it's a big 6'5 one, mayor deblasio. it's disgusting. i don't care what people do in their personal lives, but why do i have to smell it on the streets? >> it is unpleasant. mayor deblasio is spending down the a industry money he was -- the patrimony he was provided by the superb leadership of mayors giuliani and bloomberg. mayor giuliani when he became mayor he went after those quality of life crimes that truly do matter. if you don't pave attention to the small things, the bigger things will become overwhelming. marijuana, broken windows. we have this sense of civil disorder being tolerated. and the police being -- at war -- trish: nobody deserves it. the people who are hurt are the people who are really struggling. >> let me tell you something. first of all, my hat's off to the republican state legislators who are trying to pass this law. but the bottom line here is you have got a better chance to get ice water in hell than getting this law passed in a democratically-run state. by chance this law is passed. what will happen is you won

>> deblasio and the 2020 democrats will be talking. when will government stop spending their fair share. it's off the wall and wrong. them never acknowledge in their numbers, social security, medicare, medicaid. the american people help the lower brackets through their taxes through the government to the programs the democrats set aside. something that needs to be stressed. i would be for tax cuts for every one, even fit would be proven they didn't improve the economy. this about liberty. government shouldn't be taking so much of what we earn. this should be true of rich and pork. government should be smaller. that doesn't mean we are anti-government. that way people can choose how much government they want on a local level. that's where taxes should be paid, not on a national level. liz: we have a $22 trillion national debt. and wrong the payments out of all sorts of programs. here is bill deblasio, he wants more off your money to pay for the green new deal. >> you want to do nothing. what do you want to do? >> i don't buy into this g

mayor deblasio. he's a guy who says we need more money. he increased the budget of new york city over 30% since he has been in power. and it's dirtier now, it runs less efficiently. there are more homeless on the street and i think crime is ticking up. we had a republican mayor not too long ago. he turned a crime infested city, one that was filthy he where you went, including times square. he made it cleaner, he made it safer, and he did it by spending less money. he actually cut the budget instead of growing the budget. it's not a matter of money be is it. >> it's not how much money you have, it's how you spend it. the littlest of crimes lead to the biggest of crimes. graffiti, he took on the squeezy guys. people saw a difference. and he instituted the comstat reporting that drilled down fan made individual precincts responsible for the crimes happening in their precincts. before rudy we were taking global stats of new york city. including all five boroughs. so rudy giuliani put the responsibility where it belongs. david: it's not rocket

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deblasio was mayor for the whole time. when he says the family will get justice, justice is not only about holding pantaleo accountable but making sure these things never happen again and the policy changes when he was mayor make it more likely that chokeholds might be used and defended, not less likely. >> that's a pretty searing indictment. let's play a little bit of the mayor's defense here. we just showed, as well what the candidates and others have said. take a look. >> officer pantaleo, you've said the justice department prevented you from firing. with the subways, you say cuomo is responsible. >> he is responsible. >> when does the buck stop with you. >> the justice department asked the city of new york not to act. >> dre. >> he's right. the justice department did ask the city of new york not to act and did not require the city of test test. clothing without all the hassle? you can, with bounce dryer sheets. we dried one shirt without bounce, and an identical shirt using bounce. the bounce shirt has fewer wrinkles,

more problems for deblasio besides sounding like a chipmunk. >> i apologize that you ever got to know donald trump. but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of him for you. david: poor guy. missing posters popping up mocking the new york city mayor's absence while he's running for president. we have the details. but first far left television host bill maher siccingly celebrating the death of billionaire businessman and philanthropist david koch. even saying he hopes the end was painful. joining us, i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? you get the freedom of what a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. it's better. this is seven days to put your

more problems for deblasio besides sounding like a chipmunk. >> i apologize that you ever got to know donald trump. but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of him for you. david: poor guy. missing posters popping up mocking the new york city mayor's absence while he's running for president. we have the details. but first far left television host bill maher siccingly celebrating the death of billionaire businessman and philanthropist david koch. even saying he hopes the end was painful. joining us, antonio sabato, jr. reacting to the full sound. >> i'm glad he's dead and i hope the independent was painful. all right, what a great show. ...change of plans! (vo) defy the laws of human nature... ...at the summer of audi sales event get exceptional offers now! my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity

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bill deblasio went after vice president biden on deportations under the obama administration. finally ended up that the vice president said he wasn't going to say what he told president obama sort of blaming president obama for deet importanttations even though most other times he claims president owe bam and says his name again and again and again to link with him. i had three different moments shannon. and i think some one who had a good night tonight was cory booker. he attacked vice president we biden a number of different times. specifically on criminal justice reform and his record. >> the person that's enjoying this debate most right now is donald trump as we pit democrats against each other i was raised by civil rights parents who said always keep your eyes on the prize. mr. vice president you can't have it both ways, inskroek president obama, you can't do it when it's convenient and dodge it when it's not. >> if you want to compare records and i'm shocked that you do, i'm happy to do that. all of the problems that he is talking about, that he created, you're drinking

or mayors like deblasio who say stand down with i.c.e. donald trump started talking about law and order. >> this is something that's not ridiculous. there used to be a time when democrats and republicans agreed that law and order, it's about respect for law enforcement and keeping our community safe. now we are just hearing leftist extremistlet rhetoric rather than what's important for the men in with and women in blue. judge jeanine: what would the punishment be. >> 1 to 4 years in prison. that's what we need to deter this type of conduct. we put pressure on district attorneys to do their job. when police arrest criminals, actually prosecute them and take them through the court process. instead of letting them off with a slap of the wrist. judge jeanine: you wouldn't have to get past queens. it's a sad commentary on the society we live in today. is there a democrat opposition to this? >> unfortunately in new york state you have democrat opposition. but it's about making sure our voices are heard. this should be bipartisan. either side of

the mayor is making it almost impossible to protect our police officers. >> mayor bill deblasio would have called for the heads of those two officers if they reacted in any way when they were just new rookies on the job and they had to walk away because god forbid they retaliated and arrested them. you would have had people like mayor bill deblasio, aoc, calling for their firing. >> julie: anti-police rhetoric. that is to blame here. >> without a doubt. it's a pattern of disrespect year after year after year. when you tie the hands of law enforcement rather than criminal, all you're doing is making our communities less safe. >> julie: can this pass new york legislature? >> if new york can stand for law enforcement it will pass. a lot of politicians like to talk. now, now they get to see it put to the test. >> julie: what do other city doss in response? this is something you are seeing in new york city. but copy cat incidents are, unfortunately, an epidemic in this country. any incident that follows is going to be copied, which now means other cities and districts are going to have to

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mayor deblasio was elected to lead a city, not a movement. that's what he is doing. the problem is, all this coming out of city hall not only from him but members of the new york city council, members from the state legislature. everything that they're doing is actually making police officers' jobs harder. we talk about the effect the mr. mullens mentioned. that's a true thing because when you don't have the leadership backing you up you actually are hesitant. >> bill: let me come back to his case in a moment here. arrests have been made in the last few days. so they're now taking action. is this difficult? >> arrests have been made. over the weekend we had 12 people shot in brownsville. two individuals walked amongst 100 cops. they felt that bold to walk with guns to shoot 12 people. why is that? why do we have five separate incidents of water thrown at cops and know action taken? it's the stand down effect. the pant -- we don't have the backing from commissioner o'neill or the backing of mayor deblasio. he is out on every campaign. telling how crime is down in the

. >> is it time for mayor deblasio to go back to the big apple? [laughter] >> mayor deblasio also has done extraordinary things for our country, especially for new york city. he has lead on making sure we have universal pre-k, led on a $15 minimum wage and i'm grateful for his service to our state. >> kennedy is looking at a campaign against markham. >> god bless them both. i would support my colleague, but i think it's premature. >> if you were not the nominee, would you consider-- >> i would consider my faith has inspired me to serve to make public service my life's mission and if i'm called to serve in any capacity, i will do it. >> are you confident in the new defense secretary mark esper on sexual assault in the military issues? >> no. >> final thing, you've called on representative steve king to resign. >> as he should. >> oh incendiary comments over abortion. odds of yours are like mine for president, zero. >> i think he should resign. his statements are outrageous. can you read his statement for the group? >> i don't of it in front of me.

demeanor that falls into a maddening gray area between engage and fully animated 'if the booker and deblasio traffic in so many exclamation points, biden traffics in too mr. ellipses. joel, what's your sense of that and is that fair? >> full disclosure for the audience, you mentioned hillary. you know i was president obama's post for his campaigns through. i think what you saw last night was unfortunate. i think if candidate hurt any strategist telling him it was a good idea to attack president obama, my advice is to fire him as a strategist. the other thing is the basic rule i've had and i've worked on four presidential campaigns, is they're about big things, not small things, they're about the future not the past, and they're about your lives and not your lives. these folks are relitigating fights, looking like exactly what people don't like about washington. and it's why congress has a far worse approval rating right now even in president trump who's had a historically low approval rating ofr any sitting president. think people have to talk more about people's lives out there. we're talki

bill deblasio. can't escape those issues at home. in bill we trusted in iowa he fails new york. democrats are staying in iowa for a couple more days on the campaign trail. several of them holding events all across the state. the gun rights group is finding a new law that requires city contractors to disclose all business ties to the organization. they try to freeze out the corporate supporters. a federal judge is scheduled to hear arguments from both sides today. tracy joins us with the detail. protest continue in hong kong. demonstration also planned at police headquarters today. in russia protesters gathered a mile away. 50,000 protested over a general anger of the general direction of the country. president vladimir putin's approval rating dropped it has been rebounded. protesters taking to the streets to protest. they gathered in at least 60 cities. in new york as was reportedly arrested at an amazon store after refusing to leave. the activists were calling for the tech giant to cut ties. ups retaining close ties with amazon according to morgan stanley they had close to 10%

jedediah: bill deblasio really illicits certain emotions in people, not to label. i actually was talking earlier with you pete, and you dean, about his interview with shawn hannity, that was the most likable i've seen him and he was engaging and i think hannity brought out the best but here from new york city in particular you don't have the appetite for bill deblasio. pete: no and i think we heard yesterday we reported on the fact that iowa and other people prepared to go to the caucuses are already done with this crowded field. i've heard from this third tier candidate four times i'm definitely not voting for them when do they dropout so this will continue the longer you have a big field the less you're able to focus on whoever it might be to be the opposition candidate to the president. jedediah: these are the 2020 candidates taking the soap box in iowa heading to the stage bernie sanders, bill deblasio, michael bennett, for massachusetts governor whose a republican, by the way, who wants to challenge president trump and remember when they get on stage the soap

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interesting that i don't know if everybody realized the socialist movement when you look at aoc or bill deblasio or elizabeth warren saying rich people aren't paying their fair share, what they are doing is a power grab. they want to seize that money and they want to be the ones to redistribute goods and services to the population according to their preference and desire. it's power grab. it's not about the people, it's about the individual person who wants more power. do you think everyday americans see that? >> i don't know if they see it. i call it recentment because they didn't do it and they didn't get there. i would call it demonizing that which they are not capable of doing. if you look at their back ground, they failed in the private sector. one worked at the marriott. aoc was a bartender. all of them have not been able to surface and work their way up through hot ranks much private sector. so they failed in my view in terms of what they have done. melissa: thank you for joining us. coming up. influential democrats including some 2020 candidate on the attack after everybody from the medi

mayor deblasio: has done extraordinary things for the country especially new york city. he has let on making sure we have universal pretaped. he has led on a $15 minimum wage. i'm grateful to his death for his service. do you support senator mark israel action? sen. gillibrand: god bless their both -- them both. i will likely support my college but i think it is premature. mr. costa: would you be open to serving on the ticket if you are not the nominee? sen. gillibrand: sure. i am here because my faith has really inspired me to serve, to make public service my life mission. if i'm called to serve in any capacity, i will do it. mr. costa: are you confident in the new defense secretary on sexual sub issues? sen. gillibrand: no. mr. costa: final thing. if called on -- you have called on representative steve king to resign. sen. gillibrand: as he should. over incendiary comments he made on abortion. his response, odds of my resignation are the same of --rs winning the president nomination for president -- zero. sen. gillibrand: can you read his statements for the group? it i

what did you make of deblasio? deblasio was on the attack. the recipient of those attacks was on the attack against joe biden. >> he wasn't who stood out. really tonight who had a standout night were backer and secretary castro. our indivisible flash poll will come out in the morning. we're seeing senator book ser at the top of the list for best performance tonight. again, he really had to make the case tonight to stand out. and to already make a splash and he did that. i want to note i think it was really important that it's not just the job of candidates of color to make the case about race in america and race in the presidential primary but it is really important their personal pain, their proximity to pain is informing their solutions and hair vision. you saw senators booker and other folks of color frankly on that stage make the case in a way that was animating for all primary voters tonight. >> tiffany, that is a huge difference between this debate and the debate last night. this is a debate with people of color in it. >> this looks lik

i'll ask presidential candidate bill deblasio. fed up. the president tries to act as though he's not scared of a recession, while blaming any downturn on his federal reserve chairman as mr. trump blames new conspiracys whose forecasts can we believe. >>> authorities say they've thwarted potential gun massacres in three states. we'll till about what we have learned about an apparent white nationalist in court on charges he threatened to attack a jewish center. >>> and summer scorcher. if you are sweat touth month of

let's face it, bill deblasio called him out on this comment he made today and we all remember how he described barack obama back in the day. this candidate reminds me more than anything of bob dole. it was bob dole's turn. he had tried two times to run for president, finally the third time was the charm. everybody knew, everybody knew it was a terrible idea and a terrible outcome, but it was his turn and he got the nomination and went down pretty soundly to defeat. i don't know a single democrat who is excited about joe biden being the candidate. >> i'd like to criticize them for being past is prime but i consider myself past my prime these days so i'm not going to do that. i don't think he makes it through the test by the party at this point. he's actually thrown out really liberal, way left of obama stuff with payroll tax increases that are pretty socialistic, but they're not working in my opinion, because he should be doing much better actually against these relatively weak and scattered people he's against, but they keep attacking him on areas that are actually probably going to

i'll ask presidential candidate bill deblasio. fed up. the president tries to act as though he's not scared of a recession, while blaming any downturn on his federal reserve chairman as mr. trump blames new conspiracys whose forecasts can we believe. >>> authorities say they've thwarted potential gun massacres in three states. we'll till about what we have learned about an apparent white nationalist in court on charges he threatened to attack a jewish center. >>> and summer scorcher. if you are sweat touth month of august, you are not alone. 60 million people are feeling the heat as temperature and humility levels soar. we want to welcome people around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm breana kieler. you are in the "situation room." [ music playing ] five years after eric garner told police i can't breathe, the new york police officer accused of fatally choking him has been punished. the nypd commissioner announcing he has been fired and will not receive his pension. eric garner's death, while in an illegal chokehold helped put a

>> well, either going back before that and even with deblasio and bloomberg and everyone argue before bloomberg, the police department in new york have had strange relationships with the mayor's office and trying to reign them in. i have to touch on this point that is this is apart of the politics. the police department is playing too much politics with this. you are not for the police if you are for individual rieghts. this idea that if i want to see the police held accountable for brutalizing and killing people unjustly, that's somehow i am against the police. we are seeing that playing out. we are playing it play out on the national level and with an issue that's really, really important for the people of color and this country right now. >> danny, let's talk about what's happening here with the pba situation. the police commissioner has worked on the bases of recommendation that was made by another police commissioner who was in charge of this sorts of this i thinks. the police commissioner have taken it. the police union has had a very strong response for the whole thing and impl

nermeen: there were no questions about iran during the debate, but bill deblasio attempted to raise the issue. >> we are on a march to war in iran right now. >> please follow the rules. >> we have t to stop this marcho war in iran. amy: the first portion of the debate focused heavily on health care. with one of the top priorities for democratic voters and that his health care. week, yourris, this released a new health care plan which would preserve private insurance and take 10 years to phase in. vice president biden's campaign calls your plan "a have it every which way approach" and says it is part of the confusing pattern about equivocating about your health care stance. what do you say to that? >> they are probably confused because they have not read it. i have been spending time in this campaign listening to american families, listening to experts, listening to health care providers. with was a very clear understanding that i needed to create a plan that was responsive to the needs of the american people. >> the senator has had several plans so far and any time somebody tells you yo

for example, we had a 2020 hopeful comrade deblasio. the mayor of new york city. he wouldn't answer any question i asked again and again and again. he had his armed security guards with him.ou i asked whether people in the city of new york have the righte to have a gun in their house if god forbid something happens. he kept saying, they have a right to be safe. i set it and ask it i pay do they have a right to a gun? it's because i have a right to be saved. they have a right to be safe. that means no. he was saying no in his own way. so for them, your rights are not important, as long as they are protected good hollywood stars they can afford armed security guards.th we will have a lot more coming up on all of this but first, we do have other breaking news to report in the disturbing case of jeffrey epstein. his autopsy report revealed epstein suffered multiple broken bones in his neck. what does that all mean? joining us now with the full report, from a west coast newsroom, following the story our own trace gallagher. trace? >> the broken bones include the hyatt

>> this is a miss to our new york city mayor bill deblasio who has decriminalized a variety and quality of lifo fences like public drinking. this week we have a result of this where the so-called subway surfer, whose been reeking havoc across the city by pulling the emergency brakes on subways was arrested for the 18th time. he has been allowed to walk after each one of these. david: dan? >> david i'm giving a hit to andrew yang, who our viewers may recall is the entrepreneur running for the a democratic presidential nomination. he is thera ninth person to qualify for the democrats criteria for participating in the debate and i'm giving a hit to him not so much because of ideas but because he's the last representative of the private economy running for the presidential nomination. good lung to andrew yang as long as it lasts. david: thanknk you, gang that s terrific. that's it for this week's show thanks to my panel and all of you for watching, i'm david asman. you can catch me weekdays on bulls & bears and the fox business network, 5 p.m. eastern time, monday through friday. paul is ba

mayor deblasio had been informed of the decision but says it was his decision and not the mayor's decision. joining us by phone, retired nypd detective. also, shawn henry, former executive director of the fbi and our national security analyst, here onset with me in washington is shawna thomas, washington bureau chief for vice news. officer clacston. >> really professional. i am not surprised, i know he's in a difficult position and he expressed that and being he's the head of the police officer there in new york and so he just played a straight down the middle, expresses disappointments and frustration and difficulties of making a decision. he did so out of the obligation of his duty and responsibility as a commissioner. >> i am not surprised the decision he made given the recommendation and much of the evidence that came out during the course of the department trial. it was just a matter of how he was going to present it. how he would be able to address ordeal or recognize the divisions that not only the activist community or the family of garner had that also to understand the position o

missing posters from mayor bill deblasio popping up all across the city. the post saying was last seen embarrassing himself in iowa, and south carolina. if seen, tell him to immediately return to new york and do the job he was elected to do. the man behind the posters say they hope they convince deblasio to drop out of the race as polls show him with 5% support. that's not easy to get. >> all right, guys. hurricane season, we're in it but haven't talked about it much. but we're not really at the peak of it. this is where we are. the climat climb that logical pk happens in next five to six weeks. we're not worried about this making a u.s. impact. it's going to make things rough around the coast. but then yesterday a new storm formed, tropical storm dorian, 40-mile-per-hour storm at this point. take a look at this. at least the official forecast from the national hurricane center brings this up to hurricane status sometimes around wednesday being close to puerto rico. puerto rico still recovering from a hurricane a year and a half ago and now we have a storm

you're looking at a live shot now of that event where mayor bill deblasio is telling folks what he thinks. our nbc news road warriors are in des moines for us. von, you're at the state far. you have a little special guest with something at stake here. >> yeah. there's one candidate to talk to today. there's a whole slew of them, i know john hickenlooper is on the soapbox now, but we needed to invited the senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar. there's a rivalry between iowa and minnesota who has t. who has the better state far? >> they are both good, they're different. minnesota is bigger. we both have butter sculpture carvings, they have the cow. i just saw it. fine art. beautiful. what is great about the state fair? >> there's a big deal at both of our state fairs. it brings people together from rural and more metropolitan areas like des moines. in our case, the twin cities. you want to bridge the rural and urban divide, you bring the city people over to see the pumpkins and where the food comes from. it's important. also the politics. if you can't make it at the state fair, you're not w

so if you're talking to black voters and you're kamala harris, cory booker, even if you're bill deblasio, you're saying, wait, i want to separate him a little bit from president obama. and to do that, you have to call him on differences. you say, hey, do you know what? we don't like what president obama did. we think he was far too moderate with republicans, especially now in the era of donald trump, that democrats view as extreme. we want more of an angry strong voice and too often we feel obama was sort of middling in milk toast especially if you're talking about black lives matter and some of the younger black accidents out there. i'm not sure, by the way, that this works with the older black crowd that is the base for joe biden. >> dana: i can't imagine that it does, but we'll see. joe biden being the front runner. you knew attacks would come. i suggested last night on "the five" i said he would be prepared for attacks from kamala harris and cory booker but i believe senator gillibrand would come up with something obscure on biden's 36 year record. i was proven right. >> let me just

. >> jon: a union representing new york police officers now voting no confidence in mayor bill deblasio and commissioner james o'neill. also calling for both to resign or be fired. this all coming in response to the commissioner's decision to fire officer daniel pantaleo. he was seen using a choke hold that was momentary and accidental during the arrest five years ago of eric garner who died in the process. deblasio's office is an attempt to divide the city saying the city is the safest it's ever been. >> this changed over the last 48 hours. it shifted and has a path to strengthen with some pretty open stretch of water and potentially impact anywhere from southern florida all the way up to florida at this point. and so just everyone have your plan and we'll get more resolution and certainty over the next 24 to 48 hours. >> jon: former governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency in more than two dozen counties ahead of hurricane dorian. the storm expected to strengthen into a category 3 hurricane before making landfall over the holiday weekend. let's bring in brock long, executi

congressman to talk to you since the debate, but i did want to get your reaction to the new york mayor bill deblasio said we're democrats, we want to tax the hell out of the wealthy. what did you think of that? >> i was actually travelling the night of the second deeb so i didn't watch it. neil: that's what he said, take my word for it. >> i believe wealthy americans should pay more in taxes. the way i want to do it is by making the capital gains rate equal to the ordinary income rate. i see no reason people who invest for a living should pay less than people who work for a living. and by closing that loophole will gra create a more tax system and generate more revenue from wealthy americans. that's a common sense way in creating more equity by the tax code. does anyone think that the wealthy won't invest in their capital gains are the same as regular? that's ridiculous. neil: your take on it, democrats don't talk about it much and as you pointed out republicans don't talk about it much. does that fact alone, the fact that it's expo tensinentially g and at a minimum. what do you think? >> i think it

senator christian gillibrand has not qualified yet, near has mayor bill deblasio. steve kornacki will tell us what could change as we get closer to debate night or debate nights. steve? >> all right. it's crunch time here trying to figure out who is and isn't going to be on stage for the next democratic debate. it's coming up in the middle of september. the deadline to qualify now just a couple days away. you'll see maybe some thinning here, some thinning of the field. all the pictures you see here, these are the active democratic candidates for president. there's still at this moment more than 20 of them. there are a number who have already dropped out but still more than 20 who at this moment say they are still running for president. not nearly all of them are going to meet the criteria to get into that next debate. the dnc has raised the threshold, you need 130,000 individual donations, and this is the tough one, you have to hit 2% in four separate polls. if you do that, do both of those things, you get into the next debate. right now who's qualified? ten candid

mayor deblasio, you also opposed the deal. please respond. mayor de blasio: i would like to ask this question of all of the candidates, but president trump is trying to sell nafta to point out. he has a new name for it, it is just as dangerous as the old nafta, it will take away old jobs like it did to michigan, and we cannot have democratic be party to a new nafta. vice presidents, i believe you are the only person on the stage who voted for original nafta. do you say that you oppose a new nafta, and what you believe in is trade treaties that empower organized labor across the boundaries of the world and give working people power again? not just corporations. >> your response, sir? [laughter] what i insisten: that labor be engaged? the answer is yes. i love your affection for me. you spend a lot of time on me. [laughter] we believe ino: redemption in this party. vice pres. biden: i hope you are part of it. >> i want to ask a question of senator bennet now. we reached out to democratic primary voters for their most pressing questions. has in