Bernie Sanders

Well, that's what politics is about.

I do. And Gaza then becomes a moral issue that you cannot run away from. But at the end of the day, You know, we have to ask ourselves, why are we are where we are? And it's a funny thing. I was talking to my staff when we were driving in today and reviewing. There was a, I think it was Pew, P-E-W. They do these studies. Yeah, they do things. And they ask the question.

I do. And Gaza then becomes a moral issue that you cannot run away from. But at the end of the day, You know, we have to ask ourselves, why are we are where we are? And it's a funny thing. I was talking to my staff when we were driving in today and reviewing. There was a, I think it was Pew, P-E-W. They do these studies. Yeah, they do things. And they ask the question.

I do. And Gaza then becomes a moral issue that you cannot run away from. But at the end of the day, You know, we have to ask ourselves, why are we are where we are? And it's a funny thing. I was talking to my staff when we were driving in today and reviewing. There was a, I think it was Pew, P-E-W. They do these studies. Yeah, they do things. And they ask the question.

I may be a little bit wrong here, but they said they do it. And they say, are you better off today than somebody in your situation, middle class, whatever you are? War 40 years ago. That's the question.

I may be a little bit wrong here, but they said they do it. And they say, are you better off today than somebody in your situation, middle class, whatever you are? War 40 years ago. That's the question.

I may be a little bit wrong here, but they said they do it. And they say, are you better off today than somebody in your situation, middle class, whatever you are? War 40 years ago. That's the question.

I don't mean that. I don't even mean statistically. I'm going beyond that. Are you better off than somebody in your position? How do you feel? Do you think somebody in your condition? No. Was living better 40 years ago, or are you living better today? I think the average person would say no. That's right.

I don't mean that. I don't even mean statistically. I'm going beyond that. Are you better off than somebody in your position? How do you feel? Do you think somebody in your condition? No. Was living better 40 years ago, or are you living better today? I think the average person would say no. That's right.

I don't mean that. I don't even mean statistically. I'm going beyond that. Are you better off than somebody in your position? How do you feel? Do you think somebody in your condition? No. Was living better 40 years ago, or are you living better today? I think the average person would say no. That's right.

That's an astonishing— All right, so let's go through the economics of it, and then we'll go through the broader issue. Economics, this is an amazing fact. And again, it's something that people don't talk about because you've got a lot of— The Republicans want to make change. It's almost always the wrong kind of change. And the Democrats want to maintain the status quo, which is unsustainable.

That's an astonishing— All right, so let's go through the economics of it, and then we'll go through the broader issue. Economics, this is an amazing fact. And again, it's something that people don't talk about because you've got a lot of— The Republicans want to make change. It's almost always the wrong kind of change. And the Democrats want to maintain the status quo, which is unsustainable.

That's an astonishing— All right, so let's go through the economics of it, and then we'll go through the broader issue. Economics, this is an amazing fact. And again, it's something that people don't talk about because you've got a lot of— The Republicans want to make change. It's almost always the wrong kind of change. And the Democrats want to maintain the status quo, which is unsustainable.

Yeah. That's what the choices that people have. Yeah. All right.

Yeah. That's what the choices that people have. Yeah. All right.

Yeah. That's what the choices that people have. Yeah. All right.

I don't feel sorry for you.

I don't feel sorry for you.

I don't feel sorry for you.

It's just a refusal to look in the mirror. That's exactly right. Here's a fact. This is an astounding fact. Nobody talks about it. And this is the other thing. More important than anything else is people want to say, do you know what is going on in my life? And if you don't talk about that reality, no one's going to trust you at all. Yeah. All right. Fact. But let's call people Latinx, Bernie.