In this Bernie Bonus, Sen. Sanders breaks down the summit in Helskini where Trump openly sided with Russia’s authoritarian leader Vladimir Putin aganst the U.S. intelligence community.

Do Facebook, Amazon, Google and other tech giants pose a threat to American democracy? Sen. Sanders discusses that question and more with Lina Khan and Sarah Miller of the Open Markets Institute.

At a live town hall in Washington, Sen. Sanders and a panel of foreign policy and national security experts discuss the consequences of Trump withdrawing the U.S. from the Iran nuclear agreement, and alternatives to the hawkish Washington foreign policy establishment.

Senator Sanders and a panel in Philadelphia address criminal justice reform and mass incarceration in America. Featuring Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, Premal Dharia, director of litigation at Civil Rights Corps, and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, assistant professor of African-American Studies at Princeton University. Moderated by Daniel Denvir, host of The Dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine.

Senator Sanders responds to President Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal. 

On Monday night, Senator Sanders held a town hall on Income Inequality in America: The Rise of Oligarchy and Collapse of the Middle Class. He was joined by Senator Elizabeth Warren, documentary filmmaker Michael Moore, and professor of economics Darrick Hamilton as well as other experts on poverty, the middle class and corporate power.  The live stream drew 1.7 million viewers on Tuesday night – beating out some of the major TV networks – had has now been viewed almost 3 million times...

Tuesday night, President Trump gave his first State of the Union address. Sen. Bernie Sanders responds.

What does it really mean to have a progressive government? Mayor Bill de Blasio sits down with Sen. Sanders to talk about progress in New York City and beyond.

This may not be the sexiest issue. But it's certainly one of the most important right now.

While Republicans are busy trying to give enormous tax breaks to billionaires and corporations, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and I are here to talk about what we really should be prioritizing in our budget to invest in working families and put the middle class first.

In this Bernie Bonus episode, Sen. Sanders breaks down how the Paradise Papers reveal a world rapidly moving toward international oligarchy, controlled by a tiny number of billionaires.

Chuck Collins, Director of the Institute for Policy Studies' Program on Inequality and the Common Good, joined Sen. Sanders to discuss the worrying growth of income and wealth inequality and how we can create a more equal society.

On this episode of the Bernie Sanders Show, Team Sanders sits down with Arcade Fire lead singer Win Butler to discuss the American health care system and Canada's.

After a video of Dr. Danielle Martin taking down a Republican senator in a debate about single-payer health care went viral, Bernie sat down with her to discuss his new Medicare-for-all bill and how the program works in Canada.

Bernie talks to former Vice President Al Gore about climate change, his new film, "An Inconvenient Sequel," and how big money is controlling our political system.

Sen. Bernie Sanders sits down with former Secretary of Defense Bill Perry to discuss how we achieve a diplomatic solution to the North Korea nuclear threat. 

In this bonus episode, Bernie explains why we need net neutrality and a free and open internet, and why that's at risk under the Trump administration.

Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren discuss the dangerous consequences of the Republican health care plan and how to resist it, and answer questions from Americans about what the plan would mean for them. 

Bernie talks with voting rights and campaign finance expert Professor Rick Hasen about Republican efforts to suppress the vote, fake claims of voter fraud, gerrymandering and the role of big money in our elections.

In this bonus episode, Bernie explains the avalanche of information in the last few days surrounding President Trump's possible ties to Russia and the firing of FBI Director James Comey.

Bill McKibben, author and leading environmentalist who once spent three days in jail after leading the largest civil disobedience in 30 years to protest the Keystone XL pipeline, joins Bernie to talk about the movement to combat climate change.

Jane Mayer, who literally wrote the book on money in politics, joins Bernie to talk about the Koch brothers, Robert Mercer and her latest book "Dark Money."

Senator Sanders and filmmaker and activist Josh Fox have a conversation about climate change, fracking and how we transform our energy system.

Senator Sanders and Bill Nye the Science Guy sit down to talk about climate change and what actions we can take to transform our energy system.