''Do not forget'' Bernie Sanders has a message if you're worried about Trump 2.0

[Donkees]

Jan 30, 2025
Sen. Bernie Sanders joins Chris Hayes to discuss the RFK Jr. confirmation hearing, the threat of oligarchy in America, Trump’s power grab, and more.

[elleng]

1. 'The Progressive agenda is wildly popular,' Senator Sanders said,

so it's up to We the People to run with it.

[GoneOffShore]

2. Any chance of a decent summary for those of us who don't want the extraneous waffle?

[Javaman]

3. the orange asshole is a moron. I'm more worried about eloon having free reign to do whatever he pleases. nt

[COL Mustard]

4. Elon the Unelected

Has, as far as I know, no authority over any part of the Federal Government. The "Fork" email that we all got? What is the legal authority for that? How can a Federal employee go on 7 months of admin leave? There's no authority for that! The FAQ section says if you take the offer you can get another job while you're on admin leave, but that violates the ethics rules. Many questions with no answers.

Going back to my original point, Elon has no authority. He's unelected, and unappointed to any part of the Government that I'm aware of...but he's sure acting like he's in charge. Congress and the press, do your jobs!

[Javaman]

6. I have this feeling that the orange asshole is just a place holder. he knows this and is fine with that

he's happy to make moronic statements, sign bills he knows nothing about and collect money from tech bro morons.

he then tells eloon to do what he pleases and we'll make it happen.

eloon, it's been reported, has already installed one of his tech bro assholes at the FBI to "oversee" things. whatever that means.

[jmbar2]

5. Please summarize the key points! With fast breaking news, we don't have time for the videos!

Chris Hayes says extreme competition for our attention is making it less likely that we can process events. We are in the middle of a coup and don't have time to sit for 30 mins to hear the point.

DUers can really help each other by summarizing the best points in these videos. Let's do it as a team.

Thanks.

[Uncle Joe]

7. Chris Hayes brings up a good point

If a President can't be sued while in office, then why should he/she of all people be allowed to sue anyone while in office?

Talking about "unequal justice" violating the 14th Amendment, and suing the press to stifle the 1st Amendment.

It's disgraceful and should be un-Constitutional.

Thanks for the thread Donkees