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She was even spotted in o.j.'s bronco, #unwantedivanka riding with a wanted man. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. good evening and a very happy fourth of july weekend to you and your family. i'm jim sciutto in washington filling in for anderson. tonight excerpts from cnn's exclusive interview with joe biden. my colleague, chris cuomo. sat across from the former vice president in iowa on july 4th and discussed a wide range of topics and people. some of what biden had to say included frank assessments of his fellow democrats, several of whom ha...

We supported it. we supported it then. by the way, barack and i as president and vice president we provided money for voluntary busing for cities that wanted to do it. >> i'm saying when you look back in the '70s you said i think busing doesn't work, it's an asinine concept. >> busing did not work. you had overwhelming response from the african-american community in my state. my state is the eighth largest black population in the country as a percent of population. they did not support it. they did not support it. look, the question is how do you equalize education in every area? and i put for...

Here. for example, this whole thing about race and busing. i think if you take a look, our positions aren't any different as we're finding out. >> with senator harris, who said she sees it as a tool, not a must in all circumstances. >> yeah. well, look at my record. >> busing is about policy, mr. vice president. >> no, it's not. i think it's about principle. >> when you look back on your record on it, you were not in favor of busing. it was a different time, there were different applications. why not just own it and say i was against it but now i've changed. >> i was in favor of busing that wa...

Every child out there is capable, but they live in circumstances that make it difficu difficult. from the time they get to school they have heard three or four, five million words spoken. they're at a disadvantage. >> i totally accept that. >> number two, 65 out of 100 jobs point out you need something beyond a high school degree. so what are we doing? we're sitting around here as if it's an insoluble problem. >> i get it on the policy. i never have viewed the busing back and forth in that debate as about policy or application of how to effect civil rights. it's about consistency and would you...