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Actually identify those fears and policies that can address them. i thought the climate forum was really interesting the way candidates were pushed on the issue and also how they framed the issues was very interesting and showed if they can really make that connection. look, buttigieg framed it as a moral imperative on climate. booker talks about climate as being intersectional. those -- that is the kind of language young people want to see that you get my fear. and youre pushing it into all pie...

Americans are not racists. hate racism and utterly reject the ideology of white nationalism. still the alt-right has achieved remarkable success in influences the national debate and they do it in part by casting themselves as fearless warriors telling the truths that only the left wont like. this perception of influence gives radicals a sense of momentum and energy. and strange as it may sound the focus on the president is to think too small. the old virus of white nationalism has been injected...

Think one of the things theyll tell you tonight, okay, we have 12 years. if you re-elect donald trump, by the time hes out, well only have six years left. and thats way too short to make it. well have irreversible damage, and very recklessly so. >> you were just in greenland, david. i think you sent us the photos. lets pull them up. talk to us about what you saw. >> it was fantastic. i went there thinking it was a practical imperative to deal with climate change. i came away feeling its a moral ...

The editorial includes the names of mass shooting victims from incidents such as columbine, sandy hook, last months shooting in dayton, and el paso, and many many more. the editorial board writes in part, what if there was a mass shooting in the united states not once or twice or four or six times monthly, but every single day, a big one, the kind that electrifies social media and squats for days on page one. would that be enough to move senate majority leader mitch mcconnell from his insistent ...

Even the ones who are on capitol hill now are even different and more dug in than the ones who came in during the tea party revolution of 2010. i dont think that -- i dont think the vice president fully understands that the days of fritz hallings and all of those guys who had a reverence for the constitution and a reverence for the institutions in which they served, those folks are gone. so how you work with people who are enthralled to the president of the united states and enthralled to specia...

Thereafter, rather than going in and speaking mercy and grace and loving on these people, it immediately went to the talking point of the inanimate object we have to have gun control. they went to speaking about the guns in america rather than healing the local people of that area. now, there are people there who are going in and trying to help, but that first couple weeks was imperative to set a foundation of healing. and those with the loudest voice and the most authority immediately just took...

Identified and it can help nose who serve us to weed it out. that made a huge difference. every officer now has a body camera which helps everyone to think about each situation carefully. and helps the truth to come out in the end. so a lot has changed here and it has to change everywhere and it actually has to be a federal imperative. a lot of police forces in this country dont have the resources or might feel in some way its too controversial, but there needs to be federal leadership that says...

Economy and they feel pretty good about their own political situation, which leaves me to think democrats will not be not tempted to make an economic argument against him. i wonder if democrats will be able to avoid the temptation of trying to woo trump voters over rather than getting excitement among their own base and getting them out. >> i think this is a critical issue and even in the primary people are debating it. and ong its really vital to get that set. it is incredibly important that th...

Hours a big commitment for people. >> when you are in the room, some candidates dont have the 15% they need to be viable. >> right. right. >> and then they reconstitute themselves. in a regular election there is no election earring in the polling place. >> nope. >> in a cactus. >> crazy. >> tons of election earring. >> its all electionering. >> encouraged and part of the process. >> barack obama is polling better against republican candidates and anybody else in the field. look at all the people...

Procedure. there is a paper trail there. can that paper trail then be used against them in some kind of proceeding in the future to show that they were being disingenuous in front of the court? >> yes, and the paper trail is important. and, you know, its great being on with representative gates. he has articulated what is frustrating to most of us, and that is not being able -- being blocked at every turn, at getting the information we need. how is it that the democrats right now, who control th...