New details emerged Friday about Sen. Bernie Sanders' infamous honeymoon in the Soviet Union back in the 1980s -- including an anecdote about how his America-bashing abroad prompted one of his traveling companions to walk out of the room. Kelley said that during Sanders' 1988 trip, the now-2020 presidential hopeful acted inappropriately by criticizing his own country amid the Cold War. “When you are a critic of your country, you can say anything you want on home soil," he said. During an hour-long news conference upon his return to the U.S., Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, seemed unrepentant. I did not see any homeless people,” Sanders said after his visit to the Soviet Union.

Source: Fox News May 03, 2019 19:07 UTC