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4:55Now PlayingSenator Bernie Sanders joins CNN to state that he would be happy to support primary challengers running against Senator Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema. Sanders states that there are already fifty Republican senators working against progress and that they do not need two Democrats working with them. The Majority Report crew discuss Sanders’ take on how meaningful legislation will be passed by breaking up Build Back Better into different bills and whether or not reconciliation would be more effective.
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Sam Seder: Bernie Sanders was on Dana Bash's show State of the Union, Sanders is was looking at this to build back better bill the original one as being I think a capstone to his career. And it would have been, it would have been, I don't know if you could call it transformative but it would have been a significant change in the way that the government...the relationship between government and citizens in many respects. Because it would have like you know said there are certain things that you can expect from the government to help provide for you and I don't know if the Biden administration sends him out in this instance or he does this on his own or you know other groups or you know but here he is um on with Dana Bash...
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