rule of law and that is so necessary. >> that's completely right. some of the statements of our founders, i do look out because we still have so much trying to bring together people. on, and many others very much on the presidency. >> i am ordered is here, peter of the effort to win the house.

we think it is essential because we want to when the hospitals of january 6 jeffries will have the gavel. it is very important and part of the reason we are here and thank you for making this is it possible. i am honored to visit. it's something less than democracy. democracy and our own country and a large and throughout the world.

maloney. in san francisco for a long time in congress but i grew up loving the flag near where the national income was written and they are probably tired of hearing me say this, my favorite line of the national anthem is gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. that was the war of 1812. [laughter] proof through the night that our flag is still there. we have to give proof through the night during the selection that our flag is still there. if we pledge every day at the

end we say with liberty and justice for all. all of that is at stake in this election. we have two very different visions for the future of our country. what is relevant to all of you is what it means through our leadership role in the world and a clear signal and disrespect for nato. the fight and ukraine if putin wins that and goes into other countries if they haven't paid their 2%, how about them. the president of the united states.

how could that be? we would hope -- we have to find common ground but it's hard. the other thing about bringing people together. >> find common ground. it's our responsibility. this has never been the case with john mccain or walker bush

or mitt romney. >> how do you account for the popularity? >> it looks like a very close race. twenty coming down to the state, close, a very close race. i don't understand it at all. i would say that being respectful of other means of view, there are those who will never get a lot anti- women to look at the lgbtq, anti- anything that's not who they are, so put that over there. then you have very rich in america, there are not that many

electorally but there are plenty in the campaign and they don't want to pay tax. many don't pay their fair share and it's a motivation for the cost of doing business and it is a factor but in between their people, this is where we find common ground, they have legitimate concerns about innovation, globalization and some of them even immigration which is the lowest threat to the job security they don't always see it that way. my father was a truck driver but you all know given the

globalization with a fauci down the road now in another country so the impact of globalization, it's fertile territory for the message. what joe biden has done, sometimes bipartisan slightly but nonetheless, to address the concerns and have a rescue package and infrastructure to have act to make us self related and extended education too many into the pact act for men and women in uniform exposed to brnovich but keep them helpful

for the future and inflation reduction act which put $370 billion into reducing and fighting the climate crisis. the fossil fuel industry, give me a billing dollars for my campaign. i will get rid of all that. give me money and i will get rid of what the ira does to lower the cost of prescription drugs. one was five to $600 from medicare now $35 a month. insulin, we are not talking

about research here, it makes a difference, these are kitchen table issues. public sentiment is everything. with it you can accomplish almost anything. without it, practically nothing. people have to know and we have to make sure that they know his legacy is tremendous and it's our legacy and it's remarkable. 200 republicans voted against and vote no and take the dough

in the past act with 24 republicans actively. the would not allow them to participate in that meant 187 of them voted against it and the list goes on. not one republican vote from the climate crisis. >> a lot of money going in why is it biden and then harris? some of the things you have saying they are worried about migration for all principles donald trump is reasons.

again, we would hope they would be staying for incubus for coverage for all of this. we fully intend on the ground. it's not about polls but about turnstone and we have to actually turn out.

when the biggest issues is to make sure they. congress after the dog decision, we put a little on the board is available. she is a good that. result that says north carolina, she had was bill that such women have a right to contraception. some members of the new are you doing that? i know who i job, okay x230

vote, eight of them voted a woman have a right, eight republicans voted in the right to contraception. women of america. that means 195 said they could not. in a vast difference between the and the turnout would be tremendous. again, we will win the popular vote, no question about that. the question is can nevada and

georgia. when the electoral and the politics of the so will 15 million jobs created under this leadership in the presidency. herbert hoover in the great depression principal don't know so we have to make sure. right now it is this turnout. about 45, given everything. >> that can be micro.

>> regarding. [laughter] i'm not there yet longer 45 and kamala harris 47 and third-party whether left-wing or whatever it is and three of that so if pharaoh narrow and decided the and the rasters. the uk, get out the vote and all the rest and it was wonderful. and there leaving the house and building into those districts so

they will make a difference. but that is relentless and no waste of time. we could have just walked for another day of walking. >> let me just ask you and. no her weight will and people as a person of strength and filled the policy and strategy.

the nominee of the 30 is capable. my politics right now for the less the latches of putting herself out saying over me because the lord is helpful for me because i'm a woman photo but gives for because of from a woman from a listen to the policies. that is what she is doing nationally. if she wins, it will be so wonderful. but the best person for the job.

she happens to be a woman and a woman is reduction of the reason to vote for her. it's what she will or people's lives. >> you can have of the ship we look at the biden and the exit from appearances and support for ukraine in the has been for the

biden administration and we could go on and what the world should be. at least there was ukraine because the husband so long. and for the person to go and i thought therefore that guy is we thought we could and they were putting their lives inside when they settled.

but nonetheless we think that. the what's his name will the republicans of the fence the money. people are dying, democracy is that steak. eventually they did it but republicans have that quick and the republican caucus of the house and senate and they have quite a bit and eventually sent the money to ukraine so that was

the last one. if you reference the technology and use of it, that's a different argument much for going to go all the way with it is at stake for the administration i think joe biden is a fabulous job working with nato. when i was a girl in school board kennedy inauguration, it was beautiful and lovely and everybody in america knows that speech he said that's not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. every child knows that, they read in the history books first.

next line in the speech, the one that i took away that's what i was studying in school the countries of the world ask not what america can do for you but what we can do working together protects freedom of mankind and that is exactly what joe biden did working together with nato countries and beyond countries throughout the world working together and the timing related among those people and nato was strengthened, increased welcoming sweden and finland and was a bit of. as it you have very kennedy leadership role to play bringing

the people together in the freedom of mankind itself i think he deserves great benefit that so there's hesitation, technology and timing on that he deserves a great deal of credit. and it was very beholding to donald trump (and people like him i know live like him, i know him. nonetheless there say is that

the in the united states? lower than 2%. ... >> and it wasn't a pretty sight in the departure, but the departure had already been negotiated in the previous administration.

now, we could've stayed longer. two days ago i did a presentation with the czech government on women in afghanistan. what a tragedy it is. for all the years we were there to see the advances of women. i visit women in the countryside, the force women in the countryside, the profession limit and cobble, their children in school to see the joy of the girls in school. the confidence of the young women in the military. and now they may not even be able to speak in public. that is a terrible tragedy. i don't think -- >> i don't think there's anyone here or on my to disagree with you. the question is, couldn't the u.s. have stayed longer with that at stake? and it was joe biden's decision, yes, begun by then president trump but it was joe biden's

decision to exit. >> the whole afghanistan situation is a tragedy. we got attacked on 9/11. anybody came together. nato and the rest, to make sure that the country of origin of these terrorists come what the country of origin could be come in every country like osama bin laden and afghanistan. and my book, which were not her talk about the book, but in my book you will read that i say when we went into afghanistan then, we didn't stay long. and then in his book president george w. bush whom i have the highest respect for but disagreement on iraq, going into iraq, he says we routed the taliban. routed ain't good enough. crush is what we have to do. they routed them. they headed for the hills. they just waited for the opportunity to come back, and they will infiltrating all

along. so we should never have left unfinished business in afghanistan when we did then in order to go into iraq. and when i went to iraq to visit the troops, right -- >> you could've made the decision, you mention one thing she picked up in his book which is you say it's not a blow-by-blow political memoir but it is one of the passages you picked out in opposition to. >> when we went into iraq with jack murtha and mr. hopson who just passed away from ohio, we talk to the troops right with initiation of hostilities. we were in kuwait actually before the way into -- i said to the troops who want to see what, see what their needs were. i was opposed to it but we have to support our troops and that was kind of a conflict in her own caucus in that. but i said to the troops what is your morale like? and they said our morale is

high. they hurt us and now we are going to hurt them. i said when did the iraqis hurt as quick a said on 9/11, that's what they were telling the truth. there's a evidence of anything that iraq had anything to do with 9/11. what we were selling a bill of goods that they were on the verge of this nuclear program, nuclear weapon, which they weren't, and that they help, they were part of 9/11, which they weren't. so again the afghanistan situation as a tragic situation from beginning until now. and sadly, women pay a big price and we cannot let that go ignored or go corrected. >> i'm going to come to questions because there's some really once online. i'm sure the would-be loggia. we've not yet come to china -- >> the middle east.

>> we might -- let me ask you about the middle east. what you think the next president of the u.s. should do to try to bring about a resolution of what is going on at the moment? >> i think you see two different visions of there. the former president has said we'll just end it in a minute. what does that mean? what does that mean? if you think of what happened on october 7th, the anniversary just a few days ago, of terrorist organization, hamas, dedicated to the destruction of the state of israel, 1400 people dead, hostages kidnapped, and the rest. it was a horrible thing. the reaction with the collateral damage to civilians in gaza is a

tragedy beyond -- so sad and gets sadder by the day because more people are vulnerable. joe biden and the democrats have for a long time supported a two-state solution. a two-state solution. a solution is the key word, not a state anything. a two-state solution where these countries, people can live in peace. >> do you think that is credible? >> not with netanyahu. no, i don't think he's ever believed in peace or two-state solution. i just, i am very, very disappointed. we have always supported israel. it is our ally. we shared values within our national strategic interest to support israel. we continue to support israel but not the deaths of so many, so much collateral damage. there are