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Breed leading way at 77%. what do you think is driving younger people to embrace socialism more? >> the same thing they let aoc say something that is so stupid. she studied economics at bu. have a failed education system in america its teaching this garbage to young people making them believe that marxism or socialism is actually better than capitalism. capitalism american-style capitalism is brought more people out of poverty and into the middle class brought more wealth and generosity and free...

That is cultural, but you have to remember, not every voter goes to the polls and says who can i vote for based solely on whos going to send me the most money? some people like to vote on national security, terrorism, pro-life issues, that was mentioned. that was absolutely true. there are other things at play. >> all right. >> donald trump checked way more boxes than hillary clinton. >> were going to have plenty of opportunity down the road, guys, to continue this important conversation. scott ...

Joining us. up next, president obama brought leaders to the white house to talk about illegal immigration. but is anyone in either party really serious about stopping illegal immigration and fixing the system so it actually works? our debate with al sharpton. pat bu can on nothing. i want to thank the people by the way, what a warm welcome i got at the college up in buffalo. i gave a speech there. great crowd. anyway, thank you. this is hardball only on msnbc.

Events dedicated to jobs, innovation and the economic recovery. take a listen. >> training and educating our workers, increasing our commitment to research and technology, building new roads and bridges, high speed rail and high speed internet. >> but with the turmoil overseas and the ongoing budget battle in wisconsin, is the message getting through? pat bu can pan is an msnbc analyst. peter fenn is a democratic strategist. thanks for being with us on this sated. >> its kind of late for you. >>...

As pat says, the presidents focus isnt just going to be on growing the economy as much as he would like. but you know, we did see, its sort of encouraging, lynn, oil got to about $100 a barrel and then the stock market rebounded quite a bit on friday. things have stabilized. i think the concern is, okay, we can handle this about 100 bucks a barrel. but we dont want to see it go to $140 because that would have a serious effect on peoples decisions to buy cars, you know to, go out to eat, to spend...

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