we love the uaw historically. i still have romance about it. what about the word socialism and bernie? does it work? >> i haven't really heard a lot of pushback in the democratic primary if he were to win the nomination. we hear about it non-stop. >> you mean push back for the republicans? >> absolutely. i think people aren't put off by that. >> i thought union members wouldn't mind it. >> they don't mind it. he's still not resonating. >> he hurt himself with the explosion of the auto bailout. >> somebody called it clumsy. the word ghetto, i don't think you hear that much. you hear hood. >> it wasn't so much what he said about race, it was the way he looked uncomfortable saying it that a lot of black people said this is somebody not comfortable talking about the issues. >> the chemistry is great for the clintons. >> that works automatically for them. >> i could even get that. thank you. back to you. >> thanks to your guests. as we go to break, let's take a look at numbers from michigan. this is raw vote. look at these percentages so far. the re

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he has more earned media than since he first did his zoom in at the dearborn uaw rally.s a political observer you see chelsea clinton, bill clinton, hillary clinton all here over the weekend. i look atl me stupid, that and say that is a family that might be concerned about what the state of play is in this race and the polls may be a little more generous to hillary clinton than the reality is. rep. dingell: you are anything but stupid. you and your partner are two of the finest political minds that i know. iniously, they would not the the state if they weren't concerned, but i think it is good because i think their presence starts to give it the emotion they need to have, to have that momentum. i think she did a very good job with the debate last night. hardis a state that had times, has really been burned by idealism. governor snyder, popular governor but talked a good game but it became a disaster because he was not someone who had real world experience. he had to combine the business and the political world. i think you will see that translate into tomorrow josh vote.

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you've got a uaw sign right there. >> donald trump has accused me of whatever. no, i do not.es, i am union. union is standing. >> with the way things are, i think, trump is getting a lot of ground because he is -- >> support bernie sanders 120%. deirdre: david is with me now. so, david i have to ask you for full disclosure, that is a range of people. in other words you didn't find and edit out a lot. >> no. here is what i did. i went to the university. there was a protest there. i went into the crowd. i walked into the protest. i talked to them, what you see is a fair representation. i went over, that was in appleton. i'm sorry in green bay. then i went to appleton. in appleton there was a big thing at the radisson. walked up and down the lin blocks long of supporters for trump. walk along the line. mixture of all people, you name it, age, gender, range, they were all there. on other side i didn't cherry-pick. i went to everybody, tell me, i didn't prompt them. just tell me what you oppose. i heard some crazy answers. he wants to deport all immigrants. what was really disturb

communist or the socialist but the established candidate gets beat by a socialist in a part that has uaw, a large african-american support, that hillary clinton loses that is just astonishing to me. that's about as big an upset as i've ever seen in politics. >> and the message that is -- that has resonated from the beginning, from last june when trump entered the campaign, he's talking about immigration, he's talking about jobs, he's talking about the economy and he is talking about the people who are basically saying they are in leadership positions but they can't be bothered with their followers and the people for whom they're ultimately responsible. this is a message about an outsider who is prevailing and i don't see any room for anything but an outsider as we look at all of these polls. >> i like john kasich, he's been a friend of mine for a long time, but his message is i've been a good governor send me to washington because i will be a good president. they don't want that and i think he's going to be shocked next week even though he has sort of a slight edge. rubio is going to get

the former president of the uaw, bob king. thank you for being here.sident of scei you, marge robinson. and al garrett, thank you all for being with me. [applause] i deliberately chose to come to detroit, and to come to this company to talk about jobs. because i want more people to see what is happening in southwest detroit and midtown, and eastern market. new businesses are opening. families are moving in. the streetlights are on again. the buses are running. there is a palpable feeling of pride and community. we have to spread the economic revitalization to all of detroit's neighborhoods. you can do it, because look how far you have come. thanks to your hard work, the auto industry just had its best year ever. [applause] innovation is on the rise between the carmakers and suppliers, the clean energy sector, the defense court order, high-tech firms in ann arbor, cutting edge design happening in grand rapids, the next generation of engineers getting trained up and so much else, your hard work, doing what you have always done -- making and designing thi

you have a uaw sign right there. >> donald trump has accused me of whatever. no, i do not. yes. union is standing. >> with the way things are -- i think trump is gaining a lot of ground because he is -- >> support bernie sanders 120%! >> wow. here with reaction, contributors david webb and doug schoen. even you admit they're dumb, right? >> not coherent, sean. >> that's a nice way to say it. did you get any specific answers? he says this, this, this and this. you say, what? silence. >> sean, it is like reading the twitter feed from the black lives matter group or the hard core leftist. you don't get much sense. you get a lot of confusion. some people were barely coher t coherent. they couldn't give me specifics. tell me the policy. does he have it on the website? where is it written in what did he say? when did he say? tell me when. they couldn't tell me. what you have is a lot of people who are parroting what's being said and that's kind of sad because at one point i'm at a university and whether you agree or disagree, if you are at a university, a learning institution, you sho

the teamsters, the uaw, they sat those out. donald trump is going to compete like reagan competed.won't get the union leadership, i suppose, but he'll get a lot of rank and file voters. >> i'm getting e-mails from friends in michigan that are seeing numbers for bernie sanders-the-didn they didn't ex i'm sure the trade issue has to did with that. >> because she hasn't been there. hillary clinton called ttp the gold standard and then -- >> she's now talking about claw back provisions. >> and this sets up tomorrow's night debate. this is a fight for latino voters, it's on uni vision and our network, too. >> we're going to take a quick break. we expect to hear from bernie sanders any moment. we'll bring that you live any moment. man: dear mr. danoff, my wife and i are now participating in your mutual fund. we invested in your fund to help us pay for a college education for our son. we've enclosed a picture of our son so that you can get a sense there are real people out here trusting you with their hard-earned money. ♪ at fidelity, we don't just manage money, we manage people's money.

and i would not support a candidate that was not a solid uaw supporter that was behind workers all the way. he was for the auto bailout and "the washington post" essentially called the clinton campaign a liar or misrepresenting saying it seems like she's willing to take the gamble that fact checkers may call her out for her tactics but voters won't. the reason they're making this emphasis, jake, is because she has supported bad trade agreements, nafta and all those trade agreements that have destroyed the lives of working people, autoworkers in michigan, ohio, for many, many years. that's really the achilles heel. let's debate those trade issues. those are the things that have hurt middle class americans, working class americans in ohio and particularly autoworkers. >> let me ask you something, ben, because the clinton campaign is making a thing out of bernie sanders saying excuse me, i'm talking. is there an unfair thing going on when it comes to gender that is actually hurting bernie sanders? if he had said that to a male candidate, would anybody have been saying oh, how rude? >> i t

we have seen nothing but paper, it was american, dell data, and uaw today. >> this has come in prettynk if you see 125 that's you where you get long. >> if you want to be able to capitalize on any kind of rebound in the distressed energy debt markets i think oak, oak tree capital is a good way to do it. reached the high of 50. came back in. buy some right here. >> guy? >> with marathon we talked about it yesterday, massive secondary, 726. i thought it traded pretty well. i think it's day two. >> see you back here at 5:00. more "fast money." don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to cramerica. other people want to make up friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. what exactly do the bulls want? that's the perfect question to ask on a day l

>> well, the industry has many stakeholders, and the uaw and organized labor is as important a stakeholderanyone. so the voice of those different stakeholders is very important. and they, you know, people vote on different lines and for different reasons. liz: sure. >> we have 13 assembly plants here, and those plants are organized labor. they're very important to the economy here. so protecting and maintaining those jobs here is extremely important. at the same time, we need to be able to compete on a global basis, so, you know -- liz: so trade is an issue. okay, then let me push you here. donald trump has said i want to smack down trade and make sure that it's fair trade, but that means slapping all kinds of tariffs on things with mexico. ford has a plant in mexico. that's called the free market, okay? and we have a buick plant in china, you know that tesla's very interested in putting plants in china. that can't be a positive if somebody wants to slap tariffs there. >> well, free trade's important, but it has to be balanced and fair trade. so having the proper free trade agreements with

i talked to the uaw last week -- >> they signed on to the korean -- >> they made a mistake. >> they thinkhey made a mistake? >> yes, this elost many, many thousands of jobs. it gets back to trade and why we don't raise the minimum wage. why don't we have pay equity in this country. why is our infrastructure collapsing, and republicans want to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top 1%? the answer is, you've got a congress that works for wealthy campaign contributors and not for ordinary americans. and our disastrous trade policies are part of that process. >> let me go to the next question here. a different topic. michael? >> senator sanders, chilimate change is a threat. but a lot of us ke pend on coal and natural gas jobs. how can you assure that we won't be left behind as we transition to clean energy? >> the two facts that you mention, number one, as a member of the environmental committee, i can tell you, i've talked to scientists all over the world. let's not mistake this. climate change is real. climate change is caused by human activity. climate change is alr

i talked to the uaw last week -- >> they signed on to the korean >> they made a mistake. >> they think mistake? >> yes, this elost many, many thousands of jobs. it gets back to trade and why we don't raise the minimum wage. why don't we have pay equity in this country. why is our infrastructure collapsing, and republicans want to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top 1%? the answer is, you've got a congress that works for wealthy campaign contributors and not for ordinary americans. and our disastrous trade policies are part of that process. >> let me go to the next question here. a different topic. michael? >> senator sanders, climate change is a threat. but a lot of us ke pend on coal and natural gas jobs. how can you assure that we won't be left behind as we transition to clean energy? >> the two facts that you mention, number one, as a member of the environmental committee, i can tell you, i've talked to scientists all over the world. let's not mistake this. climate change is real. climate change is caused by human activity. climate change is already doing d

the president of the uaw said he never made more money than under the bill clinton administration. a tough road for bernie sanders, even if he can't win over that voter. >> alex plrks we'll be having tad divine coming up from the sanders campaign as well. republican rebellion is the stop trump movement picking up steam or is it too little too late? you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. the ones who labor for what they love. ♪ because at banquet we believe that every dollar should work as hard as the family that earned it. that's why we're making our meals better. like using 100% natural chicken breast in our chicken strips and adding real cream to our mashed potatoes. so now, there's more to love with banquet. now serving... a better banque you have to feel healthy... on the outside ...at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of good bacteria. trubiotics. be true to your health. >>> dump trump is the rallying cry of what's left of the republican establishment. accor

you have a uaw sign right there. >> donald trump has accused me of whatever. no, i do not.h the -- with the things -- i think trump is gaining a lot of ground because he's -- >> bernie sanders 120%. >> love that guy. so how many of those people really were anti-donald trump and how many -- >> and sober? >> and how many were paid because of -- there was an ad on craigslist, we'll pay you $15 an hour to go to the anti-trump rally. it was -- >> who was giving them money? >> some bernie sanders group. >> wow. >> going to pay people. astroturfing to make it look like there are a lot of people. how many of them were paid? don't know. david webb had this observation about what he saw on the streets in wisconsin last night on "hannity." >> people are showing up with kkk hood, bernie supporters, other groups, the black lives matter bunch. they're not there to have discourse. there's not there to respect the first amendment. they're there to tear it down. i read their papers, i read what that i put out. i think it does backfire because the broad swath of american people, all across t

. >> i think that's why you saw the uaw president come out and talk about this being an important issueto people in michigan and important to me who went to work in a factory. i went to work in a factory when i was 19. my job and my father's job sits in china. we made tires. that was the way we were supposed to strive to get out. to watch these two stall worths -- i think hillary clinton and bernie sanders both have a good record. it's unfortunate that we get stuck on the nitpicking. >> the kicker is that she represent buffalo, new york, a place that had been hard hit by the loss of manufacturing jobs. she has looked in eyes of people who have lost their jobs. it is a deep thing. and the question is, we are not going to be afraid of trade. we're just ticked off about unfair trade. you have got to have trade. we are only 5% of the world's population. we've got 95 -- but we want the products made in the u.s., stamped made in michigan and be able to export. that's what we want. >> wow, i'll feeling it here. >> what's the strategy to create jobs in america. >> when they walked through my pl

i want to point out, uaw, they have not endorsed anybody, and why is it that you think bernie sandersnot doing better in michigan there? >> we're doing great with workers and unions that have endorsed the other candidate. what is incredible, right, given the clinton brand, they said, hold up, we are not going to endorse, and you will sit down with union leaders, and they will say i have to be honest over half of the cars in my lot have bernie sanders stickers. lot of the unions refuse to hold votes, and when they vote we win, and so we have seen frankly union after union coming short of having a vote but really deciding from the top down, and it's because we are inspiring workers from the bottom up. >> look at the results of last saturday, south carolina primary, the voters overwhelmingly supported hillary clinton. >> sure. >> why isn't bernie sanders resinated better with the minority voters? >> well, what it takes to really compete against the most powerful dynasty in our country's politics. bernie was camped out in two states trying to get past new hampshire to show he was viable a

i want to bring in gene ridley, the recording secretary of the uaw, which is still here. 28,000 workershat's it like when you look out after 50 years of prosperity and see this? >> oh, very, very sad. and being around here as long as i have and watching it being tore down, piece by piece by piece, and watching people being laid off and not having jobs devastating. >> what do you think the cause of this desolation is? and who do you like in the campaign, as someone who can be a savior? >> okay, i think the cause is corporations have gotten very greedy and it was about making more money. the stockholders have got to have more money, and more money, and more money. and they always look at, where's the biggest cost was, labor. well, then nafta came in and a lot of jobs went too small, to mexico. and all these little jobs moved out. and it just created a domino effect through get rid of people. >> hillary clinton was first lady when nafta was passed, signed by bill clinton. does that make you side with the donald trump camp? >> no. no. i -- i'm not a big fan of hillary clinton, and when she

>> well, he won michigan by one point, and that's in large part the uaw did not play, and that wouldmally be a lot of the turnout in the detroit area. but hillary will win florida, and she will win it by double digits. >> you've worked with both senators, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. you were early on an advocate for hillary clinton. you urged her to run, as i understand it. why were you so emphatic about that? why did you believe in her early on? >> because she's obviously the best qualified, the best experienced, and i believe, under these times of enormous challenge, she's the best to lead us. >> senator, let me ask you, if i can, about the republicans. you're the senior senator from florida, your colleague is marco rubio. you hear all of us talking about whether he can win the state of florida. what's your observation on what's happening on that side of things? do you think marco rubio could rally and pull out a win here on the republican side? >> trump will win florida by double digits. >> that's it, double digits, period? >> yes, ma'am. >> why do you say that? >> it's ob

the gentleman that you were talking to, that auto worker, i think he was uaw, he represents a lot ofle that have lost jobs. we've seen, since the auto rescue, economic growth 71 months in a row. but it's not nearly enough. people are deservedly upset. i think you're going to see a better trade policy coming out of the clinton administration and see more attention paid to manufacturing because that's what our state is about. with wealth, you either create it, grow it or mine it and ohio is good at all three. >> you mentioned the auto rescue. that became an issue with hillary clinton trying to pin that vote against taking the t.a.r.t. money and using it for the auto rescue. bernie sanders had voted against that in '09. he says that doesn't mean i was against the auto bailout. hillary clinton tried to pin that on him in michigan. he won michigan anyway. does that mean that that line of attack backfired on her? >> i don't think it backfired. i think voters understand in voting in ohio that bernie and hillary are in the same place. they have different rhetoric but have the same tone about

i think the uaw workers and teamsters workers, i'm talking to them, i'm in their halls every week. >>e donald trump doing this hard core populist message aimed at blue collar workers and hillary clinton taking a long time to decide she was against tpp, having been married to the president who did nafta. does she have as strong an election in a general election as a bernie sanders would who has been four square against these free trade agreements. >> he hasn't been all of the time, and he hasn't supported things when it came to the export/import bank. didn't vote for it. i have deep respect for all candidates and we all have to come together, but when you look at who is going to be a person in the fall that is going to fight for working men and women, the middle class that's disappearing in this country, that voters are going to look and say she's someone who understands me. she's someone who's doing to fight for all of us, who is going to fight, that understands that equal opportunity when you raise everybody up, everybody benefits. i think she will not have a tough time on that in th

automotive supplier lear corporation is in talks with uaw to bring jobs back to detroit. >> trade daytonat and center in the race for the white house. as the anti-trade rhetoric builds on the campaign trail business leaders and policymakers are arguing that free trade is essential for growth. ♪ >> we continue to feel that free trade and 21st trade policies incredibly important to the u.s. economy and globally as well. >> overall for the macro economy trade is darn good. >> facts don't lie. 95% of the world's population, 85% of the spending power is outside the u.s. >> we got this growth potential, the ability to produce massive amounts of goods and services. who do we sell them to? we have to sell them more than just 5% of the world's population. >> jared bernstein is here with us. we haven't seen him in a while. you're coming on, jared, as senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities. you're also a cnbc contributor. we'll talk about free trade. we just played ten smart people who say the opposite of what you say. that's not fair to introan introduction. here's how i want t

it's fascinating to watch the overlap among these uaw members.hey're there in their union gear, trying to figure out whether it's going to be sanders or trump who are going to be best to compel their jobs, their neighbor's jobs back through basically a trade war. mr. trump is promising 35% tariffs on air conditioners brought across the boarder from mexico. >> we're talking about the chamber of commerce earlier this morning and what they ultimately do since they represent big business. big business ultimately gets behind hillary clinton. does that only embolden donald trump and his supporters and also democrats who have thought negatively about big business? >> you know, it's going to be fascinating to watch. all the old rules of politics are thrown out of here. you would think the chamber of commerce is, you know, a de facto arm of the republican party, but that's not true anymore. tom donahue over there is a fascinating person to watch and cover. he at the end of the day is a pragmatist who really just wants to protect his corner of the politica

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