bernie sanders was polling at 3% in new hampshire. his neighboring state where they knew who he was. they were not excited about bernie sanders but he went into the campaign, what looked exactly like the young people's fervor of the jean mccarthy campaign. and 68 they called it heading clean for jean. you would shave your head, cut your hair, find a necktie and a blue blazer and go to new hampshire and knock on doors for jean mccarthy. it was that important. we saw that kind of surge come out of what would have been the jean mccarthy supported for bernie sanders. very much to my surprise bernie sanders starts climbing in the polls. i thought bernie sanders if he does really well, he will go all the way to 6% and he will be the dennis kucinich of the 2016 campaign on the democratic side and hillary can say she had been opponent, the nomination wasn't handed to her, she only won 90% of the vote but it turned out to be bernie sanders campaign was catching that mccarthy magic in new hampshire, where the jean mccarthy campaign caught its m

liz: bernie sanders made over a billion dollar last year, mostly book sales, now bernie sanders has another new book, targeted at nation's teenagers. they need to believe in themselves and not big government and freebies. >> since when do proces professors stop teaching critical thinking and mental fortitude. ars you too. so folks, don't wait. step on up. and talk to your doctor. because you have places to go... ...and people who can't wait for you to get there. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands... step on up and talk to your doctor today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> i believe this public colleges and universities to be tuition-free. public colleges and universities tuition-free. tuition-free. tuition-free. free. free. free. tuition-free. >> well vermont senator bernie sanders pushing for a cost free educatio

you could have been more practical if the bernie sanders people turned out you wouldn't have done all trump you know where we can't listen. if you stayed home on a principle that you liked you didn't like hillary and you didn't like trump you elected trump. you know i disagree with that larry not is not this is not to do this election outcome of this election should not be at the feet of bernie sanders supporters i mean let's face it about twenty percent of eligible voters did not come out and twenty sixteen and that cuts across the spectrum there are focus groups done of people who voted for president obama in twelve and also voted for mr trump in twenty sixteen and there was a disconnect during that election cycle i don't think that we lay that at the feet of the voters it is the job of people who run for office to both motivate and excite the imagination of the voters in this country and democrats unfortunately have been losing elections for the last eight years maybe nine now eleven about eleven hundred seats across state state elections and also in the congress and so the electio

you could have been more practical if the bernie sanders people turned out you wouldn't have done will trump you know where we can't listen. to go if you stayed home on a principle that you liked you didn't like hillary and you didn't like trump you elected trump. you know i disagree with that larry not is not this is not to do this election outcome of this election should not be at the feet of bernie sanders supporters i mean let's face it to about twenty percent of eligible voters did not come out and twenty sixteen and that cuts across the spectrum there are focus groups done of people who voted for president obama in twelve and also voted for mr trump in twenty sixteen and there was a disconnect during that election cycle i don't think that we lay that at the feet of the voters it is the job of people who run for office to both motivate and excite the imagination of the voters in this country and democrats unfortunately have been losing elections for the last eight years maybe nine now eleven about eleven hundred seats across state state elections and also in the congress and so th

national committee she's also president of our revolution described as the next step for bernie sanders movement i spoke to her earlier about that moment and the aftermath. of the deadly violence in charlottesville here's that interview what you said nina that the system is trying to drive a wedge between progressive people of color and progressive whites what kind of wedge wouldn't they be aligned. well we should be but you know there's a lot of talk about identity politics within the democratic party itself and in that frame it does drive a wedge between progressive weights and progressives or i should say establishment establishment those in the democratic establishment are trying to use identity politics to drive a wedge but i do believe that the majority a conscious majority of people of color and whites make up the woman jordi of the electorate is how do you bring those two synergies together would understand then and with respect for one another pushing towards a progressive agenda for this country what is our revolution our revolution was born from senator bernie sanders campaig

you could have been more practical if the bernie sanders people turned out you wouldn't have done will trump you know where we can't listen. to go if you stayed home on a principle that you liked you didn't like hillary and you didn't like trump you elected trump. you know i disagree with that larry not is not this is not to do this election outcome of this election should not be at the feet of bernie sanders supporters i mean let's face it about twenty percent of eligible voters did not come out and twenty sixteen and that cuts across the spectrum there are focus groups done of people who voted for president obama in twelve and also voted for mr trump in twenty sixteen and there was a disconnect during that election cycle i don't think that we lay that at the feet of the voters it is the job of people who run for office to both motivate and excite the imagination of the voters in this country and democrats unfortunately have been losing elections for the last eight years maybe nine now eleven about eleven hundred seats across state state elections and also in the congress and so the e

and here's what bernie sanders also said. let's take a listen to this. >> we're going to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. we must strengthen and expand social security. i believe in a medicare for all single pair program. liz: quick note. four democrats voted for single pair in a symbolic vote on -- this past thursday night. 43 democrats. they wouldn't vote for it. bernie sanders pushing for single pair. socialism here in the united states. jason. >> well, yes, thank you. what i have to say as far as the venezuela situation, which is obviously what you're alluding to. i mean, maduro would have been rooting for bernie sanders because that would have been his only chance of having any friend here because of what he's doing to his people. i think what i want to say is this: i always come back to when people present socialism versus capitalism. i always come back to all of these amazing, free enterprise stories of people coming from nothing, working their butt off, having an idea, executing it, and adding value to the world

>> well, not if you're bernie sanders. if you're a sane democrat there is a limit. david: you're not in favor of the can conditions? >> i'm not in favor and putting out the conditions and say there are no conditions past this. and steve is contract they like the redistribution model. looking ahead and thinking of 2018 and 2020 when we know the american public was promised tax cuts and they want them we need to deal with republicans on this that we need a stamp on the bill. david: john, there's so much talk how much we need bipartisan, but maybe there's some areas where you shouldn't have bipartisan agreement, where one side is wrong and the other side is right? >> well, to paraphrase our former president in barack obama, elections have consequences. what a grave mistake then for the republicans to embrace the democrats on the way it a bipartisan bill. we can almost be assured that such a bill would do little to nothing to reduce the tax burden on the american people. if there were ever a time for them to assert their majority loudly, it's now to reduce the penalties

sanders is very popular but it was bernie sanders ideas that ignited that right bernie sanders has been saying the same thing for a long time it and he is an amazing politician but it was his ideas that ignited what we're seeing right now young people embracing what we can do as a nation and that is the only path forward for the democratic party so they better get that message i know a bunch of republicans who voted for bernie in the primary i mean he was capturing the imagination not just of democrats it's true he had an appeal i think alex makes a good point that you know bernie has some things that do appeal to voter but at the same time i think if america was inherently progress. they would never have elected donald trump or come that close in the popular vote of trump around on a bunch of progressive things he said i'm not going to be honest i'm just a grass if you can't stand i'm progress is that voted in these elections can't stand and we have to be honest about i don't know i'm i disagree what progressives do you know that vote for don't trump i i don't know of any i don't know

sanders is very popular but it was bernie sanders ideas that ignited that right bernie sanders has been saying the same thing for a long time it and he is an amazing politician but it was his ideas that ignited what we're seeing right now young people embracing what we can do as a nation and that is the only path forward for the democratic party so they better get that message i know a bunch of republicans who voted for bernie in the primary i mean he was capturing the imagination not just of democrats it's true he had an appeal i think alex makes a good point that you know bernie has some things that do appeal to voter but at the same time i think if america was inherently progress. they would never have elected donald trump or come that close in the popular vote would have been a trump around on a bunch of progressive things he said i'm not going to be honest i'm just a grass if you can't stand them progress is that voted in these elections can't stand and we have to be honest about i don't know i'm i disagree what progressives do you know that vote for don't trump i i don't know of a

for you beach lovers there is a bernie sanders metal detector. and the ever popular nancy pelosi beer hat. you have to drink from the bill to see what's in it. it comes in the one size fits chardonnay. the numbers are in and the truth about how al gore's climate change sequel performed at the bobobobobo i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. cameras. introducing the newly redesigned gla suv. at a price that'll make you feel like you've gotten away with something. the 2018 gla. lease the gla250 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's m

the thing that i am interested is your view is whether as a bernie sanders supporters, which you were in eelection, i do see any hope for that populist agenda to help working people, being delivered. >> i hope so there are a let of factions and wars going, on both sides, back it up, the events in past couple of weeks, has horrible as they are, we've have seen this in history. a couple years ago, a columnist warned with the inequa inequali, great as it right now, for bernie sanders, who is most popular politician in country right now, this not about bernie sanders but the politics he brought forward, and the next generation when overwhelmingly sides with that type of populism, as you said, you need to have solutions, from our side, i am hoping that democrats come together and we have solutions. if we're not delivering a positive populism, there will be a negative populism. steve: that is who -- what we're all about, do you think that there is a po possibility for pm to be positive. >> certainly. yoyou politicians they work for us, we don't work for them, it seems that a lot of politics

for you beach lovers there is a bernie sanders metal detector. and the ever popular nancy pelosi beer hat. you have to drink from the bill to see what's in it. it comes in the one size fits chardonnay. the numbers are in and the truth about how al gore's climate change sequel performed at the box office. the nightcap is next. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or ton

sanders, many millennials not of color who supported bernie sanders, i think they're also going to have to recognize that the party is more diverse, and is moving into a more inclusive area. >> with the party being more -- the democratic party being more urban and coastal, and more educated, the problem is that the democrats lost this time in middle america. >> are we looking at a situation where we could actually have a viable independent or third party candidate? somewhere soon down the line? >> for someone who has a lot of money. >> the one who hijacks the party. that's what you saw donald trump do with the republican party and what you almost saw bernie sanders do with the democratic party. they were not the chosen candidate of their parties but yet they made the big splash. the establishment of the big parties are not where the voters of. the voters finally stood up and said this is not our issue agenda in washington. >> so you have somebody with a lot of money, say a michael bloomberg, or a cuban, can they find the moderate middle ground, identify with a working class voter in the

but that summer internship with bernie sanders. when spring break rolled around and realized it may not be offered as a major sore reapplied to the university of wisconsin to transfer in my junior year and i was accepted a few weeks later i got the bernie sanders internship. i am like forestalled of politics. bernie sanders and john kerry and barack obama. it did not pay but i could stay with a couple of friends in burlington and i slept on a foot down -- futon to see is better i had crashed in my sleep. nothing was more exciting but it was an election year and he met with constituents more than anyone i have nonsense. press clips and never call people trying to raise money. then did a great job reminding people to register to vote and from time to time looking the same way he looks now and read the newspaper with the windows down never air-conditioning. and then to explain what is going on in the world. but he was unmoved his attitude was what else? [laughter] before i met him i thought politics was about theater and showmanship b

you came out and endorsed bernie sanders and traveled with bernie sanders. >> yeah. >> there are a number of questions there. i'll start with this one. what would your grandfather have thought of you being smack dab in the middle of white folk business? >> boy, first he would have told my grand mom he kept me around democrats too much. i was -- i have been campaigning for democratic candidates my entire life. since i was 6 are 7 years old. whether it was andy -- >> andy young. >> andy young or jackson running for mayor, city people running for city council. i was toaught up, i grew up in black neighborhood and black schools and black politicians g or bad, i saw me. that's how i learned all politicians can make mistakes. the ones that make mistakes look like me. because atlanta was successful city right. there all black mayors in my lifetime. i know that we can be great. i know that we can be bad. so i judge us fairly. he probably told me, i pivoted too much to answer any grandmother, but after he heard the things that bernie was saying which were in line with the things that i have been t

people in venezuela saying you, bernie sanders, you, bernie sanders you are flat-out wrong. bernie sanders is poison. he is poison to the american body politic. his theories and ideas are flat-out wrong. they have been debunked roundly time and again. stuart: well, liz. liz: sorry. stuart: i am not going to follow that at all. glad you got it off your chest. it was good stuff. liz: bernie sanders act the like there are more sinks in socialist governments than all christianity. there are human beings who are flawed who make horrible decisions when they start controlling other people's lives. stuart: hard break. liz, thanks very much. i like that, that's good. liz: sure. stuart: we'll be back. .. >> we would hear it again on top of that. we must get tax cuts done this year. we have 2. we really should. the congressional calendar. it is congress that has to act. and they have to approve a debt ceiling. they have to get through all of that by the end of september. and they are only in session together for 12 days between now and the debt ceiling deadline. that is it, 12 days. th

i'm going to i'm going to say bernie sanders. ok rigid i'm going to say bernie sanders and that was clearly wishful thinking two was trump i don't think i missed i don't know right on traumas for semaj i don't it's just that you didn't show up you know bernie sanders people still. i still have big questions and i don't want to be accused of one of those people that that's whining about the election but. i just i just don't i find those numbers hard to hard to accept i find it hard to believe that the polling numbers are so wrong and wisconsin ohio pennsylvania north carolina and florida and perfectly fine in massachusetts new york california and other states only the states he needed to win with the polling numbers wrong i think the point is that this russian brain might be real i no doubt that the russian thing is real how how how much voter suppression was a factor or how if in fact their words you know they say there was no evidence of tampering of the actual nations of voting i know there were some computer scientists that fo

ok rigid i'm going to say bernie sanders and that was clearly wishful thinking to mrs but trump i don't think i missed i don't i don't write on traumas for senate i don't is it just that your side didn't show up you know bernie sanders people stay calm i mean i'm i still have big questions and i don't want to be accused of one of those people that that's whining about the election but. i just i just don't i find those numbers hard to hard to accept i find it hard to believe that the polling numbers are so wrong and wisconsin ohio pennsylvania north carolina and florida and perfectly fine in massachusetts new york california and other states only the states he needed to win with the polling numbers wrong i think the point is that this russian thing might be real i. there's no doubt that the russian thing is real how how how much voter suppression was a factor or how if in fact their words you know they say there was no evidence of tampering of the actual nations of voting i know there are some computer scientists that found some disparities in certain areas that used electronic voting bu

popular politician in america off the scene and that is bernie sanders here and it seems to me also the clinton clan wants to maintain its strong hold on the democratic party and i think that's not that's not good for the republican even good for the democrats at the end of the day go ahead dear in washington. absolutely i am in complete agreement the democratic party ever since they're suffering a miserable loss to donald trump they have they have joined with the liberal elites and the corporate media and concocted. this myth of russian interference purely for the office cation of the democratic party's own deficiencies and to rationalize their defeat to triumph of course and at the end of the day it's harming all of us because this does not force the democratic party to change and they have to change the policy the policies that facilitated that trumps rise to leadership. can you weigh in on that because it seems to me it seems to me that you know pushing this russia gate when you look at there is a special investigation going on right now that should take its course ok we don't need

ok well so far in this program we've pretty much hit everybody ok except for maybe bernie sanders and he's got his legal problems here but one of the things that i find really interesting you know and i'm particularly interested in watching how media works or doesn't work and what did what degree the mainstream is fake and i find it largely fake but something happened in the last few days that really was an eye opener for me i suppose my viewers will not be surprised when i say i'm a big fan of the tucker carlson show on fox i like him very much and he had max blumenthal on and you know what they were smoking a peace pipe i thought they were going to break out singing kumbaya and you know blumenthal is a man of the hard left and seeing those two men to sit down and have a normal civil conversation about their agreements and their differences was remarkably refreshing i'm beginning to think a lot of people are beginning to feel the same way go ahead in washington. oh well it's definitely a fact that tucker carlson is doing pretty great work right now criticism criticizing american fore

rob: bernie sanders continues to work toward his political revolution. >> we are going to go forward with a political revolution. >> political revolution. political revolution. rob: the vermont center is writing a book for teenagers, bernie sanders's guide to political revolution that will include dozens of infographics to explain issues like income equality to a younger audience. the book comes out at the end of the month. >> political revolution. >> al gore's new global warming documentary is not doing so hot at the box office. >> to give hope. >> and inconvenient sequel, truth to power taking the 15th spot at the box office in its first weekend of wide release, brought in less than $1 million so far. one of whom speeding them, the emoji movie. said for him. >> 20 minutes after the hour, fret on the high seas. >> passengers on a round the world cruz forced to take extreme measures because of a potential pirate attack. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got aut

before hillary lost bernie sanders loss. for many of the same reasons, i have to say that i need white progressives instead spending so much time trying to convince people. we say he had a outreach problem. we need to talk to him about how he has a problem. and people are telling you something you have to listen to them. here are some statistics we need to talk about. 2016, many states participated and a recent survey. of 400 staffers, 68% were white. african-american, 18% had left in ruins. were native americans, they cannot get a full percentage. and then 21 seats reported having zero latin staffers and 20 had no asian staffers whatsoever. when environmental groups have more diversity than your state party, that is a big problem. [applause] anthony: you have to work hard to do that, seriously. let's be honest. what it comes back to really reaching out to african-americans and people of color is we have to break down these silos. that is where it starts. putting it into these silos is what prevents outreach to the people yo

i'm going to i'm going to say bernie sanders. ok rigid i'm going to say bernie sanders and that was clearly wishful thinking to mrs but trump i don't think i missed i don't i don't write on traumas for senate i don't is it just that you didn't show up you know bernie sanders people stay mad i still have big questions and i don't want to be accused of one of those people that that's whining about the election but. i just i just don't i find those numbers hard to hard to accept i find it hard to believe that the polling numbers are so wrong and wisconsin ohio pennsylvania north carolina florida and perfectly fine in massachusetts new york california and other states only the states he needed to win with the polling numbers wrong i think the point is that this russian thing might be real i no doubt that the russian thing is real how how how much voter suppression was a factor how if in fact their words you know they say there was no evidence of tampering of the actual machinations of voting i know there were some computer. scientist

popular politician in america off the scene and that is bernie sanders here and it seems to me also the clinton clan wants to maintain its strong hold on the democratic party and i think that's not that's not good for the republican not even good for the democrats at the end of the day go ahead here in washington. yeah absolutely i am in complete agreement the democratic party ever since they're suffering a miserable loss to donald trump they have they have joined with the liberal elites and the corporate media and concocted. this myth of russian interference purely for the office cation of the democratic party's own deficiencies and to rationalize their defeat to trump of course and at the end of the day it's harming all of us because this does not force the democratic party to change and they have to change the policy the policies that facilitated that trumps rise to leadership rob can you weigh in on them because it seems to me it seems to me that you know pushing this rush a gate when you look there is a special investigation going on right now that should take its course ok we don'

ok rigid i'm going to say bernie sanders and that was clearly wishful thinking to mrs but trump i don't think i missed i don't i don't write on traumas for senate i don't is it just that your side didn't show up you know bernie sanders people stay calm and i still have big questions and i don't want to be accused of one of those people that that's whining about the election but. i just i just don't i find those numbers hard to hard to accept i find it hard to believe that the polling numbers are so wrong and wisconsin ohio. pennsylvania north carolina florida and perfectly fine in massachusetts new york california another state only the states he needed to win with the polling numbers wrong i think the point is that this russian brain might be real i no doubt that the russian thing is real how how how much voter suppression was a factor or how if in fact their words you know they say there was no evidence of tampering of the actual machinations of voting i know there were some computer scientists that found some disparities in certain areas that used electronic voting but can't prove it

i'm going to i'm going to say bernie sanders. ok rigid i'm going to say bernie sanders and that was clearly wishful thinking two misses but trump i don't think i've missed i don't know right on traumas for senate yeah i don't it's just that you didn't show up you know bernie sanders people still . i still have big questions and i don't want to be accused of one of those people that that's whining about the election but. i just i just don't i find those numbers hard to hard to accept i find it hard to believe that the polling numbers are so wrong and wisconsin ohio pennsylvania north carolina and florida and perfectly fine in massachusetts new york california and other states only the states he needed to win with the polling numbers wrong i think the point is that this russian brain might be real i no doubt that the russian thing is real how how how much voter suppression was a factor or how if in fact their words you know they say there was no evidence of tampering of the actual nations of voting i know there were some computer s

ok well so far in this program we've pretty much hit everybody ok except for maybe bernie sanders all right and he's got his legal problems here but one of the things that i find really interesting you know and i'm particularly interested in watching how media works or doesn't work and what did what degree the mainstream is fake and i find it largely fake but something happened in the last few days that really was an eye opener for me i suppose my viewers will not be surprised when i say i'm a big fan of the tucker carlson show on fox i like him very much and he had max blumenthal on and you know what they were smoking a peace pipe i thought they were going to break out singing kumbaya and you know max blumenthal's a man of the hard rock left and seeing those two men to sit down and have a normal civil conversation about their agreements and their differences was remarkably refreshing i'm beginning to think a lot of people are beginning to feel the same way go ahead here in washington. oh well it's definitely a fact that tucker carlson is doing pretty great work right now criticism cr

just to be clear, i don't mean the women in bernie sanders' black book. i mean the decade. speaking of karate kid being rebooted. the story joins the actors in their modern lives where they are both driving for uber. actually one is driving a lift. one day a fight breaks out over a passenger so they settle thing it only way they know how, with their feet. they are way too old for a karate fight. so they settled it with a dog-surfing competition. i shouldn't be joking about this. our cameraman lost $500 on the race. topic number 4. the state of illinois decided to honor president obama with his own holiday on his august 4 birthday. i'm just glad to see the illinois legislature focusing on such important issues while their state goes bankrupt. what can we do while we are still sitting here in our rent a center furniture? how about obama day? genius. according to the press release barack obama day will not be an official state holiday with forced closures and paid time off it's a huge symbolic gesture that accomplishes nothing from a legislative standpoint sort of like his pre

who is this fella. >> bernie sanders. kennedy: what did his neighbor accuse him of stealing. >> probably the newspaper. kennedy: i didn't steal your paper. i reappropriated it for my own culture. who is this person? >> anthony scaramucci. kennedy: very good, gina. what is his nickname, is it the mooch, the real deal or twinkle toes. >> i think the mooch. kennedy: who is this guy? >> i don't know. kennedy: this is donald trump. who did he get in trouble for meeting with, the democrats, the russians or the back street boys. >> the democrats? kennedy: we would have taken the democrats over the russians because it's the same thing at this point. don jr. is so fun. who is this? brooklyn? gina? >> is he another one of donald trump's sons? kennedy: he is, but he doesn't know it yet. so this is michael phelps. michael phelps. what did he race on tv recently, a horse, a shark or a bicyclist. >> a shark. kennedy: that's right, he raced a shark. >> really? >> i heard about that. kennedy: did he win or lose? >> i don't know i didn't

the vast majority of what bernie sanders was fighting for is what donald trump is against. there was overlap in being anti-trade. there were remedies in how to approach the solution. i think it's the one in ten. i'm not sure how you reach those folks because they are so different. >> you want to jump in real fast? >> someone who covered both donald trump and bernie sanders for a for long time, their voters are a lot more similar than democrats want to admit. not only about trade, it's about the fact that economic, people feel as though the democrats and republicans with the job support saying this is great country and things are getting better that their lives aren't changing. they really want change. i don't know that nancy pelosi if they will be excited about an elite candidate. >> they wanted a disrupter. i'm going to have to leave it there. i cut you off early this week. i apologize for it. i'm tongue tied about it. >>> after the break, a red scare hits happy hour. super cool notebooks... done. that's mom taking care of business, but who takes care of mom? office depot/

host: here is a tweet from bernie sanders. he writes -- bernie sanders echoing what we just heard from milton. bruce is calling from baltimore, maryland. he is a republican. caller: good morning. i'm sick and tired of the nationts all around this that because donald trump wants to enforce immigration laws that he is a racist. it is absolute nonsense. for you to use this term "not undocumented" is incorrect. the correct nomenclature is ."llegal immigration come to baltimore and see the illegal immigrants the mayor remove these confederate statues assumes we should be a sanctuary city and give sanctuary to break federal law. i'm not against immigrants. i don't consider myself a bigot or racist. i love this be just that dr. -- theluther king gave speeches that dr. martin luther king gave. i voted for donald trump because all the problems i have come it was the illegal immigrants who caused the problems in my neighborhood. we have a councilmember who referred to ice officials as not azis because they made arrests of people locally

bernie sanders is doing something else. he told a group of seniors the solution to the health care crisis is make medicare available to all. a proposal he plans to introduce shortly after congress reconvenes in september. bernie sanders has been talking a lot about single-payer. a fine with those proposals are. guest: there is a growing interest among democrats in seriously looking at a single-payer option, something bernie sanders talked about on the campaign trail. in theory even make insurance accessible to everyone. duringthe senate debate the 20 hours of debate, a republican did force democrats to take a vote on a single-payer option. host: what happened? guest: a lot of democrats basically did not cast a vote. they forced them to take a difficult vote in the middle of all this and he got lost. they voted on several bills and it got lost in the mess. there is a growing interest, especially among the more progressive side of the democratic party to see if single-payer options. the biggest question is how it is going to

sanders. really? >> enough is enough. we need it to unite and work together, if we are all going to get through this. sounds like socialism to me. >> democratic socialism. >> huge difference. >> huge? >> huge. >> it begins with a wyatt, hey? who are you? >> bret: didn't even know i was talking about this, larry david received high praise for his portrayal of bernie sanders on "snl," the two learned that they are actually distant cousins, david participated in an upcoming episode of "finding your roots,," where it was revealed that he is related to sanders. no word if alec baldwin is related to donald trump. fair, balanced, and unafraid, >> tuesday, august 1st, donald trump and his new chief of staff moving full steam ahead with his economic agenda. >> i predict general kelly will go down in terms of the position of chief of staff, one of the great ever. we are going to make america great again. >> anthony scaramucci out as communications director already, rumors swirling who is going to replac

they don't understand that bernie sanders wing. that is hurting their message, whatever that message is. it is not the bernie sanders message. his popularity unnerves them. >> this is not a better deal. this is not a part of it. there is still a huge schism within the democratic party. socialism is bad. you should really read about the effects of socialism on people's lives and people had to flee from countries where their things are taken and state runs everything. brian: i would like to have her book. do you think so? >> if she continues to be the fred travelina of cable. >> he always loves wearing light aqua. brian: we'll watch you on the fox business channel. >> wonderful. 8:00 eastern tonight. ainsley: this report will shock you. dozens of violent homegrown terrorists in u.s. prisons just found out they're getting released. steve: he made a major announcement when president trump visited the state of west virginia. the governor changed from being a democrat to a republican. could it mean trouble for his former party? jim justi

take a look at what bernie sanders supporter say this week -- the democrats will not win unless they address inconinequality, no matter how they dress up the next candidate. if that candidate is in bed with wall street, you may as well lay a tombstone out for the democratic party. does kamala harris -- >> the democrats lost in 2016 because we did not speak to the heart of the people, did not address their concerns. the economy income inequality, wealth inequality is real. real income and wages have not increased since -- or kept up with inflation since the 1980s. so the pain that folks are feeling is real. and we cannot dress that up. we have got to get out there and talk to the people, stop making up these slogans, a better deal. i mean what does that mean? and even that slogan, even that policy that they're pushing has left out large swaths of the population, particularly people of color. so the democrats have to stop playing games and get to the heart of it and that's the truth of the matter. >> the reality is that last quarter was the first quarter, lowest income group of workers

and bernie sanders may not be the one who is shouting for it. i think he does have a loud base who backs him on this. >> those folks down in kentucky are applauding if the free of it all. they are not applauding the mechanics of single payer. kennedy: it's not free. there are liberal publiccation that pin the price tag at $32 trillion over 10 years. >> it's all what your priorities are. my priorities are healthcare over the massive tax breaks we give to corporations. >> it's all interrogation. either you like to save lives and you are in favor of babies or you want to give rich people tax breaks. >> it would not surprise me if this issue drives away young people at the same time bernie is trying to bring them? in. young people are healthy. these are gifts towards an aging population, the kinds of person trump is kowrgt. bernie could win with this. kennedy: medicare for all benefit people in their 40s and 50s. people in their 60s already get healthcare. >> there are several issues where younger people are now trending more conservative on a numbe

everyone said larry david was born to play bernie sanders on snl. now scientists have discovered an even deeper connection between them ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ . >>> i own one pair of underwear, that's it. some of these billionaires, they've got three, four pairs. >> larry david, famously impersonated bernie sanders last year on "saturday night live." now it appears there's a scientific reason his impression was so spot on, the comedian and senator are related! david learned about it on "finding your roots." the two share identical dna of three chromosomes, how about that. >>> the olympics are headed back to the u.s. los angeles reach add deal to hold the 2028 summer games, and l.a.'s mayor is also promising the best party they've ever seen. the 2018 winter games are 190 days away. it begins

coming up, bernie sanders says he has the solution to america's healthcare problems. i'll tell you why his idea would create bigger problems. that's in the nightcap. why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama canal, that made our world a smaller place. we backed the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, for cash, anytime. for over two centuries we've supported dreams like these, and the people and companies behind them. so why should that matter to you? because, today, we are still helping progress makers turn their ideas into reality. and the next great idea could be yours. and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make

when i was a bernie sanders supporter gets me to serve on the drafting committee and i was happy to do so. we didn't get everything done. i can tell you this, bill mckibben who is such an exxon leader on climate issues, he walked away from it thinking there was a lot more recruited done and should have done and so if we don't have other groups doing platforms besides just the democratic national committee than how was the democratic national committee going to look at how this policy might play out? it might actually inspire and inform us for when they get together on another platform and say hey that was actually great idea let's look at it so the budget out there's a good thing but there a lot of things that are good about it. let me tell you nowadays we take it as a given that most of us have a 15-dollar minimal wage but then it was people in the streets demanding it. we got it on that platform. also ending the death penalty. the democratic party is on record as ending the death penalty. that's good. [applause] we also are on for demilitarizing the police and requiring body cameras.

elizabeth warren is becoming one of those out spoken leaders along with bernie sanders who goes after trump for a little bit of everything that he does. some republicans say that they're -- they're not going very in-depth and trying to oppose everything that president trump does to raise the national profile but we'll see if that works for democratic voters going into 2020 and the 2020 cycle >> we'll be watching. of seems like the presidential cycle never ends. devon thanks for joining us. happy friday to you. . >>> healing over hate community rallies after anti-immigrant flyers pop up in the neighborhood. i on a on a arrow a . >>> white house chief gary cohens said he came close to stepping down. "new york times" said cohen drafted a regular nation letter. he says business associates even his wife urged him to think about leaving. cohen decided to stay on since expected to play a big role on tax reform. >>> a dc community is taking a stand after several anti-immigrant flyers were founder all around the neighborhood. >>> krysten leon is live now with more on this story, these signs ju

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

richmond candidates might have been successful because they developed a bernie sanders style base of small donors. in richmond you get matching funds when you have that fundraising capacity. the match is not as favorable as it should be, it is not 6:1, $6 to one that helps progressives run for city council and when in new york city. portland just adopted something similar. it has helped level the playing field. it is an important electoral reform. the other side doesn't need it. they are getting super pac independent expenditures, a few wealthy donors that maxed out 2500 a piece for a candidate but progressives run in grassroots campaigns with bare-bones budgets and small donors, they need that injection of public money. i recommend that as one goal to explore here. >> can you say a little bit more about why the older white folks are willing to give up power and create a space for younger black and latino? >> it is not happening with our unions or the nfl cio which i used to work with as copresidents of pride at work. too many institutions are on the geriatric side. if you're going t

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