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trade union leaders in America. So, brothers and sisters, we got
some problems in this country. We have a an administration that
is leading us to oligarchy and an administration that is
leading us to an authoritarian form of society and an
administration that is leading us toward kleptocracy.
And what I see happening, and I was just in Kenosha yesterday.
We were in Altoona, WI earlier today.
I see this incredible truck. Do you know how many people we
have here? We got a bunch of rooms.
We got over 6000 people. So what I see happening all over
America is people, not just Democrats or independents, but
Republicans as well, saying we fought for too long and too many
people died for democracy. We're not going dialogue.
You know, it's a funny thing that we are right here in
Abraham Lincoln High School. And I thank the high school for
allowing us to use their facilities.
So I want to tell you a little story.
I in Vermont on Memorial Day, I usually go to a parade, a
beautiful parade, one of the largest in the state, in a town
called Vergennes, Vermont, in the northern part of the state.
And at the end of the parade, people assemble it in town
green, and people give speeches. And the organizers always bring
up some kids from the high school to say a few words And
what they ask the kids from the high school to say, one of the
speeches is to recite Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
You all remember that. And let me remind you what he
said, 'cause it was really prescient and it was really
quite extraordinary. Here he was in 1863.
I think it was a few days after the terrible Battle of
Gettysburg. Thousands and thousands, maybe
10s of thousands of soldiers had died in the fight against
slavery. And he looks out, he looks out
on that field and this is what he says.
And you'll all remember this. He said that we here highly
resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this
nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom, and that
government of the people by the people for the people shall not
perish from the earth. And that is why we are here
today. We're here today to, in fact,
make sure that after so many people in our country have
fought and fought and died for democracy, that we are going to
be stay a government of the people, by the people and for
the people. Now, I want to tell you what we
are up against because you got to know what this struggle is
about. And I think you all do.
And I want you to think back just six or so weeks ago when
Donald Trump was inaugurated. Now think about who the people
were. No, I had a box seat.
For whatever reason, I got pushed to the front of that.
So I was like 3 feet away and right behind Trump.
Sitting behind them were the three wealthiest people in
America, Mr. Musk, Mr. Bezos and Mr. Zuckerberg.
That's not all. Behind them were 13 other
billionaires who Trump had nominated the head major
government agencies. In other words, they weren't
hiding anything. They were telling the American
people and the world that instead of a government of the
people, by the people and for the people, we have now become a
government of the billionaire class, for the billionaire class
and by the billionaire class. That is what brothers and
sisters we are taking on. And I want to say something that
I really fully do not understand.
Maybe we have some psychiatrists in the audience.
And I mean, that's seriously who can help us here.
Because, look, everybody wants to make money.
Everybody wants to live comfortably.
Nothing new about that in this country.
Today in Vermont breaks my heart.
And I'm sure in Michigan we have major addiction problems, right?
We all know people who are addicted to drugs and what's
happening to their lives. We know people who are
alcoholic. We know people who smoke too
much, people who are, you know, overweight, eat too much, people
who have addictions. But I will tell you what the
most serious addiction is in this country.
Boy, it's a smart group of people.
That's right. It is the addiction of greed by
the billionaire class. Now, you might think that if
somebody had a few $100 million, had their own jet plane, had
their own island or whatever these guys do, it might be
enough, but it is never enough. They are addicted to more and
more and more, and they don't care how many people they step
over in order to satisfy their greed.
And right now, what they are in the process of trying to do, and
it's why I'm here in Warren, to stop them, what they want to do
is at a time when we have more income and wealth inequality
than we have ever had, when the billionaire class, the people on
top have never, ever, ever had it so good.
What they want to do is give over a trillion dollars in tax
breaks to the 1%, and they do that by cutting $880 billion
from Medicaid, over $200 billion from nutrition and other
programs that the working class of this country need.
So in other words, this is the Robin Hood proposal in reverse.
Instead of taking for the rich given to the poor, they're
taking for the poor and giving them to the rich.
We ain't going to let that happen.
And I want to explain for a moment what $880 billion in
Medicaid means. It means that when, in the midst
of the healthcare crisis, millions of children will be
thrown off of the health insurance they have.
If you have a mom or dad in a nursing home or somebody who may
need nursing home, understand that.
Two out of three people in nursing homes get there through
Medicaid payments cut. Medicaid can be harder to get
people into nursing homes. Quality of care will
deteriorate. We have 32 million people in
community getting their health care.
It community health centers, something that I've worked very
hard on, primary healthcare, 40% of the revenue for community
health centres comes from Medicaid, slash Medicaid.
It'll be harder for millions of people to get the primary care,
the dental care, the vision care that they need.
We are not going to allow them to slash Medicaid in order to
give tax breaks to the risk. Well, the reason we are in
Warren and we're in Kenosha and we're in Altoona is that all of
these congressional districts have Republican members of
Congress who won by a very slim vote.
Your congressman is Mr. James. John James, apparently you know
Mr. James. So my request of Mr. James James
is very simple. You know, I'm from Vermont and I
am here doing a town meeting in Warren, MI Mr. James, I think
your constituents here in Warren would love to do a town meeting
with you. And I think that town meeting
should be respectful people. He has the right to make his
case. Let him speak.
You have the right to ask him questions.
And I think the question that is most on people's minds is why
would any member of Congress vote for massive tax breaks for
billionaires and then cut Medicaid, education and
nutrition? But Mr. Musk and Mr. Trump are
not only going after Medicaid and nutrition programs, they're
going after Social Security. I think I speak for every member
of the Senate and telling you that we get calls every single
day from seniors, people with disabilities, say I'm trying to
reach Social Security, I got a problem, I want to talk to
somebody. It's taken forever to do that.
In fact, shamefully, some 30,000 people die every year waiting
for an understaffed Social Security.
They are way under staffed today to approve disability benefits.
You got that? So people are sick, they're on
disability, takes them forever to get their issue dealt with,
and they die in between. What Musk and Trump are
proposing are massive cuts to Social Security staffing, which
would make it harder for people to get their claims addressed.
That would mean more people will die.
That is not acceptable. And I'll tell you what else they
are trying to do. I, one of the honors of my
Senate life was I chaired for a while the US Senate Committee on
Veterans Affairs. And I'm very proud of that.
I have the opportunity to meet people, great veterans, not only
from Vermont, but all over the country.
And I think no matter what your political view may be, I think
there is nobody or very few people in America who would
disagree that when a man or a woman puts their lives on the
line to defend us, we honor our commitment to those veterans.
But at the behest of Mr. Musk, the VA has announced that they
intend to lay off 83,000 employees at the veterans and
that will mean for veterans to go into VA healthcare
deterioration and the quality of care they get.
For veterans who are waiting for their benefits, it will take
them longer to get. Now.
Just yesterday, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the second largest
veterans organization in the country, said, quote, we now
call upon VA to reconsider its planned reduction of 83,000
employees. The VFW is right.
I call on the Trump administration rescind that
order. We are not going to balance the
budget on the backs of our veterans or our seniors.
I'll tell you something else. In their proposal, the
Republican proposal, not only they have 880 billion in cuts
for Medicaid, they have $230 billion in cuts to nutrition
programs. Now you tell me in what
universe, in what world, in what religion is it acceptable to
give tax breaks to the to the very richest people and cut food
programs for hungry kids? That is disgusting and grossly
immoral. Now, obviously, one of the ways
you dismantle programs is you cut staffing, you cut massive
amounts of workers in Social Security at VA.
They can't deliver the services that people need.
So right now, they are in Trump and Musk are in the process of
laying off hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
And put yourself, we have any federal employees right here.
Yeah, all right. And we thank them for their
service. And I can tell you that, and
it's not hard to imagine you're a federal employee to everyone's
on pins and needles. They're wondering.
They're going to get a letter from Mr. Musk tomorrow telling
them that they're gone. People have worked for years.
People have done great work, gone out on the streets.
Now, I want you to think for a moment.
If Mr. Musk can do this, arbitrarily fire hundreds of
thousands of federal employees, think about what will happen
when the rebel technological revolution of artificial
intelligence and robotics really gets hold in this country.
Think about it. Everybody knows that this
revolution is coming, and that means that many millions of
workers in the private sector are going to be displaced.
If Musk can simply throw out onto the street for no decent
reason, hundreds of thousands of federal employees, what do you
think they're going to do when robotics and artificial
intelligence comes? They're going to replace those
workers, and they're going to throw them out on the street as
well. This is a prelude to what
they're going to do in the private sector and all.
I happen to believe that technology unto itself is not a
bad thing. If it can result in increased
worker productivity, that's great.
But what we want to make sure is that workers benefit from that
worker productivity increase. We'll watch CEOs all over this
country say, hey, we got a machine to replace you, we don't
need you anymore, you're out on the street now.
What we are up against is not only the incredible greed of the
billionaire class, we're up against something that we really
have never experienced in this country.
And I'm not going to stand up here and tell you with a
straight face that politicians never lie, never stretch the
truth a little bit. Occasionally that happens.
But what we're up against right now, and this is enormously
important, is we're up against the phenomenon that we have
never seen, and that is the big lie.
The Big Lie is not just stretching the truth.
Big Lie is not just fibbing. The Big Lie is creating a
parallel universe, a set of ideas that either have no basis
in reality or in the great scheme of things, are nowhere
near the most important concerns that the American people have.
What some of these people on the right are doing is saying
outrageously false statements. They say it over and over again
and then they have the right wing social media blast it out
to hundreds of millions of people until people actually
believe it. And then and then rather than
having the kinds of discussions and debate that we should have
in a democratic society, what are the issues?
You have your view? I have my view.
Let's debate. Let's come up to some consensus,
or we'll vote on it, whatever it may be.
We spend half our lives trying to refute outrageous lies.
Let me just give you a few examples which you're familiar
with. Trump claimed that the 2020
election was stolen from him and that he won by a landslide.
A lie. All of you remember the terrible
January 6th insurrection where they tried to prevent?
Well, Trump claimed that that was a day of love.
And by the way, pardoned all of those insurrectionists.
Trump has claimed that millions and millions of undocumented
people vote in American elections alive.
Trump has claimed that climate change is a hoax originating in
China, a lie. And very recently, Trump has
claimed that Ukraine started the horrific war with Russia.
And I'll give you an idea how bad this is.
A couple of months ago and I was involved in this, there was,
there was what we would call, we call in Washington a continuing
resolution to see all keep the government going and people,
Democrats and Republicans work together for months.
And we had, I was chairman of the Health Education Committee,
a lot of provisions in there which would have cut the cost of
prescription drugs, would have expanded healthcare, etcetera,
etcetera. We were involved in that debate
anyhow, months and months of discussion, debate, arguments.
Finally, an agreement was reached literally the day before
that was going to be voted on and passed in the House.
Mr. Musk sent out on Twitter emails that said there was a 43%
increase in salaries for members of Congress.
Tell your member of Congress not to vote for it.
They're going to get a 43% increase, a total lie.
It was a 3.4 inflation. That's all it was, percent
increase total I and as a result of what Musk did and the emails
that he sent out, Republicans refused to go forward and that
bill died. And it doesn't stop.
If some of you have heard from State of the Union speech, he
claimed he picked up on something that Musk had started
and that as you all heard, millions, zillions of people who
are two hundred 150 years of age, 500 years of age, they're
all receiving Social Security benefits.
All right, I got 2 questions. Why would he do that?
What is the think, think. No.
What is if you say to people, the average American, you know,
that Social Security system is really corrupt.
You got all these people are 200 years of age, they're getting is
all corrupt. What is the goal?
All right. I can't raise one person.
Raise. I can't hear anybody.
Yeah, it's right. Yes, yes.
What else you got? Yep, that's right.
All right. All of this stuff is to tell you
give up on your government. Government can't do anything.
It's all fraud. Social Security is broken, it's
fraudulent. Medicare, Medicaid, it's all.
And if you do that, what is the end result?
The privatization of everything. You're going to give all this
stuff over to large corporations.
So the truth is, the truth is that well over 99% of Social
Security checks are going out to the people who earned those
checks, 70 million people, and nobody who was 150 or 200 gets a
Social Security check. Absolute lie.
Now the now the purpose of all this lying, it is not just to
push his right wing ideology. It's more than that.
It is, and this is big stuff that we got to say on what they
are trying to do is the Fleck attention away from the real
issues, the very serious issues that the working class of this
country is facing. And those are issues that Musk
and Trump do not want to address because it's not in their
financial interests to do so. So as a case in point, Trump
gave his State of the Union speech.
It went on for about 28 hours. I don't know, it was the longest
State of the Union. I think it was 100 minutes and
in his hundred. And this is what is
extraordinary. It's not what he said, it's what
he didn't say. He spoke for over an hour and a
half, and he almost completely ignored the issues that are
keeping working families up at night as they worry about how
they are going to survive in these very difficult times.
So let's do something radical. You ready to do something
radical? Let's do what President Trump
did not do. Let us take a real look at what
is going on in America today. OK?
All right. We are the richest country.
We are the richest country in the history of the world.
But you know what? 60%, Six, zero percent of our
people are living paycheck to paycheck.
Now. Unlike Trump, I grew up in a
family that lives paycheck to paycheck.
And I know a little bit about that, as I expect many of you
do. So what does living paycheck to
paycheck mean? Tell me.
Raise your hands and be loud. Yes.
Right here. Means surviving how you survive.
Yes. It means little money.
What does it mean? Yes.
Stress. Hold it one at a time.
Yeah. Survival.
Exhaustion. Exhaustion.
Fear. Fear of what?
A fear of everything. What?
Medical care? Yes, ma'am.
No money for emergencies. Yes.
Making difficult choices, ma'am. OK.
All right there. Yeah.
No future. All right, Here is here is the
reality. And I think you've all said it
in a few minutes. Millions of Americans today are
wondering how they're going to be able to pay their rent and
what happens if the landlord raises their rent?
What do they do where rents are going up all over the What do
you do with the landlord raises your rent?
You got to move. Where you going to move to?
You got to take your kid out of school.
Where's going to go? She going to go.
People are worried that your child or your parents become
sick. You can't afford to take that
person to a doctor or you cannot afford the prescription drugs
that your mom or your kid may need.
What's going on today in America is people are worried just
something as simple as basic Your car breaks down.
You got an old car, right? Your car breaks down and the guy
at the repair shop says it's going to cost you 1000 bucks to
get it fixed. Now, what happens if you don't
have the 1000 bucks? You can't get your car fixed.
If you can't get your car fixed, you can't get to work.
If you can't get to work, you're going to lose your job.
If you lose your job, how are you going to survive?
That's because millions of people don't have $1000 in the
bank in America today. And this is a remarkable,
remarkable fact. It is not just that our life
expectancy. You all know what life
expectancy, how long we live. It's about four years shorter
than people in other wealthy countries, and we should wonder
why that is so. But here's something that is
never talked about. Now I want to throw that out for
you. I want you to digest it.
If you are working class in this country, your life expectancy,
on average will be 7 years shorter than if you're wealthy.
Do you all understand what that is about?
That means that being working class in this country, in many
respects, is like a death sentence.
You're rich, you're going to live long life.
You're working class 7 years. Sure.
Why is that a stress? All right, What stress is about?
Stress is not some concept. Oh, we're stressed out.
Stress is a physiological reaction.
And there is, you know, doctors frame it as, as the, the, it's
the disease of a poor people who have to struggle every single
day. Stress wrecks your body and it
has a terrible impact on your mind.
If you have to worry every single day, how are you going to
survive? How do I feed the kids?
How do I pay the rent? What happens if I get a call?
I have to be at work at midnight for the midnight shift.
You Add all that together, people are living on pins and
needles day after day, year after year.
Stress kills, and in the richest country in the history of the
world, millions of people should not have shorter lives than they
otherwise should because of the economy that we have.
But it's not just domestic policy that we have got to be
concerned about under Trump. We are all proud.
I think we wake up in the morning.
We know it's part of who we are as Americans.
We are proud that we are the longest standing democracy in
the world, you know, and we are proud.
We are proud, and I mean this sincerely, that all over the
world people read our Declaration of Independence,
they read the Constitution and they say, you know what, that's
what we want our country to be like, a country that is free, a
country that is democratic. But I have to tell you that for
the first time in our 250 year history, we have a president who
is turning his back on democracy and allying allying us with
authoritarianism. No, Mr. President, Ukraine did
not start this war. No, Mr. President, Zelensky is
not a dictator. Vladimir Putin is.
We must not abandon the people of Ukraine who were invaded by
Putin. This country must stand for
democracy, not dictatorship. And there is another issue that
I have worked long and hard on, and that is, as all of you know,
there was a terrible attack by Hamas against Israel. 1200
innocent people were killed. Israel had a right to respond,
but Israel did not have the right to wage an all out war
against the Palestinian people. And as a result of that all out
war, 45,000 people, most of whom most of whom are women and
children, are dead. And as a result of that war,
well over 100,000 have been injured.
And as a result of that war, the infrastructure, the healthcare,
the schools, the water systems, the wastewater plants in Gaza
have been virtually destroyed. Now, tragically, Trump wants to
follow Biden's very mistaken policy and provide more weapons
to Netanyahu's right wing extremist government.
I'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that
Netanyahu does not get those home.
And while we have got to be very vigilant every day as to what
Trump and Musk and these guys are doing and fight back, that
is not good enough. It's not good enough just to be
on the defence. We have got to play offence as
well. And here is a secret that the
corporate media will not tell you.
And that is the progressive agenda is wildly popular all
over this country. It is exactly what the American
people want. And at the top of the list,
whether you're Democrat, Republican, independent, you
know that we have a corrupt campaign finance system.
This is America. Billionaires should not be
allowed to buy politicians. It is beyond insane, beyond
insane that Musk was able to contribute $270 million to
Trump's campaign and then his reward?
He becomes the most powerful person in the government.
But it is not just Musk. It is not just Musk and
Republicans. It is Democratic billionaires as
well. We need, we need to end this
disastrous and corrupt campaign finance system.
We need to overturn the Citizens United decision, and we need to
move the public funding of elections.
Billionaires should no longer be able to buy elections.
And I'll tell you something else that the American people,
Democrats, Republicans, independents feel strongly about
at a time of unprecedented income and wealth inequality.
They don't want the billionaire class to get another nickel in
tax breaks. When many millions of our people
are trying to survive on starvation wages, the American
people understand we've got to raise that federal minimum wage
today. Today our divisible 7 and 1/4
hour to a living wage, at least 5017 bucks an hour all over
America. We're going to be trade
unionists here. People in unions raise hand.
All right. Thank you.
All over this country, workers know that if it's going to earn
decent wages, benefits and working conditions, you got to
have a union at your back. Unions have never been more
popular than they are right now. But what's going on is that many
of these corporations are acting illegally in trying to prevent
workers from joining a union. They're threatening them.
They're threatening to move the plant to China, take them in
back rooms, indoctrinating them, all of which is illegal.
That is why we've got to pass legislation I just reintroduced
called the PRO Act that punishes companies that act illegally
when workers try to form the union.
If you can believe it, hard to believe, but it is true. 22% of
seniors in America are trying to survive on $15,000 a year or
less. Half of seniors trying to get by
on 30,000 or less. No Mr. Trump, we aren't going to
cut Social Security. We're going to expand Social
Security benefit. How many people in this room
think our current healthcare system is working?
You're right. We are spending twice as much
for personal healthcare as the people of any other country.
Yeah, we got 85,000,000 uninsured or underinsured.
Many of you have large deductibles, Right?
All right, we have 60,000 people a year in America dying because
they can't get to a doctor on time.
All right, they get sick, they wait, they wait, they walk into
the doctor's office. It is too late.
The time is long overdue for this country to do what every
other major country does, guarantee healthcare.
All people as a human right. I need your help.
We're going to reintroduce Medicare for All.
Let's get a test. Unbelievably, in our broken
healthcare system, one out of four people who got a
prescription from their doctor cannot afford to fill that
prescription. We pay by far the highest prices
in the world for prescription drugs, sometimes 10 times more
than people in other countries. Congress has got to have the
guts to take on Big Pharma and make sure that we cut
prescription drug costs in this country by 50%.
And here's another concept which is non radical, that already
exists around the world. It is common sense.
We live in a competitive global economy.
We need the best educated workforce in the world.
It's not just that we need more doctors and nurses and dentists.
We need more confidence and electricians and sheet metal
workers. We need more teachers.
It is totally insane then when we have a desperate need for
skilled workers, educated workers, that young people are
going 3050 a $100,000 or more in debt to get an education.
Instead of giving tax breaks to billionaires, let's make public
colleges and universities tuition free.
And despite what Mr. Trump may think, climate change, sadly is
not a hoax. It is an existential threat.
We can create millions of good paying union jobs by
transforming our energy system into energy efficiency and
sustainable energies. And by the way, by the way, when
we talk about freedom, and I hear that word a lot in
Washington, DC, you know what freedom means.
It means that every woman in this country should have the
right to control her own body. Now, I know, I know that a lot
of folks throughout the country here in Michigan are feeling
angry and you're feeling frustrated and some of you may
feel a bit hopeless. So let me say this.
At this moment in history, this very difficult moment, despair
is not an option. Giving up is not acceptable.
That is what the oligarchs want you to do.
So let us never forget real change.
The change that we have experienced over the hundreds of
years of our nationhood only occurs when ordinary people
stand up against oppression and injustice and fight back.
That's how change, change does not take place from the top on
down. It's the bottom on up.
And I want you to think in this difficult moment to understand
that this is not the first time in American history that we have
faced serious, serious challenges.
And I want you, and I don't want to be overly romantic here, but
I want you to think back to the 1760s, seventeen 70s where you
had these people here in the colonies, then colonies.
And they said, you know what? We want independence.
We want to be able to make our own decisions.
And they stood up to the entire British Empire, the king of
England, the most powerful guy on earth.
And you know what? They beat him.
I want you to think about the 1830s, eighteen 40s, eighteen
50s, people in the abolitionist movement who said, you know
what, slavery must be abolished once and for all from this
country. And they were taking on some
very powerful people and we were engaged in a horrible bloody
civil war. But we prevailed.
Slavery was abolished. Sean, Sean Sayne of the UAW was
up here a few minutes ago and I was just thinking, I was reading
something today about the labour movement.
All of you know, know anything about labour history, been in
the early parts of the 20th century.
You know, we had kids, little children working in factories.
We had workers working seven days a week.
We had workers who paid horrible wages.
And what workers said, they said, you know what, we want to
form a union. And what the companies would
often do is fire these workers. They would have workers beaten
up. Sometimes they were workers were
killed because they wanted to form a union.
I was just reading today. I don't know how many of you
know this, that in 1936 when people were forming the United
Automobile Workers, workers faced enormous opposition from
General Motors and the other big automobile companies.
The only workers did they actually took over G miss
factories. They waged a sit in and as a
result of that, the UAW was formed.
Throughout that other great unions were formed and the
unions helped create the American middle class.
They struggled and they won. And we all remember or read
about the extraordinary bravery of Doctor King and the civil
rights movement and their struggle against segregation.
We all know the history of the women's movement.
Women fought and died for the right to vote, for the right to
control their own bodies. It was not an easy struggle.
And we got the environmental movement and the gay rights
movement. In other words.
In other words, nobody. Frederick Douglass said that
nobody ever gives you freedom. You got to fight for it.
So yes, the oligarchs are enormously powerful.
They have endless amounts of money, they control our economy,
they own much of the media, and they have enormous influence
over our political system. But from the bottom of my heart,
I believe that if we stand together, we can beat them.
You know, Nelson Mandela made a very profound statement.
He said everything is impossible until it is done.
You know, like, oh, my God, camp happened to camp.
And then it happens. Oh, no big deal, you know?
Yeah. Well, all right.
So. Well.
Well, I love you too. So what I want you all to
appreciate, I want you all to appreciate that in the
wealthiest country in the history of the world, if we
stand together, if we do not let the right wing divide us up by
the colour of our skin or where we were born or our religion or
our sexual orientation, if we stand together fighting for an
agenda that works for the working class of this country,
nothing can stop us. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's not Bernie. It is you.
I'll do my job. That you've got to do your job.
I've just been informed by a staff member that right here in
Warren, MI today, we have over 9000 people of attending Isabel.
So I think in addition to this room, we got an overflow room
and then we got an overflow overflow room.
And what that tells me is the people not only in Michigan and
Vermont, but all over this country, we're prepared to stand
up, we're prepared to fight and we're going to win.
Thank you. Hey, thank.
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