would've voted for bernie sanders bernie sanders had been on the ballot. you are right, the democratic party became too beholden to wall street, too beholden to the same people that fueled and fund the republican party. and also identified too much -- got too much into the way you it up, they used to sum as identity politics and not being out there fighting for basic working-class americans. that's always been the base of the democratic party. that has to be the focus. with bernieght now and with chuck schumer with nancy pelosi and with tom perez, that's with the democratic party is getting back to. and they have to. my show is in 100% support of our labor unions, i don't know which one you belong to, but if you talk to those labor leaders, the national unions supported hillary. most of them. the locals, the guys in the trenches and the guys in the factory lines in the guys on the construction site supported bernie sanders in the primary. and when he lost, they went to donald trump. this editorial from the new york times, quote american retreat. america ma

that so what bernie sanders should do what happened the democratic party lee they moved to the right after they lost to donald trump they write that only they are tim kaine to lose to donald trump who was to the right of hillary clinton they didn't go get a progressive as a vice president they want got a guy who's to further to the right than hillary clinton after he says. after the day after they lose the d.n.c. says we're going to start taking corporate money again so they got even worse they even got more corrupt they didn't hear the message and now in california the california democratic party is the biggest democratic party organization outside of the d.n.c. in the country so the progressives got involved we elected so over six hundred progressive the democratic delegates to the state convention which was way more than a majority so we thought we're going to take over the party so the party then has superdelegates on the state level so they overruled the populace in california they installed literally you know the chairman of the party is now the party if we could had a progress

b c and they're smearing bernie sanders or progressives are saying they're violent or other sexist or they're bernie bros just remember that is a tiny tiny tiny minority inside the democratic party those are eight percent of the democratic party or as johnny calls them the hate percent. i want to ask you in this in this system we now have this kleptocracy rule by thieves obviously money in politics is a huge huge problem a huge impetus for it but do you feel that that the money you know gets into politics and corrupt system or does capitalism inevitably allow the state to be envelop by the money interests and. do you think. you know i'm not smart enough to know what i do know the effects of money in politics and i do know that capitalism right now is eating itself right so general pace those who's an eighty billionaire who brings us the news hey yeah i had a fear i don't think an eighty billionaire who's got an economic model that amazon that's built on destroying local economies really wants to be a muckraker do you really think that guy wants to be a muckraker so that's yeah that's

when i think of bernie sanders i think of him supporting work and workers. and so what do you think about redistribution? >> i am for redistribution of power, right, and for building social goods. and in the process of building the money necessary to get the social goods we will have to reduce to be wealthy but i agree with you, the redistribution of wealth is a byproduct of the policies i want picus unnecessarily the main goal. in the project of building up the power of workers is workers are able to press man's which redistribute wealth. i think of it not as the main effect. i would agree with the concept. i would also say this is the reason why i think the idea that federal job security is much more powerful and dangerous idea, and also more politically palatable than ideas that are now like a universal base of income. somewhat ideal scenario would be federal jobs guarantee, plus a basic income for those engaging in care work or other work or other work traditionally not valued enough by society, who are unable to work but fundamentally i think that we ar

have bernie sanders who still ostensibly is in the democratic party do you think he should you know try and take over reform the democratic party and if that never works before should he started third party should people give up on bernie sanders as a figurehead where do you stand on that. i think bernie sanders should give up on the democratic party how many times you need to be proven wrong about the democratic party they're not capable of reform it doesn't appear to be rightly because what they did after they lost to don first of all they smeared bernie rigged the primary because as schama so want rich said at my show which is true the democratic national committee would rather lose to a republican that let a progressive win their primary that is a fact and it's being proven over and over in fact after they lost to donald trump after they screwed the country out of a progressive that's who we should be blaming by the way for donald trump the democratic national committee hillary clinton debbie wasserman schultz donna brazil and all the other elected need a liberal democrats who s

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you saw bernie sanders speaking there, we saw bernie sanders tweet saying the violence has to stop. >> nancy cordes we're going to go back to you on capitol hill. you're hearing that members of congress had been worried about security, true? >> yes, reuben gallego just came out a few minutes ago and told us members have been getting a lot of death threats in that meeting and they asked in that meeting about the possibility of using campaign funds to take for security. so this is clearly a widespread concern and had been before this morning's incident. we have heard a thumb of lawmakers today say that they are shake.up, that they are concerned about their personal safety when they walk around, that they're more concerned than they were just a few hours ago. and a number of them have also expressed deep concern about the political atmosphere in this country. and political rhetoric. and the way that it can spin people up, pit people against each other and in some cases obviously pit people against their members of congress, gayle. >> hearing that from both sides of the aisle? >> reuben g

i am a former bernie sanders surrogate. this person supported bernie sanders as much as he supported tim kaine but the reality is we have an epidemic, mental health epidemic in our country and when you look at all the situations and there has been a lot of studies that it's reported on this usually comes back to someone who is isolated was not interacting with people. a lot of reports of a person being lonely and had a history of domestic violence and the charges were dropped. that was in the state where they they -- domestic violence. so you know you have to look at the history of the person and whatever political vehicle or whatever vehicle it is -- kennedy: is the fulcrum. >> the problem with "the news york times" editorial is it's why trump and get away with screaming fake news every time a story comes out that he doesn't like. there's enough bad journalism out there that it's easy to make people believe it's all bad in the times did itself no favors here. i don't know what the hell they were thinking. kennedy: tell me

dagen: the message from the democrats in the election cycle, championed by bernie sanders with $15 an imam wage, the american people stepped get and go i want better than earnings minimum wage, i want to prosperity. >> the bernie sanders message was part of the problem. to gary's point the 1% will pay for these things. i don't think people are buying that, giving benefits, losing elections, the european models in that direction where everybody tastes the benefits, sales taxes or higher cost, the believable long-term path of sustainability, the simpler problem in the economic message, there is a likability issue in candidates. i hate to say this the way it is today but if your candidate -- a reality show, no one watches that it is not going to win a national election, you got to focus on people are not likable, that simple, with president obama, likable, hillary, mitt romney, they don't, george bush did, he won. dagen: is democrats scramble to figure out who their leader is, we get this from hillary clinton, forget death panels. if republicans pass this bill, they are the death party.

bernie sanders isn't even a democrat. while he does get a lot of attention there, it's not clear the democratic establishment thick they need to listen to him because this special elect down in georgia they have been focusing so much attention on has raised the democratic candidate. and less than 5 pe 5% of it is m georgia. he's the furthest thing from senator sanders that there is an's doing okay. he might win. kennedy: ossoff is not running as a bernie sanders liberal. he's running as a pragmatic democrat. democrats are hoping this is a bellwether race. what does this signal to democrats? if ossoff loses, does that mean the philosophical thrust of the party naturally goes to bernie sanders? peter: you talk to different trat strategists today they will give you a different answer. but if ossoff wins he won't become the leader of the democratic party nationally. say ossoff goes away and all this money was spent and it was for nothing. bernie sanders might not want to be aligned with the democrats. there is an outside grou

i am a former bernie sanders surrogate. this person supported bernie sanders as much as he supported tim kaine but the reality is we have an epidemic, mental health epidemic in our country and when you look at all the situations and there has been a lot of studies that it's reported on this usually comes back to someone who is isolated was not interacting with people. a lot of reports of a person being lonely and had a history of domestic violence and the charges were dropped. that was in the state where they they -- domestic violence. so you know you have to look at the history of the person and whatever political vehicle or whatever vehicle it is -- kennedy: is the fulcrum. >> the problem with "the news york times" editorial is it's why trump and get away with screaming fake news every time a story comes out that he doesn't like. there's enough bad journalism out there that it's easy to make people believe it's all bad in the times did itself no favors here. i don't know what the hell they were thinking. kennedy: tell me

the gunman we're told was a bernie sanders supporter and senator sanders has now responded. update us. >> that's right. moments ago, bernie sanders went to the floor of the united states senate to condemn exactly what happened this morning and to say, acknowledge he was told this morning that this individual was in fact a volunteer of his campaign. some rather strong words from bernie sanders just moments ago. take a listen. >> i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the republican baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act. and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. real change can only come about through nonviolent action and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held american values. i know i speak for the entire country in saying that my hopes and prayers are that representative scalise, congressional staff, and the capitol police officers who were wounded

what the article got wrong is that it said bernie sanders is that it said bernie sanders is going to tax everybody. what they forgot to talk about in the article, by the way we're writing a response to that, is that much of the tax revenue goes to providing healthcare to all people and will save tens of millions of middle—class families substantial sums of money. right now, you have the middle—class family, and again, i know it is hard for folks in the family, and again, i know it is hard forfolks in the uk family, and again, i know it is hard for folks in the uk to understand this absurdity, but in america you have a middle—class family — husband and wife, two kids — who should be paying $15,000, $18,000 a yearfor who should be paying $15,000, $18,000 a year for healthcare. 0ur health—care proposal eliminates that. yes, it asks them to pay more in taxes. u nfortu nately, to pay more in taxes. unfortunately, the author of that article forgot to mention that aspect. just a couple of quickfire questions, some were puzzled by a particular stance you took, one was on your ref

bernie sanders supporter. not good for the bernie sanders people, but on the other hand, a lot of violence coming out from the left recently. i remember the trump headquarters during the primary in north carolina. you had democrats paying people to go into trump rallies and throw punches. after the election, you have people riding through the streets breaking windows and private property. this violence is only coming from one side recently, so people need to think with the common denominator is here. if this was republicans and trunk support going out there and writing and burning things, and shooting democrats, it would be a whole other story. >> kimberly: this is just in from the medstar national hospital, an update on the condition of majority whip steve scalise. congressman steve scalise sustained a gunshot on his right hip. the bullet traveled across his pelvis entering bone and causing severe bleeding paired he was transported in shock to medstar national hospital, a level one trauma center. he underwent

president bernie sanders. he didn't even take note that it was hillary clinton and the democratic national committee that cheated bernie sanders out of a fair run for the presidency that the presidential nomination that was won by hillary clinton through collusion with the dnc and her campaign. no one talks too much about that as you may have noticed, congressman. it goes on and on. terminate the republican party. then the call for unity today. you know that despite all the tragedy today that this call for unity lasts usually about 24 hours. then the assault, the left dem deep state assault on the president of the united states and his administration will continue with perhaps even more energy tomorrow. >> you know, listen, no one argues the call for unity. that's good and fine. we are americans. we surround ourselves around those things we believe like liberty and pursuit of happiness. we can disagree on policy. but there are certain things as americans we need to come around. but unity is an attitude of the

the environment includes photos of bernie sanders. sanders spoke on the senate floor. >> i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act. >> a local newspaper reported that the suspect sent letters railing against republican policy. he wrote, i never said that life sucks but only the policies of the republicans. >> melissa: obviously those are motives, is there other things you learn about motive hashtag >> ? >> this morning we never got anything specific on motives or whether there was a threat. >> we never had any information like this to believe that this would occur. we had no threats before. it's too early to tell if they were targeted or not. >> also today, james hodgkinson was a member of their trade association, and he lived in bellevue illinois. but there is no other information as a member, . >> melissa: thank you for reporting. officers who put themselves in harm's way. what was th

bernie sanders makes a statement. but let's be honest. bernie sanders is also someone who wants to radically change america and follow on the heels of barack obama who seeded this country with such self-hatred that the very symbol of the rebirth of our nation, donald trump, has a target on his back and those associated with him do. and the psychological come knows line up perfectly. to make one central authority, the government replace individual freedoms and thought. didn't happen because of one guy. donald trump. lou: that explains in large measure why there is everest by the left to subvert his presidency. is there anything other than an outright conflict that will resolve what is a clash between those who want to overturn the establishment, the status quo, the orthodoxy and the elites, the establishment that want to preserve the power that they have known for so long. >> we'll have to win it the old-fashioned way in the hearts and minds of individuals who see their incomes rise and possibilities grow. you know how we win it? with the

bernie sanders makes a statement. but let's be honest. bernie sanders is also someone who wants to radically change america and follow on the heels of barack obama who seeded this country with such self-hatred that the very symbol of the rebirth of our nation, donald trump, has a target on his back and those associated with him do. and the psychological come knows line up perfectly. to make one central authority, the government replace individual freedoms and thought. didn't happen because of one guy. donald trump. lou: that explains in large measure why there is everest by the left to subvert his presidency. is there anything other than an outright conflict that will resolve what is a clash between those who want to overturn the establishment, the status quo, the orthodoxy and the elites, the establishment that want to preserve the power that they have known for so long. >> we'll have to win it the old-fashioned way in the hearts and minds of individuals who see their incomes rise and possibilities grow. you know how we win it? with the

liz: you know, emily, bernie sanders, it's pretty ironic for the socialist bernie sanders, he's being accused like an unethical fat cat as well. here's what he did. he completely blew off filing his financial disclosures to the ethics committee. this happened in the last five years and 2012, 2014, 2015, he's doing it grudgingly. he also never released his full tax return to the campaign. donald trump gets slashed for not exposing his tax return. socialist sanders owns three homes, he used all the deduction tricks on his taxes that he blasted miller millionaires for using. what are your thoughts? >> that the hypocrisy is infur generating, and there's a reason viewers are demanding coverage of this. and it's unfortunate and does a disservice to the public that a, it's not brought to light in mainstream media so that people can't even become aware of the situation. and b, that the sanders don't address this in their public comments. it would be one thing if he said, look, this is how i've taken advantage of the tax system. but it needs to change, which president trump kind of had a hint

you saw sanders speaking there. we saw bernie sanders 22 et. saying -- tweet. saying the violence has to stop. >> nancy, we'll go back to you on capitol hill because y hearing that members of congress were worried about security. >> reporter: that's right. ruben who was in the all members briefing just came out a few minutes ago and told us that members have been getting a lot of death threats lately and they asked in the meeting ing about the possibility of using campaign funds to pay for security. so this is clearly a widespread concern. and had been before this morning's incident. we heard a number of law makers today say that they are shaken up. that they are concerned about their personal safety when walk around. that they're more concerned than just a few hours ago. and a number deep concern about the political atmosphere in the country and political rhetoric and the way that it can spin people up, put people against each other, and in some cases obviously pit people against their members of congress. >> reporter: you're hearing that on both sides of the

he was a big bernie sanders supporter. bernie sanders disavowed his actions obviously moments ago but that the tone has gotten to the point where this kind of thing isn't a shock? what do you make of it? >> right. the fact that this happens, i thought it was interesting one of the first persons to come out and you say the ball game was on was republican arizona congresswoman mortgage that mcsally. she represents the district held by gabrielle giffords, former democratic congresswoman who was shot about six 1/2 years ago, her then aide ron barber was shot in the incident as well. he took the seat from giffords. that was the seat that mcsally took when she he defeated barber a couple years ago. to do something this collegial, this congressional baseball game are something members are passionate about. there's a long history. jim bunning former congressman and senator, pitching. jerry ford when he was in the house of representatives notably hit inside the park home run in this game before he became vice president and presiden

joining us now bernie sanders wife jane sanders. jane, thanks for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. >> it's an awful situation. have you been able to verify that the shooter in this case did, in fact, volunteer with the bernie sanders presidential campaign? >> i haven't, but his facebook indicates that he had. along with tens of thousands of other people. that's neither here nor there. people volunteered and supported various candidates. this is completely unacceptable. this is not the answer. violence is never the answer. wolf, you know, we've been -- bernie and i have been very vocal about the politics of personal destruction and this is it to the extreme. this is not okay. and it's certainly not what bernie preaches. we've had rallies with 1. million peop 1.5 million people and there was not violence at the rallies or afterwards. this is a person that was troubled and certainly not indicative of his supporters. >> and certainly full of a lot of hate as we saw from some of those facebook postings. is there a chance, jane, that

we also learned from bernie sanders that he volunteered on his presidential campaign. i say this just to give you the news of what we are learning. >> is going to take two or three days. they're going to do an autopsy on that guy's body. these things are important to the investigation. the investigation begins right now. >> sandra: thanks for jumping on the phone. this suspect, confirm by president trump himself, confirmed dead. the digging is being done. a turning point, speaker? >> newt: probably not, but there was at least a pause. people will stop, take a deep breath. it will be terrific if the president went to the game tomorrow night. it's really a sense of being a ready together. the more people who are together, the better off we'll be. the >> melissa: now people are focused on the idea that it was only the with himself what security there is no one else did and that that is standard practice. do you think that may be some those practices change? >> newt: i hope not. we are a country, we run the risk if you want to be in public life that unless you're there pre

ivory with bernie sanders. it brings more -- i agree with bernie sanders. it brings more questions. for --ou are calling in as they were to, but you agree with bernie sanders. i agree with but bernie sanders a lot. i used to be a republican, but no longer after seeing this with donald trump. host: we do have caller that colin on the lines that they currently identify with, the one in onest colors that call -- callers that call in on the lines they currently identify with, so please do that next time. good morning, how are you? host: i'm doing well. caller: i want to remind you will that as we are listening to these stories with jeff sessions , comey, all of that, no matter what you are, democrat or republican, everybody hears the same story and has completely different viewpoints on what happened. election started, it really divided the country as a whole, and i want to be really mindful of the fact that it is politics. politics --s whatever the politics are, be respectful of your fellow americans. we have gotten so divided that we have completely different viewpoints. we do not eve

is that party, but with bernie sanders, he is just heated up. if republicans don't take a swing at that ball, i don't know what it's going to take. look, they have points on this. what has democrats done? the last president, who is the king of their party, had to executive order to death obamacare. upwards to 30 times to try to fix what was broken. we know, it is broken. he knew it was broken. they knew it was broken. they have the talking points. queue it up. let's go. >> trish: it will be a good thing for the economy and small businesses. it would be good, because it will set the path forward for tax reform, which we desperately need. it will grease the wheels a little bit of this economy. democrats may be fearful of that. i'll say this. if they are that worried about repeal and replace be that bad, then they should welcome this. they should say, go for it, republicans. because that would theoretically help them get themselves back into office, right? people will be upset with repeal and replace. they're worried, because they know repeal and r

that they use them all to take a bernie sanders. democrats are saying we wanted a free and fair election and the russians intervene but they didn't seem to have a problem with the fact that they are on democratic national committee took their election away from bernie sanders. they didn't have a problem with that election process. kennedy: can you imagine if ernie were giving a speech over and over again talking about all the ways he lost the nomination and blaming the real causes for some of his primary defeats? >> i didn't hear word from after a loss and john mccain i didn't hear from after a loss. you have the penchant moderate is listing an ever challenging saying that hillary and now you are planning all of these things. wouldn't that help to gone to the wisconsin possibly look at what happened in the primaries? kennedy: she said in wisconsin and pennsylvania people started googling the fake news story and that's what did her in. it was google and not the fact that she was absent from front and some of these key states and then

for bernie sanders. sanders condemned the attack across the board. what are your thoughts? >> i was sickened and saddened and do not echo the senator's comments on the senate floor. i am at a unique position from iowa, i can from this morning he was not one of our paid staff, we had 10,000 volunteers and could have been a volunteer by all means. what i have seen doing politics for 26 years is over the last 5, 8, 10 years things have gotten worse than i have ever seen them. i go back to running campaigns in east texas as a young man in the problem is a lot of people on the far left in the far right taking a lot of money by putting a lot of derogatory stuff out there. this is a prime example. there can become sequences to that. i was with a congressman who broke down in tears talking about his republican colleagues. we need to see more of that. the end of the day we are all americans and this should never happen. heather: not just democrat and republican congressional leaders. we are all americans, all of

so bernie sanders effect u.k. style generation gap hits tories corben next pm and this is mish shylock a mish talk and he refers to a tweet from a. robert peston and said we are witnessing the starkest generational split a ballot box for years with young backing labor and old tories he follows up with this and he says we are entering a period of chronic political instability and another general election in the autumn looks and navigable but i want to show you the actual chart of. of how age has become the new dividing line in british politics i think it's all across the world all that red is labor voters all the blue or tory voters these are the old people these are the young people and you see there there's a huge difference between what's going on the tory voters are the older people they had a great set up you know post world war two we had a huge amount of wealth than the united states we had zero debt anywhere in the united states we introduced debt debt loads they were the first in on the ponzi scheme the yo

bernie sanders old. but bernie sanders popular, very popular. ignored by their own party there and here and now suddenly finding new traction and respect everywhere. conservatives be wise to take note because the one thing these so-called kids do get, showing up for protests matters but showing up the polls, oh, matters a lot more. good night. >> eboni: i am eboni k. williams along with eric bolling and kat timpf. we are "the fox news specialists" ." another blockbuster day for capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions will publicly testify in front of the senate intel committee tomorrow afternoon. this is the latest twist in the russian investigation. it comes as one of president trump's biggest supporters raises questions about the integrity of the probe following jim comey's testimony last week. >> i think this is going to be a witch hunt. i think comey himself by his own testimony tainted this process. the director of the f

the gunman was a volunteer for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. he has been shot dead by police. sayish prosecutors cristiano ronaldo dodged over $14 million in taxes by using offshore accounts. kate moody is with us in the studio. starting in washington, the central bank has finally announced it will start raising interest rates. the: that's right, for third time in about seven months. the second time in 2017. the target rate has been lifted by another .25%. overall the u.s. labor market is stronger and the central bank still on pace to continue gradual rate change. some say the data show signs of underlying weakness. andil sales slumped 3% inflation is fated slightly. fed chief janet yellen acknowledged banks have not stabilized at the 2% target. ratesid the interest would continue gradually rising toward a so-called neutral level but that would remain lower than of that preceding the financial crisis. take a listen. >> we continue to expect that the ongoing strength of the economy will warn gradual increases in the federal funds rate to sustain

the 66-year-old building inspector, a husband and bernie sanders supporter. his rage on social media about the president >>> also breaking tonight the deadly shooting rampage at u.p.s. an employee

jesse: is corbyn the bernie sanders of the u.k.? >> bernie sanders is a conservative compared to jeremy corbyn. this guy is way out on the map. what he does have is a bit of personality. so may is back. but i suspect that she is so badly damaged by this election that she might not last long. jesse: may was on the cover of "charlie hebdo" behead. what do you see that too represent. >> there are times when rub cases step over the line. "charlie hebdo" did something that's in very poor taste. it may be politically correct, but in very poor taste. jesse: a tweet was sent out by a british media personality. she says, quote, in the united kingdom you are more than likely to be killed by dogs than terrorism. fear mongering doesn't help. is she trying to say dogs are more dangerous than isis. >> for her to apologize for what's been happening i think is disgraceful. we have had three terrorist incidents in this country in the space of 9 weeks. the pace these attacks is growing. and we need senior muslim figures like jemima kahn to contact to

bernie sanders has no basis her here, and obamacare has failed. we have rate hikes of 21-33% requested for 2018. multiple states, 10 million people, 12 million projected, that's all that his joined obamacare. something needs to be done about this. >> julie: the approval rating according to some polls actually have obamacare rating higher than it has in the past. perhaps people fear change. but nonetheless, the democrats, let's talk about their plans tonight. senate democrats according to a senior aide are basically coming up with a defense to pose health care, and that begins tonight. what do you make of their plans, which include objecting to all unanimous request from the senate, to making a series of parliamentary inquiries to highlight the difference between the open process use to pass the affordable care act in the process that are but republicans are using right now. >> i support them in this case, it has been since woodrow wilson that we have had this level of secrecy passing legislation. our government is absolutely true and if you look v

. >> and a platform that -- bernie sanders had the right message. he was just the wrong face for the right message. >> although it's interesting to look at all the people that bernie sanders has endorsed since the election. they have all lost. so there's some sort of kiss of death going on there. but the media loves to talk about the problems in the republican party and the dissension between trump and the republicans in congress. the same civil war that has occurred in the republican party is bubbling up in the republican party -- i mean, the democratic party. the problem is it's a coalition of special interests and they play race and gender and religion politics and stuff like that. >> it's more than that, charlie. as eric points out, i have more friends in the democratic party and i talk to the young leaders. they are thirsty and having better ideas than what we're seeing. i think they're being intimidated by the old guard leadership within the party and they are a little bit afraid to their own detriment to step up and step out and move the part

that is the democratic alternative bernie sanders single-payer system would cost $6.6 trillion over the next 10 years. that's not a viable alternative for a vibrant economy that will put people back to work and that's not giving people the kind of health care they want at a price they can afford. >> it is high time waste turn a page on this obamacare experiment. the last several elections have dealt with -- and the people who voted no selections made it very clear that obamacare was a major issue and why they voted. we have been debating this now for seven years. there've been lots of discussions about what the issues are. we all know what the issues are and it's time for us not move forward with a solution that will be a better one and an improvement for the american people. better solution for the american people we believe helps bring stability to the marketplace. markets as we all know are collapsing. there is a 45% of americans next year in counties where there is only one insurance option, one option is not a bargain. and the second thing of course is to try and address the issues

in the meantime, senator bernie sanders made a statement on the senate floor today. the alleged shooter who has been killed according to president trump when he made a statement a short time ago. the shooter -- reports were out today that he was bernie sanders' presidential campaign volunteer last year and senator sanders responded to that on the floor of the senate today. let's watch that. >> madam president, i have just been informed that the alleged shooter at the republican baseball practice this morning is someone who apparently volunteered on my presidential campaign. i am sickened by this despicable act and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. real change can only come about through nonviolent action and anything else runs counter to our most deeply held american values. i know i speak for the entire country in saying that my hopes and prayers are that representative scalise, congressional staff, and the capitol police officers who were wounded make a quic

he points to bernie sanders and elizabeth warner. it's unbelievable that they're not coming up with some new blood. what's the future of nancy pelosi at this point? >> first of all, bernie sanders is not a democrat. he's an independent. and i feel that a lot of the bernie sander supporters are helping the presidents agenda further by dividing the party. if you look back, republicans have been very successful being anti-obama and anti-obamacare. >> sandra: so should they keep that as their message, the anti-trump movement? >> you can't just do that. you have to have a balance. this is what the president promised, this is what he has done and hasn't done, and this is what we plan on doing. >> sandra: republicans have their challenges, as well. let's listen to senator mccain. >> i'm hopeful that they can work it out, and have debate and discussion on the floor of the senate. i do not like the way this thing is being put together. i think it's wrong and i think the american people by not knowing what's in our bill, are more and more swin

this is bernie sanders, a socialist, independent. talking about forming his own party, progressives. the democratic seat losses, including 2016. there are a lot. we are back with the panel. charles, seems like for all the talk of splits within the republican party and that they can't curd the cats on health care, tax reform, there s a major split in the democratic party. >> and they have no idea how to resolve it. the left has the energy. they also have the leadership. they have him, they have the senator from massachusetts, warren. they are the ones who are leading the conversation. but if they want to go that way, that is kool-aid. this country is historically, for 250 years, has not taken kindly to socialism. that's essentially what he's offering. they think it's the moment. i think they are going to go for single-payer health care, which is a fairly radical idea. if they pursue the sanders route, particularly if they have a people's party, that will destroy the democrats and it will give a very unsteady split, republicans and new

you were an early supporter of bernie sanders. is bernie sanders going to be endorsing you? and how does your agenda fit sanders ourrall revolution agenda? i bonded as i chaired his campaign here in maryland, helped convince people across the country and across our state to vote for him. we see the world similarly. he, like my father, one of the few white men to go to jail for racial equality and the segregation citizens. he, like so many activists of that generation, have been consistent in his entire life, always fighting for economic and racial justice. similar tom is very the platform of the naacp, calling for raising the minimum wage, call for ensuring we recognize health care as a right, the call to protect our environment, the call to support organizing, etc. and also to support our small businesses. so i will very much push forward the agenda that we discussed in that campaign. ending mass incarceration, using savings to pay for ending this era of massive college debt. i also bring to it me. i bring my life lived as a community organizer, civil rights leader, my demo

hillary clinton versus donald trump versus bernie sanders. bernie sanders did everything he could to separate himself from this supporter of his who apparently went deranged and open fire yesterday. is it incumbent upon politicians to constantly call upon those who support him to try and avoid this kind of thinking, this kind of demented action? >> ed is demented and deranged. there is a lot of history and the united states of people debating vigorously. we're going to continue to do that and i'll be in wyoming hearing about more pain that obamacare is causing people. i'll be hearing about jobs and the economy. i think it's important once i get back here to work together to find solutions that are in the best interest of the american people. >> jon: one of the things that would seem to lighten the mood of the entire country is more jobs, more economic activity. if you can't provide that of the american people, do some of this go away? >> i think a growing economy is very important. people want a strong and healthy economy and that's what pres