Andrea Mitchell interviewed Bernie Sanders today.

[leftcoastmountains]

I didn't see this posted. As usual Bernie does a good job.

[Cleita]

1. I guess nobody watched except you.

Thanks for the heads up. I'm sure it will be online somewhere.

[arcane1]

2. Another thread said she tried her damnedest to get him to attack Clinton on anything.

She failed

[Cleita]

3. I don't know why she's regarded as an esteemed journalist.

She always lets her partisanship show which is not what an interviewer is supposed to do.

[Enthusiast]

11. Me too. Bias has become the acceptable norm. And it is wrong!

[leftcoastmountains]

4. You should be able to watch it here?

I found it on Bernie2016tv they had the msnbc site which never works well for me. I went to youtube and watched it there. I think I posted it here. At least I can see it here.

[Cleita]

6. Thanks for posting it.

I just watched it and Bernie really handled her snarky questions well.

[Zorra]

5. He's good. On point outlining critical issues, and unflappable.

Thanks!

[merrily]

7. "Ask me any question and I'll turn my answer to my advantage."

That is not what Bernie says, but it is what he does.

A good example for us, when we are talking about Bernie: Focus, listen, stay on message, no matter what.

[Enthusiast]

12. He does an amazing job.

[merrily]

13. He sure does. In fairness, though, being honest, straightforward.

consistent and not corrupt probably makes it a lot easier.

[Enthusiast]

15. Good point.

[merrily]

17. His 50 years of being on the right side of history were a careful, consistent scheme

to make it easier for him to campaign for POTUS in 2016.

Keep your eye on that one, you must.

[rhett o rick]

8. Thanks for posting. Go Bernie. nm

[hedda_foil]

9. Superb interview. I love how he gracefully turned around all Mrs. Greenspan's gotcha questions.

[MerryBlooms]

10. He did well.

Bernie has been all over the talk shows, and his rallies are getting play here on my local Chicago stations. The only news I've heard about Clinton is Sanders continuing to close the polling gaps. I really think the DNC's decision to postpone debates until October is hurting Clinton more than helping. The news has been all about the republicans and Sanders.

[merrily]

14. Postponing the debates, limiting the debates and requiring exclusivity were all for the benefit of

the candidate who began the race with something like 95% name recognition and who did not exactly trounce her opponent in the 2008 Presidential primary debates.

[MerryBlooms]

16. Yep and I think it's backfiring. I'm still surprised so many here are happy with so few debates...

two of which, last I saw, still aren't even scheduled yet.