Bernie Sanders

So, hey, Joe, how are you? How's the wife? Kids good and well? Listen, this is what we got. They know each other. So, and it's Republicans and Democrats. Check it out. I mean, former, literally, leaders of the Republican and Democratic Party. So it's money, it's connections, it's friendship. its ability to write tough legislation. You think writing a tax bill is easy? It's not.

So, hey, Joe, how are you? How's the wife? Kids good and well? Listen, this is what we got. They know each other. So, and it's Republicans and Democrats. Check it out. I mean, former, literally, leaders of the Republican and Democratic Party. So it's money, it's connections, it's friendship. its ability to write tough legislation. You think writing a tax bill is easy? It's not.

So, hey, Joe, how are you? How's the wife? Kids good and well? Listen, this is what we got. They know each other. So, and it's Republicans and Democrats. Check it out. I mean, former, literally, leaders of the Republican and Democratic Party. So it's money, it's connections, it's friendship. its ability to write tough legislation. You think writing a tax bill is easy? It's not.

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You need really sophisticated accountants. Line 48, Section 3, da-da-da-da. Just inject this one sentence in there.

You need really sophisticated accountants. Line 48, Section 3, da-da-da-da. Just inject this one sentence in there.

Please answer yes. I'm 83 years of age, so that is... I think I've run my last race.

Please answer yes. I'm 83 years of age, so that is... I think I've run my last race.

Please answer yes. I'm 83 years of age, so that is... I think I've run my last race.

The oligarchy tour is— I think we're all looking at it like that. No, it's not a passing the baton. I happen to—you know, I think Alexandria is great. But it's not my job to determine who the new leaders are. You know, people have each of them. As I mentioned, in the House, there are a lot of great people. In the Senate, there's some good people.

The oligarchy tour is— I think we're all looking at it like that. No, it's not a passing the baton. I happen to—you know, I think Alexandria is great. But it's not my job to determine who the new leaders are. You know, people have each of them. As I mentioned, in the House, there are a lot of great people. In the Senate, there's some good people.

The oligarchy tour is— I think we're all looking at it like that. No, it's not a passing the baton. I happen to—you know, I think Alexandria is great. But it's not my job to determine who the new leaders are. You know, people have each of them. As I mentioned, in the House, there are a lot of great people. In the Senate, there's some good people.

And there are people who are not in office right now. But the oligarchy tool was an effort to say to the country that there are people all over America who are going to stand up to this oligarchy. They don't want a government of billionaires. They're going to stand up to authoritarianism.

And there are people who are not in office right now. But the oligarchy tool was an effort to say to the country that there are people all over America who are going to stand up to this oligarchy. They don't want a government of billionaires. They're going to stand up to authoritarianism.

And there are people who are not in office right now. But the oligarchy tool was an effort to say to the country that there are people all over America who are going to stand up to this oligarchy. They don't want a government of billionaires. They're going to stand up to authoritarianism.

There are people, as I'm sure you're familiar with, a young woman from Turkey, for God's sakes, was in Massachusetts, went to Tufts University. You remember that? This woman walks down the street, suddenly guys grab her with masks on, throw her into a van, take her to a detention center. Why? Because she wrote an op-ed critical of the war in Gaza. Really? That's what goes on in America?

There are people, as I'm sure you're familiar with, a young woman from Turkey, for God's sakes, was in Massachusetts, went to Tufts University. You remember that? This woman walks down the street, suddenly guys grab her with masks on, throw her into a van, take her to a detention center. Why? Because she wrote an op-ed critical of the war in Gaza. Really? That's what goes on in America?

There are people, as I'm sure you're familiar with, a young woman from Turkey, for God's sakes, was in Massachusetts, went to Tufts University. You remember that? This woman walks down the street, suddenly guys grab her with masks on, throw her into a van, take her to a detention center. Why? Because she wrote an op-ed critical of the war in Gaza. Really? That's what goes on in America?

And we're seeing that. So, you know, this was an opportunity for people by the zillion. We were shocked, to be honest with you. When I ran for president, we had very large turnouts. These are larger. I mean, in L.A., we had 36,000. In Denver, we had 34. I mean, insane, insane turnouts. We went to Idaho. The most conservative state in the country. We had 12,000 people out outside of Boise.

And we're seeing that. So, you know, this was an opportunity for people by the zillion. We were shocked, to be honest with you. When I ran for president, we had very large turnouts. These are larger. I mean, in L.A., we had 36,000. In Denver, we had 34. I mean, insane, insane turnouts. We went to Idaho. The most conservative state in the country. We had 12,000 people out outside of Boise.