You know, if Bernie Sanders never said he was a Democratic Socialist, based on what he's saying,

people wouldn't be calling him a Democratic Socialist. That's how he characterizes himself in sort of

European terms, the Democratic Socialist parties in Europe. But why is she having trouble?

Well, I think that Bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real, and he has credibility

on it, and that is the absolute enormous concentration of wealth in a small group of people

with the middle class now being able to be shown, being left out.

There used to be a basic bargain.

If you contribute it to the profitability of an enterprise, you got to share in the profit.

That's been broken.

Productivity is up.

Wages are stagnant.

But Hillary's talking about that as well.

Well, it's, but it's relatively new for Hillary to talk about that.

Hillary's focus has been other things up to now, and that's been Bernie's, no one questions

Bernie's authenticity on those issues.

It's been one week since this race came down to Bernie v. Biden.

And we're already seeing how Donald Trump would run to the left of Biden on issues like criminal justice, trade, and protecting Social Security and Medicare.

Joe Biden has left himself wide open to attacks on all of these and more, given his 48-year career

as a deficit hawk, tough on crime, corporate Democrat. For instance, you may have noticed

that Trump has lately been selling himself as a criminal justice reformer. Trump of Jail the

Homeless Fame recently hosted Kim Kardashian-West in the Oval Office

as part of the media push celebrating his release of three female prisoners. He bragged in his

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