bernie introducing medicare for all bill. >> what's the funny in it? they say watch sanders' finger. he makes a lot of good points. >> it's clear as day he's typing out socialism, communism. >> he's doing morse code for socialism. look at the finger. >> they take their political funny very seriously around here. >> because politically it's still difficult. >> and one of their secret weapons is this guy. >> it's such an amazing resource to be able to go to david and say i don't get why these things -- how these things came together, why they happened. >> david is david litt, a former speech writer for president obama who never intended to end up in politics but as a senior at yale, a plane trip changed his life. >> it was that little airplane television in the seat in front of me and i saw barack obama give a speech. i remember the exact moment. >> people who love this country can change interest. >> by the time that plane landed, i was ready to do whatever it took to help be part that have campaign. >> you were 24 years old when you went to work at the white house. >> yeah. which at

republicans. >> and nina turner, big supporter of bernie sanders who put forward a single-payor legislation earlier this year. some democrats think that that actually put wind in the back of graham/cassidy by saying, oh,, you know, if you don't get rid of it, this is what's next, single payor. >> that's a false equivalency. people like president fdr have been fighting for this moment for a very long time. congressman john conyer, i was on a panel with him, he's opinion pushing single payor since 2003. that is very much a false equivalency. republicans have been trying to repeal and replace the aca for the last seven, going on eight years now. and all they're doing is hurting the american people. some of the projections in the graham/cassidy that 32 million people will be uninsured by 2027. it's just the wrong path. making sure that everybody has access to health care in this country is the way to go, so this is not -- >> you ought to like graham/cassidy then. >> this is an idea whose time has come. >> we'll have more panel later in the show. thank you so much. be sure to tune in tomorrow ni

crafted the constitution. the idea of federalism. it's such a contrast to what bernie sanders and the democrats announced last week, which is their ultimate goal is single payer healthcare. everything concentrated in washington, d.c. managing scarcity, and ultimately putting enormous burden on taxpayers. the president and i believe the graham-cassidy bill is the right idea. the president is absolutely determined to keep his promise to repeal and replace obamacare. we are urging every american to reach out to members of the senate and the house and urge them as the senate takes up this bill next week to vote to support graham-cassidy and repeal and replace obamacare. steve: we had senator rand paul on yesterday and he said he is leaning toward being a no because it doesn't really replace and repeal. it's kind of a work-around. a lot of people are looking in thinking well, they've got a plan. it better be better than what we've got right now. can you tell us that it's better than obamacare? >> almost anything would be better than obamacare. obamacare is imploding. it's collapsing al

" tonight, simone, former national press secretary bernie sanders, ben ferguson, a conservative radio host, simone, you look at those poll numbers there and yet, you have to ask the question. is the president right? is more of the country with him on standing for the anthem? >> look, i think the president is wrong and i think have you asked the question in a poll matters. there are a number of people that believe these protesters are protesting the anthem. they're bringing awareness to police violence, brutality, justice, racism, this has been con plated because donald trump weigheded in on the issue without the facts, which he often does. zpl you make a fair point. i know many of the play rs have made a point of saying i'm not protesting the anthem, but the fact is, they are kneeling and ben, if you look at these numbers, do you see something? >> it doesn't matter what you're protesting. it's inappropriate to protest during "the national anthem." it's inappropriate for any player of any race to be stretching and disrespecting and getting ready for the game by stretching and disrespec

socialist. they love bernie sanders, tolerate hillary clinton. donald clinton. donald trump is not their favorite friend. you have to watch and say to them come you've got to be neutral in their algorithms or do cannot be covertly trying to brainwash the country and that is a challenge. i think even zuckerberg's people admitted last year that they had done some things that were defensible. maria: take us behind the curtain. what you think is going on at the former speaker of the house in terms of the debate going on right now on whether or not this passes. >> i think it will pass. the combined white house has learned a lot from the problems with health care. they have really stuck to the same message. they worked together for now. the tax bill is a pretty good starting point with a small business component i like very much. it's a huge break in is ironic to me that some of the interest groups who are not. think about this. they are mad because we are doubling the deductions that people will have their own money and we'll get to spend it without having to use the favorite deduction of int

book is her criticism of bernie sanders. she describes feeling muzzled during the primary. "president obama urged me to grit my teeth and lay off bernie as much as i could. i felt like i was in a straitjacket." which is ironic, because bernie's the one who looks like he's a mental patient. "joe stalin is underneath my bed. i am saving my urine in jars to keep it from being collected by the ascended masters of the red squad who seek to absorb me into the hive mind." next question. and she..." ( applause ) and she also-- in the back, she also talks about what it was like debating sanders who promised the voters the world. hillary would propose a plan then "bernie would announce basically the same thing, but bigger. on issue after issue, it was like he kept promising four-minute abs, or even no-minutes abs. magic abs!" it's true. and faced with the choice between hillary's daily workout plan and bernie's no-minute abs, america went with potato ass. ( laughter ) ( applause ) a little butter, a little butter. some sour cream. some chives, bacon bits in there. in the book, she even reprints

-- >> doesn't sound good. >> some are fuming that bernie sanders may have handed the gop a perfect platform to pass their health plan. >> went up and said everybody hates their plan. >> their plan is horrible. >> why don't you jump in the middle of that and actually try to help them out by debating. >> what's going on? >> the democrats have had so many bad ideas politically. i do have to say -- and we'll talk about this. this is without a doubt one of the worst political ideas i have heard in a very long time. they saving the republicans from their own stupidity. some would say immorality. >> it's not good. it's not pretty. that's to be really short here. >> we'll tell you all about that in just a moment. >>> puerto rico reels from hurricane maria. pictures are still coming in. we'll be following both of those stories throughout the morning. another very busy morning along with joe, willie and me. we have washington anchor here. good to have you on board this morning. republicans have until next saturday to pass a bill to repeal obamacare. that race seems to have been ignoring earl

suspects get a smattering, bernie sanders who caused her so much angst. she writes about him. it was beyond frustrating that bernieed acted as if he had a monopoly on political purrty as opposed to hrc. quite a contrast. she also saved some spice key venom for "the new york times," writing: the times, as usual, played an outsized role in shaping coverage of my e-mails throughout the election. to me, the paper's approach felt schizophrenic. well, someone when's in that much need of therapy might know a thing or two about diagnosing mental illness. and the most comical line comes from a fictional glimpse into election night as she clearly imagines a false scenario of her and bill alone in bed writing: i hadn't cried yet, wasn't sure if i would, but i felt deeply exhausted, like i hadn't slept in ten years. we laid down on the bed -- [laughter] excuse me, and stared at the ceiling. bill took my hand, and we just lay there. you know what happened, hillary? you! you lost the election. it wasn't the lack of televised address from president obama or misogynystic bernie bros or russian hackery, you

of health care. it's the bernie sanders plan, which is something that i believe will lead to remarkiati of care, limitations and care and i'm willing to do everything i can to prevent that. >> you are saying as of now there are not 50 votes to pass all this. you also talk about giving the states power back. a number of governors say they don't want this bill and are urging their senators not to say yes to it. ten governors, four republicans, say this is not the right idea. that's the number of states that say they should not have the power that the graham/cassidy bill is putting forward? >> each governor decides what they think is best. i would ask them to understand it first. i understand if you are one of those governors from those four states that get the money -- >> this is ten governors from ten states. >> i understand. many of those are a result of medicaid because the people who medicaid was designed for initially have been left behind. >> medicaid seems to be the only thing that is working. there is arguments about the exchanges. >> widespread popularity for medicaid.

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conditions. at the end of the day, we just ce.e very clear choice. about a week ago bernie sanders od a number of democrats in the congress laid out their ultimate that's vision for health care and that's single-payer health care driven out of washington, d.c. what grant kassidy articulates is a different direction. empowering states to do what we state ohe state of indiana when . was governor. ill vice president pence said he based the bill encourages tion. based innovation. also ind president mike pence also indicated to us this preing that president trump will reveal his decision soon deal. the iran nuclear deal. but he would not say what it was. rs president told reporters yesterday he made up his mind. s thaes tell cbs news that the leanient is, in fact, leaning toward decertifying that agreement. the president may force the issue saying iran is not compliant with the deal. iranian president rohan my said the deal is good and cannot be renegotiated. >>> the founder and president of and your asia group. consulting a company. good morning. >> what are the stakes if the deal is not re

little fearful. >> we're still in the system still. not to sound like bernie sanders, but it's the truth. the richer are getting richer. the poor are getting poorer. the middle class is getting squeezed. try to send your kid to college if you're a middle class american. the costs of colleges are exploding. the costs of picture is exploding. you can go down the line and people are seeing slowly but surely the american dream slipping away. what their parents were able to do, what they were able to enjoy, the life they were able to live, that's out of the reach for a lot of younger americans. >> and that's why donald trump is talking about a middle class tax cut. he goes out and intentionally says this is not going to be a tax cut for the rich. this is for the middle class, the people who put me in the white house. i remember the conversations in philadelphia two summers ago, governor, at the democratic convention. we sat in the bar. it wasn't just you. vice president biden came in and said on national television, you're not talking to my guys in scranton talking about hillary clint c

haya tomado un presidente. asÍ reaccionÓ el ex candidato presidencial bernie sanders ante el anuncio de que el mandatario eliminarÍa la acciÓn diferida que beneficia casi 800,000 "dreamers", sin embargo, expertos creen que el presidente podrÍa cambiar de opiniÓn. y dicen que el fin del programa significarÍa una enorme pÉrdida para la economÍa. >> no es negocio para este paÍs, porque a largo plazo,implicarÍa unos $200,000,000,000 cortar estos jÓvenes. y no es negocio tampoco porque este paÍs a invertir demasiado dinero en la educaciÓn de estos jóvenes. sasha: entre tanto, sanders sugiriÓ que si el presidente trump opta por cancelar daca, el congreso deberÍa actuar de inmediato para restaurar. " estimado seÑor presidente..." asÍ comienza la carta que barack obama le dejÓ a donald trump tras despedirse de la casa blanca y cuyo contenido acaba de filtrarse a la prensa. ahÍ el exmandatario reflexiona sobre el valor de la democracia, la protecciÓn de las familias que trabajan duro y la importancia de escuchar a los seres queridos en los momentos difÍciles. una nota de ali

bernie sanders would be sitting in the oval office right now. he pushed these ideas forward during the campaign, they were rejected not just by america but democrats. he didn't make it through the primary. i think that's a pretty clear indication of what america wants to see and it's not a single payer system. >> i'll come back to you. >> thank you. >> go ahead. two quick questions on tax reform. there is some democrats who are confused if the president was serious about creating a bipartisan tax plan, they're thinking is that the president would also be meeting with ranking members or the minority members on weighs and means and on the finance committee in advance of the disclosure of the consensus outline that's going to come out at the end of september? can you describe the president's view about how to create a bipartisan tax plan? does he want to get ideas from democrats or does he just want democrats to buy in to the plan that brady and hatch will reveal? >> just by mere fact that he's been sitting down both yesterday and today with multiple members of the democrat party show

who covered bernie sanders, we are seeing candidates primeing people, pushing this agenda that is getting more millennials out. in my reporting onmillenials ou. his campaign and his advisers did not set out to say okay, we're going to have a whole bunch of rallies and all those young people there. bernie sanders told me these young people started showing up because they like this message and it was before seen as fringe, before seen as someone who had no realistic actual ideas that could work. now you're seeing them saying we don't want chuck and nancy anywhere near the white house. it tells me that we are already starting to see candidates that are look at bernie sanders and say we're going to go do those same messages and that will bring out young people. >> thank you so much, both of you. >>> still ahead, what are the chances that michael flynn and paul manafort will be indicted as a result of the russian investigation? top member of the senate judiciary committee puts it at 99%. that's high. >> pretty good odds. >> that means that there's really -- a good chance they'll be ind

presidential candidate bernie sanders was in san francisco. he spoke out against the latest attempt to repeal obamacare. abc 7 news reporter lanie rivera has that story. enator bnie nder spo toep r>> s hundroredr: nurses in san francisco about his medicare for all act. >> they understand they cannot function effectively in a dysfunctional health care system. >> as an intensive care nursery nurse, infant mortality is high. >> reporter: they blasted the republican efforts to repeal obamacare. >> how cruel, how immoral it is to say to those millions of americans, weo ke away that health insurance that keeps you alive. >> reporter: he praised john mccain's decision today, not to support the graham-cassidy repeal and replace bill. >> john mccain has the conscience, and i wish very much that the rest of the republican leadership had that conscience as well. >> reporter: from health care to free higher education, sanders stopped at san francisco's city college, to applaud their first semester of tuition-free classes. several supporters came out to hear senator sanders speak, or pick up a t-sh

ye sanders last year. remember, he said to his voters, vote for hillary. and then a lot of them went no. we're with bernie. and he said yeah, i'm bernie. i'm telling you to vote for hillary. and they were like that's not what bernie would do. sit down old man. we're with bernie! yeah! it's it's weird. and thanks to the race in alabama for the first time we're seeing that trumpism can exist without trump, which is terrifying. because now it means that even once trump is out of the picture, his ideology, like his tweets, won't be so easy to delete. delete. we'll be right back. you shouldn't have to sacrifice wfor your wireless bill. ooookay. get unlimited data for $50 a month with the cricket unlimited 2 plan. cricket wireless. breathe freely fast wmy congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. posting hashtag yeehaw. hashtag i have no signal and i still can't post out here. woah! look out, coming through. hey thomas. howdy there joy. see joy's got the new iphone with verizon unlimited. you bet i do. best phone, best network. america's l

colbert. tonight, stephen welcomes: senator bernie sanders, caitrioina balf, and musical guest the national, featuring jon batiste and stay human. and, now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: very nice. very kind. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. now -- ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) quickly here, hurricane irma -- you guys heard of this? hurricane irma, it continues to grind its way through the caribbean. it's the largest atlantic storm in history, with sustained of up to 185 miles per hour. so, if you're in its path, don't be. if you haven't already left, please follow the guidance of your local officials regarding evacuations. but if you are staying put, might i suggest following the storm-prep example of eccentric billionaire and guy most likely to make a jurassic park in real life, sir richard branson. ( laughter ) the goat-headed demon god actually owns a private island in the caribbean, and rode out the storm yesterday i

" she appears to blame her loss on attacks from bernie sanders. in one tweeted passage, she said president obama urged her not to hit back at sanders, and this swipe, i am proud to be a democrat, and i wish bernie were, too. >>> and a missing dog with hollywood connections is back home. >> workers at a pr firm spotted this little guy running down santa monica boulevard. they put his picture on twitter and took him to a >> the chip led them to actor chace crawford. the gossip girl star and the furry friend were reunited. >> lovely. >> they got to hang out again. >> sweet little dog. i did a similar story about an actor and chihuahua. >> this happens a lot, then. >> social media is helping people track down their dogs. >> are you a lost and found correspondent? >> that's my beat. that's my beat. that's what i do. >>> speaking of stars and celebrities, ronda rousey is back from her honeymoon and ready to rumble. but it might not be in the ufc octagon. >>> first, as a new hurricane takes aim at the u.s., we take a look at the massive number of vehicles ruined by harvey's floodwaters

-term debt ceiling hike. >>> today in washington, senator bernie sanders unveiled his medicaid for all healthcare bill. when he pushed back for medicare in 2013 he got no support. now he has the backing of a third of democratic caucus. senator's plan to moving the country to a government run single paying plan program over a four year period. neither bill is expected to get enough support to pass. >>> question, will this with y walnut crop -- >>> taking a live look outside at the view in santa cruz. drew as good news to stair with the forecast. he's back in ten minutes. >> i'm 6'3" which that becomes more of a challenge. >> the doctor was partially paralyzed but he's able to stand and perform surgeries. and perform surgeries. this been trying to prepare 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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they w

, clinton also settles scores with the press, joe biden and bernie sanders. and today accuses president trump of not being a president for all americans. >> frankly, a misunderstanding of what he's been doing is exactly one of the reasons that hillary clinton is not the president. >> reporter: and if clinton got a do-over? if the election were held today, donald trump, hillary clinton on the ballot again, would you win? >> oh, i don't know. i think there's at least a 50-50 chance i would. >> reporter: andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> still ahead, credit chaos, huge headaches for consumers trying to freeze their credit reports after that massive cyber attack left every american adult potentially exposed. everything you need to know is coming up. >>> also, the mysterious find inside an ancient church. why it could be a discovery of biblical proportions. >>> we're back now with new developments in the historic equifax breach that has compromised the personal information for nearly half the u.s. population. millions of americans are rushing to limit their exposure by freezing thei

. bernie sanders' proposal for single payer health care. >> health care in america must be a right, not a privilege. >> thrills the base but not the democratic leadership. >> there are many different bills out there. we want to move the issue forward. we're looking at all of these. >> senator bernie sanders joins me this morning. >>> plus, where hurricane irma hit the hardest. the u.s. virgin islands. >> we lost one of the victims here, took him right out of the building. >> my trip to the virgin islands. >> there's your couch. there's your television. >> with former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, who is raising awareness and money for the area. >> people have lost everything and don't have insurance. they've got to start again. >> joining me for insight and analysis are, presidential historian doris kearns goodman, al cardenas. nbc news correspondent kay ty tur. and david brody. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck t

for that. we will have much more on "meet the press" tomorrow. bernie sanders and tom cotton among the guests >>> one more note from the city of washington a city that sees all kinds of protests this is one of the most unusual rallies, followers of "insane clown posse" protest the a report labelling them a gang. they have their own demon striegs they call mother of all rallies but the turn out didn't match that description. lot of activity in the nation's capitol. still ahead companies are using mobile ad technology to recruit new employees. potential job offers coming right to your phone. >>> also last night the girl they all love this this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your abili

they do not want to return to regular order. the bernie sanders, elizabeth warden, kamala harris wing of the party is ascendant. they are moving left on health care, bret. i think john mccain is on a fool's errand here. >> bret: there was a bipartisan effort from murray and the... who else... lamar alexander. they were moving forward with a save obamacare piece of legislation. it would've not done anything close to what graham-cassidy is doing. >> correct. these are deafly finding a way to move forward in a bipartisan manner and this moved in and it was a popular thing that everyone was talking about this past week. i think what this is is a rare real referendum on donald trump. he's unable to close a deal on this kind of legislation. there is no way for him to call up senator, "john, i need you here. vote for this bill." >> bret: you look at the wall street-abc bill, this question about working with a fiscal deal with the democrats, approved 71%, disapprove 8%. if this deal does fail, as it look like it's going to tonight, you would assume that president trump is going to like t

have a huge crisis coming. because they have bernie sanders carrying them towards socialism in a way that the country will repudiate. we're having an internal fight. but the fight is over a very simple question. how do you drain the swamp? i want to go back to the taxes and to this postcard. the republican plan cuts money off from the swamp. the republican plan puts the money back in your pocket. so, if you are serious about taking on the swamp, you have to help pass the republican tax cuts because they are a major step towards economic growth and a major step towards taking money away from the bureaucracy. >> absolutely. what do these lawmakers care about more than anything at all winning the election. great perspective. >> thank you. abby: let's go over to jillian mele for other headlines. jillian: good morning to you at home. the leader of isis may stillable alive despite claims from the russians they killed him. terrorist run news outlet running audio of abu bakr al-baghdadi. daniel hoffman told us this could be big. >> all indications are that he's alive. it's a proof life. he p

bernie sanders will make an all-out push for one of the most divisive ideas in politics, medicare for all. about 15 democratic senators say they're in, but is this a battle the democratic party needs right now? also this hour, the white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders is scheduled to take the podium. we'll bring that to you live as soon as it happens. but first, guess who is coming to dinner tonight? senator chuck schumer and democratic leader nancy pelosi take their turn at wheeling and dealing one day after president trump hosted three democratic senators at the white house. daca is on the menu tonight. and, in about 45 minutes trump will sit down with nine house dems to discuss everything from tax reform to infrastructure. this all comes one week after president trump undercut gop leaders by siding with chuck and nancy, schumer and pelosi, on the debt ceiling. so the question is how long will this spirit of kumbaya last? >> confirmed a bipartisan group of lawmakers heading to the white house today as president trump's administration is ramping up efforts to push tax re

corporation, shouldn't i pick the bernie sanders single payer option? because that would be the best for me. that would cost me the least. >> you know, i don't know about that. look, there are some pay fors in here. a paid for, for example, of eliminating the deduction for state and local taxes which is a significant deduction. and you get a lot of revenue that way. but i do think the question is, you know, how big is the deficit impact going to be. as this plan goes through the process, you know, we're not -- what we're getting today is not a detailed plan. we're getting a framework and the question is as that framework gets written into legislative language through the process, are we going to see additional pay fors on the table? i expect we will. but there again, you know, the question is what's the deficit of that going to be? >> that is the question we all have. we need more detail. it is september 27. we were supposed to have a tax deal passed by the august recess. now we're talking about the end of the year. this is about the most complicated thing people can get their hands around.

are recovering from moderate injuries. >>> today in san francisco, vermont senator bernie sanders gives a public speech to push for a healthcare bill he introduced last week called medicare for all. it proposes a single-payer healthcare system and would expand medicare for everyone. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, time now 7:27. a motorcycle accident has one lane blocked along northbound 87 near curtner. traffic backed up to 85, 25 minutes from 85 to 101 heading in that northbound direction. a second motorcycle crash westbound 0 at central avenue has traffic backed up along the eastshore freeway. right now from highway 4 to the maze, it's about a 33-minute commute. here's a live look at the backup near san pablo dam road. give yourself some extra time heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> thanks, jaclyn. hi, everybody. good morning to you. this is the last summer morning of 2017. autumn officially arrives this afternoon. we have very fall-like temperatures. santa rosa 41. that's what you usually have in march. later today 9 degrees belo

? what is motivating her to do this? >> i think she wanted to settle some scores with bernie sanders and others and i think she was also wounded by the result of this election. she thought she was going to win this election and be president-elect and president. she said it was catharctic to go through the process of writing this book in this house they bought this guest house they bought with the idea of it willing used by the secret service for the president. >> did she offer advice moving forward? >> she offered advice, done pay attention to bernie sanders, he is not a democratic and doesn't have democratic interests at heart, there are two people that get under her skin, one is bernie sanders, the other is james comey. >> oh. >> what is it? >> i'm surprised in the coverage of the book how she comes you've as so anythingly, bernie sanders, think deeper into that, what is it they'rerytates her about him. how can she come to the conclusion he's not the face of the democratic party within it seems to be the face of the democratic party often exists? >> i think for one thing, she believes

clinton's contention that bernie sanders pave the way for donald trump. in her excerpts in her new book she talks about impugning her character. she said bernie sanders made it harder paving the way for trump's crooked hillary campaign. >>> the united states attorney general is calling for a diplomatic resolution to the north korean crisis. it's the subject of our ongoing "issues that matter." >> the u.s. wants stricter sanctions on kim jong-un's regime as his nation possibly prepares for a new missile test. former defense saerk ash carton worked on national issues. he was involved in military planning during the 1994 crisis over north korea's nuclear program. he's now director of the bell for center at the harvard kennedy school. he joins us this morning. ash carter, this is your territory, so we're interested in hearing what you have to sa. >> thank you. >> massive military response. sounds very scary, sounds very intense. what type of threat would warrant that type of response? what does that mean when you hear that? >> we've been prepare and continue to prepare for decades for

the narrative we might see in 20 to zero if someone like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren is coming along articulating socialism. we saw senator sanders' health care bill this week. they articulating the notion of socialism as something positive, i think president trump wants to bind up his idea. look at venezuela and children starving to death and come back and say that the country with the world's largest oil reserves is doing a good job. it's a clever strategy. >> bret: let's take a listen to the iran part. >> we cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles and we cannot abide by an agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program. >> bret: the prime minister of israel said i couldn't agree more. the question is what that means policy wise. by october 15, there has to be a decision. >> it's the next big deadline on foreign policy. it will be significant if he pulls out because we have european allies part of that agreement who don't want him to pull out. he said the deal, if it prov

her fights with bernie sanders? >> boy, i don't feel like it is. hillary clinton is so much more than what happened in this campaign and so much more than what could have should have, would have been. there are lots of people litigating that. i don't think it needs to be her and i frankly wish it wasn't her. >> but there's a big fight going on right now within the democratic party. there are still a lot of bernie supporters who feel like they got screwed by the primary process. the dnc hack showed there were people in the dnc out to get bernie sanders. this airing of grievances feeds into that. >> all of those are grievances and most importantly they're all about the past. politics are always contests for the future. this is a party -- and i think this happens in any party. republicans had this after 2012 where somebody has to step aside, new leaders have to emerge, new voices have to come on the scene and articulate the vision of the party. every time we are revisiting what happened in 2016, it in some ways suffocates the party's ability to grow and bring out these new voices an

luck to you, buddy. here's a photo of bernie sanders. his meme says, "when you thought you were using wi-fi but you were actually using data." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: what? i can't find -- [ light laughter ] next, we have a photo of this dog. its meme says, "when you book a a massage through groupon." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: not good. >> jimmy: be careful. >> steve: don't do it. >> jimmy: now here's a photo of vladimir putin. this one's called, "when you're ready to leave the party but bae just started a new conversation." [ laughter and applause ] next one's another photo of a a dog. [ audience aws ] his meme says, "when you in the pool and hear that margarita blender." [ laughter and applause ] [ barking ] >> steve: who let the dogs out? >> jimmy: and finally, here's a a photo -- [ laughter ] is the owner under the water? >> steveah water. who let the dogs out? [ laughter ] [ gurgling ] [ light laughter ] come on, the baha men. [ gurgling ] [ light laughter ] the baha men are all under water. >> jimmy: what's he saying? >> steve: he's saying --

? we don't know. bernie sanders is talking about medicare for all. this is what democrats have always wanted. a pathway to universal health. this is one step in that direction. i'll hand it to democrats. they're at least unified on this. i think if nothing else, this will send a message to republicans we need to get on board with what we want to do to repeal and replace obamacare. right now, it's the graham-cassidy bill to block grant money to the states. that is a good effort. i think now that bernie sanders and a large majority of democrats have something on paper that makes sense to them, that should put fuel in the fire for republicans. >> you just mentioned the graham-cassidy bill. we all assumed repeal and replace was dead. this act is coming back. there's a september 30th deadline. can it actually pass? >> they still need 50 votes. you're not going to have rand paul. he's going to be against anything. you're not going to have susan collins. it may come down the lisa murkowski of alaska. there is a renewed effort. and part of this is driven, i think because trump has show

discussion about this medicare for all plan that bernie sanders has introduced. you haven't backed it. you haven't ruled it out either. so when it comes to that health care plan, why can't you see where you stand? >> well, let me first of all say and senator sanders agrees 100%. we need to make sure number one they don't finish the job in trying to blow up the affordable care act. number two, we need to stabilize the current tex changes because premiums are going up because president trump has worked to sabotage the system. we need to work in a bipartisan way to stabilize that. i am all toward moving to universal coverage. i salute bernie sanders for the idea on the table. there will be other ideas as to the best way forward, but we do need to make it a priority to not allow republicans to try to open the door once again in the coming months to destroying the affordable care act. >> you know that health care was one of the topics of discussion down in alabama with roy moore going up against luther straing. we know biden is campaigning next month for doug jones, the democrat in this

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and form presidential candidate bernie sanders offers his thoughts on how to bring about change in america. >> what is the agenda ? what should we be doing as a nation? well, if you have a middle class which is shrinking, i you have millions of people living in poverty and sometime thursday desperate poverty, the first thing think we have to do is demand that if you work 40 hours a week in iowa, vermont, or in america, you're not living in poverty. >> then at 9:00, fox news contributor and pollster, douglas douglass choen discuss his book. >> my book tries forge comment says, bipartisan solutions to the problems we are facing. and i would argue that those problems are getting worse ask they're being to a great degree made worse still by our political leadership. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m., danielle allen examines the issue of mass incarceration. >> a prison system is as big as ours, 25% of the world's prison population in our prisons, there's a lot of stories out there we're not tell, and, yes, by not telling the stories we're letting this thing live. we have to got the stories out so

pelosi are coming to dinner here in a few moments. senator bernie sanders wants all of america on the same health plan with the government running the operation. it's called single-payer, and it has long been a goal of the political left wing. now it has become a mainstream idea for democrats. chief washington correspondent james rosen has details. what it may mean politically for democrats. >> we now have 16 cosponsors on this legislation. >> one-third of the senate democratic caucus has already signed onto the single-payer health care bill senator bernie sanders unveiled wednesday including most of the parties potential presidential aspirants. >> health care is a basic human right and we fight for basic human rights. >> this is the fight for our nation to live up to our ideals. >> it's a better return on the investment for the american taxpayer. >> what a difference from 2010 when president obama pushed the affordable character through congress along party lines without proposing a full government takeover of health insurance, even though he favored the idea because it was considere

favor of bernie sander, particularly with the typing of the dnc attack, the way it was weaponized against you in favor of donald trump. but do you recognize why, how hard it is to tell people fundamentally they were manipulated when they feel like, and i think justifiably and rightly whichever decision they made, they made the decision because the decision they made, right? it seems like part of the problem with this argument is not only do you have to say well, the russians did all this nefarious stuff, but also you, american citizen you were a dupe. you got duped. >> no i don't think that's how you say it at all, chris. that's not how i say it. i don't blame voters. i don't blame voters who woke up and saw that james comey was reopening an investigation and didn't know what to think and i know very well that stopped my momentum and cost me votes. and i think was the determinative factor of my defeat. i don't blame voter hoss are searching, googling, trying to find out information that will help them make a decision, who are being told that the clinton foundation, one of the most

, donald trump certainly falls into that category. and bernie sanders led a colourful and emblematic campaign for the democratic nomination against hillary clinton. in the uk, we've our own home—grown brand of populist, personality—driven politics in the shape of the labour party leaderjeremy corbyn. the bbc‘s nick watt reports. i'm looking forward to my prime minister being jeremy corbyn. you see and hear, you see him there, you see and hear, you see him there, you see everywhere. perish the thought that labour is embracing a personality cult, butjeremy corbyn is turning into something of an icon, even his cat is depicted on merchandise. this isn't about making aafew merchandise. this isn't about making a a few bucks for party coffers. all sides genuinely believe jeremy corbyn could soon be walking through this famous door. an early election would bring up central questions aboutjeremy would bring up central questions about jeremy corbyn's future. would bring up central questions aboutjeremy corbyn's future. does he believe he can be prime minister orders he believed his essen

military option. not what we preferred to do. >> and bernie sanders makes a new health push and hillary clinton plays book tour blame game. >> i would have won but for jim comey's letter on october 28th. that stopped my momentum. >> "inside politics." the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters. now. welcome to "inside politics p.m. i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. a big week ahead. the first united nations general assembly for president trump. his frustration with north korea at a boiling point. >> i think we ought to make clear what is different about this approach is that we are out of time, right? ambassador haley said before we are kicking the can down the road and we are out of road. >> plus, a back to the future week for democrats. bernie sanders tugs the party more to the left on health as he gets a big slice of hillary clinton's book tour blame. >> i spent countless hours, anderson, convincing my supporters who felt equally grieved that they had to support barack obama. i didn't get that same, you know, respect and reciprocity from senator sanders

to repeal obamacare. we'll look at this week's proposal by senator bernie sanders backed by many democrats that would create a universal singer payer system. plus it's driver's ed for the self-driving car. we'll go to a remarkable facility in michigan where autonomous vehicles learn the rules of the road and the hazards they can face in a recreation of the real world. >> plus an adventure for the food lover. some of the nations top chefs marathon mission to sample the latest culinary innovations. but first the latest on our breaking news this morning, an arrest in the terror bombing on a london subway. on friday 30 people were injured when a bomb on a crowded train partially detonated. an intensive search is still underway for other suspects. charlie is in london with the latest. charlie, good morning. >> good morning. well scotland yards describing this as a significant arrest. this 16-year-old man this morning in connection with the attack here in west london. what's also significant is where that arrest is made not here in london but 70 miles away in the port town of dover sco

margin between hillary clinton and donald trump. other ads promoted votes for bernie sanders, reportedly right before the election, long after bernie sanders had left the race and endorsed clinton and said people should vote for her. russian operators saying still vote for bernie, wouldn't be wasted vote. we're starting to see clear lie how they operate. what they're trying to do. russia supports division in the countries and geopolitical entities they see as their rivals. russia seeks to divide or silence when they can political movements and leaders that oppose them. russia also seems to just like far right populist movements that bring out most antidemocratic and ugly tendencies in western countries. turning native populations specifically against immigrants, refugees, muslims. in germany, angela merkel reelected but first time in post-world war ii era, a far right party will be represented in the german parliament. afd, about 13% of the vote. will be represented in parliament and their interests in the election were promoted by russian state-run media and bots and trump campaign vete

versed in bernie sanders honeymoon destination. >> when you drive somebody with a bernie bumper sticker, do you check it out >> no, you don't i'm sure you do something other than check it out. >>> north korea launching another missile over japan today. joining us is john park, director of the korea working gro group. we have this discussion just about every day. another binary choice. do we see the day where we have to just accept that north korea has the nuclear capability to hit the united states or is there some other way of preventing that? are we -- is that eventually inevitable, professor? >> that's what we're looking at now. this is a fully fledged program, rather than something where it's an event and north korea is trying to raise up the price, get bought out, somehow kicking the can down the road even more. we're actually seeing north korea make the type of development and the progress that is getting to this category where it reaches the united states with a nuclear warhead. if we can learn to live to a nuclear warhead, we go down that path however there's competing views say

-- democrats made some missteps here. chuck schumer green-lit bernie sanders going out and doing that press conference for medicare for all, and all of these 2020 hopefuls signed on to it and that gave graham a little more juice to get us to the point where we are today. he senwas able to say that scar socialized medicine thing is still coming. my bill is going to save you from that. it recalibrated the debate a little bit and we were looking and we may still again, we have to check with collins, murkowski and others, but we were set up for potentially a debate on cnn between graham, cassidy and bernie sanders over medicare for all. we had a lot of clintonite democrats very unhappy about bernie sanders doing that. so there's more at play here along those lines as well. >> i imagine the pressure on senator murkowski is just going to intensify, especially from the white house. i wonder if the president himself goes after murkowski in his speech tonight, tries to target her to convince her to come along or if he goes after john mccain or if he doesn't say anything. i think he's unpr

from the left side of the party, the bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens, the kamala harriss, sherrod brown versus some of the more moderates, tim ryan, joe biden and the party leadership in the form of schumer and pelosi. the party is punching a little above its weight here. in general i think it might benefit from going to that workshop noyourvalue.com. it might be time for them to hit that. >> i seriously agree with you. that's knowyourvalue365. >> how does hillary clinton play into all this and the book tour? >> i think a lot of the attention was focused on what she thought bernie sanders had done to her or to the party or changed it. i think what's past is prologue, mika. i think we'll see some of the same things take place as they roll into 2018 and 2020. a lot of people have criticized sanders into stepping up, the one-single-pair things. some people criticized sanders for a time that would do thgive lift to the graham cassidy member. that that teed up the whole health care debate when obama said i thought it was done. only 50 or 60 times they tried to kill it. this looks like

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by unit. here's what some of them had to say. bernie sanders treated as trump decides to end trade 11, he will be one of the ugliest and cruelest decisions made in modern history taking protections away from 800,000 young people raised in this country is counter to what we stand for as a nation. if trump as daca, congress must act immediately to restore it. >> assayed again, democrats are going to fight tooth and nail for dreamers today, tomorrow and every single day to find daca. one common true to see out of all of this is that it's congress' job to ultimately come up with the final answer. the president is south of italy struggling with do we do it at entirely. what happens with the 800,000 individuals currently here. that the fight going on in the president's own mind and he's even said i don't have the settings are although it is leaning like he's going to do with the 800,000 year allow them to stay. transformation of the president did not go to congress would've been president obama to begin with. we'll see what happens. the california governor in the meantime has the largest wi