Bernie Sanders says Harris’ campaign is “hardly affected” by the rich

Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT. Kamala Harris Her Sunday campaign was affected by the wealthy in 2024 and failed to talk to working families.

CNN’s “State of Alliance” host Dana Bash puts pressure on Sanders for a statement he has made to him “Fighting Oligarch” Journey Stop the former vice president.

Bash hit a group of Sanders and told the crowd: “I think one of the reasons Kamala Harris lost this election is because she has too many billionaires telling her not to speak out for the working class in this country.”

The CNN host reacted to the editing and said, “Oh.”

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“I like her, she is my friend, but her core adviser is seriously affected by very wealthy people. How do you run for president instead of creating a strong agenda that speaks to the economic crisis facing working families?” Sanders asked.

“You know, there are more income and wealth inequality today than ever. You have 60% of people living and paying for your salary. You have a disruptive and dysfunctional healthcare system – despite spending a lot of money – we are the only major country that doesn’t guarantee healthcare for everyone. How do you not talk about these issues?” Sanders continued.

Bash pushed back and said Harris talked about affordability.

Sanders argued that Harris talked about the matter vaguely, but said he didn’t want to reopen the 2024 campaign.

“I think the clue to the victory of democracy is to understand that you have to stand clearly with the working class in this country. You need an agenda that expresses the needs of workers,” Sanders said.

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He continues to call on all Americans to ensure health care and raise the minimum wage.

“Is it (a) radical idea that in a highly competitive global economy, we need to make sure we have the most educated workforce, that is, all of our children, regardless of their income, should be able to receive higher education? These ideas exist worldwide. In the United States, and because of their economic and political power, they do not exist,” he said. ”

Senators called the US political system “breaking and corrupt.”

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Also asked if Sanders planned Run for President Again in 2028.

“Oh my goodness. Let’s not worry. In fact, I’m going to be 84 next month. So I think that says what I’m talking about. But now, I think more important is – I want to see, obviously, what we can see is the most progressive candidates we can have – to accumulate the grassroots in the United States,” he said.