Will FDR comparisons connect Bernie with older voters?

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Will FDR comparisons connect Bernie with older voters?

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This week on the Nerdcast with host Scott Bland: The president isn't so
sure that he would call the FBI if he was approached with information
about his competitors from foreign actors. Or maybe he would. A White
House reporter explains the president's bizarre statement. Then, a 2020
reporter breaks down why Senator Sanders is doubling down on socialism.
Plus, Mitch McConnell may have benefited from his wife Elaine Chao's
position as the secretary of transportation. And he's proud of it! The
reporters who broke the story join the Nerdcast.

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