Hello, my name's Aaron Bistani, you're listening to Downstream, brought to you by Navara

Media.

I've spent the last several days at Labour Party Conference in Brighton and, among other

people, I spoke to Nina Turner, the co-chair of the 2020 Bernie Sanders campaign.

We discussed the great many things from the Biden presidency to the possibility of Donald

Trump rearing his head again in 2024.

I hope you enjoy it.

Senator Nina Turner, co-chair of the 2020 Bernie Sanders presidential campaign.

Welcome to Navara Media, welcome to Brighton, how are you doing?

Thank you, I'm doing well, a little jet lag, but fantastic.

You must be a little bit tired coming all the way from the States and having such a fully

booked itinerary.

Not a little bit, but as much as I am tired because of the time difference, I feel energized

by the spirit and to be with comrades, if you will, fighting the same fight.

They were fighting over in the United States.

On that point, in the background to all of this with Keir Starmer with the Labour Party,

is President Biden, the United States, who has a pretty big agenda on the climate, on

low income, on wages for working Americans, a little bit on infrastructure.

Has President Biden surprised you as President, given that you supported Bernie Sanders over

to presidential runs himself?

A bit, I've been pleasantly surprised in some areas, not so much in others, but I think

it is, no, I don't think it is the progressive movement that is making the Biden administration

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