whatever they did, donald trump would say, rigging it, would bernie sanders have been a better general election democratic nominee? >> i think all of the democrats not affiliated with hillary clinton would agree that system should have been more open. i think there are younger up and coming democrats who maybe think i should have run. maybe someone other than martin o'malley could have done better at challenging people there. i think it is hard to rerun an election. if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee i think bernie sanders is a better counterpart. because he -- they have some overlap appeal. i can't tell you how many people i talk to in iowa and new hampshire were trying to decide between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and donald trump. >> oh, i tell you, it's true. >> so if you're going to nominate, if republicans nominate donald trump, bernie sanders is a great match-up. i agree that joe biden, he might have lost, but it would have been a different kind of race. i think joe biden would have been a formidable candidate against donald trump in places like stra

used to like to say rigging it. would bernie sanders have been a better general election democratic nominee? >> so i think all the democrats who were not affiliated with hillary clinton would agree that the system should have been more open. and i think there were some younger up-and-coming democrats who think maybe i should have run, maybe somebody other than martin o'malley could have done better at challenging the people there. i think it's hard to -- i think it's hard to rerun an election. but with everything you know now, if you knew trump was going to be the republican nominee, i think bernie sanders is a better counterpart because they have some overlap appeal. i can't tell you how many people i talked to in iowa and new hampshire who were trying to decide between hillary clinton and -- between bernie sanders and donald trump. >> i tell you, it's true. >> if you're going nominate -- if republicans are going to nominate donald trump, bernie sanders is a better match against him. and i agree that joe biden, he might have lost but it would have been a different kind of race. but

in the news. we have vermont senator bernie sanders joining us on what has been a landmark day in washington. today is the day that democrats decided to filibuster the supreme court nomination. today's the day when the republican congress was supposed to repeal obamacare and throw 24 million americans off their health insurance. that may yet happen but it won't happen tonight, that vote was scheduled for tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. it didn't happen specifically because republicans could not get their own party to support it. they have got a big congressional majority. they had a big cushion. they could not get it done. the day after the election in november anyone would have told you this would have been a sure thing for them. that, you know, republicans might have some tough things on their agenda, some things where it might bhardo find unity and get it passed but least they won't havtrouble killing obamacare. at least that's a sure thing. that will happen right off the bat. remember they said it might happen on day one. they might have the repeal legislation signed and ready t

clinton and bernie sanders and they blew it up into what they hoped would be an unbreachable chasm. one of the administrators at a bernie sanders facebook page in san diego described it like this to the huffington post "people with no apparent ties to california were friending the san diego facebook page and sharing links from unfamiliar sites full of anti-hick propaganda. the stories they posted were not the normal complaints. these stories allege that hillary clinton had murdered her political opponents and used body doubles. when john mad dis, the administrator on that bernie site in san diego started tracking down the domain registration the trail led to places like macedonia and albania." it wasn't just san diego. by mid-may, an administrator for a facebook site for bernie sanders supporters in california, bay area for bernie, was setting off her own alert about many if not all of the bernie groups being inundated with "bogus users." at sane progressive they were posting the same warning. at bernie sanders is my hero, the administrators there were posting their own version of the warn

might agree with 98% of expert he should look at it. >> bret: senator bernie sanders in "new york times" magazine on the future of the democratic party was asked what the party currently stands for. here's what he said. >> you are asking a good question i can't give you a definitive answer. certainly there are some people in the democratic party want to maintain the status quo. they would rather go down with the titanic so long as they have first-class seats." here's a guy who won two dozen states in the election, primary peer he's a member of your senate leadership. and he can't say what your party stands for. >> i don't know when the quote came about. we are working together. he has supported our infrastructure bill. he was one of the sponsors. yesterday we put in a bill for family leave, real, good paid family leave. this is part of our democratic proposals. he is on it. on trade, we are working. we stand for a strong economic message aimed at helping the middle class and those trying to get there. we believe donald trump, who campaigned like that, is actually acting as a presi

bernie sanders socialist program. i don't want to get too deep in it. let's talk about what's next on the horizon for the trump administration. the next big political policy thing he's got to deliver is tax reform, now, you're an investor, you watch the stock market go up and down based on what's going on with health care, what's going on with the potential for tax reform. with are do we stand on that? are you okay with a very substantial tax cut for corporations and individuals? >> yeah, i mean substantial is relative, right? would i like to see our corporate tax rates be a lot more competitive so we have fewer inversions? absolutely. when i was working with secretary clinton she wanted me to go out and talk to businesses about her tax program and i wouldn't do it because she wouldn't commit to reduced corporate taxes, i think that's critical. should they be 15%? no. 20, 25% somewhere in that range, absolutely. >> and individual taxes as well? you're all right with lowering those? >> i'm all right with lowering individual taxes i'm okay with the tax rate i have. i think people in my tax

voices. donald trump and bernie sanders. >> something is fundamentally wrong. this is "all in america" bernie sanders in trump county from mcdowell county west virginia, here is chris hayes. >> good evening from the mountain view high school in mcdowell county, west virginia, where we've come for a show. we are calling "bernie sanders in trump country." all right. president trump of course did get 75% of the vote in the general election here in mcdowell county and he made a lot of promises to the people here. first and foremost, the return of jobs in the coal industry whose decline is decimated in mcdowell county. people could lose access to vital coverage under the gop plan. and tonight, we'll talk about all of that with members of this community as well as with senator bernie sanders who joins me now. [cheers and applause ] >> a friendly crowd for you, senator. why -- you and i were in ka noesh sha, wisconsin, very different place, in a lot of respects, but a place that voted for donald trump by a very thin margin. this place voted for trump by a very wide margin. why did you want t

prompted a cheek i response from senator rand paul who suggested maybe bernie sanders might want to take note of that, listen. >> since senator sanders is such a good social list i would think he would want to may his fair share. i'm happening him to send a couple hundred thousand dollars into the irs so he can pay his fair share. >> the president had $105 million of business losses. the wall street journal reported earlier he was eligible follow a $40 million charitable deduction for relation to a conservative easement that he would not develop ground into anything other than the a golf course which is allowable by the irs. the i are. s didn't argue with it. absolutely no suggestion in here of anything improper being done. again, it seems to paint the president in a pretty favorable light, particularly when you look at those comparative numbers. meaghan. >> thank you so much, john. steve hilton, big breaking news last night. donald trump is a wealthy man who paid his fair share in taxes! it's amazing. there's this hold or british saying that relates to fox hunting. when something h

seeing, which is just complete fantasy. when bernie sanders says there should be universal college or universal pre-k, a lot of republicans said, we can't afford that, we're not going to pay for it, you don't get that. that was an honest rebuttal to a public program. here we have a massive public program, developed over years and seems a less than honest explanation of what they'll do. >> i hate to be the voice of realism here, but elections have consequences. this was the core thing that this man ran on. this is the -- this is something that republicans have been talking about for 7 or 8 years. he has to deliver on this. i don't believe he's even looked at the bill. >> you don't think the president knows what's in the bill? >> absolutely not. he's going to support the republican bill no matter what. there are only 23 house members, republican house members, in districts that hillary clinton won. their majority is over 40. they do not have to worry about this. they have to pass this bill and go for re-election and won't affect voters by 2018. >> david and howard and then christina.

that's what gave birth to trump. that's why i'm also a big fan of bernie sanders. one might disagree with this or that about bernie sanders, but you know, he did what everyone thought it's not possible. he mobilized precisely those disappointed white workers who otherwise voted for trump. that's my, i think it is so again -- sorry, back to trump. my idea is that if democratic party remains what it is, this liberal establishment let's call it, even if we win over this trump there will be another trump. in europe we have the same problem, my god. the key problem today is this. this impotence, whatever you call it, of this, let's call it liberal left sector, whatever. this is the predominant force today. you know, all the big names and so on are very progressive about lbgt and so on. but you don't touch cal capitalism and so on. we have to do this. and i'm not talking about communism or whatever, and just a little bit of a towards the left in the sense of human rights, workers rights. if we don't do this, if we don't oez so ÑiÑion, doesn't matterÑiÑli if we get r this trump, another

higher tax rate than socialist bernie sanders and president obama and comcast the parent of nbc. and for rachel maddow, msnbc, everybody else on the left and the great tax revelation was a bust and actually made the president look good. there is other news, interest rating going up, and the president is going to detroit and likely looking at the gas mileage regulations and then to nashville. no big selloff. the trump rally holds. we might go up at the opening bell. oh, yes, dear viewers, we are going to have fun today. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> for the record, the first amendment gives us the right to publish this return, it's not illegally published. nor are we fake. pinch me, i'm real. stuart: oh. okay. i'm back. that was the big reveal, okay? rachel maddow thought she could beat up the president on taxes. turns out he'd actually paid a fortune in taxes. liz peek is here, i say you boil it all down and this actually looks good for trump. >> without a doubt. i mean, honestly, this is the greatest nothing-burger yet. they reveal, yes, he's just as he said. he had enorm

this? at least not the hillary cloud. i would think the bernie sanders crowd would be a little testy about it. certainly the ones i know who did vote for trump or didn't vote for hillary because of the positions. bernie sanders used to have trump's position on immigration and trade. funny thing about bernie sanders, i liked him when he was a socialist. i don't like him once he became a liberal. judge jeanine: let's talk about healthcare. they will vote on thursday. donald trump, the president is absolutely confident the nos will change to yeses. what do you think? >> i hope he's wrong. i don't want our hero donald trump even dealing with obamacare as i said before. come on. what are republicans in congress doing? this should be their job. they don't have to build the wall or interview the people who are going to build the wall. they don't have to over$see the travel bands. or deportation orders or the trade deals. the president should deal with the stuff the path dweelts and congress should be the one writing a law. judge jeanine: you don't think he has political capital in this new

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the primary being stolen from bernie sanders. and he was right that the stuff wikileaks was putting out was all true. it may have been taken in ways we object to. but has any of it been dispute as being accurate? no, it's all true. judge jeanine: what took donna brazile 8 months to come clean on this after lying with all these ridiculous excuses? what happened that she -- she didn't really apologize. she basically says the best she says sending those emails was a mistake that i will forever regret. but she doesn't say i apologize. why did she do it? >> well, she did it originally to help hillary. and why she is telling you the truth now. there is quite a history of suddenly getting the truth from both media and i suppose in this case democratic operatives after the election is over. in one famous example, just before the 1996 election bill clinton had his ins working 24 hours a day pumping out new citizens. sp people are long records of conviction were being made citizens because they wanted them to vote democrat. they got more than a million registered. when did we find out the tru

eloquently to the cruelty of the bill that the speaker calls an act of mercy. >> bernie sanders suggests thousands will die if the president's health bill passes. >> if this legislation is passed, millions of people are thrown off of health insurance, not able to get to doctor when they must, thousands of americans will die. that's what this legislation is about and it must be defeated and i hope there is enough sense among some of the republicans to vote against it. >> former speaker of the house newt gingrich saying he is misstating the story. he's saying the congressional budget office should be tossed. >> it was dishonest, totally wrong on obamacare by huge, huge margins, i don't trust a single word they have published and don't believe them. let me be very clear, i helped balance the four straight times, we fought the congressional budget office every time. when obamacare came out, they used the architect of obamacare as their adviser on how to score obamacare and their scoring, you look at it, it is a totally dishonest, disgustingly wrong and that whole thing should be abolished. t

happening. many. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: and immediately withdrew the united states from the tpp. i cap my word. because all on the american auto industry, believe me is over. it is over. not gonna happen anymore. we are setting up a task force in every federal agency to identify and remove any regulation that undermines american auto production and any other kind of production. including the production of high-end, low end, big, small every form of automobile and truck. during my first week in office, i brought american auto companies to the white house. mary barra is here. sergio is here. and others. none of them ever got to see the oval office before. because nobody took them into the oval office. they employee tens of thousands of people, but i brought them into the oval office because they are going to be expanding their companies. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: they all told me the same thing. they explained that the previous administration promised you the so-called midterm review of the federal fuel efficiency standards. becauseecessary the standards were set

obama and bernie sanders were sitting around a table in a sixth-grade classroom explaining their positions on tpp to the sixth-graders. tell the public how there was so much variance because obviously these three people all have our best interests at heart. chartowed a fantastic five minutes ago about multilateral trade agreements. not involved. tell us if that is a good thing, bad thing or neutral thing. thank you. obama supported the tpp. hillary called it the gold standard before she said she looked at it and changed her mind. bernie sanders was against it. it is a multilateral trade agreements so there's more than one partner between the nerds dates and various asian countries. obama thought this would let the united states right the roles of trade with this region. hillary clinton and bernie sanders said this would end up hurting american workers. multilateral trade without the united states you could ask a variety of people as to whether or not that's a good or bad thing. trump has said he will only pursue bilateral trails -- deals. if you're not at the table, you're on the

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the dnc was colluding with the hillary clinton campaign to derail bernie sanders -- [laughter] dagen: john podesta called bernie a dufus, by the way. >> oh, i remember. i was there. [laughter] >> you know, this is exactly what putin wanted to do, he wanted to destable us and make us question our democracy, and every single news story about it makes putin feel stronger and better than before. dagen: instead of talking about cutting our taxes, we're talking about vladimir putin and russia. >>> the federal judge in hawaii who ordered a halt on president trump's revised travel ban has now upped the ante and indefinitely extended that halt, and the white house is not at all happy about it. as you might recall, the revised ban was not as strict as the original. it was changed quite handsomely. it exempted green cardholders and temporarily barred travelers from six predominantly-muslim nations from entering the u.s. iraq no longer on the list. but the judge in hawaii ruled that the intent was the same as the original, calling it a neon sign flashing "muslim ban." in a statement today the ju

we go to the correspondents and bernie sanders, let's take a look at that. >> we were very close. it was very, very tight margin. we had no democrat support. no votes from the democrats. they were not going to give us a single vote. it's a very difficult thing to do. i have been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode. it is exploding right now. we couldn't quite get there. we had a small number of votes short in terms of getting our bill passed. a lot of people don't realize how good our bill was. they were looking at phase one, but when you add phase two and phase three which i think we would have gotten, it became a great bill. premiums would have gone down. with no democrat support, if the democrats when it explodes which it will soon, if they got and got a real health care bill, i would be open to it and i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare. they own it 100%. this is not a republican health care. this is not anything but a democrat health care. they have ob

country. it's a victory. >> tonight, senator bernie sanders on how it fell apart after seven years of promising repeal. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. [ cheers and applause ] >> and where we go from here with michael moore. >> i think we have to let obamacare go its way for a while. >>> and another escalation in the devin nunes debacle when "all in" starts right now. >> nobody knew health care could be so complicated. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm chris hayes. obamacare is alive and trumpcare is dead. and the republican party with control of the white house and majorities in both the senate and house of representatives is reeling tonight after failing to achieve what has been their single biggest goal for the past seven years and the number-one agenda item of donald trump's presidency. minutes before it was due for a vote today, house republicans, led by speaker paul ryan, pulled the bill that would have repealed and replaced the affordable care act after it became obvious they lacked the votes within their own

and let the president negotiate if he wants to. ainsley: bernie sanders despicable or whatever his words were. the way things were going with the democratic plan, president obama's plan it wasn't going to work. no one could afford it like you said and it can't sustain itself. something has to happen. brian: if hillary clinton would have won she would have to change it too. we all know what -- steve: jonathan gruber? brian: bill written in tortured way to make sure the cbo did not score the mandate as taxes. if the cbo scored the mandate as taxes the bill dies. they made a program that they knew that the cbo would score inaccurately in order to get it past. now seven years later we are stuck with the corpse. ainsley: this is the same guy who said the american people are too stupid to figure it out. steve: tricked the cbo essentially? brian: that's what to keep in mind today. steve: look, the cbo number is this. ainsley: they called it mandates instead of attacks and that tricked the cbo? brian: absolutely. hook, line, and sinker. who actually want a single pair plan the cbo people.

will hurt trump voters most. with senator bernie sanders. then -- >> there is no reason that we have to think that the president is the target of any investigation whatsoever. >>> another deluge of questions over the president's baseless wiretap claims with former cia director michael hayden. and trump protests return on international women's day. >> you know what? the women get it better than we do folks. >> as the president dines with the cruz family. >> heidi cruz is coming through and i'm wondering if the plans has to apologize to her? >> well "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, president trump is, in the words of his press secretary, in full sell mode trying to push what many in his own party think is a bad product on skeptical buyers. he's already done it with trump steaks, he's done it with trump university, now he's got to do it with trumpcare. >> i'll call it trumpcare if you want to but i didn't hear president trump say to any of us, "hey, i want my name on that." >> the president met at the white house today with representatives of c

this to box, wrongly indicted them. they said bernie sanders is the enemy of the world's poor. bernie sanders saying i want to protect jobs for manufacturing workers in the united states. the argument was that has been the story of development in places like china and the rest of the developing world that they got those jobs and that led to them getting out of extreme poverty and we should be happy about that and bernie sanders is their enemy. that is fundamentally wrong for a number of reasons. the idea that we had to displace workers in pennsylvania and ohio to accommodate the output of the world's poor inside and the developing world, is fundamentally wrong and not hard to show that. the economic theory i learned that grad school is you are supposed to have many going from rich countries to poor countries, capital from rich countries to poor countries, the money should be going to the united states to china to malaysia to other poor countries. that matters because that would mean we would be running trade surpluses with those countries, using that money to build up their infrastruc

. >> tonight, senator bernie sanders on how it fell apart after seven years of promising repeal. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. [ cheers and applause ] >> and where we go from here with michael moore. >> i think we have to let obamacare go its way for a while. >>> and another escalation in the devin nunes debacle when "all in" starts right now. >> nobody knew health care could be so complicated. >>> good evening from los angeles, i'm chris hayes. obamacare is alive and trumpcare is dead. and the republican party with control of the white house and majorities in both the senate and house of representatives is reeling tonight after failing to achieve what has been their single biggest goal for the past seven years and the number-one agenda item of donald trump's presidency. minutes before it was due for a vote today, house republicans, led by speaker paul ryan, pulled the bill that would have repealed and replaced the affordable care act after it became obvious they lacked the votes within their own caucus. despite a pressure

bernie sanders. >> yeah into they were, like, who was this guy with bernie sanders? >> yeah. ( applause ) >> trevor: that was a big thing that you did. >> yeah. >> trevor: the question is why? i mean, i understood at the time, but, i mean, why was that so important for you? >> i'm an american, and i love this constitution, i love this republic and the potential it stands for, and i bought the hype. when we're in grade school, they preach propaganda to you. when you buy it and believe it, it's quite a dream. i have been an activist since i was 15. my grandmother was a devoid democrat and worked with dr. king and tirelessly in elections. i have been working elections since i was six years old and have been mentored by people who were there. it is my responsibility as an african-american and an american to be a part of the political process. when i saw sanders tweet that one of the first things he would do is restore the voting rights act when he talked about decriminalizing marijuana, taking it off the scheduled list, which i thought our former president should do, because he's a black ma

microsoft than they are to verizon. stuart: i'd love to know what bernie sanders would say about this. tens and tens of millions of dollars for failure, i'm going to call it failure because it was. am i too harsh. liz: he tends to make a virtue out of incompetence. he said to a small businessman, i don't care about your income. so maybe he doesn't care. >> and fans, they don't mind seeing lebron james getting the paycheck. it's the guy end of the bench that offends them. in her defense, i would say once these tech companies kind of hit their see-- zenith and start to decline, it's hard to turn around. stuart: young people, they're not put off by the word socialism. a recent poll show four in ten of those underage 30 have a favorable or somewhat favorable few of socialism. what's with that, freeman? >> the failure of the american education system. what can you say? other than the failure of our educational system when you look at the horror, the millions of people who died in the last century victimized by this ideology and today since 1999, what's happened with venezuela. we're seeing

reporting on what appears to have been a coordinated russian effort to flood bernie sanders supporters and bernie sanders facebook groups with anti-hillary clinton spam and fake news during the election, stories about hillary clinton murdering her opponents and using body doubles and all this crazy stuff. one sanders facebook page administrator started tracking down where these nuts stories were coming from and found that at least 40% of the domain registrations were in places like macedonia and albania and elsewhere in eastern europe. another facebook group administrator told the huffington post "it came in like a wave, like a tsunami. it was a flood of misinformation." now, a lot of the people posting these things from foreign countries claimed to be bernie sanders fans who had decided to vote for trump or had decided to vote for jill stein because hillary clinton was a murdering person with body doubles and all the rest of it. i mean, the goal, obviously, was to depress democratic turnout, to inflame the mistrust that already existed between different parts of the party, to give peo

leaked tax return shows he paid a higher tax rate than president obama and bernie sanders. time for them to get off the witch hunt. and a brand new artificial infell against, bill gates says any robot replacing a human worker should be taxed. is he right. david: an ai tax. declaring war on the environment, some liberals say the president is doing that with major cuts to the epa. some here say he's just trying to protect our economy. we this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> some environmentalists accusing the trump administration of declaring war on the environment. it saves plans to slash epa funds and staff and regulations are going to harm our health. but what it will do is protect our economy. how so, john? >

19.6%. that is a lot less. senator bernie sanders who thinks everybody ought to pay way more taxes -- in 2014, bernie sanders paid 13.5%. that is more than ten percentage points lower than trump paid in 2005. what is it all mean? trace gallagher is here to figure it out. >> we just heard from the journalist who obtained the tax returns, the two pages, he thinks theys, may have been put there by the trump administration. $31 million in alternative minimum tax which he is against, he would have paid like $5 million.. a lot of hype, very little content and the viewers did not like it. some tweeting, is rachel maddow filibustering her own show? why won't rachel maddow release trump's tax returns?ad what is she hiding? very little information coming out of those returns. >> tucker: he has paid a lot more in taxes than bernie sanders, how hilarious is that? we will be back. ur brand new ca. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters

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bernie sanders. >> something is fundamentally wrong. this is "all in america" bernie sanders in trump county from mcdowell county west virginia, here is chris hayes. >> good evening from the mountain view high school in mcdowell county, west virginia, where we've come for a show. we are calling "bernie sanders in trump country." all right. president trump of course did get 75% of the vote in the general election here in mcdowell county and he made a lot of promises to the people here. first and foremost, the return of jobs in the coal industry whose decline is decimated in mcdowell county. people could lose access to vital coverage under the gop plan. and tonight, we'll talk about all of that with members of this community as well as with senator bernie sanders who joins me now. [cheers and applause ] >> a friendly crowd for you, senator. why -- you and i were in ka noesh sha, wisconsin, very different place, in a lot of respects, but a place that voted for donald trump by a very thin margin. this place voted for trump by a very wide margin. why did you want to come down to mcdowell c

and bernie sanders. >> something is fundamentally wrong. this is "all in america" bernie sanders in trump county from mcdowell county, west virginia, here is chris hayes. >> good evening from the mountain view high school in mcdowell county, west virginia, where we've come for a show. we are calling "bernie sanders in trump country." all right. president trump of course did get 75% of the vote in the general election here in mcdowell county and he made a lot of promises to the people here. first and foremost, the return of jobs in the coal industry whose decline is decimated in mcdowell county. people could lose access to vital coverage under the gop plan. and tonight, we'll talk about all of that with members of this community as well as with senator bernie sanders who joins me now. [cheers and applause ] [cheers and applause ] >> a friendly crowd for you, senator. why -- you and i were in kenosha, wisconsin, very different place, in a lot of respects, but a place that voted for donald trump by a very thin margin. this place voted for trump by a very wide margin. why did you want t

history of humanity than donald trump and bernie sanders. they are fundamentally and totally different. they believe different things. they are absolutely at odds with one another on every single issue. i mean, you just cannot even-- even in places where people think they agree there are fundamental differences. why do i keep getting asked that question? because in incredibly unstable moments in history in those moments of radical transformation and transition the middle doesn't work. those who advocate for a status quo who say i just wanted to keep going this way and we will tinker around the edges does not work and so those who propose alternative visions who say we got a go this way or that way, or amplified. they are heard more and embraced more. in 2016, by the way it was the worst campaign in the history of humankind. i say that suddenly. i don't want to overplay it. 1800 was really bad and 1876 was a disaster. imf for storing a presidential elections and i can take you to everyone, but this one stood out and the reason it did was the same reason the previous worst election in th

the president. before we go to our correspondents and panel and bernie sanders, let's take a look at the comments. >> we were very close. it was a very, very tight margin. we had no democrats support. we had no votes from the democrats. they weren't going to give us a single vote so it's a very difficult thing to do. i've been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode. it is exploding right now. we couldn't quite there. we're just a very small number of votes short. in terms of getting our bill passed. a lot of people don't realize how good our bill was because they were viewing phase one, but when you add phase two, which was mostly the signings of secretary price, who's behind me, and you add phase three, which i think we would have gotten, it became a great bill. premiums would have gone down and it would have been very stable, very strong. what would be really good with no democrats support if the democrats, when it explode, which it will soon, if they got together with us, and got a real health care bill, i'd