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CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS September 29, 2019 17:17:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS September 29, 2019 17:17:00

Positive about nato. and that is very important. and the economy and the tax changes have been positive. so british prime ministers and former british prime ministers, we should try to find things where we can agree and we can work together rather than emphasizing a lot of the differences we might have. >> he's done something extraordinary, though, in wading into british politics. when boris johnson was not prime minister, he openly and loudly supported him, kept talking about how he'd be good. why do you think he finds that commonality? >> well, i think, interestingly, both of them are quite ...

MSNBC The Beat With Ari Melber September 12, 2019 22:35:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC The Beat With Ari Melber September 12, 2019 22:35:00

Establishment figures. take a look at what the former chairman of the democratic party is saying. of course he endorsed her competitor. he said warren transferred $10 million from her senate campaign to the presidential one. $6 million came from the big contributions, $1,000 and up. get the upside from askewing donations from the high leverage donors and using that money in 2018. do you think she needs to address that and is that a strong hit or does that look desperate because elizabeth warren, to many, seems like one of the cleaner candidates that avoids the big money? >> i think there is cl...

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Never had before. >> i don't know if i'm allowed to interrupt, but he is not a white nationalist and he is not a white supremacist but if you want to see him as a political opportunist and he is playing a strategic game of how to line up for the 2020 election, i will totally accept that. >> anthony, that's not good enough, though, that's not good enough. i'm sorry. >> hold on a second. you're making a moral judgment about the situation. >> sure. >> i'm trying to be objective about what's on the field and what the people are really like. so -- >> the presidency is unlike any other position beca...

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But do people vote on it? >> you've seen a couple polls in recent weeks and it's right up there with healthcare as a number one, number two issue. you're seeing that also in the fact that so many of the senators running for the democratic nomination are signing onto this green new deal even as more establishment figures in the party have been more reticent about it. the way he has a potential to stand out is he's not just talking about the climate change issue. other candidates will say i support the green new deal, too. he's taking the step as an outsider. somebody not from the senate to say ...

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Only in 2015, seven years into obama's presidency, when the middle class became a minority in this country for the first time in living memory. that was the pivotal event of the past several decades. it changed this country profoundly. it is the cause of all of our political turmoil. but to obama, it literally never happened and his policies had nothing to do it. establishment figures burst into applause when they heard that. they don't want to talk about the dying middle class either. so much either to blame racists under the bed. >> chris hahn joins us tonight. is it really that simple? the ...