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shine out when it comes to this debate later on this evening. it could change the course of this cam page if they have one of those breakout moments. anything is possible tonight. that s what makes it so interesting. let s talk about bernie sanders, the unconventional candidate. he also has an unconventional approach for preparing for tonight s debate. we want to bring in bernie sanders campaign manager, jeff weaver. thanks so much for being here. get to be here. what is bernie sanders doing today? we ll do a little bit of last-minute prep today. we ve gone over a bunch of issues in the last couple of days. we ll go over a few things. what does that prep look like? since ywe heard you re not doin mock debates. we have question and answer, discussing answers. one of the things that s a challenge for senator sanders is that he s a u.s. senator, right? he has a lot of time to talk on the senate particular. he gives hour and a half speeches. his world renowned hour and a
you ought to be ashamed for yourself. i m sorry, ywe have got to pt our own people first. am i tough enough? hell yes i m tough enough. amid the shoutdowns. balancing the books on the backs of the poor. no we, have done it in a balanced way. the books are balanced. [ indiscernible ] the slip-ups. and the sitdowns. the leaders have made their key points. abundantly clear. i want to get rid the last thing they need is a lurch to the right or the left. when working people kick seed. let s take control of our border. let us not go back to square one. max foster, cnn, london. cnn political contributor robin oakley joins me for one final point. robin, what will the vote come down to? frantic effort for 48 hours.
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work. it s the same thing with sex ed. i learned nothing from sex ed. i was in the first sex ed classes like in the 70s. i learned nothing from that. ours were all technique. we didn t have sex ed in britain. it s too prim and proper to talk about it. the birds and bees we call it. i learned from we magazine. you would read the magazine and read the magazine? you were on the cover of wee magazine. but it was w-e-e. ywe had a big sign, no girls allowed, then they tore it down and i was put in a home for a