it candidates took part, including senator bernie sanders. at one point the crowd reportedly not satisfied by his answer on how his campaign would appeal to black women after a moderator question. >> argue for black women, specifically? >> for black women, we will be an integral part of what arbitration is about. okay? >> hold on. were you finished? okay. >> katie: the event also highlighted frustrations among some democratic voters that white men like bernie sanders and joe biden are leaving early polls despite the record diverse field of candidates. a former dnc officials who helped organize the event told politico, "with all due respect to the vice president, he hasn't even announced yet, but he's a front runner? racism and sexism are part of the fabric in the fiber and the founding of our country." and then she went on to say that we may not be passed that. over to you. >> chris: it was a pretty impressive quote. >> melissa: you will go to the white man first? >> chris: i'm sorry, excuse me. [laughter] >> katie: he's a minority here, he's

senator bernie sanders is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) so we're going to get into that. but first, are you guys enjoying this beautiful spring weather, yeah, yeah, yeah? ( cheering ) well, i'm not! ( laughter ) you know why? because i'm stuck at work all day trying to follow all the news. there's too much of it! fortunately, too much news is the right amount of news for a segment we call "ain't nobody got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ all right, let's kick it off with the mueller report. in many ways, it's like the movie roma, the thing everyone is talking about but no one has actually seen. all we know so far is that president trump claims the report is a "total exoneration." ( laughter ) but it turns out that might be total bullshit. ( laughter ) >> we do have breaking news. overnight the "new york times" reveals the mueller report may be far more damaging for president trump than attorney general bill barr has let on. >> the "new york times" says some of mueller's prosecutors have told the associat

it's why hillary clinton beat bernie sanders. it was helpful to obama himself obviously in 2008, so this is going to be a big calling card for him. >> so if you're the media adviser in the room and joe biden is about to get out of there and do one of the big town halls he's having and he'll probably get an anita hill question and get a question of why were you against forced busing in the '70s question? he'll get some question where he was in a employs 10, 15, 20, 30 years ago that the democratic party is not today. what would your advice be? >> my advice is to get to where we are today very, very quickly. as long as he's living in the past, it's going to be problematical for him, so he needs to articulate where he would lead the country in the future and the values that he believes in and not get into sort of an apology tour for every vote he's ever cast, and that's going to be difficult. look, his experience is a strength. it gives people some confidence that he can restore some ballast to washington, but, on the other hand, 45

last time the democratic primary was a bit of a circus with bernie sanders supporters declaring that the process was rigged against them there will be threatened bernie sanders supporters clashing in nevada angry bernie sanders supporters fighting over delegates in nevada tonight coming to represent a nasty shaking up the democratic party now not every vote counts the same when it comes to nominating the democratic party's candidate the infamous super delegates appointed by party bigwigs have the ability to overturn the popular vote over four hundred of these superdelegates indicated their support for secretary clinton before everyone else was in the race but now the democratic party has changed the rules to make everything fair well sort of we passed major reforms that will not only put our next presidential nominee in the strongest position possible but will help us elect democrats up and down the ballots across the country these reforms will help grow our policy unites democrats and restore voters trust by making our twenty twenty nominating process the most inclusive and transpar

i'll give bernie sanders that. however, when you tell them that they may lose their private health insurance plan, it becomes far less popular. how risky is this for the senator and, you know, he's kind of putting other democrats potentially in a bind. president obama even would always promise if you like your health care plan you could keep it. it was seen as a political necessity. obviously republicans accused him of breaking that promise. how do you defend this? >> i think this is something where he's going to have to go out and make the case. this is something that kamala harris, senate gillibrand will all co-sponsor. the difference might be more rhetorical. at the end of the day right now, life expectancy for most americans has declined over the past three years. at the same time that we're spending more than any other concerned in the world on health care so something has to change radically in this country to actually make life expectancy go up again, and at the same time like 100 years ago, if i told you th

bernie sanders up four points. he's about opinion in the race rand is active and the vice president is on the shrines, at 18% and second, and rook who is sneaking up. the south bend mayor pete buttigieg up 13 points since february in this poll. the vice president those deal with not only a strong bernie sanders but with a rising pete buttigieg not to mention the other candidate in the race. here's the biggest let'sson for all of the candidates. we're focusing thon because we have 20 candidates and they are all out there early but 77% of new hampshire democrats say still trying to decide. we are not in a hauery. don't vote until next year. 14% say they are leaning to someone and only 9% say they have definitely decided so if you're the president or someone like cory booker, low in the polls if you're cory booker and you welcome joe biden to the fray saying we've got some time. >> i'm excited about having a vibrant debate over the coming year. we're still a very long way from the first votes being cast, and i think i

bernie sanders does not have a lot of allies. elizabeth warren is the person who can maybe bring some delegates. everybody else would try to stop bernie sanders from getting the nomination. a long way for all of this to play out. i think democratic voters are a lot less against bernie sanders than professional democrats are. >> i am wondering and it is too soon and so it is theoretically, i wonder because i have seen some talk already that this may be the dream scenario for trump to get alexandsanders. trump is proof that you never know in a general election. with trump, you had so many people in his own party who did not like him. i wonder if it gave him a certain measure of credibility with non-republican voters. if the system is this scared of him. i wonder if democrats end up ga ganging up on sanders. >> the challenge, sanders and trump are similar. they sort of thrive off of that conflict and that negativity. i think you are not going to out trump. you are not going to run a campaign that's going to be on his wavelength but

considering sanders, an african-american early served as press secretary for bernie sanders's presidential campaign and those were at the top of the democratic heap, bernie and biden, neither of them part of this super divers feel that they have got, the first time in history, really. >> simon probably wishes she was more artful in the waitress at it but hurt point was true, the party whether democrat or republican, reflect the country and the makeup of the country and that is something democrats have been good at this 2020 cycle is making sure the candidates and their staff reflect what the country looks like. i sit here and complete that. >> if you didn't hear the audio she said in my opinion we don't need white people leading the democratic party and went on to talk about diversity. a lot of people today who are democrats, not welcoming before a vice president with open arms, justice democrats who are the more progressive wing of the party say this, joe biden stands in complete opposition to where the center of energy is the democratic party today, democrats are uniting around progressi

supporters of us presidential hopeful bernie sanders are saying they could vote for donald trump unless of their man as secure as the democratic nomination that's or much more after a break stay with us. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufactured to send to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. in the middle of the room sick. welcome back this is the r.v. international now supporters of u.s. presidential hopeful bernie sanders have launched an online campaign for him to be the democratic nominee in the twenty twenty election they warn of that otherwise they will vote for donald trump parties killam up and coming. on the surface donald

bernie sanders is the only one that is generating this kind of excitement. a week after he announced he talked about the fact that he had a million people signed up to volunteer for his campaign, and every congressional district around the country. whatever candidate is doing that? >> harris: quickly, the democrats talk about how much diversity they have. when you look at the top two people, it is still older white men. i'm wondering where they are coming from when they say they've got all this diversity, when the diversity isn't helping them kind of go forth. women of color, they've got everybody running, but the top food-gators -- and i know that kamala harris, senator harris, just pop into that double digit. $12 million by bernie sanders in terms of fund-raising. but now he jumps ahead of the pack, even over joe biden. >> jessica: in that poll. >> harris: but in the popularity among democrats. >> jessica: he is still maintaining his lead, joe biden. >> harris: is he diversity to you? >> jessica: he's not, but you also have mayor pete, making a big splash.

this is of bernie sanders. obviously, his bill would end private health insurance as we know it today. take a listen. >> under medicare for all, we cover all basic health care needs. so they're not going to be there to do that. i suppose if you want to make yourself make a little bit more beautiful, work on your nose or your ears, they can do that. >> so basically blue cross/blue shield would be reduced to nose jobs? >> something like that. >> that's interesting. you can't tell people we're going to upend their whole health care. that's what he's doing! >> he's not the president! >> what i find amazing is -- >> he's definitely the front-runner. >> what i find amazing is, these democrats are running away from obamacare. and you've got bernie sanders trashing -- >> he's saying the ones that are embracing medicare for all. >> if you have embraced medicare for all, you're saying that health care is broken and we have to do something different. we currently have obamacare. i find this amazing. you have democrats arg

how would he run against bernie sanders? guest: against bernie sanders, trump will hit him over the head with the socialist rhetoric. it will be a contrast in the way we are going to go in and pull everybody up. people talk about this spectrum of conservatives being here and liberals being here. i think it is really more of a circle where you see that on many of these issues like trade for example, bernie sanders is not that far off from president trump on their approach to trade, on the effort to make america first. they have different solutions about how to do that. bernie sanders obviously wants a $32 trillion medicare for all, something we are never going to be able to afford. that would make taxes go up in a huge weight. there were a lot of bernie sanders voters who crossed over and supported president trump in the general election as a rejection to secretary clinton in 2016. i think the democrats want a real risk this time with how they treat bernie sanders. bernie can surprise people with his fundraising. people, they

last time the democratic primary was a bit of a circus with bernie sanders supporters declaring that the process was rigged against them there will be threatened bernie sanders supporters clashing in nevada angry bernie sanders supporters fighting over delegates in nevada tonight coming to represent a nasty shaking up the democratic party now not every vote counts the same when it comes to nominating the democratic party's candidate the infamous super delegates appointed by party bigwigs have the ability to overturn the popular vote over four hundred of these superdelegates indicated their support for secretary clinton before if you've won els was in the race but now the democratic party has changed the rules to make everything fair well sort of we passed major reforms that will not only put our next presidential nominee in the strongest position possible but will help us elect democrats up and down the ballots across the country these reforms will help grow our policy unite democrats and restore voters trust by making our twenty twenty nominating process the most inclusive and trans

you could see a difference in bernie sanders 2016 and 2020. i think you and bret helped bring it out of him, but he has confidence here. he has a feeling like this actually is his moment, and he is the front runner, right? joe biden is still dancing around the outside of the ring. he's in there and he acted like the front runner for the democratic nomination tonight and by the end, this crowd -- i mean, the energy in his room was electric. >> martha: they left him. no doubt about it. the toughest question for him, which we went at several different ways, is it all sounds wonderful to have all these things, but how are you going to pay for it? and he didn't really give us a definitive answer for that. he believes that the billionaires in the big corporations, as he puts it, can carry the load of all of this. >> chris: whatever you're proposing in the end, you will say our plan is so good, it's magical, and in the end it will be a balm for every wound and every eye shall be dried. of course are going to say it but on his energy and on what he wa

on the surface donald trump and bernie sanders seem like chalk and cheese polar opposites although trump has got to be defeated donald trump is a puff a logical lawyer really embarrassed a sauce every single day crazy bernie he's crazy is a bed bug but you know he doesn't quit crazy bernie i tell you i got to hand it to bertie sold out to the devil so here's a shock for you donald trump is genuinely concerned about bernie sanders especially his nomination by the democrats in two thousand and twenty the democratic national committee sometimes referred to as the d.n.c. is again working its magic in its quest to destroy crazy bernie saunders for the more traditional but not very bright sleepy joe biden here we go again but this time please show a little more anger and indignation when you get trump has good reason to be concerned back in two thousand and sixteen twelve percent of bernie sanders supporters turned against hillary clinton and they ended up voting for donald trump donald trump wouldn't be sitting in the oval office without them and new polls show that history could repeat itsel

the fact is that bernie sanders is an elitist. he has made all this money in a free market system that he always talks about in a very demeaning, poor way and he wants to pull up the ladder of success behind him so that other people can't do the same, and in the meantime, he wants to gain power through the government and make decisions for individuals who may want to do it themselves. stuart: matt schlapp, last word to you. >> look, the reason why the democrats have turned to socialism is because if you look at polls, stuart, over 50% or right around 50% of democrats around this country are comfortable with socialist policies. this is no accident. the reason why these dantcandid are running towards socialism is because democrats in america are starting to embrace it. that's a sad thing. stuart: yes, sir. thank you both very much for joining. appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> quick stock check. we are still sitting on a very modest gain, 30 points up. johnson & johnson, good sales numbers. the stock is up 3% -- $3, i should s

some of those people supported bernie sanders as well. to a lot of people, joe biden can speak to those economic concerns because of where he's from and how he grew up, but to a lot of people, including some republicans, they're going to point to him and his eight years in the obama administration as times when we didn't fully fix those problems. what's the response to that? >> i think the response is remembering what he and the president actually inherited. it wasn't as if they walked in the door and everything was peaceful or the economy was humming. they walked into a financial crisis, they walked into a time when the auto industry was about to go under, and so, you know, the thing that the american people know about joe biden is that he is for the working person. he is about building that middle class. and so for him it's not about some votes rising, it's about all votes rising. he has a track record that proves that he is about a strong economy, he is about jobs, and he has the track record to prove it. >> congresswoman, we're going

, but a 2020 bernie sanders, there is no chance. trump is extremely popular, and look at michigan, when he gave candidate --this when was the last republican who could go to michigan and draw 20,000 people? inrump comes to speak pennsylvania at hershey or something, he will drop 20,000 people. there are zero democrats that will be able to do that. is one person, and i would agree with your guests, conor lamb, he will be a great --ocrat frannie running mate great running mate for any democrat. host: thank you. guest: i think it is a little candidateay what granit would be great to run against donald trump, but he had said he would have had a harder time hillaryld it been clinton, so i am not sure where donald trump stands on a face-off with bernie sanders right now, but i think it is a little early to predict how democrats might fare not just in their primary but also even farther down the road against donald trump. host: there is a story online at politico.com. the headline "here is a trump campaign strategy that democrats are eager

last time the democratic primary was a bit of a circus with bernie sanders supporters declaring that the process was rigged against them there will be threatened bernie sanders supporters clashing in nevada angry bernie sanders supporters fighting over delegates in nevada tonight coming to represent a nasty few shaking up the democratic party now not every vote counts the same when it comes to nominating the democratic party's candidate the infamous super delegates appointed by party bigwigs have the ability to overturn the popular vote over four hundred of these superdelegates in their k. did their support for secretary clinton before everyone else was in the race but now the democratic party has changed the rules to make everything fair well sort of we passed major reforms that will not only put our next presidential nominee in the strongest position possible but will help us elect democrats up and down the ballot across the country these reforms will help grow our policy unite democrats and restore voters trust by making our twenty twenty nominating process. the most inclusive and

where by supporters of us presidential hopeful bernie sanders have launched an online campaign for him to be the democratic nominee in the twenty twenty election they warmed up otherwise they'll vote for donald trump here start to scale up and. on the surface donald trump and bernie sanders seem like chalk and cheese polar opposites although trump has got to be defeated donald trump is a puff a logical lawyer really embarrassing thoughts every single day crazy bernie he's crazy is a bed bug but you know he doesn't quit crazy bernie i tell you i got to hand it to for thirty sold out to the devil so here's a shock for you donald trump is genuinely concerned about bernie sanders especially his nomination by the democrats in two thousand and twenty the democratic national committee sometimes referred to as the d.n.c. is again working its magic in its quest to destroy crazy bernie saunders for the more traditional but not very bright sleepy joe biden here we go again but this time please show a little more anger and indignation when you get trump has good reason to be concerned back in two

republicans will not vote for bernie sanders. they might vote for somebody who is independent, centrist, and wants to restore a safe and confident in the promise of the country. heather: schultz's not formally announced his candidacy. shultz in the 2020 race, eric swalwell will announce his run next week on the late show with stephen colbert. he plans to run on a gun-control platform, will reportedly be joined by parkland school shootings survivor cameron can't ski. 17 other democrats are already running for president. here is an update. mick jagger is recovering after successful heart surgery. ♪ i can't get no ♪ satisfaction ♪ ♪ i can't get no ♪ satisfaction ♪ >> reporter: mick jagger is resting after having a damaged bowel replaced. they postpone the no filter tour due to jagger's health concerns. and giving mexico an ultimatum, and chaos at the border, the next guest patrolled his ranch wearing a bulletproof vest and a rifle and has been fighting cartels and illegal immigrants for decades. why he says it his duty t

bernie sanders at least now against trump. they don't think it's going to hold. at least now he looks like is he doing well. when they see that there is a freakout. you don't have to just believe me. look at the "new york times" today. but i'm telling you i have been speaking over the last couple weeks when these poll numbers come out showing bernie essentially in the lead in a very crowded field. there is no more establishment democrat on wall street than larry fink. he is always ban teed about to be treasury secretary. close to clinton very close to obama. >> neil: black rock. >> black rock ceo. he is saying point blank bernie sanders can win and that scarce the hell out of them. >> neil: as we follow numbers here and the dollar, among the candidates some of them have had eye popping numbers. collectively it's been about 80 million or so from the start amongst all of them. the president alone in just the latest 30 plus million dollars, 100 million already banked for race for which he is more prepared than any of them, even combined. and i'm just wondering if th

not bernie sanders loving the middle class. chance companies would love nothing more than to force mergers and acquisitions. wall street would love it. all the people at the top would make so much money from medicare for all. they want to dictate doctors being paid nothing. do you think doctors are going to work if they are not being paid, if they are going bankrupt? if the system is not sustainable not, medicare for all is not sustainable. any so-called fix to surprise bills is going to crash the system completely. host: what does that pipeline of people getting educations and becoming doctors look like? he is talking about the potential of what it might look like under a medicare for all program. guest: i am seeing more support from doctors than from any other part of the health care industry. doctors get paid different amounts depending on what kind of doctor they are and where they practice. what business relationship they are in. lots of doctors are making lots of money. lots of primary care doctors are not making lots of

you just heard bernie sanders criticizing bernie sanders on economic issues, trade issues. biden is on the corporate side, the wrong side. guess what, that is the same criticism plus a little crowd reference, listen to donald trump, president trump's campaign manager. >> the president has a -- you know, a following behind him is so much -- so much larger, incredible. i saw that real, is that like a real, i don't know what that, but i think it's even funny that he goes to pennsylvania, a place where his policies like nafta put more jobs in mexico than pennsylvania and for a guy who says he's with pennsylvania seems like he's pretty much their enemy. >> it is quite striking when you hearings you know, and, again, this is president trump will be the first to tell you if you're having a conversation about 2016, that he noticed bernie sanders tapping in on the trade stuff and noticed in the industrial states it's helped. >> this is both -- if everybody feels that they are running against biden at this point you'll hear the parallel argument against him, the peril of a primary wh

twenty twenty us presidential hopeful bernie sanders has lashed out at a think tank belonging to his own party has accused the center of american progress of stirring up infighting which is damaging the democrats' hopes of taking back the white house. other democratic candidates are running campaigns based on principles and ideas and nursing gaging in mudslinging or personal attacks on each other meanwhile the center for american progress is using its resources to smear the senate's a book senator warren and myself among others this is hardly the way to build unity or to win the general election the center for american progress promotes non left candidates within the democrats in two thousand and sixteen and through its weight behind hillary clinton presidential hopeful are involved from the libertarian party thinks the center as a stylish went through and throw. in all parties are going to see something tanks there are basically designed to promote the establishment values center for american progress certainly does that they're very cautious about pushing the agendas that are going

he makes a hell of a lot more sense than bernie sanders. the idea that people like the boston bomber brothers or dylann roof that he be allowed to cast a balance and cancel out the vote of law-abiding citizens in south carolina? it's just so appalling to me and so thoughtless of bernie sanders. i love the idea of redemption stories and a felon, someone out of prison and turning his life around or her life around and earning back their right to own a gun or their right to vote, i love those stories. every state has a process by which somebody can do that. but i also think that process of having to go through it, it reminds people how valuable those things are. >> martha: you pay your debt to society after essentially breaking the social contract, you have to put it back together again in your life and move on afterwards. i have think it's amazing given a second opportunity to answer that question about hardened criminals bernie sanders had the exact same answer and he is sticking by it. that's what happens in vermont. thanks to both of you.

bernie sanders did something last night that no other 2020 democrat has done yet. he appeared on a "fox news" town hall. he did not shy away from his agenda in front of the fox audience and he didn't pull any punches in the fox moderator either. take a look at this as he defends his medicare for all on fox. >> health care is not free. >> of course not you just said it was going to be free for everyone. >> it's going to be free at the point of when you use it, okay? if -- why are you so shocked by this? >> someone's going to pay? >> someone is going to pay. >> who is it? i'm just asking. >> we'll get through this together. >> it's a common question. we had so many email questions ask senator sanders how he is going to pay. >> fair enough. i got it. are people going to pay more in taxes? yes but at the end of the day the overwhelm majority of people are going to end up paying less for health care because they're not paying premiums, whole payments and deductibles. >> sanders' appearance is getting a lot of attention. president trump tweeted his opinion and referred t

senator bernie sanders unveils his expanded medicare for all plan. plus president trump is in texas as border patrol agents say in march they had the highest monthly total of apprehensions since 2007. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." but first william barr dropping a bombshell during a second day of testimony on capitol hill saying he thinks spying on the trump campaign did, in fact, occur and that it should be reviewed. here's what the attorney general told lawmakers. >> i think spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. the question is whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. i'm not suggesting that wasn't adequately predicated, but i need to ebbing phror that. i think it's my obligation. >> dana: catherine herridge has more on this story. opening possibly pandora's box for obama administration officials who have been waiting to figure out what is this report going to say. your thoughts? >> reporter: so, in 2015, the fbi opened what's called a counter intelligence investigation and that was the found

i'm not sure bernie sanders was expecting that. to say even people in prison should vote, that's a marker. >> that is a dramatic departure from any debate we've been having about criminal justice reform. florida passing the rights of felons to vote after they've left prison. that is becoming a consensus position within the democratic party and probably within the country. this marker bernie sanders headed out is a reminder of why he is a electoral risk for democrats in a general election. he is being principled, calling it like he sees it, but it is far outside the mainstream debate. >> the candidates after him had to respond to bernie sanders. it was interesting in the different ways they did it. kamala harris said, this is something we should study, which is a common refrain from her. pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana, said, i'm not so sure this is a good idea. >> he had a crisp no. when clarifying, it was about people who were currently in prison, and got applause for that. look, what we saw from the town halls la

on the surface donald trump and bernie sanders seem like chalk and cheese polar opposites although trump has got to be defeated donald trump is a puff a logical lawyer are you embarrassed a sauce every single day crazy bernie he's crazy is a bed bug but you know he doesn't quit crazy bernie i tell you i got to hear the difference bertie sold out to the devil so here's a shock for you donald trump is genuinely concerned about bernie sanders especially his nomination by the democrats in two thousand and twenty the democratic national committee sometimes referred to as the d.n.c. is again working its magic in its quest to destroy crazy bernie saunders for the more traditional but not very bright sleepy joe biden here we go again but this time please show a little more anger and indignation when you get trump has good reason to be concerned back in two thousand and sixteen twelve percent of bernie sanders supporters turned against hillary clinton and they ended up voting for donald trump donald trump wouldn't be sitting in the oval office without them and new polls show that history could re

good news for bernie sanders, who just keeps getting stronger. maybe pete up 14 percentage points, incredible, but joe biden down four percentage points before he even starts his race, elizabeth warren down, kamala harris down 4% and beto lost almost half his support. he's only at 3%. my goodness, basically the winners are bernie sanders and mayor pete and looks like the other 48 or 49 democrats in the field are not looking quite so strong right now. >> yeah, you're tempted to say this is a reflection of name recognition as much as anything else and some of these other candidates will start to rise as their profile increases, as the debates get going in june here on msnbc. it may be that bernie sanders really is the front-runner for now. that's a really interesting question for the democratic party, is that who they really want as their nominee? is that going to define the race even if he's not the nominee? we've seen the president going after socialism as the key defining phrase to use against democrats going into 2020. is that going what the de

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bernie sanders would get rid of obamacare, fix it. so i mean why seed that? why give that over to the democrats, that's how they won back the house in the mid-terms. >> that's right look the number one issue for the democrats was this idea of covering pre- existing conditions. i don't know any republicans who don't want to cover pre-existing conditions, so just look the voters in the eye and tell them here is how we cover it so i do agree with you we have to have practical solutions that work for people and ignoring it won't make our case better to the voters. >> liz: okay so you're in agreement that the republicans do need to step up and do something to help your side of the aisle, because the american people are saying you guys are punting on until after 2020. >> look i think the other thing that the administration needs to remember is that half of obamacare became law through administrative action by the hhs secretary and this team, under eric hargan and others at hhs have eliminated many of those bad policies so a lot of obamacare has been solved simply b

bernie sanders and the income inequality fighters. they only use income data from the irs and census.it does not count government and company benefits, jobless benefits, medicaid, medicare, social security, 401(k) on and on. what are your thoughts? >> you're absolutely right. and of course if you ignore all of those things then the society seems much more unequal than it really is. a couple in their 50s right now has $1 million in social security wealth. that is the value of social security benefits they will receive. add that into their other assets and we are a lot more equal than people think we are. elizabeth: that is a good point. by the way the lower and middle class own all half of income accounts be they say 9/10 minors are not born wealthy. they do not start life out on third base. what is your reaction to that? >> a normal worker making honest contributions to a 401(k) plan or ira throughout his work life, will be a millionaire at retirement. that is not that hard. elizabeth: they said there's a lot of income mobility in the

vermont bernie sanders presidential campaign. listen those two gentlemen at the top of the democratic heap right now, bernie and biden neither one of them super diverse field they have god, michael, for the first time in history, really. >> mike: yeah, i think wishes she would have been artful in the way she said it but i think her point was true. the parties whether democrats or republicans both need to reflect the country and the makeup of the country. i think that is one of the things democrats have been good and in this 2020 cycle making sure the candidates themselves and the staff reflect what the country looks like. and as i sit here come i can speak to that. >> shannon: in if you didn't hear the audio at the beginning of the sound bite in my opinion we don't need white people leading democratic party and then went on to talk about dive. listen, a lot of people today governor who are democrats not welcoming former vice president with open arms. justice democrats clear with a more progressive wing of the party say this in a

he should be, says bernie sanders. biden at 31, bernie sanders 21.4. combination between the two at 52%. they're getting most of the oxygen. >> absolutely. we'll see what happens once biden jumps in. you could see a bump or depression in support where people are saying actually there is a huge crowded diverse field here and this isn't what we want. bernie sanders has always had huge enthusiasm behind him. he did in 2016 as well. a lower threshold for him to get through because the way the delegates work now and moving up of the primary schedule. he has a chance. but the president wants to kick off 2020 because he likes to campaign. that's where he feels best and most powerful. i thought it was funny he goes after bernie about his taxes after we have the fight about seeing his own. he should probably refrain from that criticism. >> we're early in the campaign and saying it for several weeks. the president is looking at the polls and at the fundraising of these two candidates. they're both leading. he is right in that regard that at the moment they seem

forget about bernie sanders. we'll get back to him in a minute. gary, that is a messy number terms of it guidance. if you're saying we'll have profit 99 cents a share and now you're saying 55 cents a share, you don't have to be a math major to figure out that's not good. what do you make of it? >> frankly they're lucky we're in good market. would i expect the stock would be down eight to 10% on a number like this. it tells you they are paying a ton of money on kent tent and whatever buildout they will do across the world. the numbers they're paying people obscene. i'm jealous i'm not involved in that. i think that is what is doing the trick in here. of course going forward the competition we know what disney just announced this week. we know how disney's stock reacted. connell: right. >> netflix stock got hit but rallied up on an up grade. it is giving a bunch of that back. i can't wait to get neck deep in the numbers. certainly when you miss by half not a good thing. melissa: no, definitely. just to but in here for a second, everyone is reacting

that was 2020 bernie sanders, on fox news town hall last night, even though he made millions he says his rise to wealth is not the american dream. thank you for joining us, bernie sanders admits she is a millionaire, he still pays a fraction of 37% top rate he could be paying in taxes. >> 26% because of president trump's tax cuts why not say, i'm leading this revolution, i'm not going take this? >> i am -- i paid the taxes they owe. david: that stopped him a little bit, is it fair to hit bernie on his own taxes when he is always complaining about rich paying too little on theirs. >> 100%. i wish they would have hit him harder, a leader leads by example not force. before you are willing to force everyone else to pay higher taxes go ahead send in money to u.s. government, i don't care if you are bernie sanders, or warren buffett, the patriotic millionaires, if this is that important to you, you don't need government to require you to do it show leadership, send the money in, show us how effective that money is being put to use then we'll talk about it. david: mark? >> i think that is a

a glass house and that's exactly what bernie sanders has been doing. he has to release them, no question about it. i think he has a little bit of wiggle room though, stephanie. i think he can get away with slow rolling this until the first debate june 25th. by that time it's going to be everybody on bernie sanders if he does not release the returns. so he has until then. however i -- >> but by slow rolling it, we pay attention to it constantly. i haven't thought about elizabeth warren's taxes pretty much ever. >> exactly. it's become an issue because he hasn't released them. we start to think, what's the devil in the details in terms of him not releasing those tax returns. at the same time, it makes -- it distracts from the trump issue, our president who's been in office for close to three years now, we have yet to see his tax returns. so he's going to have to release them. the sooner he does it, the better. but i don't know, he's talking like he's not going to do it for a while. >> eddie, are other democrats running, betting, banking on the devil in t

. >> senator bernie sanders! [ cheers and applause ] >> and there you have it. senator bernie sanders, democratic presidential candidate, fiery speech there and right now reverend al sharpton will ask him just a couple of questions, but just to recap what we heard there, we'll bring in jonathan allen and craig melvin here, by the way, from new york city headquarters here. we will start with democrats making their pitch to voters in new york. just heard senator sanders wrap up in the national action convention in washington at this hour we will hear from joe biden, as well, live for the first time since several women accused him of behavior that made him uncomfortable and that's the right side of your screen. >> ali vitale is at that action network conference in new york. mike is also with us and so is donna edward, former maryland congresswoman and nbc news national political reporter jonathan allen, as well. i'll start with you, ali. how did the speech play in the room, as they say? >> reporter: so, craig, i've been here for the past two days and i have to say

but look at bernie sanders wheelhouse. you put joe biden against bernie sanders, young people, under 20, under 45, biden 31 and sanders 19. liberals and these should be bernie sanders and joe biden 32 to 19 for sanders. and race, people of color. joe biden wins 50% to 14% for people of color. it goes without saying, it is early. and 64% in the poll also said they could change their mind. >> but at the moment, i had to guess on yesterday and susan referred to this as a septemberu jen arian knife. >> correct. >> and that is not all he has on his mind. yesterday the president went on a twitter storm talking about joe biden, joe biden. we've discussed as four days in the general election it is between these two >> right. there is no question as a republican said to me this morning, joe biden is living in donald trump's brain rent free. he is obsessed with him. and i think also, it is not just the numbers, but that endorsement from the firefighters, donald trump sees firefighters, police -- >> military -- >> these are his guys.

i'm also not bernie sanders.ai bernie sanders is out there like, oh, people who make this money -- the same amount he makes -- should pay their fair share. i asked him, why isn't he paying his fair share, 70%, the tax rate you cited? and you said who would do that voluntarily? >> because that is not the law! oh, come on, tucker. this is a joke. .1% -- lobbying congress, so they don't have to pay taxes, which is why allav roads are a mess, infrastructure is a mess, schools aren't functioning. >> tucker: i couldn't agree more. i couldn't agree more.ou i agree with every word you are saying. >> why not funding that -- >> tucker: i agree with every word you are saying. >> we need to make this about -- he makes it about the most elite not exploiting workers so they don't have to pay taxes. >> tucker: i'm going to give you one last chance, super quick.ve why doesn't anybody, whoever espouses these tax rates, ever i'll entirely pay them? >> because that is not how our government functions. where do you send that, the irs? that's not how it works. >> tucker: people do that. >> who does that? i

chris bernie sanders did what we been saying on the show. a lot of democratic candidates should be doing. don't run away from fox news, go to fox news. get your message out on fox news. and hold town hall meetings there. >> we love brett baier and martha, their great, good journalists along with others fox has some good people. >> joining us now, sarah fisher, reporter for axios. despite the banner fox holding presidential debates, amy klobuchar will do on, beto o'rourke and others want to be on. could this be related aside from the way bernie was treated to the fact that you have people watched the highest ratings for any town hall this year? >> yes. and also could be related to the fact that the two and have people -- two and half million people may be persuadable. >> democrats are now more interested in running for president coming on fox news made the front page but couldn't resist a couple of lines like this. our there's the part of the view the network as an ideological menace? or a prop for many liberal voters view as a mouthpiece for

and i think that's what bernie sanders is playing into. as you alluded to, president trump hasn't rolled out a specific plan but he's doing things about bringing transparency into the system which is going to drive down the cost of health care unlike the aca which was impacting the finance system. elizabeth: president trump has tweeted about what democrat studies and analysts have admitted. the cost of obamacare is going up. far too high, the dedublght blg ovedeductibleover 7 thoirks. what i7,000.what is the republin whanchts the trump administration started doing is laying out ground work, infusing transparency into the system, targeting prescription drugs. these are the things that are driving the costs of health care. the affor affordable care act fd on insurance. one is just a credit card. we need to drive down the cost of the goods and services. if we do that, the insurance will come down too. elizabeth: you know within whenever a new government plan is rolled out, fraud immediately steps in that's what happened with medicare, medicai

bernie sanders follows the trump 2016 map. cory booker launches a new tour. >>> i'm not running to be president for anyone. if i thought of myself just in terms of identity lanes, it would be a lonely place. if we get identity right, it can be a source of solidarity with people whose identity is different. difficuvisive politics is what' being practiced by the white house today, using race to divide us within the middle and working class. we've got to turn the page from that. >> back to 2020 in a bit. we begin with the president's immigration obsession and the numbers behind his anger. just about every day this past week another stunning headline, beginning with the white house purge of the department of homeland security that began last sunday. four gone, two more out of favor in the white house. accounts of the president to close parts of the border or asking to reinstate his abandoned edict to separate families caught crossing illegally. after his aides spent the day saying your sources are wrong, the president is discussin

let's talk about bernie sanders. bernie sanders known to occasionally his supporters behind-the-scenes throw sharp elbows and not so behind-the-scenes. the sanders campaign put out a press release based on biden's fundraiser last night with the comcast executive. this is what it said. it's a big day in the democratic primary and we're hoping to end it strong not with a fundraiser in the home of a corporate lobbyist but with an overwhelming number of individual donations in response to today's news. i thought it was interesting not even 24 hours in the sanders campaign officially decided to throw a bit of a hay make there are. >> classic bernie sanders always on message. he's a bit of a fighter as well. this is one of his issues, right, that the millionaires and billionaires control too much of politics. he wants to highlight what he thinks is a direction that the democratic party shouldn't go in, being cozy in this case with someone who is with a corporation as biden did. listen, this is the way that biden is going t

last time the democratic primary was a bit of a circus with bernie sanders supporters declaring that the process was rigged against them there will be threatened bernie sanders supporters clashing in nevada angry bernie sanders supporters fighting over delegates in nevada tonight coming to represent a nasty few shaking up the democratic party now not every vote counts the same when it comes to nominating the democratic party's candidate the infamous super delegates appointed by party bigwigs have the ability to overturn the popular vote over four hundred of these superdelegates in their k. did their support for secretary clinton before everyone else was in the race but now the democratic party has changed the rules to make everything fair well sort of we passed major reforms that will not only put on next presidential nominee in the strongest position possible but will help us elect democrats up and down the ballot across the country these reforms will help grow our policy unites democrats and restore voters trust by making our twenty twenty nominating process the most inclusive and

bernie sanders getting heat from democrats because he is doing well. will they do the same thing again they did last time? >> steve: it looks like it. a stock bernie movement and they've learned nothing from 2016. they will try to stop him because they think that people still want the establishment but they don't periods people want and outside for shake things up bernie's policy will shake things up. but the worst and insider can do is rigged the race all over again because that will infuriate bernie's crowd. they are pretty big. >> shannon: what they are pretty big and i can see it going to the convention may be. steve, thank you very much. we will have more stories. stick around. moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. and how many patients saw clear or almost clear skin in just 4 months - the kind of clearance that can last. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. numbers are great. and seeing clearer skin is pretty awesome, too. that's what