those supporting bernie sanders are feeling the burn, it's about bernie sanders. they are more elizabeth warren supporters looking for a home. it's not anti-hillary clinton. you don't show support if you are against someone else at this point >>> tom, anti-hillary or pro-bernie. >> it appears to be pro-bernie, he's striking a core that is it resonating. it's showing in peoples turning up. for the overall, whoever is the good news, it's good news. it's firing up the base and people. we'll support if. >> at the risk of being redoes not and, it's pro-bernie, because he represents the latest challenge to the democratics establishment. we saw with howard in 2003, 1983 or 1984 with gary heart, we saw it there. the democratic wing looking, agitating, trying to find someone to rally behind. >> a question we'll talk about is if they are the fringe part of the base that has existed, how does the candidate move to the middle without offending the biggest party. >> it happened in '92, bill clinton did that, ran to the center of the party. >> right, but with bandrsh, i think w

the poll showing clinton trailing bernie sanders. a state where she and -- former president bill clinton they go back nearly 25 years. big organization there. how big a deal are the new numbers for her in new hampshire. you are right. where bill clinton became the comeback kid. by overcoming all of his problems. with stories about his affairs and so forth. this is what was the beginning of the beginning for him in the nomination process in '92. the answer to your question is -- two things for bernie sanders here. one is he is almost a local. from vermont. there is the connection there t culturally, otherwise. but also because historically people in new hampshire democrats, republicans, independents they lack to show other states and the media, the establishment, that they're not going to be told who to pick. i think that is, a big part of what's going on here. you know certainly him ear clinton did well here in 2008. but it is a different time. a different era. and he is appealing -- she is a pe appealing not just to democrats but in

look, bernie sanders -- that was not a bernie sanders. bernie sanders was invited to speak about social security in seattle and he went there. the organizers of that -- if you watch the tape -- the organizers turned over the mic to the protesters. it is really meaningless what he had to say. doesn't have any relationship to what really happened. >> what are the top three differences between bernie sanders and hillary clinton as candidates, and i mean policy differences? >> look, bernie sanders has spent his career standing up for working and middle class people in this doesn't. he is prepared to take on the billionaire class in this country. he is prepared to make college tuition at public colleges and universities free. he is willing to put in a fair tax system. should i go on, lawrence? >> well, what's the difference between bernie sanders college affordability plan and hillary clinton's? >> what senator sanders has proposed is put a tax on wall street. we bailed them out and now it is time for them to bail out working class families. w

. >> donald trump and bernie sanders. crowds coming out for both, and the crowds are getting bigger. now we have the big debate. which party has the right message for america? hi, everybody. i'm liz mcdonald in for eric, and i get to play with the cashin in gang. our crew this week lane rogers, jonathan, michelle fields, and jessica. welcome. good morning, everybody. we've got the donald who is touting himself as a pro capitalist who likes smaller government. on the flip side, bernie sanders is a self-proclaimed socialist. he is pushing things like free health care, free college for all. trump is leading in the polls with republicans. you see bernie sanders, he jumped 20 points in the last month. whose message is better for america? of course, trump's message is better for america. if you look at the economies of european democracies, that is the vision that bernie sanders has for america. he wants socialism. that's not what america needs. it needs free market and lower taxes, and bernie sanders is essentially president o

and bernie sanders from that point has never looked back. he held that house seat in vermont for the next 16 years. he was re-elected to the house seven times. he then ran for the u.s. senate in vermont and you know that he won. but do you know that he won by more than 30 points in that race? and bernie sanders has used his position in congress, his national platform in congress and in the senate to push for, honestly, the exact same issues that he pushed for decades earlier in vermont. mayor bernie sanders, for instance, traveled to nicaragua in the 1980s to argue against ronald reagan's intervention in latin america. here's how congressman bernie sanders responded to the military adventurism of a new president decades later in 2002. >> good evening, president bush today sent to congress a two-page indictment of saddam hussein and asked congress to approve a tough resolution that authorizes the u.s. to disarm iraq, which would lead to the overthrow of saddam hussein by all means necessary. on capitol hill, reaction to the proposed resolutio

bernie sanders is the sitting u.s. senator but the only independent senator, that holds some appeal. you mentioned occupy wall street. there's something about taking it to them. whatever them is. donald trump is taking it to them and his party and bernie sanders is doing the same thing to the democrats. it's got great appeal but people look at the viability of bernie sanders and say you know what this guy has got the message, he's basically done it before but maybe we want to glom on to him. historically, the suck rate stops at a point. when and if it happens, they are polling pretty well, donald trump way ahead of the game there. >> you were at the debate in cleveland just a few hours after, the polls suggested he had done well, there's a new poll that says he has increased his lead despite the comments that he made over the weekend, some provocative comments about one of the debate moderate coorm ors,megyn kelly, fox news part f the establishment and therefore is donald trump being treated unfairly? >> well, the numb

i saw one bernie sanders report among african-americans he was at 2%. a lot of people didn't know about him yet, hadn't become familiar with him and maybe that will change over time. but you have to put that in the context of where these early caucuses and primaries are. >> okay. well you -- >> that said, you know, yes, the, you know, there is a bit of a media thumb on the scale. >> okay. so you say that there -- i want to jump in here. you say that we can't expect hillary clinton to win every primary caucus. but if bernie sanders wins the first and the second, those aren't just two contests, he wins the first two, it turns the entire race on its head, doesn't it? >> i don't think so. unless you have other viabe candidates in the case. that doesn't mean bernie won't do well in subsequent races. but march is our biggest primary month for democrats. half of those primaries are in the south, with tremendous numbers of african-american voters in those primaries. bernie has yet to this point been able to connect with that voting base. and if hillary maintain

>> that he would take a way a lot of what bernie sanders -- the left loves bernie sanders. he is an independent. he's self described socialist. a lot of democrats don't want him to become the general election nominee because they don't think he could win a general election. i think biden, if he jumps in and he gets in only if he gets a significant bump from all the buzz about whether he runs i think he would try to siphon off the clinton backers who are getting nervous how she has lagged in the polls and the enthusiasm is not there as it is for sanders. >> donald trump called bernie sanders weak. this is a jab at sanders. i don't know if this speaks to hillary clinton's weakness or bernie sanders strength. somebody stealing his microphone over the weekend. donald trump said if they tried that with him he would fight him. do you think that's the beginning of more attacks from donald trump? >> sure. i mean, i think donald trump goes after everybody especially anyone who attacks him. he likes to counter punch and he's a pretty effective counter puncher. they're both viewed as

at all about bernie sanders. >> what's the attraction to bernie sanders? >> that he is open-minded. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. no talking points memo this evening because we have a lot of news to cover, including an interview with donald trump. usually at the end of august, very slow news time. not this year. another bad day for the stock market, trillions of dollars have been lost all over the world, adding to the already soft economy here in the u.s.a. millions of americans are angry that president obama has not shored up the economic situation and that problems like illegal immigration are not being dealt with with effectively. that is the reason donald trump's campaign has caught fire, anger. last friday about 30,000 people showed up to hear donald trump speak in alabama. the crowd was raucous, obviously not happy with the way things are going in the u.s.a. as you may know, mr. trump's pulling numbers remain strong leading to fear a

tweets bernie sanders is for we the people. that is why always listen to the substance of his speeches. hillary rodham clinton is just not as trustworthy. back to your phone calls. kathy from modesto, california. caller: i want to say a few things. my heart belongs to bernie sanders. i love the way his heart belongs to america. at one point, i was going to give my vote to hillary clinton, but i decided that it was all for the wrong reasons. royaltyt because she is and passes the baton from bill to her so that she could be on the throne. the more and more i hear her speeches there is no belief in it, no heart and soul. the more i hear bernie talk, it is all heart and soul. i just love his and 2 -- his enthusiasm. on top of that, this e-mail scandal has me questioning why is she always attached to some sort of scandal? next is these debates. debbie used to work on her campaign back in 2007. apparently, there should be a total conflict of interest. how could this be happening in america? what is wrong? it is not right. it is 100%

tie with bernie sanders. if there are warning signs on trust and empathy. >> talk more about implications of our panel of democratic professionals, former obama adviser, dan pfifer, maria cardona, and democratic strategist, hillary rosen. iowa looking good for the cl clinton campaign. not part of the plan to trail bernie sanders in new hampshire. the whole idea she is looking for ward to a spirited primary, not this spirited right? >> clearly not this spirited. though i do think they expected to get a good competitive run from anyone who ran against her. because, people, are saying one thing, i think in the democratic polls. they're kind of satisfied with their candidates. not a huge spread among the six canned dan candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders seem to have locked up most of the support for people who have decided. both of the polls show a majority undecide. for bernie sanders supporters, are really kind of kicking the tires. who is this guy? he seems kind of interesting, fiery and we look hi

another threat is bernie sanders. you mentioned him. from the left. he has been pushing hard and gaining in the polls. our national poll he is occupy up eight points and gaining an hillary clinton who still has the lead. they are both speak here today and this is a key early state for both parties. hillary clinton lost to obama here in 2008 and that was the beginning of the end after loosing iowa. the bottom line is she is feeling a lot of heat from bernie sanders, and the e-mail issue, she wants to talk about the economy and other issues but she is going to have to deal with the fact others could be getting in the race like vice president joe biden. >> you heard me say it before. handle your scandal. let's bring it out to the the couch. you heard the ambassador talking about the painful process you have to go through to learn how to deal with classified information. you have been through that. >> we were trained rigorously to make sure we don't make a mistake whether it is embassies and we leave our phones at home and coming back we make sure they ar

i don't see what bernie sanders says about wall street greed. it's a guy doing his job that wants to make everyone else invest in the fund richer. that's 50% of the americans out there. how the heck is that greed? >> hold on. i'll give emily a chance to respond. go ahead. >> that is the most altruistic categorization of wall street i've ever heard. >> how is it wrong? aren't they paid on performance? why would i try to stick it to the little guy when he's investing in my fund through a 401(k) or directly? >> i hope they are thinking of the little guy. >> they're thinking about their returns. they want to make money. that's how they make money. >> exactly. >> let us not forget it is wall street and the markets that also spawn the companies like microsoft and dell and amgen and biogen that had great technology, that move this country forward. medical breakthroughs brought the country forward and made a ton of money for everyone, including the employees of these companies, whether it's the secretary on up to the ceo. >> john? >> this is a ridiculou

bernie sanders is the answer. after the obama joke for the last eight years -- people say, theyt reelected -- no, just voted against the republicans. that's all it was. that is my commentary. i have been pushing bernie sanders for six years now. i'm really glad. i just wish he would get more ir time. host: by the way, his speech from north carolina is online. daniel, good morning to you. caller: good morning. i have a pretty adjusting been paying i have a lot of attention to the field recently, especially after the first gop debate. it is a good move on his advisers. any well-established leader who has not entered the race should distance themselves from the nominee. i think entering the field could really only hurt their career. host: thank you for your call. michael has this point, the media loves another thing they can speculate about early in the 2016 election season. by then a draft website. we will show that to you in just a moment. milton is next from north carolina. good morning. caller: hello? host: good

you look at the abuse of bernie sanders. isn't it amazing? i'm not a fan of bernie sanders. but when i look at him i feel so bad for the guy. he's up there, surrounded by people that are in his face that get so close they look like they're going to punch him. he sits there and takes it. they were forwarding an exemption from civil discourse out of being called a bigot. the only solution to me live move all law-abiding citizens out of ferguson. if your anarchists and you want disruption you take it over. let's see how it goes without justice, without any kind of civil obedience. >> dana, when they show up they disrupt everything. the businesses shut down. people hide in their homes. >> the thing about bernie sanders, too, i can't imagine that anybody in the crowd actually believes that bernie sanders is a racist, right? right there you know that there is something going on in terms of just getting more attention. i think that in one way to deal with this is to -- wishful thinking it not going to make it go away. i just wonder about a possible push for overengagement. like say

why attack bernie sanders in that way? why not meet with bernie sanders? why not attempt to find a common ground with someone who seems to be more willing to support a progressive agenda as it progressive agenda? >> absolutely. there's really no point in con fronting the gop, at least i think during the primaries because gop members will pretty much flatly tell you that they don't care about black lives. so instead we really need to put pressure on people who claim that they care about black lives, claim that they're closer. what we saw actually with the first confrontation that bernie sanders had at net roots is that he was confronted, o'malley was confronted, even hillary's camp had to respond. the thing is is that, especially on the left, candidates have this liberal rhetoric and we really need them to match it with their words and with their actions. so the thing is that bernie sanders is really grass roots and really there for the people, then he would make room for grass roots movements and not say to the grass-roots movements you need to set with wh

no question. >> let's listen to some sound from bernie sanders. one of the biggest if not the biggest crowd ever for a candidate at the iowa state fair. let's roll that bernie sanders sound. >> you've been doing a lot of rallies across the country. at some point are you going to turn your focus to iowa counties specifically and start organizing here? >> we're doing it right now. that's what this guy does. we're paying him a fortune to organize. he's having meetings all over the state. robert, how many do we have in iowa now? >> 44 on the ground, 14 offices. >> 14 offices, 44 people. we are beginning to put together the kind of grassroots organization to allow us to win the caucus here in iowa. >> reporter: what does the crowd here tell you? >> the same i've seen all over the country. people have had it up to here. they are sick and tired of seeing this great nation, a great nation like ours, almost all of the wealth and income are going to the top 1% while the middle class continues to disappear. they are sick and tired of a campaign finance syste

people like bernie sanders. do thatelieve like i bernie sanders is the candidate for president we need the this country, there are a few things i want to encourage you to do. you have taken the first very important step up by attending this town hall. thank you for being here. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] this passion you feel, this burn, we want you to visit our website. sign up to volunteer. donate to the campaign. the second thing you can do to get involved is you can text to 82623.to real timegive you updates. the last thing you can do is follow up on twitter. berniesanders on twitter. spreadingally about this message, this multiracial revolution, this fight for criminal justice reform. for social justice. economic justice. racial justice. are you ready? are you ready? [applause] >> at this point in time, it is my pleasure and honor to introduce to you the next president of the united states, united states senator bernie sanders. [applause] ♪ [applause] mr. sanders: thank you. doesn't lo

>> i would disagree bernie sanders is a marginal candidate. he's ahead in the poles in new hampshi hampshire. i think there is a lot of the sanders supporters would stick with bernie, even if the vice president got in and the vice president is very attractive to working americans who feel some of the things that the sanders voters feel but the sanders voters are committed. you mentioned the the big crowds, rev, there are certainly big coulrowds. >> the biggest. >> in wisconsin he trailed secretary clinton by 12 or 13 points. where there is a higher percentage of african american in ohio, pennsylvania, california, north carolina, in those states, bernie sanders' percentage drops but he's doing very, very well. i wouldn't say he's a candidate that's margizemargized. that makes you a serious candidate. >> dana, let's go back to the vice president for a minute because he had some real strengths in a race. he has years of experience that was crucial to negotiations for the obama white house. he was also out in front of some progressive issues like

that's why i think you have a lot of coverage of bernie sanders and remember bernie sanders doing well in a poll leading in new hampshire and then hillary clinton did not do well in iowa. finished third in 2008. there are questions. of course a lot of democratic insiders say there's no reason that bernie sanders will be the nominee but it's a very unpredictable year. >> right. "the washington post" story today describing hillary's campaign and handling of the e-mail fiasco as rigid, insular, tone deaf, some of the problems she had last time. i think the press interest in bernie sanders is drawing huge crowds and we'll talk about that later is related to hillary's problems, sinking poll numbers and all of that. bob, julie, and rick, thanks very much for joining us this sunday. up next, what if virtually every pundit is wrong and donald trump will win the republican nomination? >>> and later, what happens when women are vilified online from meghan mccain. >>> virtually all political prag prague northwe pundits are united in donald trump. jeff, maybe you revised your opinion. what if trum

clearly a huge swing in bernie sanders' favor. only 11% of the democrats who were surveyed said they think that bernie sanders will be the nominee, 65% say they think hillary clinton is going to be the nominee. it raises the question of are these supporters lodging a protest vote, and how does hillary clinton convince those folks it's really important for you to support me to be the nominee? >> and listen, was it last week that the report came out that joe biden was considering, perhaps, jumping into the race based on the conversation he had with his son before he lost his son? with this opening in this protest vote and some of these dynamics happening with the e-mail server, you have to wonder how soon will we hear yay or nay from vice president biden here? >> i think with hillary clinton's e-mail woes being in the headlines yet again, and it seems to be an assurance that this is going to continue to be a drip until she testifies on capitol hill about this issue and beyond, it's going to raise questions that are going to be more

bernie sanders now has a new justice reform plan out. he hired one of the black activists from this group. martin o'malley has made it one of the top themes of his campaign because every one of them wants to make sure that they get those votes. >> okay. jason, what message does this send to the larger electorate when voters who may not be core democrats look at this debate? >> i think -- i think what it says to me is that the left for all of their record, have no interest in truly being post-racial. their identity politics depend on divvying us up by race and gender and so forth and then making those race specific appeals. i think that their agenda is to keep race front and center in all of our national conversations, whether or not it's relevant. we're seeing what the product of that is. >> jason, thank you. when we come back, white house allies go on the attack as senator chuck schumer comes out against the administration's iran deal, but has criticism of the new york democrat and others opposing the agreement gone too opposing the agr

bernie sanders now in striking distance of hillary clinton. her support there has dropped by 20 points in just the last few months since may. there's donald trump, of course, on the other side who is holding down his lead, but ben carson is right behind him, and perhaps as importantly, if you combine iowa caucusgoers' first and second choices, trump and carson are tied. call it the summer of political discontent. the two biggest antiestablishment candidates, donald trump and self-described socialist bernie sanders flying high, with hillary clinton hitting a new low with support in iowa, dropping below 50% for the first time this year. the des moines register poll showing clinton and sanders down 17 points. >> this isn't anti-hillary clinton. this is pro-bernie sanders and saying enough is enough. >> vice president biden showed up unannounced at a weekend in delaware that his son beau would often attend. people said they would vote for biden even though for now he's not a candidate. in numbers, trump is on top again. in second place, ben carson

we cannot forget about bernie sanders. so now the democratic field consists of a wild eyed socialist with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world, and bernie sanders. [laughter] and it is striking that the democrats keep delaying their debates. first it was september, then october, then it was november. i think they just move it to 2017. it's not widely known, but the democrats had actually planned to have an earlier debate. the problem was, the debate invitation was e-mailed to hillary. [laughter] we are here today because our country is in crisis. we're here today because we are bankrupting our kids and grandkids. because our constitutional rights are under assault from washington. recedingse america is from leadership in the world. and yet i am here to bring you a word of hope and encouragement and optimism all across iowa. all across this country. americans are waking up. and help is on the way.

bernie sanders spoke about his growing momentum on cnn. mr. sanders: we are generating enormous enthusiasm or people do not understand why the middle-class of the country is collapsing at the same time as almost all the wealth is going to the top 1%. donald trump, filed by ben carson, ted cruz, and scott walker. jeff merkley is the latest to say he will support the agreement. the president needs three more votes to sustain a likely veto further republican-led legislation aimed at killing the deal. a man has died, wes craven, who created nightmare downstream. he died yesterday in l.a.. he was 76 years old. some of the scariest movies i have seen. all i'm out. i'm signing off on that note. mark: we will get thoughts on growth in india. the u.s. federal reserve. stay with us. bloomberg market day continues in a moment. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule.

we go live back to the fair wear bernie sanders is on the des moines register soapbox. sanders: three-and-a-half months ago we just began the campaign, and everybody said this campaign was a joke. american people are prepared to take on the economic and political establishment of america. months havehalf gone by, we have had huge crowds all over america. law, new hampshire, california, oregon, you name it. why, whateople ask me i tell them is the american people are saying enough is enough. this country belongs to all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. before i get going, i want to to someappy birthday institution, it is called social security, 80 years old. clear, virtually all of the republican candidates in one form or another wants to cut social security. are not going to let them do that. when we have seniors in this atntry trying to get by $13,000 per year, disabled people unable to put enough food on the table, we are not going to cut social security, we are going to expand social security. and we are going to do that by lifting the cap on taxable income.

bernie sanders, hillary clinton. when you have secret service it's hard to have a black lives movement right there. tell us what's happening with the republicans. >> i thought it was interesting that the hillary people seemed to sort of prevent them from interrupting her but keeping them out ahead of time. almost like a preemptory attack. but, look, we were talking about this a little bit in the break. we've seen actually some folks on the republican side addressing some of these issues. >> give us an example. >> rick perry had a rather thoughtful speech several weeks ago, talking seriously addressing racism and inequality, addressing some of the things they've done to try to address it in texas. unfortunately it wasn't covered that much by the media. ben carson was here in new york this past week and he engaged. now he engaged on the question of black lives matter in a way that black lives matter folks may not like. >> calling them silly? >> well, he said that they were kind of pointing fingers where he thought ther

that's exactly bernie sanders' demographic. that's why he can compete in new hampshire and may not be as much of a threat to hillary clinton in a bigger state where the electorate is more diverse, you need much more money to compete in multiple media markets. this is a sweet spot for him. >> that's right. if people expect that bernie sanders will win states, maybe new hampshire, maybe iowa. it would not make sense if hillary clinton was to run the board and win all of these states but democratic candidates haven't been able to do that. >> it didn't save her in 2008, though. she won new hampshire after being bested third place in iowa. >> but she has a different coalition now. she has the obama coalition. she's this firewall of african-american voters, that firewall of latino voters so they're very much competing for different crowds and i think they would look at a state like south carolina to see how bernie sanders would do down there. he's supposed to go down in the next couple weeks. >> maybe it doesn't matter as much as som

sanders. >> bernie sanders is drawing more than 10,000 people an appearance. >> more than 15,000 people showed up at his next event and then last night in portland heÑi had the biggest crowd yet, a reported 28,000 people showed up. >> yeah, america. yeah. >> america, do you feel a berning sensation? >> if it is anything but emotional please call your doctor. >> it seems he tapped into the populist id of the democratic party and seems to be surging against its ego. >> but why are people paying attention to bernie sanders? i thought he was just a crazy socialist. he's a socialist, right. i mean, seriously it looks like mr. magoo just wandered into the race. oh i will be president, why not, all right, all right. oh, yeah. >> and millennials know what i just did. i just failed magoo. failed it! oh, larry, you failed magoo. but not everybody on the progressive party is that excited to hear him speak. in fact, some won't let him speak atÑi all. >> black lives matter protestedders shutting down presidential candidate bernie sanders forcing him to leave his own rally on saturday in seattle. >

let's get your response to what bernie sanders talked about today. jeff on the lot for republicans, you are first up. caller: i just wanted to say donald trump is going to be the one to get us out of this mess. as far as bernie sanders goes, i know he is not taken the kool-aid but is he smoking a crack pipe? i don't understand where they pull up this race issue all the time. even the black people are tired of it. that's all i wanted to say. springs,orado colorado. eileen is on the phone. caller: i am an independent and i have voted both ways. if i was going for a democrat it would not be hillary clinton, so i am very interested in listening to mr. sanders. i would like to ask one question that is never answered, he talks about social security versus republicans. however obamacare has put up so of thellions of dollars money i personally worked to put in. he talks about wanting to keep it. then why did he vote to have the money taken out? if i vote for a republican i'm looking for different things and different people. i am totally undecided but i can

bernie sanders, lifelong politician is anti-establishment. ronald reagan was not an establishment candidate. they are simply inexperienced. you can have good ideas and come from a lack of experience, but ronald reagan went on the campaign trail and didn't call people names and make uninformed statements like ben carson did, prison turns you gay. just one. it's important to draw distinction between not wanting the same old same old, but wanting someone that comes in with ideas. >> your voters are saying that. >> i'm speaking to my voters. >> at this stage, voters as well as little aged voters, we are window shopping and looking at the candidates. we want to date them and see what they are like after midnight and after 8. this is an interesting stage of the campaign. on that cold winter night, march 1st, a month later. i think voters will sober up and wake up. whatever it might be. >> that's right, but right now, here's the thing. right now they are doing looking and showing up and listening. they are engaged. i have never seen people so engage

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you see it also with bernie sanders on the democrat side. hillary clinton has a growing problem on her watch as well, because bernie is tapping into that same tank. two sides -- the different side of the same coin of frustration on the ground. >> let me say i've heard this, this is something people have said about this sort of energy behind donald trump and bernie sanders who i think are in no way similar. for a variety of reasons. aside from the fact that bernie sanders has had an elected office for the better part of three decades. you want to call the guy anything, he is a politician's politician. he's a very good politician. got himself elected a number of times. he was a mayor, he was a congressman, a sitting u.s. senator. there is also in the form of bernie sanders, this is the thing i think is fascinating. the one thing they have in common, donald trump and bernie sanders, they both believe in single-payer health care. >> right. >> donald trump, this is fascinating to me, donald trump basically defended single-payer health care in tha

bernie sanders closing in on initially iowa polls. we're going to have more about this discussion coming up next. don't go away ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> i am supporting president obama's effort to make certain that iran does not make a nuclear weapon. when i get very nervous about my republican friends who keep implying that the only way we could do that is through another war. war is the last resort, not the first resort. . liz: well, that was bernie sanders on the sunday show, this week getting a little frustrated when asked about foreign policies. but mr. sanders is surging in the last b

we're seeing bernie sanders get really big crowds. he is getting a lot of progressive democrats who aren't sure that hillary clinton lines up with their views when it comes to big issues like the economy, like banks, that sort of thing. so this seems to be a trend. the clinton campaign will have to address it. by the way, they are addressing it. secretary clinton has been trying to weigh in on issues that she thinks progressives care about. so this is something, though, that continues to dog her campaign. of course back in 2008 she was expected to win, and we all know what happened there, so there's a little trepidation that could this be a repeat of that. there is no doubt that bernie sanders is a credible threat at this point in time. on the other hand, you'll recall the campaign of howard dean. he got really big crowds at the start and then couldn't cross the finish line in the end. >> a lot to see how the clinton campaign will turn this around, especially after these two hits today, kristen welker, thank you very much. good to see

"clinton leads, sanders closes in." hillary clinton favored by 37%. bernie sanders 30%. vice president joe biden, who has yet to enter the race, is at 14%. martin o'malley at 3%. jim webb at 2%. the margin of error is under 5%. hillary clinton has dropped significantly. guest: that's right. she is down below 50%. withinsanders is striking distance. joe biden, if he wants to run, shows that he has something support here, and could make a .ecent run at clinton it has to be concerning for clinton right now. granted, we're in the summer of 2015, a long way to go still. a concerning to be poll for hillary clinton and her team. host: this is the front page of "thewashington post," democrats brace for a season of uncertainty." quoting named and unnamed sources in iowa politics, it is an uphill battle for joe biden. guest: the iowa caucuses all about organizing. biden has not been on the ground yet there this year. obviously, he has a lot of name recognition, has run a couple times before, so he knows what to do should he decide to become a. -- to make a run. host: what do you t

bernie sanders released his own plan. the 70 billion dollar annual propose would be imposing a tax on transactions by hedge funds. sure something wall street loved. does clinton's plan hold up in comparison in terms of a source of revenue? >> yeah. they both tax the rich and corporations and that is a great way to pay for it. one thing that was really notable today was hillary clinton actually credited progressive activists with making debt free college a center piece of the national agenda. what's beautiful about hillary clinton and martin o mall and bernie sanders all coming out is he have a race to the top. we've really shifted the debate. to having a race to figure how can we really make college debt free for millions of students? and what that means is that the next google co-founder can graduate college and not have to sideline their dreams to take an office job and try to pay down their debt. somebody who wants to buy a house can graduate and buy a house. people's life decisions don't have to be impacted and saddle