. >> bernie sanders throw him in there. you sound like bernie sanders. you do? this is like what he says. this is what bernie sanders says. we need to subsidize an industry because it is national security. trish: i don't want to subsidize anything. i don't like the idea we send our american companies over there and they are forced into these joint ventures. >> right. trish: where they give away all the technology. >> that is whole other issue. trish: that is critical issue, big part of that. >> do you like the fact that farmers sell a lot of s to china? do you like the fact that china's prosperity means they're us? do you like the fact when trump started talking about these steel tariffs i think missouri congressman roy blount said you're going to screw up manufacturing here in the u.s.? trish: i'm poking your thesis, with 1.3 million, billion, people, we don't need to buy as much stuff. they could actually, this is their goal to from us it domestically. >> really? they, they got to buy food? they have to buy food somewhere. >> we're not the socialism bernie san

>> again, this is bernie sander bernie sanders. as we get closer to the primary season pass the midterm, going to the president, will see more and more democrats fighting for that piece of the pie in the primaries. >> martha: here's what the gallup poll says, do you support or not support, 52% so they don't support it, then they asked people the more important question, are you wanting to pay higher taxes? 54% said no absolutely not. >> i think that now that bernie sanders is in support of work, that's a good thing. but why doesn't he support lowering the income tax on people who currently work for a living? that would be a great step in the right direction. going back to your time and the soviet union, can you imagine the quality of life that those hall monitors add in the soviet union? it must've been dreadful. >> martha: not great. thank you, great to see you bot both. quick break, more "the story" when we come back. yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad s

kennedy: it must be so much fun being bernie sanders. all you do all day long is offer people free stuff because you know your plans will never get implemented. and you can spend your time being an angry old man. >> why don't they turn on him. that's what worries me. i wonder is this country that far gone that a man who made it to age 40 without a full-time job can be talking about giving jobs to young kids who should be shooting for the stars saying add you join the student nation, and you get into an ivy league college you should get out and make the same as the kid who wasn't showing up for class. i would think the country would say that's crazy, but they don't. that's a scary proposition. >> there are more people accepting handouts. call me a traditionalist. but those are not rights. there is no right to a government job. there is no right to a mattress flips no right to free insurance. there is no right for to you take my money for your neat project. there are ways of paying for this stuff but it's not at the hands of socialists lik

we'll be right back with more from senator bernie sanders. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >> brennan: welcome back to nice "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. we're back with vermont independent senator bernie sanders who is going to be asking some tough questions of that next nominee the v.a. secretary. the v.a. says average wait time at some facilities can be as long as a hundred days. president is not happy with the speed of reform there. what is the source of this problem? >> the v.a. is largest integrated health care system in the co

kamala harris and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and christian gillibrand. you're going to hear from all four today in what we call the sharpton primary. first, i challenged senator kamala harris of california. >> senator harris, thank you for being with us this morning. you spoke at the national action convention about how we have to reflect on the past but really face the challenges of today and you've coined a phrase about coalition. >> yes. >> coalition strong. >> coalition strong. my parents met when they were active in the civil rights movement of the 60s. a my memories of that time and of the discussions about that time that they had was included that there was a coalition of people who seemingly had nothing in common, but have everything in common. and as we know the civil rights movement had been at its strongest when people understand that each person's krystcivil r is a matter of everyone's civil rights. so the importance of bringing people together, to march, to talk, to shout to speak in unison about our collective interest and making sure each

. >>> bernie sanders guarrantying a job for every american worker. lucky us. sounds like a good idea? there are practicality involved. we'll talk about all of it coming up. first back to the top story. president sitting down with apple ceo tim cook. they're discussing trade. edward lawrence is right there in washington with more. hi, edward. reporter: trish, the meeting happening right now. it started 15 minutes ago. oh to be a fly on the wall there. tim cook wants to talktrade and other things. he requested this meeting. the president granted it. this comes on the heels of president trump asking for tariffs against china, substantial tariffs against china. it is specifically about aluminum and steel. we know a trade war could affect apple's bottom line. it affects iphones, ipads, other items actually made in china. tim got invitation to the state dinner with the french president who wants the president to back off tariff talks. president trump is sending his treasury secretary to china to try to work out fair trade negotiations. >> you know we've put on very

they got involved in a way of trying to turn the bernie sanders wing, your party, against the hillary clinton wing of your party, and then make that more difficult for the democratic party over all. he kind of nailed it. that was, you have a data of the secret source that mike just mention. you have gerasimov doctrine. the right about the story that was written by time magazine that in the spring of 2016 there was a military intelligence officer of russia that was intercepted saying we have a plan against hillary clinton.

bernie sanders has done it again. causing noise and raising a ruckus. would you think the democratic party, how are they responding? >> think part of it is they don't know how to respond to him. i think he is hitting on something correct. president obama presided over total collapse of the state level. the question really is, why is that? i think he is deeply wrong about the reasons why it happened. i think he is angling company policy running 2020. he is trying to figure what he can offer. what can he offer that is different and new? and i think the problem really has been president obama the race to the top with his education policy but the problem here with democrats is they have been in a race to the left. >> and i apologize for not beginning with you. i'm usually a gentleman and mr. was ladies first. >> no problem. >> bernie sanders claims a democratic party platform is failing. adam just talked about that. in fact, he went on to say it has been a failure for the last 15 years. and to his point, democrats have lost thousand seats, -- they lost the

sanders or we're going to see more trump style candidates are we going to see you know sort of that middle ground you know you have a lot of democratic socialist wanting small actions or are any of those what do you what do you see on the horizon. well on the republican side it's going to be a mixture of probably depending on the district on one hand you're going to have more conservative trump style activists because that's where a lot of the powered energy is within the republican party today not on the establishment side but for many of the more competitive districts where republicans are a party there is a you're going to be in republican circles if they nominate somebody who is too conservative that that could cause them to lose the seat on the democratic side we're actually starting to see is something that we've had on the republican side for some time that is real battles between two illogical wings of the party in the republican party it tends to be establishment versus the tea party wing but we're now seeing on the democratic side are centrist service talisman types who ar

bernie sanders pointed this out andississippi the other day got attacked for it. the fact of the matter is, over the last 10 years from the democrats have lost nearly 1000 legislative seats. i think the highest proportion of seats lost under democratic, two-term democratic president since at least maybe dwight eisenhower. you often lose seats, but the proportions were tremendous. the democratic party as a whole is really a kind of gutted machine. the mere fact that bernie sanders was able to get as far as he did in those primaries tells you how weak sort of rudderless the democratic party is. i think the real question is on the left, do you have an ideology, a theory a kind of account similar to what ronald ingan did in 1980 or fdr did 1932 -- these are these two great realignment presidents -- not that i support, but powerful. what they did is articulate a really profound, completely countervailing set of ideas and institutions and were able to shatter existing disposition. i think that is the question on the table and that bernie is slowly pushing towards. amy:

bernie sanders pointed this out andississippi the other day got attacked for it. the fact of the matter is, over the last 10 years from the democrats have lost nearly 1000 legislative seats. i think the highest proportion of seats lost under democratic, two-term democratic president since at least maybe dwight eisenhower. you often lose seats, but the proportions were tremendous. the democratic party as a whole is really a kind of gutted machine. the mere fact that bernie sanders was able to get as far as he did in those primaries tells you how weak sort of rudderless the democratic party is. i think the real question is on the left, do you have an ideology, a theory a kind of account similar to what ronald ingan did in 1980 or fdr did 1932 -- these are these two great realignment presidents -- not that i support, but powerful. what they did is articulate a really profound, completely countervailing set of ideas and institutions and were able to shatter existing disposition. i think that is the question on the table and that bernie is slowly pushing towards. amy:

i once snapchatted while following bernie sanders. true story, i had, it was like months into covering him, i thought i was doing great, i was on tv, i was writing great stories that were making the front page. i snapchatted from the back of the bernie bus, or actually from that hotel going to the bernie bus. i had all these cousins, like 17 years old, that were like, are you a reporter? you're covering bernie sanders? they had no idea that i was a reporter until i got on snapchat. that to me gives you perspective that says, oh you think you made it because you're on the front page of the new york times or you become a white house correspondent for pbs newshour. does the 17 year old know what you did? and are they, they're gonna be the person who you hope buys the paper and hope tunes in. - well they're not brand loyal. that's exactly the point, they need to be reading this stuff. - yeah, and they need to be brought into the fold, and you have to go to them and don't expect them to come to you. - i love that. we have just a couple min

what about those parallels at how the dnc dealt with bernie sanders? >> poll after poll showed bernie sanders as the stronger general election candidate against donald trump, but the democratic party pushed resources, media, pulling data -- every thing they could to who are clinton and make sure she won the nomination and to elbow out bernie sanders. they did not learn from the self-inflicted wound. in fact, the democratic party is doubling down and we're seeing those exact same tactics applied in congressional races all across the country. amy: we want to thank you for being with us, lee fang, we willing to appease at the intercept and levi tillemann, a candidate in colorado's democratic primary for the 6th congressional district next to denver. when we come back, we're pointed inurmaout the rohingya b -- in burma. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy:y: this is d democracy nowo, dedemocracacynow.org, the war rd peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we end today's s show looking at how aid agencies are scrambling to relocate thous

i am talking to senator bernie sanders. there are questions people have, but i want my questions first. i get some prerogative around here. i am thinking about the mid-term elections. i don't hear us talking about as democrats ideas as much as porn stars and robert mueller and et cetera. isn't there a concern or danger we're in the biggest mid-term election of our lives and we're not talking about the right stuff? >> absolutely. and, you know, that has been my criticism of mead from way back when. we have a middle class which has been shrinking for four years. there's enormous pain out there. the younger generation will have a lower standard of living than their parents. we have a climate change situation which is threatening the entire planet. you've got three people in america who own more wealth an the bottom half and the gap between the very rich and everyone is growing. those are the issues it seems to me we should spend a lot of time talking. >> people who are not on television, it's all impeachment all the time. is t

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what about those parallels at how the dnc dealt with bernie sanders? >> poll after poll showed bernie sanders as the stronger general election candidate against donald trump, but the democratic party pushed resources, media, pulling data -- every thing they could to who are clinton and make sure she won the nomination and to elbow out bernie sanders. they did not learn from the self-inflicted wound. in fact, the democratic party is doubling down and we're seeing those exact same tactics applied in congressional races all across the country. amy: we want to thank you for being with us, lee fang, we willing to appease at the intercept and levi tillemann, a candidate in colorado's democratic primary for the 6th congressional district next to denver. when we come back, we're pointed inurmaout the rohingya b -- in burma. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we end today's show looking at how aid agencies are scrambling to relocate thousands of r

cases such as with bernie sanders or perhaps maine with maine with angus king but by and large a third party cancer effectively blocked out of the us system and i don't see that changing at all but then let me ask you this though really wasn't the tea party essentially a third party that got its hold by a sort of putting its talons into the republicans i mean didn't they act as a third party. one though they act as an interest group that is the key was they operated within the republican party that is what the tea party activists did was especially in states like texas is they took over the republican party and but they operated within it so you didn't see tea party candidates running for a third party or as libertarians you saw them competing in the republican primary in capturing the republican nomination and that's really what always happens in that for if you want to if you're a democratic socialist your best bet for actually reaching power is not to run as a democratic socialist or as a socialist or progressive is to compete within the democratic primary capture the nomination and

you know such as you know from out with bernie sanders or perhaps maine with maine with angus king but by and large third party cancers are effectively blocked out of the us system and i don't see that changing at all but then let me ask you this though really wasn't the tea party essentially a third party that got its hold by a sort of putting its talons into the republicans i mean didn't they act as a third party. one though their they act as an interest group that is the key was they operated within the republican party that is what the tea party activists did was especially in states like texas is they took over the republican party and but they operated within it so you didn't see tea party candidates running for a third party or as libertarians you saw them competed in the republican primary in capturing the republican nomination and that's really what always happens in that for if you want to if you're a democratic socialist your best bet for actually reaching power is not to run as a democratic socialist or as a socialist or a progressive it's to compete with in the democratic

i think bernie sanders has some of that same energy. i think going forward if you want to be a successful politician at the national level, the presidential campaigns, you will need to distinguish yourself by inauthenticity that we now realize is more important in the wake of donald trump. >> lauren in wisconsin, we have 30 ,seconds left. hello. >> caller: i have two questions. do you think -- might be. [inaudible] >> guest: i do not know who will run for president. i think obama had anything to do with russian collision. that is why robert mueller is looking at donald trump and republicans instead of democrats like hillary clinton. we will wait and see but i would not expect proof to be forthcoming. the former president obama was colluding with russians. although i realize there are right-wing outlets that suggest otherwise. >> guest: bloomberg businessweek political correspondent, political analyst on cnn. former editor of atlantic and author of book devil's bargain. steve bannon, donald trump, updated and out in paperback last month.

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many of us remember and appreciate the courageous speech of senator bernie sanders during his campaign. on israel-palestine issues and senator ben cardin as the then top democratic senator of the senate foreign relations committee, led the opposition to the nomination of david freedman as ambassador to israel. and though senator cardin had deep reservations about the iran nuclear agreement, he's now one of its most articulate opponents of abiding by our commitments to it. senator brian schatz of hawaii is one of j street's most effective supporters and allies, he he is also one of the youngest democratic senators and he will hold the seat for many years to come, to lead the fight and vindicating the jewish values that bring us here today. we will also hear from a senior palestinian diplomat, a prominent member of the israel -- we are deeply honored to be joined by such a distinguished group of speakes.d so without further adieu, let's welcome to the stage the participants in our first discussion, senior fellow at the brooking institute's center for middle east policy and our nation's f

julia: thank you, bernie sanders. apple may have an iphone problem. several analysts have cut says estimates for the iphone x ahead of apple's quarterly results tomorrow. for more is bloomberg's apple consumer reporter mark gurman, joining us from los angeles. a snapshot of the numbers we are expecting from apple, how are they going to explain what happened as far as demand for the iphone x? is it a belated pickup we are still expecting? mark: every year around the second quarter, live stars to see a little bit of a downward slight from the faries holiday quarter. slide from the previous holiday quarter. buying iphones because all the websites are talking about the next iphone. the reality is apple has come out with a new set of iphones every year in september since 2012. is already built into the stock price and minds of consumers. and not sure how much longer that its useful work. numbers across tomorrow the first thing we are going to be looking at are those iphone sales. what is the next number you are going to look for? mark: guidance for the thi

sanders. don't know a single person in this factory that is a hillary clinton -- maybe the union bosses endorsed her but in terms of the actual rank-and-file works, i dough know a single person that supports hillary. >> guest: in the primary. exactly. so the primary they didn't know a single hillary supporter and then the leadership of most of the nation's unions endorsed hillary clinton, and they said some of their bernie sanders farc triworkers reluctantly showed up and cast the ballot in the general, but not the primary and some stayed home and that was as big of a motivating factor for this elect, disenchanted democrats who stayed home as much as it was trump supporters with the unions rank-and-file. >> host: so, we talk about the kind of spiritual premonition that people had before the terrorist attacks before a loved one died. there's also this interesting theme of what i would call maybe divine outreach, where after somebody lost a loved one, there would be something kind of miraculous

conspired to prevent bernie sanders from actually having a fair shot in the primary made sure that hillary clinton always was going to be the candidate. and it's very clear that this is a concerted attempt by the d.n.c. to blame multiple external actors for its own internal problems that led to its own . on the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. the core issue in this story is not what was in those hacked e-mails the d.n.c. sabotaging of the sanders campaign it's unseemly cap and hand approach to financial donors but how those e-mails found their way into the media food chain in the first place cyber security specialists say the hackers who infiltrated the d.n.c. servers were russian julian assange and wiki leaks have stuck to their policy of neither confirming nor denying who their sources are saying only that the source is not the russian government and it is not a state party wiki leaks acquired the files and started publishing the emails for months prior to the two thousand and sixteen election and it was not alone no major u.s. media outlets ignored the story it was for b

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the senator from vermont, senator bernie sanders. [applause] thank you. thank you. i think we are in friendly territory. thank you very much. [applause] let me. [applause] and let me provide greetings to all of you from around the united states, from europe and especially those who have come from israel and palestine. welcome. [applause] it is an honor to be with you today. i also want to give a special greeting to many of the students. [applause] and, as i travel around the country, i have to say that when we talk about the future of the united states, i am very confident given the young people that i have seen, their energy and their idealism is going to make this country become what it must become. thank you young people. [applause] i want ti want to think j streer inviting me to address your conference today and for the courage that you have shown in tackling some enormously contentious issues. now more than ever we need organizations like j street were prepared to break with failed policies of the past which have led us into a w

>> bernie sanders. >> tucker: bernie sanders, independent socialist of vermont, is that the correct answer? >> vermontnt senator bernie sanders is reportedly ready to roll out a new guarantee for every american, you get a government job. >> $15 an hour with benefits. notit only is his economic nonsense, it's also, in my opinion, grossly immoral. >> tucker: here's a quick bonus follow-up. if all 320 million americans worked at the dmv, would it be a better agency? >> no. >> tucker: okay, good. i can't give you a point but you are right. question four, multiple choice. a woman was just fined $500 by bureaucratic customs50 officials for bringing what airplane? was that a filthy airplane blanket, and apple, or was it a cigar? katie? >> apple. >> tucker: apple? really? to the tape. >> u.s. customs and border patrol took a bite out of one travelers swallowed, finding her $500 for bringing an apple through customs. the violation is for one apple. it was an apple from delta. the most important part to take away from a story. >> tucker: that is the most important part. this is where we find ourselv

rigged their own primary against bernie sanders in collusion with the hillary clinton campaign which had effectively financially taken over the d.n.c. at the time as reported by the d.n.c. the chair that took over after they were the previous one was forced to resign in disgrace right this is what they're suing russia and wiki leaks over what it's really interesting to me you know you have you have for them for the left of this this narrative of the week you leaks russia there's been never any evidence of that whatsoever julian assange everything that he's done with the leaks in the last decade kills me very clearly that he would never get in bed with any government and all and there's never is never been any evidence that he ever has that's why he was so popular and so that as so many of voluntary is working for him doze and hundreds in different countries but you know this story when i heard that they were suing the russian government and trump you know sometimes when i see people soon everyone i sometimes think why don't you have parents where you have been such a media you know t

conspired to prevent bernie sanders from actually having a fair shot in the primary made sure that hillary clinton always was going to be the candidate. and it's very clear that this is a concerted attempt by the d.n.c. to blame multiple external actors for its own internal problems that led to its own . on the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. the core issue in this story is not what was in those hacked e-mails the d.n.c. sabotaging of the sanders campaign it's unseemly cap in hand approach to financial donors but how those e-mails found their way into the media food chain in the first place cybersecurity specialists say the hackers who infiltrated the d.n.c. servers were russian julian assange and wiki leaks have stuck to their policy of neither confirming nor denying who their sources are saying only that the source is not the russian government and it is not a state party wiki leaks acquired the files and started publishing the emails for months prior to the two thousand and sixteen election and it was not alone no major u.s. media outlets ignored the story it was for bet

rigged their own primary against bernie sanders in collusion with the hillary clinton campaign which had effectively financially taken over the d.n.c. at the time as reported by the d.n.c. the chair that took over after they were the previous one was forced to resign in disgrace right this is what they're suing russia and wiki leaks over what it's really interesting to me you know you have you have from the from the left did this this narrative of weak you leaks russia there's been never any evidence of that whatsoever julian assange everything that he's done with leaks in the last decade kills me very clearly that he would never get in bed with any government so all there's never is never been any evidence that he ever has why he was so popular and so that's why he can't so many of voluntary is working for him doze and hundreds in different countries but you know this story when i heard that they were suing the russian government and you know sometimes when i see people soon everyone i sometimes think i don't trust your parents will be in such a media you know this is the same kind

rig their own primary against bernie sanders in collusion with the hillary clinton campaign which had effectively financially taken over the d.n.c. at the time as reported by the d.n.c. the chair that took over after they were the previous one was forced to resign in disgrace right this is what they're suing russia and wiki leaks over what it's really interesting to me you know you have you have from the from the left did this this narrative of weak you leaks russia there's been never any evidence of that whatsoever julian assange everything that he's done with the leaks in the last decade kills me very clearly that he would never get in bed with any government and all and there's never is never been any evidence that he ever has why he was so popular and so that's why so many of voluntary is working for him doze and hundreds in different countries but you know this story when i heard that they were suing the russian government and you know sometimes when i see people soon everyone i sometimes think why don't you have parents where you have been such a media you know this is the same

rigged their own primary against bernie sanders in collusion with the hillary clinton campaign which had effectively financially taken over the d.n.c. at the time as reported by the d.n.c. the chair that took over after they were the previous one was forced to resign in disgrace right this is what they're suing russia and wiki leaks over what it's really interesting to me you know you have you have from the from the left to this this narrative of weak you leaks russia there's been never any evidence of that whatsoever julian assange everything that he's done with the leaks in the last decade kills me very clearly that he would never get in bed with any government and all and there's never is never been any evidence that he ever has why he was so popular and so that as so many of voluntary is working for him doze and hundreds in different countries but you know this story when i heard that they were suing the russian government and you know sometimes when i see people soon everyone i sometimes think why don't treat your parents well you'll be in such a media you know this is the same

it made for a rocky first cple of days, a lot of bad feeling that lingered among bernie sanders' supporters. they're still trying to come back from that. so this was the head d.n.c. saying, you know what? this cost us. we really had serious damage to our reputation, to our operation. so we're seeking damages. but also, the d.n.c. believesus thata really hasn't paid a price for what it did to meddle in the election. and it believes, you know, yes, the special counsel is investigating. but when you look at tow, you a civil case, we think there's enough there to make the case tt the trump campaign, at the very least, if it wasn't colluding with t russians, it was egging them on. it was benefiting. it was encouraging this operation. there's a lot of communication y now.e know of b and that's what they're gonna try to prove in civil court. >> but i tnk there was rightly some reticence from democrats to talk about this too much. it's a complicated story line. it has figeies in f countries, money transfers. what does the average person even define as collusion? whoers bob mue to an average america

ky first couple of days, a lot of bad feeling thatinred among bernie sanders' supporters. they're still tryino come back from that. so this was the head of the d.n.c. saying, you know what? this cost us. we really had serious damage to our reputation, to our eration. so we're seeking damages. but also, the d.n.c. that russia really hasn't paid a price for what it did to meddle in thelection. and it believes, you know, yes, the special counsel is investigating. but when you look at the, you know, a civil case, we thinkh there's eno there to make the case that the trump campaign, at the very least, if it wasn't colluding with the russians, it was egging them on. it was benefiting. it was encouraging this operation. there's a lot of communication that we kno of by now. and that's what they're gonna try to prove in civil court. >> but w i think the rightly some reticence from democrats to talk about this too much. it's apl cated story line. it has figures in foreign countries, money transfers. what does the average person even define as collusion? who is bob mueller? to an ave

do you like bernie sanders? >> h i'm sure he's a nice perso. >> sean: what do you think about hillary disenfranchising every bernie sanders folder because donna brazile said the fix was in? it wasto rigged? does not say anything to you about hillary? >> you're okay with rigging? >> i'm not okay with happened with donna brazile, not okay with anything that has happened there. hillary does make some great points. >> sean:ct does it bother you that hillary paid for what ostensibly became russian propaganda, government lies, to influence the general election? >> another question, is it okay for the fbi to interject itself into -- i thought i had a great question. >> sean: i'm the host. >> i'm sorry. >> sean: there's an order here here.. dr. gorka, i think the idea that she paid for russian lies after she stole the primary speaks volumes. >> not only did she steal the primary from uncle bernie, the fact is, she was facilitating the most successful russian information operation in the history of the russian system. >>

and i'm humbled that the man who will take this stage after me is senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> we noted his courageous, brave defense not of palestinians, but of the american values he represents. we noted his defense, senator sanders, of the rights of people in gaza and all over to protect their right for peaceful protest. it is their right to protest peacefully. [ applause ] >> and we take hope from the many, many, many american youth all over who are doing one thing. they are no longer considering the american values to be undivided, the values of freedom, of justice, of liberty, of potential and prosperity. we see them everywhere. they are growing. the public opinions are showing that the american public, particularly youth, give us hope. i'd like to end here by saying this. you in this room give us and give the cause of peace real, real hope. the hope that keeps us going despite all the above. that hope will get us through these difficult times, we promise you. and towards a better future. remember, my friends, the road is long and tiring. it is. it is us, ho

melissa: bernie sanders jobs for all plan isn't getting love from all. dave freeman is here next to help us understand. that's next. [ phone rings ] hi, tom. how's the college visit? does it make the short list? yeah, i'm afraid so. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. knowing what's important to you is why 7 million investors work with edward jones. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. . melissa: senator bernie sanders wants everyone in the u.s. to feel the burn for $15 an hour. what a great idea. the vermont senator hasn't offered details on the jobs for all bill but democrats are lining up on skepticism. senator dick durbin says -- here now is james freeman, "wall street journal" editorial page assistant editor and fox news contributor. this is like

joining me now, bernie sanders. you and cory booker, i think, are on that piece of legislation together. it seems like there's a breakthrough now with the democratic party on this issue. >> well, you know, during my campaign, i talked about it. it was one of the many issues that was just too radical. but you know what, prohibition doesn't work. studies show that over half the american people smoke marijuana. it is insane to be arresting some 600,000 people a year for possession of marijuana. states are moving forward with decriminalization. legalization, vermont moved forward with decriminalization. the time is now to say that we are not going to punish people for smoking marijuana. states want to go forward and legalize it, that is their right. >> but doesn't the logic of that extend past marijuana? that prohibition doesn't work. >> to? >> crack cocaine, heroin, ecstasy. if the issue is prohibition, they're all prohibited substances. >> in portugal, with i think, has moved in that direction. >> they have. let's tak

joining me now, bernie sanders. you and cory booker, i think, are on that piece of legislation together. it seems like there's a breakthrough now with the democratic party on this issue. >> well, you know, during my campaign, i talked about it. i was one of the many issues that was just too radical. but you know what, prohibition doesn't work. studies show that over half the american people smoke marijuana. it is insane to be arresting some 600,000 people a year for possession of marijuana. states are moving forward with decriminalization. legalization, vermont moved forward with legalization. the time is now to say that we are not going to punish people for smoking marijuana. states want to go forward and legalize it, that is their right. >> but doesn't the logic of that extend past marijuana? >> to -- >> crack cocaine, heroin, ecstasy. if the issue is prohibition, they're all prohibited substances. >> in portugal, with i think, has moved in that direction. >> they have. let's take one thing at a time. this is a ma

. >> this was about bernie sanders i think they basically tipped the scale against bernie sanders and i think they were afraid of what they would find relative to bernie sanders internal democratic politics as opposed to national security. maria: so is it likely that we're going to be hearing a lot more about this if the democrats push on this lawsuit? >> they might have just made a serious error here because just as you said they didn't want the fbi involved. they didn't want the government looking moo these servers, there was a lot of shady business, debbie wasserman schultz had to step down after it was exposed they said it was because the election was too important that's why they didn't want to give access that's obviously ridiculous and not true and now if they push on this and the president gets to do discovery and return on them we'll learn a whole lot more. maria: incredible real quick on the pompeo hearing tomorrow. i think he's not going to make it through the committee but they certainly should do everything they can to get him the 50 votes. maria: but you don't think -- >

sanders and his campaign because by then he lost the race and he wasn't getting out and there was a pretty typical political conflict. party wants them out and they want to rally behind hillary and not ready to do that and there's a lot of [bleep] and moaning and nothing happens. it's more like bending but that material is what has grabbed in the six weeks after its first discovery and later dumped and that is what causes the biggest problems and there are some people in the dnc who later on tell us for the book that they are so frustrated that they need to shut down right away on the side of the cyber security people are like we can't. >> let me ask you we only have a few minutes left but let me ask you when people talk about collusion they asked the question whether there was collusion it often comes back to a few things, the trump tower meeting, for example. the christopher steel dossier. tell us about the. >> well, look, we've discussed the trump tower meeting earlier in the real damning stuff is what is public that what the offer was in the dangle to the trump campaign coming f

dennis kucinich backed by bernie sanders group, our revolution. they both spoke at that training session that i wint to. a lot of people are looking at that race, anne, as an early test not just in progressive power but kind of a proxy test for those two presidential candidates. do you see it that way? >> yeah. i mean that's absolutely a valid way to frame that, as a test case. certainly, i mean, as a test case of the larger progressive argument on the democratic side as well. i mean, as rick was just making the conservatives art against the mushy middle, the progressive democrats are making that argument against a mushy middle for 2020, and how well both of these candidates do in ohio will be a bit of a harbinger for that. >> david, ask you quickly. a lot of controversy. you may have heard something about this at the white house correspondents' dinner and whether the comedic approach was appropriate. you want to weigh in on that? >> yeah. i mean, i watched the white house correspondents' dinner monologue and thought michelle wolf was swinging for