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Tonight to talk about issues of healthcare. what i know is that in mar marginalized community everyon healthcare shows up. we'll be listening to the plan that speaks to equity whether it is ped care fmedicare for all o pay for option. they have to figure out how to frame healthcare as a justice issue as a right issue and not necessarily just as how we are going to pay for it. john, let's talk for a moment about immigration. it was another topic where you saw a dark divide. all the democrats on stage last night and tonight would agree we need comprehensive immigration reform. the more progressi...

There was a $5.7 trillion debt. there was $155 billion surplus. pi the time they left washington in 2009, the debt had doubled, had the largest deficit in u.s. history. they promised if you give us another chance, we'll clean it up next time and here we are, biggest deficits ever in an expanding economy. the debt is over 22 trillion. and sam stein, it just leads me to where nick gillespie went this week in saying this guy needs to run as a libertarian for president of the united states. it's so funny, i go around in conversations when i'm talking about my former republican party and i said, yo...

Also, organize colombia and brazil to put an end to this militaryj3 intervention. pete: regional solution but leadership to the united states similar what we have done in other parts of the globe. daniel, you point out that there is some flirtation with what's your warning as someonenb socialism to those flirting with americ? >> look, nobody is ever÷ from politicians who lie to you to want to give you free things and then destroy your country. the green new deal. even thegob updated frequently asked questions on website. they are currentlyt5 proposing o pay for tens of trillions of dollars i...

Prt 25. ceo pay, the workers in 1968 got about -- well ceos got about 20 times more than the ample worker. but yet today it's somewhere around 300 to one. economically speaking, the fight that martin lueth king waged on behalf of poor and working class people, we can't deny we slipped. at the same time we made important strides on racial justice. we did pass the 1965 voting rights act. yet the sprout tried to gut it. but folks are running for office every day, we're fighting every day. making important political progress. but we have got to take a lesson from martin luther king about economic ...

Challenges. if you compare 1968 until now there is 60% more people under the federal guidelines for poverty. the minimum wage if you adjust for inflation for 1968 would be almost $12 an hour. the federal minimum wage is $7.25. ceo pay, the workers in 1968 got about -- well ceos got about 20 times more than the average worker. but yet today it's somewhere around 300 to 1. economically speaking, the fight that martin luther king waged on behalf of poor and working class people, we can't deny we slipped. at the same time we made important strides on racial justice. we did pass the 1965 voting rig...