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Much of one night? >> no. maybe some. look, i have been all over television saying i think she was clearly the winner of the two of days. she was the best performance of anybody in the measurable sense. i look at you walk in, youre trying to accomplish certain things, until you walk out the door. theres one goal, to be the democratic nominee. is she in a better position to be the nominee today than she was yesterday? she is manifestly. we will see what kind of bounce she gets or what kind of hit...

City community where i live but bills to actually find relief, whether its criminal justice reform, whether its opportunity zones or even just in the senate being one of those champions to say we need to make sure that senate staffs are more diverse, more women, more people of color because we want to have more people in the room. >> what is the follow-up to the first step act law? >> i have already proposed the next step act. but i want to say one more thing. and this is something i wish i had ...

With her. they thought she was not as good as she was on her announcement speech. she had a moment for some number of months with some exception where she kind of hit a trough. i think it actually speaks to her quality as a candidate. all candidates who go on to be the nominee of their party, their capacitor growth, do they get better as they go along? what she did was she came out very strong, she kind of like fell into a bit of a trough where the exception of a couple big television moments on...

Differently today. what i dont understand is why he doesnt walk away from some of those things because he could, and he could get the benefit of the doubt because people like him. 48% of african american voters going into last night supported joe biden for president. >> i want to go back to senator boxer. part of this is joe. and you know joe. even when he was pretending he was neil kinnick in that absurdity giving that british labor speech, he never apologized for that. is this one time where h...

Japan, when the president met with vladimir putin for the first time in a year. and if you didnt see it, the president really gave putin the business. control room, queue the business. >> mr. president -- >> obviously promises made, promises kept. he said hed do it, and he did it. after the mueller report found russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election in sweeping and systemic fashion, closed quote. and after the cia, fbi said the same thing. america finally got justice courtesy of pre...

That was wrong and that it hurt many people, and i would say, mr. vice president, please say that, please say you recognize the pain that this brought and the pain that your work really perpetuated. and now in 2019 say i recognize this and, you know, we have to look at new ways to address racial justice. but then, you know, thats what i did and that was not the right thing to do. and, yes, i did this and lets move on. but he hasnt said that, and he should say that. >> okay. let me ask a little b...

This afternoon. >> i heard and i listened to and i respect senator harris. but we all know that 30 seconds to 60 seconds on campaign debate exchange cant do justice do a lifetime commitment to civil rights. i want to be absolutely clear about my record position on racial justice, including bussing. i never, never, ever, ever opposed voluntary bussings. as a program that senator harris participated in continue it made a difference in her life. i did support federal action to address root causes o...

Im chris. ali velshi picks things up. thats powerful. i had a conversation with a gentleman. and i said in 50 years some can say, wow, how far day rights have come. and he was saying we still dont -- african-american day people, trans people are still invisible and still face those jokes and are still freaks and are still studies and still the butt of peoples discrimination. so on some levels, such speed for day rights and on a lot of levels a lot of work. >> on every level we have to take respo...

I want to be absolutely clear about my record of position on racial justice, including bussing. i never, never, never ever opposed voluntary bussing. and as a program that senator harris participated in and it made a difference in her life. i did support federal action to address root causes of segregation in our schools and our communities including taking on the banks and redlining and trying to change the way in which neighborhoods were segregated. ive always been a favorite of using federal ...

Have ruled yesterday that they were effectively powerless, however, to stop the drawing of such partisan maps. chief justice john roberts wrote in his majority decision that excessive partnership distracting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust. but the fact that such gerrymandering is incompatible with democratic principles does not mean that the solution lies with the judiciary. joining me representative counsel -- representation counsel for common cause, whose group was the plaintiff ...