Senator Sanders, thank you so much for joining us.

My pleasure.

So your book is called, It's OK to be angry about capitalism.

And for me the question is, well, how angry?

Is it blowing up an oil pipeline angry or voting for a slightly better candidate angry?

It's very, very angry because the future of

democracy is a state, the future of the planet is at stake, the future of the

ability of working people to have a decent life is at stake, but we got to be smart. We got to figure out how can

we be effective in taking on people with enormous power. So the book focuses a lot on oligarchs.

All right, what does that mean?

It means that in the world today, the top 1% owns more wealth

on the bottom, 99%.

In my country, which is country on earth, the United States,

three people own more wealth than the bottom half of American society.

But their power is not just money, it's how they use money. They own much of the media. In terms of

American politics, if you are a billionaire, you can now spend as much money as you want, hundreds of millions of

dollars, to defeat Bernie Sanders to support some right-wing

candidate. So what you're seeing now is democracy, in quotes, being owned by big money you're seeing more concentration

of ownership many of the large companies you have here we have in the United States

they're all over the world controlled by a very few people.

And then with artificial intelligence coming,

and robotics coming, what do we do about that?

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