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Not. there is no question we got to keep track every kid in this country to make sure that he or she is reading and doing math well. but, there are better ways to do it than standardized testing. >> joining us now, presidential candidate, michael bennett, of colorado who was a school superintendent in colorado. you really connected to the audience. it was a room full of educators and teachers and people who worked in the school system. hoar is here is a problem, senator, this is important to eve...

>> because everyone always wants to make it simple math. you were molesting your sister, which i was not. and you killed her so she wouldnt tell, which i did not. thats not the case at all. >> okay. >> i cant account for where they found semen and why. i can tell you that i masturbated earlier in the day. i was a 13-year-old boy. i dont know why they said it was on the bed. i dont know how it got there. >> but you want to know why you did it and did i get off on trying to hurt my sister? have i ...

Joined by eight other democratic candidates is urging changes to the doibt equal indication rules that he says have artificially narrowed the field and he says that has disproportionately affected the minority candidates. many of the candidates excluded are the ones who have helped make this years primary field historically diverse. theres a chance this weeks debate wont actually happen. theres a big labor dispute involving workers at the university and all seven candidates who have qualified sa...

Speaking time would be projected to rise by 50%, so it should be a really exciting night. >> if he doesnt get elected president, he can be secretary of math. its interesting. i assume its great leverage for the union to try to resolve this labor dispute. what about senator bookers complaints? the other candidates signed on. some of them privately like the smaller stage because they think it benefits them to have more time. >> privately, some other campaign operatives told politico that they real...

Normal day. i got a lot of tweets and texts and questions that boils down to how do we change the mind of that guy, who drank all the trumps cokool-aid and believe hes god. trump is just a symptom of irrational fear and the after math of progressives winning the culture wars. we see it quite frankly the mildest version of it on the official network of fox news where mitch mcconnell came out and said that the impeachment fix is in. >> everything i do during this encore of the white house council,...

Conference thats been loyal to trump. thats why we are not expecting a single defection. >> thats a good point. one democrat is going to be voting against impeachment. he is in a trump district. he is very likely to leave his party and register as a republican after that vote wednesday. here is what chairman nadler had to say about this. >> what he is reacting to is public polling that shows he cant get renominated in his electorate in his district since 24% to renominate him and 60% to nominate...

To support apprenticeships, internships, and cte so that you can prosper whether you went to college or not. >> there is no question that we have got to keep track of every kid in this country to make sure that he or she is reading, doing math well. but there are better ways to doing it than standardized testing, in my view. >> as we look at the anniversary of sandy hook, which i know you pointed out earlier, the thought of that teacher, that school aide in the closet with the little boy with he...

Guess what? he hedged. >> i dont know how you could possibly estimate a cost of something that is going to stretch out to 2050. no economist or mathematician is good enough to do those calculations in any specificity. ed: he still doesnt have the math and bloomberg talked about replacing all coal plants in america altogether. >> we have a commitment to retire all of them by 2030, and i think given whats happening across the country and the publics understanding of the damage that these plants ar...

Incumbent who put the national fight ahead of winning his district. are impeachments partisan? >> no, during the nixon impeachment the vote in the house judiciary committee on the first two articles was 27-11. if you do the math, thats over 70%. this was bipartisan and there were republican votes in impeachment of a republican president richard nixon. thats anticipating to what has to happen in the senate if there is going to be the removal of a president. the framers of the constitution designe...

District, only the most -- and incumbent who put the national partisan ideological fight ahead of representing his district was a quick comments from you. do impeachment by their nature turn out to be partisan? if it is possible to avoid this and do it in a way american people have confidence in? >> the answer is no it in my lifetime the answer has been no. during the nixon impeachment i checked the vote. the vote in the house judiciary committee regarding the first two articles was 27-11. if yo...