is bernie sanders' plan, there are other medical plans. host: politico had a piece on where the candidates stood on health care. at the time they had 23 candidates, but it has been winnowed down somewhat. all of them are for the expansion of the aca, expanding the affordable care act coverage. ippolito, -- ben where do you see potential stumbling blocks? is it the cost? guest: their first point that mara brought up is exactly the right point. what might the stumbling blocks be? at least at a high level, it pulls quite well amongst the democratic electorate however, one of the things that becomes quite clear is that once you start talking about -- and there trade-offs, taxes per support really dwindled. what you see is that the majority of democrats certainly support medicare for all at a high level. however, that flips once you start talking about, what if you have to raise taxes? that is a long way of saying the plans that do less of those increases, less disruption to your own health insurance, are going to have higher traction, more tra

guess why don't begrudge anybody for liking bernie sanders. it's another option but i think it's wrong to say we are misrepresenting some of the challenges. there are practical issues that those kind of plans have. if bernie sanders in his campaign want to propose for example way a way to raise the money that they would need to do that plan i would loveld to see that generally but they can't do that so it's hard for me to sit here and say i support a plan that costs $17 trillion over 10 years. >> host: one more call evelyn, good morning. >> caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i just wanted to say that i have great insurance. i have medicare and i have tried care for life. i had a heart attack in december and i have had two heart attacks actually. i got my same cardiologist that i had 10 years ago. i had excellent care. i didn't haveha to pay anything. everything was paid for me by medicare and tri-care for life. a month later i had a g.i. bleed. i'm almost 93. i will be 93 next month but i had a g.i. bleed and i had to go back in

>> bernie sanders is such a farce. he comes on and says make a strong statement for democracy and human rights and this is not. we heard nothing about the concentration camps. would bernie sanders recognize taiwan as a country? this is so much he failed to address that china represents. he shot down the threat question as well. why aren't we hearing his position on china's stated purpose of nuclear and trade power on the arctic circle council. in 2017 their president said china will be a global power and they want to improve their compat capability. he said we will never swallow this bitter fruit of down grading our interests for the purpose of someone else's benefit. for bernie sanders to say they are not a threat to us or won't put themselves first and ignore all of the other human rights violation is a joke to me. >> we pounded that segment into the ground. another russian bombshell opens up in the media's face. back tracking about the latest claims about president trump. >> ♪ chair is just a chair. that a handle

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vaughn hillyard there with bernie sanders. bernie sanders making his way to the soap box. that's the actual place where each candidate stands and gives their speech. and so vaughn hillyard, our nbc news road warrior, was able to stop him on the way, if you will, before he's about to get up there and get a little warmup of what bernie sanders might be saying. let's go to our panel right now to reflect on what was said -- by the way, vaughn, thank you for that. politico politics reporter daniel strauss. former florida congressman, msnbc political contributor, david jolly. daniel, we've all been through that in some way or the other. going down the road, stopping a candidate trying to get the most out of him as they do make their way to "a" to "b" and you heard the question that vaughn was asking, and that had to do with the polling numbers in iowa. and bernie sanders dropping seven percentage points since april. while you see elizabeth warren jump 12 percentage points. what's happening there in iowa that explains why sanders is going down, warren popping? >> i mean, it's rea

bernie sanders doesn't give up. i remember being in i believe it was ports smith, new hampshire when he was finally endorsing hillary and appear with her. >> the hillary people are still wonder when he's going to endorse. there's bitterness there. >> he acted as though he was competing on the stage rather than embracing her. >> ditto with the convention. >> bernie sanders is going to stay until the end because he's going to have money to stay till the end. >> i had one of the campaigns not named sanders or warren say we're not talking them till it looks like one of them catch fire by themselves because at this point, they cancel each other out. there's not enough, unless one drops out, there's not enough and they would rather focus on the other part. is that smart. >> yeah, the two of them at some point there's a theory maybe the two of them will self-destruct and both going against each other and cancel each other out. what i think is interesting is that elizabeth warren is bringing this whole coalition together th

new york meanwhile another democratic 2020 presidential hopeful bernie sanders has come under fire for a remark about china the u.s. under praise beijing's efforts to reduce poverty prompting condemnation from politicians and the media as r.t. is my god he explains it's the strangest thing there is bernie is one of the leading democrat candidates for the nomination and that of the blue goo is it does something that new god fearing american should ever do said something almost complimentary about china. is a country that is moving unfortunately in a boat with or where you number of directions but what we have to say about china in fairness to china and its people sure is if i'm not mistaken they have made more progress in addressing the extreme poverty. so in any country in the history of civilization bad bernie good thing there are patriotic journalists free media and honest politicians to remind me that it's not nice to say nice things about china it was seen as bernie basically praising the chinese communist party you know which is probably killed more than any other regime on earth

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elizabeth warren, bernie sanders bernie sanders on night one and joe biden and kamala harris on night 2. take a look. >> i think if we force americans to make radical changes, show your hands up. i think democrats when we run on real solutions and not impossible promises, we run on thinks that are workable and fair tale economics. >> i don't know why somebody runs as president of the united states to talk about what we can't do. >> plan is too late, we have to get off coal in 10 years, your plan does not do that. >> senator harris is proud of her record as prosecutor and she'll be a prosecutor but i'm concerned about the record, too many examples to fight, but she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. paul: managing director and chairman of the harris poll, he was chief strategist on bill clinton's 1996 presidential campaign and hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, mark, welcome, let me ask you first about joe biden who is the main target and front runner, did he hold up in. >> he did, i thi

sanders. doing very well in the primaries that he acknowledges that income inequality and even if wages are starting to take up under both democrat and republican presidents they virtually move not at all in 50 years and that's a massive problem that needs to be solved salut lee so let's talk about the democratic candidates i know you'd love to start with cory booker but who are your let's start with you who are your who are your favorites and and let's talk about it not just from an electability standpoint i know that's important but also the policies that you're hearing that you think make a lot of sense my number one is bernie sanders i think that he's done a great job of putting out details policies especially in the past month or so we had his his view on workers' rights unions big plan on dealing with climate change we just were talking about his plan for the future of journalism and strength and getting it back to where it needs to be i think that he's always been a good communicator a

sanders up at and then we'll get into some of the points you just say so i think for anyone who hasn't seen it hasn't read it yet he does identify big tax and he talks about facebook he talks about google and i'm not comfortable at all with companies having that much influence economic influence over creators the ability to determine whether or not they can pay their rent but also just access to the news in the 1st place at this point whether you're on the left or the right or wherever you pretty much have to use these platforms and that's not necessarily best for american journalism but he also identifies large corporations and wealthy individuals who are buying up media outlets around the country owning more and more. you know they've changed the rules in terms of how many different outlets you can own in a particular area and all of this is happening at the same time that more and more communities are losing their small newspapers or more independent local news as well something like 1400 communities in the past 2 years of lost a newspaper thousands of journalists have lost tens of

you are biased but your overall winner is bernie sanders. >> i worked for bernie sanders but let me make a couple points, bernie sanders was the only person mentioned in both debates and after the debate bernie sanders raise $1.1 million from 70,000 contributions. of that doesn't tell you he won both times. rob: his ideas are the ideas everyone is stealing and using. >> on healthcare specifically last night. you saw bernie sanders mentioned by four candidates on a night -- he was the overall winner. jillian: your overall loser as we discussed was joe biden. anything you want to mention about joe biden q i want to get your take on how you think kamala harris did, she was touched by a lot of candidates. >> she did good. did she do the best? i think she landed some punches but in some fell flat but for the first time she got attacks, take the tulsi gabbard moment, got attacked and pushed back by the biden moment so i don't think she came out of this on top and standing alone like she did in life debate, polls show where we she will end up and she had a medium performance. rob: she got hit h

do you want to dive into bernie sanders's plan? guest: he put meat on the bones of the green new deal. at this point the green new deal has been an action plan, a mission statement. he actually decided i will put some meat on the bones. he's talking about 16 point $3 trillion of spending over 15 half carbonng in emissions by 2030 and eliminating them a couple of years after that. talking about getting zero emissions from transportation, from power, from everything. talking about reducing military spending. making fossil fuel companies pay more. eliminating subsidies. there is some stock in trade that this is bernie sanders type platform. he has always been railing against corporate interests and always try to make the fossil fuel companies pay for what they have done to the climate. here we have some paper. it is something that will raise the bar for a lot of candidates. people have been waiting for this climate plan from bernie sanders? they thought it was interesting he has not come out with one. here it is. host: usa today at wi

>> joe biden isn't improving the numbers, sometimes improving the lead because bernie sanders used to be a closer second and has dropped out and basically those numbers are split by elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and to some degree kamala harris, i agree with doug sean, i wonder. it's amazing to me that joe biden is the moderate, for years probably you would see the liberal joe biden in the senate, that's how we described him, he's next to running against the guy that wants to jail oil executives and so forth that he looks moderate. paul: can we get a defense of joe biden, please? >> sure, anything can happen obviously but i will note that we have been hearing the same story for months that joe biden can't last, that when his stumbling performance in the first debate will take him down and yet there he is, chugging on, steady joe, third of the vote, do i think that the electability argument can be overplayed and i think -- but i think it resinates with people if they make it concrete and positive way so his wife jill biden was essentially saying this week, democrats you may like him

host: bernie sanders, is medicare for all proposal. he is tweaking the proposal to court union voters. foxbusiness reporting bernie sanders tweaked his medicare for all insurance plan and an apparent bid to alleviate fears among labor representatives that it could lead to a loss of some benefits for workers who negotiated deals under the current system. foxbusiness rights the plan but mandate companies with existing union negotiated health care plans submitted to new negotiations under the national labor relations board watch with savings funnel and a like higher pay. labor officials of press concerns the system would hurt pre-negotiated benefits. doreen in rhode island. good morning. caller: how are you? medicare. i also have blue cross. i also have to take care apart b --of part b for my prescriptions. hi pay for this and when i go to get my prescriptions high-paying $360 for enzymes i need for my pancreas. that's from surgery i had for the doctors messed up. i need these enzymes to eat. when i first went to get them at the beginning

senator bernie sanders as the politics continues iowa state. fair style robert joins us out west in california. . >> good afternoon. i just have a comment. as a 16-year-old, we are working at a prune drier because they when they got mold on the prunes, we were cleaning them and they didn't want the mexicans doing it. they had mexicans they were wanting to get rid of. they own grapes, apples, and prunes. altogether, they wanted to get rid of the illegals because they were started -- starting to ask as citizens to get protections on the job. >> we are going to deborah next in las vegas. >> hello, yes, just very briefly, i'm hearing about background checks, et cetera, on how about just the ban assault weapons, period? >> very good. now to don from smithfield, virginia. about five minutes until senator sanders speaks to the crowd. >> yes. i just think it would behoove all of these democratic candidates and a, couple of them started out this way, to proclaim that they are also christian. i am a dyed in the wool democrat and i am a dyed in the wool c

he was thtarget of threats, a defined bernie sanders takes the rally stage in southern california. the extra security that is there tonight? >>> this is a not-so-subtle home paint job causing a stir in one los angeles neighborhood tonight. they have taken their complaints to the city. >>> $23,000 accidentally was thrown away. tonight, the heroes that managed to find a man's lost savings in piles of recycled trash. z33kxz zi0z y33kxy yi0y >>> bernie sanders took the stage tonight in front of a big crowd in long beach. despite recent online threats against the democratic contender, tom reports that the rally went on without any problems. >> reporter: a defiant bernie sanders took the stage at long beach city college, never acknowledging the possible threat made against him or his rally. over the weekend, long beach police were tipped onto it may have been a threat related to the bernie sanders rally. police arrested 27-year-old josi rafael guzman at his home in bergamot -- boedhim n ofthre tonithere was ot live your life shut up in your house. >> reporter: for the thousands who showu

he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with trump a nobody ever mentions that. [inaudible] [inaudible] no, i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders, in the case of ohio, and i don't blame anybody. i blame these are sick people. these are people that are really mentally ill, mentally disturbed. it's a mental problem and we're going to be meeting, we're going to be meeting with members of congress. i've already gotten meetings scheduled and plenty of talks over the last two days. i think something is going to come up, we're going to come up with something that really can be very good, the on anything -- beyond anything that's been done so far. [inaudible] we are going to see where we are. we are dealing with leadership. you have sides that are very different on this issue. two sides that are very different. if we get close i will bring them back. we have to see where we are with leadership. normally this has been a decision where congress gets together and tries to do something. if you lo

warren usually in second and bernie sanders just behind her. i would say that the magnitude of this may be somewhat questionable. that they're all even at this point. but the direction is probably right, right? >> wait, but hold on a second. let's take it one step sideways. this is the one part i don't get. i hear you. it's a smaller sample, it's all about who they ask and maybe they've got a different concentration of who people want. except, the numbers for warren and sanders are kind of what we've been seeing in all the other polls. only biden is different. how do you explain that? >> right. the example's a little younger, among other things. probably a few older voters and that's where biden's strength is when compared to the 2016 actual primary electorate. but the idea that any single poll, you know, is the reality and is -- >> they're just snapshots, but it's just weird a week later. >> exactly. it's weird a week later. i think you can say, pretty clearly, looking at the crowds over the weekend and everything else, elizabeth warren is gai

sanders is supposed to tour neighborhoods, peter. >> molly, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are both trying to chip in into joe biden's big lead in south carolina with african-american voters, this is a state where african-american voters make up the majority of the democratic primary electorate and bernie sanders will try to do that today by rolling out what he's calling a justice and safety for all plan, you heard of medicare for all, now justice and safety for all, the campaign sent over remarks and this is what he's going today, no more keeping people in jail because they are too poor, if we can stand together reform and prosecute police brutality, if we stand to go there's nothing, nothing we can't accomplish. elizabeth warren in south carolina this afternoon, the day after she did something that's very rare for democratic primary candidates in early states, she had a capacity crowd of hundreds, there wasn't room for everybody that wanted to come and here senator warren, she did go out and address the overflow crowd, she said at one point she had bad news, there was no more

it's the strangest thing is bernie sanders one of the leading democrat candidates for the nomination and that of the blue the goose that does something that new god fearing american should ever do said something almost complimentary about china. is a country that is moving unfortunately in a war with north korea and where you have the directions but what we have to say about china in fairness to china and its leadership is of i'm not mistaken they have made more progress in addressing the extreme poverty. than any country in the history of civilization bad bernie good thing there are patriotic journalists free media and honest politicians to remind me that it's not nice to say nice things about china it was seen as bernie basically praising the chinese communist party you know which is probably killed more than any other regime on earth do you think this will be a problem for him going into the general election i think. this again it was a wild way to answer that question well the chinese socialists killed millions of poor people so there's that dead people are poor just dead they ca

for the left, they hear that in bernie sanders and hear that in elizabeth warren. i think joe biden sometimes tries to triangulate and that message gets muddled. for a lot of people on the left, they're excited for somebody willing to talk about the country and a vision for the country not so dark and terrifying. it's going to make them feel good about voting and participating in the process. it's felt pretty icky for a lot of people. >> i want to bring in elena schneider to the table. great to see you. i want to ask you if it's your experience, the experience i've had, not from a partisan standpoint, not in favor of warren or against her, there's a chorus of people watching this race unfold who say despite the early stumbles early in her campaign, she's on a hot streak right now. you look at the quality of her campaign in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina and the sense of clarity from her message she's emerged from this pack almost no one else has. >> i think you're right and i'm hearing similar things from consultants and voters watching this closely. tak

bernie sanders mocking and ridiculing a student who simply asked bernie sanders about his own carbon footprint. rashida tlaib claiming that the president attacked her quote because of her ethnicity. we go behind the story showing what israel is warning. the anti-israel boycott movement has deep ties to terror organizations committing major human rights abuses. we have the details from dr. zuhdi jasser. earn angel mom whose son was brutally murdered by an illegal immigrants. the new federal statistics showing the big number of non-citizen federal arrests. a clear majority of americans out from monmouth university. 59% don't want impeachment. the latest, the new push for the democrat chair house judiciary jerry nadler to try to do just that. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show, you are watching the fox business network. president trump upping the ante with china, increasing the tariffs on chinese goods in response to china slapping tariffs on u.s. products. gerri willis is at the new york stock exchange for the market reaction. reporter: at the speech today federal

why doesn't he seem to have the vigor that a bernie sanders who is in the same age range seem to have? and i don't know if it's because trump has planted those seeds to make us believe that he is, but he's just not showing up. >> you know, one thing i thought, i want to plap this clip. there is a certain kind of a happy warrior in this that i thought few people lib, particularly elizabeth warren and cory booker which i'm psyched to be here, let's do it. let's have it out. i want to argue. that's what politics is partly about. take a look at these two clips. >> your estimated net worth is more than $65 million. what would make you subject to senator warren's proposed wealth tax on the assets of the richest 75,000 homes, households or so in the united states.

he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with straubel but nobody ever mentions that. i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders in the case of ohio and i don't blame anybody but a blame, these are sick people. these are people that are mentally ill and mentally disturbed. some mental problem and we are going to be meeting with members of congress. i have hardly got meeting schedules and i have had plenty of talks over the last few days. i think something is going to be -- we are going to come up with something that's going to be really very good beyond anything that's been done so far. [inaudible] >> we are going to see where we are. we are dealing with leadership right now and you know you have two sites that are very different over this issue or let's say all good people but to sites that are very different. they get close i will bring them back again to see where we are with leadership. normally this is done really a decision, congress gets together and they try to do something but if y

clinton, is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. >> when they're a threat to others or themselves -- >> reporter: which at the time, sanders denied in an interview with cnn. >> so i do not accept the fact that i have been weak on this issue. in fact, i've been strong on this issue. i can get beyond the noise and all of these arguments of people shouting at each other and come up with real constructive gun control legislation, which most significantly gets guns out of the hands of people who should not have them. >> reporter: guttenberg says he appreciates bernie sanders has now evolved on the guns issue but says sanders' legacy has become a personal issue in his own fight for gun legislation. >> you could say i've changed my mind. you can say i've evolved. but your votes and what you've done are still there. i'm thankful that he has evolved, but he has to answer for it. >> reporter: sanders did vote for instant background checks, voted to ban certain semiautomatic weapons, and voted to eliminate the loophole of no

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so that's what's taking bernie sanders down and the left by the party up. my opinion. >> that's why joe biden put out a second commercial, much more personal commission talking about child relations but showing his support for the affordable care act and i think there could be weakness or just weakness in the democratic party base and are they going to vote because they want them to be the president or going to vote because they want them to reform the current system and that question has not been answered thus far. however, bernie and warren are somewhat similar so could they possibly discuss among the two of them and decide one front runner? >> i don't know, guys. if you believe in holes we have clearly clinton in the white house. take this with a grain of salt. here's the reality. if you are somebody who will be a fan of sanders or a fan of war and you are likely to vote for biden against trump but however if you're a fan of biden you might not vote for sanders or warren against trump and mike it out or go for a third-party candidate and so at the end of

bernie sanders, in his response to mr. delaney, who was saying i don't think the american people are ready for the government takeover of health care -- bernie said there is a country five minutes away from here called canada, they have no co-pays, no deductibles, no premiums, health care is a human right, they get everything they want. i was like, woah. they never talked about how much it would cost, how it would be paid for, and what really happens in a country like canada. i'm going to add on to what merrill has said with a few examples because i've been involved with this for so many years. canada is one of only three countries in the world that has a true single-payer system. this is what elizabeth warren and sanders want. private health care coverage is outlawed in these countries. the only things that can be paid for privately are things that are considered not medically necessary. cosmetic surgery, things like that. the government took over our health care system fully in 1984. canada spends about 11% of gdp on hea

. >> bernie sanders said he wants to leverage all the usaid we are giving to what he calls their racist policies and there is no reason and no right for israel to do this. >> i communicated today with our great ambassador to israel, david friedman and david made a tremendous point when he said the israeli government was going to welcome these congresswomen into israel, they just wanted them to spend a little time with israeli officials so israeli officials could give them an overview of what they were doing to treat palestinians and humanitarian way. these congresswomen refused to meet with israeli officials, instead the only place they wanted to go was occupied palestine was all they were doing was gathering evidence and ammunition against israeli people to use in their propaganda and israel has every right to refuse them gathering ammunition to use against israel. shannon: thank you both for having this discussion. democratic 20/20 rivals, hosting a keep america great rally in new hampshire and democrats continue to try to woo voters in iowa. team coverage, kristin fisher in des moine

that's what they have to do to win and they are all trying to beat bernie sanders. rob: fair enough. >> good morning. >> good morning, thank you. [laughter] carley: a lot of us are awake at 5:30. 36 minutes after the hour, a courtroom showdown in california, it's la versus the nra, why the city is taking aim at companies who do business with the gun rights group. rob: hulk hogan gets police escort to the airport, but this now vieral video may have gotten the officer in trouble. stay tune. rob: guatemala elects a new president who says wants to change migration deal between his country and the u.s., conservative alejandro securing a landslide victory, he tells reuters >> mark morgan insisting it helped illegal immigrants. >> the individuals seeking better life, first exploited by the cartels to come here. >> right. >> once they come to the united states, further exploit bid the united states companies by paying them reduced wages. carley: well, almost 700 people were arrested during the operation, ice has not yet brought charges against the four companies accused of

he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with trump, but nobody ever mentions that. >> [indiscernible] >> no, i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders in the case of ohio and i don't blame anybody. i blame -- these are sick people. these are people that are really mentally ill, mentally disturbed. it is a mental problem, and we are going to be meeting with members of congress. i've already got meetings scheduled. i have had plenty of talks over the last two days, and i think something -- we are going to come up with something that is going to be really very good, beyond anything that has been done so far. >> -- bringing the senate back? >> we're going to see where we are. we're dealing with leadership right now, and you know you have two sides that are very different on this issue. let's say all good people but two sides that are very different. if we get close, i will bring them back, but it has to be -- we have to see where we are with leadership. normally, this has been really a decisi

bernie sanders announces a plan to save journalism and clamp down on social media platforms and donald trump is telling his followers to find an alternative to fox news we're breaking down both announcements on this edition of. welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king this week senator bernie sanders put forward in an op ed his plan to save journalism in america and further states that as president he would appoint law enforcement officials to clamp down on the likes of facebook and google to keep them from exercising too much control over the media industry and on wednesday donald trump shocked many by stating that his long cherished fox news channel isn't working for him anymore and he. telling his followers to look for an alternative to the conservative news channel trump 2 has long criticized the digital platforms of a bias against him and republicans lots to break down and take a look at on this episode and for that i'm joined by john i to roland award winning host of the young turks and the damage report on the young turks network and michael knowles host of the

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bernie sanders says we need a system that puts people before profits. we need a system that puts pets before people. editorial from the toronto sun. canada's medical wait times are unacceptable. this sites two studies, one from the fraser institute which has been doing this for some time and another from the canadian institute for health information, sites the list of the waiting list that goes on in canada. the press wants to imply that doesn't go on. it absolutely does go on in canada. it goes more for elective surgery and a lot of things are elective that we might not see here but the wait times do happen and they can be extensive. did i go too far? this is the one that was done by the survey of the largest nurses association in canada which came up and said prescriptions are so expensive that people can't afford them and they are dying because they can't get their prescriptions. i thought i heard prescriptions were really affordable up there. apparently they may not be. finally, this is a survey from the canadian broadcasting corporation about what

for bernie sanders it was 4%. there's more people can learn. i didn't look at kamala harris's numbers. there's more people can learn about people. i think we're too early. she has a role on the debate stage. the field is winnowing itself in a way because of the debate coming up. we'll see if she can break out. a lot of people know who joe biden is, they know what he stands for, and they think he can beat donald trump. >> shauna thinks it's too early. >> we can't say it's a year away, the election anymore. i was in february, and we have seen races solidify, including the republican race which would this many candidates four years ago, solidify in august. >> it hasn't solidified yet? >> i don't know. we have seen it happen before. what i do know is that senator harris, there's been sampling among voters, she had the entering into the race in january, the big first debate and voters have taken a look twice at least now and not stuck around, and i do wonder, abby, what's your take on this, if she's having trouble sustaining an argument once she mak

please welcome the senator from vermont, bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. [ crowd chanting "bernie" ] >> jimmy: they still love you. were you worried at all that the enthusiasm would not be there the second time around? >> no. >> jimmy: did you watch the mueller testimony yesterday? >> i was in a plane. but i read it. not the whole thing, but some of it. so i didn't watch it. >> jimmy: you know what happened. and it probably happened as you expected. i wonder if you looked at any of that and wished that you had been there in that spot, because you really, i feel like you would have sold that report. you know, it's one thing to write it. it's another thing to perform it. >> i think the bottom line is the message from mueller is that the russians intervened in the campaign in 2016. they are still intervening, and we've got to stop that. whatever your political view is, you want to make sure that the election in the united states is controlled by the people of this