beyond that, how was american capitalism defined, was not a land of monarchs and you could consider to be very aristocratic in his approach and sensibilities. look at the morgan library and what roosevelt was standing for was americans sense of democratic capitalism. and it was an organized capitalism, not a freefall. he wasn't fighting for competition all the time. he was fighting in many cases to curtail competition to increase profit and he believed america should have

elizabeth warren heading up the treasury, bernie sanders on labor, two members of the squad, iona presley on housing and transportation and keith ellison as ag. >> can't rely on republicans and lobbyists. >> so far biden's team has not leaked considerations for any of those posts that bernie sanders is saying he would step up. >> to protect the working families of this country who are under tremendous duress whether in the senate, electing the biden administration, who knows, we will see. >> reporter: with the balance of the senate still a question sanders knows he may have to fight hard on the floor with promises made to get biden progressives backing. >> do i expect biden administration to do everything bernie sanders believes, no i don't. i expect they will come forward and keep their word in maintaining and legislated on the proposals which we agreed to, yes i do. >> reporter: those proposals include lowering medicare to age 60, raising minimum wage to $15 an hour, investing $2 trillion combating climate change moving away from the fossil fuel industry but biden is placing pressure fr

i'm barklee unitas-ali sanders. so like courtney was calling out, i have been very involved in trying to bring transparency to the power outages on treasure island. i've reached out and provided information, and that's why i want to serve on the board to be able to provide information to citizens on the outages. also because i'm a veteran, i feel like i can give focus to the veterans and help them navigate their way out of homelessness and to self-sufficiency. i also grew up in an underprivileged perspective, and i've made it out of there. i would like the community to transition out of that dependency. there is a large portion of the island that is transitioning out of homelessness, aged out youth for foster care to different job corps program. so i'm just interested in being an active part of the community. i have a career in i.t. support, so i love to be of service to people and help them get questions answered, and if i don't personally know the answer myself, i love to research the answer and connect people to

even though i worked for bernie sanders, people have to understand, even bernie sanders there are trendsie would have won. that is not the case in the general election. conservatives do not like socialism period. bernie would not have won in conservative districts. so they put the best candidate they felt would be the best shot for the democrat party. now we have to wait and see if that is going to be true. but as far as progressives having hope and believing biden will all of sudden do something different, doesn't seem at all if biden was interested in pleasing progressives because they were certainly not included in the outreach plan. i think the biden campaign and lincoln project spent $40 million trying to convince republicans to vote against donald trump. progressives were very low on that list. neil: could you have fooled me, tezlyn. during the campaign, obviously for the democratic nomination, where he was, joe biden parroting a lot of their positions, you're quite right in the general election as candidates tend to do, he kind of pivoted back to the middle. you don't think some o

bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc, breaking tonight, we are now learning that biden plans to tap longtime aid ron who ran the h1 n1, remember last year he said, we did everything wrong when asked about their response to the swine flu pandemic? by the way, the same guy who headed up the gore recount effort in 2000 that lasted 27 days. we forgot about that. here to break it all down, the architect, fox news can ship your karl rove. all right, mr. architect.

that's what bernie sanders has made his career on.ge or housing or healthcare and then he just slaps the word "free" in front of it and runs for president and gets rich. they tried socialist healthcare in vermont, his own state. they had to bail on it because it department work. think about these policies, defund the police. higher gas prices, open borders, gun grabbing. none of that stuff is popular. it hammers the middle class and the lower class. the wealthy can survive socialism. they have the gated communities, they have the private security, the tax shelters, the boutique doctors around the clock. they'll be fine. what you are noticing now is you're seeing normal democrats kind of aligning with republicans against the socialists and that is what i call unity. >> dagen: if the democrats don't acknowledge why they suffered in this election, aren't they going to get their rump handed to them in two years? >> juan: first let me say, i don't live in a bubble that agree with me. i come on this show. >> dana: ho u.s. your weekend? >> j

the democrats took advantage of bernie sanders and everybody that he represents. but they are looking to take over joe. they agreed to the manifesto, i call it. you have to see what's in one. joe biden is promising to delay the vaccine and turn america into a prison state. that's what he wants. locking you in your home while letting the far left rioters. they can go knock the -- site your stores on fire. no problem. that's called protesting. we must protect our protesters so you are not allowed to go to church. you are not allowed to have dinner, right? the only one allowed to have dinner in the state is the husband of the governor.

and you know, the problem with what bernie sanders says there is it's a complete lie.uch thing as free college tuition for people. it's a bumper sticker, it sounds like a good idea, i'd like free everything. i want free ice cream, i want free college, i certainly want free tuition for all of my children. the problem is there is no such thing as free tuition. somebody has to pay for it. although the idea of taking all of america's college professors and making them work for free or maybe work for bowls of soup, i think that would be a fun thing to try. but it's not going to happen. and the idea that he was to protect working families by forcing working families to pay exorbitant tuition fees for other people's families children to go to school, it's nuts. it's a complete lie. >> dana: i knew that you were sitting there this weekend reading all this stuff circling it, highlighting it, laughing up a storm. let me ask you, the "usa today" headline caught my eye. democratic party is waging a war over its future as joe biden takes the helm. can the biden team stay focused wh

business katie are concerned with the thought of bernie sanders as labor secretary.hink they have to worry about that given how we set this up. let me give you the last word on this thursday afternoon. >> you know, bernie sanders cited bread lines in nicaragua as a model of economic success and wealth. so i would also be worried about that. but, also, you know, they keep saying that joe biden is the head of the democratic party now. and that may be true. but let's not forget that the house, congresswomen like alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar have been able to push around nancy pelosi. and if you think that joe biden is stronger than nancy pelosi, i think you should realize that the left is going to be able to push biden to the places where they want him to as they have been saying repeatedly. >> dana: biden might want to build a wall between the white house and capitol hill. >> republican senators. >> dana: richard and katie, thank you so much. next we could be headed to another lockdown if he listens to one adviser on the coronavirus. wait until you hear what he