senator bernie sanders is an old-fashioned democratic socialist. ocasio-cortez represents a new wave of seemingly socialist. but then you have folks like senator kamala harris and cory booker who seem to be jumping on the train because it' popular. but it went play that well with the american people. liz: sanders tweeted out, trump tear fired our day one fundraising and sign-up numbers. he's scared and he should be. >> bernie sanders is someone who could be a disrupter to this election. the same forces that got trump elected, that pressure building in the united states hasn't been completely let out yet. there is room to tap into strains of populism. bernie sanders was able to cause a huge amount of destruction. >> the critics have been saying the problem with this is the a conclusion is where the mind comes to rest. that is when they talk big government ideas, they think big government will fix income inequality. when the tax rates go up, it means bigger government. the debt has gone up so high, it's about paying off the interest on that debt. whe

in new hampshire where bernie sanders beat hillary clinton by a lot, there are a lot of bernie sanders voters going to events and listening to other candidates. >> no question. that's how this works. the challenge for bernie sanders is, yes, he has true believers i. suspect he'll always have the true believers. the reality is people looking for an alternative have so many options. the question for bernie sanders is does he have a second act? is he able to convince some of his old supporters to stay in and also show that he can evolve. one advantage is he's run before. that's a huge advantage for a presidential candidate who has been through the wringer and all of this before. this will be so much different for him. i'm looking to see how he's able to expand his argument. is he going to define himself against these individual democratic candidates? it's a sense of ego here as well for bernie sanders. he liked what he did four years ago. he had a strong showing four years ago particularly here. it depends. he's also seen by some democrats as a spoiler. if you talk to democrats in michiga

bernie sanders shows up. he's standing at the mic and all these african-american voters kept eating their sunday lunch. does he not understand we have other issues other than criminal justice? i think bernie sanders learned a lot from that moment. i think what we will see is a bernie sanders that will talk more about diversity but also bring on people that are diverse and understand it. but don't look at a candidate's race. don't look at a candidate's sexual orientation. except that democratic voters absolutely want to look at that because they think diversity isn't something you should just talk about. it is something you should have on the campaign. i think kasie is right. democratic voters want to absolutely vote for a woman. >> we have this growing field. it is like trying to pick a fantasy baseball team at this stage. there is always going to be a surprise. someone is going to fail quickly. someone is going to rise quickly, probably. but you wonder, and i don't know what the polling data shows in this in

bernie sanders announced he is in. he announced it on vermont public radio moments ago. >> i think the current occupant of the white house is an embarrassment to our country. i think he is a pathological liar everyday. he is telling one lie or another. it fifs me no accomplish to say that. i also think he is a racist, a sexist, a home mophobe, xenophobe, somebody gaining cheap political points by trying to pick on minorities and often undocumented immigrants. >> senator sanders is running as a democratic again. remember he was the runner-up to hillary clinton in the 2016 race. >> 16 states have filed a lawsuit challenge president trump's national declaration. they said it is to protect their natural resources and economic interests from president trump's flagrant za flagrant disregard of the separation of powers. >> here from one of the states suing. on what grounds are you suing the president? >> the president is breaking the law and shredding the constitution and declare an emergency where there is one. we have the l

three years ago bernie sanders started what he called a revolution a run for u.s. president on a platform of progressive ideas such as free health care for all the independent senator who eventually lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton but at seventy seven years old sanders believes his still has what it takes to win the white house has launched his campaign to be the democratic candidate in twenty twenty saying here's the right man to face donald trump. bernie sanders i'm running for president and i'm asking you today to be part of an unprecedented grassroots campaign of one million active volunteers in every state in our country . our campaign is not only about the feeding donald trump the most dangerous president in modern american history it is than only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election our campaign is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic social racial and environmental justice. the twenty twenty democratic primary looks to be crowded at least twelve candidates

it was aimed at bernie sanders. vermont doesn't have presidential party denomination, so he will be running as a democrat for senator. but he is not as large as he was four years ago because there are so many options. >> jeff zeleny reporting to me in the studio -- a little less windy there. we have our panel here. that is the question. there is no doubt some democrats don't like it, but bernie has moved the party. his ideas has moved the party, his energy has moved the party. his success on the internet has taught a lot of people about how to raise money. but did they prove something and they say thank you and move on? he's got a base of support, a crowded field that helps you to have your own solid base. with others you can say there are more women running, more african-americans running, thank you very much, see ya. which is it? >> i don't think we know. that's going to be one of the big questions that sanders will have to answer and that the other democrats in the field will have to answer. there is no question

bernie sanders. do you think they are underestimating bernie sanders considering how much money he raised, and a little upset his socialist policies have been hijacked. >> a lot of these candidates are using and recycling the senators' campaign platform from 2016. it is significant he was able to raise $6 million in 24 hours. kamala harris of california raised $1 million. elizabeth warren only raised $300,000 in 24 hours. but we shouldn't read too much into it because it's so early we don't know officially who all will run. we still haven't heard in former vice president joe biden is going to get from the race. the democratic party is the party of diversity and women. and their two front runners are older white men. >> let's be clear. the heart and soul of the democratic party are african-american voters. if you think bernie sanders will receive more popularity when it's all said and done than two african-american candidates or any of the other candidates on the ticket you are drinking too much of yo

three years ago bernie sanders started what he called a revolution a run for u.s. president on a platform of progressive ideas such as free health care for all the independent senator who eventually lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton but at seventy seven years old sanders believes his still has what it takes to win the white house has launched his campaign to be the democratic candidate in twenty twenty saying he's the right man to face donald trump. bernie sanders i'm running for president and i'm asking you today to be part of an unprecedented grassroots campaign of one million active volunteers in every state in our country . our campaign is not only about the feeding donald trump the most dangerous president in modern american history it is that only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election our campaign is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic social racial and environmental justice. the twenty twenty democratic primary looks to be crowded at least twelve candidates ha

three years ago bernie sanders started what he called a revolution a run for u.s. president on a platform of progressive ideas such as free health care for all the independent senator who eventually lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton but at seventy seven years old sanders believes his still has what it takes to win the white house has launched his campaign to be the democratic candidate in twenty twenty saying here's the white man to face donald trump. bernie sanders i'm running for president and i'm asking you today to be part of an unprecedented grassroots campaign of one million active volunteers in every state in our country . our campaign is not only about the feeding donald trump the most dangerous president in modern american history it is that only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election our campaign is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic social racial and environmental justice. the twenty twenty democratic primary looks to be crowded at least twelve candidates

in 2016, it was hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. and, you know, you had martin o'malley in the race but he really never took off. bernie sanders was able to portray himself as the anti-hillary candidate. there were a lot of people who liked bernie sanders' message but others who just didn't want hillary clinton as the democratic nominee. you saw that dynamic play out. this time around you have elizabeth warren who is in that progressive liberal lane. you also have someone like tulsi gabbard who is an endorser of bernie sanders in 2016. jeff merkley, the democratic senator from oregon, might decide to also run too. all of a sudden, throw in the kamala harrises and the cory bookers who are running on progressive policies, and this is a lot different. bernie sanders said maybe 35% can be a winning number. the other downside to bernie sanders is, what happens if elizabeth warren, say, finishes ahead of you in iowa and that would be a very tough situation. so this field is so much different than it was in 2016, provides some potential st

, bernie sanders biggest problem? he had all that momentum in 2016. was not able to get it done. now basically he's the victim of his own success. he has put out all of these ideas. lot of democrats have said, okay, they've adopted them. i think it is very interesting that they think howard schultz is their biggest problem when actually, it possibly is the democrats moving so far to the left that is actually what will help president trump get re-elected. your thoughts? >> i think dave touched on that point which is he needs a boil. i think picking a fight with howard schultz, a billionaire and benefitting from that dynamic will help him. but the window has shifted. he is a victim of his own success. the policy conversation moved that far to the left. you're already seeing elizabeth warren out in that lane in front of him. it will be a mistake to discount anybody who walks in with the same idea. >> dana: peter doocy, he reported from new hampshire that bernie sanders was able to raise $1.2 million in four hours. anothe

sanders supporters were disgusted and said they would never vote for hillary clinton bernie sanders did in the end but endorsed hillary clinton when she was nominated by the democratic party this is bernie sanders giving his blessing to the nomination of hillary rodham clinton and. to do everything ari can to make certain she will be the next president. in the aftermath of the twenty sixteen election in which donald trump was elected president we've seen the ideas promoted by bernie sanders become increasingly popular among the democratic party many new democratic socialist have been elected during the midterm congressional elections and his calls for universal health care and a green new deal raising is. shoes of climate change have become increasingly popular so another democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren confirmed that she agreed with the assessment that the twenty sixteen primary was rigged against bernie sanders this is a liberal war do you agree with the notion that it was rigged yes this is a real problem but what we've got to do is democrats now is we've got t

very few blamed bernie sanders himself. he did not have a full grasp of what was happening at every level of his campaign. they want to give him an opportunity to do better this time around. he made steps in that direction. he met with some of those accusers and apologized for the way they were treated. they already implemented changes in terms of the muman resources infrastructure in 2016 versus this time around. the big issue for sanders, you're not seeing a ton of criticism from his fellow competitors of this race. that's because within the confines of these massive campaign infrastructures, there's concern he's not the only person that perhaps had he's problems within the campaign. the big issue for him is how he deals with it and it's handle going forward. in a field with so many candidates, so many essentially espousing the same political beliefs, one little miscue like this could be something to make a voter go in a different directions and something bernie sanders has to deal with. >> they have to be careful going a

sanders supporters have got to be wondering if indeed this year it will happen will bernie sanders be able to get the nomination for president and will he run against donald trump in the final election for president of united states in twenty twenty can i'm open to those details. now germany's chancellor angela merkel is sponsored outrage among environmental activists by implying recent student protests against climate change were triggered by outside influences on two zero correspondent peter odom reports. protests demanding action on climate change of scene in young people and on the streets of cities across the world including here in germany was. that it. was. here. but politicians including those who've previously been outspoken on humanity's need to act when it comes to the climate aren't impressed the german chancellor going as far as to suggest that a third party may be at play here is if you believe the critics this hybrid war thing online is haunted attacked because you suddenly have movements that you wouldn't have thought would happen in germany children and all protesting

sanders supporters were disgusted and said they would never vote for hillary clinton bernie sanders did in the end and doris hillary clinton when she was nominated by the democratic party this is bernie sanders giving his blessing to the nomination of hillary rodham clinton and i didn't do everything ari can to make certain she will be the next president. in the aftermath of the twenty sixteen election in which donald trump was elected president we've seen the ideas promoted by bernie sanders become increasingly popular among the democratic party many new democratic socialists have been elected during the midterm congressional elections and his calls for universal health care and a green new deal. the raising issues of climate change have become increasingly popular so another democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren confirmed that she agreed with the assessment that the twenty sixteen primary was rigged against bernie sanders this is a liberal war do you agree with the notion that it was rigged yes this is a real problem but what we've got to do is democrats now is we've

sanders supporters have got to be wondering if indeed this year it will happen will bernie sanders be able to get the nomination for president and will he run against donald trump in the final election for president of united states in twenty twenty. germany's chancellor angela merkel has sparked outrage among environmental activists by implying recent student protests against climate change but triggered by outside influences on teens in europe correspondent peter the reports. protests demanding action on climate change of scene of young people out on the streets of cities across the world including here in germany. was. i. hear. but politicians including those who have previously been outspoken on humanity's need to act when it comes to the climate aren't impressed the german chancellor going as far as to suggest that a third party may be at play here is if you believe the critics this hybrid warfare online is haunted attacked because you suddenly have movements that you wouldn't have thought would happen in germany children and all protesting over climate protection it's an importa

your reaction to bernie sanders? >> by the way, the images of jorge ramos checked out the middle of caracas. that has been going on for many years. it's part of a daily picture there. regarding bernie sanders, it's a shame he would refrain from calling nicolas maduro a dictator. he's a dictator as fidel castro was a dictator. he just doesn't want to see the reality. he must open his eyes. liz: what's your concern about bernie sanders' run for the presidency given this position he has? >> let me tell you, nicolas maduro should be hoping for bernie sanders to win an election and become president of the u.s. that will be a dream come true for nicolas maduro. no doubt about it. with my friends to our annual get-together, especially after being diagnosed last year with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's getting results we rarely saw five years ago. (avo) in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longe

bernie sanders announcing his run. he said he'll have his own version of a green new deal to overhaul the u.s. economy. watchdogs note that sanders and ocasio-cortez still refuse to disclose the higher taxes needed to pay for all of that, including on the middle class. analysts note cortez' 70% tax on the upper brackets would only pay for a week's worth of spending. reporter: sanders had a failed run for president against hillary clinton in 2016. but this time he says it's different. >> we are going to win. we are going to also launch way think is an unprecedented run in american history. a grassroots movement to lay the ground work for transforming the political and economic life of this country. reporter: the political climate shifted in his favor. he's considered the frontrunner in his field. his progressive policies that he campaigned on in 2016, far-left proposals like medicare for all. $15 minimum wage. free college tuition for all. he's running for the very first time, he has a massive data base of grassroots su

bernie sanders was considered the frontrunner. kamala harris raised $1.5 million in her first 24 hours following her announcement. this is four times that amount. liz: president trump reacting to bernie sanders entering the race tweeting quote. crazy bernie is entering the race. i wish him well. deneen borelli is with us. >> i'm not surprised bernie was able to raise that kind of money. you have got to think about the momentum he has behind him. he keeps his base very excited. following the 2016 presidential election, he has an extensive data base of names and donors. he has name recognition and he's the face of the socialist wing of the democrat party, he's the leader. he's the man. liz: here is what happened. 10 minutes after his campaign announcement bernie sanders made a mistake that once earned president barack obama the misleading statement of the year prize. cbs was grilling bernie sanders on how voters don't like single payer and how its favor blilt drops once voters hear about the cost and how they will lose their health

it's not just bernie sanders. it's where democrats who tell everyday americans how to live their lives. they are deck tag it what times of cars we should drive. telling us we shouldn't be flying planes. then look at them, they are flying their own private jets, telling us how to live, but they can't even live up to their own standards. it's hypocritical and americans are not buying it. liz: president trump is on his way to the second summit with kim jong-un of core. of. it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selectiv

politician bernie sanders has entered the twenty twenty presidential race. running for president the seventy seven year old independent senator from vermont has launched his second bid to win the democratic party's nomination sander says he's running to defeat donald trump who he describes as a pathological liar and racist sanders last of them to hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen who was interned defeated by the current president donald trump let's go live now to ship recounts he was in washington for us a shit we didn't work for him in two thousand and sixteen why does bernie sanders believe that it could be different for him this time. so i'll do says it's time to complete the revolution that he began in twenty sixteen and it's true and he came from almost nowhere. and won forty three percent of the democratic primary vote and in so doing he made ideas that once dismissed as completely to extreme for the united states he made the mainstream like universal health care and i'm fighting for equal society as far as he's concerned that the modern a mo

. >>> hi, i'm bernie sanders, i'm running for president. i'm asking you you today to be part of an unprecedented grass-roots campaign of 1 million active volunteers in every state in our country. >> i sit here kamala harris and elizabeth warren. bernie sits a few seats away from me. i think the important thing is there's a whole series of very credible candidates. >> i am going to run for president. that's correct. >> what's going to be different this time? >> we're going to win. >>> okay. lots in there to cover. we'll get to it, but we're following some breaking news. new fears that the trump administration is working to give nuclear secrets to saudi arabia. whistleblowers from president trump's own national security council revealed a plan, get this, to transfer nuclear technology to the saudis -- >> why? >> yeah, there's a lot of questions here, why being the first. the plan was backed by former national security adviser michael flynn and others. it may have violated the law. as we get into this, the why might be become clear, and it's t

bernie sanders is running. ume populist senator joins the race to take on in 2020. >> you are going to run for president? sen. sanders: i am going to one -- run for president. >> what is different this time? oin. sanders: we're gng to win. laura: losing her citizthship -- why e british schooirl who joined the islamic state in syria may have tmeuble coming . plus, she is aational champion who can pull off a triple axel. how this 13-year-old is king the skating world by storm. laura: welcome to our viewers on blic television in the the globe. make room, the race for the democratic presidential nomination got more crowded today as bernie sanders joined the field. the vermont senator is running for the white house again and president trump is his target. afin the four hourr the announcement, he raised a million dollars. builcan bernie sanders preva gary o'donoghue reports. gary: so it is official. sen. sanders: there is no end to what the great people of our tion can accomplish. gary: at 77 years old, the ent senat

sanders himself actually did endorser this is bernie sanders ultimately endorsing hillary clinton after the twenty sixteen campaign hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her tonight. now as folks are well aware donald trump ultimately won the two thousand and sixteen election and became the u.s. president and sense then among democrats many of the ideas put forward by bernie sanders such as medicare for all and health care for all and education being provided have become rather popular with even some mainstream democrats now embracing those ideas so at this point we see bernie sanders announcing that he is indeed going to contend for the democratic nomination for president many different voices charming in about what this could possibly mean could this campaign be bigger and more effective than the previous one could he actually secure the nomination because his ideas have become more popular people are just waiting to see what could happen a lot of questions in the united states as we see bernie sanders has officially entered the twenty twenty

somebody like bernie sanders. steve: just declared is he running for president. >> he sees these problems. he thinks the central government will be the problem. it never will be. trump has started by stopping the war on religious institutions. really it's going to be up to all sorts of people. starting up a new little league and going to church and inviting friends. only way to turn it around and rebuild from the bottom up. little that maria to ans that used to connect people together. have to be rebuilt. steve: don't sit in your house go. outside and do something. all part of a brand new book alienated in america. tim carney, thank you so much. >> thank you. steve: it's a beautifully written book. congratulations. >> thanks. steve: a possible motive may have been revealed against ago tore in chicago. we are live with new developments coming up next. >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's

bernie sanders jumping in to this race. there were some questions about whether or not he was going to do it. there were reports of him having meals with elizabeth warren as they both talked about what their plans were going to be. and i think the question is does he have that same energy this time around that he showed in 2016, or is that energy now spread out among too many other potential choices for democratic voters? i think when you talk to people who are working on some of these other campaigns, they're looking at bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and saying the two of them are going to cannibalize each other, essentially. they're both trying to appeal to the same set of voters and that's going to clear out some lanes for other candidates to find a path. now, bernie sanders is somebody who really kind of rose on the strength of his own personal authenticity. it's really clear, and i know you know this from having covered the republican side in 2016 as well. that's what voters are looking for. bernie sanders resonat

look, bernie sanders, he'd love to run against bernie sanders, but i've got to tell you, as i was listening to him right now, i thought it was the twilight zone in a moment where a republican president is saying out loud that he agrees with bernie sanders on trade. i am so dam old. i remember when republicans were pro free trade. we're completely opposite where bernie sanders is on trade. yet, donald trump who has taken this republican party hostage and have got an lot of fools to believe that he is the republican messiah is in the same place. he has said it in his own voice like bernie sanders on trade. >> it feels like this guy is upsidedown, i know, anna navarro, thank you so much. kirsten powers, ladies, appreciate it. we want to get back to that news that the president denied he spoke with his acting attorney general matt whitaker getting the district of new york to unrecuse himself in the investigation, more on that at the top of the hour. >>> ♪ ♪ wake up sweetie. ♪ doctor dave. ♪ here's your order. applebee's to go. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. better things th

bernie sanders is running for the democratic nomination again. and the "new york times" is out with a major report that the trump has taken to otherwise control the investigations of him and of his campaign. the president has long waged a very public war on those inquiries. "times" says it has revealed the quote extent of the more sustained, more secretive assault by the machinery of federal law enforcement, that the president has turned into an session. they inform on misinformation about the firing of michael flynn. they report on conversations between the republican law makers about an attempt to attack robert mueller, the spelg special counsel, and that he eattempted to place a loyalist. that last episode occur late last year when they were closing in on the president who they were calling individual one in that case. called matthew whitaker with a question. he asked whether berman, and trump ally could be put in charge of the widing vention. whitaker could not fulfill the president's request because he was recused. according to the report, h

we need that bernie sanders was going to run again, andi bernie sanders was going to run again, and i think he waited for some of the other candidates to set forth in the race and to see how they were received by the american people. we have 50 weeks until the first votes are cast for president, so first votes are cast for president, so right now, he has to prove not only can he assemble at the same coalition that he had before i get hillary clinton and, but also have the extra use of support necessary to wait and be the one to take on donald trump for us next year. what do you think are his chances on that? has eli heard —— has he learned a lot? that is a shame. we lost hired. let's us help you get her back soon. we will come back and talk about another political issue and then if we get her back again we will go back to her afterwards. let us move on. 16 us states have sued the trump administration over the president's decision to declare a national emergency to obtain funds for constructing a wall on the mexican border. in a lawsuit filed in the northern district of california,

what does that say for bernie sanders? >> she's scared of the term that bernie sanders isn't. he's still on board with that. he's a democratic socialist. something interesting happened with bernie sanders this morning that suggested that he's not the same person that he used to be. in his interview with vermont public radio, the first thing he said he was doing, was going after the president. he accused of being a racist, a homophobe. bernie sanders this morning attacking the president for his position on illegal immigrants. it was just a couple years ago that bernie sanders was saying that open borders was a right-wing conspiracy. this is a bernie sanders who has changed and moving further in the direct of the identity politics left, running down the message and running from the socialism message that he's run on. >> charles: it's like the elephant in the room amongst the democrats. this policy that he's talking about, they say they're the old white guy that people are trying to fight against. >> that's right. they're upset with him. what a weird hand to be dealt that you can

bernie sanders is giving it another try. the 77-year-old self-described democratic socialist will run for president again as a democrat in 2020. sanders said since his veiled attempt in 2016, many of his ideas have become part of the political mainstream and is promising an army of devoted grassroots followers who will continue his crusade. the question is does the party want him to be the standard-bearer or does it just gravitate to his ideas? correspondent peter doocy is in manchester tonight. >> democratic primary hopefuls are feeling the bern. >> you are going to run for president? >> i am going to run for president, that's correct. >> bernie sanders started stitching together a coalition that won him 1.3 million votes in 2016 for it only took four hours for donors to send him $1.2 million. >> brothers and sisters, we have a lot of work and progress. >> sanders says he sees an opening because almost all the top two democratic hopefuls are pushing things like medicare for all, which he did last time. >> all of those ideas

let me ask you about bernie sanders. in the first 3 1/2 hours after this announcement became public, his campaign was touting more than a million dollars in donations, most of them coming from small donors here. the bottom line is there's certainly still some energy among bernie's base, as it were, but circumstances are different as bernie sanders enters the race this time around, aren't they? >> they absolutely are, peter. but you are right. clearly there is a hardcore base of bernie supporters that are still willing to give him money. you know, that's been proven just in the first few hours of this. the question, though, is how many of those people that were going to bernie rallies back in 2016 -- and they were huge, i went to dozens of them -- how many of those people were true core bernie sanders supporters and how many were just looking to vote for somebody other than hillary clinton in the democratic primary? because anybody that's in that category is a potential opportunity for one of the many other candidates tha

bernie sanders, vermont, neighbor. others who have been there who are better known in new hampshire. this is kamala harris's first trip to new hampshire. when you think about it those of us who covered presidential politics, when the person is born or able to walk and thinks about running for president they make a trip to new hampshire. the fact that this is her first is interesting. it allows them to see a fresh face, but things don't change much in new hampshire. if she wants to make a play in new hampshire they'll expect her to be in their living rooms day in, day out. that's how you win new hampshire. i don't care what year it is. >> jeff zeleny, you wrote a great piece about amy klobuchar, another entrant to the race who is trying to stake out a more centrist position and her willingness to say no to democratic voters. there was a towcnn town hall la night. have a listen. >> no medicare for all? >> it could be a possibility in the future. i'm looking at something that will work now. >> yes or no, do you support fr

bernie sanders has officially jumped the shark. that was him in front of his shall we say, howard dean moment or his fonzie moment when dean left infamous scream? the one by which the country -- or when fonzie jumped over the shark and "happy days". and it was kind of all over after that? this was that moment for senator sanders. he has jumped the shark by exposing the world to his selfish stupidity by refusing to state the obvious. by refusing to admit that the socialist he considers a bud is nothing than a brutal dictator. bernie sanders is refusing to call a man that is taken five american hostages, all fathers and grandfathers, and has held the from of the 450 days all killing dozens of protesters including two more today who tried to cross the border into brazil to get food and medicine. he jails and tortures thousands of political prisoners. including some of the people that you've met on this very show. uses intimidation tactics and quartz bad guys like drug traffickers and hezbollah terrorist. he threatens to withhold basic

bernie sanders is back in the race. the darling of america's left announced he's running to unseat president trump in 2020. he lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in 2016, and this time, there are more liberal candidates in the field. but, in a sign he still has a loyal following, sanders raises $1 million injust four hours after announcing his campaign. you're going to run for president? i am going to run for president, that's correct. what's going to be different this time? we're going to win. the government promises to do all it can to help honda workers losing theirjobs in swindon, and the pm tells the car company she's disappointed. also on the programme: whistle—blowers warn a congressional committee that the white house is rushing to transfer highly sensitive nuclear technology to saudi arabia — despite being warned not to. influential and revered. chanel designer karl lagerfeld, a giant of the fashion world, has died. he was 85. hello, and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington, and matthew price

very few people knew who bernie sanders was. he's got a base of 15% to 20% and in a crowded field with a lot of money that he can raise, listen, he would win some states just with 20%, 25%. connell: it's crazy. a lot of people made a big deal money-wise what kamala harris was able to do. bernie sanders has been in it before and has this network of people set up. that's a lot of money in not a lot of time. he still i guess has the energy with the young people which is obviously ironic given how old he is, 77 years of age. >> that's right. that's right. he had the young vote last time. i imagine he will get a good portion of it this time. however, the lane that he's in is certainly elizabeth warren's lane or sanders' lane, depends on who is going to get it. but as you know, there's a lot of anger at bernie sanders, why he stayed in that 2016 race as long as he did and why he still calls himself an independent. that's maybe elizabeth warren, even though warren and sanders are friends, this is going to get nasty all around. connell:

with the new delegate will bernie sanders imposed. i don't think he is the most likely winner but he could win and if he does it almost becomes the worst-case scenario for democrats. hard to imagine a worse outcome for democrats in 2020 than they nominate a person who embraces the moniker of socialist, is an old white dude and sets up not only are you easy prey for republicans but almost certainly invite howard schultz into the race. everyone excited about white dudes in their 70s. >> just in, the washington post with a huge lawsuit from the teen at the center of the catholic controversy topping the realtors roundup. the poets engaged in a modern-day form of mccarthyism by bullying covington student sandman. he was wearing a mag a hat after the march for rally when he saw home video clips of him staring at a native american activist who approached him. the lawsuit says rather than digging the truth supposedly sandman because he's a white catholic student wearing a make america great again hat. sandman's attorney rights it would compen

bernie sanders is running for president again. the independent senator from vermont announced his second bid for the nomination. he called president trump, "an embarrassment and pathological liar." is 77. in 2016, he upended the establishment by making a stronger than expected challenge to hillary clinton during the primaries. the chinese telecom equipment maker while way -- huawei says there is no way the u.s. can crush the company. the founder said "the world cannot leave us because we are more advanced." the trump administration has been pushing other countries to avoid using their equipment, and argues that the gear could be used to share intelligence with beijing. the company has denied that. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at "tictoc" on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. davdavid? david: thank you, mark. u.s. and china trade negotiations resumed today with reports just out a few minutes ago that the u.s. is pressing for china t

bernie sanders candidacy again because it essentially means democrats will have more in fighting as they did just a few years back up it's no surprise that bernie is anti establishment on the left however in a way like your other guest said he has moved the party further to the left and that makes republicans who support the president even more assured that president truck can handily with reelection for those of us who have been from the beginning of his candidacy the beginning of the president kennedy rather this is really actually bad neo's because of the same thing we are hoping that the democrats can put up a candidate that is evil to take on truck to give him a good fight because the power of the incumbency is so great somebody on the left the challenge from the left is going to have to be very strong and frankly spenders don't represent that jeff i mean this is a crowded field compared to two thousand and sixteen but dontcha think at the same time people will still say this is the man who championed the principles of universal health care free education and taxing the wealthy i me

bernie sanders is in year four of his campaign. he offered things into the debate and he maintains that. he was savvy, basically having two years head start and maintaining his list and growing our revolution. >> i think there is a little bit of a mirage about this. while he's very smart, when he heard front runner, know it is a very difficult and dangerous term being the front runner come great numbers but high expectations. i think what we have seen in terms of money, again, it is just remarkable. i am not going to put it in any way to down play it. he's got competitors that are going to raise millions of dollars. he's not the only one that's going to go the distance. we saw this in 2016. bernie lost and the bigger point in terms of electability, he has to win the primaries. >> yes. >> he has squandered the last two years in the sense that he has tended very wealth to his supporter and his base. i am not exactly sure i understand that because people have alternatives this year. this is not as simple if you don't like hillary and

certainly bernie sanders offering something. but bernie sanders was part of a movement. the movement has now aarrived. now you see eight candidates part of that in some way. some are more moderate. some are more left. but it is an interesting time for the democratic party. the other thing i wonder, another lesson we learned from 2018 is that women really came out to vote against donald trump but also for other women. and i wonder if that gives an advantage. i think it probably does to the top three or four women right now who are probably running. i wonder if bernie sanders may have kind of missed his opening by not getting in a little earlier as these women have set up some strong openings. >> mark, let's talk about amy cloeb char. she called progressive policy platforms like medicare for all aspirational. how do you think she will match up against sanders because when she says very realistic things like paying for college for everybody is great. i just don't know how we could do it. it doesn't get a lot of applause, but that's a real answer, and it is a realistic one.

bernie sanders is running. the populist senator joins the race to take on trump in 2020. >> you are going to run for president? sen. sanders: i am going to one -- run for president. >> what is different this time? sen. sanders: we're going to win. laura: losing her citizenship -- why the british schoolgirl who joined the iamic state in syria may have trouble coming home. plus, she is a national champion who can pull off a triple axel. how this3-year-old is taking the skating world by storm laura:er welcome to our vion public television in the the globe. make room, the race for the democratic presidential nomination got more crowded todaas bernie sanders joined the field. the vermont senator is running for the white house again and president trump is his target. in the four hours after the announcement, he raised a million dollars. but can bernie sanders prevail? gary o'donoghue reports. gary: so it is official. sen. sanders: there is no end to what the gat people of our nation can accomplish. gary: at 77 years

bernie sanders is back and salty as ever. the independent senator from vermont made it official announcing his bid in the 2020 democratic primary. sanders joining the crowded field of at least ten candidates so far. one thing that sets him apart from the rest of the field, he has done this before. he won 19 primary states in 2016 ending up the runner up for the democratic nomination. in a new interview with cbs this morning, sanders goes right at president trump, right out of the gate. >> it is unacceptable and unamerican to be frank with you that we have a president who is a pathological liar and it gives me no pleasure to say that. we have a president who is a racist, who is a sexist, who is a xenophobe, who is doing what no president in our life times has come close to and that is trying to divide us up. >> bernie sanders just this morning. ryan nobles is in washington following all of this for us. aside from that, what is bernie sanders' pitch this time around? >> the big pitch he is going to make is that this is not goin

my pick would be bernie sanders. bernie sanders would put the power of the government back into the people. -- letu look at people the people paid by capitalists socialism capitalism, only for the rich in america. he wants to flip that. bernie sanders wants to put the power of government in the hands of the people. i don't know why people in america have a hard time listening to what the man is saying. clinton,bout hillary that is crazy. if you remember, if you look at the polls of bernie, hillary, and donald trump, bernie sanders andbeating both hillary donald trump. that is what the polls said. nobody thatn't know for the people. when you listen to senator harris, she talks about capitalism. even senator klobuchar, no free college or tuition for students. come on. 10, $3, september trillion went missing from the pentagon's budget. me that moneyll disappeared, but we cannot have health care or a good educational system? waste money or do we are slaves -- on numerous things. caller earlier mentioned the south bend ma

it's remarkable how little scrutiny bernie sanders got back then. liz: he is known for his harsh criticism on income inequality. scandinavia is saying, bernie, we are not socialist. i like your reaction to the scandinavian prime minister saying bernie sanders honeymooned in the soviet union. and the danish prime minister saying we are capitalists, we pay for our welfare programs. we are not socialists. >> it's a fair critique. when you look at how bernie sanders has been somewhat reluctant to give a full-throated criticism on what's happening in venezuela. where you have seen socialism trotted out and tried, it's been a human tragedy. liz: you are on the bernie beat? >> i'm doing the coverage. liz: we'll be right back. how about those song lyrics? what song lyrics? tell him again. tell him again. repeat it. yeah, same thing. (advisor) so with a nationwide annuity, you can get protected... i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a

i think that bernie sanders can... he has a great opportunity to, now that he is back in the fold and running again, to build infrastructure in south carolina. remember, in april2015 build infrastructure in south carolina. remember, in april 2015 he announced it was a longshot candidate, sea running as a message candidate. as the campaign went along, he was raising more and more money, he was able to invest more money, he was able to invest more money into the early states, but he did not know how long he was going to be in it. this time around, bernie sanders is very, very high. it is going to raise money and he is going to have time to create an infrastructure, raise issues and have a conversation with communities of colour, and i think he did not really have that opportunity and thatis really have that opportunity and that is why hillary clinton was able to win every count in south carolina last time. what about him even winning the nomination? surely age is going to be an issue? is 77 now, he is even older thanjoe

bernie sanders jumped into the presidential race today. you've said that you are not a democratic socialist. >> i am not. >> what's the difference between a democrat and a democratic sociali socialist? >> i support capitalism. in theory it's something that requires competition. i strongly believe we need to have medicare for all. and within that system -- >> do you think that's socialist or not, medicare for all? >> no, it's about providing healthcare for all people. it's about understanding that access to affordable healthcare should not be a privilege, it should be a right. it should not be a function of how much money you have. >> so i think it's clear that the democratic party is going to have to wrestle with this question, which of these policies are socialist, which are not. she couldn't -- except to say i support capitalism, any specific policy differences between her and bernie sanders. i also asked her about bernie sanders' appeal to voters on racial issues, did he have any problems with african-american voters. the answer that i

bernie sanders is running for president not that he ever stopped. sanders announced his second campaign this morning and a ten minute video. but before you drop everything and watch it, take half a moment to appreciate just how much america and the democratic party have changed over the past four years. pull up sandra's first presidential announcement speech. it was may 26, 2015 in burlington, vermont, and sanderson's look different but the second thing if you watch it just how familiar are his words sound. it is spooky. virtually all of the themes sanders announcement speech, his first one, in the end got donald trump elected president. the collapse of the middle class, the cost of health care and student loans. the pointlessness of perpetual war in the middle east. the distorting effects of the washington lobbyist and donors swamped. dangerous of corporate power and the need for better jobs and higher wages for america, the generational disaster that is the trade policy. it is all there, everything to build a wall. sanders often described 1970s er