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Turn out brighter students. and i think that kamala harris heart is in the right place, but im not sure its going to work. a pilot program. >> like in new york, allowed to keep the doors open later for kids, to get to supper. >> exactly. neil: she wants to do this on a large scale. >> shes starting out smaller for lower income communities, but the idea is to branch out, but as we know, as weve seen with any sort of legislation, it stops -- theres always head wind when it comes this kind of stuff...

Country hangs in the balance. weve got to do the right thing while there is still time to do the right thing. >> you rolled out plan today, congressman, about the opioid epidemic. you wants to give states $100 billion to help states who to help people who are struggling with that horrific addiction. you surprised a lot of people when you said you supported decriminalizing opioids for personal use. why do you think that will help this crisis? >> when someone fears that if they come forward with a...

Right? they talk about -- bernie sanders released a plan today that says mass incarceration, as he calls it, didnt make us any safer. thats just false, right? there are multiple studies that show that at the very least, the increase in incarceration is responsible for about 25% of the crime decline from the 1990s. thats a lot of lives saved, a lot of liveses improved. and i think they reject these policies that we know clearly worked at the peril of everyone that they claim to represent. >> tuck...

Statement, the idea about theyre punching down, theyre playing on his battlefield. what has stood out the most to you? >> i have to tell you, just from listening today, and we heard from three presidential candidates, pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, the thing that you really notice is how different the conversation is this cycle. remember back in 2008 when barack obama didnt really directly talk about issues of race right off the bat. were now having conversations early on in ...

That level of conversation. and the specificity of the plans. harris unrolled a plan today. one was $60 billion investment in to stem education at hbcu a level of conversation that is new and especially new among a very diverse democratic field. >> of course, were talking about senator harris. she was by the way defending her career as a district attorney. and also as attorney general of california. watch. >> im a acutely aware of what is wrong with the system. and i made a conscious decision to...

Joe biden unveiling a detailed criminal justice plan today, hoping a new approach helps him deflect sharp criticism of his past. thats not likely, with debates looming next week. bidens new plan walks away from many of the approaches he championed a generation ago in helping to pass the 1994 crime bill. the mandatory minimum sentences in that package are now blamed for mass incarceration. bidens hope, when rivals criticize his past, he can steer the conversation to the future. >> no mandatory mi...

Peter doocy is live in washington with more. >> reporter: joe biden did roll out a criminal justice plan today, but because he was also one of the champions of the 1994 tough on crime bill, cory booker is not satisfied. he said this in a statement. joe biden had more than 40 years to get this right, the proud act tebgt of a failed system is not the right person to fix it. the 1994 crime bill accelerated mass incarceration and inflicted immeasurable harm on blacks, brown and low income communitie...

Busing or hadnt gotten involved in the civil rights movement, you know, jim crow would still be around. >> well, i think you see his plan today, and he understands the importance of education in the african-american community. >> why not just say, i was wrong? >> look, education is what allowed me to go tomore house, go to tulane, go to harvard and get elected to the united states congress. and that was paved by the voting rights act and all those other things. if we really want to have a debate...