when a couple of socialist over on your site lives socialist on the senate side and when i was a kid, i think there we're socialist but they were embarrassed is the label it didn't want to because socialist of the work liberals the name did one be called liberals but they knew there would be popular. now they are really interfacing i am a socialist and we want to bring socialism in. have a party and the democratic socialist of american and proud of it. it alarms me the young people are going, mcginnis, what is socialist really mean for our country. soon it in a short period of time that we is the democrats socialist really embrace the socialist plan is the growth agenda. you said something earlier or near political care career which i never forgot about our prospects for growth and leveraging liberty for bloat growth in use and specifically wants that our party needs more people who have tattoos and more people who don't have tattoos so the question is do we need to go find people attaches to join the party are to be need to tattoo more people there. >> is the good question. with tatt

ideas and embracing socialist dictators. talk about the need for the book through the lens of which political movement is expanding or contracting. >> so the case against socialism if they look at the title wasn't necessary? you wouldn't think it is but it is true i was born in the sixties and we were still experiencing increased jeff was just admitting to stalin the terror and the millions of people that died in the famines and about that time the great famine in china just happened in the fifties so this was just becoming known throughout my lifetime people were horrified at what they learned was socialism. now we turn the page now we should have polls showing half of them are enthusiastic they hate capitalism or think socialism is something that we could try that some actually have read the history it is necessary. we have a couple of socialist on your side and on the senate side. and when i was a kid people were socialist but they were embarrassed they were liberals and they didn't want to be called liberals. now they ar

we have a couple socialists on your side and on the senate side. when i was a kid there were socialists but they were embarrassed of the label. they knew that it wouldn't be popular but how they are in your face saying i am a socialist and they have a party they are proud of it and it alarms me people are saying that this socialism really mean for the country >> democrats, socialists really embrace this as a gross agenda. now you said something early in your career which i never forgot about our prospects you said specifically one once our party needs more people that have tattoos and more people that don't suck questionnaires do we need to go find people to join the party or do we need to get more people -- >> guest: that is a good question, with and without, with pony tailsponytails, without, wh earrings, without, we need to be a cool party that the young people want to join so i think that is sort of part of the problem is not socialists they don't know exactly what it is the same studies that say that they are for it. a party that i blame on th

socialists. they're highly capitalist, the all have private property, they have good contract enforcement, tolerable degree of the rule of law, free trade, light regulation of businesses. they have problems, sweden has big welfare state and high taxes. this is true of the other nordic countries and these interventions in at the freeway market have consequences but don't equal social jimmism, so when we go to sweden the beer is great, the mace is beautiful, it's not socialist, bob is the co-author of economic freedom of the world index, and this is true of other nordic countries as well. so, we can have great barrier in fact that's the -- in front of a bellum beer bar it and cost as ton of money and we tranq some in south korea on the other side of the world ask they were cheaper than in sweden. and this big welfare state has dragged down sweden's growth they're not as wealthy relative to rest of the world as they used to be but they're prosperous because they're mostly capitalist. venezuela is de

one that sweden if scandinavia is socialist, because they're not. they actually rank pretty high on the freedom indexes for trade and other things. and one of the main policy things bernie wants is to raise the corporate income taxes. we lowered them from 31 torte, the highest in the bolter, to 2 -- in the world. scandinavia's had low business taxes. bernie says, oh, we want to be sweden and scandinavia, but he wants to raise the income tax. scandinavia doesn't have a minimum wage. the other interesting thing, and this is the real big rub, and this is probably the biggest lie of the left are, of all the socialists, is that the you can have all this free stuff, you can have something for nothing. free college, paid leave, everything you want. we'll just give you free money, and we'll only tax the rich people. and the big lie is that's not what they do in scandinavia. they do have a welfare state. there's a lot of free stuff they give you, but they tax the heck out of everybody. and, see, bernie and his clan and his merry troop of socialists won't tel

also because letelier was a socialist and was allying with other socialists, but he was a democratic-socialist and a peaceful socialist, and the pinochet government probably thought nobody would respond to this, that the americans would not care about this, but it turns out that when you kill a former ambassador in the united states, that is a crime under u.s. law, under the u.s. code, because that person remains a protected person until they die. also, of course, they killed a united states citizen, so these are two separate crimes. immediately, the fbi descended on the scene. they took the investigation away from the washington, d.c. police as soon as they realize who the victims were and who the potential criminals were, so then they had the resources to find people in latin america to help them investigate this, put some pressure on allies in the state department, and that is eventually what they did. within about a year and a half, they found the bomb maker. they found the cuban-americans who were guilty. some of them went to jail. some of them did not. some of them went for very little t

it's a petro socialist state.s interesting though is that conservatives are often safe socialism makes people poor but the people who run socialist systems always wind up very rich. >> we make thati' the point in e book, there's always a top 1%. in our country is largely based on merit. and socialism is largely based on who youba know, whether you'e related to maduro, you are wealthy and can have plenty to eat. formp example, in venezuela, the average person has lost 20 pounds over the last year. maduro has gained about 50 pounds. so maduro is getting bigger -- >> tucker: felt literally true? >> he can't even fit, work close. so maduro is so fat, his generals are fat, they are all well fed but the average person has lost 20 pounds. that is the statement about the top 1% is like and socialism. >> tucker: so it doesn't care -- i think it is fair -- this is a concern i have. inequality becomes so profound it causes instability in your society, i think that's part of the what we are seeing now but socialism is not the

and part of the book we talk about the fact that hitler was a socialist, stalin was a socialist, andbout 100 million people died in the last century primarily from and famine and primarily from the collectivism and socialism, but they seem to have forgotten it. then i went to the fact that they'll say well, we were for castro but not so much for jobs is but what we are really for a scandinavian socialism. so we spent a lot of the book describing the fact that scandinavia first is not socialist, but we also report that bernie is actually too much of a socialist to even get elected in denmark. the prime minister of denmark said bernie, quit calling a socialist, we are not socialist, we are open for business, and you are ruining our business by telling the world we are socialist when were not. >> tucker: the socialism of norway is based on oil deposits. so what's interesting though is that conservatives often say socialism makes people more poor but the people who run socialist systems always wind up very rich, i've noticed. >> we make that point i in a bok that there's always the top 1

clearly this is is the new socialist party of america. if you're not willing to fight for it and take it back, you own it. >> tom -- >> the hatred of this president and his family, the out right hatred of this president and this idea that anything we can do -- we can do anything to try to undo the 2016 election is the reason -- >> i understand pivoting. i was a reporter for 17 years. i understand whi people are trying to evade a question. my question is how do you defend the president of the united states getting on the phone with the president of ukraine saying let me do -- let me ask you a favor, after the president of ukraine is talking about defense, and then the president talking about the favor being can you dig up dirt on the guy who you think is going to be my opponent in the 2020 presidential election -- >> again, you mischaracterized what's in it, cheri. >> that's in my red bag back there. if i can read the first full paragraph, i will be happy to read it. it's out there for everybody to see. >> they should. >> they absolutely s

this is what i think young democratic socialist often miss.ssa neri connection and a lack of political freedom. once he abolished private property you have to move toward planning a state patrol if you have any sort of advanced production. people don't like that. it means they will throw you out of power if you let them voluntarily reelected. precisely because you select the power of the economy were able to Ãso they can throw you out of office in a democratic election. which is exactly what we see with madero. he was reelected last year by wide margins yet at the same time people on average lost something like 24 pounds. they didn't all sign jenny craig. instead you had state employees being ordered to reelect the person they had food aid stands next to polling places. that's the necessary connection between socializing your economy and democratic purity. cuba is not starving socialism. it's kind of chugging along. here i will give you a few anecdotes from the travel rather than political economy story. to illustrate some of the dysfunction o

>> well, if you vote for a socialist you might get socialism. >> come on don't do that.is not a socialist he's a corrupt c murderer thug who was starving his people. >> that ise. not true. >> that is not true? let me finish. let you finish -- [inaudible conversations] and i have a bunch of neighbors and friends -- don't do this to me don't -- 47-year-old girl. >> speaking of waters world debut rand paul, the author of the case against social pism. not explaining to me. wow. . who would have thought so controversial so a say maduro ws a thug and socialist and socialism breeds thug, that's 20th century people say we have this great socialism going to be great and hitler turns out not so good and stahler not so good and that was the point i was trying to make to her but hard conversation because she would not let me talk. >> cross talk on the view and not doing that here and let you explain to the audience especially now that china is in the news now that everybody thinks about china the the way they are now. but you know decades ago they were murdering millions of people,

if i am a socialist i don't care about popular opinion pleasing a consumer. when we socialize things like healthcare. we have to have rationing, and for your hip replacement it is directed more towards their ideological concerns. >> out of the drive selfishness kick you are making the argument that a country that is more socialist becomes more selfish. >> that is true. it is an irony in a way because it professed to be for the other man, everything is for someone else but in the end it is driven by selfishness and there is an elite in their society and they consume and commit power and money and homes based on the cronyism of their system. >> "after words" airs at 9:00 pm eastern and pacific on sunday on booktv on c-span2. all previous programs are available as podcasts and to watch online, booktv.org. >> booktv recently visited the richard nixon presidential library in california where tom cotton of arkansas described his time in the old guard which provides funeral services at arlington national cemetery. >> all those missions take a backseat. ceremonies ca

democrat socialist in the race? one member of the squad who has not endorsed him is ayanna pressley. she is black. the reason that's relevant is the only thing holding up joe biden are black supporters. last night showed most democrats don't believe biden is a front runner anymore and therefore the black support has got to go somewhere and bernie sanders wants it and has been dogged by his lack of black support. it's not good news that ayanna pressley has not supported him. >> i think they know he's not going to be the nominee. that's clear at this point especially with the heart attack and the health issues. >> sean: you think it is warren's to lose. >> and she very well may but we are looking at a level of chaos that's fascinating at this stage because nobody quite knows what's going to happen. they are perhaps looking for a seat warmer. they thought joe biden incorrectly would sweep in. he can't do it. there could be a possibility and we know hillary seems to still not want to go away. imagine a brokered conventi

. >> if i'm a socialist, i am not caring about popular opinion or leasing a consumer. when we socialize things like health care, they say everybody is going to get it and you don't have to worry about your bills, but you will have to have rationing. >> tonight on afterwards, in his latest book, the case against socialism, senator rand paul talks about the history of socialism and argues that there is a new threat of socialist thinking on the rise in america. he is interviewed by matt gaetz of florida. >> it seems as though you're making the argument that a country that is more socialist becomes more selfish. >> i think that is true and it is an irony in a way and there would profess to be that it is for someone else but yet in the end, it is driven by selfishness. >> watch tonight at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span two. on american history tv, at 6:00 p.m. eastern, if former u.s. service officer, on time as a hostage. >> what does it say in your culture that permits you to detain a tat -- guest against his will? >> ron awakens political affairs director, and -- ronal

i think for people for whom socialist is still a dirty word they will go for warren. or for people who think that america will never elect a socialist they will go for warren. and for people who want more fundamental change in the economy, more far-reaching change in our social arrangement, they will probably go for sanders. that reallyan issue comes between them. i think it's more about , andnality, electability people's sense of who will do better against president trump. host: we don't have to choose between warren and sanders yet is the piece, you argue that the media maybe wants to see this throwdown between the two more of the members democratic party and progressives. where have you seen that? guest: i have seen that all over. i've seen it at politico, the new york times. every month brings a story, from june onward that this supposed truce, which probably never was a formal truce. it's true that before she decided to declare her candidacy warren went to see bernie and they had some kind of discussion. -- go.here you good afternoon everyone. my name is thomas b

democrat democratic socialist which is socialist in the race? aoc'y self-described finally one member of the squad? finally one who has not endorsed him isber d who has not endorsed ayanna pressley. she is black. the reason that's relevant ise s the only thing holding up joe biden are blacking upp joe biden are black supporters.p last night showed most democrat. last n don't believe biden is a front s runner anymore and therefore the don' black support has got to go ande somewhere and bernie sandersk so somewhere and berni wants it and has been dogged bys his lack of black support. and y his lack of black support. it's not good news that it's not good news that ayanna pressley has not supported him ayanna pressley has not. supported him. >> i think they know he's not going to be the nominee. that's clear at this point especially with the heart attack and the health issues.he nomine. that's clear at this point especially with the heart attack and the health issues. >> sean: you think it is warren's to lose. >> sean: you think it is >> and she ver

>> well, there's no denying that the democratic socialists of america have begun to expand, i believew chapters have popped up in the last year and surprisingly it's not in new york where you would associate some of the far-left factions or in california, but it's in areas of the rust belt, areas where trump had a lot of success and areas that propelled him to victory in 2016, because the message that the socialists are beating the drum about is resinates with people in those areas, when you talk about the fact that healthcare premiums have increased more than wages have increased, or the rising cost of tuition which continues to skyrocket and 8 times -- going up 8 times faster than wages are going up. when you look at the numbers and the fact that people feel as though the people at the very top are getting wealthier and wealthier and it's not trickling down to the middle class or lower class, you see the attraction of socialism particularly among young people. rob: there's a way to combat some of the issues and there are some issues with capitalism but there's a way to do that witho

stuart: i'm a socialist, i'm the socialist. fantastic. james freeman, thank you very much indeed. >>> quickly to the market. we have turned around. the dow is going to be up, not much, maybe nine points. up four for the s&p. 22 points higher for the nasdaq. >>> nerd alert. the new "t"star wars" trailer w released last night. tickets to the movie already sold out. i guess that was a big deal. >>> not to be outdone, apple holding a red carpet premiere for its new streaming tv show called "see." we hear from the star of the series later this hour. didn't know that. there you go. >>> elizabeth warren, new education plan that will pile on another $800 billion worth of spending on top of all her other spending proposals. sounds like socialism to me. >>> senator rand paul is next on that very subject. "varney & company" we are just getting started. so. let's talk. we're built for hearing what's important to you, one to one. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs thro

bernie sanders calls himself a democratic socialist. a socialist. >> greg: slicing it too thin. >> juan: control of means of production. >> dana: elizabeth warren says she a capitalist. >> dagen: which is a big lie. >> juan: young people we need to do better with healthcare. most americans agree. >> greg: i'm not looking at young people. >> juan: helping young people pay for their college tuition. most americans agree. we need to tax the rich more so that they pay their fair share. >> dana: that's what they say about all of this. >> dagen: most people don't want their private insurance taken away from them, period. 70% of people who get employer sponsored insurance like it. satisfied with it. i have on my phone a photo i took this morning of a line outside of the post office because it was 9:35 and they wouldn't open the door. that is what -- that's all you have to remember. >> dana: jesse with the most excellent point. talk about your book for a moment. written by bret baier "three days at the brink" daring gamble to win world war ii.

that drive selfishness because it seems as though you're making our human a country that is more socialist becomes more selfish. >> i think that is true and i think it's an irony in a way because they would profess to be it's for the other man, everything for someone else but in the end it is driven by selfishness and also by their ends up being an elite in their society and they consume and accumulate power and money and homes and everything else based on the cronyism of their system. >> "after words" airs this saturday at 10 pm and sundays at 9 pm eastern and pacific on book tv. and all previous programs are available as podcasts and to watch online at booktv.org. >> here are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times . topping the list, msnbc's rachel maddow argues that the oil and gas industry as weekend mocker sees acrossthe world in blowout . next it's talking to strangers, new yorker staff writer malcolm gladwell's examination of how we misread strangers words and actions . after that, fox news greg offers his thoughts on the molar investigatio

i'mf i'm a socialist, really not caring much about popular opinion or pleasing a consumer. in fact, when we socialize things like health care, they just say, yeah, everybody is going to get it. but you will have to have rationing. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. on "after book," in his latest kentucky senator rand paul talks about the history of socialism and argues there is a new threat of socialist thinking on the rise in america. he is interviewed by republican congressman matt gaetz of florida. reppo gaetz it seems you're making the argument that a country that becomes more socialist becomes more selfish. is for theeverything other man, for someone else, and in the end it is driven by selfishness. tv oncer: watch on but c-span2. president trump awarded the medal of freedom to roger penske, an entrepreneur and former professional auto racer. the event took place in the oval office of the white house.

connell: as a socialist. >> as a socialist. connell: she plays both sides of the coin fairly well.ok at her policies, they're way out to the left. you're a socialist. she says i'm a capitalist to my bones. which ones are people more likely to believe? could she actually track to the center like a traditional nominee does? that seems so farfetched. >> i think it will be very difficult for her to track to the center. she is pretty adept politician. she has the better side of this argument. certainly you have to declare yourself a capitalist to win in the general election. a socialist cannot win. i think she is probably right about the primaries. there will be a wink, wink, nod, nod about elizabeth warren's policies. they know she is socializing the economy. i don't think they will force her to identify as a socialist. connell: i want on that note talk a little bit about policy here. we talked about this before. the wealth tax gets a lot of attention. billionaires as it turns out could face tax rates up to 97.5% if bernie sanders were to be elected president. these numbers came from a

ofot of people are afraid the socialist term, like the previous caller. but looking at the donors, looking at the volunteers, looking at the crowd today, i am probably 30,000 people were there, because they stopped the crowd at 20,000. bernie sanders looks like he's going to be the strongest democratic candidate. host: for seles next, crown point, indiana. we welcome your thoughts on who you think at this point is the strongest democratic candidate? >> bernie sanders the strongest. elizabeth warren would be my second choice, but i think bernie would be the strongest. he has the most credibility of them all. he has basically been saying big changes have to be made for the last 20 or 30 years. he was speaking to house chambers and senate chambers whenever buddy walked out, and he was still talking about trying to fight against every wrong decision that they were making. so i think he is the best candidate. asis just as fresh and just timely as he was 20 years ago, and i think if we stick with bernie, we are going to sweep trump out of office. host: do you t

>> well if you vote for a socialist you might get socialism. come on don't do that.s not oles always a socialist but a corrupt murder thug who is starving his people. it is not true. sm that's not true. >> let me finish. >> not going to let you finish if you're going to say my daughter -- [inaudible conversations] a bunch of neighbor. don't -- >> speaking of waters world debut and senator kentucky the case against social pism you are not explaining anything to me. wow. >> so controversial to say that maduro was a thug and a social fist, and, in fact, that socialism seems to breathe thug that's one of the themes of the book hft 20th century you know people say we're going to have a great socialism it is going to be great but hitler not so good and stalin not so good and goes on and on, and that was point i was trying to make to her but hard to have a conversation because she would not let me talk. pfnl a lot of cross talk on the view and not do that here because i want you to explain to audience especially now that china is the news now say about china how they are no

. >> as a socialist i'm not caring to much about popular opinion or pleasing a consumer. in fact, when we socialize things like health care they just say well, yeah. everyone will get it and you'll no longer have bill, but you'll have to have rationing. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words." in his latest book, "the case against socialism," kentucky republican rand paul argues that there is a new threat of socialist thinking on the rise in america. he's interviewed by republican congressman matt gates of florida. >> it seems as though you're making the argument that a country that is more socialist becomes more selfish. >> i think that is true. it's an irony, in i way, because they would profess to be, it's for the other man and everything is for someone else and yet in the end it is driven by selfishness. >> watch "after word" on sunday night on book tv on c-span2. earlier today facebook co-founder and ceo mark zuckerberg testified before the house financial services committee. he talked about the cryptocurrency he wants to launch as well as data and election s

by the anti-socialist group the victims of communism a recent poll it was carried out by the anti-socialist group the victims of communism memorial foundation and also shows a decline in support for capitalism among those and their tauriel foundation and also shows a decline in support for capitalism among those in their twenty's and thirty's on top of that more people think that donald trump is the biggest threat twenty's and thirty's on top of that more people think that donald trump is the biggest threat to world peace more than any other world leader but those behind the poll believe people are for giving the 2 world peace more than any other world leader but those behind the poll believe people are forgetting the past the historical amnesia about the dangers of co past the historical amnesia about the dangers of communism and socialism is on full display in this year's report we need to redouble muniz and socialism is on full display in this year's report we need to redouble our efforts to educate america's youth about the history of communist regime will our efforts to educate america

are you going to be able to deliver those people with the likes of a socialist?r message is wealth is bad and capitalism is bad, and that empowered so many people to rise out of poverty and a means to make a living. that's a big deal and will turn off a lot of voters. we have pregnant mothers that don't have a place to give birth because the hospitals are so overrun. we have people literally hunting zoo animals to stay alive, to have something to eat. in a country that is known as a place where you can find prosperity if you work hard. trish: britt and emma, god to see you. steve bannon telling me trump's china deal is a big deal that proves everybody wrong. >> tariffs work. all the geniouses, wall street, corporate america, tariffs work. trish: one of the bright mind that got china to cave is peter navarro. driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. at fidelity you'll pay no commission beyond the routine check

are you going to be able to deliver those people with the likes of a socialist?ad and capitalism is bad, and that empowered so many people to rise out of poverty and a means to make a living. that's a big deal and will turn off a lot of voters. we have pregnant mothers that don't have a place to give birth because the hospitals are so overrun. we have people literally hunting zoo animals to stay alive, to have something to eat. in a country that is known as a place where you can find prosperity if you work hard. trish: britt and emma, god to see you. steve bannon telling me trump's china deal is a big deal that proves everybody wrong. >> tariffs work. all the geniouses, wall street, corporate america, tariffs work. trish: one of the bright mind that got china to cave i i i i [ orchestral music playing ] mom you've got to get yourself a new car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go. i still have this car so you can afford to go. i am so proud of you. thanks. pr

and moved off a private family vault the rebel a lengthy legal battle between his family and the socialist government which argued franco's grandiose burial site wasn't appropriate in a democratic spain. with 22 family members in attendance and exude body of spain's fascist leader it was taken from its resting place where it had lain for almost 45 years the family had not wanted his remains removed but as he went into the hearse they and other supporters celebrated general franco the man backed by mr lee and hitler who ruled spain as an autocrat. long live spain long live franco they chanted the body was then carried by military helicopter to the new burial site a lower key state cemetery outside been dred where francos wife is also buried. there more supporters had gathered to show their allegiance to the dictator some expressed fascist sympathies and offered insults to the interim socialist prime minister pedro sanchez whose government has ordered the move. in a statement sanchez said the relocation of the body was a step towards reconciliation. so. this decision puts an end to a moral a

it could be a socialist.much does it matter to that of the person, depending on who it is -- and we know the top runners according to recent polling would be war an end biden -- how much is a matter for either one of these are in four states that the president carried? >> lisa: i don't think it matters that much. with the president is looking at it, it's always easier when you run against somebody when there's a clear contrast. when you know some delay goes elizabeth warren, that's clear is contrast you can paint. she basically over there with bernie sanders of the socialist policies. she's not identifying yourself, self-identified as a socialist or democratic socialist like bernie sanders has. democratic socialist, but it socialist. those are the policy positions she believes in. medicare for all, et cetera, et cetera. that's the clearest contrast or president trump. that being said, that's what i've gone through my mind thinking through the process. i also think elizabeth warren is a better candidate than j

but there's another one of the big lies that come from the socialists. they say the economic pie is fixed and if i get some, you're getting less. the truth of the matter and the statistics are overwhelming on this that the economic pie is getting bigger and bigger and there's less poverty. a group we quote called human progress.org. the statistics are amazing. in 1890, - - lived on $.20 a day. today it's less than 10 percent. that's incontrovertible. 137,000 people escape extreme poverty every day for the last 25 years. so their facts are just wrong. the world is so much better than it used to be. >> you take that global lens. i expected the book to focus on domestic policy reforms you've championed to enhance liberty. but i think leaders can expect a very global view of how quality-of-life has been impacted as folks have moved toward big government or liberty. >> right. i think the thing is the facts are there that the world economy is growing like the u.s. economy may have doubled eight times. everybody's richer. i start out speeches now by saying ther

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we have one political grouping in our country that has come ut of the closet as socialists .t is shocking to me as the child of those who escaped fascism and communism that according to the annual poll of the victims of communism memorial foundation -- an amazing institution here in d.c. according to the victims of communism memorial foundation, in the last poll, 52% of american millenials wish to live in a socialist or communist america. 52 -- it's not funny, madam. it's not funny. it's deadly serious. because this ideology has caused the deaths of an estimated 100 million souls in he last century. nd people like alexander cortez, wish to realize it here. nd we cannot let them. [applause] as a good friend of mine, an orthodox jew talk me one day -- and if you're listening, i give you full credit. there's something about this country. the greatest country created by god. just calm on and let me do the speaking. all right? i'm the guy up heer, i get the big bucks. you can just relax and listen. my friend jeff says greatest nation created by god, israel. greatest nation created

because she's a socialist. look up the bill and i see capitalism and what she wants to do is to have shareholders and customers and employees to make the decisions of the corporati corporation. she wants the shareholder profits to be used in pursuit of community justice, racial justice, environmental protection, or common decency. so what if she is looking to do is change everything. and the last thing this woman is is a capitalist. she is a socialist, it's and her bill. >> dana: she has said, i'm a capitalist that wants to change a lot of things. >> geraldo: i think you tend to be more socialistic as a younger person, then you drift towards the capitalist side, but socialism has a real appeal to young people and two hard-core democrats. the green new deal, you know, medicare for everybody. these are very attractive until you think about how you are going to pay for them. >> greg: then the famine. [laughter] >> geraldo: than the famine appeared but between the mall and tiller of the home come a lot of variation

about the real history and traditions of the socialist movement. interesting stuff appreciate you coming on the show my guest from the will socialist of interesting stuff appreciate you coming on the show my guest from the will socialist website. thank you very much always appreciate you guys joining me tonight thank you very much always appreciate you guys joining me throughout the evening stick around more news coming up to a very short break the evening stick around more news coming up to a very short break. the be. blamed. for what politicians do. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get except for something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure both reject. so when you want to be president and 3. more somehow someone want to put the rest of us to. get you to do i'd like to be procrustes us like them before 3 of them or one of them can't speak the truth of them all it can't be good to have been dispatched to i'm interested always in the waters of my hou

stuart: but you were never a socialist. >> i was never a socialist.versus owners situation. that is the core of marxism. what we need young people to understand, capitalism benefits everyone on the rung of the ladder. stuart: cabot, that was good, can you match that. >> i agree. stuart: were you ever a socialist. >> i would be kicked out of my own house. i was socialist coming halloween season. i wanted older brothers to give me extra candy. polling data, 48% of the millenials thing the american dream is dead. they cannot achieve wealth themselves. view themselves locked out as hiring of society. that is not true. that will become true if we start to embrace a lot of policies they want to put in place. the american dream will die if we embrace socialist policies in america. stuart: the american dream has to be explained better. the american dream is not make a billion dollars. that is not the dream. the dream, you come start here. by hard work, brains, talent ability, you climb the food chain. you're able to climb the food chain, unfettered by governm

party is set to come in 2nd place winning between 27 and 31 percent of the vote the socialist party has been helped by portugal's economy which has been growing at above the e.u. average rates thanks in part to a booming tourism industry. and in kosovo supporters of the self-determination party they have taken to the streets in celebration after the opposition party emerged with the most votes in sunday's general election with more than 80 percent of the votes counted results show the center left party in the lead with 26 percent that's just ahead of the center right democratic league of conservation the snap election was called after the resignation of the former prime minister. did in the large he'd been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the kosovo liberation army presidential candidates in sri lanka are due to file their nominations for the upcoming election over the next couple of hours the current president my 3 palace in the center who decided not to run again he sparked a constitutional crisis last year wh

and so while i don't think ultimately a socialist order quasi socialist will be elected. is sufficiently weak. that the democrats are able to show strength in ways that is surprising just because of the president's own political weakness. trish: they have this impeachment circus going on with secret hearings the republicans couldn't get into today. >> you couldn't like that they stormed the hearing, could you? trish: you know what i don't like? i don't like that nancy pelosi hasn't taken a vote. >> i would agree with that. trish: they have got to the point where they are so frustrated with this process. they are reaching out in ways they wouldn't maybe otherwise formally have done. how much of this will damage president trump this whole impeachment circuit. even if there is no there there, stephanie. just fact that it's dominating the airways. is it designed to hurt him politically for 2020? >> it's absolute lid designed for that. that's why you see the polling numbers support the idea of impeaching trump. it many dividing our country. i wanted to weigh in on the clinton

more likely to vote for a socialist kind. the percent of millennial xin the u.s. more likely to vote for a socialist candidate at least that's according to a recent poll it was carried out by the anti socialist group of it at least that's according to a recent poll it was carried out by the anti socialist group the victims of communism memorial foundation and also shows to a decline in support for sins of communism memorial foundation and also shows to a decline in support for capitalism among those in their twenty's and thirty's on top of that more people cling to capitalism among those in their twenty's and thirty's on top of that more people think donald trump as the biggest threat to world peace than any other world leader trump as the biggest threat to world peace than any other world leader those behind the poll believe people are forgetting the purpose. the historic high in the poll believe people are forgetting the purpose. the historical amnesia about the dangers of communism and socialism is on full display in this year's report an easier about the dange

economy locked-in who and her teachers faculty lounge. >> guy: he calls her socialist, and she's a socialist but there's very little delay between the two of them at tecumseh policy. they both want massive, enormous, astonishingly expensive government inclusions into their lives. i'm just curious, to katie's point, they are playing nice. especially on the bit sage. will they continue to play nice? i think it's in warren's interest to keep the peace pact. i think bernie looks expert here. when you look at the polling you can probably figure out why he might be feeling that way. she's going to keep smiling and giving a sums up to bernie, as to not alienate his supporters moving forward. he might feel like he has to make. >> elizabeth: what do you think, julie? >> julie: socialist at messerli pole so well. maybe he should look at himself and said of saying how much he hates the capitals of the rich. he's insulting himself there. there's a gallup poll that found 61% think it's a bad thing for the united states, and that's not something that bodes very well in the election cycle. obviously he's g

is morentry that socialist becomes more selfish. >> i think that is true. it is iranian away. -- irony in a way. in the end it is driven by selfishness. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span two. next, remarks from president trump on criminal justice reform act.ding the we also heard from comments from prisoners who told their stories including from a woman named alice johnson who had her sentence commuted after kanye west and kim kardashian lobbied for her release. this is one hour. ♪ president trump: he has a tremendous future ahead of him and a very special thanks to matthew charles. difficulty trying to get something he was entitled to. that smile is infectious. he is a great gentleman. we are proud of him. involvedproud of being with criminal justice reform. getting it done, getting it passed, and we had a lot of votes that normally would not have gone that way. they were pushing me, some of them, at the end. we have some of the folks here, tim scott, lindsay, they are here, i will introduce them in a while. but we had t

i don't think everybody in the field is socialist. joe biden is not a socialist. is not a socialist. trish: don't forget economy and stock market are doing really well. record rate of joblessness in this country. you haven't seen this in 50 years. not no mention minorities, and yet joe biden says this. >> donald trump inherited a strong economy from barack and me. things were beginning to really move. and just like everything else he inherited. he's in the midst of squandering. he needs to build an economy that rewards work, not just -- well that reflects our values. and that's going to start. i'm going to start by reversinged the trump tax cuts for the super wealthy and corporations. trish: last time i checked. the tax cuts for corporations kind of worked. >> they did. when you look at the average family of four that got $2,000 back from the government coming out of their own paycheck. that's a big deal. that's not you want to undo if you are joe biden. trish: i would stick to some of the other stuff. i wouldn't go down the check in path right now. you have got t

america is not going socialist, this year, next year, anytime in the foreseeable future. we believe government has a necessary role but not invasive role in our lives, cradle to grave. we don't want that. we can make our own decisions. seniors can do it where the president is speaking today. i went through it with my dad. the system works. medicare, medicare advantage works but it can work better and be leaner, meaner, more cost effective. that is all the president is discussing today. cheryl: doug, if you look at talking point coming from the white house on the executive order, they point to canada and u.k. we will talk about later in the show with an actual doctor, the systems there are a lot more broken than the health care system in america. a lot of those people come here for medical procedures particularly cancer treatment. >> what those systems are good at dealing with urgent problems that are life and death. if you have a chronic condition like a cancer that is not life-threatening, you can wait months for treatment, potentially making your condition worse. the re