Bernie, and I can't stress this enough, is back.

I am more than ready to assume the office of President of the United States. I am more than ready to take on the greed and corruption of the corporate elite and their apologists.

I am more ready than ever to help create a government based on the principles of justice,

economic justice, racial justice, social justice, and

environmental justice.

To To put it bluntly I am back This is Here the Burn, a podcast about the people, ideas, and policies that drive the Bernie

Sanders' 2020 campaign and the movement to secure a dignified life for everyone living in this country.

My name is Brianna Joy Gray,

and I'm coming to you from campaign headquarters

here in Washington, D.C.

On this week's Best of Bernie episode,

we have a ton to cover, because this was perhaps the single best

week of this campaign, so far.

Last week Bernie didn't just hold his own at the debate. Just two weeks after

hospitalization he won the debate, embarrassing all those prognosticators who

opined that he wouldn't even show up.

So last week I sat down with Tyson Brody,

research director for the campaign,

to react to the best parts of the debate,

which at best have been ignored by the corporate media and at worst were fully

misattributed to another candidate entirely. More on that later. On top of an

incredible debate performance Bernie got a boost Tuesday night in the form of endorsements from two of the most principled, progressive, and popular candidates currently in Congress.

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