Rev. Al Sharpton: People ‘Don’t Care If A Republican Or Democrat Fed Them’ | Deadline | MSNBC

President of the National Action Network Reverend Al Sharpton and editor at large of the Bulwark Charlie Sykes on President Biden’s efforts to stabilize the economy. Aired on 01/22/2021.

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[Jae-xsxy]

👀 It’s not about the party, it about the People 👌

[brightonbabe]

Finally a leader who recognises the problems which is the first step to solve it.

[sundayfunday]

SHe is a really good press secretary. Doesn't lie

[randomsasquatchwithwifi]

Bailouts for corporations just makes them lazy.

[catsmeow]

There are so many selfish millionaires in this country that refuse to help during these desperate times. Shameful!!

[edmike]

There is something terribly wrong in our government when we have to beg our elected officials to help us with our own money???

[linaleon]

And one of those slimy republicans saying they don't want to give too much because people need an incentive to work. Smh

[cameronkrause]

I've come to respect Sharpton, he's a real good commentator-he cuts to chase as fast as anyone could!

[tomnagel]

How much did the republicans throw at the orange one's 7 miles of wall

[Eric-zkhu]

Millions of people waiting in food lines, also millions who don't have a car or had to sell their car but are going hungry.

[ginakay]

All this normal and appropriateness is hard to comprehend.
I feel shellshocked with POSPOTUS PTSD.
Hoping the Biden Administration will be the cure.

[johnteprice]

Joe sounded so grounded and relatable!

[Julian-qhuo]

Is McConnell still afraid of Trump? Grow some ball son.You rush that supreme court lady thru

[vanbaz]

Republicans think of it like this "why do we need to feed those poor?"

[pamelalenski]

Amen we don’t know from day to day just to get food, water, essentials. What if you don’t have a car how will you eat what about elder who need food but no voice no phone on internet it’s bad.

[wigcap]

7 trillion for 4 years. Wow!! None of that was for the people.

[mimIsra]

Can we start saying President Biden from now on

[elizabellamy]

I love how nobody realizes that some people don't have cars and can't wait in those "no contact" food pantry lines. The worst thing isn't waiting for food; the worst thing is not being allowed to wait for food.

[kbstrong]

Food is the most expensive in life besides maybe your home.

[jamesirwin]

What President Biden is saying here that "we can't let people go hungry" would never, ever have come from the lips of Trump! Why? Trump's whole focus for four years was for him, his grasp for more power, and his millionaire and billionaire supporters.