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We have to beat donald trump as the overwhelming period that we have. >> reporter: as you mentioned, biden raced through a list of policy proposals and unveiled new policy when comes to criminal justice reform, saying he wants to eliminate mandatory minimums and there should be no private prisons. but biden was one of 22 candidates who was here making their pitch to south carolina voters, particularly black voters, which make up the majority of the democratic primary electorate and heading after...

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Hope that elizabeth warren maybe gets through, ekes it out. shes a much weaker general election candy than joe biden jutsdsr just according to where the public is in aend election. thank you both. nice. -to-miss "s.e. cupp unfiltered" love here at the top of the next hour. some white house staffers say theyre frustrated on the presidents comments. why some are blaming sarah sanders next, youre live in "cnn newsroom."

Justice system, and a sense of a need for awareness that racist systems and policies have penetrated every aspect of our nations life from health care to education to access to credit for entrepreneurship, but also that we can be intentional about policy toss reverse that. >> senator dorsey bookcory book attend services tomorrow at the time church marking an versery this week and next weekend. 22 of them expected to be here for congressman clyburns fish fry. ana? >> thank you, rebecca. sometim...

Of bernie sanders. we hear from warren who was asked about these numbers today. lets what much. >> its way too early to talk about polls, what are we, eight months away from the first caucuses and primary elections? >> s.e., let me ask you, the new reporting today from the "new york times," theres actually concern from -- this is from politico. theyre concerned about warren now and theyre re-strategizing how they go after her after so many weeks after going after biden, who is the bigger threat?...

Rights, especially in the way of what were seeing in alabama and georgia right now. its not surprising that we have our entire grass-roots movement trying to define what we stand for as a democratic party. it is certainly not for the wealthy and powerful, but for everyday working-class american families that make up this country. i think peoples instincts to go after joe biden is because hes standing in opposition to that very agenda. >> though he would arguments, s.e. he has said he wont go aft...

Par -- unifying the party coming together? >> i have not seen any evidence that if senator sanders doesnt get the nomination that he wont be fully out there embracing, endorsing, supporting whoever does get the nomination. were in a nomination battle. theres going to be a competition of ideas. supporters are going to feel strongly about the candidate that they want to win, but ill return to the earlier point in our conversation, which is mostly democrats want to win. if this is a bernie or biden...

Public/private partnerships. we had private sector going strong and we had workers that were well represented in unions who were getting cut in on the deal and thenext thing you knowe have the greatest middle class ever. everybody is at the table, everybody has value. we can create a system. if the government gets working properly, everybody can win. tim ryan for america.com, this is happening. im on this debate stage because this economic message is resonating with people. >> congressman and ca...

Its just another way were working to make your life simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. where is the line and whos deciding? every week, theres news about a tech company banning accounts. this week, its been youtube announcing theyre going to ban white supremacist content, nazi content, also videos showing proven atrocities. theres been a backlash and some problems with the way its being enforced. some educational videos about these issues have also been removed and...

I dont think were really -- i think weve gotten offkilter from that. and it might be fueled a little bit by the mass media environment. when youre a politician, youre on all the time and you get driven, i think, by this notion of having to communicate everything. and i think we need to get back to a much simpler sense of what public service is all about, and it really is about duty. its about putting yourself behind the needs of others. >> do you think that, you know, upcoming generations can so...