bernie sanders again. now, biden tonight, in the state of the union, he praised ketanji brown jackson. there are, you know, 50 democratic senators, kamala harris is the 51st vote. do you think she will go through, or will some of the senators go, "i don't know. am i really a democrat?" >> well, i hope she will go through, and i will do everything i can to make that happen. i think we need people on the supreme court-- and she is, i think, will be one of those people-- who understands that we need the law to work for ordinary people and not just powerful corporate interests. ( applause ) i will do-- i think biden made the right pick. i know there was a lot of pressure on him to go in other directions, but i think he made the right pick. >> and strongly support her. ( applause ). >> stephen: biden ended the speech tonight, he concluded by saying as hard as these times have been, i am more optimistic about america today than i have been my whole life. do you share his optimism? >> no. ( laughter ) >> stephen:

i am joined by senator bernie sanders, u.s. senator from vermont and former u.s. presidential candidate. thank you so much for being there, senator sanders. i'm don't -- i'm joined by david, mp from the united kingdom, the u.k. shadow secretary of foreign commonwealth and foreign affairs. thank you, for joining. and i am joined by laura burkart, mep in russells, member of the environmental committee of the european parliament. thank you for joining here today. here is that we are going to structure the event. i am going to turn to each of you to speak for two minutes. i will ask a question and that our audience will ask a question and we will have more conversation. senator sanders, welcome to the atlantic council. senator sanders: thank you very much for having me. it is a pleasure to be here with our fellow panelists. it goes without saying that what we are seeing in ukraine today is the horror that almost embarrasses all of us as being part of the human race, to see a large country just simply, systematically destroy the people of a small, democratic nation. ab

she was a bernie sanders supporter. not only did the republicans have a response to the president's speech tonight, the congressional black caucus is doing their own response as well as the progressive caucus. those will be available on our website, all three responses. let's see what greta brawner has found. greta: the president spoke for one hour and two minutes tonight. fox news notes he was interrupted 91 times by applause. from the speech tonight, laura baron lopez, who covers capitol hill, notes the off script line from the president. when calling on congress to ban high-capacity magazines, he went off script to say, do you think the deer are wearing kevlar vests? matt from huffington post says it was lauren boebert who said you put them in, 13 of them. democrats moved her. you could hear her yell out at the president when she mentioned 13 people killed when the u.s. departed afghanistan. reaction from capitol hill, alex old enough "the hill" newspaper ran into senator joe manchin after the speech. he joked they c

i think the's even more awareness and that was a few months ago. - i think that's because bernie was opening the doors of people's minds and people sd, yes, and i'll walk right through at door d see what on the other side. so without him, we wouldn't be having the conversation about inequality at all that we're having now. and elizabeth warren ao expanded the space there was for that. julian castro also reallyood voice but it's not just a fringe elemt in society that has observed rightly that this is not working for us. any of us the richer or the poor. and there's an expanding group of people who are now lling to go there and find out and think and experiment with the idea of changing. - you're also involved with initiative called just capital, which by the way, is a sponsor of this very program, this very series of interviews. to what tent do yo see the positive chae in busess that we need? - i haven't seen all that much positive change yet but just capit is part of an effort to address this mindset shift that needs to happen. because a lot of what's happening isappening because th

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there is no cnn journalist called bernie gore's. the picture belongs to jordy jordan, the youtube from the us. so in short, the whole story and cnn confirmed to us is a big fake fill. i thank you for that. i did of this had a fact checking yosh, a vapor or russia, the war against ukraine's also being felt in the world of classical music. top conductor. valerie i give was fired from his post as chief conductor of the munich philharmonic for failing to criticize his longtime ally, i vladimir putin across europe and the u. s. russian artists with ties to the criminal have been put on notice. speak out against the russian president, will have your confidence cancelled. o one of the world's most visionary conductors, and a long time ally of russian president vladimir putin. for years concert houses in the west looked past conductor. valerie gar gibbs close ties to rushes, authoritarian leader. but after putin ordered the invasion of ukraine, many are finding that impossible, and are demanding the conductor distance himself from putin. ne

going along with the radical agenda and bernie sanders a majority and voted for the green new deal. >> she helped you write it. it's time to hold the leftist supporting insiders accountable. and aren't we all excited come this november we will for biden fence gun grabbing liberty loading socialist supporting of that agenda. [cheers and applause] but because of veterans and others who have paid a significant cost and they walk in the footsteps to sign the declaration of independence and they pledge their life, their fortunes and theird sacred honor. i believe and much is expected to not standing on the sidelines while joe biden and lisa murkowski in their woke leftist friends continue to obliterate the state in the country that i love. no. i am all in. [applause] and today i'm inviting you to be all it with me. [applause] >> i am kelly and i am for alaska. thank you. [applause] ♪♪ >> with a privilege to be here today. amber waves of grain. purple mountains majesty about the fruited plain. words of a young schoolteacher making her way across the plains in 1893. we are a beautiful co

no offense to bernie supporters in this room there are not too many. >> i want bernie people in the trump campaign -- or there are burning people in the trumpcare. >> look at bernie as the nominee. we need that third line. we need the line on the ballot. we need option alley. it is worth investing in. it is not radical to do that, to go punch for the first time in your life third-party. i was watching tv someone quoted kennedy when talking about ukraine famous kennedy quote for a says let every nation know that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship support any friend and oppose any foe to ensure the survival and success of liberty. it applies domestically too. it is the bravest think you have to do to covert for a third-party candidate. we may be in that situation in 2024. we to together invest in preserving that option alley to prevent that outcome that you allude to prevent him being sworn in for a second time. it is not just what happened after november 3, 2020 on election day it is all the shit happen for years prior to that that we are trying to stop from happeni

has been in that situation before "oh, bernie, you're here early the food is out, but don't eat yet. that's for after cocktails." "oh, well, i wouldn't want to upset the delicate balancing act you're undertaking at this party. let me be clear -- i'm here to eat the food and then get the hell out before anyone shows up, because my least favorite part of a dinner party is the other people now, if you will stand aside, i brought my own fork. [ laughter ] this vote was a blow, of course, not just to american democracy but to president biden's agenda, which he's desperately trying to jump-start as he enters year two of his presidency. yesterday, he tried to hit the reset button on his presidency by holding a marathon press conference that set a presidential record. >> today, president joe biden marked one year in office by holding his 10th press conference it ended up being the longest in presidential history it lasted for one hour and 51 minutes >> seth: wow, i'm sorry, but how is that possible it was longer than all of trump's press conferences? i feel like every trump press conference

i love bernie, i really do, he's agreat friend and i'm not bernie . you can make $1 billion, make it but pay yourfair share . [applause] why are teachers and firefighters paying highertaxes than corporations which is literally true . we can fix this, we can raise the standard for hard-working people without raising inflation and without raising the deficit. for all those. there, let me remind them. last year which is what you all did we reduce the deficit by $360 billion. we the democrats while the economy grew where on track right now to be the first president in history to lower the deficit by $1 trillion. in one year. so think of this stuff. the american people think the reason inflation is government spending more money. it's simply not true.i don't think we need any lectures about fiscal responsibility for god sake. we have an ambitious agenda so let's get it done. it includes standing up for and not giving an inch on core democratic values. we're going to continue to stand up to meet the challenges of our time, climate change, gun violence, crim

guest: where bernie is heading is that we are in a long-term power struggle with russia. we have been for many decades and will continue to be. we need to find a way to have a commonsense climate policy that strengthens our national security. russia is asserting itself in war right now. it is little surprise to many ukrainians who remember in 2006 their gas being shut off in the middle of winter. that was an act of terrorism then and something that folks who have been tracking russia's actions understand that there are adversaries and they are utilizing weaponizing energy now. we need a strategy that strengthens national security and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. global fossil fuel consumption is expected to increase over 25% over the next three decades. the united states needs to exert itself in a position to be able to supply the world with that energy. if we back away we are simply enriching russia and other geopolitical adversaries who do not have our democratic interests in mind and frankly do not have peace in mind. it is an area that the united states needs to

bernie sanders said in a statement at a time and we are already spending more on the military, we do not need a massive increase in the defense budget. >>> nancy pelosi said in part the president biden's budget request honors our truth that it must be a statement of our national values. congress looks forward to working with the biden administration to pass a budget for building a better america. jake president biden to stay step by a statement the vladimir putin cannot stay in power. he says he is not calling for a policy change on how the u.s. deals with russia. >> i was expressing the outrage i felt for the actions of this man. just brutality. have to children in ukraine. i have just come from being with those families. i want to make a clear that i was not articulating a policy change i was expressing the outrage i feel, and i make no apologies for it. >> president biden rejected the idea his comments could escalate tensions. >>> the mayor of mariupol has call for a complete evacuation of his city . close to 4 million ukrainians have fled the country. this is the worst refugee cr

bernie is the nominee. we need that third line. we need that line on the ballot. so we need option analogy for its worth investing in. it's not radical to do that to punch for the first time a third party.t, earlier today i was watching tv summit had quoted kennedy on talk about ukraine or he says let every nation know whether it wishes us well or ill that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend oppose any foe to the survival of liberty. applies domestically too. the bravest thing you have to do is vote for a third-party candidate, that's a pretty good situation to be in. we may be in that situation 2024.. i would go back to a need to together invest inac preserving that option analogy to prevent them being in for a second time. i'll make one an amendment to what you said or is not just what happened after it happened on electionof dates all the stuf that happened prior to that were trying to stop fromm happening. [applause] looks reason i don't think served in the military, we all know here in this room i am sure people who

see an an journalist killed in a crane and alleged a cnn tweet announced that the cnn journalist bernie gorse was killed in a crane. as the 1st american casualty in this war, and the same dollars was killed by the taliban in afghanistan, another tweet claims. this sounds really strange, and it is both accounts were on no cnn accounts, and they were fake accounts, which were blocked very soon. the name is fake and we found this alleged cnn journalist um, as he is as trimmer a youtube from the united states, which can here see here. so in short, the whole story is a big fake and see an, an confirmed to us that this is a fake story from the ukraine. warped out did amuse head of the fact checking yourself ever there on the news war that is going on as well. thank you, you're sure and after some of the other headlines related to the war in ukraine, ukraine's navy says its soldiers stationed on snake island alive and have been taken as prisoners of war by russia. they were presumed killed after refusing to surrender to a russian warship in the black sea. there defined response went viral on u

bernie sanders of the communist venezuelans. he loves all soviet union pre-he signed onto the iran deal. these are people who don't believe making america strong, the policy is to make america week. we go to the green new deal would we buy windmills and solar panels and batteries, not in america, will buy them from china. take another step further. they are trying to teach her kids critical race theory, teacher american kids how to hate their history and their country. i'm really hard-pressed to make an argument how democrats love america and brought america to be stronger. everything that they do is make in this country weaker, less secure, less safe in spending way more money as the implement policies. dagen: sean mentioned venezuela. u.s. officials have gone down to meet with the venezuelan regime to discuss oil exports that were cut off in 2019 but the trump administration. russia in the middle of the iran deal almost guarantees that ukraine related sanctions will prevent it from trading with tehran. you have anthony blinken

bernie told them to vote for hillary. the list goes on. the democrat can afford to turn their back on aoc and the progressive base but is that so bad? you think things are bad now, aoc would have a land where we are all equally poor. kennedy: what would happen if aoc and bernie got their wish list? >> we would all be billionaires but our dollars would be worth nothing. [laughter] kennedy: but on paper we look great. party panel, stick around. breaking news on will smith's oscar outburst, now speaking out on their move to punish or not to punish, that is the question. plus russian troops getting kicked from kyiv. his vladimir putin, is a whole world misjudging his brilliant? that next. ♪♪ if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. ♪ ♪ with the new schwab starter kit we're rewriting the book on investing 101. new investors can open an account and get $101 to split across the top five stocks in the s&p 500®. you can also

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i am joined by senator bernie sanders, u.s. senator from vermont and former u.s. presidential candidate. thank you so much f b

bernie is the nominee. we need that third line. we need that line on the ballot, so what we need is optionality. it is not radical to do that, to punch a third party. earlier today, i was watching the news, someone had quoted kennedy when talking about ukraine. there is a quote where he says, let every nation know that we shall pay any price on my bear any burden, and oppose any foe to ensure the survival and success of liberty. it applies domestically too and if the bravest thing you have to do is vote for a third-party candidate, that is a pretty good situation. we may be in that situation in 2024. i would go back to that together we need to preserve that to prevent the outcome that we prevent donald trump from being sworn in a second time. it is all of the shit that happened four years prior that we are trying to stop again. [applause] >> you served in the military. we all know in this room i am sure, people who were in the military who voted for trump in 2016 but not 20202. i knew appointees of trump that were sitting there and

considering the american companies act which deals with competitiveness with china and computer chip and next bernie sanders shares his opposition to the measure this is about 20 minutes. >> the presidents of the time of massive and growing income and equality. the market people are outraged the unprecedented level of corporate greed that is taking place all around them. today while the working class the country is struggling with gas prices and higher food prices, and higher housing prices the billionaires in the large corporations are doing phenomenally well and effectively never ever had it so good. and in the united states on the average worker, is making $44 r week last an inflation for dollars the heat worksheet made nearly 50 years ago, the corporative process and the profits are at an all-time high in the ceos have seen huge increases in their compensation it packages predict will never seen in this country, the levels of corporate greed that we are d let me give you a few examples. >> while the price of gas escorted is now 425 a gallon, on average, exxon mobil chevron and others, they made

she is enabling them, voting along with bidens radical agenda and bernie sanders, a majority of the time, which hurts alaskans and everyone in this room. she even voted for the green new deal. you know, the infrastructure bill. but caskey did not just vote for it, she helped write it. it is time to hold these leftist supporting insiders accountable. [applause] aren't we all excited that come this november, we are going to block bidens business busting border bungling, energy annihilating, done grabbing, mandate militating, police persecuting, america obliterating agenda? [applause] [applause] >> we have inherited a great country. because of veterans like my dad and others who have paid a significant cost. they walk in the footsteps of those who signed the declaration of independence, and they pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. i believe that to whom much is given, much is expected. so, i am not standing on the sidelines while joe biden and lisa murkowski and their woke leftist friends continue to obliterate the state and the country that i love. no. i am all in.

bernie is the nominee. we need that third line. we need that line on the ballot, so what we need is optionality. it is not radical to do that, to punch a third party. earlier today, i was watching the news, someone had quoted kennedy when talking about ukraine. there is a quote where he says, let every nation know that we shall pay any price on my bear any burden, and oppose any foe to ensure the survival and success of liberty. it applies domestically too and if the bravest thing you have to do is vote for a third-party candidate, that is a pretty good situation. we may be in that situation in 2024. i would go back to that together we need to preserve that to prevent the outcome that we prevent donald trump from being sworn in a second time. it is all of the shit that happened four years prior that we are trying to stop again. [applause] >> you served in the military. we all know in this room i am sure, people who were in the military who voted for trump in 2016 but not 20202. i knew appointees of trump that were sitting there and

come out, come out wherever you are, bernie. yeah, where has bernie been? unbelievable. julie fort wayne, indiana, what do we do with electric cars if there is a power outage? i have no idea. we have any more? no more. all right. again, smollett going to jail for about five months. that's all for us tonight. tucker carlson is up next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last night, we told you the biden administration is funding a number of secret bio labs in ukraine, labs that are conducting experiments on highly dangerous pathogens. that is not a story that has we wanted to do. went back, we did not think it could be true. it's so over-the-top and bizarre. the administration repeatedly and very aggressively denied if they were doing anything like

in the nevada desert this summer will be the first bernie man since 2019. so there was a lot of pent up demand. you might say users say there were some technical glitches as they try to buy tickets on the website officials acknowledged the problem and said they were looking into it. burning man is scheduled for august 28th through september, the fifth. alright some solar flares are one solar flare are one sunspot launched 17 solar flares about 36 hours ago. that's creating an electromagnetic storm in the northern hemisphere and we could see at least in far northern california northern lights tonight and tomorrow morning as far south as bend, oregon reading california. maybe trucky . i mean, it just ends with the cloud covers like, but it's gonna be one of those nights was a significant enough event that there is a lot of electrically charged particles in the air. and then there's you look towards the north. bay area don't see that for us because the clouds also the latitude, but up further north. i think there's a good chance. here are the temperatures for

my name is deja bernie. i thought all another jesus with the you know what i, what is precisely managed you see me and i mean like in the, in the difficult. so in the middle man, you grab that manual when you sit in the village commission luggage they came over . don't take it honestly. mila is yesenia beloget. smith lol. the solace bill. is that the new bill of the new at those names renewable among. appreciate even ob young. a young crossjay because of wide so. so let's go last. jessica, as it does are bullshit, but i will actually call you zed. ah, [000:00:00;00] with a should be pretty soon now. yeah, i'm ready. pretty soon. a oh no game rain. rewrite a question for record. thank you know, slam with give a gave a deeper let's say song spoke of salus feels a need in a solution medicine ship thing it stay out with shin sickle but i'm isn't that i did that. it almost today. no problem. no sanction. it would just change it. those are buttons. notional finda, i will. yes. a yeah. i'm with at induced emission.

but that's compared with a plurality of democratic voters who backed bernie sanders or elizabeth warren in 2020, and they support a candidate who wants to defund the police, and, you know, there's also another tension between these voters when it comes to expanding oil and gas drilling, these democrats are aligned on other issues like the infrastructure law, and reducing health care and prescription drug cost, but there is this divide here, chris, and it's there are not a democrat candidates who are running on defunding the police in this cycle, but the sentiment is clear when it comes to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren voters. >> and the flip side of that, matt, is that republicans are right to paint judge jackson as soft on crime. one of their biggest talking points ahead of the midterms. so how did democrats combat this messaging? do you think it's going to be effective for republicans? >> well, it's only going to be effective if democrats let it be effective, because as mark just alluded to, the president of the united states doesn't support defunding the police. no u.s. senate

first, kind of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, senator ron wyden proposed something similar to this last fall. ultimately, because politically, "tax the rich" is a really good message, because most people aren't rich, and tax the rich is good. and it is certainly true that the very wealthiest americans do not pay as a percentage as much of their wealth, as much of their income as do ordinary americans, for lack of better term. they do have money to spare. it's a good it's a good political message, but it's also a really good political message. to keep being able to use on the campaign trail when you don't think you really have a good chance of getting it past. >> desjardins: i think i can say with certainty is very unlikely that i or my cat will make $100 million. but i'm curious for the sake of those watching this issue from any side-- what do you think the future is here? i know you don't have a crystal ball, but where do you think this issue is headed? is this something that you can put die on? or will this continue to be a part of conversation and why? this will continue to be a

and what about bernie sanders is uh, do you bernie running again are in the future and why is the age of yes. done. what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and do uc bernie sanders running again in the future? future? and would you like that? yes. i'll think it's very viable, you know, but i think that the message and i think they just have a bad label it with the all the negativity about socialism and communism. i mean, that's what i think hurts them. but overall, you know, i think it'd be better for the country if it could get some progressive our candidates to run and win, but i definitely thank you don. let's hear from lily geisler now, i think that one of the things that's happened is that because of the kind of new democrat approach and the kind of clinton eras power over the democratic party for so long and both in terms of policy and strategy is it really crowded out progressive voices, but one thing that's happened since i think especially since 2015 but even starting in 2011 with the occupy movement is many many people from from a wide different why differe

. >> wendy bernie told me she'd love to take public transportation. >> i know san francisco has one of the best transportation system, but sometimes the hours doesn't work. >> yeah. i work at 4:00 in the morning, so -- >> this shell station in san francisco is one of the most pricey in the city because it's the last station before crossing the bay bridge, but check out that price right now and at $6.31 for a gallon, that's not even the most expensive station in the bay area. prices going up so fast have some commuters hunting for immediate alternatives like christopher vittorio. he's now riding his scooter most days. i normally drive a pickup truck which gets 12 miles to the gallon and that tank fills up 25 gallons. ridership has been steadily going up the last couple of weeks. others say they understand president joe biden's plan will mean higher prices and for now that seems to be a price some commuters are willing to pay. >> he's got to do what he's got to do. he's got to try to put the hurt on russia. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> throughout the invasions ukraine's presi

this had been the focus of the tweet from senator bernie sanders saying that oil company revenues from last year, exxon was up, shel was up. bp up 45%, can't allow big oil companies to continue to take advantage of the war in ukraine with inflation to make huge profits by jacking gas prices. we need a windfall tax. a comparison tweet this morning saying that according to aaa the u.s. gasoline averages hit $4.09 today, july 24 of 2008, reaching $4.32 per gallon. for context, when it happened the dow jones was 12,270 in 2008 and katy perry topped the charts according to aaa news, to give you the comparison. the topic of gasoline and oil in light of what's going on in russia, ukraine, louisiana, shirley, hello. >> good morning, c-span. good morning, america. as a concerned citizen, i can't even stretch my budget. anything about opening the pipeline or the discussions going on like jen psaki, they don't know when or where or how long it is going to last. keeping the american people in chaos, confusion, and fighting. i am for opening the pipeline. please, america, wake up and listen to what

, this military adventure from britain asked and immediately an excellent argument for peace. shown bernie, with greenpeace, shall we appreciate your time and your valuable insights about a situation that is dangerous and fluid. thank you. when russia invaded ukraine last week, experts worried that cyber attackers would wreak havoc, but that has not happened yet. ukraine's defense council says the number of cyber attacks has gone up significantly, but it's less than expected. internet giant such as microsoft, they've also help repel attackers. meanwhile, hackers around the world including the anonymous collective, have declared cyber war against russia or from washington d. c. i'm now joined by dimitri. i'll petrovitch, he's a computer security industry executive. he's co founder of the cybersecurity company crowd strike demetrius. good to have you on the program. are you surprised that we have not seen big cyber attacks connected to the war in ukraine so far? i'm actually not. it's important to understand that cyber is a great tool for grades on conflict. that, that area between peace and

her cnn journalist, a killed in a crane and allotted a cnn tweet announced that the cnn journalist bernie gores was killed in a crane. as the 1st american casualty in this war, and the same john was, was killed by the taliban in afghanistan, another tweed claims. this sounds really strange and it is both accounts were on no cnn accounts and they were fake accounts, which were blocked up very soon. at the name is fake, and we found this alleged cnn journalist um, as he is as trimmer a youtube from the united states, which can here see here. so in short, the whole story is a big fake and see an, an confirmed to us that this is a fake story from the crane. warped out did have you had a fact checking yourself ever there on the news war that is going on as well. thank you, you're sure the impact of economic sanctions against russia is expanding . global energy companies are offloading their shares of russian gas and oil suppliers. shipping jar mask says it will stop all freight deliveries to russian ports. credit card companies also blocking payments from russian banks. people there are still

. >> reporter: when bernie casey goes dog walking in an area above clarksburg called the cedrone bowl, the specter of wildfire is never far from her mind. >> it was right there. it was early in the morning, people had to get out. >> reporter: a fire, about a year ago, threatened the homes above, but chief todd lando says as luck would have it, the crew had just cleared out the brush and a group of acacia trees the week before. >> it made us easier to fight the fire, allowed us space to control the fire alongside the fire route, and kept the fire from spreading across. >> reporter: is a strategy called shaded fuel breaks. the native trees remain, but all low-lying vegetation and branches are removed. it prevents small grass fires from getting up into the tree canopy and it returns the forest to its natural condition. before man began depriving it of the cleansing process of wildfire. >> now it has been over 100 years since a month major fire burned here, there's a lot of fuel buildup and thousands and thousands of homes where there were not in a 1908. >> reporter: so, marin is embarkin

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when you have somebody like a bernie sanders who proposes this kind of stuff, it is other ring people -- othering people. most americans do not realize they pay about 40% of the taxes. what do you think people do who make money like that? they do not just hide it other their mattress. they invest it. they create jobs for americans. democrats have taken this narrative of government needs to create jobs for people and government has never created jobs for people other than federal, wasteful little projects that they have no business being involved in in the first place. millionaires and billionaires put money into people, but politicians will not have us believe that because americans are not educated. the education system -- they have basically thrust this narrative on school and college that capitalism is bad somehow. host: that is mark in maryland. cbs is saying mr. biden's budget would pledge the kind of wealth tax many republicans think would hurt the economy by diminishing private investments and causing the wealthy to put their fortunes to work abroad. republican lawmakers have s

i love bernie sanders he is a great friend. he is a a great friend you can make a billion dollars then make it but pay your fair share. [applause] the teachers and firefighters paying higher percentage then billionaires which is literally true. we can fix this and raise the standard of living for without raising inflation or the deficit and problems period there let me remind them last year because of what you did we reduce the deficit by $360 billion. while the economy grew, we are on trackck right now to be the first president history to lower the deficit by $1 trillion in one year. i am sick of this. we have to talk about it because american people think spending more many. simply not true. i don't think we need any friends about fiscal responsibility. [laughter] we have an ambitious agenda so let's get it done not giving an inch on core democratic values. we will continues to stand up to meet the challenges of our time gun violence, criminal injustice, immigration. so much more. with the state of the union we are in a stron