let me play the clip from bernie sanders claiming that he's blaming joe manchin.uture generations, what's going on right now, in the west, all over the world, we're looking at significantly increased more and more heat waves. you're looking at more drought. this is an existential threat to humanity. >> how important is joe manchin in blocking the biden plan of this green climate deal? >> i would argue that joe manchin has actually saved democrats from being in far worst trouble than they are already in. but, you know, if pain is the point of this administration, then they are doing a hell of a job of it because people are in a lot of pain right now. this is a problem where you have a government that's trying to shove these solutions on people or shove these mandates on people. you know, most normal americans, they like the idea of a government that protects them from corporations that take advantage of them. this is a situation where you actually have the government taking advantage of people to press a political agenda, and it's a horrifying way to get things don

bernie sanders was pretty fired up there. it seems senator manchin is getting blowback from everywhere. he's a democratic senator in trump country. >> right. >> in coal country. >> yeah, i mean, the thing is that this has been building from the very beginning after they passed the infrastructure package. they hoped they would get build back better, that stalled out. so this has been a long slog, and you know, i love bernie, i think he's absolutely committed to what he's saying, but his criticism of manchin isn't that relevant. right, he's going to be critical, has been critical since day one. the question is, what does catherine cortez mantos saying to bernie? in tougher races. what is the senator hasan from new hampshire saying? reainrit w? senators who are in th would love something to come home to, that they can say, look at what we've gotten done, insulin, the expansion of subsidies for obamacare, whether it's negotiation on prescription drugs. >> rick, manchin said he did this because of his views that further spending w

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. >>> we're joined now by senator bernie sanders, it's good to see you this morning, senator sanders. president biden is back from his trip, a trip that has gotten a lot of blowback from even your fellow democrats, especially that fist bump with the saudi crown prince. you've referred to saudi arabia as a brutal dictatorship. that crushes democracy. should biden have gone? >> no, i don't think so. you have the leader of that country, who's involved in the murder of a "washington post" journalist, i don't think that that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. >> but at the heart of the discussions was oil and president biden said that saudis would take action in the coming weeks, could that make a difference and doesn't that explain why he went? what would you have done? >> martha, i'm sure that's why he went, but the truth of the matter is, if you're looking at the outrageously high cost of gas at the pumps right now, one of the things that we got to look at is the fact that, while americans are now paying $4.50 for a gallon of a gas,

so bernie sanders wants neither.se domestic oil production and not meet with autocrats. we put ourselves in a position where joe biden has to beg for oil because he shut down his own energy industry. he made up a fake covid protocol so he could fist bump the saudi prince. looked like they were closer than a rebuke. the whole thing was adrift strategically. we looked adrift we were begging. if we follow bernie sanders's foreign policy we would grovel to dictators like hugo chavez that is the type of relationship he would like to have. ashley: very good. next one for you, pete, first lady joe biden commenting on the president's lack of progress, quote, he just had some things thrown his way. who would have ever thought about what happened? the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. maybe we saw it coming but still we didn't believe it. the gun violence in this country is absolutely appalling. we didn't see the war in ukraine coming. he had so many hopes and plans of things he wanted to do every time he turned around he

larry sanders, that is.dian garry shandling. >> garry shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> just pretend like you're talking to me till we're off the air so it won't seem weird. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> "the larry sanders show" was sort of cathartic. because in the world of "the larry sanders show," there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? is that what you want me to do? >> so it became this weird funhouse mirror thing, where you could use stuff from your misery, from your career, as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand to hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show -- >> can you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan.

sanders: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: let me suggest to my friend from utah that i agree with a lot of what you said about this legislation that we're going to be voting on within the hour. i would simply add, while this bill has had many names -- i think it's lately called the chips bill -- it's also been called the china bill and so forth. but theoretically, it is supposed to be the competing against china. but i would point out that since 2005, intel has invested at least $700 million in chinese technology companies, including at least four microchips start-ups. in 2020, two years ago, intel invested in two chinese semiconductor start-ups, pro-plus and spectrum materials, as part of a $1323 million investment -- 132 million investment in start-ups, including in china. investing to protect us from china and a company that in fact invests in china. with that, i would yield the floor.

unlike sanders, schumer and the white house are not attacking man manchin.ast him and emphasize the victory achieved rather than what was lost. a reconciliation bill that lowers prescription drug prices and subsidies to millions who rely on the aca will be one of the bills passed in a long time. in other words, take the win. >> and expect to hear more of that from the white house and president biden's allies in the coming days and weeks where essentially the message is, look, we're focused on what we can get, not what's already happened but what is still salvageable. but the reality is as manu just said, there is real frustration. there's real frustration at joe manchin, although the white house has long sort of stopped reading out any activities, communications between the white house and senator manchin. i think that there is growing frustration that you hear from the base, from democrats, who feel like, well, we know we have a democratic president in the white house. we know that democrats control congress. so why isn't more getting done? of course the po

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lieutenant sanders is in homicide. they'll talk about how they communicate and interact with victims' families of homicides, and lieutenant sanders, are you ready? >> thank you. >> vice president elias: welcome, lieutenant. >> thank you. good evening, madam vice president elias, chief scott, commissioners, and d.p.a. director. my name is calvin sanders. i'm a lieutenant of homicide here, san francisco police department. i also have with me is sergeant leavy. he's the lead investigator on [indiscernible], and i have an investigation that i'd like to talk about. so what we're going to do is talk about the homicide detail's protocols for victims of homicides. here in the homicide unit, we have 16 sworn members. 15 of those are investigators, one police officer who's in charge of our video retrieval. we also have two retired officers -- or excuse me, investigators assigned to the cold case unit, along with sergeant leavy. okay. kind of disappeared for a second. sorry. the homicide detail was here -- excuse me. let me go ba

bernie sanders is upset.he excuse when the left's agenda dies that somebody was bought off by the rich. he made that accusation against joe manchin, saying this is a guy who is a major recipient of fossil fuel money and the journal notes that the political reality a which bernie sanders and the white house won't admit is their progressive ambitions exceeded their electoral mandate. quite frankly, inflation would be so much worse if they had worked -- if they managed to push through the $5 trillion build back better. >> that's right. that's why senator manchin is refusing to go along with this plan and he what has no incentive to. the president is very unpopular. the democratic agenda is very unpopular as you mentioned. there's not the support among americans for elements of that plan that the progressives want to push through and i think behind bernie sanders' frustration and the frustration of progressive activists here is the recognition that come november, the democrats' chances of getting anything done at

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this is our 1937 moment — at least according to general sir patrick sanders, newly appointed head oftish army. his speech this week was a shot across the bows to the politicians attending two national international talking shops — the nato summit in madrid and, before that, the g7 in the bavarian alps. both promised to support ukraine for as long as it takes. general sanders was arguing for muscular deterrents, the not very disguised message to presidents and prime ministers being, do you want history to remember you as it remembers neville chamberlain, who delayed war by appeasing hitler but did not prevent it? liz truss, the uk's foreign minister, seemed to get the message, declaring, "we are keen to protect the defence of taiwan against beijing." this in a week when china's president xijinping visited hong kong 25 years after british control came to an end. he was celebrating its rebirth. the uk isjoint guarantor of hong kong's freedoms. well, that went well, didn't it? in the studio with me, suzanne lynch, an irish journalist now based in brussels for politico. polly toynbee, who

sanders campaign in 2016 and her brother nominated her. when random congress was looking for community leaders. to run for congress and she was like the quote is you know, okay effort like whatever she said like, okay. i'll try this again not auspicious moment. not a moment that like like resonated with you know. future potential it was just like her brother called her up on the phone and said do you want to run for congress? and she said, okay and he he nominated her and yes, so there was this i mean in retrospect you can use the word machine, but it wasn't really a machine. it was a bunch of people who worked for bernie who believed in bernie's principles who wanted to scale it basically like you would scale a tech product and so they were looking for a bunch of people who they could. back and help with the sort of back end of campaigning and put into congress in the 2018 cycle. and then you know under i know you covered some of that race and you know, we've talked a little bit about like that. she's a woman and a woman of color and you

i'm joined now by my cousin secure sanders. she is a professor at the university of idaho college of law. a contributor to the scotus law.com. thank you for being here. this court is no violently starting to look like america now the day brought women's serving, how does her arrival changed the conversation in the court? >> well, for one, i think we have to take note that we will now have four women on the u.s. supreme court, which is unprecedented. so that alone, i think, it's pretty noteworthy invitation to the fact that we will have two women of color. now, i know for someone like me who teaches constitutional law every day, it will make a huge difference to be able to talk about cases written by a black woman. >> absolutely. it took 232 years, but i am happy that we were here. let's talk about some of these cases, though, because the supreme court decisions to overturn roe v. wade really did make all of the headlines this week. but there were some other major cases that were decided. it horrified me ended or find a lot of f

bernie sanders, have another leader in his or her 80's.re they go from here, the democratic party will be upset, they will lose power and essentially getting nothing done progressive wing wanted to get done. >> todd: personnel changes, job of general manager joe biden, but job of coach joe biden is to make in-game adjustments when things are not working, policy adjustments. they are sticking with the same policies and democrats hate them, too. why? why not change course to salvage something in the midterms? >> todd: i knew you would latch on to my sports analogy and expand it to a perfect conversation this morning. if coach joe biden was smarts, he would look at a coach who was successful in the '90s despite personal problems off the field. that was bill clinton. he saw the writing on the wall and said, okay, i have to work with the other side in newt gingrich and republicans and passed a balanced budget budget amendment. biden can pivot back to the middle and little things done, little victories, it will show people, maybe he is the moder

senator sanders from vermont has been pushing that. i think he has been pushing the wrong version. he has been pushing it as part of his socialist agenda. he uses the term socialism. we have a great aversion in this country to that word. we get hung up on words. i actually love bernie sanders. i think he is a terrific senator, one of the best we have got ever. i think what we really need is medicare part c for all, the republican version. that is the idea that everybody signs up for a health plan once a year. the key problem underlying health insurance which is the reason we don't have a private sector that provides health insurance and we have so many uninsured people is the fact that if you have a pre-existing condition, nobody wants to ensure me. that goes under medicare part c taking care of by telling the company this person has diabetes, so you will get a bigger premium for this person. when that happens, then we can have a complete plan. we can have an even playing field where the companies are competing. about half of new medicare enrollees are enrolled in medicare part c.

he is more towards bernie sanders than he is towards joe biden. >> so much so he endorsed bernie sandersdererman. you are absolutely right, bret. there is a huge disconnect between the democratic candidates right now and what the voters are saying. for some reason, the democratic candidates believe they can tell the voters what's important to. they voters have a way of telling candidates and parties what's important to them. one thing that really strikes me, these candidates, including john federerman, including tim ryan in ohio, they don't want joe biden campaigning with them. and they are pretty critical of the democratic policies in the case of tim ryan at least, the tactic of spending all this money in republican primaries and one thing i will say is that at this point in 2018 donald trump was under water in his approval in 27 states. joe biden is under water in 44 states. kamala harris' numbers are just as bad if not worse. it's remarkable to see a president and vice president not welcomed and embraced by these democratic candidates in these -- >> bret: so point if former president

sanders remains in custody and has his next court appearance july 19. larry: bay area tech executive has been arrested and charged with strangling a woman 30 years ago. 58-year-old john kevin woodward had already been tried twice for the murder of laurie houts in the 1990's but the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence when the jury could not reach a verdict. this time, please use new dna technology to connect the rope used to kill her to the suspect. woodward was arrested saturday as he entered the u.s. from amsterdam. kristen: president biden is hailing the new bipartisan law meant to reduce gun violence saying it is real progress but more needs to be done. today, mr. biden hosted hundreds of guests on the south lawn. the group included lawmakers who crafted in support legislation as well as families of mass shooting victims. the father of a teenager killed in the park florida school mass shooting interrupted the president's speech. he said the new law isn't enough and mr. biden agreed more needs to be done. pres. biden: yes, there i

i'm agreeing with bernie sanders. the right things right now policy wise but their hearts are not in the right place. they just hate corporations. they hate the rich. charles: right. >> but you know the reality is, if you're going to be rich in a capitalist civilization like ours then be a good capitalist and don't go taking handouts from the taxpayers through the government. that's not successful capitalism. that is crony capitalism. if it is bernie sanders who has to call them out on it then fine. charles: you know what? there is a lot to be said about corporate welfare, right? listen, we don't want anyone abusing the system. especially corporate welfare. i think they should change make the rules, make tax system, make regulatory system. make local regulations easier for us to bring the factories back home. if you look at earnings reports, reshoring, onshoring is the number one term being used outside of recession. seems like companies want to do it. we shouldn't pay for it. not when they have the money. agree with

and they do not want bernie sanders. or elizabeth warren. that is still in effect today. many. >> real quick just if you're putting them in line you got biden next to go to hillary or gretchen whitmer, gavin newsom? who would be the plan b for your biden doesn't run? >> i think we should be looking everywhere biden doesn't run. yes mitch landrieu, what will object or hat in the ring. amy klobuchar. i like john pastor. we could win with john pastor. questioning to the rest of their party behind contest to reelect the present better than the primaries. run joe manchin i don't care. events with her for parting the majority the time and we win. we'll take it to the manchin gretchen on a future show. in the meantime we'll be back to talk about a new wave of far left of freak outs of the supreme court decision. supreme court decision. we'll tie with local ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on social media is trying me. but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for all of this... yourself. so get allstate. [whistling] when yo

it's 7:30 on a monday morning with our shark guy, kerry sanders. he's at it again.eat whites. not kerry. coming up, his certificate for the so-called king of the deep, and the new discovery what's attracting young sharks closer to our shores. >> a major opportunity to play "baby shark." >> no, no! >> baby sharks. >> let's resist the urge. >>> guys, good morning. happy to have you with us. it's monday morning. headlines here, jury selection is scheduled to begin in the trial of steve bannon, the former adviser to former president donald trump, facing criminal contempt of congress charges after refusing for months to cooperate with the january 6 committee. he faces up to a year in jail for each of the two counts against him. trump has waived his executive privilege claim that prevented, or he thought it prevented, his testimony, an issue that's in dispute. >>> four people were killed yesterday after two small planes collided at a las vegas airport. officials say a single engine aircraft was preparing to land when it crashed into another small plane. sadly, there were

outside of senators -- senator sanders, senate democrats seem very unconcerned with making these large, profitable corporations, quote-unquote, as you hear them say all the time, pay their fair share. i hope that they keep this in mind when liberal groups inevitably point to more profitable multinationals not paying taxes. don't try then and blame republicans or the 2017 tax bill, which has resulted in record revenues coming into the federal treasury. in fact, the 2017 tax bill should be modeled to how we should be competing with china instead of targeting specific industries for lavish subsidies. we reform our -- we reformed our tax code to eliminate special interest loopholes while helping all industries compete on a global scale, including against china. a competitive tax code, pro-growth policies and rule of law allows americans to do what americans do best, and that is innovate. that is how we will outcompete china. in congress un -- chinese industrial policies will weaken our dynamic economy, which is

host: bernie sanders called it week saying that it covers a limited number of drugs and it doesn't takeect until 2026. your reaction to that? what would you like to see instead? guest: this is also a familiar kind of risk in the caucus. this is something we have seen as democrats over the year. proposals, ideas, sanders has been vocal about allowing medicare to negotiate and he had his own proposal that would have allowed for broader negotiations. as like that is the thing about bridging and keeping them all on board because they are going to need every single vote to get anything through this process. host: what did the republicans want to address? a situation not in the bill? guest: so republicans have expressed concern, senator mitch mcconnell and senator grassley actually had also released a statement highlighting what he and senator wiseman had proposed no more bipartisan bills and just a reminder to myself about the details here. really would have gone over what they call the middleman. pbm, and so it seems there are some ideas that i could get some people from proceeds of the ais

bernie sanders has been criticizing the president saying he should not give legitimacy to a dictators who's basically had a reporter killed. >> it's funny coming from bernie sanders spent his honeymoon in russia fidel castro so not sure he's the guy i want to take moral guidance but the reality is we have to have relationship, we just should and need to try but this entire trip was entirely misconceived. sometimes he didn't accomplish much, i think he made things worse. he left without an agreement on yemen or iran, he left without an agreement on increasing oil production. i was in saudi arabia several weeks ago and i could have told him they are not going to agree to that. they told me clearly we don't have the capacity to increase production even if we wanted to. it seems like his purpose for going was to give a speech and mispronounced some words and then come home and i think that's what the trip is going to be remembered for unfortunately. kennedy: do you think opec is kind of mocking the president now and being a little delighted he's been ghosted by the crown prince? >> i don

one thing i noticed in the tape is you see bernie sanders. i think he's older than joe. he's got his act together, cognitively alert, he's got a lot of energy. i don't think he changed much in the last 20 years. he still got the fastball. joe doesn't. everything that's gone wrong for biden, a whopping 75% of american households now saying that their income is falling behind the cost-of-living, two-thirds of americans and going higher living paycheck to paycheck. as i predicted on the program, what did i say? watch the housing market because that's next. whole builder sentiment is beginning to plunge because of increasing interest rates impacting the markets and home construction will stop sale of pre-existing homes. that will stop. home value will plummet to end the market will crash. then things will be exponentially worse. no surprise biden is now hemorrhaging support even from his own base. look at "the new york times," 26% of democrats want him to run for reelection. only 6% of americans under 291 biden to serve second term. they can't understand half of what he says

simone sanders picks things up for us right. nowsmin vossoughian. simone sanders , greetings. are watching symone. some voters are growing frustrated over the response over the overturning of roe v. wade. -- the conversation going on in my republican friends group chats. some of them do not think the overturning of roe v. wade does not mean the end of freedom of the as we know in the law of the land, such as contraception and same-sex marriage. -- do the right thing? no i'm not talking about the movie by spike lee. that's the message that cassidy hutchinson recede bombshell testimony to the january six committee. could this be witness intimidation? i'm symone sanders y'all and i have something to say.

sanders: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. sanders: like the senator from texas, i wish to speak about the so-called chips bill. but my perspective is, to say the least, a little bit different. to my mind, what the chips bill represents is the question of whether or not we will have priorities in this country that represent the needs of working families and middle class or whether this institution, the entire congress, is totally beholden to wealthy and powerful corporate interests. madam president, i do not argue with anyone who makes the point that there is a global shortage in microchips and semiconductors, which is making it harder for manufacturers to produce the cars, the cell phones, the household appliances, and the electronic equipment that we need. this shortage is in fact costing american workers good-paying jobs and raising prices for families. and that is why i personally strongly support the need to expand u.s. microchip production. but the question that we should be asking is this -- should american taxpayers pr

kerry sanders, nbc news, ft. lauderdale >>> extreme weather ahead for millions returning from a long holiday weekend. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman joining us with those details. good morning. >> good morning to you both. it's steamy, it's stormy out there, especially the northern tier of the nation that's what we'll watch into the ohio valley, great lakes, mid-atlantic and northeast a big area we could see severe weather today. this is what it looks like on radar. you could see lightning early this morning, especially in parts of the midwest into the great lakes. this is the severe weather setup for today. 61 million people at risk stretching from it the inner mountain west through the northern plains, the great lakes into the mid-atlantic. we could see some winds gusting over 65 miles per hour some damaging hail can't rule out the chance of a tornado or two as we go throughout tomorrow, that's a wide swath, too, into the carolinas now. 35 million people at risk. same concerns, damaging winds, damaging hai

kerry sanders takes us to shark camp. and celebrity roots.

kerry sanders has the latest >> reporter: today new york beaches along nassau county reopened, but withe of caution. in a rare twist, a lifeguard here became the victim 33-year-old zach gallo was mimicking a swimmer in distres all part of a training exercise when a shark bit his hand and left several sharp punctures to his chest. >> as i was treading water, i felt that sharp pinch in my hand as i pulled my hand close to my chest, i started hammer punching the water and connected with the shark a couple of times. >> reporter: beach goers today aware but undeterred. >> i saw a notification on my phone but i thought, you know what, let's not let it scare us. let's just have a good time today. >> reporter: records that date back almost 200 years show shark attacks are rare, the most happening around popular surfing beaches in daytona and new smyrna, florida. another minor shark bite there just yesterday. so while recent videos like this in the gulf of mexico are attention grabbing, experts say the recent spate of attacks are a consequence of more people in the water. last week 17-year-old a

and that's what got democrats into a terrible fix now and all of a sudden bernie sanders is going toon all the shows and criticize joe manchin and not realize that the consequences to the actions? that is pretty interesting and the last thing i would say is that the activists are running the asylum at the white house. if you look at what the communications director said, you are not really democrats on our side, and not just independents and women and the youth vote and the hispanic vote, they are problems with the progressive and many people don't once the president to run again is a huge problem. >> jesse: mad that he fist bump the saudi crown prince. just before i don't care about that. i think it's silly. they're bad people all over the world that you have to deal with and what are you going to do, punch them in the face? i do love how you have inflation and war and crimes, the real victim here is joe. it would be nice not to have inflation, not to be supporting the war with billions and not to be riddled with crime for america's sake. for our sake, not because it is a valuable l

the party, this is the bernie sanders green new deal agenda being enacted right now.o his democratic predecessor. president obama. sure, obama had environmental snafus. but obama was also willing to sign a deal on accrued oil expert ban. he's a radical departure even from the policies of the obama administration. so the sanders agenda is extended. >> shannon: very different administration in that respect. congressman, thanks for your time. good to see you. >> thank you. >> shannon: new polling shows one in four americans approve of how the president is handling inflation and his support among democrats is on a steady decline. our panel breaks the numbers down after this. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk (vo) red lobster's seafood summerfest is fire! turn up for our new! bbq bacon grilled shrimp with your choice of soup or salad and an individual starter all three courses for $18.99! hurry into red lobster.

senator bernie sanders is one of its biggest critics. he accuses them of extorting lawmakers if they don't pass it. >> should the american taxpayers provide the microchip industry with a blank check, blank check, of over $76 billion at the same exact time when semi-conductor companies are making tens of billions of dollars in profits -- >> so that's his part. the chips act has strong bipartisan support though. 17 republican senators joined democrats to advance the bill today. our senior congressional reporter ylan mui is with us. >> i spoke with chuck schumer. told me he expects to start seeing returns on the investment of this bill within a year, but the real benefit, he said, will be measured over generations >> american companies and americans, think long term it will employ people down the road i told my caucus, many of their grandchildren will be in good-paying jobs because of the bill we're doing today. >> but i also pressed him on the criticism of bernie sanders who said the total $79 billion price tag for this bill is just a hand

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the f.a.a., which is led by secretary buttigieg, now democrats, including bernie sanders are callingeat to see you. i wish bernie sanders calling on president biden to do more would be to tackle the root of the problem when it comes to these airlines and the airlines had a huge problem to deal with what was a significant drop in demand during the pandemic. they were told that they could not fly as much and demand did drop significantly, airplanes came off line, and new skyrocketing fuel prices and staffing shortage and this. bernie sanders says this, the american people are sick of the airlines ripping them off, cancelling flights at the last minute and delaying flights for hours on end. he says it's time for secretary buttigieg to fine the airlines $55,000 per passenger to every flight they know cannot be fully staffed. andy, you know what it's like to staff in this environment right now, it is difficult. you hear it from every business, small and large. your reaction. >> well, sas you said, everybody is having a difficult time finding employees. airlines are no exception to that ru

sanders remains in custody and has his next court appearance july 19. the online -- deon limb. 6 hearing is expected to feature testimony from a spokesman for the oath keeps. pat cipollone is also expected to speak about what he saw in her. steve bannon now says he is ready to testify. it comes a week before his criminal trial is set to begin for contempt of congress for ignoring the committee's previous subpoena. coverage is expected to start at 10:00 a.m. and it will be live here and wherever you stream. larry: sad to report a longtime member of our abc 7 family has passed away. mike dev edge died over the weekend doing what he loved, working as a photographer. his latest assignment was at monterey county where he collapsed. you would know his work from the birdseye view he would give us from sky 7 as an employee of helicopters think -- inc. was a volunteer with the pleasanton police department. he was only 54 years old. gone way too soon, and we will miss him. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a

among the groups that want him out this ruth's action group which is really a bernie sanders group.n email about 1.2 million current supporters they are going to start not only do they not want him out, they are looking to make sure and run against him to get somebody else in. which this could explain. so you know every time they say internal polls showed something different or more severe, that's why you see pritzker seeing the things he is saying. that's why gavin newsom doing the things he is doing. that's why you see pete buttigieg address some will interracial group over the weekend. i think everyone knows that joe's toast. >> ainsley: they are all trying to get. in maybe they are all thinking about running. this bernie sanders pro-group they released this press release saying they are going to the day after midterms on november 9th. they're going to release this campaign and it's called #don't run joe. they want you to sign up for this. released a press release joe biden is neither bold nor inspiring his prospects for winning re-election appear to be bleak. they have say this

amy: senator bernie sanders is coming out to campaign for you and rashida tlaib.st palestinian-american woman to serve in congress. she is facing the same issues i detroit? rep. levin: yes, but i feel confident that rashida will win. she is an incumbent running against a nonincumbent. 6% of the new district as part of her current district. i am really glad bernie is coming, supporting her, too, but i think -- they are not investing at the same level because they know they cannot succee my race is an incumbent with an incumbent primary, so that is different. amy: that is like here in new york, carol maloney and jerrold nadler. i wanted to end on this issue, asking about the president of aipac saying in an email to pro-israel donors that you were arguably the most corrosive member of congress to the u.s.-israel relationship. can you talk about your stance on israel and palestine? you and jacky rosen are the first two synagogue presidents to become congress members? rep. levin: i don't know if we are the first two, but we are the only current ones. i am such a jish p

i think the question i got is whether or not bernie sanders will.and criticize this to somewhat. at the end of the day, i think this reconciliation bill -- so you only need 50 democratic senators plus the vice president -- so i think it passes. >> is senator sanders on board? do you know? >> i haven't talked to senators, senator sanders is pragmatist who takes progress. and i think he's gonna look at, this he's gonna evaluate it, but if he sees that this is a good for the climate, and it's gonna reduce emissions, i think he's gonna be favorably inclined. >> and the best that he can get. >> you know they say, success has 1000 fathers, fathers and orphans. let's see with this child becomes. everyone, congressman khanna, doug, jonah goldberg, thank you so much, we'll be right back. ♪ i try so hard, i can't rise above it ♪ ♪ i don't know what it is 'bout that little ♪ get a dozen shrimp for only one dollar with any steak entrée. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. men put their skin through a lot. day-in, day-out that's why dove men body wash ha

. >> if fist pumping the murder, you notice one thing i noticed in that tape, you see bernie sanders, i think he's actually older than joe . he's got his act together. he's cognitively alert. he has a lot of energy. i don't think he's changed much in the last 20 years. he still got his fastball. joe doesn't know everything that is now going wrong for biden. look at this. a whopping 75% of american households now saying that their income is falling behind the cost of living two thirds of americans and going higher, living paycheck to paycheck. and as i predicted on this program, what did i say? watch the housing market because that's next. now, homebuilder sentiment is beginning to plunge because of increasing interest rates. it's impacting the market. new home construction will stop sale of pre existing homes that will stop. home values will plummet. and guess what? the market will crash and then things will be exponentially worse. no surprise biden is now hemorrhaging support even from his own base. look at the new york times. only twenty six percent of democrats want him to run for

>> i haven't talked to senator sanders. he's a pragmatist that takes progress.e sees it's good for the climate and reduce emissions, he'll be favorably inclined. >> they say success has a thousand fathers, failure and orphans. let's see what this child becomes. everyone, thank you so much. we'll be right back. hey greg? uhh, hello? it's me, , your heart! really? yeyes, oh recording an ekg in 30 seconds! tada! wow that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect 6 of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home or on the go. your heart rhythm is normal. no arrhythmias in sight. i wonder what my doctor would say? ooo, let's find out! with kardia you can email your ekg directly to them or sent to a cardiologist for review. kardia can do all that? all that and then some greg. kardia also gives you access to heart health reports and automatic ekg sharing. what next? let's get some fresh air. been cooped up for too long. yeah... ♪ bum bum ♪ kardia mobile card is available for just $99. get yo

senator bernie sanders is one of the bill's fiercest critics.hip industry of extorting lawmakers by threatening to leave the country if they don't pass the act. >> should american taxpayers provide the microchip industry with a blank check of over $76 billion at the same exact time when semi conductor companies are making tens of billions of dollars in profits? that is his part. and has strong bipartisan support. 17 republican senators joined democrats to advance the bill today. you spoke with some of those key supporters. what did they tell you? >> i spoke with senate majority leader jeff in his office and he told me that he expects to start seeing a return on the investment of this bill within a year but the real benefit he said will be measured over generations. >> american companies think short-term. this is a long-term bill. the investments we're making today will employ people down the road. many of their grandchildren will be in good paying jobs because of the bill we are doing today. >> i also pressed him on that criticism from senator b