not even bernie sanders. >> i voted present. they were playing a game. reporter: republicans argue single payer is not affordable. >> the taxes required for the bill sanders put up are extraordinary. it blows your mind. if you want to be heavily taxed from the plan you would haven't known it from the democratic colleagues refusing to vote yes or no and only voting present. >> the liberal states are looking to reform healthcare. in california they are looking to adopt a single payer healthcare system but the bill is stalled because the critics argue they did not address how to pay for it. alison: right in out at 5:00, a day after a woman's body was found buried in the sand. another death in ocean city and a warning from the beach scrambling to calm fears after a vaccinated dog's death. the rush to protect pets from rabies. and critical skills. abc7 gets a dash cam view of the intense behind the wheel training for police takedowns in heavy traffic. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: it's the height of the season in ocean city. the we

kennedy: bernie sanders is doing what republicans did for 7 years. sponsoring a bill that will never pass, let alone see the president's signature. republicans yapped on and on about repealing obamacare. but when the robber was in the house they ran under the bed and peed. in the vermont senator's humble and delusional estimation. $15 trillion in new taxes. think about it. whatever we spend a year on everything with bernie's plan we'll be spending double. so the dmv can run your healthcare into the ground. it's a litmus test many centrist democrats are scared to fail. but with progressives like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren beating the war drum, don't expect them to bury this soon. thank you so much for watching the show. you can follow me on twitter and instagram. tomorrow night on the show, lawrence jones, steve hilton, and brian brenberg returns with briannomic. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the hd mirrorcam, brought to you by inventel products, llc. yep, they're out there, driving recklessly, causing accide

i was wearing a bernie sanders t—shirt which i am wearing right now. it was quite obvious. i was holding a sign for minimum wage. it was obvious i was progressive... iam it was obvious i was progressive... i am sorry to interrupt, but the counter demonstrators are saying it was a platform to racism and bigotry. well, what i believe is you have to allow freedom of speech. i know that is different in america. u nless know that is different in america. unless there is a clear and present danger, whether it is the court issuing an injunction, arresting someone issuing an injunction, arresting someone who is about to be violent, they should be allowed to speak. that is why i am a strong believer in freedom of expression and the first amendment. what has been happening in charlottesville with tensions so high, was it a bad time to hold such a rally? i think the timing was unfortunate. but i think what has happened, just as conservatives have to denounce the old is right, i think we progressives really need to decry these antifa people. they are too extreme and too violent. they w

sanders then we can understand what is in play here in this country it is logically how do you look at the difference between a figure. like hillary clinton and donald trump. well i see the the the hard right and the software as i called it. the crude hard right of donald trump and the consistent soft right of the of the neo liberal hillary clinton but is there really much of a difference in terms of policy well there's some differences in terms of the forces the social base of the trunk in the distribution i having some elements that really are concerned with america first of those mid-size and large economic interests whose more i was concerned about the u.s. economy than the global economy so that's a direct contradiction to the trans national agenda that hillary clinton represents so there are some differences what about for let's say oppressed people and particularly african-american people is there a difference the only difference is that we have the more crude expressions of white supremacy under donald trump than we do under hillary clinton and is some ways a more dangerous

sanders then we can understand what is in play here in this country it is logically how do you look at the difference between a figure. like hillary clinton and donald trump. well i see the the the hard right and the software as i called it. the crude hard right of donald trump and the consistent soft right of the of the neo liberal hillary clinton but is there really much of a difference in terms of policy well there's some differences in terms of the forces the social base of the trunk the ministration i having some elements that really are concerned with america first of those midsize and large economic interests who's more concerned about the u.s. economy than the global economy so that's a direct contradiction to the trans national agenda that hillary clinton represents so there are some differences what about for let's say oppressed people and particularly african-american people is there a difference the only difference is that we have the more crude expressions of white supremacy under donald trump than we do under hillary clinton and is some ways a more dangerous element wi

sanders would have won and you know i'm also one of the people who believes we're kind of stuck with a two party system for now we don't have time to make a third party we need to act really fast and i think we need to take over the democratic party so that's why i. say that i you know i understand the arguments. for by both sides of sides it's a you know bernie fleeing the democratic party and creating his own could be a path forward and many believe like you. that we're stuck with these two so take over the one that perhaps has a bit more shot of being taken over did you hear anything official from the d.n.c. did they did they come out and say we're not doing any of that stuff that everyone loved no strangely and. i think i know why it's because there's it's indefensible there's no defensible argument against taking these positions taking these positions would win elections. taking these positions would defeat trump. but they have a donor problem the democrats have a big donor problem and that's oversimplifying it perhaps you know it's not maybe not each time like oh our donors wou

sanders would have won and you know i'm also one of the people who believes we're kind of stuck with a two party system for now we don't have time to make a third party we need to act really fast and i think we need to take over the democratic party so that's why i. say that i you know i understand the arguments. for by both sides of sides it's a you know bernie fleeing the democratic party and creating his own could be a path forward and many believe like you. that we're stuck with these two so take over the one that perhaps has a bit more shot of being taken over did you hear anything official from the d.n.c. that they've been they come out and say we're not doing any of that stuff that everyone loves no strangely and. i think i know why it's because there's it's indefensible there's no defensible argument against taking these positions taking these positions would win elections. taking these positions would defeat trump. but they have a donor problem the democrats have a big donor problem and that's oversimplifying it perhaps you know it's not maybe not each time like oh our donor

sanders would have won and you know i'm also one of the people who believes we're kind of stuck with a two party system for now we don't have time to make a third party we need to act really fast and i think we need to take over the democratic party so that's why i. say that i you know i understand the arguments put forward. by both sides of sides it's a you know bernie fleeing the democratic party and creating his own could be a path forward and many believe like you. that we're stuck with these two so take over the one that perhaps has a bit more shot of being taken over did you hear anything official from the d.n.c. did they did they come out and say we're not doing any of that stuff that everyone loved. no strangely and. i think i know why it's because there's it's indefensible there's no defensible argument against taking these positions taking these positions would win elections. taking these positions would defeat trump. but they have a donor problem the democrats have a big donor problem and that's oversimplifying it perhaps you know it's not maybe not each time like oh our d

the israelis gaza including bernie sanders is actually then we can understand what is in play here in this country it is logically how do you look at the difference between a figure. like hillary clinton and donald trump. well i see see the the hard right and the software as i called it. the crude hard right of the dollar trump and the consistent soft right of the of the neo liberal hillary clinton but is there really much of a difference in terms of policy well there's some differences in terms of the trump forces the social base of the trunk the ministration having some elements that really are concerned with america first of those midsize and large economic interests who's more concerned about the u.s. economy than the global economy so that's a direct contradiction to the trans national agenda that hillary clinton represents so there are some differences what about for let's say oppressed people in particular african-american people or is there a difference the only difference is that we have the more crude expressions of white supremacy under donald trump than we do under hillary

sanders the porter's ridiculous yet the poopy joke comic is the thing one who all of a sudden decided that she knows anything about politics at all to the point where she got all dolled up with makeup in a fancy hairdo in a fancy dress and diamond earrings and she took the stage at the democratic national convention last year where she decided to tell bernie sanders supporters that they were being ridiculous by standing by their candidate and not just getting blindly behind hillary clinton this woman who got rich and famous for telling jokes told everyone who wasn't supporting hillary that they were being ridiculous as if somehow telling jokes for a living qualifies her to know anything about politics that are so that was last year of this year when gosh wouldn't you know it but the an m is now helping sarah silverman promote her new show on hulu which she swears won't be political you guys you see you c.n.n. has a show called the history of comedy which features people's the in and take those important for some reason and silberman was a part of their latest episode of the news netwo

and the others that bernie sanders and his wife are under f.b.i. are under investigation criminal investigation does anybody care about any other story also c.n.n. is twenty four hours donald trump now look this as they said has started their goal their goal and i predicted this on the air many many times if the democrats take the house donald trump will be impeached and he won't be convicted in the senate it will go the way to clinton. talking about very important political issues well and political stability in the country the country is greatly divided i think that the media is pushing that edge and making the country even more divided they have a little nisha audience and they placate it and it's very very lucrative but where is the journalism in this and where is the honesty in this because you know we people in the media are not very popular and i would say it's because of people like c.n.n. go ahead richard. you know peter you steve and lionel can. this notion of whatever it is that everybody in the intelligence community is convinced and sa

and the others that bernie sanders and his wife are under f.b.i. are under investigation criminal investigation there's anybody care about any other story also c.n.n. is twenty four hours donald trump now look this as i said has started their goal their goal and i predicted this on the air many many times if the democrats take the house donald trump will be impeached now he won't be convicted in the senate it will go the way clinton had to jump in here guys and that is the goal you have to go to a hard break gentlemen and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on c.n.n. stay with our. guys are financial survival. when customers go by you're just. didn't know well we do something. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it actually just pull on awesome feel the show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch. yam is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same. apparently better than blues. and see pe

and the others that bernie sanders and his wife are under f.b.i. under investigation criminal investigation does anybody care about any other story also c.n.n. is twenty four hours donald trump now look. this as i said has started their goal their goal and i predicted this on the air many many times if the democrats take the house donald trump will be impeached now he won't be convicted in the senate it will go the way clinton had to jump in here guys and that is the ball you have to go to a hard break gentlemen and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on c.n.n. stay with. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you going to be disliked before three of the people. i'm interested always in the water. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around core. perforations from washington to washington control the media the media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business b

when people think bernie's a little wit -- bernie sanders is driving the democratic party, those progressive policies. the progressive democrats have completely disconnected from the private economy. they don't understand it, they see it as this kind of abstraction out there that sends money to the federal government to spend. what they don't understand is that private economy is what is producing the profits, the earnings that are allowing people's 401(k)s to thrive. elizabeth: that's a good point, and as baby boomers retire en masse now, don't the socialists out there get it, that when you have a rising stock market and rising 401(k) balances, that takes a load off social security, medicare and medicaid. >> exactly. you put your finger on it. those rising 401(k)s are a avoiding a lot of social strife in the united states which we would have had if those baby boomers retired. the three entitlementeds like to preside over, they're going broke over time. and when that happens, you're going to have older generations pitted against the younger generation over a shrinking pie. the pie is the pri

i was wearing a bernie sanders t—shirt, which i‘m holding right now. it was quite obvious, i was holding a — a sign for, you know, supporting minimum wage, it was quite obvious i was progressive but it was a very hostile crowd. sorry to interrupt, but counter—demonstrators were saying it was giving a platform to racism and bigotry? well, what i believe is that you have to allow speech, even offensive speech, and i know in america we have a slightly different attitude. unless it presents a clear and present danger, whether it‘s a court issuing an injunction, or whether it‘s other people, basically, unless somebody is about to be violent, they should be allowed to speak, and that‘s one of the reasons why i was there. i‘m a strong believer in free expression in the first amendment. but what‘s. .. in the first amendment. but what's. .. neo-nazis in the first amendment. but what's... neo-nazis and in the first amendment. but what's. .. neo-nazis and some progressives like me. but what has been happening in charlottesville with tensions so high

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where did the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee who. wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud service so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were

. >> rose: which was one of the key stones of bernie sanders campaign. >> well, but one of the things that hillary did that bernie really didn't talk that much about is this issue of antitrust and competition and market con sen taition. -- concentration. breaking up the banks, he talked about singer payor health care. but the idea that the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated and concentrated across-the-board and as a result, people are extracting monopoly rents, this was an idea, an argument that has had a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. that hillary was putting forward that now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is just one among many examples where i think she was on the right track but our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country, was not frankly-- . >> rose: how much of that is a question of the candidate and how much of it is the question of the campaign? >> you know, it's really hard to say, when you are the campaign and not the candidate. i ha

no one blamed bernie sanders for that they want to lay this death at the doorstep of donald trump? it's disgraceful. same people mad at president trump for saying radical islam now all of a sudden want to say white supremacy? it's totally ridiculous. >> jesse: you have got to make a distinction here between people who came and had torches in the night and started this thing. >> jesse: i say they are the ones that instigated the rally. >> juan: no. >> jesse: you can say no and they came to rumble, juan. the police did nothing. the police stood down. who knows if the police told them to stand down. any other city you would have seen the police get out there and separate and divide people. the aclu says that they stood by and watched this unfold. >> juan: i can't abide by that. that's not relates. >> kimberly: there is a couple of things that went wrong here, number one, yeah, they should have shut it down and better prepared to make sure so that it didn't escalate to any kind of violence. if they knew they were going to have this protest, they should have made sure there is reports f

steve police shooting happened, he did not say, you are responsible for that to bernie sanders. personal responsibility is something that conservatives in.eve for what your do and say or dont say. the president benefits for from something that no president has ever had except for president obama, the ability to speak on folder to americans. he can do that. he didn't have to take questions, although he would have benefited to do so. he has that ability to speak unfiltered. if he wants to show his true heart, that is that one of the ways to do it. >> juan: he didn't do it,ia greg? not over social media, not over the weekend. then, you had ivanka trump, his daughter, who said very clearly in the meanwhile over social media, racism, unacceptable. >> greg: i'm getting the sense, juan, this is a point you will be hammering over and over again for the next 17 years. the intensity of the focus of this thing is unbelievable when you compare it in the context of other things that have gone on, what other presidents have done, i'm sorry, but we have to say that. it wasn't like this when pr

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where did the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going to going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee who. wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud service so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that w

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where did the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee . wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud service so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were cl

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues one scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where did the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee . wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud service so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were cl

and the others that bernie sanders and his wife are under f.b.i. are under investigation criminal investigation there's anybody care about any other story also c.n.n. is twenty four hours donald trump now look this as i said has started their goal their goal and i predicted this on the air many many times if the democrats take the house donald trump will be impeached and he won't be convicted in the senate it will go the way clinton i had to jump in here guys and that is the goal line how do you go to a hard break gentlemen and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on c.n.n. stay with. lysis militance i'm just chilling to patrol base under the tent right even this is coming. into the mix of people spoke to some of the reason. here in the only two groups of militants who joined since. those groups is a determination such an independent state and this is. going up to two months of such a deal me keeps finding hidden weapons and explosives. scenarios where civilians used to live under currents. i know you've. seen. walking dead. in the. ci

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where did the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee . wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud servers so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were cl

[inaudible question] >> i was covering west coast campaign events for trump, bernie sanders, hilary, we try to give breitbart people at the ted cruz events. things like that. so in the primary stage i was mostly focused on the west coast and i would travel to events when they happened.but i joined the campaign press corps, the traveling press corps around donald trump's campaign for the last stretch of the campaign was the general election was ready well on its way. in the debates and so forth and covered the home stretch. even then i did not expect him to win. when i something about the idea for the book the initial title was going to be something like the follow trump tower something like that. i just did not see that he would have a great chance of winning. this picture of individualism and achievement that almost had literary readiness and american culture through his own books and impact and yet falling short of the end. that is kind of how i something is happening. over the course of the next few weeks and two is election day, they were events and things that i experienced that

i think we can get a bipartisan coalition on tax reform. >> one of the things bernie sanders, he didn't call it tax reform but he talks about aspects of our economy where it's not fair and you could have a long conversation about that. to his point, if we are squeezing the middle-class so much, we are. you're talking about spending ifo much money. ou look at the social programs that conservatives complain about all day long, when you squeeze the middle-class, that forces people to go on those social programs. if you are working a hard job that has a lot of working-class voters, policeman and school teachers, very large teacher population in long island. if those people can afford the basic necessities in life and they're forced to go on social programs, that's the worst of both worlds. >> i totally agree with you there. we've got to leave it there for the m in the moment, final thoughts from our panel. but a quick note, next sunday we will bring a drain the swamp special including an interview with a lobbyist turned anticorruption activists. >> he has been lobbying for unions for 35 yea

charlie: which was a keystone of bernie sanders campaign. >> one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk about was the issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration bernie talked about the banks. he talked about single-payer health care. the idea that the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated across the board and as a result people are this wasg monopolys, an idea and argument that has a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. hillary was putting forward, and now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is one of many examples. she was on the right track. our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country was not -- charlie: how much is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is hard to say. i have a tendency to try to take responsibility on my shoulders -- hillary was out there busting her tail every day and doing everything she could. i like to believe there was more we could have done to set her up for success. charlie: h

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where'd of the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee . wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud service so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a reddit stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were c

charlie: which was a keystone of bernie sanders campaign. >> one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk about was the issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration bernie talked about the banks. charlie: and wall street. >> he talked about single-payer health care. the idea that the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated across the board and as a result people are extracting monopolys, this was an idea and argument that has a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. hillary was putting forward, and now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is one of many examples. she was on the right track. our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country was not -- frankly, was not up to snuff. charlie: how much is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is hard to say. i have a tendency to try to take responsibility on my shoulders -- hillary was out there busting her tail every day and doing everything she could. i like to believe th

charlie: one of the keystones of bernie sanders' campaign. >> but one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk much about was this issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration. bernie talked about breaking up the banks. charlie: wall street. >> he talked about single-payer health care. but the idea the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated and concentrated across the board and as a result people are extracting monopoly ransoms, this was an argument that had a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days that hillary was putting forward that is now at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is just one among many examples where i think she was on the right track. but our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country was not -- charlie: how much of that is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is hard to say when you are the campaign and not the candidate. i have a tendency to take responsibility on our shoulders. hillary was out th

she talked about -- charlie: which was one of the keystones of bernie sanders' campaign. jack: one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk about was the issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration. bernie talked about the banks. charlie: and wall street. jack: he talked about single-payer health care. the corporatehat sector in the united states is getting consolidated across the board, and as a result, people are extracting monopolies. this was an idea and argument that has a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. hillary was putting forward, and now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is one of many examples. she was on the right track. but our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country, was not -- charlie how much is a question : of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is hard to say. i have a tendency to try to take responsibility on my shoulders. hillary was out there busting her tail every day and doing everything she could. so

and the others that bernie sanders and his wife are under f.b.i. are under investigation criminal investigation there's anybody care about any other story also c.n.n. is it's twenty four hours donald trump now look this as they said has started their goal their goal and i predicted this on the air many many times if the democrats take the house donald trump will be impeached now he won't be convicted in the senate it will go the way clinton i had to jump in here guys and that is the goal you have to go to a hard break gentlemen and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on c.n.n. stay with. we'll willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people of seeing stuff that was leaked or biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every

and bernie sanders fought for emergency relief in the aftermath of the storm. this morning the former presidential candidate is out with a new book "bernie sanders guide to political revolution." dedicated to the young adult reader in your house. we welcome you back to the table at studio 57. we start with irene, before we get to the book. are you having a sense of deja vu when you see what is happening in texas and how hard you had to fight for funds. >> we went through it in 2011. i don't think people appreciate unless they're talking to the folks what it means to lose a home you lived in your whole life. that was there the day before. how are you going to rebuild it? where do you go? >> how much resistance did you get, senator? >> we have to fight for delegation and worked hard for federal funding. gayle, it seems to me, this particular moment of american history, if there's any silver lining in the terrible suffering that is going on in houston, it's to remember that we all are one country. i'm sure in houston, whether you're black, white, or latino, or tha

e-mails show that she cheated bernie sanders. she then was complicit in a whole lot of other issues the scandal being one of them in terms of paying tech staffers five million dollars where'd of the money come from in terms of saying ok not only we're going going to utilize your services but you're going to work for around thirty house democrats some of whom are on the house intelligence committee who. wants to not have security clearance they stored e-mails on outside servers if you want to just connect the dots hillary clinton did the same thing she actually used cloud servers so she used a company called platte river that's now being investigated by congress the c.e.o. is that platte river was is also linked to paul combat a red stone tear who deleted clinton e-mails with bleach bit after they were requested by congress and that that company platte river then outsourced to a cloud storage firm clinton's e-mails so i have no idea and the f.b.i. should simply ask why not only did hillary clinton outsource her e-mails that were c

charlie: which was a keystone of bernie sanders campaign. >> well, the one of the things that hillary did that bird me did not talk -- that bernie did not talk about was the issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration bernie talked about the banks. charlie: and wall street. >> he talked about single-payer health care. but the idea that the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated and concentrated across the board, and as a result, people are extracting monopoly -- monopolies, this was an idea and argument that has a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. hillary was putting forward, and now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is one of many examples. she was on the right track. but our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country, was not -- frankly, was not up to snuff. charlie: how much is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is really hard to say when you are not the candidate. i have a tendency to try to take responsibil

sanders in that wing of the denmark had a party. >> host: the definitions of fascism, socialism, marxism, and how close are those philosophies? >> guest: socialism refers to the workers owning the means of production. later communism talked about the states owning the means of production. fascism is very similar. fascism simply means that the state while not owning the means of production directs them so capitalism is fascism. modern progressivism is more like fascism and socialism because they think about let's look at obamacare. obamacare does the government on the hospital's? no. is saddam the doctors directly? no, they are private companies that do that but the government controls them so progressivism being state-directed capitalism is more fascism than socialism. let's go you spend quite a bit of time with benito mussolini. >> guest: many link fascism with hitler but hitler never call himself a fascist. if you read my book the word fascism almost never enters. hitler wanted to marry -- hitler was a racist. hitler was an anti-semite and he made this anti-semitism and bigotry a centr

coming up, senator bernie sanders here with his reaction to the president's comments. stay with us. right mao in charlottesville, virginia, governor terry mcauliffe and tsenator tim kain are speaking. let's join them. >> grieving for this community, inspired by heather and her family. there is a beautiful spiritual that says i've come a long way, lord, a mighty long way, i've come a long way, lord, a mighty long way. i've born my burdens in the heat of the day, but the lord has made a way. we know this in virginia. virginia is a place of scar tissue, folks. we have experienced hatred, we have experienced division, we have experienced racism. that is a sad but undeniable part of our history, but we have come a long way. we have come a long way, under enlightened leadership. we have come a long way, fighting back the divisions and bigotries of past eras. we have become that state for lovers. we have become that commonwealth, that community in recent years, not that we're perfect in anything, but we put away -- we have put away the evils and wrongs of the past, and we're moving ahead.

stuart: you're in the bernie sanders' wing, you in the bernie sanders' wing, don't you? >> i am part of the progressive democratic. stuart: there you go. nicky, thank you very much for being with us this morning. we do appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, stuart. appreciate it. stuart: thank you. this may turn out to be a feel-good story for a friday. former michigan state football player king, jr., wide receiver, standing outside the miami dolphins training camp for over a week, he's holding a sign, will work for free. he's on the show to tell his story, here is my question, did he land a spot on the team? you can find out in our 11:00 o'clock hour. google canceling a plan diversity meeting after some of its employees said they were concerned about their safety. the pc culture of silicon valley seems like it's spinning out of control, isn't it? more varney after this time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off

charlie: which was a keystone of bernie sanders campaign. >> one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk about was the issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration bernie talked about the banks. charlie: and wall street. >> he talked about single-payer health care. but the idea that the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated across the board and as a result people are extracting monopolys, this was an idea and argument that has a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days. hillary was putting forward, and now is at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is one of many examples. she was on the right track. our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country was not -- frankly, was not up to snuff. charlie: how much is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? >> it is hard to say. i have a tendency to try to take responsibility on my shoulders -- hillary was out there busting her tail every day and doing everything she could. i like to believ

charlie: one of the keystones of bernie sanders' campaign. jake: but one of the things hillary did that bernie did not talk much about was this issue of antitrust and competition and market concentration. bernie talked about breaking up the banks. charlie: wall street. jake: he talked about single-payer health care. but the idea the corporate sector in the united states is getting consolidated and concentrated across the board and as a result people are extracting monopoly ransoms, this was an argument that had a long history in the democratic party going back to the populist days that hillary was putting forward that is now at the center of what the democrats are arguing. that is just one among many examples where i think she was on the right track. but our capacity as a campaign to connect that to the lived experience of people across the country was not -- charlie: how much of that is a question of the candidate and how much of the campaign? jake: it is hard to say when you are the campaign and not the candidate. i have a tendency to take

sanders, that wing of the party. >> socialism, marxism. how close are the political philosophers? >> socialism refers to the workers owning the means of production. later communism talks about the state owning the means of production. fascism is very similar, fascism simply means that the state while not owning the means of production directs them, so state directed capitalism, that's fascism. modern progressiveism is more like fascism and socialism because think about it, does it pay the doctors directly, no, there are private companies that do that but the government controls them, so modern progressivism being state directed is closer to fascism than it is to socialism. >> you spend quite a bit of time with mussolini. >> if you read the word fascism never appears in the entire book. hitler called himself a national socialism. he we wanted to marry nationalism with socialism. key difference is that hitler was a racist, he was antisemite and he made antisymmetry and bigotry part of socialism. mussolini came to power in 1920's. he's the la

i voted in the primary for bernie sanders and that i voted for hillary, reluctantly. not that she is not qualified, but i saw the errors. i did not want a businessman like mr. trump in the office. andk you for your book maybe you could write a victims version of it -- could write a dick and jane version of it. guest: the day after the clinton's campaign, most of the people that i circulate with in washington at my job was just shocked at this happened and nobody really believed until 10:00 p.m. on election night that trump could win. mom.ember talking to my she said how could this happen, you said hillary was going to win. i thought it was important for someone to look back and tell the full inside story of what had really happened. just because i had a close access to people like bannon and trump, going so far back, i thought i could tell the story of the campaign and i thought that the key to understanding what happened in that election was understanding the relationship between donald trump and steve bannon because together, they were able to ride this populist wav

>> the bernie sanders warren wing of the party, they won't touch this, but i think there are going to be more moderates coming from states that are manufacturing states like north dakota and missouri or indiana, some of them will come on board and support this because this is common sense we are shooting ourselves in the foot as americans with our tax system it's high time we liberate ourselves and get a tax code built for growth and competition. i do believe there will be democrats who will come on board. >> thanks for joining us. >> back to you guys over at "power lunch". >> thank you very much

we hold you to the same standard. >> they heard bernie sanders and donald trump do for them what they felt they hadn't gotten in several years which was a cry from the gut that this is not working. now they want to know what will work. i do believe that. i think there's a number of intriguing voices in our party that are putting forward ideas around the future of corporate responsibility, around how we build a new social safety net and a world in which people don't stay in the same job for very long, around how you actually train and educate people for the jobs of the future. these are ideas that have not gotten a full airing and are not just retreads of the 2000s or the 1990s. >> rose: i totally agree. you would expect that. you would think with the on-rush of technology and time and different circumstances, clearly, there are new problems and ought to be new solutions. here's what's interesting to me. i interviewed president obama in germany and i said to him the question, look, we have the best economy, we have the best technology. we have the best universities. we ought to be able