Warren Buffett says he agrees with Bernie Sanders that capitalism is leaving people behind — but doesn't think it should be completely tossed out
Berkshire Hathaway chief Warren Buffett has a point of agreement with Sen. Bernie Sanders, the progressive Democratic presidential frontrunner who's racked up primary wins as a "democratic socialist."
While he declined to weigh in on the Democratic primary, Buffett said he backed the idea of better regulating a system that has failed to spread its riches to many average Americans.
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