the other thing is that a socialist party and those meaningful ways in the socialist party with austerity from most people so it's just a different kind of resonance a little more novel and little more fun than it is in a country where the socialists are the ones who implement tuition hikes. or cut public services. so you don't have that hangup either. so then to figure out what does american democratic socialism look like. >> so socialism is a little more fun? [laughter] >> you also mention in the introduction you don't offer a definition of socialism or the contributors to do so either. and you really want to enforce that. and things from abroad but i think it would be a little dishonest with that definition of socialism so that it isn't falling in that trap of five different groups and there is a commitment to having this vehicle but there is a commitment to some type of institutional forum and it means a lot of different things with that collection of people and they breathe that through this stuff they are writing about so people in the collection identifies social democrats and thos

rest of the socialist and formed a new international movement.g plans for his revolution. >> he said more than once that the revolution could be confined to russia. and spread to the west. first of all germany, great britain, ultimately the united states and so on. bret: it did not gain popularity in america. that is a fascinating story and you can watch on fox nation. but socialism spreadea elsewhere quickly and with tragic results. how and why after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. a new kind of investor with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. i am all about living joyfully. the united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded. learn more at the explorer card dot com. >> live from "america's news headquarters" a second coronavirus death confirmed in washington state, the only u.s. state where the virus turned deadly. it comes as a governor of new york confirming the city's first positive case of the virus importers governor ha

could the united states be on the cusp of socialist transformation? they are socialists. they certainly don't want to be associated with the soviet unio union, and they will always deny they've anything to do with venezuela or for that matter, north korea. >> what is democratic socialism. let's talk about it. >> democratic socialism, to me, is creating a government and an economy and a society which works for all, rather than just the top 1%. it means ending the absurd inequalities that exist today. >> they say well we really mean sweden. i often ask myself if they've ever been to sweden because if you go to sweden today you will see a vibrant dynamic with a fully functioning democracy. >> this is a society that guarantees healthcare to all people. >> on one point socialists have been consistent, however. the focus of their efforts is on the redistribution of wealth, not its creation. young, tech savvy democratic socialist like alexandria ostia cortez argue that we now live in a world of such abundance that all we have to do is get the sharing part ri

and with the far left the democratic socialist of america and to call attention to the bernie sanders campaign video what is freedom than young people say in my free if i have student loan debt? semi- free if i have high healthcare cost? yes you are still very free. but the problem is that video says no. freedom comes from economic freedom you're not doeconomically free unless you have xyz government programs freedom is student loan cancellation so on the road to serfdom now he is change freedom from living your life not being oppressed by government but not freedom from the responsibility from taking care of your self. [applause] >> cpac you heard from our friend from gordon and lidia chang who is a supporter of the hong kong student protest movement and standing from those freedom fighters. described for us, how the prc socialist on the citizenry down to their individual lives. >> china israel by the chinese communist party they call them socialism with chinese characteristics with 15 million to 70 million people and to this day they have concentration camps they still kill people f

to recommit but there is a rule underlying how we have the notion to recommit it shows that the socialist wing of the democratic party a democratic member the congresswoman had the amendment to offer it was pulled back by leadership with the socialist wing of the party did not want to have that go forward. we think all ideas should move on the floor but i could see the test higher for those that are convicted but that socialist wing of the party controls the democratic party said that would not be offered it took the only opportunity republicans had with the majority control the rules committee and it was the sixth time we were able. that is six times more than ever happened when we were in the majority and maybe to come to fruition but see the body vote on theseve items but the most telling part of all of this not the democratic party we knew in the past. not controlled by the democrats but members in the majority who don't even call themselves democrats for socialist democrats now themo idea is to deny the other members their ideas. soye with that let's open for questions. >>. >> you sh

they've all become socialists. know, think about it, we can all say, oh, bernie sanders is a socialist. no, he's the one that's at least admitting it. they've all become socialists. and biden will be just as dangerous as bernie sanders is crazy. trish: i have a feeling you're quite right. in fact, that's actually one of my next segments coming up. [laughter] so you led into that quite well, senator. thank you very much, it's good to have all your perspective. >> thank you. trish: msnbc snowflakes eating their own all due to a hugh sensitive total p.c. culture, one that they created. the alt-left news network tossing out old school tv veteran chris matthews who, by the way, helped build that place. coming up, you know, i disagreed with a lot of his politics. we did not see eye to eye. but he certainly are didn't deserve what they handed him, and i'm taking them on. but first, hey, colorado. hey, california. hey, vermont. hey, utah, what are you thinking? four more u.s. states going for socialism last night? what's h

now all of sudden he is a democratic socialist. free everything, free health care, freed education, also the government was inside their house. why does bernie think there are more angels with government than the people? he wants government of the 1%. that is what he is angling for. that is what he wants. that is what it would create. i have to say this 26 out of the original 32 countries including soviet union, they're not capitalist. he doesn't know what he wants. >> bernie is a true believer this guy who spent his money moon in the soviet union. praised ortiz in nicaragua. he was a huge supporter of chavez in venezuela. now he is talking about people in cuba, they get educated so everything is okay. no, if you get an education but you can't vote and you have no opportunity, what difference does it make that you had an education? he is still locked into the 1960s, 1970s belief oppressed masses need socialism to protect them from capitalist greed. capitalism in this country lifted poor people up. it is doing tremendous job under p

socialist winghe of the democratic party controls the floor. democratic member, congresswoman underwood, had the amendment and wanted to offer it. by leadershipback because the socialist wing of the party did not want to have forward on nt go this bill. we think all ideas should be and to move on the floor, we think the power of the idea win.d be able to if you watch when it was offered, overwhelmingly the majority of the house would like not hire t.s.a. terrorists or those who have convicted of sexual misconduct with minors and others. but the socialist wing of the controls now the democratic party said that could not be offered. the only opportunity the licans have, because majority controls the rules committee, so we used it as a the -- motion to recommit, and it's the sixth ime we were able to win on the floor. that's six times more than that have ever happened when we were in majority. a more open have process, maybe if you allow more ideas to come to fruition and actually vote on these items that you'd have a congress.ctive the most telli

it needs to be replaced by a socialist system. >> the socialist party, it is the one party that is pledged fiber of its being the economic freedom of all the people. >> roosevelt feels he has to steal the socialist thunder or this party may emerge as the major party of progress in the united states. >> roosevelt was never a socialist himself. but he did believe there were certain things that government could do better than the private sector. >> so roosevelt begins to adopt some of the language of the socialistic movement, of regulating, if not destroying, private enterprise. >> roosevelt believes that if he does run 1912, he can take on eugene debs and the socialists. and he has little to fear from the democrats. >> keep in mind, the democrats have not had control of the white house with one small exception since the end of reconstruction. the republicans have had a lock on it. >> but there's one man who believes he has what it takes to put the democrats back in the white house. >> woodrow wilson was a princeton professor and president, political scientist and intellectual and kind of ari

bernie sanders is a self-proclaimed socialist.does not understand nor support the american dream. martin luther king, jr., a christian preacher living in america supported the american dream. they are total polar opposites. and i'm surprised reverend sharpton doesn't see the difference. trish: he has some work to do. they are trying to make him accessible and likeable to african-americans. but it's an uphill battle. i don't care the color of your skin or where you are from or what your back ground is. most americans kinds of understand the american dream and we like that and respect that. and we want to honor that and make sure it's there for everybody else, don't we? >> martin luther king, jr. understood in god we trust. he said we must learn to live together as brothers. and sisters or perish together as fools. you supports unity and coming together in oneness. it's appalling and disturbing that reverend sharpton wants to us compare the two flips no comparison. there is a lot of work to do. you are right about that, trish. trish

we distance ourselves as socialist democrat in the only socialist in this program when you give all your to corporations and not the people. we are willing to have that argument. we might have lost the argument in some of the state in the south. there are a lot of states in the midwest where we should lock stock and barrel against trade deals that and our jobs overseas. we have a narrative to win his primary. rob: bernie has race a lot of money. jillian: joe biden, west virginia, landslide, how important come november? we will ask amanda chase when she joins us live. ♪ car insurance when i switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to high-five a coworker, and you do a perfect high-five. everyone is really excited for you because it was such a great high-five. and then... ...the boss comes in. and she wants one too. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. stay two nights and get a free night for your next stay. one night, two nights, free night. book now at bestwestern.com. but when allergies and congestion

jillian: the socialist something with a member of the squad in minneapolis.can she keep joe biden from momentum? pete hegseth joins us next with bernie's effort to remain on top. julie: bernie sanders gets help from ilhan omar to win over votes as the democratic field shrinks. >> virtually all of amy's support and pete's support understands we have to move toward a government that believes in justice, not greed. all of amy and pete's supporters, the door is open, come on in. >> in minnesota we built a revolution, we lead a progressive politics and inclusive politics. >> minnesota native pete hegseth live in red wing we expect a showdown in the gopher state, interesting choice by bernie on the eve of supertuesday. >> interesting choice but not surprising, minnesota has a long track record of having a far left democrat party. paul wellstone was for medicare for all before it was cool. minnesota has always had a left-wing streak. amy klobuchar was in texas endorsing joe biden. >> word is her to support go? does it translate to joe biden who is not doing well in

begins today from a field of 25 candidates there are now only 52 of them serious contenders one a socialist promising a revolution the other a centrist promising a tomorrow minus the extremes. i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. most americans don't want the promise of a revolution. to go this punk said opponents of so. perny can be trouble the democrats run * out money who said democrats. thought we were all the same troll not just because of me but because of you. the democrats want to nominate to beat down and strong and that is why today i am campaigning. also coming up turkeys president is threatening to flood europe with millions of migrants people as political weapons today the european union's response to turkey not with us. the situation at our border is not only greece issue to manage it is the responsible responsibility of europe those who seek to test europe's unity will be disappointed we will hold the line and our unity will prevail. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day watching and waiting for the final resul

who is really a socialist so who do they vote for?> trump. >> there left with one option, it's president trump that is who will win because neither of the candidates are good candidates, if you look around the field and they are socialist, joe biden, sleepy joe as president trump pointed out, he will have a team of socialist running the government because he's asleep at the wheel, he could never be president, he cannot govern the idea today socialism, 55% and exit poll, the government to take over the healthcare in the democrat primary. this is a field where we know the ideology that will and and we know it'll lose at the hands of president trump. judge jeanine: you know the president well, he tweeted today, actually tonight, sleepy joe biden's victory and south carolina the democrat party should be the end of mini mike bloomberg joke of a campaign. mini mike now as biden split up his very few voters taking many away. what does he mean by that? >> what he means is exactly what we talked about when mini mike is trained to position hims

you can't run as an independent socialist in our democratic socialist and particular expect to do veryave to win. >> joining me now, new jersey democrat turned republican congressman jeff van drew, thank you for being with me. >> great to be with you, thank you. >> there's a lot that has happened since you switched parties. i do want to just revisit what some of the elements in that decision work for you and whether you still feel that was the right thing to do. >> i do feel more and more that was in the democratic party that i knew that really allowed people to have their own individual ideas and to be moderate and i think it's becoming more and more difficult to be moderate and we can see that every day, becoming more of a socialist party and that is not what i signed up for, so i am proud to be republican, proud to be in the republican party and most of all, i was told by some local leaders that i absolutely had to vote for impeachment, this is not a real impeachment, not a valid impeachment and i did not vote for and i'm glad i didn't. >> i want to throw up a headline if we can fro

democratic socialist i don't i don't really know what that means but a lot of people if you look at public opinion polls good is a lot of i know what it is i used to be a university professor ok but i'm looking at how it's being spun in the media ok believe me i've read my share of mark's angles len in the group john smiling at me bret all that stuff ok but christopher. why is think what is the appeal of socialism as its core and in american parlance because a public opinion poll after another shows a lot of people are quite interested in what it may have a american accent to it ok go ahead chris. i mean i think it's the it's the not it's the what we don't have now i don't think the majority of americans are are going to vote for socialist policies or actually support socialist policies i think that they're so absolutely upset with the establishment that they feel that our institutions are no longer responsive to us that they're willing to accept something anything that's different and look by the way in 2016 to back to your point before peter in 2016 there were lots of republicans

look around the field and they are socialist. joe biden and sleepy joe as trump pointed out today, he will have a team of socialist behind him running the government because he's asleep at the wheel, he could never be president. he couldn't govern so the idea today that what socialism, 55% in a poll support government takeover and healthcare. this is a field where we know the ideology that's going to win and we know it will loose at the hands of president trump. judge jeanine: cory, you know the president well. the president tweeted today, actually tonight, joe biden's victory democrat party should be the end of mini mike campaign. mini mike now has biden split up and very few voters taking them away. what is he mean? >> exactly what we talked about. when mini mike is trying to position himself as the alternative to crazy bernie amongst the democrats, someone who's an adult who's rational, joe biden winning in south carolina, echoes right at the heart of mini mike. mini mike had to terrible debate where he literally said he bough

or are going to vote for socialist policies or actually support socialist policies i think that they're so absolutely upset with the establishment that they feel that our institutions are no longer responsive to us that they're willing to accept something anything that's different and look by the way in 2016 to back to your point before peter 2016 there were lots of republicans who thought fine nominate trump let him lose in 40 states and then we can swoop back in and say see we told you this was going to be a disaster unfortunately for them but that's not what happened i think there are plenty i think there are plenty of establishment democrats who if bernie wrestles the nomination from him which i expect are going to say they'll be the jeb bush's of the world hillary clinton to say i refuse to endorse and i'm going to have our own evan mcmullan that i'm going to vote for because they expect bernie to lose their so unbelievably out of touch with where the american people are it is unbelievable me want to watch what happened there in 2016. ok. look i look i want bernie sanders to be the

your ease either socialist marxist or not.an to people who understand and believe in liberty. charlie: for those off us will who understand what that word means and not to misrepresent, it means first and foremost, we have natural rights from our creator. the rights unconsciousness, your decisions, good decisions and bad decisions. going back to the idea of private property. the idea of liberty is quite honestly a new idea of government in the last couple of years. very few societies allow citizens to have liberty in human history. the norm is typically the absence ofhe liberty. the normo was. purity. it was a dictator or ruler exploiting the citizenry and people dying for some more at the age of 30 or 35. when liberty came around not just economic or personal, you either have liberty or you don't, you don't get to pick and choose, it is not a buffet option. but the year of 1776 was so important not because of the declaration of independence butt because of the nation written by adam i smith, he did not creater invent capitali

>socialist. >> no i am what i am.he believes -- a lot of people don't agree with him. they trust him and believe him because his convictions are so strong. steve: i don't know if they think of him as a socialist as a guy who wants to give them free stuff and wants to make weed legal. scott walker who used to be the governor of the great state of wisconsin on with us about 45 minutes ago. you know, bernie sanders is not a socialist he is a communist. >> lenin himself said socialism, the purpose of itself lead to communism. more importantly in this election, i think that not only makes it more likely democrats lose the white house. i think they lose the house and a number of people just said they lose down ballot if, if we get the message out about what socialism really means. that means taking the government, taking your healthcare away. all those state legislative races determine not just who wins the congress at this time but arguably who is in charge for the next decade. we want to set the stage for why freedom is b

look around the field and they are socialist.oe biden and sleepy joe as trump pointed out today, he will have a team of socialist behind him running the government because he's asleep at the wheel, he could never be president. he couldn't govern so the idea today that what socialism, 55% in a poll support government takeover and healthcare. this is a field where we know the ideology that's going to win and we know it will loose at the hands of president trump. judge jeanine: cory, you know the president well. the president tweeted today, actually tonight, joe biden's victory democrat party should be the end of mini mike campaign. mini mike now has biden split up and very few voters taking them away. what is he mean? >> exactly what we talked about. when mini mike is trying to position himself as the alternative to crazy bernie amongst the democrats, someone who's an adult who's rational, joe biden winning in south carolina, echoes right at the heart of mini mike. mini mike had to terrible debate where he literally said he bought

you're either a socialist marxist or you're not. people who really understand and believe in liberty? >> for those of us that understand what this word means and not the misrepresented part of it, it means first and foremost we have natural rights from our creator. the right to your own consciousness, right to your decisions, the right to make good decisions and bad decisions. going back to the idea of private property, but also that idea of liberty is quite honestly a new idea governmentally in the last hundred years. very few societies allowed citizens to have liberty in human history. the norm was typically the absence of liberty. the norm was tierney. the norm was a permanent serf class and a despot dictator or ruler exploiting the citizenry and people dying for some war probably by the age of 30 or 35. when liberty came around, not just economic liberty or personal liberty, either you have liberty or you don't. you don't get to pick and choose what kind of liberty you want. it's not a buffet option. that year of 1776 was so imp

saying, people wouldn't be calling him a democratic socialist.hat is how he characterizes himself, and sort of european terms. a democratic socialist, the parties in europe. speak about why is she having trouble? >> i think bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real, and he has credibility on it. >> sean: deep yearning. at 203 days, ask yourself are you better off now than you were four years ago? the obama-biden track record, the radian deal, 13 million more food stamps, lowest labor rates since the 1960s. did you think that was a glowing success quest erected they fulfill their promise? did you keep your doctor? did you keep your plan? because millions of them lost them. how did the iran deal go? how much money did american save on health care? didn't save a lot, we are paying 200% more for health care in the country. did the federal government improve or worsen? in 243 days this is the biggest choice election in our lifetime. that is just a fact. the good news tonight is this: the sheer enthusiasm for president trump, this is the u

we are talking about socialism in one a socialist response but where do we divide the line with privateector? >> right now we haveob the left from taking an entire takeover of our economy looking at the polls and the green new deal and medicare for all. what we need is the approach donald trump is taking that he laid out in american approach laying out the principles around freedom and individual rights and liberties and to layout the principles that encourage the innovation and technology in thee private sector and freedom loving people using their creativity is the way to in the future. >> what do you see as what should be done at the level?ent maxim of the things that have done and with that intellectual property to sell your product in china you have to have that private source code or the plans for that technology it's very dangerous and to steal the intellectual property so let's be clear the chinese to use facial recognition software and with data analytics to consolidate power what do we use technology for i am pessimistic on china went to work across the world that we have used

president trump has welcome the challenge from socialist bernie sanders. denounced are bracing for a moderate biden. >> i don't think that biden is moderate. remember that biden came to the stage in texas with his gun grabbing agenda. and on top of that, he like every other democrat was in favor of open borders. abortion them ninth month and o and on. that stuff moderate. i think that while it may be something like he had to do to compete in its primary race, it is not appealing to voters in m opinion and not enough of a distinction from some of the other democrats to probably tur out the vote. it is not over yet. we really appreciate you sticking around. thank you so much. >> the time is about 27 minutes at the top of the hour. and joe biden's sweep the south including taxes pretty also net wins in oklahoma and 80 klobuchar's state of minnesota. republican strategists -- are here to debate up next. 5g will change business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion do

you can't run as an independent socialist, now a democratic socialist, and expected to do well with states have to win like north carolina, like georgia, like florida, like texas, like pennsylvania, etc. and so i, look, i believe that if i'm on the top of the ticket, we'll win back the senate and keep the house. i went in last time in 2018, i was invited in, i don't know that they invited the bernie sanders to come in not because he's a bad guy, but he comes from a different perspective. look, people aren't looking for revolution, they're looking for results. he talks about a revolution. let's get results. and the idea that bernie's going to be able to come up with $60 trillion in ten years to do the things he wants, there's no, there's really no path there. now, i can get that done on health care by building on obamacare with a biden medicare option in it, i can do this in terms of ebola -- excuse me, in terms of dealing with the issues that relate to what we put together when we faced a pandemic of ebola. i've had the experience of doing it. i can do this in terms of bringing together th

with these radical socialists are doing is beyond the pale. frankly tonight what you been watching and we are still watching is a national disgrace. it's unforgivable. if you are sitting home tonight worried about how you're going to pay your rent, your mortgage, put food on the table, pay her car loan, just know that the democratic party cares more about npr, pbs, the national endowment for the arts and theyt than any of you. otherwise your money by now. this bill will pass. i guess ultimately. the republicans trying to get the money to workers. they have to give this garbage to the democrats. so american workers and small business, large businesses can get the aid we have been desperately wanting to give to them. mark my words. mark my words tonight. this president we are setting, will pay a huge price down the line. here with the latest from capitol hill, the hitchhikers guide to all things d.c. swamp, chad pergram. busy day. >> busy day. some good news, looks like they're getting very close to getting an agreement to vote on this bill toni

and he will push for socialist policies.hannon: the big story will be the turn out and the point you made, democrats walking away and joining the republican party, that will be interesting to see. we appreciate it. have a great day. this fox news alert, pressure mounting to close the nation's capital is a growing list of lawmakers self quarantine, some congressman possibly exposed to the coronavirus including members of the president's in a circle under self quarantine. live with response to that and the market mayhem. >> welcome back to "fox and friends first," the doomsday mom is behind bars despite getting a reduction in bail. the second company reportedly refusing to post $1 million lori vallow needs to leave jail. if she gets the money she will need to her gps monitor and will not be able to travel far. he was charged in the disappearance of her children, tylee and jj. she is doing court next week. the father of a missing boy files for divorce from the woman accused of murdering his son. gannon was last seen in colorado

you can't run as an independent socialist and now he democratic socialist and do very well in states i have a record of real success. bernie doesn't have much of a record at all. >> harris: i want to bring a now bret baier, chief political inc. or an anchor of "special report," joining us from virginia where he is comoderating a town hall with mike bloomberg tonight. that'll be exciting pretty good to see you, brett. let's dementia where the race is. is it only a two-person race n now? >> [laughs] mike bloomberg because it's not. he says he's got a shot and we will go down that, questions about that path tonight. obviously he spent more than $500 million so far, staff around the country, and super tuesday is a big's day for him. the momentum out of south carolina clearly has some democrats coming behind joe biden to say, "this is our hope." that's what you seen out of pete buttigieg, that we need to consolidate behind one candidate who is not bernie sanders. as it looks like increasingly it's either bernie sanders, a contested convention, and that's how it's going to go. >> harris: w

any parallels between sanders' rise this year and those socialist movements in 1912?ialist candidate who was eugene and he believed in nationalizing a lot of the economy. his platform was much more radical than bernie sanders' platform seems to be. so bernie sanders is somewhere in between the progressivism of theodore roosevelt. debs wanted to nationalize the banks. he got about 6% of the vote. roosevelt was not swresed in nationalizing, but the progressives and socialists believed in women's suffrage. the democrats and the republicans were not pushing for women's suffrage. that was one area where the progressives and socialists shared the same platform. >> so the campaign trail also turned violent when roosevelt was shot in a campaign rally. what skmakt did the roosevelt shooting have on the race? >> roosevelt was very lucky. he was sho the in the chest and saved by some papers that he had in his breast pocket. the papers were bloody. but he didn't cough blood. he was a tough fie and finished his speech. gave his speech and then went to the hospital. but his wife an

and you said you don't identify as a socialist or democratic socialist and that for latino voters, it thoughts of authoritarianism. how do you get them to stomach a democratic socialist candidate for president? >> well, first of all, when you switch into the spanish language, things take a different meaning. what bernie sanders is talking about is equality, a better distribution of the wealth, is that human rights are amongst them, healthcare, and education. so latinos, we know very well that some of our latino people cannot go to the doctor because they don't have the money to. and what bernie sanders is talking about, just as dr. king talked about at some point in time, and he was also called a socialist, just as fdr talked about at some point in time when social security was coming along and he was also called a socialist, is talking about ensuring that we all have an opportunity to thrive and not only to survive. so one of the things that is very important is let's take the label out, let's not focus on the label and the meaning that people with good or bad intentions can get, but

all the only the only actual social would assume the race is bernie sanders democratic socialist. and the democratic party doesn't really seem to love him that much anyway so who did you mean is this help me understand what the pm was for this year right well i think the the rights of the republican party are prepared to run against socialism in the general election and when you talk to people have packed there's not really a clear consistent understanding of what that means and i think that's also the case with the democratic party except for bernie sanders who does have a clear message for what he means but if you have another nominee like joe biden is going to make the discussion about socialism is going to try and tara biden with that label and there's not going to be really a clear response because that's not at the same time biden is trying to get sanders supporters he will be if he wins the nomination but also not run as a socialist so they don't really i think know what to do if sanders wins the nomination because for so many decades republicans are used to just running ag

gentleman represents the backbone of support for bernie sanders, an organizer with the dememocratic socialistamerica and a millennial on the edge of poverty. >> hey. welcome. >> reporter: saddled with $30,000 of student debt, the part-time director relies on food stamps and odd jobs to pay for this small backyard apartment. others who can't afford the rising rent, averaging about $3,000 per month, end up on the street. he blames president donald trump. >> his tax cuts worked very well for billionaires, but if you talk to a random working class person, you know, rent is going up, cost of health care is going up, wages are not going up. >> this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> repororter: sanders addresse growing frustrations with the promise of massive social change, universal health care, free public college education, affordable housing, financed by taxing the wealthy. but even fellow democrats label him as radical and question his electability. bernie, bernie. >> reporter: trump goes even farther, attacking what he calls extreme, even un-american policies. >> wi

bernie sanders is a socialist. >> he is running away with it. >> but he is a socialist. the problem, people look back at videos that have been released by some of his opponents and republicans. of bernie sanders defending daniel ortega or comments about communist in central and south america. even sympathetic with soviets, bernie sanders is making the same comments today, you heard comments about fidel castro last week. the problem is not bernie sanders 20 years ago the problem is bernie sanders today. >> this is capri. a quick question. primary structure in super tuesday states. there are a number of states that are on the calendar today that are either open primaries or some kind of a hybrid, people that are either independent or republicans could cross over vote in a democratic primary. i am not suggesting tha people e seworkinewing discourse, i woule your opinion in whether or not the open primary states does that help a mike bloomberg and hurt a bernie sanders? maybe they say i'll go vote for bloomberg or biden to stop the bleeding? >> it will be interesting, i thin

aley thought the socialist theocracy or just the government expansion sound nice. they voted in linda johnson and a socialized program. we can call it the outcome of nse great society. johnson promised to cure poverty, to make america an even better place, a great place with an even stronger economy, and they did create the beginnings of a national healthcare system that we are getting now. medicare. in this era of the great society's leaders to strengthen the unions and johnson was only the beginning, one of the revisions of the great society. in this book is the revision of richard nixon. in my research, i discovered that nixon expanded the government as johnson had before him in some areas even more rapidly. and other presidents just added on if you want to imagine a great process of program upon program of charles murray at the manhattan institute was the first to layam off an percent of the recent prizewinner, john hogan laid out a few more. some of you were at that event. herthe event.here is the scope t society yielded. by 1980, health and medical costs were