bernie sanders is guilty of medical and economic malpractice. the single payer system, a way of saying government is controlling them. look at veterans hospital, do you want thousands more to die because they're waiting for care. the only way the other countries are budgeting because they budget care. you want a knee operation, come back in five years. david: going back to quality. and rich, president donald trump is not letting this lie. he's getting actively involved. the tweet, bernie sanders is pushing hard for a single health care payer plan, a curse on the u.s. and its people. who do you think is going to win in the debate. >> i think that donald trump will win that easily and sabrina gave an example when you have states like vermont, colorado and california rejecting it, the most liberal states in the country, it says there's not a majority appetite for this at all. david: we should remind people that bernie sanders is from vermont and his own state is rejecting what he plans to impose on the whole united states population. thank you, gan

candidate bernie sanders. senator, good to have you back on the program, sir. >> great to be with you. >> let me start by asking whether or not you are more annoyed about having to continue to answer questions about what hillary clinton said or are you more annoyed about what she said? >> well, a little bit of both. but the bottom line, is you know, that primary election ended well over a year ago. and right now we're con fronting enormous problems with the trump administration. you know, whether it is the disastrous health care ideas, whether it is throwing 800,000 young people off of daca, whether it is they're refusal to acknowledge the reality of climate change, whether it's the desire to give huge tax breaks to billionaires. we have enough to worry about today. and in 2018 and 20120. i don't think we have to revisit and rehash the primary campaign. >> one or two follow ups and woint ask anything about hillary the rest of the night. you are annoyed by both that you continue to get asked about it and annoye

in this tug of war, bernie sanders is an independent. i think he called himself a democratic socialist in the campaign. he is having more of an impact on the future of the democratic party than hillary clinton at the moment. >> sure. look. bernie sanders phenomenon and donald trump phenomenon are not all that different. the idea of people that wanted to break the mold of what was going on the two parties it wasn't working and a lot of people weren't satisfied and ping-ponging back and forth. jump won this election and sanders was not the candidate for 2016 but the idea he would have that sort of ground swell and momentum behind him is t momentum we are in. the same pool of people who wanted to break that mold and, in a way, it makes sense that on both sides of the aisle somebody would be picking up the mantle that isn't really of the fabric of the party and stick with what they have stood for the last several decades. >> all of those folks in that press conference. harris talking there and signed on to this and cory booker, folks who mig

bomb detonation last week and sixteen senators joined bernie sanders in supporting the bill medicare for all on capitol hill today manila chan with the story and it least eight people are around dead after a nursing home in florida is left without air conditioning in the wake of hurricane irma reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we begin tonight in korea where south korea has test fired a taurus missile from an f. fifteen fighter jet for the first time ever live fire drills earlier today tested south korea's capability to launch a preemptive strike on north korea in the event of a serious crisis as if we're not there yet meanwhile south korean scientists have detected trace amounts of radioactivity in the air as a result of north korea's testing of an age bomb last week that tests show that detonated device contains either plutonium or uranium for more on the latest on the korean peninsula we go live tonight to on your part and bill in seoul south korea good evening anya. good morning from seoul and pyongyang has said it category c

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sanders the way that we see a draft bernie for people's party is that bernie sanders has already built a new party he's effectively already created it because when you think of well what is a political party you think well it's a it's a fund raising you know operatic bernie sanders you know has this this massive donor you know kind of infrastructure just millions of donors across the country is more than two million donors in the end they gave a quarter of a billion dollars so that exists you think well it's also a volunteer you know infrastructure again just hundreds of thousands of volunteers across the country you know ready and dying to work us as our effort has shown you know for. having a party that actually represents them and then on top of that you know it's a message bernie sanders whose campaign popularized the progressive message and it built and what tore a coalition so that campaign affectively built and you party outside of of both of the major parties and the polls showed that if he had gone against trump in the general election he would have creamed by an amount that w

to the level of support that bernie sanders has on this medicare for all bill lots of nurses and doctors from around the country and the world really are all there for the cause of getting lawmakers to see health care as a human right to go through what bernie sanders had to say about this itself. the crisis we are discussing today is not really about health care crisis we are discussing today is a political crisis which speaks to the incredible power all of the insurance companies the drug companies and all those who make billions of dollars off of the current system over the years these entities have done everything that they possibly can to prevent us from the housing lower priced prescription drugs and universal health care and i actually spoke to one of those nurses who spoke today alongside senator sanders and she told me about one of the major problems of overcrowding in emergency rooms something quite ironic raising take within that time times we delay discharges just because a medication isn't paid for by the insurance company and so that person is taking up a hospital bed that

we'll hear from bernie sanders at the top of the hour. let's go back in history, '94, hillary clinton, we can call it hillarycare, filed congressional losses, aclu losseses. republicans try to repeal and replace. doesn't go very well. we're forming the health care system in this country, is it ever really a winner? >> not so far. not that we've seen. i'm not sure this is going to be one either if it gets there. look, the way i think about reforming the health care system is the way you think about whether your house is a tear-down or a renovation. it's a lot -- if you were designing a system at the start, barack obama said this, hillary clinton probably said something like it when she was first looking at hillarycare. it would be very sensible to start with a single payer system from my point of view, but we have this very complicated system. one of the things we learned this year is just how complicated it is. can you tear it down while you're still kind of needing health care that is living in the house? that's going to be really hard.

sanders at the time just at the time when bernie sanders is trying to build support for medicare for all we spoke earlier today on your radio show and what i mentioned is when democrats get full control even really their promises when they sign on to medicare for all it's empty it's hollow because if you look at the states you look at the areas of the country where they do have full control of the legislature and they actually don't support it they don't pass it on harris for example why doesn't she support that she's so she just signed on in a very public way to bernie sanders medicare for all bill but why doesn't she supported california in the state as roseanne tomorrow has pointed out where it could actually pass so is this what's not being served this issue and is it a big enough issue to run as a platform. it is the leading issue now it is certainly the leading issue for progressive cities where progressives are putting a lot of their energy into doing that but our point as draft running for a people's party and what we discussed at the convergence conference is that there is n

i don't think it will be bernie sanders. i think there's probably going to be some sort of governor out there that we're not think about right now, you know, as much as bill clinton was leading up to 92. >> one name, by the way i saw milling around, there was a top 15 list of who could fill that void and one was chris murphy, a senator from connecticut. you come back to the bill clinton coming out of nowhere. is that what the democrats will need to make some sort of splash >> the traditional game plan is you travel the country next year, campaigning for democrats all over the country. that way, you get known, you boost your profile. we'll see who's going to be out there. >> gary, got a question a lot of people have been critical of hillary clinton, you know, during the campaign, afterwards and here we are again with the book about to come out. is this really about hillary clinton and her qualifications or i know there was people who just weren't ready for a woman to be in that office. what do you think >> the polling certain

sanders versus mainstream democratic party larry i think bernie sanders represents a very strong wing inside the democratic party at this point even though he's an independent but look at that medicare for all vote you had sixteen democratic senators many of them potential contenders in two thousand and twenty for president joining bernie sanders so i think what he's done is recalibrate the valence of a democratic party that has been too close to corporate power to money power to a rig system which millions of americans are saying enough i think the larger issue in our country is whether we'll see a full recalibration of our politics i think it's an interesting moment a potential realignment moment which bernie sanders and to a certain extent in a way i don't agree with by any measure donald trump signaled there is a there's an anon happiness with a discredited bipartisan establishment certainly on foreign policy and bernie sanders foreign policy speech last week is worth looking at but on a slew of issues i think there is an interest in a different kind of politics and bernie sanders

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it is with enormous pride that i cast my vote for bernie sanders. the question is where does the party go now? larry sanders joins us from our oxford studio. jony, mr sanders. hillary clinton has lots of things that she blames during the course of this book for the reason that she lost the election. but i‘m sure you don‘t die into the idea of what she is saying which is that if it hadn‘t been for your brother bernie sanders donald trump would not be the president of the united states now.|j trump would not be the president of the united states now. i don't agree at all but what i think she‘s doing is not only going back over the past but it is a part of the continuing struggle that is taking place between clinton type supporters and bernie and his supporters for the future of the democratic party. that will mean things in real life like if bernie succeeds in getting a universal bill through, which he has gone further than anyone has ever been before, that would save thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars and this is clinton i

not quite what bernie sanders is talking about now. but there was this approval it seems, not a full endorsement, of senator cassidy's bill that they proposed, does that have a chance? is the white house trying to push this? what's going on? >> that's a good question. i mean, i think on health care more than tax reform it's an interesting contrast. on tax reform the president even though we had very few details, it's an issue he understands. it's an issue he's very passionate about. and it's an issue where there's clear things he wants. so for instance the 15% corporate tax rate. on health care from the very beginning when it first started in the house what the president really wanted was to kind of get it out of the way and to get a win. so i think on health care what they want is to get obamacare repealed and replaced and i think that's why you're seeing the president be more willing to see what plan does that, if it is that plan that's something the white house could potentially put its weight behind, although i think it's too early

it was disappointing unfortunately that bernie sanders would not be able to come and sit down or even greet accept the signatures fifty thousand signatures that we were presenting him people worked very hard in order to gather these signatures these are fifty thousand working people we're calling bernie sanders to a conversation about what we're going to do given that the democratic party is not adopting the progressive platforms. that he and all of us have worked so hard to to advance and we know that you know the term progressive is nothing new it was you know there in the early one nine hundred so what makes you think it's going to be different this time around and right now we're basically at a two party system what makes you think a third party will get any kind of attention it is this is not an effort to create a third party necessarily our system only permits two parties this is an effort rather to replace the party the democratic party with a party that actually represents the progressive populous left you go down the issues medicare for all single payer getting money out of p

jonathan tasini is a bernie sanders surrogate and author of the essential bernie sanders. he joins us from new york. good evening to both of you. first of all, karen, hillary clinton lost. is it wise for her to attack bernie sanders, especially when she failed to acknowledge that populism is actually on the rise in america? well, actually, if you read the book she talks a lot about these issues. i think many of us would agree that what you are seeing from donald trump is a kind of faux populism, it is not real. i reject this question about whether she should have written the book. a couple of key points, she the primary by millions of votes. bernie lost, and he has also written a book and nobody is questioning whether or not he should have written one. she also won the popular vote by more than... the question becomes what about the people that want to hearfrom her? who want to hear — what was her experience? what are the lessons learned? what are her insights? one of the quotes you pulled from is a chapter that's all about what it is to run for an elected office as a wo

he is beating bernie sanders. any half way sane politician that sees it says that guy is try to go bait me, probably far reason. the whole point here is to keep the focus on how bad this republican bill is. we can have a debate later about the virtues of medicare for all and single pair. you might win that debate. >> how about after next saturday? how about that? it's not like he has a way until 2019 -- >> all you got to do is keep focused on how many people of every stake holder just keep talking about that. that's all you got to do. don't take the bait. >> even the insurance companies are against gram cassidy. part of them will lose it but they are also worried about single payer. they say if you turn all of this money over you'll end up with a single payer system that states can't afford. it will be scarcity. people won't have coverage. you'll put it back in and allow people to go after single payer. >> and there's not one sane person on the deck. a modern kplieconomist, busines leaders that have looked at medi

sanders and the sections of the memoir that are now available she says that bernie sanders had to resort to innuendo and impugning my character she went on to say that president obama had urged her to quote grit my teeth and layoff bernie as much as i could i felt like i was in a straitjacket now furthermore she goes on to say that bernie sanders caused the last lasting damage to her campaign and that she was unable to unify progressives and that essentially she says that bernie sanders quote was paving the way for trump's crooked hillary campaign now it's not only bernie sanders who has lashed out at in these sections of the book that are now available to the public she also talks not surprisingly against the commander in chief donald trump she talked about how it was stressful to interact with him and how she wasn't sure what approach to use when debating donald trump she said do you stay calm and keep smiling and carry on as if you weren't repeatedly invading your space or you do you turn look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly back up you creep get away from me i know you love

in that she couldn't go all out on bernie sanders. way that he went all out on her. >> did he go all out on her. i remember in one of the debates him saying i don't care about -- you and there is another one where she said president obama won't let me. that is passing the buck. >> no. >> it is one of the issues that she talked about. she accepted many people voted for bernie sanders that called themselves democrat. >> is he thaed. he's not that today. >> and next puerto rico and t caribbean and florida and we'll hear from the governor of puerto rico about how they are getting ready ahead. re for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus

how are bernie sanders supporters sexist? this is the week sexist group aa history of sexism, what does that mean? >> bernie sanders got up so easily in the campaign and all the postmortems about what happened, somebody who talked about nationalizing the banks, the oil industry and telecom. i guarantee it is not one of your viewers knows that because nobody during the campaign talked about that. >> tucker: he said it every speech. >> talking about naturalizing the banks, the oil companies and telecom in his speeches. >> tucker: i'm not defending bernie sanders' silly socialism at all. i do think you are allowed to have opinions that are different from hillary clinton. you are allowed to try and break the monopoly she had in the democratic party. indeed it turns out legally you are allowed to run against her in the democratic primary. that's a real complaint, that someone would dare run against her. >> here's the complaint -- you are belittling it. >> tucker: intentionally. >> great. one-third of the people who voted for sande

sanders, he was quoting bernie sanders using his words against hillary, so she absolutely has a point that he did cause lasting damage. >> she got a general election opponent who was somewhat stylistically like bernie sanders, in the sense he was a populist. if she were running against marco rubio -- >> she would have won. >> she would have basically gotten bernie behind her, and the typical, they want to take away social security. but instead she got this guy who could hitter from the populist left. >> and her point about the bernie bros, is absolutely true. i can show you a slew of insults i got from them. so her point about the lasting damage to the party and there are people who didn't vote for trump but did vote for her -- >> but doesn't this preview the upcoming election? it's going to be cuomo versus warren, but as long as there is hillary out there brew be the contest, it's going to say to the democratic party who are you? >> it's very early. >> that is not what this is about. this is about the individual flaws of hillary clinton as a candidate. i think she is absolutely right

long before bernie sanders, there was another progressive from vermont. former governor howard dean went onto become the chair of the dnc and developing the party's 50 states strategy. we'll talk to dean about president trump's agenda and how democrats are gting ready for next year's midterm elections. is there hope for democrat, we'll talk to howard dean about that and more in just a moment. ♪ ♪ and contributions to pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome howard dean back to this program, former governor of vermont. he joins us tonight from washington. he's also the former chair of the dnc. good to have you back my friend >> thank you for having me on ta vis. >> hillary clinton is trying to explain what happened, i am curious given that you were the former chair of the dnc to your mind, what happened and why did she lose? >> look, hillary would have been a fantastic president, she may have been the smartest person ever to seek the presidency. she had trouble connecting to people and the right wingers beat her up and the r

we're here with our friend senator bernie sanders. as i said before the break, i'm trying to get you to say something nice about donald trump. he's been in office for nine months, something like that now. is there something nice you could say about president trump? >> uh... ( laughter ) >> stephen: would you lake me to go first? >> yeah, why don't you go first? >> stephen: he still has all his teeth -- ( laughter ) -- or someone's teeth. he has someone's teeth. anything? >> yeah, i mean -- ( laughter ) uh -- >> stephen: i want to warn our affiliates, we might be going long. ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) >> well, let's say this, he has talk about taking on the pharmaceutical industry and lowering the very, very high cost of prescription drugs in this country, and he is right to make the point that the drug companies are ripping us off in a terrible, terrible way. so president trump, that's what you said during the campaign, let's go forward together and do that. >> stephen: he also agrees with you on infrastructure. >> that's right. the

bernie sanders stood for some thing economically. you talk about political suicide, it's going to be political suicide if you don't recognize the economic challenges. if she did recognize that, she had no way of conveying it. ernie sanders seemed like he got it, but that guy is a socialist. >> harris: will be right back. you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. and with the "25 cent event", office depot officemax takes care of mom! now, all this just 25 cents each! ♪ taking care of business (woman) there's a moment of truth.etes, and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers bl

bernie sanders, d-vt] sxs bernie for melissa raw one(21)13:20:11 our job is not just to prevent tens of millions of americans from being thrown off the health insurance they currently have. our job is to join every other major country on earth and guarantee healthcare to all as a right not a privilege. bonnie castillo is the associate executive director of the california nurses association. she says nurses see the problems with the healthcare system every day. and the solution a single payer system with no health insurance companies. [sot-bonnie castillo, asso. exec. dir. cns/nnoc] sxs bernie for melissa raw two(1)13:56:33 look they've had a long time, right? to provide for healthcare and they've really done a really, really horrendous job. this is even with people who have, right? that they can't afford to use it. what's it good for? the group is thrilles to have sanders - a champion of single payer care - speaking today. [sot-bonnie castillo, asso. exec. dir. cns/nnoc] sxs bernie for melissa raw two(1)13:51:44 we believe that bernie sanders - senator sanders - is a tremendous leade

bernie sanders is not a democrat. he is tech anythingly an independent, calls himself a democratic socialist but he appealed to democratic primary voters in a way that surprised her, just like it did when barack obama did something similar in 2008. and did undermine her candidacy. undermined her -- her -- her process of becoming a general election candidate, because a lot of those penal who were so enthralled with and intrigued by bernie sanders stayed home in the general. >> and third-party candidates. >> exactly. >> the question for bernie sand. talks ar hillary clinton, her future behind her. what is the future of bernie sanders? ongoing debate about progressives versus moderate and centrist democrats. will he run in 2020? what is that wing of the party like? elizabeth warren? pamela harris? adopting some of his viewpoints, too, in terms of health care and medicaid for all. so, you know, she's opening up an ongoing discussion. >> and i want to read one of -- gloria, get your reaction. she's basically saying she wan

are we likely to see the return of bernie sanders in 2020, talking about presidential ambitions? he is not ruling it out, when you came as close as he did to the nomination, he gave hillary clinton a real fight, the nomination, he gave hillary clinton a realfight, when the nomination, he gave hillary clinton a real fight, when that is in your blood it is very hard to let go. but he is 76 years old now, he would be 79 years old if he won the 2020 presidency, older than any previous us president. the donald trump was the oldest president, so it is not impossible. nothing seems impossible any more. thank you, anthony zurcher. stay with us on bbc news for more from outside source in a few minutes. your next uk forecast coming up in half an hour, at this time of the evening we look at some of the main weather stories around the world. rightly, the focus has been on hurricanes in the atlantic and caribbean recently, that there is a lot going on in the western pacific in terms of tropical weather systems. they might be called typhoons but they are exactly the same as hurricanes, this on

this,illary was thrust on i supported bernie sanders, i disagree with you because and set up centrists, we need aggressive policies, free colleges, marijuana legalization, most people support these. if we are going to try and to find a middle ground, we have to either try to get the progressives like bernie sanders , get them to replace the corporate democrats, or we tried to start a third party would jill stein. evilemocratic party has with superdelegates, which is unfair. the democratic party is corrupt and corporate owned like the republicans. i do not think we can work within the party. we have to start a third party would joe stein and the green party -- jill stein and the green party or get progressives in the like bernie sanders. i would like your guest to comment, how can we work within the two parties that a corporate owned with their media and expect to make changes unless we do one or the other two things i said? host: thank you. nick troiano? guest: i agree with you, ted, we cannot work within the two-party . each side has their special interest they are responsive to said

but the guy we talked about, bernie sanders, won the week. he lost the fight for the presidential nomination of his party, yet he's determining its policy course at the moment. he introduced medicare for all the bill this week. who was there? any senator who wants to run for president. kamala harris, cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, they all came out to endorse it. it showed that he's creating space for his revolution between the democratic party. that's a pretty big deal for anybody to achieve, let alone a democrat and independent and not always well liked in the senate. >> the question i have on that is, are these senators joining the bandwagon for medicare for all because they want to join the bernie sanders revolution or because they're afraid his voters will abandon them when it comes time for their re-election? >> it's both. they realize they have to reach out to that wing. they don't want the wing against them. also, this race is probably going to have a lot of people in it -- >> and probably bernie sanders. if sanders ends up running,

amy: this is an just between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. this goes to the direction of the democratic already, which is really important. you are just about to go into what needs to happen and this is the sixth anniveary of occupy wall street when thousands zucotti park, talking about the 99% and the 1%. talk about what you see happening will step on the one hand, 15 cosponsors will probably get a little more. he had elizabeth warren and others,arris and many leahy as well, signing up. >> it is interesting timing that hillary clinton is out there sort of like repressing to to, finger-pointing -- re- prosecuting, finger-pointing while bernie sanders is out there trying to solve the underlying problem. we know that bill is not going to pass now, but if it becomes the center bees of -- centerpiece of the next residential campaign, that could be very significant. think bernie has ever looked better. the comparison is very clear there. he is taking the party exactly where it needs to go. amy: so in terms of people organizing, we have a whole oth

a group of people you would never think would be on the same side as bernie sanders. employers. big fortune 500 flavored employers. why? because the payroll tax will likely cost a lot less than what it costs to sponsor employee health benefits. we saw that in the case of canada with the automakers. >> i remember -- i don't have up to date numbers. years ago, you know, general motors used to say that a particular car they built if, they built in canada $1500 per car cheerp because they didn't pay for health care. >> corporate america and bernie sanders singing together. >> one thing you have to think about is about 178 million americans have employer sponsored health care. most people like it. that doesn't mean it's the best solution. people like what they have. they don't like what you take away. so when polled about single pair health care which is what medicare for all, is 47% are in favor. 46% oppose. that's well within the margin of yoer. it's an even split. take a look at what happens if you ask people if they're in favor of having their employer plan eliminated. if you're

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some excerpts have been released where she criticizes bernie sanders. every time i wanted to hit back against bernie, i was told to restrain myself, that they were little more than a pipe dream. all of this could be used to reinforce his argument that i wasn't a true progressive. my team kept reminding me that we didn't want to alienate his supporters. i felt like i was in a straight jacket. pretty blunt words from her. and at least in part blaming bernie sanders for the problems she had eventually against donald trump. >> blunt words and it may not be a popular thing to say, i think she's right that he is one of a number of reasons why she lost. there is a lot of self-inflicted reasons, but one of the things that sanders did in that campaign was convince some democrats that whatever had happened during the obama years, a 38% drop in unemployment, getting rid of don't ask, don't tell, wasn't good enough, that they should go a different party. it didn't work out for democrats. >> even more so, bernie sanders set up the crooked hillary image through talki

bernie sanders is here tonight. [applause] to speak -- and bernie sanders is here tonight to speak about his book guide to political revolution. in november, 2016, bernie sanders released a book our revolution, a future to believe in. upon its lease number threw three on "new york times" best seller list at the same time he formed our revolution, a political organization dedicated to educating voters about issues getting people involved in the political process. and electing progressive candidates. bernie sanders guide to political revolution, his new book, specifically addresses young people eager to be involved in politics. young people supported senator sandest in 2016 in unprecedented numbers and we owe them our face and our guidance going forward. since the election last year, bernie sanders has doubled down on his commitment to the possibilities of american democracy. tonight he's here to encourage us all before bernie is here the progressive democratic will say a u few words about his policies. >> senator san

except in states where bernie sanders one overwhelmingly. those caucuses are run by the party and we only one two of them. i want and nevada. we work very hard to windows. bernie sanders won overwhelmingly in every contest that was run by the party. everybody else -- everything else was run by secretaries of state will stop second, one of the things that i was proudest of and that primary campaign was berniek that i did with sanders's team. i voted for bernie sanders three times. i am from vermont. so i actually voted for bernie sanders more than most people. and, in three separate elections by the way. [laughter] end i was prompt -- robbie: and i was very proud of the work i did with bernie sanders team. an election in particular. his people are good people. so, i think there are people out there that are trying to make it seem like we were really far apart. we were really close together. i thought the platform we created was something to be proud of. and so for those two reasons i disagree with the premise of your question. i am greg you a

sanders would want to turn into europe. >> jessica: i don't like bernie sanders. i've never liked him. >> trish: x not just bernie sanders. elizabeth warren, cory booker. >> jessica: joe manchin has not signed on. it's important to remember that we would want single-payer, we know we can get it passed. this is been a goal of liberals for a long time. we have to acknowledge how our system works, we're a diverse nation and it's not successful in a lot of places. what i'm concerned about is we are playing out the same thing within our party as we did in 2016. camilla harris, cheatham california. that's fine coming want to go to sickle pair, cool. you're not going to win a national election this way. i was looking at data before he went on. 48% on both sides. we're not going to win if we do this. fix obamacare, nancy pelosi is right. >> trish: we still have the best health care system in the world because we saved more lives than any other country. outrage today at a high score math teacher after she refused to let students wear make america great teachers in her clas