more breaking news now. bernie sanders, the sanders campaign, is confirming the 2020 democratic contenders suffered a heart attack earlier this week. sanders left a las vegas hospital earlier today after he had two stents placed in a blocked artery. in a tweet posted moments ago sanders says he s feeling so much better and adds he ll see everyone soon on the campaign trail. we would all welcome him back. i want to see chris cuomo and what the he s working on top of the hour. the biggest concern for the senator is his health and quick recovery. he looked good, his wife said he s good. we look forward to seeing him back out on the trail. the new york times is saying there may be another whistle-blower. this one had more firsthand access or understanding of what was going on than the
another e-mail surfaces that then suddenly wonders where there s question of what she was talking about. did she order a staff member make classified information on a declassified system but they have an explanation, but it s a reminder oh, by the way, that sits out here. for many democrats that seems to be a general election issue. when you look at iowa and new hampshire, sanders has engaged activists on his side. they want to see the post-obama democratic party move to the left. but other states, south carolina, more regular democratic states, they re still with clinton to sanders has to prove he had the network even if he has a few victories early on. however, helene, if iowa and new hampshire both go sanders this idea, i ve heard from democrats, what happens in iowa and new hampshire stays in iowa and new hampshire why are we so sure that wasn t the case for barack obama? no but this is different. you have so many other primaries
there s question of what she was talking about. did she order a staff member make classified information on a declassified system but they have an explanation, but it s a reminder oh, by the way, that sits out here. for many democrats that seems to be a general election issue. when you look at iowa and new hampshire, sanders has engaged activists on his side. they want to see the post-obama democratic party move to the left. but other states, south carolina, more regular democratic states, they re still with clinton to sanders has to prove he had the network even if he has a few victories early on. however, helene, if iowa and new hampshire both go sanders this idea, i ve heard from democrats, what happens in iowa and new hampshire stays in iowa and new hampshire why are we so sure that wasn t the case for barack obama? no but this is different. you have so many other primaries to come after that. i think it s hard for me to
another e-mail surfaces that then suddenly wonders where there s question of what she was talking about. did she order a staff member to make classified information on a declassified system and they have an explanation for it, but it s a reminder, oh, by the way, that thing still sits out here. for many democrats th seems to be a general election issue. when you look at iowa and new hampshire, sanders has engaged activists on his side. they want to see the post-obama democratic party move to the left. but when you go to other states, south carolina, more regular democratic states that are later in the calendar, they re still with clinton, so sanders has to prove he has the network even if he has a few victories early on. however, helene, if iowa and new hampshire both go sanders this idea, i ve heard from democrats, what happens in iowa and new hampshire stays in iowa and new hampshire, but why are we so sure of that? that wasn t the case for barack obama. no, but this is diffe