major speech since losing the election. for months, democrats have been looking in the mirror for answers, asking what needs to change. and now a big change. the new chairman of the dnc telling all staffers to hand in their resignation letters. it s just the latest shake-up for the dnc. last summer during the election, wikileaks exposed committee e-mails showing staffers appearing to side with secretary clinton over bernie sanders. that led to the chairwoman of the dnc stepping down. with me is that former dnc chair, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, democrat from florida. first i d like to get your reaction to senator bernie sanders, what he said today. clearly the democratic party needs a top-down overhaul, and that top-down overhaul means that instead of becoming dependent and being dependent on big money interest for campaign contributions, it s got to become a grassroots party. it has got to start speaking and acting and fighting for working people, for young people.
i have a very strong feeling about how our system about how our system works and how we need to lead and energize the congressional process instead of allowing these divisions to continue to paralyze what we re doing. i would work with both parties in the congress and work through them. senator sanders, he cited you. you don t hear a lot of democratic candidates talking about revolution. what do you mean? what i mean is that we need to have one of the larger voter turnouts in the world, not one of the lowest. we need to raise public consciousness. we need the american people to know what s going on in washington in a way that today they do not know. and when people come together in a way that does not exist now and are prepared to take on the big money interest, then we could bring the kind of change we need. anderson, i have talked about a revolution. what we need is a green energy revolution. we need to move america to a 100% clean electric grid by 2050 and create 5 million job
things on the democratic side like a surge by bernie sanders against hillary clinton. reporter: the rhetoric may not be as heated and crowd thinner but no less exciting. support for bernie sanders continues to gain. sanders plays up his slogan as an anti-establishment candidate. the american people in my strong view are sick and tired of establishment politics. they want a candidate who is prepared to stand up to the big money interest. wall street, corporate america that exert so much power over our legislative life in washington. reporter: the former secretary of state e-mail scandal lingers she made no mention of it when she spoke at the methodist church today but said her spiritual adviser said she needs to be kinder to the press. thank you very much. now let s go to europe where the refugee crisis is dividing decisions by governments there. tens of thousands of people are
this is the first time the former secretary of state takes the second spot. sanders says it s his message that s resonating. the american people in my strong view are sick and tired of establishment politics and they want a candidate who is prepared to stand up to the big money interest, wall street, corporate america that exerts so much power over our legislative life in washington. the former secretary of state continues to be dogged by the cloud of controversy in regards to her e-mail server. she spoke at the foundry united methodist church never addressing the scandal but did say her spiritual adviser says she needs to be kinder to the press. we ll see if she takes that advice. we will. i m sure ed henry would like it if she did. still ahead on the program, front-runner donald trump has been taking jabs at his rivals including fellow political outsiders, so what could this mean for his campaign? our fair and balanced political panel is here to break it down
things on the democratic side like a surge by bernie sanders against hillary clinton. reporter: the rhetoric may not be as heated and crowd thinner but no less exciting. support for bernie sanders continues to gain. sanders plays up his slogan as an anti-establishment candidate. the american people in my strong view are sick and tired of establishment politics. they want a candidate who is prepared to stand up to the big money interest. wall street, corporate america that exert so much power over our legislative life in washington. reporter: the former secretary of state e-mail scandal lingers she made no mention of it when she spoke at the methodist church today but said her spiritual adviser said she needs to be kinder to the press. thank you very much. now let s go to europe where the refugee crisis is dividing decisions by governments there. tens of thousands of people are