bernie sanders won! [cheers and applause] yeah. but not as much as hillary clinton. - so as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa. - what iowa has begun tonight is a political revolution. [cheers and applause] whoo! - watch out, people. party bernie is on the loose. so it was technically tied. but in the end, hillary was narrowly awarded the win. and i mean really, really narrowly. it was so close in several precincts, here's how they had to decide the winner. - in half a dozen precincts, the winner had to be determined by a coin toss. - tails. - tails. - yes! - hillary. - hillary clinton. [cheering] [laughter] - bernie was right. i guess money does decide elections. thanks for tnorfolk!around and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. our food was pr

- it is not bernie sanders. there is a movement. bernie sanders is the leader of that movement. what that movement is about is a different america. not just from the donald trump america, but a different america from the democrats, traditional democrats view of america. this nation is in a revolutionary mode. bernie sanders is one wing and donald trump is the other. ultimately, it was a clarifying election because what has happened with the democrats -- i will set aside the caliphate is myature because it bias. they actually try to do the right thing, usually. in america, the democrats have had every chance to do so much for this country. we should have single payer this country, which would help every person in this country. we should have had trade policies that created jobs across this country. instead, i mean, and there's all myriad of things -- public education, all of the things that bernie has been talking about. we have been on the case -- we have been on the journey with bernie for a year and a half. wh

it is not bernie sanders. there is a movement. bernie sanders is the leader of that movement. what that movement is about is a different america. not just from the donald trump america, but a different america from the democrats, traditional democrats view of america. this nation is in a revolutionary mode. bernie sanders is one wing and donald trump is the other. ultimately, it was a clarifying election because what has happened with the democrats -- i will set aside the caliphate is myature because it bias. they actually try to do the right thing, usually. in america, the democrats have had every chance to do so much for this country. we should have single payer this country, which would help every person in this country. we should have had trade policies that created jobs across this country. instead, i mean, and there's all myriad of things -- public education, all of the things that bernie has been talking about. we have been on the case -- we have been on the journey with bernie for a year and a half. wh

what do you see his bernie sanders role? we just watched them standing outside the white house giving this speech. >> is a political and thought leader for tens of millions of americans. i think he is speaking the truth to the public, and that is what the public resonated. we also know he would have the donald trump annalee had he been in the general elections versus trump. he is a very, very important figure in america. when he speaks, people are listening because he is wreaking the truth. amy: i want to turn to a clip, a federal judge in eugene, oregon has just ruled that 21 young americans can proceed to trial in a suit against the obama administration. the suit alleges that the government has not about climate change for decades, but failed to address it, denying these children and teenagers their right to a safe future. spokeear, democracy now! to a 15-year-old seattle resident and a member of earth aardians rising youth for sustainable use. he is one of the plaintiffs in the landmark lawsuit filed by our children's tru

different than bernie sanders who you just had on the show. we don't want to consolidate power in the washington bureaucrat. we think american families better understand how to run their lives and to lift the load of government off their backs. let them run their businesses and their family and spend their money the best way they know how. the democratic idea -- union shut down. union jobs build. keystone pipeline. you've taken wage increases away because of all of the global warming regulation that's come on our small manufacturing businesses or the cost increases in health care. all of these things have devastated the american middle class. middle income folks. we want to make it better, improve that opportunity, improve those wages. i think mr. trump and mr. ryan as a leader in the congress can work together to get that agenda accomplished. there are big things we can do. we need to bring democrats in as well, wolf. we saw what happened when barack obama won and had ultimate power in 2008 and they didn't bring republicans in. i think you ge

today bernie sanders was in town.... urging nevadans to vote a straight blue ticket with hillary clinton and catherine cortez masto. i'm faith tanner. thanks for joining us. fox5's abby theodros was at his rally today. she joins us with more on the senator's message and the crowd's response todays rally comes on the heels of f-b-i director james comey telling congress that theyve reviewed clinton's emails and dont think she should be charged. senator sanders didnt mention it...but instead he focused on picking a candidate that would help move the country forward 14:35:23:03 bernie sanders it is not a personality contest. keeping things brutally honest - senator bernie sanders made it clear to a crowd of las vegans - that he recognizes the options this election - arent ideal. 12-18 14:34:38:02 im more than aware that for a lot of reasons people dont like donald trump and they dont like hilary clinton. fine. but we've got to get beyond personality. thats exactly why the former presidential candidate is stumping for secreta

the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders? i mean how can bernie sanders sit quietly, learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the current democratic national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up and saying, she needs to resign? where are all of the sanders' supporters? these people just got mug by the clinton machine, and they're all passive. i don't see any fight on the left to say, how come these things are being allowed to happen. it is a remarkable collapse on the left at a time when the evidence is overwhelming that the nomination was stolen from them. >> all right. mr. speaker, let me just switch topics a little bit. i want to go to the polls. you said something on this show last night that i think surprised a lot of people, myself included. and that is i said, okay, if donald trump wins north carolina, poll had him up seven today for example. it is a must-win state from my perspective for don

nermeen: bernie sanders issued this statement on trump's election. people are tired of working longer hours for lower wages, of seeing decent paying jobs go to china, and other low-wage countries, billionaire stopping any federal income taxes, and not being able to afford a college education for their kids. all while the very rich become much richer. senator bernie sanders, who opposed hillary clinton in the democratic primary went on to say -- "to the degree mr. trump is serious about pursuing policies that improve the lives of working families in this country, i, and other progressives, are prepared to work with him to the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-varmint policies, we will vigorously oppose him." that is a statement from bernie sanders stop glenn greenwald, many have said that if sanders have been the democratic presidential candidate, then perhaps trump would not have won the election. >> right. so that is the counter fact that none of us can know for certain. what i do know for certain and what i wrote about in m

' supporters who say i was supporting bernie sanders but when he dropped out i'm not supporting donald trump. how does that connect? >> well, it connects in the sense that important reality in this country today that media has missed and that many politicians have missed is that a lot of people are in a lot of pain. we have a middle class which is in decline. you have roughly half of older workers, maybe half who have nothing in the bank as they move into retirement. they are scared to death. you have elderly people cutting prescription in tools, you have moms out there who can't afford child care for their kids. you've got kids graduating college today 450, hundred thousand dollars a debt making 12 bucks an hour and can't pay off. that's a reality that the media missed and most politicians have missed. it's not a reality that i have missed and throughout my entire political career that's what i've been talking about that there's something fundamentally wrong when in the richest country in the history ostled world, which is where we are today, the middle class continues to decline. it'

you talk about the bernie sanders supporters. bernie sanders was calling for and still is calling for a political revolution in the democratic party instead of bernie sanders dominated for president and somebody who is part of the political establishment. that has been a hard adjustment. >> sure, but bernie sanders as you said in the clip you played understands what is at stake. the differences between donald trump and hillary clinton are unbelievably big. bernie sanders understands we can't have a president like donald trump who believes global warming is a hoax by the chinese. they need to make obamacare that extended health care work better for people. these are the big ideas that separate trump and hillary clinton. bernie knows what's at stake and that's why he is campaigning so vigorously for her. >> one of the top guys from the campaign. thanks if are revisiting it. >> where they are now with the review. her e changed husband anthony wiener. battle ground arizona. >> new voters will make the difference. people thought of ar

bernie sanders touching on so many issues from minimum wage to health care. a crowd packed auditorium at central phoenix high school and certainly brought the much needed energy. >> senator bernie sanders! [cheers and applause] >> the crowd couldn't have been any louder. hundreds packing phoenix central high gymnasium and going wild as they get ready to hear from another bernie sanders. hillary will win if the voter turnout is high. she will lose if the voter turnout is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history! >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's eve

amy: bernie sanders offers democrats a reality check about party politics and a plan to better connect with the middle class and nancy pelosi faces a challenge for his leadership in the house. joining us, matea gold of the "washington post," joshua green of bloomberg politics, ashley fox of "the new york times" and -- ashley parker of thetimes and kristina peterson of the "wall street journal." >> this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- additional funding the provide i -- provided by the x.q. institute, newman's own foundation, donating all proceeds to charity and nourishing the common good. the ford foundation, the ethics excellence and journalism foundation. the ewen foundation, committed to bridging communities and the cooperation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once begin from washington, amy walker. amy: good evening. imagine that thanksgiving dinner for many americans included a political food fight of sorts about the election. tonight we're going to use our indoor voices to talk about the new normal

they were joined by former presidential bernie sanders: (bernie sanders) we are not going to allow a pipeline to endanger clean water that million of people depend upon. thousands across the country joined in the 'day of action' -- from st. paul ... to columbus... construction on the pipeline stopped -- and the path re-routed. the roughly 12-hundred mile pipeline will carry crude oil from the bakken oil field to illinois... most of it has already been built except for a part in north dakota - where native americans from the standing rock reservation say the pipeline would cut through sacred land and contaminate their drinking water. near the pipeline tuesday... protesters blocked a railroad native americans at standing rock to show his support: (kennedy) "i think they have a lot of courage, i think they're standing up for america, they're standing up for american democracy; they're standing up in the face of a bully. (sot casey camp-hornik/from arizona) unity that has not existed in a long time is surging to the forefront, and the allies are growing, and this movement is growing. ene

host: senator bernie sanders, "our revolution: a future to beleive in". years the cover of the book and in a little over an hour senator sanders will be live on book tv. coming up next: program with retired general andrew bacevich whose book is about the middle east and america's wars in the middle east and that's coming up in just >>few minutes. >> here's a look at this year's winners of the national book award. nonfiction award for history of racism in america stance from the beginning and representative john lewis and andrew aydin won the young people's literature award for the third installment of the settled full rights of movement. >> book tv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you appeared tweet us, twitter.com. /book tv or post a comment on her facebook page, facebook.com. /book tv. >> after the recent presidential election the "new york times" suggested six books to help understand auto trumps went. first, the unwinding in which new yorker staff writer george packer argues that people across the country has suffered at the hands o

bernie sanders is in iowa. remember his showing in iowa was huge, and now he is standing behind a lectern with hillary clinton's banner stronger together as sanders tries to harvest voters for his one-time democratic rival. our rich edson back once again. hi, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon. bernie sanders will try to convince supporters to vote for hillary clinton and thus far at this event. it's off to a rough start. we'll explain coming up. of a different drummer... beat i say, i just dance. be up for anything with boost. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and i'm just getting warmed up. boost. be up for it. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. yeah...r when you said that men are superior drivers? yeah, then how'd i'd get this... allstate safe driving bonus check? ... only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're acc

<<bernie sanders it is not a personality contest. keeping things brutally honest - senator bernie sanders made it clear to a crowd of las vegans - that he recognizes the options this election - arent ideal. im more than aware that for a lot of reasons people dont like donald trump and they dont like hilary clinton. fine. but we've got to get beyond personality. thats exactly why the former presidential candidate is stumping for secretary clinton ahead of election day... in these difficult going to bring us together not divide us up sanders touched on his signature issues including climate change, corporate oversight and income inequality. all issues he says will be in better hands with a clinton administration. fox5 talked to some of the voters in the crowd many of whom were sanders supporters during the february caucus irma varela, las vegas: it was a bit disappointing but hillary is a strong candidate also so i think they will work together well and we should support together and work together others were "with her" from the start

this poor issues by bernie sanders with. trump was right, they totally screwed bernie sanders. your reaction. >> first of all, the surprise here is not clinton. clinton is corrupt. there's no reason to believe that clinton is going to do anything that involves reforming anything. the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders. how can bernie sanders sit quietly learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up saying, she needs to resign? and where are all of the sanders supporters. these people just got mugged by the clinton machine on they're all passive. i don't see anything fight on the left to say how come these things are being allowed to happen. it's a remarkable collapse on the left at a time when the evidence is overwhelming that the nomination was stolen from them. >> all right. mr. speaker, let me switch topics a little bit. i want to go to the polls. you said something on this show last night that

special, senator bernie sanders for the hour. in one of his most extensive broadcast interview since the election, sanders talks to democracy now! about donald trump, the future of the democratic party, the death of fidel castro, and his message to supporters. sen. sanders: nobody in this room or in this country has a right to say, "i give up." on the other hand, you have to jump in and start fighting. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in syria, government forces aided by kurdish troops launched a major ground offensive and seized control of northeast aleppo monday from the rebels. the offensive appears to be a major turning point in the war, with the syrian government now poised to retake control of all of aleppo, which was once syria's largest city and its commercial center. the u.n. humanitarian envoy said as many a 16,000 people have fled eastern aleppo in recent days amid the offensive and heavy bombing. anti-government activist zaher al

bernie sanders making an appearance tod here at phoenix central high school. he when over topics of society issues, health care along with minimum wage, everything that really got this crowd rallied. they filled the gymnasium here to hear him speak. >> senator bernie sanders! >>> crowd packed phoenix central high gymnasium going wild as sanders to the stage. in two days america will elect a new president. bernie in arizona today to urge this crowd to go with hillary clinton. >> our job, your job is to make sure that on election night hillary clinton is the winner. >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue. some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they've got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders -- >> and today we tell those billionaires, we will fight to retain the democracy. >> sanders also taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's event with what the

bernie sanders a house cat? >> he was because he ran against the corruption of the clinton machine of dynastic politics of everything that she represented, and yet, when she beat him in the rigged primaries, he all of a sudden became one of most powerful surrogates. >> you've got former republican opponents of donald trump coming to kiss his ring. it's the same thing. the party co lesses around -- >> i don't think they would accuse some of them as having principles. the whole appeal of bernie is he's a man of principle. he says what he thinks no matter what you think of it. >> i think bernie sanders has not had his last day and i actually think when you talk about the democratic party coalescing and trying to come around something, look for people like bernie sanders who says i am absolutely apoplectic over the fact that we haven't addressed the working class issues, do i have a high enough wage, do i have a mortgage i can afford, do i have a job. i think that's all great. >> bernie sanders is 73 but we're not i

other showing up just to hear bernie sanders in what he has to say. a lot of concern tonight about which way colorado is going to swing. >> it's just important that everyone gets what's right. >> a line of people eager to hear what really sanders has to say just a few days before the election. >> i'm actually struggling with my presidential decision. >> somme, have yet to cast their vote. >> there is a lot of anxiety this year. >> i went ahead and build everything out -- >> i wanted to get done. these election is extremely important to me. >> once inside, they heard from the event star speaker -- >> we have an election of a norm days. >> bernie sanders and pressing upon them the importance of showing up at the polls. >> colorado is a battleground state and hillary clinton could win the state by a few boats or lose it by a few boats. the electoral votes of colorado could be the difference up who becomes the next president of the united states. >> bernie sanders bringing energy to a crowd somewhat concerned with how the chips may fall. >> there is a lot

sanders, that's exactly who bernie sanders -- >> why did she lose to trump? >> we're saying the same thing, charlie. i love when you get in a bundle about our agreement. >> love, love, love, love, love. i want to bring adam in to this. adam, what do you think? >> i don't know. the image of his undies in a bundle, it's hard to move past that. >> she brought it up, adam, don't -- >> this is quite appropriately about rhetoric. i mean, i also thought that line was great, neil, these people take showers after work. he's saying we're not talking to those people. it's hard to argue with him. he's completely wrig lly right. this is what's great about elections in a democracy. >> do you think nancy pelosi has failed? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> she lost seats, yes, of course. >> okay. charles payne. >> i think to kennedy's point almost everyone's saying the same thing. >> the undies? >> it's not rhetoric. it's solutions. >> right. >> people have frustrations, particul particularly white working class people became an unseen minority in their country, th

this tulcy gaber, an ally of bernie sanders, an independent thinker. what do we know about this meeting? >> what's interesting about this is that you have some democrats saying, is there common ground we can find with him? >> i'm sorry, we're going to take our audience to san antonio, texas. there's a manhunt going on right now for an individual, police say shot ambush style shot and attacked an officer with a traffic citation. let's listen in. >> the suspect is described as a black male in his 20s and thin build, 5'8" to 5'10" with a goatee. the vehicle is a 2009 to 2012 black mitsubishi gallant with rims and could compromise the murderer of the arrested. and forgive me if i can't release the information and let it drop right there. we continue to ask our partners in the public for their assistance in identifying the suspect. if you have any information, please call police at 9-1-1 or crime stoppers at 224-stop. our state and federal law enforcement partners are working with us to aggressively investigate this case and we will continue that without st

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. and other progressives need to be at the forefront if they want to hold on to the democratic party. i voted green because i could not vote for clinton. i wasn't going to vote for trump. now i am try to figure out if i have any faith left in the party to fight for the next four years. it is very frustrating. i am at my inns which with this. i don't think they realize it i'm 36 years old. i don't think they realize, the people that have been allowing them to hold onto power are older than me. they are getting older. the voting block in which i belong to is larger. so they need to be thinking about us. host: how old are you? caller: i am 35. host: you want to see younger leadership. does that include nancy pelosi? until 2002.had that is how long she held the position. it is time for her to go. partyy claim to love the the way they do, they will step aside. it has taken flight and it is time for it to launch its wings and fly. host: let me just update you on what is going to happen. democ

you have bernie sanders who is 75 years old and elizabeth warren who is 67 years old. this is very old leadership. if you look on the house side of things, nancy pelosi is in the fight of her left life, being challenged by tim ryan who basically is coming out of ohio saying we need to focus on the white working class voter. right now the democrats couldn't tell you who is going to win this match. it looks as though the party is going to go more progressive and if that is the case, good luck to them. hillary clinton -- >> how do they go more progressive when you pointed out barack obama brought the country left, bernie sanders far left and they got a can of whoop ass open on them. >> she lost by the working class voters and she, being hillary clinton, also lost the obama coalition particularly among hispanic voters and among african-americans. if you want to focus on that and bring out the trend there in certain areas like north carolina for example, shen obviously she would have won that state. clearly his electoral vote was pretty large and she couldn't pinpoint a rea

bernie sanders. >> that's right. >> took away stuff. >> the system from the start against bernie sanders. >> and actually, say reflecting -- >> the democratic party, we have to take over progressives. have to take over this party immediately. when i hear god bless them, howard dean, we love him, but you either are going to go forward into the future or backward. that is backward. >> and next for you, the ghost of brnernie sanders. why the fight continues to loom over the general election today. this has demonstrators taking to the street, making their vote against trump heard loud and clear outside the president-elect's manhattan home. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. . >>> we are back with more of "morning joe," an important role bernie sanders played. >> the ghost of bernie sanders was hanging over this conversation. >> yes. >> bernie was a populist who wasn't an authoritarian. >> they wanted him. >> a populist who heard everything you're talking

arizona congressman trent franks weighing in today on bernie sanders visit. the republican sent a statement saying, quote, bernie sanders spending the final hours of his campaign trying to manufacture enthusiasm for hillary clinton but arizonans aren't buying it. voters have heard donald trump's message and ready for change. >> john mccain is attempting several rallie tomorrow. the camp for the long time republican senator calling tomorrow's events rally mccain is set to start his morning at 9:15 at the gopher hole at the weatherford hotel in flagstaff and followed by a noon appearance at his tucson campaign office. and then it's on to the patio in yuma for a 3:00 p.m. rally. mccain is ending his day with a 6:15 campaign stop at the prescott courthouse. >>> we asked arizona secretary of state michelle rayingen to clear up what you can and can't do at the voting polls your polling location. you are allowed to bring your cell phone fooz the booth and allowed to pull out your phone and maybe research some of the candidates or issues on the ballot. as for taking

we're back with our friend bernie sanders. senator sanders, you have a new book which is out tomorrow called "our revolution." now that the results of the election are in, any thoughts about changing the title of the book? >> now more than ever our revolution! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you say, on page 4 here, i ended this campaign far more optimistic about the future began. do you still feel that way? >> i do. >> stephen: okay. i spoke in 46 states in this country and what i saw was incredible. i saw so many beautiful people. this is from my heart. especially young people. black, white, latino, asian-american, native american, incredibly beautiful people who want to make this country into the country that we know it can become, not oy out prejudice but create an economy that works for all of us and not just the 1%. they inspired me. they inspired me today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, after the 2012 loss of mitt romney to barack obama, the republicans commissioned what was called loosely "the autopsy" o

on the same side, you have bernie sanders with hillary clinton in the key state of north carolina. president obama has not just one but two events in florida today, including one this hour in jacksonville. we'll keep you posted on that the big event thus far, we just saw it, the solo appearance of melania trump on the campaign trail. i played a snippet of her in a suburb called berwyn just outside of philadelphia. >> love for this country is something we immediately shared when i met donald. he love this is country and knows how to get things done, not just talk. he certainly knows how to shake things up, doesn't he? [ cheers and applause ] >> take note -- where the presidential candidates themselves will soon be -- north carolina. trump will be in the west in the city of concord shortly clinton in the east in winterville. let's turn to phil mattingly in raleigh where hillary clinton will be tonight with senator bernie sanders and pharrell, as one does. phil mattingly, why the focus on north carolina. >> if you look at all of the possibilities donald trump has to get to the white h

. >> went after bernie sanders. surprise, hillary clinton was up double digits and bernie sanders ends up pulling out win. it lines up with donald trump and his message on the economy. i say that or pennsylvania is the likeliest blue state to go. sandra: julie, in the final days, the fox news desk calling lean republican on arizona, chaining in final days. iowa changing to republican. in final days some tossups going to trump. >> arizona was a stretch. wait for 2020, when arizona comes a true purple state the way virginia has. georgia follows in 2024. because of shifting demographics. iowa is the state most likely to flip from what obama did four years ago. iowa seems trending this much in his direction. that is helpful. i'm skeptical for pennsylvania. >> elusive for every republican. >> skeptical about michigan, same demographic. cities like flint, cities like detroit will carry her over the top. he has opportunities in places like iowa, which much more aligned demographically where his support is. he is coalesced

bernie sanders a house cat? >> he was because he ran against the corruption of the clinton machine of dynastic politics of everything that she represented, and yet, when she beat him in the rigged primaries, he all of a sudden became one of her most powerful surrogates. >> you've got former republican opponents of donald trump coming to kiss his ring. it's the same thing. the party co lesses around -- >> i don't think they would accuse some of them as having principles. the whole appeal of bernie is he's a man of principle. he says what he thinks no matter what you think of it. >> i think bernie sanders has not had his last day and i actually think when you talk about the democratic party coalescing and trying to come around something, look for people like bernie sanders who says i am absolutely apoplectic over the fact that we haven't addressed the working class issues, do i have a high enough wage, do i have a mortgage i can afford, do i have a job. i think that's all great. >> bernie sanders is 73 but we're n

i think bernie sanders has been very bernie-esk in the way he's handled it. he's showing loyalty toward hillary clinton but saying what he thinks which is i would have won and she lost in part because she was too close to wall street. as everyone unpack what she did. the server was a huge political problem because of comey's role but her speeches and her fund-raising, she spent so much summer and into fall going to fundraisers and sanders points that symbolically and practically as a big reason why. >> and speeches taking $200,000. we don't know if we're talking about hillary clinton or rudy giuliani here. mike, i got to tell you, i think the server and speeches, which i remember saying early on and to deaf ears, had a huge impact on the little guy who would hear this stuff and, go -- i say the little guy. most americans at this point. like that doesn't -- how does that jive? >> it reaffirmed the choice this was a change election and she represented status quo and people wanted change. i think democrats who are in transition here have wandered into a cul-de-s

bernie sanders touching on so many issues from minimum wage to health care. a crowd packed auditorium at central phoenix high school and certainly brought the much needed energy. >> senator bernie sanders! [cheers and applause] >> the crowd couldn't have been any louder. high gymnasium and going wild as they get ready to hear from another bernie sanders. >> and the way i see it is hillary will win if the voter turnout is high. she will lose if the voter turnout is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history! >> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by billionaires. >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's ren

special, senator bernie sanders for the hour. in one of his most extensive broadcast interview since the election, sanders talks to democracy now! about donald trump, the future of the democratic party, the death of fidel castro, and his message to supporters. sen. sanders: nobody in this room or in this country has a right to say, "i give up." on the other hand, you have to jump in and start fighting. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in syria, government forces aided by kurdish troops launched a major ground offensive and seizeded control of f northeast aleppo monday from t the rebels. the offensive appears to be a major turning point t in the wa, with the syrian government now poised to reretake control of al of aleppo, which was o once syria'a's largest city and its commercial center. the u.n. humanitarian envoy said as many a 16,000 people have fled eastern aleppo in recent days amid the offensive and heavy bombing. anti-government activ

'r bernie sanders. senator sanders, you have a new book which is out tomorrow called "our revolution." now that the results of the election are in, any thoughts about changing the title of the book? >> now more than ever our revolution! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you say, on page 4 here, i ended this campaign far more optimistic about the future >> i do. >> stephen: okay. i spoke in 46 states in this country and what i saw was incredible. i saw so many beautiful people. this is from my heart. especially young people. black, white, latino, asian-american, native american, incredibly beautiful people who want to make this country into the country that we know it can become, not only trying to wipe out prejudice bure economy that works for all of us and not just the 1%. they inspired me. they inspired me today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, after the 2012 loss of mitt romney to barack obama, the republicans commissioned what was called loosely "the autopsy" of the republican party, wha

sanders, joining me now is the bernie sanders campaign manager. jeff, great to see you. >> nice to be here again. >> he had adulation everywhere, sellout. he's in this prime' now and hillary clinton is as dejected and discouraged after suffering a terrible defeat. what went wrong for the democrats this year? >> well, look, adrian, i think it's not just this year. i this we've seen a pattern. since 2010 we lost seats. there is a growing disconnect between the establishment and growing party along the country side, there was a disrespect between the voters and republican voters picked donald trump and so many democratic voters and independent voters chose bernie sanders. i think the democratic party has to reorient itself to reconnecting with the voters that it wants to represent. >> and he's now been named by chuck schumer to be a part of the leadership. they expanded it to be ten senators. he is in charge of outreach. what does that mean? does he get staff? any money? >> i think we have to see that. i haven't spoken to him specifically about this.

a new era for the party electing elizabeth sanders and bernie sanders to key roles. they tout a stronger foundation fir democrats. >> our whole leadership team is emblematic of that. >> democrats facing two years in the minority in washington and how they plan to take on a trump administration. that's latter. we begin with the top story. reports that the trump transition team is in turmoil days after ousting transition chairman chris christie. the president-elect made two appointment, the public eager to see who else he might name next. normal transitions are running behind schedule. the top adviser kellyanne conway are invest sifting they are right on track. >> you don't form a federal government overnight and these are serious points and serious considerations and i was reading politico earlier and noticed that we are pretty much on track to where other administrations have been. definitely internal low in terms of vetting candidates and going through and interviewing different people. that will continue. it's not the kind of thing to rush through. >> new details o

and bernie sanders trying to recruit those folks across party lines that backed him. more bernie sanders buttons out here than hillary and interesting to see how it shapes up closer to the finish line and of course, he will be talking about one of the propositions on the battle for colorado care, a state run singer payer health care system. >> robert, thank you, terrific reporting there. thanks again. president obama getting testy with a trump protester at a hillary rally and also getting mad at supporters who were creating an uproar. this happened in north carolina. let's take a look. >> now, listen up i'm serious, listen up. you've got an older gentleman who is supporting his candidate. he's not doing nothing. you don't have to worry about him. this is what i mean about folks not being focused. first of all, first of all, we -- hold up! hold up! first of all, we live in a country that respects free speech, so second of all, it looks like maybe he might have served in our military and we ought to respect that. third of all, he was elderly and we've got to respect our

we're back with our friend bernie sanders. senator sanders, you have a new book which is out tomorrow called "our revolution." now that the results of the election are in, any thoughts about changing the title of the book? >> now more than ever our revolution! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you say, on page 4 here, i ended this campaign far of our country than when i began. do you still feel that way? >> i do. >> stephen: okay. i spoke in 46 states in this country and what i saw was incredible. i saw so many beautiful people. this is from my heart. especially young people. black, white, latino, asian-american, native american, incredibly beautiful people who want to make this country into the country that we know it can out prejudice but create an economy that works for all of us and not just the 1%. they inspired me. they inspired me today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, after the 2012 loss of mitt romney to barack obama, the republicans commissioned what was called loosely "the autopsy" of the republican part

sent around a guy who looks larry david or bernie sanders. and his shirt said it. when you were working with ted cruz, did he ever watch the impersonations of himself and cringe or did he change a little bit. >> the mon after we would pull it up on the bus or plane or automobile, whatever the mode of transportation. someone would pull up ipads and he would look at it. it's always awkward but he was impressed how they got the clothing down perfect, and get the ring that he wore, the attention to detail that "saturday night live" has is impressive. of course they all think they are overexatage rating but we had fun. >> we fund raised off the penny's remark. that was something that we stretched for a long time. it was life imitating art in that instance. >> brian, is alec baldwin out of a job if donald trump doesn't win. >> they will have to cast someone else to play donald trump. whether donald trump wins or loses i think we will still see a trump imitator on "snl." if he loses, he is going to remain in public life in a way that mitt romney or

bernie sanders at least had this grass roots vision. what exactly is that message? what does that mean? >> at first it starts with making sure that we -- you remember the republicans did an autopsy in 2012 that they didn't really follow. but i'm hoping that democratic party will do an autopsy in 2016 to figure out what went wrong, how it went wrong and how we can recapture, having robust conversations. having a come to jesus meeting and make sure we never lose sight of the grass roots and when people have an outcry, especially about the disproportionately hurts people of color, but don't forget about the poor white siftsesters and brothers too. when they say they are hurting, we have to say we got it. we have to listen more. we have to listen to the people. >> interesting you mention the autopsy. what do you want to say? i don't want to cut you off. >> although it is a proxy war, i think keith ellison is perfectly positioned to bridge. on the one hand you have bernie sanders saying they need to ditch the politics -- >> he didn't quite say that -- >> he didn't mean i