Bernie Sanders thinks Medicare-for-all bill could pass, 'not absolutely certain' Trump would veto

What happened: Sen. Bernie Sanders said he is "not absolutely certain" President Donald Trump would veto Medicare for All, telling MS NOW host Chris Hayes the bill should be passed regardless of veto prospects. Key numbers: Sanders said Medicare for All is supported by over 60% of Americans and "probably 80-90% of Democrats." Why it matters: Hayes said the odds of Trump signing the bill are "pretty small." Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert told Fox News Digital Sanders is appealing to Trump's ego and that other politicians may want to take a cue from him.

Sen. Bernie Sanders said he is "not absolutely certain" President Donald Trump would veto Medicare for All, telling MS NOW host Chris Hayes the bill should be passed regardless of veto prospects.

Hayes said the odds of Trump signing the bill are "pretty small." Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert told Fox News Digital Sanders is appealing to Trump's ego and that other politicians may want to take a cue from him.