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bernie madoff and sbf. how did they manage to steal millions from investors before their luck ran out. isis is in a comeback. they are in full stride. hr mcmaste incredible progress but still in critical condition. brian: it's been a year and a half since president biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. and what many predicted has come through. many terrorists groups are springing up around the globe, especially isis. a guy with a machete slashed two officers in times square on new year's eve. authorities warned of a taliban attack, i should say al~qaeda. president biden's response sending crucial air marshals to bail out the crisis. joining us now to talk about this and so much more, general h.r. macmaster. is terror back? is islamic extremism back. >> i think so. what is keeping us safe is remaining engaged with these terrorist groups abroad. right before the pullout from iraq in 2010 president biden said al qaeda is a shadow of its former self. al qaeda had taken over territory the size of great

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it wasn't just joe schmo's money that bernie stole. a new netflix documentary says bernie madoff was taking millions of dollars in from criminals. federal reserve drug cartels tr. and when they all came knocking on bernie's door to have it back, he didn't have it. instead of paying up, the documentary says madoff pled guilty to 150 year prison sentence so he wouldn't get whacked. madoff just confessed said i did it said send me away. if madoff for years was able to get away with taking in mob money, drug money right under the nose of the feds, just imagine what's going on in crypto. the currency notorious with mobsters, sex traffickers and hackers. warren buffett's right-hand man calls it rat poison. >> dignity cur digital currencyt there that people say it's the next big thing what do you think? >> i think it's rat poison. put him down as undecided. >> jesse: the democrat party must love them some rat poison. sam mini madoff took millions in rat poison and fed it to joe biden. did drug money buy the democrats the senate? oh, just look

by millionaire socialist 1% congressman that includes bernie sanders. when you heard story that bernie sanders is accused much ticket price gouges charging up to 95 dollars for his anticapitalism event, he will rail against capitalism, what do you think. >> this is the newest chapter in a very old story. every is a socialist for others. bernie sanders has preached about wonders of socialism, now he has a book talk about how evil capitalism is where he charges up to almosts thetoal $100 a person. person. a very old story. elizabeth: pay a lot of money to bernie sanders. $28 to buy his book so you too can learn to be angry at a capitalism system where a socialist capitalist like bernie sanders can be a millionaire. the far left gets inside government, they blowout spending and expect tax payers to pay for every item they want, there is something rotten in dc . >> these are not people who held a real job. people like bernie sanders have been in government jobs their whole life, they never had to make a paycheck, it has always been spending other people's m

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senator bernie sanders, himself a millionaire who owns 3 houses says no one should be worth $1 billion and would impose an 8% tax on the very very rich most of whom made their own fortunes, 70% of the forbes 400 are self-made men and women. no one is any poorer because of mega fortunes. enriching the rich by ms. a rating of the poor was public policy. ask louis the sixteenth, by giving everybody a better and cheaper way to shop made all of us richer. bernie sanders had his honeymoon in the soviet union, i have been to moscow, it is very gay, anyway on the first of may. these ideologues are insensibly ignorant of the most basic economics. not only with a wealth tax be hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating effects on the entire american economy and population. jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his networking taxes every year he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock, that would cause the price of amazon stock to drastically decline, the anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, with 8% of net worth. but directly and indirectly, millions of mi

then, as independent senator bernie sanders gives a national address on the state of america's working class, we'll look at the growing problem of medical debt. >> i see a nation were unbelievably over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year because of medically related debt. you are sick, you know you get? you go bankrupt as a result. >> every time i checked my mail, every time i receive an 8866 call, which now i know is debt collection, i am just reminded of how much i am in and it makes me really anxious. amy: we will hear about the national movement to stop hospitals suing patients, garnishing wages, putting liens on homes of people who face medical debt they can't repay. then elite capture. how the powerful took over identity politics and everything else. >> solarity ites wking pele again the corrate ites a is not tisfie with small victories for the mere appearance of justice. amy: we will speak with philosopher olÚf?mi o. tÁÍwÒ. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the top three officials in ukraine

then, as independent senator bernie sanders gives a national address on the state of america's working class, we'll look at the growing problem of medical debt. >> i see a nation were unbelievably over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year because of medically related debt. you are ck, you know you get? you go bankrupt as a result. >> every time i checked my mail, every time i receive an 8866 call, which now i know is debt collection, i am just reminded of how much i am in and it makes me really anxious. amy: we will hear about the national movement to stop hospitals suing patients, garnishing wages, putting liens on homes of people who face medical debt they can't repay. then elite capture. how the powerful took over identity politics and everything else. >> solarity ites wking pele again the corrate ites a is not tisfie with small victories for the mere appearance of justice. amy: we will speak with philosopher olÚf?mi o. tÁÍwÒ. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the top three officials in ukraine's

senator bernie sanders will talk about the state of america's working class. that is live at 7 p.m. eastern at c-span also live on our free video app and online at c-span.org. are launching a series taking a look at what republicans call the commitment to america. aspects of policymaking, now that republicans are in charge of the house. jael holzman with axios joins us. what was the general policy when it came to energy? guest: republicans are in favor of an energy structure that has more room for renewable energies wind, nuclear. at this time, they are looking to decouple our country from china and the industrial supply chain. host: when it came from the specifics of commitment to america, you talke about building energy from friendly sources and environmental protection committee to make construction easier? guest: as a legislative tactic, senator showed mansion struck a deal to pass the inflation reduction act. republicans have political goals in this and democrats are split on this issue. you have democrats who want to build more renewable energy sources but environmentalists fo

ideologues like bernie sanders, he had his honeymoon in the soviet union, please remember. as stephen sondheim once wrote i've been to moscow, it's very yeah, well anyway, on the first of may. these ideologues are often invincibly ignorant of the basic economics. not only would a wealth tax be extremely hard and expensive to administer, it would have devastating impacts on the entire american economy and the american population. if, say, jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his net worth on taxes every year, he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock. that of course would cause the price of amazon's stock to drastically decline. indeed, just the markets anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, costing bezos far more than 8% of his net worth. amazon stock is held not just by jeff bezos, but directly and indirectly by millions of middle class americans in their 401k accounts, i. r. a. s, pension funds and annuity accounts. about two thirds of corporate stock today is held not by plutocrats but by ordinary americans. multiply jeff bezos what was under a we

just to put food on the table. >> senator bernie sanders, i appreciate your time as always. thank you. >> thank you. >> the first day and that court for alex murdaugh. he said killing his wife and son. we were in thehe courtroom and we have that next. >> the double murder trial in south carolina alex murdaugh killing his wife and youngest son, began today with prosecutors laying out the evidence. they state includes video taken from their dead son's phone. defense attorney told the jury that the forensics case did not backup the prosecution case. we were in corinth and following it from the beginning. before we get to what was in the opening statements, an exten-- understand the famil should appear. >> and quite interested in putting him. his brothers were there, they have been strong defenders of his, also his only surviving son, buster was in court today. i was sitting right behind him. when he walked in and sat down, alex murdaugh turned around and gave him a thumbs up. as defense finished presenting the opening statement, alex murdaugh turned back around to him and gave

(applause and cheers) bernie: put them in the toy box. - ba. - where's the toy box? ba. (babbling) (bernie laughing) zy'aire: ba. ♪ (church bells ringing) julius: that's my wife. ♪ (people murmuring) (dog barking) ♪ ♪ ♪ del toro: stay up to date on america reframed at worldchannel.org. subscribe to world channel's youtube to go beyond the lens with our filmmakers. tell us what you think using #americareframed. ♪ ♪ everybody alys tells you when you're young, like, "go, you got to go see the world, man. "you got to get out there. the world is yours." and i was always like, "have you seen the world?" (laughter) you can have it. you can have it. i'm a firm believer in the idea that it is perfectly okay for the world to be as big as the city you came from. i'm from richmond, virginia. north side, to be exact. and i grew up in a duplex on lamb avenue. me and my mom up top, my grandma down bottom. the north side part is important, because i don't know how much you know about richmond, but richmond is split, north and south, by the james river. north side one side,

bernie madoff, the monster of wall street. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. take a look at u.s. equity futures. we look like we'll open up, about 85 points on the dow s&p 500 up about 15. we'll call it 14 points. nasdaq up about 65 points. treasury yields right now, you're looking at the ten-year note sitting at 3.681. oil, you can buy it by the barrel looking at $74.93. and finally, we'll talk about sam bankman-fried and crypto and we might talk about ponzi schemes with the director of the new madoff film in just a bit. you're looking at bitcoin trading at $16,832. >> go to frank holland with a look at this morning's premarket movers. >> i don't know, dom chu might be mad if we call it the holland movers >> i don't know where that transition came from, joe, but we have some breaking news this morning. salesforce shares are moving higher after announc

this notion of >> bernie sanders. [applause] >> >> please put your hands together for bernie sanders. >> thank you. let me begin by thanking all of you in d.c. for coming out. much appreciated. let me thank c-span for covering this event, and let me also thank everyone who is watching via livestream. as we enter the new year, as congress begins its legislative session next week, and as we have just finished celebrating the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr., one of the great fighters for justice in our nation's history, it is appropriate, it seems to me, that we ask ourselves two very simple questions. questions which are not asked very often. question one. what is everyday life like today for the vast majority of our people? that is, the working class of the country, the middle class of this country, and lower income americans. what are the pains, the struggles and the hopes that these millions and millions of people are striving for? that's question one. question two. what is congress going to do to improve life

it is possible cuts for social security, and medicare, joining me now, senator bernie sanders. appreciate it, and just briefly, do you think it is the right course for them to welcome trump back? >> look, you have a guy who is a pathological liar, but he's the former president's united states, and he has a right to express his views. >> in a meeting president biden today, to the war in ukraine come up? do you support the president's decision to send 31 abrams tanks? >> it did not come up. mostly, what we were talking about, is assuming position of the health education, labor and pensions committee. and the issues we'll be working on on the committee. >> to repudiate negotiate with them, what do you think that, and the democrats are confused, -- >> once the american people understand what the republican agenda is, i think they're gonna retreat from that agenda. look, we're living in an era of -- billionaires are getting richer, working people are struggling, something like half of older workers in this country have nothing saved for retirement. so the idea that under trump, as y

bernie sanders on the workers who had suffered and congressman dan goldman on why he says kevin mccarthy is now complicit with the george santos scheme to defraud voters. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new orleans, louisiana. i'm chris hayes, it's the tuesday after martin luther king day, the national day of healing in america. i'm here along with joy reid to co-host a very special town hall tonight at 10 pm eastern here at msnbc. it's going to be fantastic, we are in this amazing space, so i hope you stay to watch. we begin this hour of tonight with this really unsettling news from new mexico. for a trump loving election denying, failed republican politician is now in police custody for his alleged involvement in what appears to be a politically motivated revenge scheme to conspire with or pay for men to carry out a string of albuquerque shootings targeting local democratic politicians. police say, this man, solomon peÑa, was the mastermind behind the four shootings targeting the homes of burn adela county commissioners, adrian barbeau and debbie o'malley, an

lauren: bernie sanders bernie sanders sent a letter to moderna saying, look, don't increase the price too much when the covid vaccine hits the commercial market. there's rep reports that they'll charge about $120. the government pays $27. he says if you want to vaccinate people and you're asking the private market to pay that much money, not a good look. it would bring in a lot of money for moderna, which is why the stock is up. the company has not answered bernie sanders' letter. stuart: that's why it's up, thanks. gen z folks think they've cracked the code to a successful life. there's a new social media trend that promising to give people everything they ever wanted without ever really working for it. something for nothing. forgot running around the backyard. one medical group is pushing weight loss surgery to fight childhood obesity. critics outraged, we're on it. one hospital in arizona said migrants racked up $20 million worth of unpaid medical bills. who's going to pay all that off? we're on that one too and it's next. ♪ municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage th

bernie madoff embezzled, 14 billion was actually retrieved with the customers. sam bankman-fried, a lot of money he stole from customers and gave to alameda research was thrown out the window. and risky bets in failing companies or crypto currencies. we see on a percentage basis, a whole lot less money retrieved. stuart: how far back will they go to clawback? your customer of ftx, you made some money, took your money out, regulators could clawback the gain, before it fell to pieces. just as they did with the made off case. >> they might be able to try to do that, ill-gotten gains in the system. with what sam bankman-fried did, spend money on things that are completely worthless and insolvent. that's the lions share of the money, the stolen customer accounts over to alameda research which is a hedge fund, they threw the money away. a lot of the money vanished into thin air which is how i describe crypto currency to begin with, it's not based on anything but thin air. stuart: is he going to jail? >> absolutely. there is no such thing as a slamdunk case but this is

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in some ways it's not dissimilar from bernie may dove when bernie madoff occurred, we didn't think about oversight of hedge funds. clearly in that case also the s.e.c. had to look into bernie madoff i know the s.e.c. had met a bunch of times with sbf. i don't know what types of specifics and oversights they were applying. i view this as a fraud, not a crypto problem at large. to your point, regulatory clarity globally is important. we're seeing a lot of countries. we're in davos it's clearly one of the countries leaning in the uk, japan, switzerland, sorry, singapore the u.s. is notably absent from the list and in some ways the regulators in the u.s. have added confusion to the crypto market. >> let's get a check-in with what's going on with that lawsuit and the s.e.c. and ripple are you planning to set well the s.e.c. >> well, we have always said we would love to settle but it requires one very, very, very important thing it's clear srp is not a security. the s.e.c. and gary gentzler has very outwardly said he views almost all crypto as a security and that leaves very little room for a

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>> i'm not saying that, bernie is saying that. but that is a great question my question for bernie marcus -- [laughter] 93. >> but do words ring true? >> amy: i think it is sad that he thinks the head of the company, but i do think that might be the truth in some situations because people don't feel like they have to work anymore because they could get everything else for free from the government and getting paid better to go through the welfare systems and a lot of likes on social media you value yourself anyway, right? >> not necessarily. i think why quitting is a real thing and people go on tiktok and look forward trends, how to stand up for themselves, work/life balance with a very different definition now than it did before the pandemic. he is sagging that he can. he's got $5 billion and given $2 billion away to charity. not enough rich people give money away and people trying to make it in the world and don't want to work harder. >> to your point, people vocationally that spectrum by the end where kids look at tiktok and i w

so what do you think about bernie marcus calling you guys lazy? >> listen he's not wrong but i wouldn't say it's just millennials. i would say it's gen z which i think are worse and of course i'm a millennial so i have to dog on the younger generation below me but i'll say this. this is government incentivized laziness. the government created this problem and its been going on for quite sometime but especially in the last several years the covid era where people as bernie was saying they got more money sitting around waiting for the check to come to the mailbox than they did actually going to a job and when the pandemic started people were worried, and then as the stimulus started rolling in and they told it was their patriotic duty to stay home and stay safer at home and not spread the virus, they became used to that and now they don't want to go to work. now they don't want to go to the office. they want to sit home in their pajamas and watch tiktok maybe watching mick jagger on tiktok but it's a real problem. stuart: but wait a minute. it's per

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but don't forget the labour government in 1997 was very quickly in the appalling of bernie ecclestone , appalling of bernie ecclestone, of geoffrey robinson, peter gordon brown taking money from very questionable sources , tony very questionable sources, tony blair being the man the minister of tat. you know sleaze attaches itself all politicians a certain and so whatever the tory party is government is facing now labour faced far worse in that penod labour faced far worse in that period in office. it was far guilty of taking bribes than the rest and pocketing money from questionable people like the hinduja . so don't let's get hinduja. so don't let's get carried away because one party chairman didn't regulators tax affairs properly . interesting affairs properly. interesting when we're looking at all this just very finally does rishi sunak now himself in an an irrecoverable position. all we know seeing sort of the death throes of a of tory government thatis throes of a of tory government that is throwing away its majority is this the late 1990s in terms of all of those scandals that

in traditional financial services you see bad actors as well like bernie made off or -- bernie or what happened at enron. in terms of regulation i don't think it will be a bad thing. coinbase has been calling for clear regulation and trying to work with policymakers for quite a while. we have made some progress across various g20 countries. it will serve as a wake-up call and a moment of catalyst where we will get more clear regulation in the united states, and i think that will be a good thing for coinbase and the industry. david: for your company and people who are clients of coinbase, you reassure them i assume regularly or they can find out for sure if their account is managed the way it is supposed to. it is not being used for some additional purpose, is that right? brian: that is right. we are very different from what happened with ftx. for one thing, coinbase is based right here in the united states. we did not incorporate in an offshore jurisdiction like the bahamas. we are also a public company. which means we need to meet all of the audit requirements of a public company. so

like bernie made off or -- bernie made off or enron. in terms of regulation i don't think it will be a bad thing. coinbase has been calling for clear regulation and trying to work with policymakers for quite a while. we have made some progress across various g20 countries. i think it will serve as a wake-up call and a moment of catalyst, we will get more clear regulation in the united states. i think that will be a good thing for coinbase and the industry. david: for your company and people who are clients of coinbase, you reassure them i assume regularly, or they can find out if their account is managed the way it is supposed to? is that right? brian: that is right. we are very different from what happened with ftx. coinbase is based in the united states. we did not incorporate in an offshore jurisdiction like the bahamas. we are also a public company. which means we need to meet all of the audit requirements of a public company. we show in our publicly-audited financial statements corporate cash is separate from customer funds. you do

people in shouldn't, he is largest, since he was seen bernie, a picture of the anti immigrant politician who in a recent interview said he had no regrets for his actions. here's what some turkish locals had to say about the controversial as ragamuffin. this is a huge provocation. this is an attempt to get a reaction out of turkey in the muslim world. this has nothing to do with freedom or democracy. if the bible or the tora was burnt, there would be an uproar. why is it acceptable when it is the koran that we have up to? so i cannot accept this attack on the holy book of my religion. this is not toleration and it will not receive tolerance and this is not freedom. this is little garrity, this is unacceptable and it should not be forgiven. i suppose we don't want sweet and admitted into nato. it would be absurd. they should not be allowed in. they belittle our religious values. this shouldn't be done. i condemned them. when did, maybe they shouldn't be invited and they shouldn't be supported because what they have done is wrong. this man has burned our holy book. now they are talking abou

in traditional financial services you see bad actors as well like bernie made off or -- -- bernie madoff or what happened at enron. in terms of regulation i don't think it will be a bad thing. coinbase has been calling for clear regulation and trying to work with policymakers for quite a while. we have made some progress across various g20 countries. it will serve as a wake-up call and a moment of catalyst where we will get more clear regulation in the united states, and i think that will be a good thing for coinbase and the industry. david: for your company and people who are clients of coinbase, you reassure them i assume regularly or they can find out for sure if their account is managed the way it is supposed to. it is not being used for some additional purpose, is that right? brian: that is right. we are very different from what happened with ftx. for one thing, coinbase is based right here in the united states. we did not incorporate in an offshore jurisdiction like the bahamas. we are also a public company. which means we need to meet all of the audit requirements of a public comp

you also had fun with bernie sanders. i want to get into his authenticity. one thing people like about him, like larry david, that's the real guy. let's warm you up with a little bernie. >> let's go. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. >> mr. melber, it is clear to me that we are sick and tired of hearing the damn rap lyrics on the show. we must come together and interview rappers not in the top tenth of 1% but much poorer. representation matters. >> so is it easier to impersonate someone who is probably more authentic themselves or does it matter? >> i have never thought about it in terms of authenticity. it's a good question. i try to -- there's certain voices and physical things that these politicians -- there's endless material. the people running our country, i was watching the kevin mccarthy -- it feels like a giant gift for someone like me. they don't even seem real, frankly, the people leading this country

we'll have become from bernie sanders. south of that has ever twisted a armor drugmaker in slowing the price of the medicine, when they think they could charge what they can charge. >> can lawmakers do something, about it and they kept the cost elected insulin? >> they potentially could. the most affected by the price of drugs or the people who are uninsured. it would help them necessarily through the vaccines either. one thing the government could do, but decided not to do, is purchased a vaccine themselves. and they got the lower price because governors protests purchasing. it the dumbest up five excellence. so now the company could go charge a higher price. soft government could want to lower prices if you find that, but they're not doing that. >> what could this do to the peoples bill to get that booster? the number of americans who got the initial vaccine was something like 80% of americans. but overtime, less and less people are getting the boosters. are now having to pay 100, and 130 bucks. make that even lower. >>

talk to me a little bit about, you describe yourself as a bernie broad, and a few times on c-span, it wasn't my phrase, no one council before that! right? [laughter] but i say that to say that you are of the left, clearly, and you also spent a significant amount of time working in the space exploring the folks who are on the right. maga republicans, black conservatives, what are the things you learned about them, about what they want, and what's mobilizing them and these moments? >> i think one thing that i learned from them was a deep frustration with local politics and local alderman and living in communities like pullman and illinois, where i talked to lisa, who is organizing black maga people across the country. people who had seen divestment from the neighborhoods. had seen a quality of life go down. in leaps and bounds, and we're blaming that on, you know, democratic leadership that they saw. i would probably countered that maybe we should look at republican governments. republican governors, rather. but i think that seeing those signs decay around them in their community, and f

. >> the reason i went for bernie is because of msnbc and -- >> go on. [ laughter ] >> the stop bernie cynicism that i heard from a number of people. it made me angry enough, i said, okay, bernie has my vote. >> tonight from broward county, florida. >> we just want justice. >> dogs have a lot of rights. they don't have the right to vote. >> i am officially declaring a national emergency. >> we're dealing with a very formidable virus. >> truth itself helps combat the spread of this virus. we have this information, which we didn't have until today. >> he knows he can't win. >> joe biden is president-elect. >> donald trump is the loser. >> one song in particular has been playing on a loop. fdt which boils down to forget donald trump. i'm from a place where you probably can't go speaking for a people that you probably ain't know. pressure build up. >> not fraudulent electors, it's alternate electors. >> it's vital to understand for preventing it from happening in the future. >> we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill ready to implement the sweep. >> do you realize you are

so as an independent who was formally part of bernie's campaign team -- formerly part of bernie's campaign team, one of the reasons i and so many others left the democratic party is because we voted for progressives like a.o.c. on the promise that she was going to bring the ruckus to the democratic party but what ended up happening is last year, you can see that her voting record aligned with the majority and nancy pelosi up to 94% of the votes. and you can hear, i have this clip of her on my computer here, saying that the democratic party couldn't even get a florida vote for medicare for all. listen here. host: edward, we want to -- edwin, we want to hear from you and our callers. we've been hearing from members all morning long or all afternoon long, since noon. and plenty of callers want to talk about it. this is bernard in california. a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i'd like to speak to the fact that no one is really talking about the results of what this particular -- [indiscernible] -- we have a minority group wh

please put your hands together for senator bernie sanders.no [applause] >> thank you. [applause] let me begin by thanking all of you here in i d.c. for coming ot this evening. much appreciated. we thank c-span for covering this event. and let me also thank everyone who is watching via live stream. as we enter the new year, as congress begins its legislative session nextt week, and as we hd just finished celebrating the birthday of dr. martin luther king, jr., one of the great fighters for justice in our nation's history, it is appropriate, it seems to me, that we ask ourselves two very simple questions, , questions which are not asked very often. question one, what is everyday life like today for the vast majority of our people? that is, the working class of this country, middle-class of this country, and lower income americans. what are the pains, what are the struggles andan the hopes that these millions and billionst of people are striving for? that's question one. question two, what is congress going to do to improve life for working families? in the year 2023, ami

what was bernie sanders like then? >> guest: we got along well but the speeches you here today were not the speeches you heard then. it showed his passion and commitment and i asked him why he was running because obviously taking votes from me and he said everybody knows you can't win anyway. i've always had the third and fourth party opponents in my races. my second grace barely cost me. it's been one or 2% of the vote. >> host: 1980 you had a close call. you wonin y by 2,700 votes and n the book you write i was angry that it had gotten this tight and mad at myself for forgetting how i had been elected in the first place. how had you been elected in the first place; what was it that you had forgotten? >> guest: i had been a prosecutor for a number of years. in the first reelection democratic party. [inaudible] we could see one example was the factory where i would stop once a year as they were coming through just to say hi and this time i was there and they always supported me and said i need your vote. suddenly we fe

his downfall is compared to bernie madoff. >> he federate poison to joe biden, did drug money buy the senate? 41 million into the democrat dirty war chest, where stolen kooip money come from? if we're learning anything from bernie madoff story, it is this is a lot of dirty stolen money and people are dying over it. the past few months, there has been a slew of crypto executives dropping dead. yeah. one died in his sleep, another from a helicopter crash and the other died drowning in puerto rico. is this coincidence? we don't know. if investors were cartels and vestors? he is in trouble and so are brokers who lost mob's money. miniis vegan, more worried about next lunch. >> todd: a lot qualifyies asked by jesse watters there. >> ashley: i wouldn't give my money to that guy. >> todd: tough to trace, it is crypto. >> ashley: makes no sense to me. house return without a speaker, kevin mccarthy losing three votes in a row. >> todd: weighing in on the drama and joe concha and dr. nicole sapphire here next. my name is ashley cortez and i'm the founder of the stay beautiful foundation when i

and bernie sanders expoak spoke out right away, i disown this person. you do have to pay attention, as chris said there are a lot of theories, who they are coming for, there are tons of montages on internet of conservatives, republicans, floating conspiracy theories about what happened it was a gay cuar w quarrel. people are not truthful than 82 ear 82-year-old man was attacked. she has been made a boogeyman by the right. kennedy: well. they do not wish ill on her family. >> for people who made it to a conspiracy theory told vicious lies about this and not stopping at-this-point, they have seen this. kennedy: and -- >> internet is poisoning people. kennedy: people need to stop. like we need to stop with political rhetoric on both sides. you know saying you want to blow up white house, or that someone has a target on it is stop with the -- expiek spspike we need people like you with good ideas. >> i think so. >> the government has a long history of lying to us. by, if every dpem -- you look at number of democrat that believe trump stole 2016 election and

over the past few years, she says she has seen a change valera de la la la bernie will. people would come to the library on occasion, such as the anniversary of gandhi's birth or death. la children also used to come and read about gandhi, but not many come now i see even the interest in gandy, i feel is not as great as before. home with a look back to let her come with a bundle of impressions seemed to be borne out by the people he spoke to on the streets. partly the biggest fan of my ma gandhi, and i think he has been a bit biggest influenza. what be no generation they are not valuing those values as such. i think the prison reluw he's being made irrelevant. her values forward to that he fought for. ah, the current ethos, that's prevailing is absolutely diametrically opposed to their 75 years after his death. ma ma, gone these name is still well known, but his ideals and teaching appear to have lost much of the apollo in the country of his book. that laws has been his. assassin's game not to rom, godsa, who shot gone the 3 times and the trust is now openly fated by some

now, according to official statements, mary, bernie and my 90 die into healthy of heart failure. in the rav and spring concentration camp on may 28, 1942 aged, 30 sounds meadows and there, these are undoubtedly statements made to conceal the murder and the relocation of the killing in this so called sanatorium. so target her last 2 days later, her husband was told in his air that he could request his wife's own at his own rig expanded senior fritz. pony are dead. so lucy and feelings and head are buried on september 4th 1942 yell at the yen further st. jewish cemetery in hamburg, mustard. as soon as height is ogden, mary. what would you tell us to day mary lacked at accused of being anti so surely . teared among the selected and murdered as a lesbian master found in which of these things were true, which were allegation vast validity. what was important to years lead log in was the love and happiness in your life. him a hin in at least i pushed in a stumbling stone and in hamburg. one spoke, commemorates you get so good. how much we would have liked to listen to you this morning,

talk to me a little bit about you know, you describe as a bernie broad and this a few times c span, i promise that it wasn't my phrase. no one came to me for that. right. but the the but you said but but i say that to say you identify on the left clearly and right you know of the left right and and you also spend significant amount of time in this book and in this space explore bring the folks who are on right maga republicans of black right what are the things you learned about them about they want and what's most and what's mobilizing them in these moments. yeah i mean i think thing that i learned for them from them was like deep frustration with local politics and local alderman and living communities like pullman and illinois, where i talked to lisa who was organizing you black maga people across the country, people who had seen divestment from their neighborhoods had seen, you know, quality of go, you know, in leaps and bounds. and we're blaming that on, you know, democratic leadership that saw, you know, i, i would probably counter that you know maybe we look at republican gover

talk to me a little bit about you know, you describe as a bernie broad and this a few times c span, i promise that it wasn't my phrase. no one came to me for that. right. but the the but you said but but i say that to say you identify on the left clearly and right you know of the left right and and you also spend significant amount of time in this book and in this space explore bring the folks who are on right maga republicans of black right what are the things you learned about them about they want and what's most and what's mobilizing them in these moments. yeah i mean i think thing that i learned for them from them was like deep frustration with local politics and local alderman and living communities like pullman and illinois, where i talked to lisa who was organizing you black maga people across the country, people who had seen divestment from their neighborhoods had seen, you know, quality of go, you know, in leaps and bounds. and we're blaming that on, you know, democratic leadership that saw, you know, i, i would probably counter that you know maybe we look at republican gover