Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders might be crazy, but unlike Joe Biden, at
Speaker 1: least he can remember what he's running on in order
Speaker 1: to win the Democrat nomination. Now, this week, Crazy Bernie
Speaker 1: made it clear that he's going to run on Medicare
Speaker 1: for All. Distinguishing himself from Joe Biden. Bernie says that
Speaker 1: Biden wants to maintain a cruel and dysfunctional healthcare system.
Speaker 1: He must be talking about Obamacare since that's still in place.
Speaker 1: But between Bernie and Biden, the New York Times has
Speaker 1: clearly chosen sides. On Monday, they ran an article with
Speaker 1: the headline, even if Sanders wins, Medicare for All almost
Speaker 1: certainly won't happen. According to the Times, it's fantasy, it's
Speaker 1: crazy talk. The Times points out that Medicare for All
Speaker 1: only has fourteen Democrats Senate backers, just a hundred nineteen
Speaker 1: the four hundred and thirty five House members supported, and
Speaker 1: almost none of these supporters are those elected in the
Speaker 1: last election cycle, which put Democrats in control. Even Speaker
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi's again instant. The upshot is that Crazy Bernie's
Speaker 1: thirty four trillion dollar Medicare for All plan could never
Speaker 1: make it through a Democrat Congress would be dead on
Speaker 1: a arrival. So this New York Times article is loud
Speaker 1: and clear shout out to the young progressive wing of
Speaker 1: the party. Sit down and shut up and take your lumps.
Speaker 1: It's not your turn. Crazy Bernie's out. Biden is going
Speaker 1: to be the guy. You don't have a prayer. Leave
Speaker 1: us alone.