sanders. ms. sanders: one thing you have in common is a lack of experience in elected office. why should arkansans trust you? ms. sanders: one of the biggest things and one of the most important qualifications of a leader is being prepared for things that you have no idea are coming your way. any can talk about specific policies and the things they want to do but the real test is when -- for things they never see coming. i have been tested at the highest level of government, under the most intense criticism you can possibly imagine, never once backing down from who i am or what i believe. always rising to the moment, facing every challenge head-on. never changing who i am or what i believe in is doing exactly who i am and not looking to critics to define me. i never needed validation from the room because i had a creator who had already given me that and set the on a pass. i am prepared to step in on day one and be the fighter and leader our state needs. >> mr. jones, one minute. mr. jones: th

>> all of college football, it's no, it's no other deion sanders. >> what's deion sanders worth to jacksonn't think i could put a number on that. i don't think it's enough zeros. i mean, he's worth a lot. >> the bump in attendance, buzz and commerce is especially welcome in a city marked by poverty, deprivation that can be glimpsed just on the other side of the fence from the jsu football facility. the program was depressed as well. jackson state produced four hall of fame nfl players, including running back walter payton. but when sanders arrived, not one jackson state player had been drafted in 12 years. >> what struck you about being here on this campus? >> the need. >> what kind of needs are you sensing here? >> you want to start in alphabetical order or numerical? [ laughter ] >> sanders was immediately confronted with the economic realities of hbcus, and with the social cleavages of mississippi. >> what were the facilities like? [ laughter ] horrible. and i'm sitting up here thinking, even to this day, how can a public high school in texas look better than a college? >> football faci

bernie sanders is not saying don't focus on abortion. consultants saying only focus on abortion, but sanders in this op-ed writes, while the abortion issue must remain on the front burner. he says, we should focus on this, democrats, he said. it would be political malpractice for democrats to ignore the state of the economy and allow republican lies and extortion to go on unanswered. kb what's going on here? >> largely reacting to the ads democrats using. he's right. democrats are spending tens of millions of dollars in ads focused on the abortion issue. there's a reason for that. it's working in their favor and elections, where not much else is. president biden's ratings are b better but still under water. worried about crime and the economy. it's encertain. even in republican messaging documents, that democrat have advance when it comes to abortion. people do not like -- they liked roe. you know, liked having that federal abortion rights standard, and they don't like that the supreme court took it away. >> a lot of this is about bernie

senator bernie sanders is going after the fed.e's hitting the fed for exacerbating the inflation problem for so many americans. >> i think they're hurting the situation. i think it is wrong to be saying that the way we're going to deal with inflation is by lowering wages and increasing unemployment. that is not what we should be doing. this inflation thing is a real issue, it is a global issue. but at a time when working families are struggling and the people on top are doing phenomenally well, i don't think you go after working people. lauren: the sentiment of that might be right, inflation is the real issue; right. higher rates needed to bring it down only pinch americans more. i think most people get that. but he is bernie sanders, and he went after at a later point in the interview, big oil, big pharma, even food stores, grocery stores, razor thin profit margins for reaping profits while every day americans struck and will he didn't acknowledge government spending as a root cause of inpolice station. stu: it's the eternal sham

as bernie sanders said, they are out of touch.oncept of reality, which is the everyday kitchen table issues. that is what americans care about right now. >> kevin: i think you are absolutely right. >> harris: i would add the women only conversation or the mostly women what happened to birthing people quite honestly, the pretty pictures so far and flexes so far to hit categories of people that you can't be consistent. >> kevin: those are the four elements of my party. i don't think the matrix, hopefully not. >> harris: speaking of which the mainstream media seems to be squashing any health concerns about john fetterman. you know, he recently suffered a stroke back in may and they turned on one of their own twin raised questions about the lieutenant governor's abilities after she'd just had interviewed him. oh, yeah, they were going after that reporter for doing hed a r. job. ♪ ♪ in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> te

but why is bernie sanders leaning so hard into this, john?s' core message his entire career. >> you mean the last 50 years? >> exactly right. i think it's the things that democrats haven't been hitting hard enough. the best defense in politics as well as in sports is a good offense and that's what bernie sanders is arguing. >> i wasn't going to bring up sports. >> i saw what happens to your eyes then. you should to appreciate berman couldn't make the reference -- >> i didn't say anything about sports. >> but democrats and bernie saying you have to make a stronger case for middle class economics. that's core of what joe biden has tried to do in the white house and what democrats can do in the house. they led the abortion. >> it's the curse of the incumbent government. when you are in power and people are unhappy with the state of the economy, the pocketbook, they're blaming the people in power. but democrats have not been offensive on this, they've been flat- flat-footed. they are not providing answers to what they can do to change this. repub

what bernie sanders wants to do is spend more money. that's not very smart but he is smart to be able to say i'm not biden, i would be different, you got to do this or that and he tries to be all things to all people, not what americans are for. biden's presidency is getting a one star yelp review but he says i'm doing great. when we get his clips all the newspaper hollars give -- articles that make things look good atmore thing happening here is midterm election when you have one party rule, that means it's a check on one party rule and it's a referendum on biden. it's not a choice between biden and trump or whoever else so people are going soy say what can the republicans do. the number one thing the republicans want to do if they take the majority is symptom bad things from happening. that's the number one job. then they can talk about what they're for. the house if the republicans take over they're going to pass so many bills and biden is going to ignore them and you know what happens as soon as it's called who has the majority in t

senator sanders joins me next to explain why.why sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! come on, guys! do you hear that? i don't hear anything anymore. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. there are 28 days left until the midterms. it's clear from the polling that abortion rights and the economy are two of the major issues dominating the race. in fact

joining us now, now let's come to senator sanders' way either.ren't saying ignore everything else but strategist bes telling democrats they believe the overwhelming focus should be on abortion rights. senator sanders there, clearly, a little context question, but he thinks things are out of balance? >> well, i thought this day would never come, john, that bernie sanders and james correspond carvelle would come together as one. and carvel says the exact same thing, you can't just run on the abortion rights issue and let republicans batter you on crime and the cost of living. and sanders is saying something very similar. their politics couldn't be more different. but i think it's revealing that both of them, old pros in politics are saying this is not the silver bullet for us, because they see the advertising onslaught across the country right now that is, i think in a lot of states hurting democrats. and it's not enough in their view, to just push back with abortion rights. >> you have in your state a great race for governor. a great race for sena

senator sanders is a former democratic national candidate. he joins me now. thank you so much for coming on the show, senator. president biden has a pretty amazing, unprecedented, record on job creation. gas prices are ticking up after 99 day falls because of opec, saudi arabia, ukraine, not because of him. what is he, what are democrats supposed to do to win people over on the economy? republicans have the lead on this issue. it might be unfair. is there anything they can do to change? that >> it's not a question of being unfair. it's totally absurd. you have a republican party who, on every single issue impacting working families, is on the wrong side. the polls show people think that republicans are doing the better job for them than democrats. what we've got to do is, a, deal with the abortion issue, the supreme court did something completely outrageous. we ought to go after republicans trying to undermine our democracy, that people fought and died to preserve. but what we have to do is take the attack to republicans on the economy. don't be on the defens

in a moment we'll be joined by senator bernie sanders to discuss democrats'chances in the upcoming midterm elections, less than three weeks away. big developments in two separate investigations involving the former president. one involves potential criminal liability for his conduct spreading election lies about the 2020 vote. we'll get to that in a moment. we'll start, though, with breaking news, sources telling cnn the former president's legal team is considering whether to allow federal agents to conduct a new search of mar-a-lago. cnn's sara murray joins us now with that story. what have we learned about this? >> sources have told us that there is a consideration on the table to allow federal investigators to return for some kind of supervised search. you can imagine trump's lawyers would also be present for something like that. the justice department has insisted in private discussion as well as publicly in court filings that they believe that the former president still has government documents, even after the subpoena he was given, even after the august search of mar-a-lago. this wou

because all you can do is talk about bernie sanders. that health care is a fundamental right. and i believe some expanding that and i believe in supporting for health care, the kind of health care that saved my life. >> joinsing us now is rebecca tracer, new york at large new york magazine, rebecca, it's great to see you. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> so, i want to know what you think about the debate. one of the things -- you have such a thoughtful and way about about fetterman trying to present running one of the highest stakes in the country. and one of the things you pause pose in your article is that fetterman is trying to turn a vulnerability into an asset here. do you think he did so on the stage tonight? >> i think it's tough to say whether or not it would be an asset with voters but it's certainly an example of remarkable transparency, the opposite what the oz campaign has asserted which is that he's somehow hiding something about his health. i mean, showing up for an hour debate, as he said s

michael, democrats have this complicated relationship with bernie sanders over the decades. >> no. i don't think it helps. i would -- he would not be the surrogate i would call on. i know he's coming to pennsylvania. he won't be with john fetterman. he's not necessarily coming for the candidates. he's coming to get out the vote. i saw the states, wisconsin, michigan, florida, joe biden beat him by 20 points in those democratic primaries. the other problem for democrats is shedding this character republicans are good at with tagging them as socialists and that has to do with bernie sanders. in miami-dade county, biden did 20 points worse than hillary as a result of this messaging from republicans on socialism. >> i don't know that like bernie sanders is in danger of losing democratic voters. i think he's going after specific voters. he could bring out some new voters. if you're a democrat, you need all the help, bring in all the troops. and bernie sanders speaks to a certain group of the party. >>> an iranian athlete who broke law competing without a head covering is now back

and i think that's the message that bernie sanders has. just a quick point to tack on to the earlier discussion. the concern that i have with not being able to talk about a variety of issues ask then not investing in a lot of these candidates is that it may have a chilling effect. you look at barnes and other candidates that are running statewide offices, these are young candidates. this is the future of our party. if we're sending the message we don't want to invest in you and don't believe that you can talk about all of the issues that really do affect so many other voters in the state, then that sends a message that perhaps the democratic party is not for them. and that's not where we should be. wesz moore is talking to voters in many different ways across many subject areas in maryland. that is a paradigm for the future. and i think the party should be investing in that. >> so jonathan, another major issue. we know it's important from polls is the state of our democracy. it's going to continue to be in the headlines because of the janu

senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

it is bernie sanders' fault and people trying to pacify progressives. that's the issue.nts, republicans, democrats, women, men, they're worried about their bottom line and know winter is coming. >> you parked that vehicle in a small spot. you pulled that rv in. >> you pulled it in. to the point, fox news poll, top issues, inflation, crime, politically divisioning ukraine, what is taught in schools. rob, i want to get to you, to the warning signs. if i'm a democrat, wake up, these are headlines i see, politico, democrats sweat house race in deep blue rhode island, a house race where there hasn't been a democrat in that district since 1991. i go to nevada, why isn't the first latina u.s. senator doing better with latina voters, she's currently losing in nevada. real clear politics. if i'm a democrat and see this, i'm a little worried. >> they should be worried. i think you can talk about the abortion issue. they vastly overplayed their hand on that. the thing about it is that they 234 need to focus on kitchen table issues that most voters are caring about. i think the mist

i spoke with vermont senator bernie sanders on the democrats' strategy.you said you were working on this pre-election campaign blitz because you feel the energy level is not as high as it should be. why do you think that is? >> well, i don't know. but i know in recent years we have seen a significant uptick in young people participating in elections, 2018 and 2020. and i just want to make sure that given the fact that we have a younger again ra er generatio quite progressive, people concerned about the fact their standard of living is lower than their parents, who have a passionate concern about racism and sexism, homo phobia, i want to make sure they understand how terribly important this election is and see if we can get them out to vote. >> you have warned the democrats should not solely focus on the issue of abortion. it has not been an issue that has been top of the list and certainly in exit polls of why people cast a particular ballot. you have said that democrats have to have an economic message to voters. do you think the democrats have overindex

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sanders thinks that's a losing strategy.her words, he's channelling james carville, who worked to get clinton elected after the 1990 recession. >> it's the economy, stupid. >> it's the economy, stupid, almost as important as the word "economy" in that sentence is the last word, his message to democrats who were not talking about the economy back then. that's who he was calling stupid. now, one politician taking carville's advice to focus on the advice is new hampshire governor chris sununu who is thriving in the republican party, despite once mocking trump as fing crazy. how is that possible? we'll talk to him about it next. charging something like a hundred bucks a windoww when other guys were c charging four to five-hundred bucks. hehe just didn't wanna do tha. he was proroud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilllled in me, always putut the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price. i think he'd be extremely proud of me, yeah. ♪ [ sleep app ] and the end. you have now reached the

senator sanders is wuith us. thanks so much for joining us.ou think that's a mistake. >> first of all, i happen to believe that the supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade is an absolute outrage. i think democrats have the fight to make sure it is women who control their own bodies, not the government. so, i think this is a very important issue. but i don't believe it can be the only issue. at a time when we have an economy in which the wealthiest people, the billionaire class, are getting much, much richer, while working people are struggling to put food on the table, it goes without saying that we have got to focus on the economy and demand that we have a government that works for all of us and not just wealthy campaign con try connecticut tr not one of them is going to vote for legislation that makes it easier for workers to join unions. not one of them is going to vote to guarantee health care for all people, nor will they vote to raise taxes on billionaires at a time when the richest people in this country in some cases pay not

senator sanders joins me now. welcome back to "meet the press." >> good to be with you. >> look, i want to focus on -- this was an op-ed you wrote about a week or so ago. and you've said this in other programs. walk me through what you would be doing right now if you're in a battleground race. you've said abortion rights should be front and center. how would you be talking about the economic issues? >> well, number one, what the supreme court did was totally outrageous. it is women who should control their own bodies, not the government. number two, too many people have fought and died to defend american democracy. we cannot let right-wing extremists undermine what is so important to this country. that's the right of all people to participate in the political process. thirdly, and terribly important, we live in a moment, chuck, in which we see an economy where the people on top are doing phenomenally well, while working people are struggling. you got more income and wealth inequality than any time in the history o

fetterman during his campaign. >> he keeps talking about bernie sanders.three years ago he was on his show, and he hugged him, and said i love this guy. you know, why don't you pretend that you live in vermont instead of pennsylvania and run against bernie sanders? because all you can do is talk about bernie sanders's, the truth is, that health care is a basic fundamental right, and i believe in expanding that, and i believe about supporting fighting for health care, the kind of health care that saved my life. >> joining us now is rebecca tracer, writer at large for new york magazine, who's been reporting on john fetterman's senate campaign, it's great to see you tonight, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me, alex. >> so, i want to know what you thought of this debate. one of the things, you have such a thoughtful and incisive way of kind of presenting how fetterman is trying to work through these health issues in the context of running, probably the highest stakes senate campaign in the country. one of the things you pause it in your article

why wouldn't you hire deion sanders if you can coach any early evidence as he can coach and he can surlyecruit. i wrote a column about dion in december and i said i wish my all a moderate duke had hired him instead of just another white assistant coach from a friend think "primetime" at duke. >> with that for? >> i think it would because look the kids to go to the basketball games some of them go to football games, not that many because the football team is so bad i think they would love deion sanders especially if he won. by the well i don't know how well you know deion but i got to know him very well when i did my book on the baltimore ravens in 2004 because he was there. i'm' telling you he could take over any room he is in because it's got that personality but because he so dang smart. >> deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. >> i would be there. >> question can we try to tap the equity had coaching without dealing with the lingering possession black athletes are bigger, stronger, successful and why are so successful because they play smarter. i would argue

ideologues like bernie sanders, he had his honeymoon in the soviet union, please remember.stephen sondheim once wrote i've been to moscow, it's very gay. we'll, anyway, on the 1st of may. these ideologues are often invincibly ignorant of the basic economics. not only would wealth tax be extremely hard and offensive to minister, he would have negative impact on the entire american economy in the entire american population. if jeff bezos had to pay a percent of his net worth and taxes every year, he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stop. that of course would cause the price of amazon stop to drastically decline. indeed, just the markets anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, costing bezos far more than 8% of his net worth. amazon's top is held not just by jeff bezos, but directly and indirectly from millions of middle class americans in their 401k a counts, irate, pension funds and annuity counts. about two thirds of corporate stock today is held not by pluto crowds but by ordinary americans. multiply jeff bezos is blows under a wealth tax by

judy: you have senator sanders saying don't just go and talk just about abortion.n people's minds. tamara: and i have to say, i don't know what campaign senator sanders is watching because the campaign that i am seeing how in -- seeing out in the field, traveling this last week with president biden, looking at campaign ads from democratic campaigns, what you have is their primary negative message about republican candidates in a lot of these races is that they are against choice, that they could, you know, restrict abortion, that they want a national ban on abortion. that is the leading negative message from democrats in a lot of races. however, they have a positive message and their positive message is we just passed the inflation reduction act. they say that they a focused on kitchen table issues that americans care about like the price of prescription drugs and the cost of energy. democrats, president biden -- he is giving a speech tomorrow about abortion but i just spent four days with him and i don't think he publicly even mentioned the issue. it was all about

because why would you hire deion sanders.if he can coach and he the early evidences he can coach and he can certainly recruit so ii wrote a column about dion in december and i said i wish my alma mater had hired him instead of just another white assistant coach. >> i'm trying to think of primetime duke. >> he would be great. >> with that fit? >> i think it would. the kid can go to the basketball game also some of them go to football games, not that many because football team is so bad, they would love deion sanders. especially if he won and by the way, i don't know how you well you know deion but i got to know him very well when i did my book on the baltimore ravens in 2004 when he was there and i'm telling you, he can take over any roomhe's in . because he's got that personality but also he's so smart. >> deion sanders coaching at duke would have to be your next book. >> i would be there. >> question here, can we find a path to equity in head-coaching without dealing with the lingering perception that black athletes are succ

our, you worked with bernie sanders as a deputy campaign manager in 2020.at there are working class anti establishment republican voters out there that democrats can still win over? if so, do you believe dams need to go more left more, populace, more progressive to win them over? >> i think what we need to do, i think bernie has pointed this out. talk about the economic accomplishments. talk about the things that have been done. just this weekend, millions of americans, hundreds of thousands of young people signed up on the treasury department, sorry, the department of education website to get their student loans forgiven. republicans are fighting against that. look, i know there is disagreement about the policy even within the party. here is the main point. republicans will be in a position of now taking something away from those kids. they have said they want to get rid of that student loan payback. sorry, the student loan forgiveness. there is -- that is something you can campaign on. republican candidates have said, as bernie has pointed out, they want

how do you respond to bernie sanders argument?out the economy but they never vote for legislation that would help working people? which is raising the minimum wage. >> such as cutting taxes, such as returning surpluses back to lower property taxes and creating more economic opportunity at home? look, i don't think i have to tell you, bernie sanders doesn't even represent the democrat party. he's a socialist. no, there's no answers there. he thinks we should look to europe. europe is in worse shape than americans, for goodness sake. sorry, bernie, you don't have the answers. good fiscal discipline is what is going to help bring us through the recession. yes, the recession is real. we haven't even begun to find feel the beginning of it. i can explain if you really want to. 23, 24, 25, that is when things are going to get really tight. we're still gonna have high wages, still gonna have high energy costs, fuel costs, gas costs. this is also going to be elevated under this democrat it administration. there's a tough storm to be weathe

and within 11 points of sarah huckabee sanders among likely voters., we are showing up everywhere. we are literally going to places that have not seen any candidates in decades. and we are saying, you matter just as much as anywhere else. so, we are hustling, we're grinding, we're doing fish fries, dallas, barbecues, we're doing family reunions. and here's the deal, people vote on october 24th. that's when early voting starts. and the energy and excitement on the ground is electric. that is where we went, because we have the momentum, we're starting to close the gap and we're going to turn people out all across the state. particularly in areas, you see the map behind, me their areas in the state that have been ignored and left out. we have been showing up for the last two years, and people are excited to vote for community over chaos. >> chris jones, democratic candidate for governor of arkansas. thank you for coming to the sunday show, good luck on the campaign trail. >> thanks for having me on. folks can go to chris for governor.com and check me out

bernie sanders came close to winning the democratic vote in 2016.nie sanders, instead of calling that out, went along with it and he was awarded in 2020 when he was searching in the primaries before nevada, he was russia gated. that's how the democratic party rewards even progressives who are loyal to their part, agenda. maybe nuclear war prospect will wake them up. >> tucker: you would think so. thank you for that. i appreciate it. two things voters will punish you for our high gas prices and inflation, so joe biden is selling off this country's most valuable accent stomach asset, and they're lying about inflation numbers but we have the real numbers ahead. plus a drag suit stomach show for halloween? not every mother is in favor of this. we'll be right back. >> we won't have those bidding on the school board who oversees the education of our children. you all stepped out of line. you should be ashamed! ♪ ♪ >> tucker: will the attorney general of the united states merrick garland has ordered federal agents to investigate parents who dared to compla

bernie sanders is right.month of trying to sell abortion as the only issue that americans should care about and expect some results with it. bernie sanders lost the presidentall primary but won the policy war. joe biden implemented the bernie sanders economic plan to try to address the economy post covid and things are much worse, right? gas prices, inflation, every metric things are much worse. so it is not that they don't have a plan. it's that we've seen it and it is awful, right? so i think most americans are reacting to that and then contrasting it with the economy under republican leadership which is a much different place than we find ourselves now. >> dana: the cash on hand or the house side for democrats versus republicans, look at the republicans are just way above the democrats on this. now that's party money. does this graphic tell us the whole story what's going on? some people like governor kemp for example constantly says we have to run like we're ten points down and we're being outresourced. >

worst inflationary periods we've seen in years under the biden administration, even senator bernie sanders is expressing concern about voter turnout. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young peep and he will working people voting det crammic and i think again what democrats have to do is contrast their economic plan with the republican. i think it is important to take the attack to republicans, what do they want to do other than complain? >> carley: we spoke with candidate cory mills. >> almost every single american today, it is costing extra month of salary to buy things they bought just 22 months ago, reality is we have 40-year high inflation, we are cpi 8.3%. gas prices are record high, criminalality is record high, things are not going well for the democrats and they want to change the narrative so it doesn't highlight failures in policy. >> carley: if democrats don't pay attention to what the american people need, it could cost in the midterm. polling averages show the arizona senate race, republican blake masters is only down 2.5 points from mark kelly. republican

far left senator bernie sanders, socialist, ring into the g.o.p.'ite a new poll showing more voters trust the g.o.p. over democrats to handle major issues including the economy. >> steve: ohio republican congressman jim jordan joins us early on this monday morning. jim, good morning to you. >> good to be with you guys. >> steve: you know, coming up two weeks and one day from today, people have a choice. do you like the way things are going? it's like that old ronald reagan saying are you better off today than you were in this case two years ago. i would like to see the hands of people who say yeah, i'm in great shape today. >> no, everyone understands what has happened, steve. we went from i always say this election is about four issues plus freedom. we went from secure border to no border. safe streets to record crime. $2 to $4 gas. stable price to record inflation. in addition to doing that to families in our communities and our country, the democrats have assaulted our liberties, too. they have weaponized government to come after you, your first

bernie sanders is urging democrats not to just focus on the abortion issue.tical to focus the message on the economy and to present a pro worker agenda. sanders writes i'm alarmed to hear the advice that many democratic candidates are getting from establishment consultants and directors of well funded super pacs that closing argument of democrats should focus only on abortion. i disagree. in my view, while the abortion issue must remain on the front burner, it would be political malpractice for democrats to ignore the state of the economy and allow republican lies and distortions to go unanswered. none of what i'm suggesting here is radical. if we close this critical midterm campaign to meet the needs of working families to take on corporate greed and protect a woman's right to choose, we'll begin to rebuild the trust between democrats in washington and the working families of the country. and we'll win the election. joining us now, co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is an msnbc political contributor. good morning, jake. let's start there. >> goo

first we have the bernie sanders casual.k. joey: i have him in my group hunting picture. then we have the spirit halloween store itself. for any abandoned building that probably used to be a blockbuster or kmart that takes your hopes and dreams. but this is the one i really like. this one will be president trump. it will show president trump it says the greatest president of all time labeled president trump, let's juxtapose this with something actually for sale. this will be vice president biden. >> it's also on sale. i guess nobody wanted to buy them. >> despite inflation were actually on sale. david: it's called getting less value for your vote. i have been to spirit halloween. this is c -- this is capitalism. bernie sanders the communist. they have per it halloween. they are selling costumes and cultural appro a -- appropriate. halloween is something you can't be in your daily life and going out and have fun being it. up until thrice woke activists, nobody cared. frankly i have appropriated just about everything out there

you know, he keeps talking about bernie, bernie sanders.go, he was on his show and he hugged him, he said, i love this guy! you know what? why don't you pretend that you live in vermont instead of pennsylvania and run against bernie sanders. because all you can do is talk about bernie sanders, because my truth is is that health care is a basic, fundamental right, and i believe in expanding that, and i believe about supporting, fighting for health care. the kind of health care that saved my life. >> joining me now, claire mccaskill, former democratic senator of missouri. claire, you've been closely following these races. you know what it is to run in a contested, high-profile senate race. your thoughts on this one debate tonight? >> well, keep in mind that doctor oz was a guy that managed to sell millions of women on the idea that all they had to do was take a magic pill and they could be skinny. i mean, he actually said that on tv! i mean, he's so comfortable in front of a camera. he is the essence of a snake oil salesman. and that was on f

. >> i think aoc and certainly bernie sanders in his campaign. i talk about in the book about when we look at a trump rally and it's not a place i want to go, doesn't seem fun to me. it seems like his speeches are long and don't make a lot of sense but honestly the peoplethere are having a blast . and it's not just the people in the crowd that we see. obviously there's some pretty alarming things they're chanting but people want to be there and you see the photos and the reporters are doing their live shots before the event and it is like a festival, it's like renaissance fair, there are people dressed up as things. there selling all this swag and getting dressed up like donald trump. that's not my thing but i i think we need to think about politics in a way that is ni exciting. that was the core of obama was people wanted tobe there sanders , bernie aoc, i think stacy abrams in a different way brings people in and another one is who i have not seen this but i've heard this from a lot of people since i've been on the east oncoast is john fetterma

we're hardly endorsing bernie sanders' program, but bernie sanders can think clearly. democratic party hated what he had to say. so they picked a guy, who had nothing going on downstairs, flatlining mentally, so they could control him. that's exactly what they're doing with fetterman. chris bedford is the executive director of common-sense society, which we badly need. chris bedford, thank you so much for coming on. >> good to be here. >> tucker: so you're a bigot if you want a senator who can use language? >> that's kind of wild to see one of those examples that you posted of tammy duckworth, somebody in a wheelchair, beat a sitting republican senator, senator mark kirk, because he had suffered from a stroke. because he had suffered from that stroke in office, he lost the endorsement from the "chicago tribune," got hard questions by reports about his ability to do the job. fetterman told us a few months ago, aside from missing a word, mushing one or two up, he was fine. now we see he's completely not fine. people want to call it ableism. the point of an election is wh

joining me are julio vacara, susan page, symone ch sanders-townsend, former chief spokeswoman for kamalaris, and steven a., editor of "the dispatch."n centers the longer running show in television history, thinks "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. for many it's been a tough weekn with 37 days until the midterm elections, it's a tale of two campaigns. for democrats, the campaign they're trying to run is about access to abortion and the growing extremism of the republican party represented by a singular figure in donald trump. with both parties so sure what they want the mid terms to be about, it's important to keep in mind tom broke could's -- what much for ufos, the unforeseen will occur. it was represented by two major events this week. vladimir putin announced the annexation of regions of ukraine. this week a massive explosion crated four separate leaks in that pipeline between russia and germany. president biden accused russia of a deliberate attack of sabotage. >>> and now hurricane ian. it's one of the costliest storms to ever hit the united states.w early es

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michael, deion sanders, that whole crew. friday feel. announcer this is abc 7 news. reggie: jobina has some trouble spots. jobina: we are following crash involving a school bus and someone on a scooter at south 10th street. the school bus had 14 students on board. they are not injured. unfortunately, the person on the scooter was hit and killed. the investigation is still underway. we will wrap up with the sigalert still in effect at 84. spencer: we have a nice friday shaping up. high temperatures in the low 80's. it gets cooler closer to the bay and the coast. overnight, lots of clouds and low temperatures in the 50's. the weekend will bring us windy conditions. gusts tomorrow, possible sprinkles and clouds but warming up after that. reggie: time for "live with kelly and ryan." kelly and ryan." we come on deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, creator and star of abbott elementary, quinta brunson. plus, they're fun, tasty and spooky. trendy treats for halloween. also, a performance from the band, train. all next on