special counsel robert mueller into russian meddling. meanwhile, in brooklyn, senator bernie sanders officially launched his 2020 campaign to be the democratic candidate for president, adding his name to a crowded field that now numbers at least ten candidates. kim gittleson has the latest. will the second time be the charm for bernie sanders? in a fiery speech at the frigid brooklyn launch of his 2020 presidential bid, the independent senator from vermont promised to advocate for economic, racial and environmentaljustice. he also positioned himself in direct opposition to current us president donald trump, who he called "the most dangerous president in modern american history." unlike donald trump, who shot down the government and left 800,000 federal employees without income to pay their bills... crowd booing. ..i know what it's like to be in a family that lives paycheque to paycheque. for his part, mr trump, at a major conservative gathering, also on saturday, took indirect aim at mr sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist. mr sanders has been seen as one factor pushing the democra

to the 1% in large corporations that under a bernie sanders administration, and you are not going to be getting more tax breaks. quite the contrary. we're going to end your tax breaks and your loopholes. you are going to start paying your fair share of taxes. [ crowd chanting ] we will no longer accept the absurd situation where large mul multibillion-dollar corporations like amazon, netflix and general motors pay nothing in federal income taxes. and we're not going to allow these corporations and the billionaires to stash their money in cayman islands and other tax havens. yes, the wealthy and multinational corporations will start paying their fair share of taxes. we're going to end austerity for working families and bring a little austerity for the wealthy and the powerful. today we say to the military industrial complex that we will not continue to spend $700 billion a year on the military more than the top ten nations combined. we're going to invest in affordable housing. we're going to invest in public educati education. and we're going to invest in our crumbli crumbling infrast

the intelligence community. always taking place at any moment now, u.s. center bernie sande sanders' first major campaign rally since launching his 2020 bid. he is returning to his native brooklyn for's spee today's spe. so let's get started with sarah westwood. what can we expect from the president at cpac? >> reporter: well, president trump is emerging from a week of rough headlines on the foreign policy front and domestically, so we do expect him to try to turn the page on all of that. ful be t fulle it be the first time that we're seeing him since he left val vietnam empty-handed. so we may see him try to characterize in that summit in positive light. that is certainly what mike pence did when he spoke at the same conservative gathering yesterday. perhaps providing a preview to the kind of spin that we'll see from president trump. we also saw him argue last night on twitter that his words in vietnam had been misinterpreted when he said that the american student who died days after his release from north korean custody warmbier, he said that he believed kim jung-un when the north

going to check... these people are sick. they're sick. bernie sanders kick starts his campaign for the white house, vowing to fight against corporate greed, hatred and lies. mission control: three, two, one, zero, ignition, lift—off. paving the way for passenger travel nasa and spacex test launch their new ‘astronaut taxi'. bushfires sweep south east australia, as the country struggles with the hottest summer on record. and japan's blooming economy — why cherry blossom season has become big business. it's been a busy weekend in us politics. at a gathering of conservatives in washington president trump furiously condemned the investigation by special counsel robert mueller into russian meddling. meanwhile, in brooklyn, senator bernie sanders officially launched his 2020 campaign to be the democratic candidate for president, adding his name to a crowded field that now numbers at least ten candidates. kim gittleson has the latest. will the second time be the charm for bernie sanders? in a fiery speech at the frigid brooklyn launch of his 2020 presidential bid, the independent senato

face who got away with murder. bernie sanders still refuses to denounce nicolas maduro. tonight you will hear from a former venezuelan mayor living in exile on the run. plus we have exclusive new photos coming into our show from inside a hospital during venezuela's worst blackout in history that occurred yesterday. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. back to the jobs report and the 10-year anniversary of the longest bull run in history. edward lawrence is here with more. reporter: the jobs report lack but showing bright spots. adding just 20,000 jobs in february. but the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.8%. it's a fluky number. it doesn't jibe with other things going opening. reporter: the solid wage growth in the jobs report comes as we hit a 10-year anniversary for the bull market. the dow was 6,547. just look at it today. investors are a little uneasy even with the gains since 2009. the chinese took the first major step forward formally introducing a foreign investment law. it will bar employees from demanding that foreign companies hand over their sec

." ready to rally, senator bernie sanders is about to hold his first 2020 campaign rally. how he's changing the race and getting personal. >>> democrats demanding all documents related to jared kushner's security clearance and they want it by monday. there is new fallout to discuss. >>> ripple effects of michael cohen's testimony. how it could haunt the president even after he leaves office. >>> tax time. the house poised to call for the president's tax returns. what democrats are expecting to find especially after cohen's testimony. >>> but first, at the top of the hour, bernie sanders set 0 kick off his 2020 presidential run at any moment with a rally in brooklyn college. there you see a woman familiar to many of you who are bernie fans. that is his wife jane right now. not sure if she's going to be introducing bernie or if she will be one of a litany of speakers leading into him. beth fouhy is standing by for us there. with a welcome to you. look, he is expected to get personal in his speech, beth. what are we going to hear from him? >> reporter: hey there alex. jane sanders jus

for bowing. china, ethiopia. we have the airlines that still use them coming up. to bernie sanders claiming his radical ideas have gone mainstream. but we have more details about his key policy positions that are way out of the far left mainstream and will no doubt infuriate his base. alexandria ocasio-cortez trying to claim gop tolls are you behind complaints about her campaign violations. this has democrats say behind the scenes, can alexandria ocasio-cortez's 15 minutes of fame be over in joe biden jumps into the fray? to venezuela. secretary of state michael pompeo moments ago blaming cuba and russia for the crisis there. venezuela's interim president juan guaido says the victims who died during the worst ever blackout were murdered by mat duro regime. thank you so much for watching us. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] liz: welcome to the show, you are watching the fox business network. let's get to you edward lawrence in washington with the latest on the budget fight. >> the president's budget is dead on arrival before they actu

contender, according to this, joe biden who isn't even in the race! in second place, bernie sanders, right where he finished last time. we want to take a closer with you with the numbers here with cnn's washington correspondent ryan nobles. >> reporter: the campaign is on and 14 candidates who have officially announced or formed exploratory committees. despite having so many candidates in the field the results have not changed that much from our survey back in december. take a look where things stand right now. . joe biden and bernie sanders top the field by a pretty wide margin and sanders trailing by only two points from biden and not another candidate that cracks 10%. warren 9% and harris 7% and o'rourke 4%. not one other candidate we polled register above the 1% mark and important because a candidate must earn at least 1% in three different polls to gain access to the upcoming dnc debates. there is some movement from what we saw in december and that is to the benefit of bernie sanders. take a look where things are from a couple of months ago. sanders only at 19% at that particular time

bernie sanders kicked off his presidential campaign in brooklyn this past weekend with some friends is. well it is segment is not about bernie sanders because the presidential election is in for over a year and a half from now and to me talking about it now feels like talking about how exactly you're going to clean the like a dog off your carpet that you're pretty positive real occurred nineteen months from now. you know it might be useful to discuss but there are more important things right now and i prefer to talk about ideas because ideas matter and many of bernie's ideas are scary to the ruling elite right granted it's a bit funny to give a speech go and do you know what medicare for oh yes you are let me write how do you want because. then follow me to the completely unaccountable black box voting machines where no one can boeing make you get the word boat example or the western world. where i spotted you know what that might go point is these ideas are not what your corporate rulers want to hear and that's why it's important for the mainstream media to act like they are toxic

, we are going to check... these people are sick. they are sick. bernie sanders kick starts his campaign for the white house, vowing to fight against greed, hated and lies. 3, 2, 1, zero, lift off. paving the way for passenger travel — nasa and spacex test launch their new astronaut taxi. bushfires sweep south east australia, as the country struggles with the hottest summer on record. and japan's blooming economy — why cherry blossom season has become big business. hello. after a difficult week, including damaging evidence from his former lawyer, michael cohen, president trump has been addressing conservative activists. he used his speech to try to descredit the investigation into russian interference, which is expected to report in the coming weeks. but they fight so hard on this witch—hunt, this phoney deal they have put together, this phoney thing that now looks like it is a dying so they have nothing with russia. there is no collusion. so now they have morphed into let's inspect every deal he has done, we are going to check... these people are sick. they area check...

you for having me. >> bernie sanders officially in this race. there are 11 more expected to enter. to the his path to get democratic nomination? guest: his path is reclaiming that progressive base that he ginned up support of an 2016 and expanding that. the party has moved in this direction since the 2016 election. he is looking to capitalize on the support that he has and also expand his support and maybe people who did not follow the election as closely know that he is the true progressive candidate. he is the one who has held these views for as long as he has been in public office. host: the difference, he was the only candidate challenging hillary clinton. progressives,ther calmly harris, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, she said she gets results. circles he square that with his bid to run for the white house and yet face these challenges from many people who agree with the issues? guest: the challenge will be a little bit more intense for him this time because, like you said, he will face other democrats that call themselves progressives. one thing he has going for him is tha

board with cortez's push on stock trades. we'll show you the bernie sanders you never knew. the bernie sanders you never knew before. we dug into sanders' policy positions that are hard left progressive based. he's not as hard left as progressives might think. it's all unfolding as the fight escalates between bernie's cam and hillary's. we listened to what jerry nadler said during the bill clinton impeachment hearing. we'll spell out what nadler's position was then and what it means now for president trump. juan guaido is back and he's striking right at the heart of nicolas maduro's power. he's getting government workers to walk out of their jobs and go on strike against nicolas maduro. this as maduro's allies bracing for new sanctions that the trump administration wants. that could spell chaos for the socialist regime there. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. juan guaido is back. maduro has threatened to imprison him. guaido is calling for strikes to put pressure on maduro to resign and leave of

is really getting squeezed? we report, you just might want to hide all that and bernie sanders in new york, to compare kim hoods with the president of the united states, and money mae stro on the good financial karma of round this president of the united states, sure the dow 's nine-week streak of gains has stopped but when it comes to making money that doesn't mean you have to. it is simpler than you think, as long as you think simply. he'll explain because the karma is here on the show that's all about good karma, even when all the news isn't good that's why we're here, that's why we're live, and that's why we are starting right now. all right, it has been a who's who of big conservative leaders addressing cpac but the biggest of all after a whirl wind week overseas and here at home is the president of the united states and at cpac they are getting ready to hear him and roar with him fox news correspondent ellison barber at the white house with the latest. reporter: neil, yeah so vice president mike pence addressed the conservative conference yesterday president trump will do th

bernie sanders a little later on in the show with you, so let's stick to warren. do you think this is a good policy proposal? >> i think she's right we need stronger antitrust law but i think it has to be a case-by-case basis to go after the privileging on platforms. let me give you the paradigm case, microsoft's case, where the government went after microsoft for tying the internet explorer. they said you can't privilege internet floorer. but the government never broke microsoft up. there's a difference to say whether you should privilege companies and make sure they aren't preferencing their own products versus breaking them up. >> let's take facebook as a case. if you want to remove yourself from facebook, you're not in a position to take yourself off facebook, instagram, what's app. they snapped up all of these -- you don't have necessarily a lot of choice and they're doing that deliberately. do you think that's fair? >> i had said when facebook acquires what's app and when they acquired instagram, they should have been reviewed. the horizontal mergers, the sec should have revi

. and more on the real bernie sanders you never knew. the rnc going after and materials for demanding that the government seize companies, including energy and electricity. he lives large like a capitalist, those are the accusations from the clinton camp. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. christina? >> this is the first veto of his presidency. we know he declared a national emergency without congressional approval. now he vetoed it. he held a price conference in his office. he said it's important to move ahead with this because it's a threat to american security flips an influx of immigrants. the border crisis is creating and adding to the drug crisis in america. president trump: since 1976 presidents have declared 59 nationality emergencies. they often involve protecting form citizens in far-off lands. yet congress has not terminated any one of them. every single one of them is still in existence. but we don't worry about our lands. we worry about other people's land. reporter: nancy pelosi issued a

bernie sanders. front-runner? >> heidi heitkamp. our producers watched the sunday shows so you don't have to. >> president trump facing stiff, new challenges after a failed summit in vietnam. >> why was the president unable to negotiate a break through? >> the president did give up a great deal. >> the president's view is he gave nothing away. >> they were not willing to walk through the door that he opened for them. >> they didn't walk through it. >> he can hold it open again. >> the president seemed to ab solve kim jong-un in the torture and death of otto warmbier. >> do you take kim jong-un at his word? >> the president takes him at his word. >> but what about you? >> my opinion doesn't matter. >> former lawyer and fixer michael cohen testified before congress about alleged illegal tiftd as president. >> this is a guy with zero credit bltd. >> mr. cohen doesn't have a great record of voracity. >> it's an impeachable offense. >> nothing that the president did wrong. >> nothing? >> show me where the president did anything to be impeached. >> do you think he obstructed justice?

this is bbc world news today. our top stories: bernie sanders launches his campaign for the white house at a rally in new york. the liberal senator is hoping to be chosen to run against president trump in 2020. i experienced as a child living with afamily i experienced as a child living with a family that struggled economically the powerfully influenced my life and my values. i know where i came from! after a bruising week, president trump tells conservative activists that the forthcoming report on alleged russian interference is part of an attempt to take him out. the us urges britain to embrace its intensive farming methods, including chlorine—washed chicken, to help secure a post—brexit trade deal. roger federer has won his 100th atp title, cementing his position as one of the most successful tennis players ever. hello and welcome to world news today. we will no longer tolerate the greed of corporate america — that's the message from bernie sanders, who's launched his bid to topple donald trump in the 2020 us presidential election. the veteran us senator was speaking at a

, joe biden who hasn't even decided on a run tops the list in a brand new iowa poll. but bernie sanders is gaining ground. could this be the push biden needs to finally make the jump? no survivors, eight americans among the 157 people killed in an ethiopian airlines flight that crashed just minutes after takeoff. it's the second crash in five months involving a brand new boeing plane. >>> access granted. another pay to play scheme that ends with an opportunity to interact with the president at mar-a-lago, but wait until you hear who may be behind the sales pitch. >>> but first, our top story and the poll position, the first big iowa presidential poll of the year. it is out. and it shows that former vice president joe biden, a man not even officially in the race, has pulled ahead of the pack as the top nominee in iowa. potential caucus goers were asked who their first choice for president is and biden came out first with 27%. sanders trails close behind with 25% giving them huge leads over contenders like kamala harris, beto o'rourke and cory booker. candidates have been investigating a who

kids that's for sure. >> brennan: we'll talk with senator bernie sanders about his campaign. plus allegations from a former nevada lawmaker that former vice president joe biden touched and kissed her without consent. analysis on that story and others are just ahead on face the nation. good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with vermont independent senator and candidate for the democratic presidential nomination bernie sanders. he joins us from burlington. good morning to you, senator. let's start off, because i do want to get to some of your platform issues, but let's start with these allegations from lucy flores, a nevada poll -- politician who you had endorsed and who in the past has been supportive of you. she hasn't endorsed a candidate in this particular race, but she's accused vice president joe biden of inappropriate touching. you know her. do you believe her? what do you make of this? >> i have no reason not to believe lucy, and i think what this speaks to is the need to fundamentally change the culture of this country and to create environmen

trying to ex foats corruption. we ask, where is the outrage here. we take you to bernie sanders. he's in iowa. but we are digging deeper into how he has run his campaign operation. did bernie have a campaign problem like the one alexandria ocasio-cortez has. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald and the evening edit * starts right now. [♪] welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. let's get straight to the developments out of venezuela. reporter: american journalist corey weddle is home after venezuelan security foarlts arrested him and deported him. he had been living in cara castle until yesterday when venezuelan authorities the arrested him. >> i was detained pretty much every day with my face covered with a ski mask with counter intelligence folks. it's been a stressful few days. reporter: the maduro regime blocks international aid. the trump administration says they are considering allowing venezuelans to stay here during the crisis. there are 74,000 asylum applications for venezuela. >> what there is to review? we all pointed out the urgency of t

about it. the standard that was set by bernie sanders two years ago in the campaign that hillary clinton wound up stealing from him, you know, he set the standard. every other candidate running this s year, this time around, just about, has picked up the mantle of that democratic social litcsociallism and people have remember it's not a platform of ideas and services and pre-stuff that they will give away. socialism is a form of tyranny. it's a form of government so you control people's leaves all the way down to what they put in their lives. that's not something that's made upe and you can go back over th past hundred years and you can see a hundred million people have perished, have been killed under that kind of tyranny. the funny thing is, when people -- when republicans try to address this stuff seriously, and they talk about the cost of something like the new green deal or the green dream or whatever it is, there is no money. we underestimate the power of socialism. socialism doesn't need money. they have prisons. they can make people work. and that's what socialism is, and

? i would like to watch television. >> sean: just like socialist comrade bernie sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez's rhetoric doesn't match her action. the new york post says alexandria ocasio-cortez wracks up huge transportation expenses instead of taking the subway. she called for abolishing airplanes. and bernie sanders and hillary clinton cruise around in their private jets. alexandria ocasio-cortez wants to apolish fossil fuels while she takes private rides. she said living in the world as it is is not an argument against working towards a better future. nice try. why is it those that shout the loudest for climate change are the last to lead by example? well, it doesn't look like the american people are buying it. look at this new poll. americans rejecting a turn towards socialism because a green new deal would be an economic nightmare and everything free comes at a high cost. while the hate trump media mob ignores radical democrats, they smear the president no matter what. they all but ignored the president's historic summit in vietnam and only covered it after the president wa

foreign agents good to have you with us so bernie sanders kicked off his presidential campaign in brooklyn this past weekend with some fans here. with a segment is not about bernie sanders because the presidential election isn't for over a year and a half from now and to me talking about it now feels like talking about how exactly you're going to clean the like a dog off your carpet that you're pretty positive will occur and nineteen months from now. you know it might be useful to discuss but there are more important things right now and i prefer to talk about ideas because ideas matter and many of bernie's ideas are scary to the ruling elite right granted it's a bit funny to give us free to go and do you ever ah do you are let me write how do you want because. then follow me to the completely unaccountable black box voting machines with no use for example making it the worst voting system in the western world oh. wait you were right. what that. go point is these ideas are not what your corporate rulers want to hear and that's why it's important for the mainstream media to act lik

sanders. according to the latest report coauthored, welcome to bernie 2.0, a more professional campaign based in washington with a team that is embracing a more personal message, a more diverse staff and much more organized nationwide operation. it's all backed by the strongest fund-raising operation in the 2020 democratic field. with us tonight, gabby or, and let's start with you in your reporting of bernie sanders. it does sound a bit like a different bernie sanders in 2016. is that going to benefit him or could it potentially hurt him with his grass roots supporters? >> sure. i think it's something that could cut either way. one of the things i'm interested in seeing tomorrow when senator sanders launches his campaign in brooklyn is whether or not his attempt to weave more of his personal story into his campaign will really resonate with the grass roots base that's been lit up by hearing senator sanders talk about policies like medicare for all and the $15 minimum wage. sanders is someone who hasn't liked to talk about him a lot much to the chagrin of his aides. but he's exp

arabs he says my personal preference is sitting senator bernie sanders he has demonstrated his ability to connect with millions of americans on the issues he's the most electable candidate and the one who can beat trump he's not the only one who says it and alexander says i believe senator sanders platform is far more representative of my values and other candidates in the democratic field any surprise party that senator centers is you know thrown out back in the ring right now it's all about name recognition and that's why you see joe biden bernie sanders pulling that one into this difference for standards here is this isn't twenty sixteen he's not just running against hillary clinton which was as far from a progressive democrat as you can get still be a democrat he's going to be running against five or six other really truly progressive people who aren't seventy something years old and scream all the time so this is going to be a much different election for him so i think you're on to something there with the sort of you know name recognition but with biden you know it's i think bide

would hit right at the heart of maduro's financial lifeline. we take to you bernie sanders. his backers increasingly worried his team's blood feud with the clinton campaign will. there is a split erupting between sanders and ocasio-cortez. and we big deeper into ocasio-cortez's campaign crisis. we have the anti-corruption group who just filed one of the government complaints against her campaign. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. you are watching the fox business network. let's get to the late-breaking developments in venezuela. reporter: opposition leader and interim president juan guaido, but nicolas maduro remains. john bolton says the administration is pursuing several initiatives to help transition maduro from power. he said the united states is putting foreign and financial institutions on notice that they will face sanctions for being involved in facilitating illegitimate transactions that benefit nicolas maduro and his corrupt network. authorities have detained an american journalist living and working in caracas. the state department is aware

tv this weekend on c-span 3. senator bernie sanders held a rally in concord, new hampshire last weekend, his first visit to the state since announcing his bid for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. ♪ taking it to the streets taking it to the streets oh, yeah taking it to the streets ♪ ♪ taking it to the streets bernie sanders: thank you all. [chanting] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie sanders: thank you. you know, i know we new englanders are hearty souls, but frankly we did not expect to see so many people here this morning. thank you all very much. [cheering] let me thank, pardon the spins, for their music. let me thank nicky casey and justin mess mer and charl town and ginny tower for their remarks and richard agula of the state employees association. was going to be here but i guess the roads kept them away. where's richard? >> we're here! bernie sanders: he's here. all right! [applause] bernie sanders: the roads did not keep him away. all right. we got a lot to talk about because we are living in an extraordinary moment in american history. we're living in

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the wagons for trump this week. will that change? >> bernie sanders kicks off his campaign. now that other democratic candidates adopted all of his ideas will 2020 voters still feel the bern? (vo) we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a few years old or dinosaur old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car and say hello to the new way... at carvana. >>> if you're like me you watched the michael cohen hearing this week and were conflicted. on one hand cohen is a proven liar convicted, in fact, for lying to that very body. on the other the assertions he made corroborate what journalists and legal experts have been suggesting that president trump may be a criminal multiple times over. the

. >>> meantime, any moment now bernie sanders will deliver the first major speech of his 2020 campaign. he is expected to get deeply personal in native brooklyn as the 77-year-old reintroduces himself to voters. cnn's ryan nobles is live in brooklyn. ryan, what can be expected there? >> reporter: well, fred, we're expecting a very different tone from bernie sanders than we saw four years ago. sanders mainly stuck to the themes of his policy positions four years ago, pushing progressive issues that have really become central ten et cetera of the democratic partied. in brooklyn today, he is going to strike a more personal tone, talk about his upbringing in brooklyn, the rent controlled apartment that he and his immigrant parents live in on a middle class income, to get to the point he could move on and become the political superstar he is today. this is a calculated move by the sanders team. they acknowledge he was successful four years ago, he didn't win the election. that's the difference between 2016 and 2020. this isn't just about bernie sanders changing the political conversation, h

caucus. the former vice president has not officially announced, but he now leads bernie sanders by two percentage points. that is, though, within the margin of error. in third place, senator elizabeth warren, followed by senator kamala harris and former representative beto o'rourke, who is still teasing a possible 2020 run. senators cory booker and amy klobuchar coming in at 3% a piece there. today, democratic presidential hopefuls are returning to the campaign trail, and here are some highlights from 2020 democrats speaking at south by southwest yesterday. nbc news asked beto o'rourke when would he announce, and he said he's on a, quote, timeline that works for my family and for the country. then, senator warren was asked how she's ideologically different from bernie sanders. >> bernie has to speak to what democratic socialism is. >> you are not one? >> i am not. and the centrists have to speak to whatever they are doing. what i can speak to is what i'm doing. markets have to have rules. they have to have a cop on the beat. markets without rules are theft. >> meanwhile, senator am

elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and kamala harris running for president these are the most naked forms to lead the country. it shows that corruption is rampant amongst the political elites but this is the most naked form of it and pretty disgusting. >> let me get your reaction, what does that say about his image and the way that his ability to be influenced is projected outside of the united states. >> the presidency is for sale, that's why businesspeople from china or any other country, if i pay a certain agency a certain amount of money i can get to mar-a-lago and get access to the president. it's not so different from a fund-raiser people charging $5,000 a plate. the reason they do it is for access but the president is personally profiting at it, because it's happening at his club. >> dan, we talked about it for well over a year now. the president is personally profiting from it. we see the wider orbit of all are profiting as well. >> in fairness, the emoluments clause is rarely litigated the there is an interpretation of it says the president has to benefit from his official

are toxic ideas terrible ideas so i miss n.b.c. covered bernie sanders speech this week and had on a little a little panel to discuss it here is the first person rick tyler's response problem with his story and about bernie sanders in general bernie sanders of father was jewish he was a. polish refugee he escaped from naziism and you would think that the lesson that bernie sanders would have learned about immigrating to united states we're now the son of a jewish refugee is running for president is that a prosperous capitalist society works for people yeah. what are any strikers should have learned from his father's escape from the nazis is that unfettered capitalism rocks. really i would. think the takeaway would have been nazis. they called it a prosperous capitalist society is it prosperous to the sixty one percent yes sixty one percent of americans who can't afford a thousand dollar emergency if their car breaks down there is screwed if their toddlers transpired in the living room there right which is happening more because their duty is what. would it be considered prosperous th

the middle of all of his explaining after years of refusing to do so. bernie sanders finally does a smackdown of socialist venezuela. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" starts right now *. liz: we begin with devastating deadly floods in the midwest. alicia acuna is in denver, colorado with the latest. >> nine million people live in states where a flood warning is in effect. take a look at this map. you can see the swath of the company we are talking about. the missouri and mississippi river basin. the town's water treatment plants and waste water plants are submerged. gary young who lives there says his camper where he lived was destroyed. >> hope for understand. hope that everything can be corresponded. if not, we'll have to figure out how to start over again and rebuild our stuff. reporter: three people died in the flooding. the sheriff in nebraska says an 80-year-old woman died after floodwater trapped her in her home. rescuers were not able to reach her. in iowa which is under a state of emergency. 2,000 people have been evacuated out their homes

/safety. >>> bernie sanders kicked off his campaign in brooklyn on saturday. he took time to showcase his own personal journey which is a real contrast from his 2016 campaign, a signal he may be tweaking appeals to voters the second time around. >> i was born on east 26th street on kings highway. my family and i lived in a 3.5 room rent control apartment. my experience as a child living in a family that struggled economically, powerfully influenced my life and my values. i know where i came from. >> joining me now the cofounder of found true strategies and tiffany cross. thank you both, it is great to have you. >> let's start with this some what, it is just a one line in his speech but it is for bernie sanders, it is a radical departure from where he was last time when his advisers tried to convince him to talk about his own stories. he flat out refused because he thinks politics should be about ideas and not personality. >> it is a sharp contrast. as a political advisory, you want to talk about their personal experience and they become relatable. he talked about the way his family st

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announced candidate bernie sanders a close second. but history could be working against biden and sanders who will be 77 and 79 years old on election day. every democratic president in the past 60 years has been in their 40s or 50s. maybe giving hope to some of the younger contenders who are in the race or exploring a bid. the democratic field also got a preview of just what some of the crucial early caucus goers want in that poll. an overwhelming 83% said they want a candidate who will harness positive energy in the party rather than anger at president trump. 81% said they want the candidates to spend a lot of time talking about health care, 80% said the same about climate change, setting up core primary values. 67% of likely caucus goers said they want a candidate who fully backs new taxes for those with more than $50 million in assets. 65% said they want a candidate who backs the green new deal in full. 56% would be satisfied with a candidate who wants to make the u.s. more socialist. trailing medicare for all, which is backed by 49%, 44% legalizing marijuana on a federal level

while and nationalize the car companies that's true socialism now bernie sanders the first indication was this was in the last campaign in two thousand and sixteen when bernie sanders did not disavow the socialist label but he's not really a true socialist he's of industries although you can say that medicare. for all is nationalization of health insurance industry but that's sort of a limited nationalization usually it's regulated but regulation of the i mean i don't i don't i don't you guys obviously have been using the term free stuff and stephen when you react to it nothing is free ok i mean you've got to give up a lot through the free stuff right and i and that's what i worry about i mean this this green new deal i mean it's a ridiculous document i mean i really people that. it wasn't written by experts let's put it that way it was written by a poet stated read marx ok here but the green new deal is sensually is the nationalization of the entire economy and if you look at camilla harris and other people like that with health care for all they're talking about outlawing private ou

what we're about to see today and tomorrow in chicago. this is a different bernie sanders message. why? >> reporter: that's right, phil. and the big reason why is because bernie sanders didn't win four years ago. his campaign realizes that even though he did ignite a political movement, he had millions of supporters, garnered millions of votes, raised millions of dollars, it wasn't enough to win. it wasn't enough to win the democratic nomination, let alone the white house. while many viewed that run four years ago as a signal, way to send a message to the political establishment and effectively move the democratic party to the left, this time around bernie sanders has a much different goal. it is all about winning and that's why you're seeing him do things different in a lot of respects. what we're going to see the next two days is a prime example of that. today in this speech, his first speech of the 2020 campaign, he will get purersonal. talk about living in a rent controlled apartment, being the son of immigrants. he is going to use that as a way to describe why he believes pro

see every day in san francisco, a presidential candidate campaigning. bernie sanders was here with thousands of supporters. >>> get ready, get your umbrellas out, we have another round of rain making its way to the bay area. ryan will tell us when it will hit, and how it will impact our commute. thank you for joining us. we begin with the justice department releasing a summary of special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. natalie brand is live this evening and washington, d.c. with a breakdown of the report and the presidents reaction.>> reporter: attorney general william barr spent the weekend reviewing the special counsel's report before sending a summary to congress. tonight, we have a glimpse into the findings. attorney general william barr released a letter summarizing the findings of robert mueller's investigation. the four-page letter reads, the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 united st

hours for now. >> thanks for joining us, i'm phil mattingly. >> bernie sanders is in his hometown of brooklyn expected to give deep remarks. >> he will struggle on his working class family, coming from a lower middle class family, i will never forget money or lack of money was always a point of stress in our home. i will get to ryan nobles. he's up in brooklyn right now. ryan, the personal touch of the sanders' campaign is something we didn't see a lot in 2016. why is it happening now? >> reporter: yeah, you are absolutely right, phil. one of the thing we will see is a big difference between 2016 and 2020 for the bernie sanders campaign. when it comes to bernie sanders telling that personal story about what made him as a man and what lemd to try and champion some of these big progressive causes that have made him a political superstar and while this campaign certainly want things to be different in that respect, there are a couple of things they want to remain the same. >> that is big crowds showing enthusiastic support for senator bernie sanders. if you can look here behind me this