Senator Sanders targets Trump, Musk and Democrats in wide-ranging interview ahead of rally with AOC

Tempe, Arizona – When he opposes the world’s wealthiest man President Donald Trump and Trump ally Elon Musk and other billionaires Senator Bernie Sanders Also targeted at the Democratic Party.

“I think what the American people are seeing, the poll’s recommendations and voter registrations suggest a belief in the party, Democrats or Republicans,” progressive champions and long-term independence Senator from VermontIn a digital interview with Fox News, highlighted the inducement with Senate Democrats.

Sanders noted that recent polls show that Democrats are favorable at all-time lows, interviewed Thursday night, where more than 11,000 people squeezed into an arena at an Arizona State University and several thousand in the spillover outside before a rally.

It was the second day stop for Sanders, 83, and another rock star on the left, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez In New York, two politicians teamed up to start a three-day swing through the major western election countries of Nevada, Arizona and Colorado, as part of Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchs” tour.

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Sanders has long opposed the political impact of huge money as he has been running for financial reform, and he believes Americans “correctly think that both parties are dominated by large sums of money.”

Senators target Musk, the largest single donor in last year’s presidential election, paid nearly $300 million to support Trump’s successful efforts to win the White House.

“He was then given the most important position in the government. He was essentially running in the government,” Sanders Talking about Musk. “Does this make sense to people? It’s not.”

But he added: “There are a lot of billionaires who fund their campaigns, too. And, I know people are looking for alternatives. And, I think, among other things, they want to end this corrupt campaign finance system … which allows billionaires on both sides to buy elections.”

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Trump has been crying since returning to the White House two months ago, his political muscles bent the presidential power as he subverted long-standing administration policies and cut off the federal workforce through a series of execution orders and actions.

Sanders and Cortez took the stage at their first stop in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Trump signs executive order To begin the removal of the Department of Education’s long-term conservative goal at a White House ceremony.

Sanders’s move accusation of Trump was “outrageous”.

“First of all, they don’t have the power,” Sanders said. “It’s usurping the power of Congress when I talk about turning to authoritarianism.”

He added: “If you want to get rid of the Ministry of Education, it’s great.

Sanders claims that “the American people are tired of the government now run by billionaires.”

Pointing to Musk- Tesla and SpaceX CEO, who is directing Trump’s recently established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as part of its mission to the federal workforce as part of its mission to target government fraud and waste, Sanders argues: “We have the world’s most The wealthy people cut taxpayers’ tax class, which cut taxpayers’ tax class, which will put taxpayers’ taxpayers into taxes, which makes the taxpayers’ tax rate a range of taxpayers among taxpayers, and the taxpayers’ tax rate is the Republican taxpayers. 1% and cut Medicaid and other programs.”

Minutes later, Sanders told the crowd: “We have a message to Mr. Trump that we will not allow you to move this country into the oligarch.”

“We do not allow you and your friends, Mr. Musk and other billionaires to cause damage to this country,” Sanders stressed.

But Democrats can’t stop most Republicans from being in power in the White House and in the House and Senate Congress, creating tensions within the party as more calls for leaders to propose stronger strategies to boycott Trump.

Ocasio-Cortez told Republicans Crowds in Arizona. “We need a Democrat who is fighting for us. It means that each of us chooses and votes for Democrats and elected officials who know how to represent the working class…I hope you can look at every level of positions around and support fighting Democrats because of those who can actually win Republicans.”

Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez Western Road Travel as Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, The top Democrats in the chamber faced growing parties last week for their support for the federal fundraising bill, which avoided the government’s closure.

The progressive leader told Fox News about Chuck Schumer

Neither Ocasio-Cortez nor Sanders mentioned Schumer in his speeches in Las Vegas or Tempe.

Sanders, who has long been with Democrats and is part of Schumer’s leadership team in the Senate, declined in an interview with Fox News Digtal, answering whether he agrees with Schumer’s call for a decline from leadership.

“It’s something inside the ring road,” Sanders said.

“That’s not our purpose here,” Sanders said when asked about Schumer for the second time.

But that’s the idea of ​​some people attending the rally.

Cindy Garman and Pat Robinson of Prescott, Arizona, told Fox News that they were “very disappointed” with Schumer’s move.

Amanda Ratloff of Gilbert, Arizona, said Schumer is not the leader we need now. We need someone who really fights back and fights for the American people, not just succumb to Elon Musk and Donald Trump. ”

Sanders was accused of having been interviewed for hours after three people accused of destroying Tesla cars were accused of Justice’s Justice Department called “family terrorism.”

Tesla has faced widespread protests against Musk in recent weeks.

When asked if he believed the crime committed was family terrorism, Sanders called the attack on Tesla “outrageous” and “absurd”.

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“People have the right to protest Musk. They have the right to protest in front of Tesla,” he said.

But Sanders stressed: “No one has the right to engage in any kind of violence.”