VIDEO OF: BERNIE SANDERS Discusses 2016 Presidential Candidacy The Ed Show MSNBC 4/30/15 [View all]

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SENATOR SANDERS officially announced his candidacy for the 2016 Presidential race earlier today, April 30, 2015 in the US Capital. Sen. Sanders appeared as a guest on ED SCHULTZ' MSNBC show, 'THE ED SHOW' 5 PM ET to discuss his concerns, vision and goals for a better America that is currently facing many serious issues unseen since THE GREAT DEPRESSION of the 1930s in this country.
~~The comprehensive and dynamic discussion with the Senator covered many pressing TOPICS:~~

America's declining MIDDLE CLASS, the loss of JOBS, high UNEMPLOYMENT, record INCOME INEQUALITY, the loss of COLLEGE affordability, the CTIZENS UNITED (2010) ruling & billionaire money in the political system and government, the job-killing TPP-TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP Trade Agreement in progress, and impacts from Trade policies like NAFTA (1994), global CLIMATE CHANGE, ISIS and Middle East policy, and as a former MAYOR the failed efforts to help revitalize great cities like BALTIMORE now in crisis & others in the US.

Sen. Sanders emphasizes that, "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH", and that to preserve our DEMOCRACY now, we must focus on movement building, coalitions, effective and dedicated LEADERSHIP, and take serious action and effort in order to address our many current challenges. **VIDEO of the INTERVIEW Recommend highly.

*INTERVIEW VIDEO, (5 second intro. pause): Sen. Sanders interview on MSNBC 'The Ed Show' with Ed Schultz, 5 PM, ET April 30, 2015, *approx. 15 mins. ~~Following the interview, MSNBC covers Breaking Details and New Reports in the investigation of the recent arrest and death of FREDDIE GRAY and ongoing events in the city of BALTIMORE.
*LINK...http://www.msnbc.com/the-ed-show

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*NEW WEBSITE LINK for Senator Bernie Sanders for President 2016...
https://berniesanders.com/

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PHOTO: Sen. Sanders last week, April 20 at a RALLY against the job killing TPP, TRANS PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP with labor leaders in front of the US Trade Representative's office in Washington, D.C.