Bernie Sanders says that Americans live in a

Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT.) Has just described inequality in the United States as “steroid oligarchy.”

During Sunday morning episode of “Meet The Press”, Sanders said there was a crisis of democracy in the United States, and wants to fight against the average of Americans of working class to run for a position.

When asked if his current tour of “Oligarchy of fighting” of Cross-Country with the representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was destined to help the Democrats or inspire people to start a third, he told Moderator Kristen Welker: “We are trying to strengthen US democracy.”

Then, the senator highlighted an obvious statistic about the disparity of wealth in the country.

“We are living … in the richest country in the world and yet a person, Mr. Musk, has more wealth than the lower 53% of US households,” Sanders said. “That is crazy. That is oligarchy with steroids.”

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After helping Usher to President Donald Trump in a position, Elon Musk has exerted an unprecedented influence as an unique member of the Internal Circle of the White House.

Although he told Tesla investors that he plans to spend less time in Washington, DC, during the lousy profits of the first quarter of the automotive company last week, he has already destroyed a series of essential programs, while at the head of the budget initiative known in the Government’s efficiency department.

Sanders continued to point out the number of American workers “living the payment check to the payment check”, and the alarming rates of children and older people living in poverty, and said that Americans are hungry for “an economy that works for all of us, and not just for musk and other billionaires.”

While the Independent said that he was associated with Democrats to fight the “movement towards authoritarianism” of Trump, his tax cuts for the ultra rich and his attacks on the social welfare system, Sanders also said that the current bipartisan system of the country is simply not working.

“We are on the same page, but what the Democrats lack at this time is a vision for the future,” he insisted.

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Sanders had a solution: to push the “workers” to look for a position, regardless of what party they choose to run.

“Do you want to run as a Democrat? Great. Do you want to run as an independent? That’s great, but you have to get involved in the political process because at this time the bipartisan system is failing in the working class of this country,” he explained.

Sanders’ message seems to be resonating with the Americans of all stripes. During his “Lucha Oligarchy” tour, the extreme left politician has been attracting large crowds in places that are believed to be conservative territory.

Earlier this month, during an event in Idaho with Ocasio-Cortez, he said: “We do not accept these nonsense of Blue State/Red State. We are the United States of America, not the red states, not the blue states.”

Look at Sanders’ full interview in “Meet The Press” below: