Bernie Sanders loses his patience, and almost comes out of the interview: “You want to do nonsense, do nonsense”

Senator Bernie Sanders grew clearly and suddenly ended with an interview after he was asked if his progressive ally, a representative Alexandria Okasio CortezYou must nominate the Senate.
During a prior segment ABC this weekThe host of Jonathan Karl Senator Fairmont About the future of OCASIO-Cortez, he asks: “Do you want to see it join you in the Senate?” Sanders, 83, praised the Congress member for her efforts to advance progressive reasons.
The question appears to be the nerve, as speculation revolves around whether it may challenge OCASIO-Cortez The leader of the minority in the Senate Chuck Schumer for his seat in 2028.

“At the present time, I said, as I said, just a large group of people in Congress. Well, Jonathan, thanks,” Sanders responded suddenly before standing suddenly and walking outside the camera.
Karl tried to continue the interview, and call after Sanders, “Wait, got another one – I got another one. This is an important question.”
It is clear that he is irritated, Sanders refused the interrogation line, saying: “No, you want to do nonsense. [at my rallies]”
Karl noted that Okasio Cortez was traveling with Sanders in the “oligarchy round”, which drew large crowds in cities such as Las Vegas, Denver and parts of Arizona.
After some of the closing camera, Sanders reluctantly returned to his seat to answer Karl’s recent question, whether he was running for positions again, given the enthusiasm surrounding his last gathering.
Sanders replied: “Now I am very proud that the residents of Vermont State have brought me back to the Senate with 63 % of the votes.” “I am a Vermont’s Senate Member. This is what I do. I am very happy to do so. I am 83 years old. I am tired.”
Sanders, who won his re -election during the Fourth Senate term last November, will not be his re -election until 2030 when he was 89 years old. The second oldest Senator, behind Chuck Grassley in Iowa, 91.
Throughout his political career, Sanders defended progressive policies and helped expand the progress of the progressive gathering of Congress, which he co -founded when he had only five members. Today, the gathering includes approximately 100 members.
While Sanders refused to speculate on the future of Okasio Cortez, he continued to praise her work, saying: “Alexandria is unusual. I am very liked its work in Congress-only, it inspires young people all over the country.”