November 18, 2016
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1:08:54Now PlayingWhile Sanders didn’t become the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, his was one of the defining voices of the 2016 election year, and as this spirited account of his campaign shows, he is ready to carry on the fight for a more equitable, just country. Reflecting upon his experiences as a national candidate, Sanders, now the longest-serving independent in Congressional history, draws on what he learned from some of the 1.4 million citizens who attended his public meetings, outlining ways to address entrenched socio-economic issues by creating jobs, providing health care, protecting the environment, and fighting for civil rights.
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