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name. you don't fight until you change -- you don't stop fighting until you change society for everybody. she would not have taken this recognition as a way to stop. she would say, use the monuments as a way to in many ways reempower and strengthen the movement that is still at stake today. >> the strength of that mother, the strength of that person who suffered the most horrendous injury one can suffer and yet she was determined to continue onward, al. >> her determination lit up a country. if she had not done what she did, we don't know whether rosa parks and those behind her, dr. king and others would not have had the same drive. for this woman, even into her old age, as you saw when she came to harlem with us, never
democrats. he's given people a sense of, we're going to fight back against some of the problems and reempower working people in the process. >> you can speak to strategies that have worked and not worked. what is it that tim ryan is doing? what other races could they do more to connect with voters from what you have seen on the campaign trail. >> if you get to the closing argument, you're losing. if you're not turning to both your own message and some version of hope and optimism, you know, we all think '08, obama is the great example lar exemplar of this, if you're not giving people to vote, they're not voting. democrats are not just going to turn out out of anger. you were so powerful in the previous block, mika, on the question of what's happening in this country, but every day voters are thinking for better
voice and democratic leadership councils i'm a part of the democrats we can manage government, not run up big deficits. we understood the limits of government. as a part of that the business community became more integrated to the party. over a period of time that continued. under george w. bush it continued. i consider sanders and trump as being candidates who represent this rebellious -- rebellious takes on a negative tone. there are a number of people who feel left behind, left out, frankly looked down upon. >> yeah. >> trump is an interesting vessel. >> hollywood does that. >> he is an interesting vessel. tony can speak to this better than i can. this is a vessel in donald trump who you would not have constructed in the abstract as being the person or force who could pull this together. secretary understands this community. if she is elected, she will help to reempower -- >> she calls the deplorables. >> these were her people in
government. as a part of that the business community became more integrated to the party. over a period of time that continued. under george w. bush it who feel left behind and looked down upon. now, trump is an sblesing vessel. >> he's an interesting vessel because tony has written about this and can speak to this better than i can. he knows him far better thts a vessel who you would not have constructed in the abstract as the person or force to pull this together. the irony, she understands this. and if she's elected which i believe she will be, she will help to reempower. >> she calls them deplorables. >> they were her people. >> she called some of the, david duke and that group. >> i think that's unfair.
reempower them and enable them to stage an army coups. it's a very delicate situation. sometimes, ed, problems have you know 51/49. 51% in favor and 49% oppose. here's what i'll give you though. one thing is that you should be very proud of the work our soldiers have done there. i was just back in a small town outside of kandahar where i was seven months ago and it's the taliban heartland, mullah omar lives ten towns over and our soldiers have cleared it out. now it's up to the afghan government to hold that area, to win the loyalty of the people. and i'll tell you you know we only have a very limited time in which we should be there. we've done -- we've done our job in that area, the most important area, and i don't think that our commitment should be unlimited. i don't think that it should be until 2014. i think that we give them another fighting season and
islamic coupes and islamic army coups and we have to try as hard as we can to stabilize the region. it's very hard. it's very complicated. but to just get out is not an option that the point. >> why isn't it? what would happen if we did get out? what if the president came out after this review today and said you know what we're going to be out of there in six months. what's wrong with that? >> what's wrong with that is that that the taliban/al qaeda would come in killing an awful lot of people especially women and they would have a base from which to attack us again. it would also destabilize the government of pakistan, might empower the taliban there, reempower them and enable them to stage an army coups. it's a very delicate situation. sometimes, ed, problems have you know 51/49. 51% in favor and 49% oppose.