is joe biden bernie sanders, bernie sanders? or should i say joe biden? after the campaign. our teams sat down and said how do we bring the campaigns together to come up with an agenda that works for working families? the end result of it was i didn't agree with everything that was there. he didn't agree with everything that was there but essentially put together probably the most progressive outline that any president has introduced since fdr. [cheers and applause] and we have done some really good things. the american rescue plan which provided $1400 for every working person in this country. $350 for every child in this country in the midst of the pandemic and the economic collapse. we strengthened hospitals. we strengthen schools. and i think what that was about was the president saying, you know what, we're going to do the right thing for working familes. i am very proud of that bill. [applause] >> stephen: i feel a "but" coming. >> senator sanders: end. and we attempted to pass build back better which would have been transformative for the working cl

i would have voted for bernie sanders. i see that the taxes that we have right now, they are not fair towards people who are my age, college students, people who are elderly. i just see that there are billionaires who are paying little to nothing. that's what is written in the tax and that's under the law. i think that needs to be reformed. >> thank you for watching and calling in this evening. greta, what do you have for us? >> several of our colors have noted the interaction between the president and republicans during the state of the union address. greg bluestein tweeting out, booing and shouting of liar when biden said that some republicans want to sunset social security and medicare. among them was georgia republican marjorie taylor greene. amid during biden tells them, i enjoy conversion. congressman john garamendi from california tweeting out that during his bait -- state of the union speech, the president negotiated in real time for republicans to stand down on the cuts to social security they've publicly stated t

. >> it's safe tou t interview and a conversation with senator bernie sanders and a closer look at theation's mental health a alizat of pennsylvania senator john fetterman for depression. 'she nation." >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we've got a lot of news to get to today, but last night we learned former president jimmy carter has decided to spend his remaining time with his family in plains, georgia, in home hospice care. the 98-year-old carter is the oldest surviving president, and our bob schieffer will be along later in the broadcast with insights. but we want to turn now to that hour-long meeting between secretary of state blinken and his chinese counter part wang yi, the first face-to-face meeting since the u.s. shot down the chinese spy balloon two weeks ago. we spoke with the secretary last night from munich, just after that meetin >> m secrery, i y j counterpart, wang yi, who has publicly said the u.s. response to the spy balloon was absurd, hysterical, and an effort to divert attention away from domestic problems. was he that dismissive to you i. i m ver

sanders: thank you, thank you. thank you, senator boozman.hat an incredibly special moment to have the same person emcee my inaugural address as the one that did my dad's nearly 20 years ago. pretty amazing. thank you, senator. [applause] speaker shepherd, president hester, members of the supreme court, distinguished members of the general assembly, and my fellow arkansans, the oath i have just taken represents an unbreakable promise and a sacred responsibility. i accept it with the deepest gratitude for the confidence that you are placing in me. every day for the next four years i will devote every ounce of my energy and every piece of my heart to making arkansas the greatest state in america, so help me god. [applause] today for the 47th time in our history, arkansas takes part in a public ritual rich in symbolism and meaning. this ceremony reminds us of a simple yet profound truth. that here in arkansas power belongs to no single individual. in arkansas power belongs to the people. [applause] for many years arkansas has weathered our fair

washington post headlines, sanders to give the response. we will air that after the state of the union address. it was yesterday morning at the white house that brian deese previewed some of the themes that president biden is expected to talk about tonight when he takes the floor of the house of representatives. this is some of what he had to say yesterday. [video clip] >> i think the president is hoping to do two things broadly when it comes to the economy in the state of the union. the first is to put the progress we have made economically into the broader frame that really compelled him to run for president in the first place and the broader frame around what it actually means to pursue what he refers to as a bottom up, middle out economic strategy. and make a clear contrast to the trickle-down economic philosophy that has pervaded thinking for years and decades in the past. you will hear him talk about the progress we have made, but in that context that this has been an animating part of what the president has wanted to achieve as presi

let's bring in symone sanders-townsend and jen psaki.nders-townsend, and jen, i want to bring you in to see if you have heard anything from the white house side, and how they see this side of the -- you want >> -- they think the president did great. but i did -- former colleagues about the back and forth between the president and tacklers. they were quick very quick to note about it's not a back and forth. he's the president. and it's a clear contrast laid out tonight. i thought that was stark. and i, frankly, think the president took on the hecklers and walked away not looking small, which is very hard to do. >> jim jen -- >> -- >> the black snow over caffeinated, they are half shaking, half trying to hurl them selves over the finish line. i think there is inhalation. that's what i've heard from people in the white house and our former colleagues. because any time you put all your words and blood sweat and tears into speeches like this, you still hold your breath while it's being delivered. it's kind of a show parent moment, where you a

bernie sanders is the man.stoking fake outrage to sell books to pinko chumps who don't have the guthe good sense to work hard and market their own success, they could better the world through good old fashion premarket capitalism, that is the memo. >> conservatives and lawmaker calling bernie out. so if he is not practicing what he preaches could he preach what is perhaps, panel is back, inez stepman, doug schoan and brad polumbo, brad, you love capitollism, do you think what bernie is doing is a clever hoodwink or fraud? >> well, it is hypocritical. on that level, a little bit maddening. i think funny, berniea l 's accidentally reminding us why capitalism is great, there are people out there, i don't know what hard drugs they are smoking people would pay 95 dollars to hear bernie sanders speak at his anti-capitaliismi event. bensche is getter more from doing the event than in from that money. for his 3 houses, than he wwould get from doing something else, with his time. it is a win-win, capitalism, it is an ex

i have a comment on the sarah huckabee sanders response.ernor sanders has been in office for a whole two or three weeks. prior to becoming governor of arkansas, she was the press secretary for former president trump. and when she was press secretary to donald trump, she distinguished herself for telling really, really, really big lies, dishonesty as press secretary. the biggest of them all had to do what -- with james comey and the fbi. president trump got rid of james comey as the head of the fbi, which is his right. huckabee sanders told everyone that she had received numerous emails, numerous text messages from fbi agents who supported james comey, when in fact she had done zero text messages with zero emails and zero phone calls about --. she is a real, accomplished liar. it is really very, very sad that republicans asked her of all people to respond to the state of the union. the state of the union speech was fine. republican response was a disgrace. to have a professional liar like huckabee sanders as the spokesperson for the republic

yamiche: sarah huckabee sanders criticized him, talked about him being part of the woke mob.lso president trump, he said the speech was not as terrible as it could have been, but he also criticized him. peter: they are trying to find the traction, what sarah huckabee sanders, woke issues, they don't talk about much else. she also said several times it is time for a new generation of republican leadership. who was she talking to? maybe her old boss, who is 76. president biden is 80, neither of them is a new generation guy. yamiche: interesting point. speaker mccarthy had warned republicans to behave. what does that tell you about hold and grip on his party but also the strategy for republicans when you think about what congress has to get done? nikole: my take away is welcome to my world. for those of us who cover congress, this is the dynamic we will likely deal with over the next two years and i don't think it is something that comes with any surprise after we witnessed the speaker battle, quite contentious, where you had one lawmaker lunging at another. you look at the week

because i know sarah huckabee sanders. she's a warm person. she's a smart person. she just became governor of arkansas. arkansas needs real leadership to bring people together and she had an opportunity to show that side of herself, and instead she's chasing the crazies off the cliff calling all us crazy. there's something going wrong where someone like her when i know she knows better did that. >> they're doing it because it's a winning message. and i thought joe biden did great last night but he did the same thing where he pointed out a few republican extreme views like they're going to take away your social security and medicare. for each party it's a winnoing tactic to say look at these folks. they're trapped in a two party system where in my view the two parties should be a party in itself. >> on the flip side, george, there are people, democrats including liberals who are starting to say that wokeness is getting them in trouble and going too far, and it's a great talking point for the right. and here's nicholas christoff a week ago in this column saying i fea

>> absolutely, sarah huckabee sanders nailed it, great be jo.at is happening with the border and crime sky rocketing and inflation or abandoning energy independence. he didn't mention china or our kids who have been left behind by woke helpless and shutting them down during the pandemic. none of that was addressed last night and republicans lead with this next generation like sarah huckabee sanders. >> todd: get more into the next generation, sanders calling for a new, younger generation of republican leadership. you are in the trenches and know who potential candidates are, is that attainable in the 2024 cycle? >> we have a huge field and we are seeing it across our party is leaders stepping up. joe biden has left generations of americans behind, it is not about the next generation of republicans, it isern ms who have been left behind by this administration, whether the fentanyl crisis or crime or what is happening in schools. republicans talking about school choice, glad to see sarah bring that up last night. republicans are ready to take the

the only way to get out of this is for people like bernie sanders and aol. see, and, and people like me to tell our followers to get into the streets and shut stuff down. that's the only way by coming together now there's a guy named christian smalls who organized a union at amazon, the 1st unit, amazon united states. he did it on staten island, which is a suburb of new york city. not i know people know, but staten island isn't made up of black and brown. people who are lefties. it's made up of white working class. people who loaded for trump. he had to now unionize those people and organize them together. and the way you do that is you say that we have things in common. we have to, we have an oppressor, we have a common enemy, we need to come together. and that is what scares the establishment and the oligarchy, the most people from the left and the right, coming together to fight them. because we realize we have a common enemy so that the only thing the establishment has now is narrative control and the narrative control. that's a divide the left and the r

it has trump voters, it has rochel by brock obama voters, barry sanders and border libertarians. it has a complete cross section of the united states because people are sick and tired of it. and what we, what they want to do is that what they're, when i, when i say they, i mean the oligarchy, which is what america is. we're not a democracy. anymore, that's been proven by a princeton study that the peoples with the will of the people is never expressed is never expressed in legislation. and that's why i know we live in an oligarchy. i mean, why is it so important as well? and why so critical? critically important that you criticize the, the pho left, the so called left in your country that the major newspapers on the coasts of the united states claim are somehow left wing. why do you find it so important to, to criticize those who claim to be socialists when, in fact you allege and sometimes a provide evidence for the fact that they're actually nothing of the kind. so the reason why there's a bernie sanders or there's an a o c elected to government in the united states, is the key

that intimidated by one month of sarah sanders being governor?> i think that sarah just poke at something that's got to bother him which is that he is the governor of what was once one of the most you to full prosperous states in the union and he's allowed certain places to become like a third world country. i take no pleasure in saying this, but you go to los angeles you go to san francisco, these are places that used to be the center of world prosperity and now you have open air drug markets, homeless tent cities a far as the eye can see. he may be needs to look in the mirror and recognize his complete failure to focus on public safety is the problem. the fact that joe biden is taking those policies nationwid which is why we see a rising murder rate across our country, that is the problem. it's not sarah huckabee sanders pointing out that average americans just want public safety. >> your reaction to last night' state of the union address, and your reaction to the story we are covering tonight about the fbi and touch with big tech companies try

symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. >> did you thanks jen? >> if i did nation. have >> we ready for your bring. it >> this is stephanie's time on the. clark coming up, the congresswoman katie porter is here and what we heard for the president on the economy. taxing billionaires in the fight ahead on the debt ceiling. later president biden in saying our democracy is a lucky low in history. we're gonna talk to a historian about that and what this speech could mean for the next two years. our special state of the union post chill continues. ll continues as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getre

apparently, in this case, they think that sarah huckabee sanders.ld just compare and contrast, right? they would say, well, this is not what we -- this record isn't great. we're gonna do this instead. the president hasn't done x, y, and z. it's pretty a pro forma political tit-for-tat, usually during the state of the union. but we see now it's very clear, like i said, the people they put forward to do the responses are usually who the party feels already up and coming, rising stars, people that they want and national spotlight put on. and what does that say, it's saratoga be sanders. >> yes, yes, why would you want to put a spotlight on her? i get it, she's the first woman governor of arkansas at age 40. she's the youngest of any current governor. but, i mean, many would argue first of all, she's just a baby, her father was a governor, her father was a trump sycophant before she got her job with trump. and of course, there is a record of nonstop lying, which is mortalized on snl and everywhere else. why bring her back? >> because it's on brand for t

that response was delivered by arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, although you might remember her from her previous job of lying for donald trump as his press secretary. >> the dividing line in america is no longer between right or left, the choice is between normal or crazy. most americans want to live their lives in freedom and peace, but we are under attack in a left-wing culture war. we did not start it, and never wanted to fight. every day we're told that we must partake in their rituals, salute their flags, and worship their false idols. all while big government collude with big tech to strip away the most american thing there is, your freedom of speech. >> say what now? does that look or sound anything like the america that you live in? which party in washington is obsessed with the crazy non issues that she conjured up? i'll give you a hint. it is the one that she is in. in all fairness, i will say that i agreed with huckabee sanders on her point about the choice between normal and crazy. the problem is, for the modern-day republican party, crazy is the new normal. joi

however the gop i think has done themselves no favors by picking sarah huckabee sanders. it is a pick that makes very little political sense. for republicans to win in 2024, they must win independents. they lost independents in 2022. they lost independents in 2020. in 2018. they must win independents. independents are turned off by trump and trumpism. sarah huckabee sanders is world famous for defending donald trump on you know, as press secretary. she repeated many of his lies. came up with new lies herself. already repeated many of the trump era gimmicks like banning the nonexistent crt in arkansas schools. this is not somebody who's going to reach independent voters the gop needs. it's very similar i would say to the decision to keep rhonda mcdaniel as head of the rnc. >> you're mentioning two planks where the rnc isn't always of interest to everyone, but it is the actual network and funding mechanism of the party. and then what happens tonight will be seen by far more people than who's a staffer at the rnc, who as you say, taking someone who's not just in the trumpy w

let's listen to the governor sanders again. what has gotten democrats in such an uproar and also the media. let's watch this. take a listen. >> democrats want to rule us with more government control, but that's not who we are. i'm the first woman to lead my state, and the radical left's america washington taxes you and likes your -- lights your hard-earned money on fire. but you get crushed with high gas prices, empty grocery shelves, and our children are taught to hate one another on account of their race but not to love one another or our great country. and while you reap the consequences of their failures, the biden administration seems more interested in woke fantasies than the hard reality americans face every day. the dividing line in america is no longer between right or left. the choice is between normal or crazy. in washington the biden administration is doubling down on crazy. elizabeth: what do you think of that, carol? a choice between normal or crazy, the white house is doubling down on crazy, democrats are doublin

your overall view of the speecho sarah sanders -- sarah huckabeet were your thoughts? >> what a phenomenal by sarah si have ever herd a state of the uh filled, hope, positivity but wis and grit that president donald y and much needed. sean, when youe heard from biden, non-and less.e lies. some of the nonsense, i he going to need oil at least anot, we are going to need it a long w to translate that one. more timi observed from helicopters and t. people don't speak this way, i r you and it's coming from the li, the president of the united stat already laughing having sent a d states. is he laughing right no. >> sean: kellyanne, not a firstt with you. let's fet your though. >> best speaker of the night wae sanders, more three weeks on the in two years. the profile and gn mccarthy for not laughing or scg as much as he could. kamala cret energy i've seen from her. i tht than she has in three years. po, applauding, lots of energy. somd we need to make integration a be borders are herself behind him d clapping at that. she has done n issue to work on his portfolio.y are a com

also, the arkansas democrat gazette previous governor sarah huckabee sanders's response to president biden's state of the union address. and tom mcclintock on immigration, the debt ceiling and other news from capitol hill. watch washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comments, text messages and more. course the state of the union is strong. you, the american people are strong. vice president. -- president biden delivers the state of the union address outlining his -- sarah huckabee sanders book of their hub -- republican response. watch our coverage of the state of the union beginning tuesday at or at c-span.org. course there are a lot of places to get politics but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here, here, anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. course the national economic council review president biden's plan to a

i saw bernie sanders lost his mind over it. when they get defensive, who do they think they are that people in america don't deserve to see what the mental competency of these elected officials are? why are they so upset that we're asking for term limits? why are we so upset that we want them to balance the budget? washington needs to be cleaned up more than we thought. >> pete: it sure does. what is more important? the ideas that you hold or your age? because there's -- there was criticism of conservative circumstances, you know this, that an illusion to a generational change is an illusion to donald trump. is this about ideas or is it about age? what is most important to you? >> look, i think it's about transparency. like americans need to know that their elected officials are capable of making the really tough decisions. these are decisions on the national debt, education. americans deserve to know these things. we need transparency. this is not saying that you can't do your job. this is saying that you need to be transparen

truck gets the affirmation is arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders prepares to give the publican response to president bide speech should i print political reporting that wn governor sanders delivers her dress, it wl be a healthy mind and the four-part presence impact on the gop is likely to last for generations. even if many republicans claim they are ready to move on. in her inaugural address last month governor sanders said i did not seek this office to be the first anything but a brand to make arkansas first in everything. her speech from the capitol and little rock is about 20 minutes. >> may it. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you center boozman. what an incredibly special moment have the same person mc my inaugural address is the one that did my dad's nearly 20 years ago. pretty amazing, thank you, senator. speaker chaperone, president, members of the simple import, distinguished members of the general assembly, and my fellow arkansans. the oath i've just taken represents an unbreakable promise. it is a sacred responsibility. i accept it with the deepest gratitude f

. >>> meanwhile in the republican response, sarah huckabee sanders does her version of carnage tying party back to trump. >>> also tonight, reaction to president biden's call for police reform as twisted new details emerge today about tyre nichols' death after a vicious beating by memphis police. >>> we begin tonight with a state of the union address for the books. when last night president biden achieved what kevin mccarthy could never do, which was uniting the room and getting republicans to jump to their seats in support of medicare and social security. yes, that happened. it was a master class, really, on outnegotiating republicans, pulled off by biden who sparred with a raucous crowd. >> no president added more to the national debt in any four years than my predecessor. they're the facts. check it out. check it out. some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. let me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i'll give you a copy. i'll give you a copy of the proposal. that means congress doesn't vote -- i'm glad to see

here's the bigger contest i have with sarah huckabee sanders.d families are under attack right now. and if sarah suggests that, it says to me she's insecure in parenting, to be honest. i don't mean that as a real inexecutive, but i'm comfortable to my kids being expose today a lot of diversity of thought and i want them to be because i want them to grow up having the opportunity to kind of distill competing theories and lifestyles and understand the broader world. and at home we can bring them to the values that my wife and i choose for them. so to suggest that somehow the government is stronger than parenting, which is at the root of the republican argument right now, that somehow sarah huckabee sanders and her husband are not capable of overpowering whatever her kids are exposed to in the classroom is a weakness in presenting, not a per version of government. and i think that message tonight is working in red states, but it doesn't work nationally. and you see the suburbs respond in critical races and say wait a minute we don't want to go to t

>> yeah, i come at this from the opposite perspective of governor sanders. i think that we should be inclusive, i think we should be prepared to think about our language and use it in a way that obviously doesn't dehumanize anybody. i do think that we've gone overboard. human you raise the term latinx, okay. 3% of latinos use the term latinx. representative richie torres himself, a latino, told me that this says more about the agenda setting power of affluent white leftist than it does about the interests of working class latinos. and i'm seeing you right now from rural oregon, i think that there are a lot of americans who, instead of feeling included, feel -- that the gap between well educated liberals often urban liberals, who are crafting these new terms is excluding them. they don't know where to tread. they resent it. i think that makes them more likely to vote against their economic interest into support somebody like governor desantis. so, coming at this from a liberal, i think our efforts to be inclusive have actually been counterproductive. >> is th

sanders speech. >> watch this speech. i'm trying not to levitate from my chair because there were so many. she leaned so hard into the culture wars that she just slid right into ignorance or as enemies. >> but as fellow americans, really what her speech was, was, no, let's treat each other as enemies. >> that was the tone and tenor of the beginning of her speech. tone and tenor of it. joe , your thoughts? yeah. you want to know why these networks have so much trouble attracting an audience? because they are wholly predictable. trace, when you tune in, you knew they would praise biden. you knew that they would bash huckabee. sanders, there is no there is no debate. there is no different perspectives. on what we saw tonight. and in tonight's state of the union, race was so typical of state of the union addresses. >> you know, it was a laundry list of policy priorities. it was touting so-called successes. in the end, biden should be based on what he did not mention, like we talked about before, as far as opioids, except the

. >> a headline from politico, sarah huckabe sanders in a state of the union spotlight.reporting that wn governor sanders delivers her dress, it wl be a healthy mind and the four-part presence impact on the gop is likely to last for generations. even if many republicans claim they are ready to move on. in her inaugural address last month governor sanders said i did not seek this office to be the first anything but a brand to make arkansas first in everything. her speech from the capitol and little rock is about 20 minutes. >> may it. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you center boozman. what an incredibly special moment have the same person mc my inaugural address is the one that did my dad

sarah huckabee sanders did a beautiful job. >> she was great, wasn't she? >> ainsley: we'll play a sound bite and get your reaction on the other side. >> in the radical left america, washington lights your hard-earned money onir foo. you get crushed with high gas prices, empty grocery shelves and our children are taught to hate one another on account of race, but not to love one another or our great country. whether joe biden believes this madness or is simply too weak to resist, his administration has been hijacked by the radical left. the dividing line in america is no longer between right or left, the choice is between normal or crazy. it is time for a new generation of republican leadership. >> ainsley: she used normal or crazy a few times, i think three times, the word crazy what is your reaction to her speech? >> i thought the governor did an excellent job. i've known her for a number of years, when i asked her to give the speech, a lot of people don't want to do it, you don't have an audience. if people listen to the words of this governor, youngest

senator bernie sanders wants a huge increase in the social security tax. there's also a lot of talk about a wealth tack. watch out. bernie is the chair of the senate budget committee. he wants these tax hikes in the president's budget that arrives next month. >>> february the 21st -- 24th, and it's friday, by the way, 2023. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: oh, something a little different today. we usually bring you shots at the top of the show of new york or someplace. today we're looking at hollywood from yesterday where it snowed. you can actually see the snow on the ground. how about that? that's hollywood. part of los angeles. it snowed, for heaven sakes. what do you think of that? susan: rare. odd. unexpected. >> i lived there for 12 years, not once did i have to deal with snow, stu. stuart: first time in decades, i think. all right, everyone, it took 20 days, but pete buttigieg finally visits east palestine and the site of then train derailment. lauren, the secretary was criticized for his delayed response. we got that. what's the w

and bernie sanders should not be on.ut of the meme. >> sorry guys. >> because we're all being invaded by tiktok and our minds are being controlled by. which, i know you're right. i actually know you're right, margaret. thank you for letting the air out of that. >> sorry guys. >> i love tiktok. i just stay in my bed and school all the time. >> there's a lot of things i should get rid of first. >> sorry guys. all right, meanwhile, will donald trump be indicted in the georgia investigation into his efforts to overturn the election? the foreperson of the special grand jury is speaking out to cnn tonight. stay with us. woop woop! ♪ whooo! smells great, downy! ♪ ugh, cul de sacs. downy unstopables. you gotta sniff it to believe it. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your in. densify from crest pro health. like bones, your teeth lose density over time... ...but crest has you covered. crest de

>> the best part of the speech was sarah huckabee sanders rebuttal. -- how about on the speech? how about joe biden's speech? what do you think? >> well, there were no surprises. he makes everything sound great and it's not. it's the worst it's been the last two years. s it disheartening. >> pete: carter, what do you think? >> typically liberal speech. evidence promised everything but deliver nothing. and but i think that the best part of it was when he tried to blame the republicans for, you know, social security, cutting social security and medicare and all along that's never been part of their platform. and so i think he got his own medicine on that one. [laughter] >> pete: he was called out pretty quick on that one no doubt. i agree. sarah huckabee sanders did a fantastic job, quite a contrast between her and him. brenda, carter, thank you. >> i think. so i think we are going to see a real future with her. >> she may be giving us the state of the union address herself. >> pete: rave review for sarah huckabee sanders and joe biden, you know, you he

sarah huckabee sanders hit it right on the head. up, demanding both school choice and wokism out of public education. ashley: and do you get the sense that that ground swell, if you want to call it that, is gaining we're seeing more of the parental rights message being heard across the country? >> oh, absolutely, and we're seeing it manifest in legislatures across the country as well, where dozens of states are considering expansion of school choice in their upcoming sessions, including here in florida, a possible universal expansion of education scholarship accounts following arizona, iowa, virginia, west virginia, all doing the same, so we are going to continue to see this employee and and we're looking at approval ratings and polls of 75% and 80% for parents supporting universal school choice. ashley: wow. very interesting indeed and i know erica, you are a big advocate so whatever you're doing it's working. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we really appreciate it. erica donalds talking about education. >> thank you

i love sarah sanders and arkansas. not moving there yet, i'm still here in california but i can tell you first on the specific point he makes about crime. anyone with a brain and eyes to see can see how p preposterous that claim is. go to any city in california under his rule and the democrats, it's not just gavin newsom as governor, democrats had sole control of the state legislature, which passes all these pro crime laws for 25 years. so there's nowhere else to blame and people don't feel safe. they are increasingly anxious about just going about their daily lives because they can see the crime wave. they've de-criminalized a lot of crime so shoplifting and robbery is just now completely ignored by the police as is drug taking so, yes, the crime statistics may in some sense be a comparison because they've taken crime out of the statistics but there's a general point here as well, what on earth is gavin newsom doing endlessly picking fights of govern herbs of other states when his -- governors of other states when his

sanders has been on the job a month. she gave a great speecgreat speg night as gavin newsom thatavmid intimidated by one month of sarah sanders being governor .? >> well, i think that sarah just poked at something that's got to bother gavin newsom, whic ih is that he is te governor of what was once one of the most beautiful and prosperousl states inertain the union. p and he's allowed certain places in that state to becom e like a third world country, a shot.ng i take no pleasure in saying this is ohio senator , but you a go to los angeles, you go to san francisco. these are places that used are places tworl to be the center of worldty and prosperity. and now you have open ai r drugnodrug markets, homeless tent citiesrk, as far as the eye can see. so thi hs guy needs to maybe lot in the mirror and recognize that his complethee failurepublc to focus on public safety is the problem. the fact that joe bidentaking is taking those policies nationwide, which is why wde e e a rising murder rate all across our country. that's th

listen, you couldn't pay me $100 to sit in that audience with bernie sanders to get that speech.t out that glee is actual capitalist and he will profit the speeches. has made money from his u.s. senate books and speeches and that is just fine just be upfront about it and you are a capitalist, bernie. >> like one of the kardashians complaining about procedures. >> i love the title is it's okay to be angry about capitalism. he so angry about capitalism but so happy to take your money and make your money. if he is a millionaire, give it all away, bernie if you don't like capitalism and want to be a socialist, you're free to give all your money away. i love when they tell us what we need to do with our money. we already pay taxes and you are paying 60% of taxes so you are making tons of money and you look at your paycheck, not at all. we destroyed yesterday, emily, you remember two-thirds of america living paycheck to paycheck and $100,000 just to be our goal. remember when we were in our 20s and i will make $100,000. and it's not enough anymore. so i just think this is all. he says

the same bernie sanders who owns multiple homes.ism has been good to bernie, especially for the gloves he wore at inauguration. >> todd: does anyone on the left care about the hypocrisy they pedal? >> joe: if judging by their action, never ever, with covid and not masking, that is biggest example for rules for thee, not for me, that is democrats. >> ashley: my biggest question, people who support people like bernie and aoc, do they not see it, do they not get it? >> joe: they think bernie and aoc represent a bigger cause and can break the rules. >> ashley: makes sense, clear as mud. >> todd: go get my knicks jersey as center of the knicks. >> joe: exactly, number four. >> todd: number one in your hearts. thank you. >> joe: 6'2"and a center. >> todd: 5'11". >> ashley: armed robbery suspect proving what we know, criminals are taking advantage of the left's weak crime laws. [indiscernible] -- i'll be out. >> ashley: he says i'll be out in 24 hours, we'll tell about his wild crime spree. >> todd: and maxine waters making big money moves

following the speech, arkansas governor sara hurricane bee sanders will -- sarah huckabee sanders will give the republican response. watch the state of the union tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-sp as a public svice, along with these other televisi providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on wednesday the house oversight committee will hold a hearing looking into twitter's handling of the hunter biden laptop story with testimony from three former twitter executives. watch the hearing live wednesday beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 on c-span now, other free mobile video app, or on c-span.org. >> and a headle from politico. sarah huckabee sandsers gets a state of the union spotlight. trump gets the affirmation. as arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders prepares to give the republican response to president biden's speech tonight. politico reporting that when governor sanders delivering his

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other than, that it was kind of an american carnage speech, from sarah huckabee sanders, talking about how president biden surrendered his presidency, to the woke mob, and he has been hijacked by the radical left, and america's having war wage on it by the, left weather market as a, lot and the right didn't. seek >> to, things of actual basis. donald trump's, known and was reported extensively, in some of the most harrowing book reporting, and it lantern getting broke, it to believe that the men and women who served in the military, and died, wrote quote suckers and losers. he was especially disgusted by men and women who've been injured, in the service of our country, so statistic i don't even like remembering it. so, to paint him as some historic, heroic commander-in-chief is falling, politically, the high point was that cancer survival story, and as a young mom, and as a woman with a lot of ambition, that's a beautiful story. and that she herself her mother had survived. it as a high, point i, think of the speech. the rest of it was being like high on a pm hour, fox and not recogniz

and symone sanders townsend, former chief spokesperson for kamala harris. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. for the second day in a row and the third time in a week, the u.s. military has shot down suspicious high-altitude objects over north america. u.s. flighter jets shot down items over canada on friday and sunday. this after the reaction to the spy balloon was delayed, after it drifted for days. justin trudeau ordered the takedown of an object over the uconn on saturday afternoon. he spoke with president biden who also ordered the object to be shot down. the faa closed the air space in montana, when norad detected an anomaly and sent aircraft to investigate. they did not find anything that correlated with the radar hits. just a day earlier, biden ordered another subject, roughly the size of a small car, we've been told, shot down over frozen water in alaskan air space. at a white house briefing, officials did not disclos

speaker mccarthy said he will be meeting again with president biden to discuss -- sarah huckabee sanders will give the response to president biden's state of the union address. mr. mccarthy: thank you all for coming. good to see you. i don't know if you heard, but we've got the youngest governor in america, sara sanders -- sarah huckabee sanders, and the first woman governor in arkansas, and the very first father-daughter ever to be governor of a state is going to give our state of the union reresponse. we're excited about it. especially what she's been able to achieve so far as governor in arkansas. so i'm very excited by that. we'll also have a response in spanish. juan's story, immigrating to america at age 11. his father drove as but in tucson, arizona -- drove a bus in tucson, arizona. just a true american story as well. yesterday i had a meeting with the president. i got to see the president again this morning. he said it was a good meeting as well. no predetermined idea buzz we're going -- ideas but we're going to meet again about the debt ceiling understand and ways we can -- and