sanders: thank you very much. our next panelist is sean o'brien, a fourth generation teamster and general president of the international brotherhood of teamsters, one of the largest unions in this country with 1.4 million members. mr. o'brien was the youngest person elected as general president of the teamsters union. he was sworn in as the 11th general president of the teamsters this march. thank you for being with us. >> good morning, mr. chairman, and members of the community. i am general president of the international brotherhood of teamsters. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss amazon, it's labor and business practices at a -- and its relationship with the federal government. to put it plainly, it is wrong for our government to be giving federal tax dollars in the form of a contract to companies like amazon. you are rewarding employers who violate federal labor laws, and create dangerous working conditions. to be clear, president joe biden is the most pro union president of ou

and one was represented by someone like jesse jackson, more of a bernie sanders, actually bernie sanders supported him, but really stood for some of the kind of versions of democratic socialism, but i think the sanders campaign has represented. the other side is the mondale approach the traditional democratic party and the third gary hart as this kind of -- as a more democrat has become the new democrats and focus on tech and trade and the new economy as the future for the party and that domate today help shape the direction of the party going forward. >> before we talk about 1984, let's talk about 1974. what happened in 1974 and who got elected then that helped proceed this. >> in 1984, not the george orwell book, but the-- i'm just giving you a hard time. 1974 was another critical year in political history and the big thing that dominated the news was watergate and new group of people coming into congress, the watergateabies who represent a sea change. and it was depicted they were called the watergate babies and nixon and they wanted to change the democratic party beholden to unions a

a lot of the news in the democratic party is the establishment versus bernie sanders. does not have a history? >> thank you so much for having me. that the sense that this came out of nowhere but with the and one —- intentions of the democratic party but in the 1970s or the 1980s as they were add another crossroad and in the primary there was a sense of three different directions they could have gone and one was is represented that was even more but then stood for socialism and then the other side was mondale approach and the third is somebody like gary hart that the new democrat to focusing on the new economy and that is what dominated to help shape the direction of the party4 going forward. >> before we talk about 1984 let's talk about 1974. who got elected then? >> not 1984 like george orwell but the actual election. but in 1974 is being here in the political history and what dominated the news was watergate and these new people coming into congress ise represent a sea change in the party and they were against nixon but they want to change the democratic party but t

sanders: i do. i am supporting jessica and she wins. >> do think at this point being pro-life you can't be in the democratic party or coalition? are you ready to go that far? sen. sanders: we will see. all i can say is you have the overwhelming majority of people who consider themselves to be democrats to be pro-choice. i have been pro-choice mike entire life and the candidates i am supporting now are all pro-choice -- pro-choice my entire life and the candidates i am supporting now are all pro-choice. host: sen. sanders: from yesterday. morgan chalfant , that was just one of many where democrat have suggested that the filibuster be ended. the white house has not changed its position on that, have they? guest: know, and the big reason is senator manchin did not support this piece of legislation. even if they got rid of the filibuster, they wouldn't have enough votes to pass it. if they are thinking about filibuster, they have to go back to the drawing board and think about what is a way to get senat

senator sanders said, quote, that campaign promise was exactly right.like president biden got the message. the washington post is now reporting that the biden administration is in talks to make their most significant, pro union jester today. biden officials are set to be talking with workers that are behind the union drives amazon and at starbucks about a potential white house visit. back with me now, is my sunday night panel that i am holding hostage. juanita, let me read a little more of what bernie sanders wrote to the president in this letter. he writes, quote, i urge you to ban companies that break federal labor laws from receiving federal contracts. obviously, president biden potentially inviting amazon and starbucks union organizers to the white house is not quite as far as senator sanders is asking for, but it is those significant? >> it is a show of support, right? president biden has been absolutely clear, especially in his cabinet selections about his support for unions. i think this is something that is a signal of his continuous support. wh

the top plays along with hillary clinton and in fact forces the sanders of the main competitor.ou know from a distance, as you know, the publication of this correspondence on the big licks caused a severe crisis and a split in the ranks of the democrats in an attempt to drown the increasingly popular sanders, who, as sociologists now believe, would have easily defeated trump in the final at the expense of the rusty states. violated all intra-party ethical standards and exposed clinton as a banal fraudster correspondence. as a result, it became one of the main reasons for the defeat of the democrats in the elections. as you remember, just the brainchild of julian assange , during the investigation, fox news journalist male zimmerman received confirmation compromising evidence existed and infuriated hillary clinton, who, bypassing the law, used home email and instead of work - this is a serious violation, they did not give access to a computer and fbi agents did not i think the clintons are so powerful. although at the same time their moral character is what to expect from them ca

but if sanders ran against trump, sanders would win.that if he had received the information, the same leaks, he would have published. so it's just an attack. what about the allegation thatjulian assange also was presented with information, a cache of documents which related to the russian government? interesting information, secret information about the russian government? and, according to chat messages and a source who was involved in the exchanges, julian assange chose not to publish this information. why would that be? well, all sorts of claims can be made about sources having sent information. how can that be verified, really? wikileaks has published information about the russian government. it's called the russia spy files in 2018, i think. and there are, i think, about 600,000 documents referencing russia, books about russia as mafia state have been written, based on wikileaks cables. and of course, you know, all sorts of claims can be made and you can't verify them. and the proof is in the pudding. wikileaks has published about

cochaired bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign. david sirota.we come back, a rare interview from the front lines of the battle of dundas in ukraine. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] , coda group won 2022 song contest over the weekend in italy and then live back to ukraine and were honored by president zelenskyy. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we end today's show on the front lines of the war in ukraine. in the city of mariupol, the russian military says nearly 1000 ukrainian fighters surrendered in total after leaving the azovstal steel plant where they have been holed up for ma weeks. is comes as "the new york times" reports talks to end the war ve collapsed with russn and ukrainian negotiators further art than at any other point during the war. meanwhile, the u.s. senate is expected to vote today to approve an additional $40 billion in military and economic aid tokraine. on tuesd, on the front lines, i oke to the indendent jourlist willi "billy" nessen who is in the ukraini

alysse and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. sanders, elizabeth warren, this this is her twenty ninth birthday she used to intern for henry clay two years ago. she lost an election trying to defeat by about twenty seven hundred votes quasars. i mentioned he favors a he does not favor a lot of what the biden policies are on the border and he's a he's a border congressman, by the way. and he's also pro-life. the last one there is among democrats in in the house today . so that's what's happening in texas right now. come on over here a moment. i'll show you what we have in georgia because before the night began, you know, georgia was the place ofe i would say a lot of drama. perhaps there were a lot of questions as to how the state was going to go in the republican primary. now herschel walker advances in the university ofnd t georgia red dog color, shall we say, on is that appropriate for walker? you know, played his college , the university of georgia in athens. he will face off-o against rafael. we're not going to see a lot of a

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a lot of the news today about the democratic party is the establishment versus bernie sanders. does that have a history to it? >> thank you for having me and talking with me about the book. 1 of the things that came out of nowhere butn they are deep-seatd tensions in the democratic party that have existed i would say since the 1970s but came in in the 1980s as the party had another kind of crossroads on where to go. in the primary one was represented by someone like jesse jackson. it's really focusing ontu the nw economy is the future from the party and that is what dominated to help shape the direction of the party goingg forward. >> before we talk about the 1984 let's talk about 74 and what happened in 1974 and who got elected and helped proceed of this? >> it's another critical year il political history and the big thing that dominated was watergate. they were against nixon and what they wanted is changed to the democratic party and they want to change with a whole slew of candidates. the other big thing that happened is the economic recession to address these problems and w

i don't know necessarily that sanders will run again. one of the issues is his age but finding another lcandidate can fill in in that way. i think getting beyond some of the questions of the labeling but looking at the policy that there are lots of things that democratic candidates at the national and state and local level of the conference have been powerful . >> politics is agalso pragmati . there has to be electoral success. >> it's true. i think that's a fact and i'm fascinated that standards has done as well as he has. i think he wouldn't have been the first person i think if you work a political consultant you would think would be a really frontrunning presidential candidate. >> arthur color is named don. we have three dons in a row. alan montana, go ahead. >> i'd like to have you do book reviews on laptopfrom hell. and redhead . i think hithey pertain to the democrat party. >> don, thank you very much. book tv has covered both of those books. peterschleicher and miranda devine. and miranda devine has aired already . peter schleich

was going to get the nomination, and they looked for any alternative besides bernie sanders.out why the president is having such problems, and he blamed two democrat senators. listen. >> well, it should not be a head-scratcher, you've got two members of the senate, senator manchin and senator sinema, who have sabotaged with the president -- >> that's a strong word, sabotaged. >> you've got 48 members of the senate who wanted to go forward with an agenda that helped working families, that was prepared to take on the wealthy and the powerful, you have got a president who wanted to do that. you have two people that prevented us from doing it. jon: how would you answer bernie sanders who says two people are preventing the president from making progressesome -- progress? >> thank goodness for those two people that stopped this problem of washington spending, of discouraging supply and of juicing demand from being even worse. you think about the damage done by the march $2 trillion spending blow outlast year, the build back better plan was largely a bernie sanders plan. voters i th

senators bernie sanders and lindsey graham will go head-to-head in a unique debate. it will be moderated by fox's bret baier and streamed on fox nation on june 13th. it'll be held in a replica of the united states senate at the edward m kennedy institute in boston. organizers are planning to other debates at other venues. they hope it will rekindle the tradition of friendly discourse which they say is sorely lacking in today's politics. i think a lot of people would agree with that. not something you hear about every day that's going to happen. >> todd: just to review, senator graham is not willing to move down my great aunt and bernie sanders is moving to south carolina. it's just bringing back the old school ways. >> carley: exactly, we love it. catch it on fox nation on june 13th. former president obama links the school shooting to the anniversary of george floyd's death. some left wondering how those tragedies go together. we'll be talking about it with joe concha. >> todd: and the fbi director addressing and isis assassination plot against another former preside

roughly three years later, sanders, following in her daddies huckabee footsteps, is looking for a newvernor of arkansas. next week acts are republicans will get to choose between her and some guy who thinks who thinks he's not conservative enough, because she endorsed a senator who said that joe biden won the election. if she wins her primary, which is what most arkansas watchers expect, she will face off against one of five candidates, chris jones a seven generation guard hansen, who is not only an ordained minister about a physicist. the arkansas gazette, called him one of the most impressive candidates seen in years. joining now is physicist, minister, and democratic candidate for governor of arkansas, doctor chris jones. doctor chris jones, thank you for being here. so, i read through the endorsement that the arkansas democrat gazette wrote, and they said it's a long shot to see any democrat winning in arkansas, but the pressure was an outstanding candidate, a real arkansans. how do you beat someone like sarah huckabee sanders, who's well known, has high name recognition, and is w

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they did go after bernie sanders, and nor should they have.should be held accountable for the evil actions of a depraved individual, whatever their political leanings may or may not be. everyone is responsible for their own conduct. in fact, right here on this program, i've been saying it for years. take a look. >> let me make one thing clear. we believe that every individual -- they are responsible for their own actions and their own decisions. i did not blame bernie sanders on this program, i went out of my way not to blame him for the fact that one of his supporters was violent against those people playing on the ball field. earlier i said the same thing about al gore. you know ballmer, environmentally conscious activists. i didn't blame al gore for the psychotic actions of ted kaczynski either. we have been remarkably consistent. we condemn all riots, we can double violence, and we don't blame people that did not cause people to act this way. take a look. >> we were always taught by the left, never blame the victim. for example, you have t

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the revelations outraged sanders' supporters. female: and we should not allow hillary clinton to winstaged demonstrations on the floor. it was, you know, a fair amount of maelstrom. michael: neera tanden was a policy director for the clinton campaign and one of the top-raing democrats whose e-mails were leaked. neera: people could see the level of emotional intensity created by ts leak, and it was accomplishing the ends that the russians had, which is to undermine hillary clinton, to undermine the democratic party, to help trump, to help the republican party. michael: while in washington, it was now widely accepted that the russians had been behind the dnc hack. assange refused to be drawn on his source. chuck todd: it is helpful to know that, if a foreign government is involved, isn't that crucial information to civilians? julian: i think that is an interesting question. the difficulty that wikileaks has, of course, is that we can't, you know, go around speculating on who our sources are. that would be irresponsible. chuck:you ow the answer.culate. well, mr. assange, you say you can

fetterman endorsed bernie sanders and fetterman was endorsed by bernie sanders last time he ran. a man who said abortion any anytime, fracking never, which brings billions of dollars to pennsylvania and tens of thousands of jobs. you are looking at a very radical -- a radical democratic nominee, huge win for president trump tonight in north carolina. ted budd is now the republican nominee for senate there. it is huge because he was numbea long time, president trump endorsed him. here is the deal of what happened there. budd won a 17 way primary, little-known congressman, wins that primary tonight with the president's endorsement, shows you the power of the trump political currency. >> sean: yeah, i mean, i think that is a great analysis. they all ran as maga candidates, and only one eventually got it. one of the things -- two things that took place in this race, reince, one i don't think it's healthy or good for republicans, when they kill each other. the ad war, the amount of money, for example, i supported dr. oz in this race, is over $40 million. this was a brutal campaign on

booker simone sanders, as always, good luck today, but you don't need any luck. >> okay.make sure to tune into simone, as already said, 4 pm eastern, right after the show. you don't want to miss it. all right. a mother. some are using this mother's day weekend to fight for the rights of all women. take a listen. >> i'm a mom. she is eight months old. but i also had an abortion almost 20 years ago. and so i think it is extremely important that i, and that people, show their stories now more than ever. abortion is absolutely health care. the decision that i made to have an abortion years ago was a deeply personal to me. my decision to have a child was equally personal and equally important to me. and just as strongly as i felt about my decision to become a mother, and ashore of, it i felt the same way about my abortion. and abortion's health care. but >> a mother protesting for abortion rights or the supreme court as the reality of the possible and of rogue came clear this week. more and more women are telling their personal stories. my next guest is one of those women. ten

if you were going to rebrand the bernie sanders kind of appeal to a more working class hoodie wearing, you know, regular joe look, this is sort of it. because bernie sanders -- he may be for the people but he doesn't have a man of the people vibe and fetterman does. >> no one looks like john fetterman to be fair. >> outside of mma. >> he's giant. he is a giant guy recovering from a stroke and just had a pacemaker put in. >>> north carolina, you were talking about north carolina before, leanne, madison cawthorn, you have a republican congressman who lost in a primary, incumbents don't generally lose in primaries, chargely because of all the scandals that have surrounded him and because almost every other major national republican, save donald trump, lined up against him. >> yeah, that's right, but also with cawthorn he's still got a pretty significant portion of the vote. it was nearly 30%, i don't know what the final results are, there we go, about 31%. so it wasn't a blowout. so that is also telling of where the republican base stands a little bit. but madison cawthorn lost because t

from the wiki league scandal about her campaign and the very obvious conspiracy against the bernie sanders campaign. if we were called back then bernie sanders was about to upset her in the democratic primary and his platform was about, you know, taking on corporate america and giving people a social safety network. and they were trying to absolve, you know, anything to do with the conspiracy that they level against bernie sanders to under kat undercut his movement and the young people that supporting him. and the 2nd thing was to influence the foreign policy, the trump administration, to make it so that way. trump's foreign policy, which was supposed to be more restrained, couldn't be so, so that, you know, if he were more lax with russia, are willing to be diplomatic with russia that he would be considered, you know, some kind of mentoring candidate. why then do you think hillary clinton approve such a plan of as risky? was that because when she went one on one with trump, she was ons on favorite back then to to win the oval office. but as we all know, she failed to to see victory in the

i think they would love deion sanders, especially if you want. and by the way, i don't know how well, you know deon, but i got i got to know him very well when i did my book on the baltimore ravens in 2004 because he was there. and i'm telling you he can take over any room he's in. he because he's got that personality but also because he's so -- smart. deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. it would have to be if that happened. i would be there absolutely. question here, john. can we find a path to equity in head coaching positions without dealing with the lingering perception that black athletes are successful because they're bigger stronger faster while right athletes are so often thought to be successful because they play smarter and john i would argue that that's an us thing right the media the the way we shape. we're all the perceptions. strictly a matter of that, isn't it? yeah when we're all guilty. it's like we were all guilty in the 90s of looking the other way when when steroids were taking over baseball and the

i did not blame bernie sanders on this program. i went out of my way not tola blame himme for the fact that oe of his supporters was violent against those those people playing on the ball field. now earlier i said the sameab thing about al gore. remember the unabomber radically far left anen environmentally conscious terrorist who was apparentlyvi n avid reader of al gore's book earth in the balance ofn' the unbalanced. but i didn't blame al gore for the psychotic actions of ted kaczynski either. we've been remarkably consistent. we condemn all riots, we condemn all violence and we don't blame people that did nott cause people to act this way. take a look . were always called by the left. never blame the victim for example, you had the unabomber in his hut. al gore's book earth in the balance was in there that al gore inspired the unabomber. that wouldn't be fair.ny or you can take any number ofpl exampleses where left wing words do not cause people. op you cannot say that words are causing people to be violent, ve but that's the n

i'm simone sanders, and i have something to say. i want to start with ukraine, and when i learned about dr. jill biden's trip to the region. the first lady went to remain in school today to meet refugee children and to talk to men and women stepping up to take teach these traumatized young people. in my exclusive interview, doctor biden told me that she had to visit these teachers and spent mother's day weekend with ukrainian refugees after she saw pictures of families being ripped apart by war. but when dr. jill biden and i sat down i had to ask her about which she thought of the most heated debate in america right now. the leak of the supreme court opinion overturning roe v. wade. for the first time, folks, she did say where she stands? take a listen. dr. jill welcome. i cannot think of a better first guess from my first show than the first lady of the united states of america. i'm very excited to talk to you about your life, your family, your work, your trip that you're about to take. i want to first start with talking to you abo

simone sanders joins us now, congratulations on the big get with the first lady.hrough. no one else was obviously had the leak of a supreme court opinion. with this first lady, what can you tell you about the white house reaction tonight? >> she talked about the clip that you saw that she was shocked when she got the news about the same time about the draft. and i think context here is really important. doctor biden has woven in a world both without the protection of roe v. wade and with the protections of roe v. wade. she is someone that over her career has championed, if you will, women's rights. all known in the interview, she talks about how important her independence is to her. and i think that those comments juxtapose where women all across this country, especially young women, find themselves today is fascinating. >> the profile, the economic proposal we know about and various demographic profiles of women who are receiving abortion services now, a majority of, them 59% already have one child. 50% of them are living below the poverty line. those who are liv

fetterman endorsed bernied sanders and fetterman wasti endorsed by bernie sanders laste time he ran. this is a man who has saidy abortion any time, fracking never, which brings billions b and billions of dollars to pennsylvania and creates tens o of thousands of jobs.f so you're. looking at a very you're looking at radicalization of some of these democratic nominees, a huge winc for president trump tonight in north carolina. ted buddt in is now the republin nominee for senate there. it's huge because he was number two or three in the polls for a long time. president trump endorsed him a.i the club came in for him as well. but here's here's the deal. what happened there? but it won a 17 way primary a in 2016 to go to congress. little known congressman is upma against a former governor and another congressman and wins that primary tonight with the president's daughter. it shows you the power of the trump political currency. nk yeah, i mean, i think that'sre a great analysis. you're right. they all ran maga candidates and only one eventually got it. one of the things that happenedt to t

anybody blame bernie sanders with that? >> hampton, massachusetts, good morning. >> i believe that guy stole my thunder, is going to say the rhetoric about white people suck and past barriers to kill white people. i heard you talk about tuckerr carlson, you heard way read and wallace were heavy talks to john lennon and his rhetoric? they are race baiting all day talking about white people suck and we got to unite. talk about fascism, nobody can have a different opinion. >> for this particular alleged gunman, do you think he was motivated by some of those, both media views and actions of previously clearly raise motivated shootings like 2015? >> let me answer like ad democrat, i don't know, we haven't studied it enough. what about the waukesha guy or those who killed white people is say we just don't know, it happens to be a coincidence. that's what you always say. hypocrisy is a double standard all day. >> buffalo news this morning, reporting on the manifesto, alleged shooter behind, racist manifesto details, hateful views,

kerry sanders said this is not an issue of gun ownership, it is an issue of gun ownership.you have 18-year-olds who can't buy a beer, but they can buy a weapon in the state of texas, after the state legislature lowered the age to purchase a weapon, that is a problem. that is an issue of gun ownership. we are learning more about the killer. there was a painful peace in one of the newspapers, explores his youth, what he was going through from friends, what they witnessed. we live in a state that deeply under funds mental health care. our state's solution to mental health care is jailing the mentally ill. that is why so many mentally ill languish in jails and prisons, recent, greg abbott took hundreds of millions of dollars, i think it was 200 million dollars from the health and humane services agency, using it for his political stunt. when we talk about the tragedies, yes, we have to wrap our arms around the communities and do everything to support them. not just in the hours and days of the aftermath, but in the weeks, months and years later. we have to solve the problem, jo

sarah huckabee sanders.hat name, of course, because donald trump is backing his former press secretary, sanders. sanders is also the daughter of former governor mike huckabee. one thing i will note, if huckabee sanders eventually wins the general election, she will become, with mike huckabee, the first father-daughter team to both govern in the same state. finally, here's the one other thing i have for you. probably my favorite race of the night. saving the best for last. the alabama republican senatorial primary. what's going on here? well, donald trump initially endorsed mo brooks, but withdrew that endorsement in march. very interesting. what will happen? can brooks actually emerge and enter a runoff tonight? because alabama, like the other states that i mentioned, to win, the leader needs 50% plus 1. otherwise, a top two runoff on june 21st. if mo brooks emerges in that runoff, quite an embarrassing result for the former president, who enendorsed him. >> harry enten, your enthusiasm is contagious. thank

we talked about sarah huckabee sanders.t me just bring the she has a comfortable lead, i'm just looking at this at 39 percent for rate if he looks like. looks to be the winner right there. going on to miss and the race from the senate side. we had a big part the play ends at the freight i endorsed sarah huckabee very early on. i think i played a big role in that part. >> i give it to you. get i get the blame, i don't ge the credit. we have to let you run. this is terrible news they just broken what we just got word that bill malaysian reporting h got back to us that we have bee reporting on nights 18 children we're killed, and in texas today , we now have that number at 19 children in two teachers killed in this horrific school shooting according to the texas department of safety. here now with reaction,. we talk a lot about chicago and the big city, violence, in name we never hear and nothing ever gets said and people don't politicize a, they only seem to do it when they see benefits th answer, if we're going to stop this

they were found unresponsive in two different villas at an exclusive five-star resort kerry sanders ishere and spoke with the guests who knew the victims. >> reporter: on the island paradise of the bahamas, a mystery is still unfolding. why are three american tourists who stayed at the sandals emerald bay resort, dead hotel guests we spoke with say the two couples did not know each other, were on either side of a split beachfront villa at least one couple had complained to friends about nausea and dizziness. >> it is a tragic situation, and it's really hard to wrap your brain around. >> reporter: the resort posts the villas can cost thousands a night. kevin and kara from nashville say they had made friends with vince and donna, who were celebrating a 40th wedding anniversary. >> very sweet couple sorry. very sweet couple. umm, just really good hearted. >> reporter: donna survived and was airlifted to a miami hospital >> we were told that donna woke up feeling paralyzed. >> paralyzed >> paralyzed is what was reported to us couldn't move, said her arms and legs were swollen, and that she