[cheering] bernie sanders: it is not a radical idea. it is common economic sense to say that when young people need more education they should be able to get the education regardless of the income of their family. [cheering] that legislation also deals with the travesty that millions of americans are experiencing today and outrageously high student debt and outrageously high interest rates. [applause] bernie sanders: a lower interest rate on student debt and to provide free tuition at public colleges and universities is an expensive proposition. i will tell you how we will pay for it. we will pay for it based on a tax on wall street speculation. [cheering] bernie sanders: the middle class of this country bailed out wall street. now it is time for wall street to help the middle class of this country. [cheering] [applause] when we talks: about bringing our country together, it's not just the need for major criminal justice reform. i do not want to see kids'lives destroyed because of mandatory minimum sentencing. [cheering] bernie sanders:

bernie sanders supports. you see the four issues they are bullet pointed everything from veteran affairs to middle class issues, to health care, to civil rights. >> so they've asked you actually deutsche last asked you to not use any confusingly similar remarks or proprietary content or senator bernie sanders name or likeness. you've still got bernie sanders likeness on it. you want to help this guy. >> we can't support a likeness of a candidate. we're not saying we're representing bernie sanders, obviously it's unofficial. >> you got according to the fpc reports, center for public integrity from january to june? >> negative. >> negative. >> how much did you raise? >> the in kind donation supersede the cash donations. less than $50,000. >> there was $90,000, of which $50,000 was begin back? >> it was more than that. it was more than that. i've been in correspondence with sec, we spoke just this morning, there were some questions that beckel had sent into me. >> 90,690 -- i guess this is the confusion coming i

bernie sanders doesn't want any superpac but under the law, bernie sanders doesn't have any rights to prevent a superpac to act on hi behalf. >> he could get up on a soapbox. >> i don't have a superpac i don't want the money from the billionaires and that's the way we're going to run our campaign. >> senator sanders is hamstrung, he can't stop anybody from developing these groups. >> whether there are flaws or connections to the citizens united ruling? >> i think this is a cautionary tale in the superpac world. donors need to do their research and be aware that when they visit a website or hear about a group that that group might have more going on than meets the eye. being able to pull back the veil and say what's really going on here. >> this week, carrie lee peterson's superpac filed the required reports, seven weeks after the filing deadline. carrie lee peterson joins me on the phone. mr. peterson thank you for joining me. you heard the story we just ran. senator bernie sanders campaign says some of the actions of your superpac are illegal. they sent you a cease and desist order,

to bernie sanders. i want to get your reaction to that last night. that was one of the, i mean, it made me feel like it was a public health hazard >> well, actually, over the years people of vermont have met with me on this issue. i think the evidence is overwhelming that vaccines do not cause autism. it really is a little bit weird for trump, who as i presume, no medical background to be raising an issue. you're going find thousands of people who hesitate to give their kids the shots and bad things may happen. >> on terms of the relationship between democrats and republicans at this point in this national discussion that we're having. early on in the process you and i talked about your proposal. i think it was back in june that democrats and republicans should start debating each other now. even before the republican primary process is done. are you still into that idea? >> absolutely. the more debates the merrier. i'll tell you what i think. i think republicans get away with murder. because they are n

let's say you support bernie is a bad choice, if anybody googles bernie sanders, they would get bernie sanders doesn't like superpacs and doesn't want their money. hopefully q could hem james bond out. it's a bad joke i'm a lawyer it's the best i can do. let's say johnson, the libertarian candidate in 2012, if i don't get in trouble for naming any real candidate. you would google gary johnson, you would find their superpac, their website saying they are supporting gary johnson, they are not the authorized committee, frankly at the level of $50,000 i would have thought that a little due diligence would be have been appropriate here. carrie peterson did not have reports on file. if i had been in that position i would say let's find somebody else, there's other ways to look at it. who are the people involved, what are their political pedigrees or professional pedigrees? i don't believe in the political universe always the better people to run on superpacs couple but it doesn't mean that there are not plenty of individuals out there who are trying to start their efforts free from the vendo

[crowd cheers] ladies and gentlemen, bernie sanders! thank you, bernie. ♪ >> ♪ coming down the street red, white, and blue people sleeping in their shoes there's a warning sign -- ♪ senator sanders: thank you. when we talk about the economy, let's talk about income and wealth inequality. let's put it on the table, and let's ask this country -- let's ask the people of this country whether they think it is moral, whether they think it is right that the top 1/10 of 1% on -- own almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. [crowd jeers] [crowd chanting "bernie!"] senator sanders: and by the way -- when we talk about wall street -- >> boo! senator sanders: ah. you encapsulated it very well. [laughter] welcome to the revolution. thank you all very much. ♪ >> bernie is honest. bernie works for the people. >> he speaks about issues that are affecting a majority of the american people right now. before he declared, right, i thought fabulous. but then the more i listened to hillary, i was going, oh, i'm not going to vote gender. i want to vot

this is bernie sanders yesterday. there is no justice, i want you to hear this clearly when when the top 1% of one tenth of america owe almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. in your heart you have to define the morality of that. >> person people are responding to that message. i draw you to what donald trump said in the middle of that speech yesterday in dallas where trump said that the rich guys were taking all the money. he said there's 200 guys in america who are doing great. and yet it's the middle class, what was the word he said, the middle class is getting decimated. people rose to their feet. people stayed up on their feet. gene robinson, you can, even though they are completely different people with completely different world views, you can draw a straight line from what bernie sanders said in lynchburg, virginia and manassas, virginia to what donald trump said in dallas, texas about the few, the rich, the super rich who are getting richer and richer by the second, literally by the second while the middle

i don't underegs mate bernie sanders. bernie sanders could easily win the democratic nomination. if it's bernie sanders and it's donald trump on the republican side, bernie sanders could be elected president of the united states. >> you talked about other candidates getting in the race, joe biden out this week, as he was talking about an emotional decision, it seemed like a man to me who wasn't ready to get in. >> i don't know. that's a personal decision. he's been doing everything. i don't know whether he can overtake hillary clinton. or it becomes a three-way race. elizabeth warren has bernie sanders economic message and she would be the first woman nominee. seriously, what doesn't she combine the best of sanders and clinton. can she still get in? i don't know. biden picks elizabeth warren as my vice president candidate then you get a defacto biden/warren ticket. >> clinton 's numbers are very strong. despite the so-called horse race. let me say something about joe biden, it's a tough emotional call for him. many have talked to him, at the end of the day, joe biden has to make

bernie sanders has to be encouraged. bernie sanders within striking distance in iowa. latest new hampshire poll has bernie sanders in the lead by seven points. hillary clinton trailing in one state. competitive in iowa. just a fascinating race. can he build on this? we will see. in great shape the summer end and we turn to september. >> sanders, momentum in the polls. drawing huge crowds. in terms of actually getting the nomination what hurdles would he have to takele? >> the defining question for sanders. message candidate. protest candidate. or a candidate to win the democratic nomination. let's asasume he does well in iowa. does well in new hampshire. then in a race with hillary clinton. the race goes out next to nevada. february 20. labor support key. organizing voters here. sanders has labor support. political career in vermont. not a lot of track record going after latinos. then from there, the race would come to south carolina. this is the first state you have a majority of the democrat prik marry electorate. african-americans. and bernie sanders in vermont all

bernie sanders has leapfrogged over hillary clinton in new hampshire. there is no rest for the 2016 presidential candidates. new nbc news/marist poll shows that bernie sanders has leap frogged over hillary clinton, 41% of democratic voters, clinton gets 32% and vice president joe biden, who hasn't officially entered the race, gets 16%. in iowa, clinton is still on top but sanders is narrowing her lead from 21 points in july to just 11 points now. on the republican side, former alaskan governor sarah palin is rallying behind trump. she said that spanish speaking say you better speak american. >> you better be here legally. and when you're here, let's speak american. >> palin was trying to take a swipe at trump's 2016 rival, jeb bush, fluent in spanish. club for growth continues. overnight trump tweeted a photo of a letter from that group asking him for $1 million. trump is calling it extortion. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington for us this morning. a lot to go over, tracie. it's going to be a busy labor day for those presidential candidates. >> ye

concern, i think, is about bernie sanders. i am a bernie sanders supported. a lot of people in the media discounted him from the get-go. it is amazing to see how much she has surged and how much momentum he has. how he is one of the only candidates that comes some of the issues and just hammers on those issues that he talks about. that are actually relevant to what is going on in america today. candidates areer really on the issues. what the media seems to discount is the fact that people are concerned about issues. that is why they back in. not because they are anti-hillary. , butnot really for hillary only because of her stances on the issues. they don't jive with me. bernie sanders will begin phenomenon of the fall. the question is does he have staying power the on iowa and new hampshire? the first question will he win the caucus in iowa and new hampshire? the polling shows it is possible. hillary clinton has not had a good couple months. bernie sanders is ahead of her in some states. the best case scenario for bernie sanders is staying power. can he win m

. >> why the pro clinton group attacked bernie sanders? "inside politics" the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday morning. it's a busy one. with us jewelry pace and the associated press, ron of national journal, robert costa. here they go again. many in the republican establishment and testablish ment see the beginning of the end for donald trump. it's important they predicted this a few times before only to see mr. trump defy the laws of gravity. trump was not the dominating presence in the second debate as he was in the first. >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> mr. trump backing down a bit there. and this at his first big post debate event. >> we have a problem in this country it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question. >> mr. trump did no

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assess now trailing bernie sanders in iowa. and democratic officials are for something called a plan b. someone like al gore? john kerry? or of course, joe biden. >>> plus, donald trump says his rival about carly fiorina's face wasn't about her looks. it was about her persona. where is the outrage from women's groups? the rnc says no comment. >>> and president obama steps up the response to the crisis. some republicans are already against the idea of that. finally, the father of that television reporter who was shot and killed on air down in virginia. he is vowing to do whatever it takes to get congress to enact gun safety laws. >>> bernie sanders is now leading hillary clinton in iowa, according to a few quinnipiac poll out today. he is winning in iowa. it is 41-40 with biden still at 12. my name is mark amann. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure

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should they be worried about bernie sanders and his surge? >> wolf, there's no question they're taking it very seriously. what began as a summertime fling -- we called it the summer of sanders -- has turned into a full blown campaign. he's attracting so much attention across these battleground states and guaning the hearts and minds of liberal progressive voters. so what the clinton team is trying to go is get more enthusiasm. we're here at a labor day picnic where she'll speak behind me in a couple hours and wolf i can tell you when you talk to the democrats, when you talk to voters, they like her. but they are not ready to sign on the dotted line with her. they want to hear what bernie sanders has to say and they want to see if joe biden is going to jump into the race. so we here in a holding pattern in this democratic campaign, at least for now, wolf. >> stand by, we'll get back to you. new poll numbers give vice president biden something else to consider as he decides whether to run for president. the new nbc/marist poll shows biden farin

bernie sanders, not very well known here. he's at 3%. today, he's going to be on stage talking about justice reform. he's going to be introduced by dr. cornell west, again, if you go back to 2008, a big surrogate for barack obama. he has since become one of his fiercest critics but here he'll be backing bernie sanders at this rally and inducing him. what we see is a crowd that's mixed it mightle half-white, half-african-american. this is a historically black university and it is bernie sanders' attempt to reach out to that crucial constituency that will likely decide who wins this primary come february. >> so, nia, we know bernie sanders' message has been government belongs to the people, not necessarily billionaires and, that he says he wants to end outsourcing. but i wonder his message today, particularly at hbcu, is he targeting his message primarily to the african-american audience when he takes the stage there? >> reporter: you know, we see him do some of that because if you remember, he did face some criticism from the black lives

first, bernie sanders. my panel returns for a game of fact or fiction including aa question about this gem from his past as a recording artist. ♪ kennedy: according to one poll he is gaining momentum. we might as well get to no the wily socialist a bit better. that is whythat is why we will play fact or fiction. the party panel is back. are you ready to play? let's go. question number one. bernie sanders believes cable tv prices are too damn high and is asked the fcc to investigate the matter. >> fact. kennedy: and you would be right. you got that one wrong. no rabbit ears for you. question number two, hugo chavez on the former socialist leader of venezuela recognized bernie sanders isas the legitimate government of the united states until 2010 and affectionately referred to him. >> that -- i don't know. >> so true. kennedy: i wish it were true. yet to get on the board. that means president messy hair. >> it would have been awesome if we had heard that. kennedy: number three. recorded the folk album we sh

they match bernie sanders one-on-one with donald trump. bernie sanders crushes him, 52-36. does much better than hillary clinton does. that's it. for some reason they don't match him against any of the other candidates the way they did with joe biden and hillary clinton. and, jared, the bernie sanders candidacy is actually a very, very consistent polling phenomenon in these democratic polls. he's the one who just stays solid whether biden's in or biden's out. >> it's a great point. you know, one of the things that i try to do is stay abreast of all the policy analysis of what everybody is talking about. today i know wire going to talk about the trump tax plan later. when it comes to bernie sanders you actually hear very little of that. the only thing i consistently hear about bernie sanders are, you know, really pretty positive poll numbers. bernie sanders has articulated a very progressive and extremely progressive ajengenda when it cs to college affordable, income inequality, struggles of the middle class. i think it is a somewhat odd and unfortunate that we haven't done

bernie sanders is in first place with 41%. clinton comes at a close second and joe biden is in third with 12%. senator sanders has been picking up points on clinton in iowa for the past four months. in may, clinton held a 45 point lead over sanders. in july it slipped to 129 points, now sanders has overtaken clinton by one point. this new poll marks a major victory for the sanders campaign. meanwhile, there's also good news out of new hampshire. week for the senator. a new poll showed sanders has a 19 point lead over clinton. during a press conference earlier today, senator sanders was asked about his lead in the polls. >> all over this cun, in new hampshire, i was just there over the weekend, in iowa, there last week, we're seeing a huge amount of enthusiasm from working people and low income people. and i think we have a whole lot of momentum in this campaign. what we are now going to be doing is starting to put some resources into states beyond iowa, beyond new hampshire, states that will be coming up on super tuesday. and

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bernie sanders is to the left of her. but mainly he represents for the democratic party a choice for hillary clinton. >> and what's interesting in their battle, bernie sanders is not pushing hard against hillary clinton. but on the republican side, we are seeing from ben carson now to carly fiorina, donald trump's rivals pushing hard against him. we have this back and forth with ben carson. carson was asked what is the biggest difference between him and donald trump. let me play what he said. >> well, probably the biggest thing is that i realize where my success has come from. and i don't in any way deny my faith in god. and i think that probably is a big differentiator. one of my favorite bible verse, proverbs 22:4, it says, by humility and the fear of the lord are riches and honor and life. and that's a very big part of who i am, humility and the fear of the lord. i don't get that impression with him. maybe i'm wrong. >> so, john, first of all, what do you make of the distinction there? it's as if the republicans are lo

bernie sanders is doing well in the primaries. i don't hear much coverage of his substantive record. where's the investigation of donald trump's finances? john: the last time you were on this show -- marquis talking to you about hillary clinton's e-mails. "hillary clinton handled her e-mails perfectly." secretary clinton has now apologized for her handling of the e-mails. my question is whether you still believe that she handled her e-mails perfectly, even when she seems to admit that she did not. david: that was either day 2 or 3 what i consider to be a phony scandal. we are now six months into it. i can speak for myself. i never thought we would be six months into it and still be talking about e-mail, e-mail, e-mail. there are two answers. substantively, it is clear she followed the law. the department of justice now agrees with me. she has followed president and was --she has followed precedent . here is what i was wrong about -- what was not perfect, was the politics of it. my book tries to predict a lot of the republican play

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is bernie sanders fighting a war on women? >> i don't think he is fighting a war against women. >> then why is he trying to keep hillary out of the white house? >> hillary is a little -- a little bit on the wall street side for me. >> do you trust hillary? >> no. >> neither does the fbi. >> my personal emails are my personal business, right? >> what do you think of hillary clinton? >> put bill clinton back in the white house and i'm not ready for that, not at all. >> neither are the interns. [ laughter ] i'm watters and this is my world right here. [ laughter ] >> i don't get that. [ laughter ] >> john boehner what do you think about him? >> i don't know john boehner. i don't know who it is. >> you don't know who boehner is? >> he is not like amazing. >> what was that? >> [ laughter ] >> very tan cries a lot. >> oh that john boehner. >> he shows his emotions. that's okay. >> i don't think he always gets his way. i have a couple of little boys who cry when they don't get their way too. >> do you give them a spanking? >> who is

bernie sanders has leap frogged over hillary clinton in new hampshire. she's lost ground in iowa. we take a look at the numbers. general colin powell weighs in on president obama's nuclear deal with iran. >>> close to home, two high school players hit a referee during a game and pay a big price. >>> plus taking a pillow fight way too far. >>> how many americans are getting a paid day off today and much more on this busy monday. "first look" starts right now. >>> good monday morning to you. happy labor day. i'm betty nguyen. you may be celebrating this labor day from the comforts of your couch, maybe still in bed. there is no rest for the 2016 presidential candidates. new nbc news/marist poll shows that bernie sanders has leap frogged over hillary clinton, 41% of democratic voters, clinton gets 32% and vice president joe biden, who hasn't officially entered the race, gets 16%. in iowa, clinton is still on top but sanders is narrowing her lead from 21 points in july to just 11 points now. on the republican side, former alaskan governor sarah palin is rallying behind trump. she said

hey, it fits what bernie sanders is doing, too. but it is definitely a song about rebellion. >> i'll ask you about bernie sanders in a second. so in other words, he asked. you thought that was the polite thing to do, the appropriate thing to do. >> yeah. i think so. i mean when arnold schwarzenegger used it, he asked to use it. you know, i mean -- this song -- i wrote it with that spirit in mind, rebellious spirit in the '80s. it's been used now for sporting events, it's been used for commercials, it's been used in movies. so it's been -- people use it pretty freely. but i thought it was pretty cool of him to call and ask. >> i have to say, i covered schwarzenegger's '03 gubernatorial campaign, that's one of my strongest memories is people rock being out on the campaign trail. >> me and arnold. yeah. >> you would not let republican paul ryan use the song when he ran for vice president in 2015 on the romney ticket. how come? did he not ask or was it more than that? >> first of all, it is not really a matter of letting. as long as th

just a 4-point advantage over bernie sanders with women. where have they gone? really, as far as i can tell, into the not sure category. they are just backing off. it means they are still there in order to be cultivated, they have not sworn allegiance to another candidate, but they are just holding their powder, i think, right now. john: this gender thing seems surprising to me because we have heard for months now bernie doing well with men but not so well with women. now they're basically running even with women. that seems incredible. really kind of remarkable. do you have any idea what might be driving that? ann: i think it is what the story has been all along, and as an observer, the preseason is over, and we are starting to see candidates dig in and campaign for real. on the republican side, a couple have left the race. on the clinton side, she is now talking policy and holding events in a way she was not doing before. game on. john: we asked people whether they thought joe biden should get in the race. ann: this is one of the most fascinating findings in o

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