senator sanders: let me ask dr. osofsky a question, what impact, you walked through the streets of washington this morning and breathed the air, young people worry about climate change, gun violence, they worry about gun violence. louisiana, vermont. what impact does all of that and more have in indefinite uncertainty about worrying about the future, from an environmental, climate point of view. dr. osofsky: i struggle with this in the mental health world. what children need of all ages growing up, they need to have schedules and have routines and know what's expected. having a schedule of knowing when they get up in the morning and go to school and who is going to pick them up and what their activity might be. with the covid pandemic that changed continually. one of the things we recommended is set a new schedule, have the children involved in setting the schedule is so there is something predictable and went on in that way and tried to support the parents, too. parents didn't have a schedule either. instead of get

chair sanders: mrs. neas, thank you very much. let me start off with dr. murthy. senator cassidy mentioned what is true, that congress has taken some action, but i will tell you as i go around vermont and talk to teachers and principals, they tell me they need more help. in your judgment, do we have at this moment the kind of mental health infrastructure from psychiatrists, the social workers to counselors that this country needs? dr. murthy: well, thank you, senator. and i do appreciate the significant historic investments that have been made over the last few years. i think they have helped, but we do need more to help build the infrastructure. when we think about care, for example, mental health care, there's several pieces of the infrastructure that still need to be expanded. number one is mental health workforce itself. and i'm talking here not only about psychologists and psychiatrists and others in the traditional health delivery model, but i'm also thinking about peer support models and others th

chair sanders: mrs. neas, thank you very much. let me start off with dr. murthy. senator cassidy mentioned what is true, that congress has taken some action, but i will tell you as i go around vermont and talk to teachers and principals, they tell me they need more help. in your judgment, do we have at this moment the kind of mental health infrastructure from psychiatrists, the social workers to counselors that this country needs? dr. murthy: well, thank you, senator. and i do appreciate the significant historic investments that have been made over the last few years. i think they have helped, but we do need more to help build the infrastructure. when we think about care, for example, mental health care, there's several pieces of the infrastructure that still need to be expanded. number one is mental health workforce itself. and i'm talking here not only about psychologists and psychiatrists and others in the traditional health delivery model, but i'm also thinking about peer support models and others th

sanders: you are recognized. hold the mic a little bit closer to your mouth, please. >> good morning, chair sanders, ranking member cassidy and members of the committee. i am cheryl moorman, president of the virginia alliance of family childcare association, the only state association in virginia whose focus is family childcare, which refers to small childcare programs operated from someone's home. i have been licensed since 2002. the children in my care are six weeks to five years of age. i am a wife, mother and grandmother. i will get to the topic at hand. the childcare crisis and the role of the federal government in improving this crisis. prior to probate -- covid-19, my business was that capacity with a waiting list. i had two full-time teachers along with myself, 11 families pay privately and the only one of my families arches abated in the childcare subsidy program -- and only one of my family's participated in the childcare subsidy program. i would have to work out payment arrangements often to my busines

sanders: me get back to the secretary here. what have you been able to do to raise pay in new mexico and attract more qualified workforce ? >> we raised everyone's wages three dollars an hour. providers opted in if they wanted to do that and we set our childcare reimbursement rates at the true cost of care. providers are able to pay $16 an hour and we are valuing and respecting families and educators and families have more choice. because we have family childcare, faith-based, language immersion programs -- sen. sanders: the idea of one sized fits all is not what you are doing in mexico --new mexico. >> no. there are lots of options for families. it is important to invest in all options. sen. sanders: what impact does that have on the financial well-being of them -- >> vermont is doing great work to address comprehensively early childhood education but the reality is that families can -- cannot afford it. the problem that we have -- policymakers ask parents to cover this cost of care out of their own parts and we have educators

now, in response to mr sanders�* letter, amazon strongly disagrees. it has been able to reduce injuries across their us operation, and has invested more than $1 billion into safety initiatives over the last four years. meanwhile, indian prime minister narendra modi has arrived in the united states for a state visit. he earlier chatted with tesla's boss elon musk in new york, who said the ev maker will try to be in india very soon. mr modi's visit is expected to see both countries expand their cooperation in defence and high—technology sectors. singapore—based tech trade grab is laying off 1,000 employees. that's about 11% of its workforce. its chief executive said that the move was needed so that the company could reorganise to work faster and smarter. now, this is the first time grab has cutjobs since 2020, when the covid—i9 pandemic hit demand for its services. german manufacturing giant siemens is expanding its footprint in asia. it announced it was setting up a new plant in singapore and it still has a healthy amount to spend for expansion in euro

[ light laughter ] >> colonel sanders is very funny. >> jimmy: colonel sanders is funny.. because i love it. [ laughter ] it's so funny. there you go it's "the scream," colonel sanders scream >> honestly, i feel like colonel sanders is pretty funny, just to repeat myself >> jimmy: he's not supposed to be funny he's selling food. >> i think it's -- i think - [ laughter ] [ suspenseful music i feel like you might be telling the truth. [ drum roll >> jimmy: did you just say something in spanish wait, what did you just say? [ laughter ] wait, that's not fair. i feel like you just helped somehow. >> maybe it's a lie. maybe it's a lie maybe it's a lie maybe, two on the nose references i'm sorry, i'm taking forever. it's just that i really don't know i don't really care. i'm going to go with truth [ drum roll >> jimmy: no i was lying! [ buzzer ] the "mona lisa." [ cheers and applause >> oh, my god. you just took -- >> jimmy: really a good actor. thank you. >> no. >> jimmy: did you just say my acting skills are fantastic? that's so nice of you. >> yeah, that's ex -- yes. >> jimmy

bernie sanders a self—styled socialist from vermont has long been a fierce advocate for workers right the need for a bigger welfare programmes in america. his promise to create a national health system help him come close to winning the democratic nomination for president in 2016. so his decision to investigate the working conditions and one of america's biggest employers issuer to capture headlines and set up a robust argument about worker protections. for its part amazon has been criticised for the conditions is warehouse workers face in facilities all over the world. it's already being examined for its safety record by multiple us government agencies. amazon is also notorious for resisting all efforts to unionis? its workforce. now in response to mr sanders letter amazon strongly disagrees photo it says it has been able to reduce injuries across the us operation and has invested more than $1 billion into safety initiatives over the last four years. initiatives over the last four ears. ~ . ., years. meanwhile, indian prime minister narendra _ years. meanwhile, indian prime minister

>> thank you for your question, chairman sanders. to address your first question $15 an hour is not enough to pay bills and actually survive in the world today as we know it. we often struggle. one of the main thing i hear from my partners is i can't pay my life bill and put gas in my car at the same time. or i can't put gas and get groceries. having to ration the most important things you need to survive day and day out. another point that i'm really glad you brought up is the our requirement in order to obtain benefits. in my four years at the company i have never had a problem for qualifying for benefits until now, suddenly. i was just taken off a starbucks benefit policies because i have not been scheduled the appropriate hours. or, anywhere close to my availability for the better part of -- >> explain it to the world that here. what does that mean? if i am your supervisor, i can reduce your work week? because i have reduced your work week you know lose your benefits? is that what you're saying? >> yes sir. we have an hour requir

sanders. >> reporter: this note from a student meant so much to ira sanders. >> you never know what impactou have. >> reporter: the note put mr. sanders in good company. >> okay. dear ms. madsen. >> dear mr. powers. >> every teacher you meet -- >> dear mr. powers -- >> reporter: has been blessed by the flute player in the roseville high school band but why? >> i just like to thank them because they help me a lot >> reporter: once she started -- >> you are a kind, amazing, awesome teacher. >> reporter: she never stopped. >> this one is kindergarten. >> reporter: mina, who first learned to speak hmung was working on english when she met school health assistant kathy case >> dear mrs. sharpe. >> reporter: fifth grade mina sent this note to her teacher laura sharpe >> so sweet. >> reporter: she is getting them still >> 12. >> reporter: all through high school mina kept adding to the list. >> for today i'm on 18. >> reporter: total 74 teachers and school staffers. >> dear ms. wolfe. >> reporter: sarah wolfe and so many others still receiving mina's notes >> once she was done here it was almost

senator bernie sanders, referring to the data of the mental illness association, announced that suicide is the second cause of death in people aged 15 to 24. the challenges facing american youth are unprecedented in the modern history of this country . sanders called the negative psychological and economic consequences of corona, widespread armed violence and the impact of social networks as the most important factors in creating a mental health crisis in the current generation of america, and emphasized that in order to escape from this situation , we need a political revolution to create a society based on justice and solidarity . american public health van said that the plan to provide content to users on social networks is worrying. according to the american official, social networks based on artificial intelligence algorithms are used for the purpose of attracting advertisements. they make it depend on the maximum use of these networks , we had a child, you locked me, you only show me as a child, he says that since he became a father , there have been more images of father and chil

[laughter] >> bret: you got to love bernie sanders. yeah, you do. all. >> juan: the polls are really curious. the arguments i hear from conservatives are basically people who are truck drivers and the like, how come you are not giving them any breaks on their loans? you are giving them to these students and these students are going to ivy league schools and become doctors and lawyers, in fact, most of this money go to people who go to state schools and who are simply trying to get ahead in education. the issue has not gained traction in terms of that conservative argument. but it has gained traction in terms of people saying i'm going to be negatively impacted or my neighbor going to be be negatively impacted is it dobbs? is it the abortion decision? no, i don't see it pushing the numbers that way. it's just going to be, you know, the people kids who are hardworking and who could use a break. will they get that break without this. >> bret: we will follow it, thanks, panel. ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day. >> we're proud to be able to do wh

all right, time to talk about ronda sanders. a lot of media attention has been focused on the florida governor. what more can you tell us about it? now here's an interesting figure. you know, for your prior to his governorship uh, rhonda sanchez was relatively unknown. he was a congressman from northern florida, born in jacksonville. and he really became successful with the help and political support of donald trump, who is no challenge and challenging. he wasn't elected to run the state of florida and since it entered the office, you really made a national brand by diving head 1st into this cultural wars. he's a pushing against us. you'd be to q plus, right. it's his uh, booking, sorry, he's banning books. he's changing school curriculums and he's also fighting with us with the journalists who tried to challenge his political agenda this all this amazing kind of a darling among the mega voters. therefore, we actually just went to florida to see what he already changed there during his tenure and what it would mean if he would m

senator bernie sanders announced the probe, citing a report that found amazon's injury rate last year0% higher than other companies. amazon disputes the claims, saying injuries have actually dropped since 2019. lithium ion batteries are blamed for a fire that killed four people in a new york apartment building. the flames broke out at this e-bike repair shop on the ground floor. it was previously cited for violations linked to the batteries, which can overheat and explode. we turn now to a major ruling on whether children can get gender affirming health care. a federal judge has weighed in and the ruling could have far reaching consequences. abc's andrea fujii explains. this morning in arkansas, judge has struck down the country's first ban on gender affirming care for children, saying it's uncommon institutional feel like the whole world can just take a big, deep sigh and relax just a little bit easier. the arkansas law would have prevented doctors from providing gender affirming hormone treatment or surgery to anyone under 18. supporters of the ban argued it would protect children's

sanders. >> reporter: this note from a student meant so much to ira sanders. >> you never know what impactcompany. >> okay. dear ms. madsen. >> dear mr. powers. >> every teacher you meet -- >> dear mr. powers -- >> reporter: has been blessed by the flute player in the roseville high school band but why? >> i just like to thank them because they help me a lot >> reporter: once she started -- >> you are a kind, amazing, awesome teacher. >> reporter: she never stopped. >> this one is kindergarten. >> reporter: mina, who first learned to speak hmong was still working on english when she met school health assistant kathy case >> very shy, very shy. >> dear mrs. sharpe. >> reporter: fifth grade mina sent this note to her music teacher laura sharpe >> you taught really good. i'm going to try out she is so sweet. >> reporter: she is getting them still. >> 12. >> reporter: all through high school mina kept adding to the list. >> for today i'm on 18. >> reporter: total 74 teachers and school staffers. >> dear ms. wolfe. >> reporter: sarah wolfe and so many others still receiving mina's notes >> once

senator sanders, really important. during the pandemic the department of agriculture issued a waiver that allowed us to extend flexibility to provide through the child and adult care food program. home base providers could be reimbursed for the food that they provided and their system. miss mormon could she do i know your home base provider. could you talk briefly. that program is going to expire if we don't take action. could you talk briefly about what your experiences were without program and whether you think there is things we should keep in mind as we look at whether it can be extended. >> yes ma'am. i tore some paid in the childcare. child in adult care food program which is an important program. source of funding for childcare community major reforms are needed. depending on where family childcare educators live or their own income. were assigned to a tear. tier one or two or two. dear to the already partial reimbursement rate is about half of the rate for tier one hearing only applies to family childcare. it d

good morning, chairman sanders, ranking member cassidy, , and members of the senate committee on health education labor and pension. i am charlene russell-tucker come commissioner of education and connecticut. i am honored to share critical information regarding the youth mental health crisis and connecticut's response to supporton the needs of students. my big audacious goal is to ensure every connecticut school has a court need a sustainable system of care to provide comprehensive behavioral mental health services to all students and school staff. the surgeon general murthy mention an associate of connecticut connecticut high school students confirms our students face unprecedented mental health challenges. too many for students reported having felt sad hopeless, and that the mental health was not good, most or all of the time. most concern is 14% said they are seriously considered suicide, and 6% actually attempted suicide. these data highlight the immense need to address student wellness and underscore the action at federal, state and local public or effective solution our team to s

that's after senator bernie sanders wrote to amazon's chief executive on tuesday, accusing him and theeports. bernie sanders, a self—styled socialist from vermont, has long been a fierce advocate for workers' rights, and the need for bigger welfare programmes in america. his promise to create a national health system helped him come close to winning the democratic nomination for president in 2016. so his decision to investigate the working conditions at one of america's biggest employers is sure to capture headlines and set up a robust argument about worker protections. now, for its part, amazon has been criticised for the conditions its warehouse workers face in facilities all over the world. it's already being examined for its safety record by multiple us government agencies. amazon is also notorious for resisting all efforts to unionise its workforce. now, in response to mr sanders' letter, amazon strongly disagrees — it says it has been able to reduce injuries across their us operation, and has invested more than $1 billion into safety initiatives over the last four years. are you

sanders? senator: eight minutes. senator: i will yield the floor, and we will have the discussion further. senator: thank you to all of you for being here with us today, i would like to art with going at how this system affects folks who do not have health insurance. my first work in the senate focused on this when i met my fellow minnesota, nicole smith holt, who chairman sanders mentioned earlier, died of ketoacidosis after he couldn't ration his insurance -- his insulin and died. we've heard about your patients assistance program and you brought up today that insulin is better and different than it was 100 years ago. diabetic patients need different drugs, and insulin based on their body and what works best for them. so my first question to the drug companies, can uninsured patients currently access each of your insulin products through all of your patient assistance programs at somewhere between 25 and $45 which i believe is the range of prices? >> yes. is the answer, if your insured is $25 for insulin, and if yo

you went to bernie sanders. because apparently bernie sanders has some love-fest with mr. o'brien. did nothing it looks like? >> look, we did go to the representatives from the company and the ceo of the company who has been very active, at the white house on behalf of the truckers, darren hawkins, did go to the white house. we laid it all out. we said that this is necessary to save the company and to save 30,000 jobs including 22,000 union jobs, and, at very little cost. no one is, under this modernization, no one is losing their job. >> they said they couldn't make it happen? >> at the ends of the day at least so far they haven't been able to make it happen. but we're hopeful. cheryl: fascinating. >> one more thing, bernie sanders told you to pound sand because you got money from trump is that correct? >> what i will say is that the sanders staff were not helpful and they made reference to the fact that we had gotten a, gotten a loan during the trump administration. cheryl: fascinating story. fascinating story. thank you for coming in. really interesting. keep us updated with wha

referring to the data of the mental illness association in the united states, senator bernie sanders said that suicide is the second cause of death in people aged 15 to 24, and the challenges of the past it is unprecedented in the modern history of the american youth. sanders called the negative psychological and economic consequences of corona, widespread armed violence and the impact of social networks as important factors in creating a mental health crisis in the current generation of america and emphasized a political revolution to save this situation. to create we need a society based on justice and human solidarity. the us treasury secretary called for the effect of sanctions on increasing de-dollarization in the world. john thielen announced at the hearing of the finance committee of the us house of representatives that he believes that the countries that are targeted by us sanctions are motivated to look for alternative means of payment to the dollar. the us treasury secretary said that it is true that salah ma in there are sanctions against hostile countries, but these sanct

uh, here's this draft law sanders and warren are the people who, in general , sit, what is called thed are ready to break into this more presidential race. they have, in general, somewhere out there all spring been engaged in moving chips around, spinning about the fact that they will have to participate here, so the administration is here. today i found myself in a very difficult political situation. here, oddly enough, he began to run out of his own party. the left wing is clearly getting out of control. and these are, in general, people who can speak, well, kennedy bassanders warren, everyone says everything very talkative bidens are far from them. i said to remind you that ber is not the sanders of elizabeth warren - they are members of the senate who represent the left wing of the democratic party. bernie sanders generally positions himself as a socialist, a democratic socialist and completely agrees about the crees. and to the biden administration about the lack of goals. wow, just yesterday. the foreign policy magazine published an article by two experts from the rent corporati

stuart: of these days we will have a photograph of bernie sanders smiling.t' s a distinct possibility. lauren: ai would say that. remember the story yesterday? what -- right minded people are prettier and smile more. stuart: something on my prompter you have to explain. what is this about a cage match fight between elon musk and mark zuckerberg. stuart: meta is working on a twitter competitor. they took this to social media and are both open for a cage match and it will be in vegas at what is called the octagon. elon musk at 51 or mark zuckerberg at 39, just the competition for jujitsu, he's been training with a personal trainer. stuart: this isn't serious, they are not going to get an iron cage and fight it out. lauren: elon musk has a move called the walrus. he lies on his opponent and that is how he wins. brian: musk is going get to win. the coburg will bounce around the cage, musk is going to walk up and lay on him. stuart: there will be no fight in a cage or otherwise. no fight. i got to move on. the house floor erupted, chaos after congressman adam sch

and on the colorado university coach, deion sanders. remember prime time for time of the day? well, he had successful surgery to remove blood clots. new remove blood clots. new details there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. >> colorado university football coach deion sanders says recovering tonight after having surgery to remove blood clots in his legs. former 2 sports superstar athlete who played for the forty-niners. well, he's a coach. now. coach prime has a history of blood clotting issues. actually a deft 2 toes. pete hated the couple years ago. reporter kim posey spoke to doctors about his condition. >> coach prime shared this video on instagram after his surgery at uc health university of colorado >> we a little money. do they get he's talked openly about the blood clotting issues. he had 2 toes amputated 2 years ago and explained on social media before the surgery that he needs additional surgery on some of the re

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among them, bernie sanders.ile the debt ceiling deal could've been much worse, he cannot, quote, vote for a bill that takes nutrition assistance away from women, infants, children, and seniors, and that fast-tracks the, quote, disastrous mountain valley pipeline at a time that the future of the world is literally at stake. senator sanders, independent of vermont, chair of the health, education, labor, and pensions committee, joins me now. senator, was this a hard or easy decision to get to on this vote, once you were able to survey the 99 pages of the deal? >> it was not a difficult decision. look, the bottom line is, in america today, we have more income and wealth inequality than we have ever had. people on top doing phenomenally well, middle class struggling, lower income people, really facing desperate times. and you don't do deficit reduction in an immoral sense on the backs of some of the people in this country who are barely making it right now. meanwhile, the wealthiest people in this country who are doi

with zyryrtec. >>> we're back with a senate investigation launched by senator sbrebernie sanders intoon, the senator wrote that amazon must stop pushing workers past their limits in the endless pursuit of profits the company strongly disagrees with the accusations in the letter, adding thatsanders has n invited to tour the facility >>> a taco chain want went the religious route to root out sinners. they hire d a fake priest to quote, get their sins out. they found it odd that the priest was only interested in workplace sins the owners denied overtime pay and funneled service tips to managers, they now have to pay $140,000 in back pay and damages to 35 employees. >>> and an auto repair slop in geo shop in i will have to pay $40,000 in back pay and damages to several workers after it was found that walklker retalaliated against t employoyee by sendining g his lt $915 paychececk in the form of ovover 90,000 oil-covered pen ee along g with an expletive-marked pay stub the ruling sends a clear message to employers who subject their workers to unfair practices. >>> a look into why a new wav

. >>> university of colorado head football coach and sports legend deion sanders is at risk of having left foot amputated due to poor circulation. that's according to doctors at the school. in an episode of the pregame show on youtube, the former nfl and mlb star reveals he can't feel the bottom of his left foot. his doctors suggest surgery to relieve some of the pressure on his toes. earlier this year, the 55-year-old sanders revealed he developed blood clots that resulted in him having two toes amputated in 2021. the doctors say he's not only at risk of losing another toe but possibly his whole left foot if things don't heal correctly. sanders posted on instagram, quote, i'm built for this. >>> researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species on the isle of wight of england's southern coast. the natural history museum in london says it's the first of its kind discovered there in 142 years. the creature used those sharp spikes you see there as armor. the museum saying the dinosaur would have lived more than 100 million years ago, and there are few fossils from this period, so exper

sanders who chairs the senate health committee told the "washington post" that he will oppose the nomination of dr. monica bertagnolli along with other nominees until the white house provide as plan for lowering prescription drug prices in a statement, the white house said they share sdanders' concerns on drug pricing >>> a federal judge has ruled that writer e. jean carroll can seek at least $10 million in damages from donald trump. carroll asked to amend her defamation lawsuit after the former president accused her of making up claims of sexual abuse during a cnn town hall >> that town hall hall hand ony af happened one day after a jury found him liable for defamation. a spokesperson for trump says she should not be able to retroactively change her legal theory >>> at least 11 civilians have been killed in russian attacks in ukraine the town is the birthplace of president volodymyr zelenskyy. the missiles struck warehouses and an apartment building. for the latest, we bring in chapman bell what's the latest on this attack >> reporter: well, phillip, this is just the latest attack in presid

former san francisco supervisor jane kim was bernie sanders. california campaign director. she says it is good for the democratic party to have other candidates enter the primary. i think it's important that there is a dialog and a debate on the issues. in fact, i think it makes us better. so far, biden is facing challenges from robert kennedy jr and mary ann williamson, but he appears to have a commanding lead, a harvard university backed harris poll last week, which surveyed more than 2000 registered voters found 62% of democrats supported biden over the challengers. biden is expected to depart the fairmont hotel for a fundraiser in marin county tuesday hosted by eight entrepreneurs and investors in areas of climate and tech, according to the marin independent journal, governor gavin newsom will be attending, according to the marin democratic party chair. we're excited that he's here. we've already seen some helicopters flying around, probably doing the startup of the event and marin is a strong base of democrat. so it's a good place for him to be coming. and while republ

still ahead tonight, senator bernie sanders launching an investigation into amazon. the accusations against the company. plus, as it stands right now, it would be a miracle if they are recovered alive. the clock is ticking in the search for a submersible that disappeared in the north atlantic. the new device was announced late tonight, though, from the us coast guard. and we are tracking that weather out there. it is not as windy as last night. it's going to be a little warmer tomorrow. see you back here with that cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. services task force has recommended anxiety screenings as it's already been recommending assessments for depression since 2002. this updated guidance also highlights the need to screen pregnant women and those who have given birth within the past year. a warning tonight in santa clara county on fentanyl related deaths. county leaders say there was nearly a

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, tule tulsi gabbard or - >> bernie sanders, the machine would not -- i don't believe in what bernie sanders believes in at all but they really rigged it so that his thought processes would not receive the light of day. >> no doubt. let's talk about a different form of rigging would be attempting to rewrite the buy b. a contributor to the world economic forum, rachel's favorite body, came out and said you know that bible thing, well, maybe a computer in the form of a.i. in the future could write a correct bible. you know, a proper bible. here's what -- >> in a few years, there might be religion that is actually correct, that -- think about a religion whose holy book is written by an a.i. that could be a reality in a few years. rachel: he says we could actually find a religion that is correct. >> actually correct. rachel: actually correct. so he is saying we're going to use a.i. to rewrite this. who is behind the a.i. that is rewriting this? you know, it's just -- >> it could be me. [laughter] >> i am correct. rachel: right. >> it's amazing -- >> in a few years i can program an a.i. t

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tomorrow, the first episode debuts with deon sanders tomorrow, monday, wherever you get your pod castsbe channel so you can check those out. will: i like cowboy hat deon, it's a good look. to your point, this moment in college football is huge, it's good to have the big conversations guiding you through. joel, i'll be checking it out. great to see you. >> have a good day. will: more "fox & friends"e coming up.th know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. i'll always take care of you. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be by your side... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can

what's interesting, you point out bernie sanders. i talked to him about his opposition to the package. he made it clear this is better than what the house bill originally looked like. from his mind, he can't, in good conscience, support anything that makes cuts to social programs that he believes are very important to the american people. >> ryan nobles, thank you. it's been a long, long negotiation. you have been there every step of the way. approaching the finish line. thank you. >>> caught on tape, the audio recording that could determine donald trump's fate in the classified documents case. that's next when "andrea mitchell reports" is back in 60 seconds. stay with us. you are watching msnbc. because you can take alfa romeo out of italy. but you best believe, you can't take the italy out of an alfa romeo. >>> federal prosecutors have obtained an audio recording of a meeting in which president trump acknowledges he kept a classified pentagon document about a potential attack on iran, first reported by cnn, and confirmed by nbc new

amy: you were a surrogate for bernie sanders. he chose you as one of the people to write the democratic party platform. have you talk to him about your campaign? you deciding to go outside the two-party system? he ran, although he is an independent and socialist come he ran inside the democratic party. has he given you advice? >> no, i have not talked to bernie recently. we just did a wonderful event based on his wonderful book with brother john nichols at the brooklyn academy of music. we had a wonderful time. bernie will always be my brother. i have a for other love -- i have a forever love. a lot of people try to view jill stein and ralph nader as spoilers. they're are not spoilers at all. they could not galvanize the public. you don't blame it on the weaker party. you will never -- we will never actually be able to deal with the escalating fascism in america with milk toke -- with milquetoast neoliberalism. you and up postponing the collapse of democracy. we have to get at the roots of fascism which mean i am going to trump c

but he's an act for an american, he was a bernie sanders— act for an american, he was a bernie sandersast 25 years, so he has a very popular progressive following which could very much bode bad forjoe biden. remember, he only won the presidency try remember, he only won the presidency by 70,000 _ remember, he only won the presidency by 70,000 votes, divorced or before states _ by 70,000 votes, divorced or before states the — by 70,000 votes, divorced or before states. the progressives are the one who have _ states. the progressives are the one who have the most pause with president biden. so, it could mean something — president biden. so, it could mean something. keep an eye, third parties — something. keep an eye, third parties don't usually succeed unless there _ parties don't usually succeed unless there is— parties don't usually succeed unless there is huge frustration with the two political parties. which is what happened — two political parties. which is what happened with bill clinton and 92 when _ happened with bill clinton and 92 when we — happened with bill clinton and 92 whe

. >> let's turn to arkansas governor sara huckabee sanders. governor sanders, welcome. >> thanks so much for having me. >> it's great to have you on this enormous day and the youreries prudence, big first amendment victory but it took moments for chuck schumer to come out and blame it on the maga activist wing. your thoughts sarah. >> i think this is a great day for america. i'm so proud of the supreme court and the rulings that they have made standing up for free speech and the way that they have shut down the out of control craziness that is coming out of washington. this is a great day for our country and another reminder of thanks that we have shifted to a conservative supreme court thanks to the people that president donald trump put in place during his time in office. it is a major win and something we can all be proud of and celebrate. >> no doubt about it president trump deserves a lot of credit and you deserve credit for trying to protect transgender minors in your state for life-altering surgeries, talking about castration. you've pa