Bernie Sanders, on the way with AOC, targets Trump, Musk, Republicans and Democrats

Tempe, AZ – While he gathers against President Donald Trump, the richest person in the world and Trump’s ally Elon Musk and other billionaires, Senator Bernie Sanders He also aims to a democratic party.

“I think what the American people see and what the poll suggestion and registration of voters suggest that it is not much faith in the party, Democrats or Republicans,” a progressive champion and a long -standing independent Senator from Vermontadvocating for Senatic Democrats, he emphasized in a digital interview with Fox News.

Sanders, who pointed to a recent poll indicating the favorites of the Democratic Party in the whole time, was interviewed Thursday night, on the eve of over 11,000 people packed in the Arena at the Arizona State University, with several thousand more in the dressing.

It was the second position of the day for 83-year-old Sanders and another rockstar on the left, Tail. Alexandria father-cortez New York, while the two politicians united to start a three -day momentum through the key western election state of Nevada, Arizona and Colorado as part of Sanders’s “Fighting Oligary”.

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Sanders, who has long opposed the influence of big money in politics while pressing the reforming reform of the campaign funding, claimed that Americans “correctly perceive that both political parties dominate big money.”

The senator was targeting Musk, who was the biggest single donor at last year’s presidential election, he raised almost $ 300 million of his own money to support Trump’s successful effort to return the White House.

“It was then assigned to the most important positions in the Government. Basically manages the government,” Sanders said about Mosus. “Does that make sense to people? No.”

But he added that “Democrats also have a lot of billionaires who fund their campaigns. And you know, I think people are looking for alternatives. And I think, among other things, they also want to end this corrupt campaign financing system … which allows billionaires in both sides to buy elections.”

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Trump has narrowed from his return to the White House two months ago, flexing his political muscles to expand the presidential powers because he increased his longtime government policy and made a major decrease in federal labor through the noise of executive orders and actions.

Both Sanders and Cortez went on stage in the first place, in Las Vegas, Nevada, while Trump has signed an executive command start a long -standing conservative goal of demolishing the Department of Education at the White House ceremony.

Sanders accused Trump’s move “amazing.”

“First of all, they have no power,” Sanders said. “When I talk about switching to authoritarism, it is a usurping of the power of the congress.”

“If you want to get rid of the Ministry of Education, okay. Come to Congress and say, here’s why. That’s what you want to do. You can’t do it exclusively. You can’t exclusively reduce funds,” he added.

Sanders claimed that ‘American people are sick and tired of the government now governed by billionaires. “

Pointing to Mošus – Tesla and Space X Executive Director and Space X, which manages Trump’s recently created department of the Government Efficiency (Doge), who, as part of his mission, targets Government fraud and waste, took Hatchet to the federal workforce – Sanders claimed: “We have rich guys, and the taxi will be reduced to existence It is on the existence, and the trilcars on social hours, in connection with the fact that they are in connection with existence, in the administration of threat, in connection with threats, in administrations, the richest 1% and reduce Medicaid and other programs.

A few minutes later, Sanders said the crowd “We have a message for Mr. Trump and that is, we will not allow you to move this country to the oligarchy.”

Sanders emphasized that “we will not allow you and your friend Mr. Male and other billionaires to desolate in this country.”

But the inability of Democrats in Congress, who are outside the white house, as well as home and the Senate, to stop major republics, causes tensions within the party due to increasing calls to lead the leaders to the stronger strategy to resist Trump.

“It’s not just Republicans,” Fatio-Cortez said Crowds in Arizona. “We need a Democratic Party that strives to fight for us. This means that each of us chooses and votes for Democrats and elected officials who know how to advocate a working class … I want you to look at every level of duty around you and support Democrats who fight, because they are those who can actually win against the Republicans.”

Sanders and Fathers-Cortez Western Road Road comes as The leader of the Senate of Chuck Schumer, The best Democrat in the Chamber is facing an increase in fire from his own party because of his support last week for the Republican Federal Proposal of the Financing Act that prevented the exclusion of the Government.

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Neither the father-cortez nor Sanders mentioned Schumer during their speeches in Las Vegas or Tempe.

And Sanders, an independent who has long dumped with democrats and who is part of Schumer’s leadership team in Senate, refused in an interview with Fox News Digtal to reply to whether he agreed with the calls to step down from his leading position.

“It’s a kind of Beltway,” Sanders said.

Asked a second time about Schumer, Sanders replied, “This is not what we are here.”

But that was in mind some of those who attended a rally.

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

And Amanda Ratloff from Gilbert, Arizona, said Schumer “is not the leader we need at the moment. We need someone to actually fight and fight for the American people, not just to surrender to Elon Male and Donald Trump.”

Sanders was interviewed for several hours after three people accused of accusing the Tesla car and accusing stations accused the Ministry of Justice for calling Pam Bonda’s Chief Lawyer “Domestic Terrorism.”

Tesla has been facing wide protests in recent weeks that have been aimed at mushrooms.

Asked if he thought the crimes were committed by domestic terrorism, Sanders called the attacks on Tesla’s “unbelieving” and “absurd”.

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“People have the right to protest the musk. They have the right to protest, you know, ahead of Tesla,” he said.

But Sanders emphasized that “no one has the right to engage in any form of violence, the period.”