[inaudible conversations] good evening, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to barnes noble upper west side. Joshua green is Senior National correspondent for bloomberg this week, focusing on political coverage for the magazine and bloomberg news. Previously he was Senior Editor of different and has written to the new yorker, esquire, Rolling Stone and other publications. He brings us tonight a new book, devils bargain steve bannon, donald trump, and the storming of the presidency. Which the New York Times called deeply reported and compulsively readable. As of this coming week it is a number one New York Times bestseller. With further a do please join me in welcoming joshua green. [applause] thank you, i am always amazed, with all the donald trump and steve bannon we are subjected to in our daily lives the people want to come out and get more of it in person but i am gratified. I have been advised people at Nonfiction Book readings dont want to hear the author read his Nonfiction Book so
Government that represents all of us not just wealthy campaign contributors. Sanders said his campaign is gaining steam every day. Working towards an america that works for the middle class and working families. When we started this campaign we were at 3 , weve come a long way in nine months. A big response from the crowd when he talked about refinancing student loans. Offering free tuition at public universities. And how he plans to pay for it. Were going to impose a tax on wall street speculation. We bailed out wall street and now its time for wall street to help the middle class of this country. He talked about health care being a right and not a privilege. Near the end of his speech. A pause as First Responders took a supporter out on a stretcher. This just tells you that Everybody Needs healthcare, you dont know when its going to be we have caucus democrats. Posted on kolo tv dot com. Noah . Thanks chris. For the second time in less than a month. Former president bill clinton was
Here in the rise ballroom to see what sanders had to say. He spoke for about an hour. On his plans for a revolution one that would put middle class and working families first. Sanders has been advocating for health care for everyone, saying its a right not a privilege. He also promised a future that would use more renewable resources. Improve voter turnout. And a plan that would make public colleges and universities free. Backed by wall street speculation. He asked an energetic crowd here the only way change takes place. Is when millions of people stand up and say enough is enough. Our government belongs to all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. Sanders paused because of a medical episode in the crowd. Another example of why Everyone Needs healthcare. Live at the nugget Chris Buckley kolo 8 news now. For the second time in less than a month. Former president bill clinton was in reno today. Campaigning for his wife. He arrived at hillarys reno Campaign Headquarters around 1230 t