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Way. he is talking about the 50-year on poverty. he has a statement, video is that looking towards 2016. >> 2014. what republicans -- it will pay him dividends if what he says and does now helps republicans get through the election season. democrats have one answer to obamacare which is income inequality. they are very upset about that and they said -- >> which increased under president obama. >> yes. of course it has. you mentioned -- peter mentioned janet yellen. they had a policy they dump ad lot of money on wall street and rich have gotten richer. meanwhile, if you think about it, the pres...

Good thing. >> the fast-food workers by the way want $15 an hour. want to add that as context. that is the argument though, if you give people higher minimum wage, they will have more disposable income, become more active consumers an better for us all. what do you think? >> i think number one we should acknowledge there is real problem in stagnant wage growth in very, very bad recovery and that is what people are feeling and that is what is behind this push but the trouble is, just doesn't solve the problem. it certainly doesn't solve the poverty problem. only 2% of american workers are paid ...

One of the reasons i endorse this candidacy the women of virginia along with massive african-american tenor were responsible for my being elected. you can't don't that. many women left their republican husbands and said i'm voting for wilder notwithstanding because he emphasizes with the needs of women. >> that is what mccauliffe likewise is following through with. unfortunately, for cuccinelli, ken cuccinelli, he has not given a fathom of opportunity or hope for women to believe that there is some reason for them to support his candidacy. >> if you are absolutely right. >> the other issue hov...

Got to do something very similar. it's going to be difficult because he wants to be seen as a progressive and the democrats nationally are going to have him all over the country recruiting and campaigning for candidates. so it's going to be a really interesting lean he's got to walk. >> how do you think he'll be greeted in the clubbing world, how do you think he will be groated and what do you think he will be able do will? >> i think he will get along great. it won't be a tough fit for him. i think he is probably, if he does have national ambitions, he will use his seat, sort of like what you...

49%. i think it's 12% and 8%. no movement. i mean, this guy is going to win. i think the question is what kind of senator he's going to be. it looks like his opponents there are trying to say that he's not quite progressive enough. but i think on some issues he will be in terms of coming to the senate. he really wants to focus, for instance, on poverty. i interviewed him a couple months ago. he said that would be his focus, he wants to use that platform to shine a light on poverty, something democrats haven't done for many years now, and also that he'd want to move to southeast d.c., anakostia...