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Watch Cardi B interview Bernie Sanders about the economic and health crises caused by coronavirus

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They even talked quarantine nails and Joe Biden's candidacy. Cardi B has held a live-streamed interview with former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Instagram to discuss the economic and health crises sparked by the coronavirus outbreak.

The conversation was also streamed on Senator Sanders’ YouTube channel on Tuesday night ( April 14). During the interview, the pair also discussed the “priorities of young voters during this complex time” and the candidacy of Joe Biden.

The video began with Sanders asking what Cardi B thought of his nails – to which she replied: “Quarantine!” “I can tell you’ve been on quarantine for a while with your nails – but it’s OK Uncle Bernie,” Cardi B added, leaving him to laugh in response.

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