Bernie Sanders says Americans ‘have a right to be angry’: Full interview

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) joins Meet the Press to discuss his criticism of the Democratic Party and what’s next for Democrats after Kamala Harris’ projected loss.

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[why]

Bernie must be so tired explaining these simple things all the time to people who just don't listen.

[ReyZamora-og]

As a Republican, I always said Bernie stood on his business. He was the Democratic Party's best shot, but rather, they shot themselves in the foot.

[kingingking]

I like the consistency of Bernie Sanders. Saying exact the same thing for decades.

[donnasmith]

I never thought i would write this, But I like Bernie. He is on point.

[MikelosM]

Bernie's older than Biden and Trump, yet speaks phenomenally well and has the energy of a man 15 years his junior. I guess there's something to be said about being honest and consistent...

[Frankcis_memes]

Even as a conservative I think Bernie Sanders was snubbed from being president and he is one of the only politicians I actually respect

[cofidy]

Just imagine if this man had gotten the chance to be elected in 2016. How different so much could've been.

[daanestad]

Bernie is such a gift, tragic that Americans dont realize that

[davidmorris]

Remember when people called Bernie Sanders "too old to be president" in 2016 AND 2020 - yet he still speaks with the same fire and clarity in 2024!?!?! It's the democratic parties biggest failure in modern history to never nominate him.

[Dr.KitKat]

Notice that the host didn't ask any follow up questions when he started talking about special interests and corporate greed. The media is part of the problem.

[GH_HellBringer]

Its unbelievable how Bernie is almost in his mid 80s but still fired up and passionate.

[stephaniegalliart]

Would have been nice if you had given this man his platform way back in 2015/2016 when he was gathering significant steam, instead of hitching your horse to the wrong cart and promoting propaganda. And now look at where we all are. Thanks, NBC. I hope you're proud... Because we will never forget how you handled that election season. Never.

[ansgarm.cordie]

Bernie Sanders, the best President the United States never had.

[voidunit]

Democrats really need to listen to Bernie. If they nominated him back in 2016, I have a feeling that life would be so much different

[leeuchiha]

This man has been hammering this point home for approximately 150 years.

[strangebird]

I know that Bernie's tagline was 'not me, us', and I think that was a brilliant way to underline how politics is about all of us and how change is made by not one 'great man', but by millions of people acting together. However, I do think that Bernie is a politician of a rare caliber. He has the sharpness of wit, the political acumen and the unwavering dedication to social and economical justice with a pretty unblemished record to be able to speak with moral authority on the issues that unfortunately seem to be perennially relevant. I wish him many good, healthy, happy and productive years ahead, however, as he is as advanced in age as he is, I really do hope that there are younger people of his caliber to pick up the slack, once he chooses to or has to retire.
With the election of Trump to the White House, though, hope is hard to keep alive.

[jameschouinard]

As a conservative, I’m sad there aren’t more people like Bernie. Dude has more conviction and sincerity than anyone out there

[dr.carmichael]

He is 83 years old, 2 years older than Biden, 5 more than Trump, and yet more Mentally capable than both.

[smoozerish]

In any country in Europe Bernie would already have been elected a leader.

[bobbymoser]

I agree definitely and we the people do not need billionaires to run our Country