other reasons. but aren t into all of that other stuff. and i want to make sure that we get a chance for them to they get a chance to hear my message. i am not trying to further bring more hate into this country. more anger, more fear. we need more love. we need more compassion. we need more concern for each other, and those people are looking for a place to go. and your previous segment where you were talking about the u.s. chamber of commerce. i have tremendous support from workers. there s no way, you can t work with the business community. you can be hostile to greed, you can be hostile to concentration of wealth. you can be hostile to income inequality. you can t be hostile to business. how are we going to develop the technologies to reverse climate change, how are we going to build the industries of the future if we re not working with the business community, and i want those people to know that. maybe we agree five out of ten times, my door is going to be open whether you vote
tightening race against republican challenger lee zeldin with the campaign shifting focus to the economy and crime. here is secretary clinton addressing the issue of crime. ads about crime every 30 seconds, right. no solutions, but just a lot of really fearful, scary pictures and scary music. i want everybody to be safe. honestly, but then a terrible crime happens in san francisco, an intruder hits an 82-year-old man in the head with a hammer who happens to be married to the speaker of the house, and the republicans joke about it. so there you go. and by the way, we do have an update on the condition of paul pelosi. he has been released from the hospital nearly a week after a brutal assault inside the
care about these other issues and are there too many people with those kitchen table issues about their bread and butter that are going to say i don t have the luxury of doing that. we re going to find out who we are at this point. gene robinson, talk about the crime issue because there s a frustration obviously among democrats, hillary clinton and others that crime has seemed to take center stage in the last couple of weeks of the campaign. democrats seem to think that it s the republicans who are playing the media, and the media is talking about crime too much. an issue like crime just takes on a momentum of its own, and as a candidate, i think you have to find a way to talk about it, no one is in favor of crime. no democrat is out there taking resources away from police. in fact, they re talking about the opposite.
they re talking about, you know, effective policing. they should be talking to voters about what matters to them, and crime right now is something that matters to people in a lot of places. you know, it s a difficult thing to do because when it s being sensationalized and demagogued by the other side, you always sound like you re sort of backing up when you try to actually inject fact into the discussion, and talk about things like root causes and this and that. but you have so you have to address the issue and you have to address it in a way that makes people understand that you re going to try and do what you can to make them safe, and to make the streets safe, and, you know, look, it s not easy,
johnson considers american democracy, considers madisonian democracy, considers the constitution of the united states an irritant, that gets in his path to power if he doesn t win. consider the cultural difficulty involved in this. this is like contagion. ron johnson is not going to accept the results of the election, right, so there s no needs for kids in wisconsin to accept the results of a soccer match, or baseball. they cheated, we win. it s out there. there s a contagion, a virus, an infection in the political system that begins at the top. it will definitely circulate right down to the lives of ordinary people every day. it also has to be said that it bends the mine. the united states senator to participated in the attempted coup against the government in 2020, trying to grab the high ground on election integrity. he s the one who s going to be watching out for the vote, if it