Bernie Sanders: End U.S. Arms Sales to Saudis and Support for its Yemen War

1. Wrong to call this info from L.G. Very clear reaction from Bernie .LEARN YOUR LESSON T.R.N.N.

2. That was painful to watch I want my 5 minutes back watching paint dry is more interesting

3. Those who are asking about his Israel policy, why don't you simply search it in the YouTube? Let me spoon-feed you. Go to search option and type "Bernie Sanders Israel Policy".

4. The War Powers Act is unconstitutional, period. The ''Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, passed on the basis of Lyndon Johnson's BIG LIE, should be UNRESOLVED. The division of power and system of checks and balances written into the US Constitution by our forefathers in their infinite wisdom MUST be restored or We The People are ''dead meat.''

5. Bernie tulsi 2020

6. I like Tulsi's answeres better.

7. Dumb guy. Not smart. Old man. Smells bad. Wild hair. Farts.

8. no one cares bout Yemen get the Israel parasites out

9. #WagePeace

10. #BERNIEforPRESIDENT

11. After 2 years of Trump's insanity I pray for a calm, sane leader.
    BERNIE 2020

12. What a great conversation.

    Please continue. Thank you so much!

13. Great interview! Kudos to TRNN! Hope you make this a regular to interview the politicians and ask them those tough questions.

14. Glad to see Bernard back in the fight for the US and for more of its people than most candidates.

15. Fine interview, but at 3:52 Bernie Sanders says, " Look, we can be very critical of Iran and we should be. But, our job is to try to bring peace to that region. … ". Well, why and how does he think that the US should be very critical of Iran. What bases does he have in mind for such criticism, and does he really believe that the US, a country with a govt that's been very, very repeatedly making wars for many decades now based on lies, hypocrisy, hegemony, …; and, of course, enormous killing and destruction? I wonder. He says the US "should be" very critical of Iran, but "should" is rather hypothetical or idealistic language, rather than realizing that it isn't realistic to believe that the US cares for peace, including pretty much anywhere. There're some reasons to be critical of Iran, but it doesn't go around the world creating totally unjustifiable wars, while the US repeatedly does and basically rejects international laws, treaties and conventions, as well as the US Constitution, which the rogues running Washington also evidently don't care about. I appreciate Bernie Sanders's idea, but it's more like a dream, rather than realistic. If he's elected President, then I can certainly believe that he'll try to do only or mostly good things, but I expect that he'll have a lot of opposition, perhaps including from some of the top US military chiefs.

16. Bernie gets uncomfortable when discussing foreign policy. Tulsi Gabbard is much better

17. in Germany it was stopped until the PR-problem Khasoggi was out of the media. Does he mean that? Otherwise he has to rephrase his demand, if it is about peace.

18. No support for barbarian butchers that fund Anti-American terrorist groups, sounds like some pretty sound foreign policy to me.

19. I understand the argument

20. It's a shame Sanders cannot ascend above his being Jewish so he can introduce a resolution on Israel which BTW is 50% responsible for what's going on in Yemen! Paul, it's the US-Saudi-Israeli alliance!

21. Love Bernie!

22. Yeah Jay, don't try pull Bernie into commenting about another worthless scumbag like L.Graham. He doesn't want to waste his time, you should've known better.

23. Ending arms to Saudis and support for its Yemen War is all well and good. But let's get serious. We could take a little Pentagon or CIA money, go to Yemen, drill a thousand water wells, and ten thousand decent houses. These people needed help years ago, and we're still fiddling around with Saudi violations of cease fires. When are we going to get serious? We have brothers and sisters in extreme distress and we watch unblinkingly. Are we even human?

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