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my guest tonight. He is an independent

my guest tonight He is an independent

senator from Vermont. His latest book is

senator from Vermont His latest book is

called Fight Oligarchy. Please welcome

called Fight Oligarchy Please welcome

to the program Senator Bernie Sanders.

to the program Senator Bernie Sanders

Sir,

Sir

Fair enough.

Fair enough

>> Been here 20 years. Never as much as a

>> Been here 20 years Never as much as a

John.

John

>> Only you, brother. Uh, first of all,

>> Only you brother Uh first of all

thank you for being here. How were uh

thank you for being here How were uh

these no king rallies? You went, you

these no king rallies You went you

addressed one. Where where did you

addressed one Where where did you

speak? What was

speak What was

>> in DC? There were some 200,000

>> in DC There were some 200000

people out in DC.

people out in DC

Uh there were some 7 million people out

in 2600 events all over the country, not

in 2600 events all over the country not

only in big cities but in small towns.

only in big cities but in small towns

Bottom line, extraordinary people came

Bottom line extraordinary people came

out. They said no to Trumpism, no to

out They said no to Trumpism no to

authoritarianism,

authoritarianism

no to oligarchy.

no to oligarchy

It was uh uh and it and it grew from the

previous uh expression of those. And

previous uh expression of those And

obviously you can go back and you can

say well it's you know maybe the left is

building a similar thing uh to to the

tea party with all this

potential energy

that's moving in that direction.

that's moving in that direction

How do you harness that for purpose for

being directional? There not a lot of

being directional There not a lot of

people out there other than yourself,

people out there other than yourself

other than Representative Cortez, who

other than Representative Cortez who

are very clearly delineated about a

point of view that people can rally

behind.

behind

>> Well, let me just say two things. We are

>> Well let me just say two things We are

in an extraordinarily dangerous time, as

in an extraordinarily dangerous time as

you know. You got an authoritarian

you know You got an authoritarian

president who wants more and more power,

president who wants more and more power

doesn't respect the Constitution,

doesn't respect the Constitution

doesn't respect the law.

doesn't respect the law

>> Well, Supreme Court that's granting it

>> Well Supreme Court that's granting it

to him,

to him

>> right? That's true. I mean, that's part

>> right That's true I mean that's part

of the process. I mean, you got a

of the process I mean you got a

Republican party that's now lock step.

Republican party that's now lock step

It's kind of a cult of the individual.

It's kind of a cult of the individual

We got to stop him. But there's

We got to stop him But there's

something else that we got to do, John.

something else that we got to do John

We have to have a vision for the future

of this country.

of this country

>> And and I I think that many of my my

colleagues in the Democratic party have

not had that vision. And what what that

not had that vision And what what that

means is that we should not accept the

fact that we have so much income and

wealth inequality that you got one guy,

wealth inequality that you got one guy

Mr. Musk, owning more wealth than the

Mr Musk owning more wealth than the

bottom 52% of the American people. That

bottom 52 of the American people That

we have a corrupt campaign finance

system that allows billionaires in both

parties to determine who wins and who

loses elections. Right.

loses elections Right

>> Right. And the vision has got to be and

>> Right And the vision has got to be and

I want people to think about this in

this extraordinarily great country,

this extraordinarily great country

wealthy country, why don't we guarantee

wealthy country why don't we guarantee

healthcare to every man, woman and child

healthcare to every man woman and child

that so this is what the rebel needs to

learn. So

learn So

in this moment all this potential energy

there is clearly a thirst in this

country for uh leadership and and and

smart politics. You know, I know uh

smart politics You know I know uh

Kamla's book was 107 days, this

Kamla's book was 107 days this

shortened time that she had uh uh to run

the campaign, but the Democrats have had

the campaign but the Democrats have had

now

>> a much longer time frame.

>> a much longer time frame

>> Yes.

>> Yes

>> And yet, to my mind, have not

>> And yet to my mind have not

articulated

>> Yes.

>> Yes

>> a simple clear vision addressing those

very things at all.

very things at all

>> In fact, I would go further. There seems

>> In fact I would go further There seems

to be a whole thing where they say,

to be a whole thing where they say

"Let's not address that vision. What we

Let's not address that vision What we

need to do is not bother anybody and be

just totally

>> You're not far from wrong. I And and

>> You're not far from wrong I And and

it's a conscious decision. You're I

it's a conscious decision You're I

mean, look,

mean look

>> it's my GPS. I'm near right.

>> it's my GPS I'm near right

>> Look, um and a lot of that gets back to

>> Look um and a lot of that gets back to

money. Basically, if you're a political

money Basically if you're a political

party, you got to make a decision. Do

party you got to make a decision Do

you go where the money is, where the

you go where the money is where the

billionaires are, where the super PACs

billionaires are where the super PACs

are and kind of do what these guys want?

are and kind of do what these guys want

Or do you go where the working class and

the middle class of this country are?

the middle class of this country are

And those are people who are hurting,

And those are people who are hurting

who want real change. You know, I'll

who want real change You know I'll

give Donald Trump, he may be crazy, he

give Donald Trump he may be crazy he

may be a pathological liar, but he's not

may be a pathological liar but he's not

stupid. And

stupid And

>> I'm going to say something. That's a

>> I'm going to say something That's a

rather passive aggressive comment. I

rather passive aggressive comment I

think

it's classic.

it's classic

>> All right. But what I mean by that is

>> All right But what I mean by that is

the message that he gives off in one way

or another is the system is broken.

or another is the system is broken

Right.

Right

>> Yes.

>> Yes

>> And I alone can fix the system. Well,

>> And I alone can fix the system Well

the truth is the system is broken. He is

the truth is the system is broken He is

making it worse. But the Democrats have

making it worse But the Democrats have

got to acknowledge that the system is

broken.

broken

>> I'll go you one better. You know, if you

>> I'll go you one better You know if you

think about because your message has

always been consistent. You've spoken

always been consistent You've spoken

this way since you first came on the

scene for a very long time and you've

always been clear about it.

always been clear about it

You could almost make a case that the

true inheritor of the Sanders revolution

is Trump. He's the most socialist

is Trump He's the most socialist

president of my lifetime. Taking a

president of my lifetime Taking a

percentage of companies to do business,

percentage of companies to do business

that's a Bernie Sanders idea.

that's a Bernie Sanders idea

>> Yeah. Doing a a Trump RX where the

>> Yeah Doing a a Trump RX where the

government is involved in in selling

pharmaceuticals, that's a Bernie Sanders

pharmaceuticals that's a Bernie Sanders

idea. It's not only his his some of his

idea It's not only his his some of his

policies, some of his other policies,

policies some of his other policies

let's not forget is throwing 15 million

people off the healthcare they are have

in doubling healthcare premiums.

in doubling healthcare premiums

>> He's not perfect

>> and giving a say he was perfect

>> and giving a trillion dollars of tax

breaks is the one.

breaks is the one

>> Is it frustrating that this this the

thing that you fought for your whole

career Democrats are the ones who run

away from scared and he's embraced some

of it.

of it

>> Yeah. Yeah, that's true. All right. So,

>> Yeah Yeah that's true All right So

what do we got to do? I mean, first of

what do we got to do I mean first of

all, you got to acknowledge bloody

all you got to acknowledge bloody

reality. Health care system is broken.

reality Health care system is broken

Boom.

Boom

>> All right. We need to do what every

>> All right We need to do what every

other major country does. Guarantee

other major country does Guarantee

healthcare to every man, woman, and

healthcare to every man woman and

child. Take on the greed of the

child Take on the greed of the

pharmaceutical industry and the

insurance companies. Okay. We're

insurance companies Okay We're

spending more than enough money to

guarantee good quality healthcare to

every person. All right.

every person All right

All right. What else do you got to do?

All right What else do you got to do

We need the Democratic party to be very

clear. The campaign system, current

clear The campaign system current

campaign finance system is broken. You

campaign finance system is broken You

got to get rid of Citizens United. You

got to get rid of Citizens United You

got to move to public funding of

elections. Give everybody a chance to

elections Give everybody a chance to

participate in our democracy.

participate in our democracy

>> Right. All right. If if you were

>> Right All right If if you were

triaging

So, let's say you're triaging uh that

So let's say you're triaging uh that

idea because Citizens United, look,

idea because Citizens United look

those decisions about corporations being

people and money being speech make

things very difficult. But they do seem

things very difficult But they do seem

like generational plays to try and

reverse things like that. This health

reverse things like that This health

care thing seems more immediate. Is that

care thing seems more immediate Is that

if you're triaging the aatient of

America, what's what's the first thing

America what's what's the first thing

you want to address?

you want to address

>> I happen, you know, I've always been

>> I happen you know I've always been

deeply concerned about healthcare as a

human right.

human right

>> Right.

>> Right

>> And this is something that is so doable.

>> And this is something that is so doable

We are the odd guy out as a country. I

We are the odd guy out as a country I

live 50 miles away from Canada. You

live 50 miles away from Canada You

spend a month in a hospital in Canada.

spend a month in a hospital in Canada

You know what the bill is when you come

out? Zero. They spend half as much per

out Zero They spend half as much per

capita as we do on healthcare. They

capita as we do on healthcare They

guarantee healthcare to all of their

people. This can be done. Absolutely

people This can be done Absolutely

doable. The other thing we could do,

doable The other thing we could do

young people today finding it extremely

hard to buy their own home. Cost of

hard to buy their own home Cost of

housing is off the charts. Why aren't we

housing is off the charts Why aren't we

building four or five million units of

lowincome and affordable housing? Well,

lowincome and affordable housing Well

to to be fair,

to to be fair

we are building one or two four or five

million dollar homes. So, I think that

million dollar homes So I think that

on average

>> Yeah. Well, that's the point. That's a

>> Yeah Well that's the point That's a

fair point.

fair point

>> But let me ask you this question then

because this this is where I get in my

head about those prescriptions seem a a

charismatic leader making a forceful

case for that would very much appeal to

the American people. But what Democrats

the American people But what Democrats

find themselves in a place is we've shut

down the government to protect subsidies

for an insurance marketplace that

funnels $800 billion a year into the

funnels 800 billion a year into the

pockets of all these insurance

companies. Have Democrats boxed

companies Have Democrats boxed

themselves into a corner fighting for a

system that ultimately to get the thing

that you want that I think the American

people want, they're going to have to

people want they're going to have to

abandon.

abandon

>> Yes. Look, here's where we are right

>> Yes Look here's where we are right

now, and I think it's not been made as

now and I think it's not been made as

clear as it should. If Trump gets away

clear as it should If Trump gets away

with what he wants, we are looking at 15

with what he wants we are looking at 15

million people losing their health

insurance. And according to studies,

insurance And according to studies

John, 50,000 low-income and

John 50000 low-income and

working-class people dying every year

unnecessarily

>> based on lack of accessibility to

health. Is that what you're low-inccome,

health Is that what you're low-inccome

you're working, you know how many

you're working you know how many

health, you have a chronic ill, you die.

health you have a chronic ill you die

That's what they're saying. On top of

That's what they're saying On top of

that, all over the country,

that all over the country

>> clear you you do die anyway. Just

>> clear you you do die anyway Just

>> you die anyway. But you don't have to

>> you die anyway But you don't have to

die. You don't have to die just because

die You don't have to die just because

you can't get to a doctor. That is

you can't get to a doctor That is

disgusting. Right. All right. And then

disgusting Right All right And then

on top of that, because of the cuts to

on top of that because of the cuts to

the ACA, uh you're looking at uh some 20

the ACA uh you're looking at uh some 20

plus million people seeing a doubling of

their premiums at a time when they can't

even afford healthcare right now. Right.

even afford healthcare right now Right

>> All right. So your point is, is this a

>> All right So your point is is this a

good system? No. But we got

good system No But we got

>> this is a good system to defend

political capital. But obviously,

political capital But obviously

obviously,

obviously

>> right,

>> right

>> it is a system designed to make huge

profits for the insurance companies and

the drug companies, right? Period. We

the drug companies right Period We

have got to move to a Medicare for all

singlepayer program. Absolutely.

singlepayer program Absolutely

Will

Is that something in in your caucus that

when when when that's raised, what are

when when when that's raised what are

the objections that come back to you?

the objections that come back to you

Now, I'm assuming that within even your

Now I'm assuming that within even your

caucus with the Democratic uh party that

you're considered an outlier in in those

kinds of things. Maybe more people are

kinds of things Maybe more people are

coming along there. What is their

coming along there What is their

reluctance?

reluctance

>> Well, the irony is in the caucus I am.

>> Well the irony is in the caucus I am

Outside of the caucus, in the real

Outside of the caucus in the real

world, I am not.

world I am not

>> That's the point.

>> That's the point

>> Yeah. All right. I think there is, oh,

>> Yeah All right I think there is oh

Bernie, it's too radical.

Bernie it's too radical

Oh, Bernie, you know, got money from

Oh Bernie you know got money from

insurance companies, drug companies, you

insurance companies drug companies you

know, all that stuff. We're getting all

know all that stuff We're getting all

kinds of opposition.

kinds of opposition

>> Will people ever say to you like,

>> Will people ever say to you like

Bernie, I'd love to do that, but you

Bernie I'd love to do that but you

don't understand. Etna's throwing me a

don't understand Etna's throwing me a

party. You can't you I can't. Well,

party You can't you I can't Well

these are non-verbal communications.

these are non-verbal communications

>> I mean,

>> I mean

>> little nudge nudge wink wink.

>> little nudge nudge wink wink

>> Yeah. I mean, look, these guys I last

>> Yeah I mean look these guys I last

count there were 1,500

count there were 1500

lobbyists from the pharmaceutical

industry in Washington DC. Okay. That's

industry in Washington DC Okay That's

why you are paying by far the highest

prices in the world for prescription

drugs. All right. But then you got other

drugs All right But then you got other

things. 70 years ago, I don't know how

things 70 years ago I don't know how

many people know this. P most or many

many people know this P most or many

public colleges and universities were

tuition free in America.

tuition free in America

>> Sure. My parents went city college.

>> Sure My parents went city college

>> There you go. Great universities.

>> There you go Great universities

California highest quality education

tuition free.

tuition free

>> And now workingclass families can't

afford to send their kids to college.

afford to send their kids to college

>> But again, this gets to the Democratic

>> But again this gets to the Democratic

solutions have never been to directly

provide. It's always been a subsidy to a

provide It's always been a subsidy to a

middleman. But what happens is when the

middleman But what happens is when the

government promises endless funds to

insurance companies or private

universities without any cost controls

and Trump seems to understand this

prices rise far beyond the rate of

inflation and we've seen it in tuition

and we've seen it in uh pharmaceutical

and we've seen it in in health care. So,

and we've seen it in in health care So

my question is, will Democrats recognize

my question is will Democrats recognize

the poison pill that they've often

placed into well-intentioned policy?

placed into well-intentioned policy

>> Right. Right. What they end up doing is

>> Right Right What they end up doing is

coming up with very complicated

proposals. You make $48,964,

proposals You make 48964

>> you will get this thing. You make a

>> you will get this thing You make a

dollar more, you're finished. And blah

dollar more you're finished And blah

blah blah blah. Look, we have got to

blah blah blah Look we have got to

make it simple. In the wealthiest

make it simple In the wealthiest

country in the history of the world,

country in the history of the world

should healthcare be a human right? Yes,

should healthcare be a human right Yes

it should be. Should we have the best

it should be Should we have the best

quality education in the world from

child care to graduate school? Yes, we

child care to graduate school Yes we

should.

should

>> Right. But these are these are

>> Right But these are these are

>> How do you get Let's get there.

>> How do you get Let's get there

>> All right. Then the question is All

>> All right Then the question is All

right. These are

right These are

>> I'm writing this down. Sanders.

>> I'm writing this down Sanders

>> All right. The Republicans are You're

>> All right The Republicans are You're

getting violent here. You know, you're

getting violent here You know you're

>> I get excited when you're around.

>> I get excited when you're around

>> All right.

>> All right

uh you know and what we need is a very

simple straightforward agenda which says

by the way and this is this is really a

sticky point. You got to finally say to

sticky point You got to finally say to

the oligarchs who have never ever had it

so good. They're making money hand over

so good They're making money hand over

fist. All right. And you got to say to

fist All right And you got to say to

them, sorry guys, a billion dollars is

them sorry guys a billion dollars is

enough. You ain't going to have 200

enough You ain't going to have 200

billion or 300 billion. Try to survive

billion or 300 billion Try to survive

on be a billion. you're going to start

on be a billion you're going to start

paying your fair share of taxes.

paying your fair share of taxes

And this is like

so when you see Donald Trump go to and

and only in this one area, but go to

and only in this one area but go to

them and say, "You're giving me 10% of

them and say You're giving me 10 of

your company if we're going to help you

out or we're going to do that, but

out or we're going to do that but

here's the thing, Fizer, you're not

here's the thing Fizer you're not

going to charge these people anymore."

going to charge these people anymore

Does that change the calculus now for

Democrats to govern with more balls?

Democrats to govern with more balls

>> I think it does. I think it does. I

>> I think it does I think it does I

mean, they've seen a boldness on the

mean they've seen a boldness on the

part of Trump using his power in a way

that we have never seen before. So, I

that we have never seen before So I

hope it awakens Democrats.

hope it awakens Democrats

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah

>> To understand.

>> To understand

>> You want Luke Skywalker to look at Darth

and go, I could do that.

and go I could do that

I could just nicer.

I could just nicer

nicer without the people in the masks.

nicer without the people in the masks

But the revolution, the political

But the revolution the political

revolution that we need also means an

involvement. And this is what was so

involvement And this is what was so

exciting about the No Kings Day at 7

million people coming out. We need all

million people coming out We need all

of you

>> to be involved in this process. It's got

>> to be involved in this process It's got

to be a bottom on up revolution, not a

to be a bottom on up revolution not a

top down.

top down

>> No, it it it it makes sense. it. I

>> No it it it it makes sense it I

wonder if we've lost the purpose in the

sense of, you know, of viewing

sense of you know of viewing

government as a bull work. You know,

government as a bull work You know

when the founders design a system and

they talk about checks and balances and

congressional checks and judicial and

executive and the balance all there, I

executive and the balance all there I

don't know that they factored in

corporate power and I don't know that

there's an entity large enough or with

enough leverage

>> to be a counterweight to that type of

corporate power.

corporate power

>> You're raising a very important issue.

>> You're raising a very important issue

>> All right.

>> All right

I knew I'd get to it at some point.

I knew I'd get to it at some point

>> Finally. I've been waiting, John. You

>> Finally I've been waiting John You

finally said something relevant here.

finally said something relevant here

>> Yes.

>> Yes

>> Uh, look, I know people say, "Oh, we

>> Uh look I know people say Oh we

don't want the government to regulate,

don't want the government to regulate

you know, corporate." The truth of the

you know corporate The truth of the

matter is it's quite the opposite right

now. It is the corporate world. It is

now It is the corporate world It is

the oligarchs who are regulating the

government. They have far more power,

government They have far more power

>> right? And we have got to create a

>> right And we have got to create a

political movement, a grassroots

political movement a grassroots

movement which takes control of the

future of this country. Let me give you

future of this country Let me give you

one example. Right now we are in the

one example Right now we are in the

midst as everybody knows of these the

Musks of the world and Bezos and all

these guys putting hundreds of billions

of dollars into AI and robotics. Right?

of dollars into AI and robotics Right

>> This is going to transform our world.

>> This is going to transform our world

It's going to transform our economy. In

It's going to transform our economy In

my view, in the view of a number of

my view in the view of a number of

economists, it means millions and

economists it means millions and

millions of workers are going to be

displaced from their jobs.

displaced from their jobs

>> Who is engaging in that discussion to

say, "Hey, Mr. Musk, you can't make the

say Hey Mr Musk you can't make the

decision for the future of humanity. We

decision for the future of humanity We

are going to make the future." And that

are going to make the future And that

is if AI works, it's going to work for

is if AI works it's going to work for

working people, not just billionaires.

working people not just billionaires

>> I'll go you one further.

>> I'll go you one further

>> Why are you always going me one further?

>> Why are you always going me one further

I'm not round.

I'm not round

>> I'll go you one further with this. Let's

>> I'll go you one further with this Let's

let's get really radical. You know,

let's get really radical You know

these AI uh data farms are going to need

more and more electricity. Absolutely.

more and more electricity Absolutely

And these uh uh uh oligarchs or

billionaire or the people that control

that are trying to cut deals

>> to get cheaper electricity for

themselves even though that's going to

raise prices for the rest of us.

raise prices for the rest of us

>> Absolutely. And it's being they're being

>> Absolutely And it's being they're being

resisted all over the country. It's it's

resisted all over the country It's it's

electricity. It's water. Scarce water is

electricity It's water Scarce water is

going to be used.

going to be used

>> I like both of those.

>> I like both of those

>> All right. But the bottom line is

>> All right But the bottom line is

these technologies are going to

transform the world. We have got to make

transform the world We have got to make

sure that they work for working people,

sure that they work for working people

not just enrich the people on top. What

not just enrich the people on top What

does that mean? Well, among other

does that mean Well among other

things, if we increase worker

things if we increase worker

productivity, we can lower the work week

productivity we can lower the work week

from 40 hours a week to at least 32

hours a week. All right? But we have in

hours a week All right But we have in

many ways, you know, if if you look at

many ways you know if if you look at

productivity over time, productivity for

productivity over time productivity for

the American worker has shot through the

roof. American workers are unbelievably

roof American workers are unbelievably

productive. That's my point. But wages

productive That's my point But wages

have not.

have not

>> That is the profound point. Over the

>> That is the profound point Over the

last 52 years, with all of the increase

last 52 years with all of the increase

in worker productivity and technology,

in worker productivity and technology

the average American worker, blue collar

the average American worker blue collar

work, earning less today than he did

work earning less today than he did

then. That's insane. Why are you able to

then That's insane Why are you able to

make these cases so easily and talk like

a normal human being and and these other

I mean that's part of the problem in the

Democratic party sometimes you listen to

them and you just you can almost see the

consultant behind their eye going don't

frame it like that talk like a person

you know I I think sadly it gets back to

money again you know if you don't want

to say things that antagonize your

campaign donors

Then you have to wiggle them.

Then you have to wiggle them

>> Trust me, the United States government

>> Trust me the United States government

is always going to be a trough. It It's

is always going to be a trough It It's

just a question of people are always

going to make corporations are always

going to be able to make a huge profit

off of the contracts that come from the

American government. The question is,

American government The question is

can we deliver those contracts with less

corruption? You know, everybody talks

corruption You know everybody talks

about waste, fraud, and abuse as though

about waste fraud and abuse as though

that's only done from people down the

chain, people that get, you know, food

chain people that get you know food

stamps and uh all those things. They

stamps and uh all those things They

don't even look at the real corruption

at the contractor level, at the all the

at the contractor level at the all the

subsidy level.

subsidy level

>> John, the Pentagon, I voted against

>> John the Pentagon I voted against

this, but Congress is going to pass a

this but Congress is going to pass a

trillion dollar

>> trillion for the military.

>> trillion for the military

>> The Pentagon

>> never passed an audit.

>> never passed an audit

>> Exactly. They have the only government

>> Exactly They have the only government

agent, major government agency not to

agent major government agency not to

pass an audit. No one denies that there

pass an audit No one denies that there

is massive way. They don't even know

is massive way They don't even know

what they own. All right. And they're

what they own All right And they're

paying the, you know, the the the

paying the you know the the the

salaries of the people of Loheed Martin

and all this other stuff off the charts.

and all this other stuff off the charts

So your point is well taken and uh we

got to take a look at at the incredible

greed. You know these people on top are

greed You know these people on top are

very religious people. Do you know that?

very religious people Do you know that

>> Oh very religious people their religion

is greed.

is greed

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah

>> They worship at the altar of money

leverage. They got to use it.

leverage They got to use it

>> Godamn right.

>> Godamn right

>> So so so let's talk about this in in

conclusion. Look, you've been doing this

conclusion Look you've been doing this

a long time.

a long time

>> Couple of years

>> is there. A couple of years now.

>> is there A couple of years now

I want to know in your mind, you've been

I want to know in your mind you've been

in the rooms with these folks, you've

in the rooms with these folks you've

been in the weeds with these folks. What

been in the weeds with these folks What

is your appraisal of their willingness

to recognize this moment, to recognize

to recognize this moment to recognize

the potential energy and thirst that

exists out in this country for true

leadership and simple common sense that

that reflects a government that reflects

the needs of its people? What is your

the needs of its people What is your

sense of

>> I have been in the room the door is

locked and you know there are some very

very serious discussions about what we

have to do to prevent this country

becoming an authoritarian society but

John the answer is not just within the

room of the people currently elected

what we are seeing all over this country

right now are great young people like

Mr. Mandani right here in the city of

Mr Mandani right here in the city of

New York. All right. And it's not just

New York All right And it's not just

him. You're beginning to see good

him You're beginning to see good

candidates who have the guts to say, "I

candidates who have the guts to say I

am going to take on the oligarchs. I am

am going to take on the oligarchs I am

going to stand with the working class."

going to stand with the working class

That is what we have got to develop in

this country.

this country

>> Bernie Sanders, the book is fighting.

>> Bernie Sanders the book is fighting

They can't thank you enough. Bernie

They can't thank you enough Bernie

Sanders, everybody.

Sanders everybody

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