Which is probably why Trump put his buddy who previously said he didn't want a governemnt position because he was afraid to "cripple the presidency" and has no experience in the field whatsoever, in that position.
Whether he realizes it or not.

What Bernie buys with his money is of no relevance. What is relevant is that he doesn't take coorporate checks and buys things with that money.
And I don't know if those numbers are accurate. But you can be a part of the top 2% and still think that they, including yourself, should pay their fair share in taxes, instead of getting more tax breaks. That he's ok with taxing himself doesn't makle him a hypocrit, but more admirable.

I've seen that clip before btw, and that business owner was extremely ambigous with his question. He didn't specify which regulations or taxes he's refering to. And if Bernie pressed him on it, asking "Which tax? Which regulation?" I bet he wouldn't have had an answer. And it's evident because in Obama's first term alone, he did over a dozen small business tax cuts. And the marketplace nearly doubled since Obama took office. The US were losing 800 000 jobs a month when Obama first took office, and now 12 million jobs have been created since. That's definitely not something I would consider a success, but it contradicts the general statement this random guy made.
His question was basically "Why is this administration so against small businesses" to which Bernie answered "I don't believe they are."
Bernie can't give a specific solution to an unspecified problem, so he went on a tangent about his concerns of multinational coorporations and the income inequality that comes from that.

As for his numbers, I don't know, but his general message is one I still agree on, as well as many of the policies he supports.
It's still unbeliavable to me that USA is the only modern nation where the people don't see being kept alive by medicine as a basic human right, like the right to an education. It wasn't always like that, but people stood up for themselves and said that their children deserve an education as much as the right people. And so it became something people considered a right. They have still not drawn that conclusion about medicine, even though USA pays more for medicine per person than in any other country. Because in the US most of it goes to profit, instead of saving lives. And that continues because pharma companies donate so much to politicians, and brainwash people into thinking its not something the deserve, or that they can't afford it (even though tax payers already pay more per person than in any country that has universal health care).

There isn't anyway to fix it, as Canada has no negotiating power to actually fight for keeping its jobs, unlike America who has far more people and can. Or are you talking about America? If thats the case, closing borders prevents illegal immigration = more jobs and fairer wages for Americans. Trade deals in general cause the job loses, so getting rid of them at leasts help with stopping the bleeding. Trump has said he will fight for American jobs, and well that waits to be seen.

How does it lead to fairer wages?

For example, I live in Ontario. Every summer there are thousands of seasonal workers around here coming from Mexico and Jamaica to help with the harvest. This keeps Canadian farmed food affordable and competive in pricing, which provides more jobs for processing and distribution.

Now you could ban that practice, farmers still wouldn't be able to afford paying higher wages, farms close, more jobs lost than won.
You could raise the import tax on food to keep Ontario farms competitive. People spend more money on food, can't afford other essentials, starve during winter :)

The system is far from perfect, yet simply closing the borders will do more harm than good. 

But Trump has the solution, Hire American (pay more), Buy American (pay more), and somehow you'll be able to afford that... Sure, if everyone is willing to go back to a lower standard of living. They won't do it to save the planet, perhaps they'll do it to make America great again.

Anyway Trump closing the borders has benefits for Canada too
http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/11/could-trump-trigger-a-silicon-valley-brain-drain
And we don't have to worry about this anymore
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/brain-drain-u-s-firms-should-pay-canada-for-top-talent-tech-ceo-says-1.3664956

Look at all the empty seats waving back at Trump. Sad!

Would you be surprised if I told you we got them from the ? ;)

I tried to find faces of color in the crowd. It was like playing Where's Waldo?

... I lost.

There's one in a yellow a blue shirt on the right hand side.