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Hey, Mr. Trump, maybe it's a golden age for you and your friends. You're making billions.

It ain't a golden age for us. Let's welcome Senator Bernie Sanders. Senator, you've been

traveling the country. You've been speaking in red states and in purple states and across political divides. You've just

been speaking to people. What we're seeing right now, though, it seems that people are just pissed

off at the direction of this company, this country, which is being run like an oligarchical

company. And we're seeing people leaving MAGA right now in a rupture in the base. What do

you make of what's taking place right now? Look, we are living in an unprecedented moment in American

history, maybe going back to the 1860s and the Civil War. And what you're saying is an economy

in which the people on top have never, ever had it so good.

The musks of the world making money hand over fist.

Meanwhile, 60% of our people live in paycheck to paycheck, but they can't afford health care,

they can't afford childcare, they can't afford housing, major housing crisis. The political

system is broken. It's corrupt. Everybody knows that big money, billionaires have enormous

influence in the Republican Party and in the Democratic Party as well. So people are kind of

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