Bernie Sanders

And I think that one of the things this conversation highlights is that there's a lot of issues that all Americans agree on.

And this ridiculous position that we find ourselves in where you have to be ideologically opposed to one thing because your side supports the other thing, it's just terrible for all of us.

And if we looked at the issues that really face our country and our citizens and our human beings that live here as a community,

We agree on almost all of them.

We agree that you should have a better life.

They should have healthier people.

We should have health care and education.

We should have safer streets.

We should have a community that lets people do what they want to do as long as they're not harming other people.

And I think the divide that we have in this country accentuates the farthest ends of each end of the political spectrum, not recognize that most of us exist in the middle.

Absolutely.

All right, Joe, you're doing a great job.

Thanks, sir.

Thanks very much.

Great to see you again.

You too.

Take care.

Bye-bye.

Bye, everybody.

Is that where it all started? I'll tell you something. Two things. There was a joke going around my neighborhood, Flatbush, and what it said, the three worst people in modern history were Hitler, Stalin, and Walter O'Malley. And not necessarily in that order. That was a joke. But, you know, what I did learn. You're kind of joking about the question. Yeah. But I'll tell you something.