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We are about to have a show, so let's do it. Let's get started with the first story.

Are we ready? All right, so Pete Buttigieg continues his bad faith attacks on various

progressive, specifically Bernie Sanders, and that's the wrong B-roll, so let's wait for a minute

until we get the right B-roll and we'll continue the story. So Pete Buttigieg continues his bad

faith attacks on Bernie Sanders, and he claims that Sanders is taking super PAC money,

but that's actually not the case at all. He's taking PAC money from progressive organizations,

but the way that Pete Buttigieg is fundraising makes it appear as though Bernie Sanders is being

corrupted by corporate PACs. So Buttigieg came under fire from Progressives after claiming in

a series of tweets Thursday evening that his rival for the 2020 Democratic presidential

nomination, Senator Bernie Sanders, is being backed by nine dark money groups and likening the

Vermont senators who billionaire Michael Bloomberg. So here's what he wrote in a series of tweets,

by the way, and it was his attempt at fundraising. He said, but here's the reality, with Michael

Bloomberg in the race and with nine dark money groups supporting Bernie Sanders, the goalposts

have changed. Now, some of the organizations that have backed Bernie Sanders have responded,

including the Sunrise movement, which gave Pete Buttigieg a very simple message.

Say our names, Pete Buttigieg, we dare you, which I particularly enjoy. Also, the nine groups,

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