Him over and over. you re not answering the because god forbid they question. did you say yes? retaliated and arrested them. biden had no control of what you would have had people like obama did back then. mayor bill deblasio, aoc, not only that, in a weird way calling for their firing. both of these debates so far have been sort of shadow attacks julie: anti-police rhetoric. that is to blame here. without a doubt. it s a pattern of disrespect on barack obama s legacy. year after year after year. and everything that he did. when you tie the hands of law like he wasn t crazy enough. enforcement rather than criminal, all you re doing is i love that point where he said making our communities less that you just mentioned, safe. julie: can this pass new york julie, where biden was saying, i wish he called me a moderate back when i was running. legislature? if new york can stand for law he wasn t running away from the enforcement it will pass. label of conservative, he was ru
Losers of the night. let s bring in the power panel. antjuan seawright, former senior advisor to hillary clinton in south carolina. lauren claffey is a republican committee occasions consultant for members of congress. i don t know how this turned into obama last night, but certainly joe biden came out swinging. i do think he did? he was up against a tough crowd. yes, he was up against a tough crowd. he s widely being set as the winner, he was still a little slow on the uptick. he he had trouble defending him he looked a little surprised people were attacking him but it was a good night fran, i think. when you re the front runner you don t have to have this magnificent night to be declared the winner. the fact of the matter is, if nothing changed under a worst-case scenario, he is still the front runner paid the one thing that s been clear about this primary is every time the media and everyone counts joe biden out, polls teach them they don t know how to count be very consistent a
Nuclear water reactor. could this possibly put further pressure on iran to curb its behavior? i think the goal ultimately is to force tehran to come back to the negotiating table. as iran is beginning to incrementally escalate its program, as its incur mentally escalating american interest in the persian gulf and the rest of the region, it ll be up to decision makers to come back to that table. they need to feel the economic pain, the political pain, sometimes even the military pain prayed that there is no way out but through that max pressure, that it s genuine, and america wants a bigger, better, broader deal. julie: so we know we are feeling the economic pain. talk about the military pain you feel they should feel. we don t have european allies willing to go in there and finally clean up the mess that is the strait of hormuz. because they completely block ships passing through when they should be allowed to come according to maritime law. there s a couple friends that the iran
To fix the aca and strengthen it. i think joe biden was right. the problem in the discussion last night, the former president, i think it s malpractice. i spoke with four candidates today and told them i think it s political malpractice for them to criticize the legacy of barack obama considering his popularity, considering we know who our next nominee will be. i think it s just malpractice on their part and a failure. julie: i think it was interesting that when you think about obama, a lot of democrats don t think about people being deported. as a democrat, you don t think think they were not in the bubble. julie: there were 3 million deportations that was something they went after. he wanted now come the record, did he support the decision to deport? how is that different from what trump is doing? to think that message was received? i think it was. they were out there saying 3 million deportations, very aggressively bring this point. immigration activists have said repeated
He s a shell, he s a grifter. this is the sort of step by the united states that shows he s illegitimate. julie: behnam ben taleblu joins us, he s a research fellow at the defense of democracy pete is also tested on capitol hill regarding iranian policy. thank you for talking to us. great to be with you, julie. julie: is this a good move by the trump administration, do you believe? i think it s a wise move and defenses were at the fiction, as bolton was just saying. but iran s former minister zarif is like any other. he doesn t have the portfolio powers like most foreign ministers do. high-level national security decision-making is made elsewhere in tehran, but never has one man with so little power been able to do so much. what he has done is present a change in style by iran, a change in substance. he has been able to lift sanction relief, and win friends and the west because a change in sale. julie: they said they would restart activities at every