Bernie Sanders Crashes Coachella Music Festival
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Sounding off on President Donald Trump, Sanders told music fans, "The future of what happens to America is dependent upon your generation."
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) played the political equivalent of his greatest hits during a surprise appearance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday.
The 83-year-old progressive icon took the stage ahead of indie pop artist Clairo’s performance to deliver a fiery speech, where he raged against President Donald Trump, corporate greed and the billionaire class.
Rallying young voters to defend democracy, Sanders told audiences, “This country faces some very difficult challenges. The future of what happens to America is dependent upon your generation.”
“You can turn away and ignore what goes on, but if you do, you do it at your own peril. We need you to stand up and fight for justice, to fight for economic justice, racial justice and social justice.”
Boos echoed through the crowd as Sanders began to sound off against the president.
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