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>> but did she avoid it? she didn't give proper answers. she was asked about her husband, clinton foundation, immigration, wae wikileaks, e-mails to name a few. >> let me start with wikileaks. i can't believe anyone should have to answer questions about material the russian -- that state sponsored hackers, the russian government according to our own government which everyone except for donald trump seems to have figured out are putting out there in an attempt to influence our elections. i believe those things, as marco rubio has said, should not be part of the campaign discourse but she did address those issues, she did address immigration, it's very hard for her to address issues in depth, however, when you have donald trump muttering into his microphone and interrupting her constantly so i would just say that i thought there was the opportunity for an interesting and substantive debate last night which donald trump decided to hijack and if it was a heavyweight fight, as steve said, he was the guy purging himself in the face most of the
person and one person's views. you call that equal? >> no. there is no comparison, rev, you're right. it's ams and oranges. let's be clear here. what schaaping on the republican side is you have these single individual donors who are essentially purchasing candidates. and they're doing that by giving a lot of money into their campaigns and essentially hog-tieing those candidates to particular kinds of issues. when we're talking about certain social issues and wedge issues coming from the right, these big campaign donors are able to force those issues into the campaign discourse. >> and nobody votes to decide where their money goes as in many of the unions where the members have some say so. james peterson and victoria defrancesco soto, thanks for your time tonight. >> thanks, reverend sharpton. coming up, the malaysian prime minister says the missing plane ended in the indian ocean. but many questions remain.