Coming Up Next, BERNIE SANDERS on MEET THE PRESS with Chuck Todd, 10:30 AM ET

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1. Argh. I wasn't watching the clock, it's 10:47

and they're talking Syria, so I assume I missed him entirely.

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2. Are you watching Meet The Press? nt

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4. Chuck started with how Sanders has recently added information to his website about foreign policy.

There was some talk of the ME migrant crisis to which Bernie referred to his vote against the war in Iraq, and that we must now deal with the unfolding humanitarian crisis. Chuck also asked about bills Bernie has sponsored in Congress and how he would be able to advance legislation. Bernie responded that on specific issues, particularly Veterans affairs he has worked successfully with Republicans in passing laws over the years.

When his recent poll rise and popularity against Clinton came up, Bernie affirmed that his campaign is appealing to many Americans concerned by widened income and wealth inequality, inability by most to afford college education for their children and other well known positions Sanders emphasizes. When Chuck made an error about Afghanistan, he quickly apologized with "I'm sorry sir", a welcome sign of respect from the host for the rising presidential candidate. That's basically what I got out of the interview.

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3. Bernie will on in the second half. nt

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5. Yes, in the 2nd half or 10:30 ET as noted.

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7. In my area it airs from 10:30 til 11:30 am. nt

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9. Something's weird. Now MTP is showing David Brooks & panel which I already

watched before Bernie. ? Oh well..

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6. I was cruising around the Internet

looking for Meet the Press and I came upon one of the morning shows for MSNBC
saying that young people do not come out to vote in the general election therefore
even if he won the primary Bernie couldn't win the general election.

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8. What MSNBC says lately, especially about young people Not turning out to vote is untrue.

The young have the most at stake in this election. Their futures will not be positive unless major changes take place.