Senator Bernie Sanders has reiterated his criticism of the Democratic Party for allegedly abandoning the working class following Donald Trump's victory over Kamala Harris in the presidential election. Sanders argues that the party's failure to address economic inequalities has contributed to electoral losses and disenchantment among working-class Americans. Nancy Pelosi opposes Sanders' claims, highlighting the Biden administration's efforts to support working families and arguing that cultural issues played a more significant role in Harris' defeat. Sanders stresses the importance of addressing economic disparity, with many Americans struggling to access basic necessities, and emphasizes engaging with alternative media platforms to reach broader audiences. The dialogue highlights ongoing internal rifts within the Democratic Party regarding its direction and voter engagement strategies.