we end with the news that margaret atwood has won the booker prize 2019 for the testa m e nt5, bookerman, 0ther. an hi5toric night here at the booker. from all of us here on the team, thanks for watching. goodbye. tonight at ten. the government sets out its agenda for the year ahead, but the opposition say it's nothing more than a pre election stunt. in the queen's speech at the state opening of parliament bills are proposed on crime, health and the environment but the priority was securing brexit by the end of the month. my my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. it was bori5 johnson's first queen's speech as prime minister but without a majority in the house of commons labour says it's unlikely the bills will become law. let's get on with the proposals and the measures announced in this queen's speech, let's get

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same with cory booker. cory booker had a great performance last night. unifier. it wasn't just about going after trump. it's like everybody up here is better than donald trump. >> i agree with you. i hope one of the things i was just texting, i was like, i need somebody's contact info because they need to be able to see this clip that cnn played so that voters can see what they're saying about senator harris. but there is a chance for somebody not named elizabeth warren and joe biden. >> i want to say one last thing. when we talk about burn rates and money and how much people are spending, president trump is spending $40 million a month. that is crazy. >> and he's raising a ton. >> raising a ton. >> you can't compete with that right now. >> for joe biden when you're not raising money -- >> can't do it with pocket change. >> can i say something quickly? castro was the only one last night to talk about atatiana jefferson. that cannot go away. >> thank you, friends. >> thank you. >>> we're going to speak to five of the presidential candidates who were on th

people all across the country love cory booker and wanted his voice to stay in this race.en if people had not endorsed yet we saw stacey abrams saying cory's invoice is important in this race. we exceeded our goal what we are raising and certainly staying in this race. we know that we still have our case to make to the american people. we know there is still time, even though on this program here we talk about it on a daily, hourly, you know, minute-by-minute basis, we still have a lot of time here to make the case on why cory booker is the best candidate in this rals. >> sabrina singh, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> tune into the cnn and "the new york times" democratic presidential debate live from ohio. tuesday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> a 28-year-old african-american won was shman and killed by police in her own home after a neighbor called police because the woman's door was open. tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. don't use if

it looks like corey booker is over there as well.omething notable about his appearance creating quite a stir, taking photos with her phone, booker, his actress girlfriend rose area dawson. we will catch up to them.e tom you. let's see if we can't catch -- do we see anybody? let's see if we can't get senator harris right here. okay, back to you. >> okay. we know it is a very busy room tonight and everybody -- peter doocy did a great job tracking them down. your first debate, how do you feel? >> a great opportunity for me. the whole point of a campaign is to try to get your message across to americans and here's my chance to get my message to millions of americans. >> glad to hear you with us tonight. the top questions were about impeachment, this is a long time commitment, two years in the making, what do you make of the news that nancy pelosi said there is not going to be a vote going forward. >> no doubt there is going to be an impeachment vote. what i'm pushing for is to get as many televised hearings in front of the american peopl

senator booker, we are alive right now. for the question what happened -- what changed between a senator booker who was very challenged joe biden at a debate in the past about his criminal justice record and tonight where he told everybody to back off a statesman. >> there are two things. there are differences on policy between joe biden and dido will continue to call them out. but a presidential debate staged by the second second issue was elevating donald trump and his allies. the network hosting even debunked. we gave them oxygen tonight. i see this play. i saw in 2016 on how people kept on having donald trump tell lies and it would lead the loot dump mike neu is giving him more oxygen and attention to the detriment of truth of democracy and our candidate for president. i'm not letting this happen. i don't care for its joe biden or castro or andrew yang. lb one of the people who calls it out and tonight it was unacceptable to me that the second issue before we got into health care and child poverty. we were repeating don

senator booker, how do you respond? would a president booker break up big tech companies like facebook and amazon? >> anybody that does not think that we have a massive crisis in our democracy with the way these tech companies are being used, not just in terms of anti-competitive practices but also to undermine our democracy, we have seen it in the '16 election practices being used that have not been corrected now. we need regulation and reform. and antitrust, i mean robert bork right now is laughing in his sleep. we have a reality in this country where antitrust from pharma to farms is causing trouble, and we have to deal with this. as president of the united states, i will put people in place that enforce antitrust laws. and i want to say one last thing, and i feel qualified to say this as the vegan on the stage. going back to the fact that -- it's rich to me we asked three people about their health when looking at this stage, we know that the most unhealthy person running for the presidency in 2020 is donald trump. >

please welcome the legendary booker t.or coming on the show what is this what is this [ laughter ] >> someone left it in the dressing room. i think is it emelia's [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got to make sure - [ cheers and applause i'll make sure we'll cgi that out. thank you so much for coming on the show you look great buddy i want to talk about this book because here you are, you started out as a studio musician, went on to become booker t. and the m.g.'s went on to produce so many songs and music. what made you want to write this book now, this memoir >> the honest answer is i was practicing writing lyrics for songs at an old hotel in chicago. and i came up with about ten or 12 of them book said write about what you know about, so i was writing about my life. >> jimmy: yeah >> i came home from chicago and my wife saw them "what's this?" "well, it's just some essays." "you know, you should make these into a book. so - >> jimmy: see. >> i thought, well, maybe i should but then, i realized i don't know how to write a book so

the booker prize the most prestigious literary award in the uk is awarded to the author who's written the best novel in english published in the uk or ireland. there were six books on this year's shortlist and within the past hour it's been awarded to two authors. the winners are margaret atwood for the testaments, the sequel to the handmaid's tale, and bernadine evaristo for girl woman other. our correspondent rebecca jones is at the ceremony in central london. hello and welcome to the guildhall, the splendid surroundings here in the splendid surroundings here in the heart of the city of london where there was shock and disbelief in this room when the judges announced that they could not decide between two books and they were going to avoid the dilemma and give the prize jointly even though the rules of the prize expressly forbid that. but the judges said they could not compromise, the only course of action was to split the prize. and thatis action was to split the prize. and that is what they've done and i'm delighted to say that the winners of the 2019 booker prize are with me. mar

cory booker, tighten up.ther: thank you, appreciate it, great to have you with us. 12 minutes after the top of the hour and democrat slamming donald trump over his strategy for turkey and syria. >> what donald trump is done because of that phone call with erdogan is giving 10,000 isis fighters a get out of jail free card. heather: aaron:hundred terrorists were living and said there is a resolutions from democrats, he joined us next. three members of the squad made their 2020 2026, alexandria ocasio cortez, ilhan omar and rashida tlaib are endorsing for president. ♪ still the one i want for life ♪ >> this president is turning the moral leadership of this country into a dumpster fire. >> new york times and cnn have smeared veterans like myself are calling to a end to is regime change war. >> isis is going to come here. they are going to damage the united states of america. jillian: 2020 candidates jumping a chance to slam the removal of us troops to syria but at the same time offering few alternatives to the cr

booker and that a judge. castro published booker. >>elizabeth warren got 5 mentions. she's able to to respond. intelligently with with the different to attack action in with a with ideas that are going on out there sometimes the look on their face was almost like a way find but she was able to come back and keep her cool and get her message across without. >>dive into that fray of attacking them back. >>but this time more in sharing the position of favorite, amy klobuchar got the same number of mentions. >>she was intelligent she was answering questions, he wasn't dodging thing as you as you know sticking to being honest and clear and forthright. >>she spoke clearly she you know trying to also bring people together and that's why like booker as well and cory booker was a close 3rd i'm on this panel. >>comes across as. >>truly believe in what he's seen. and it's not talking points. >>during our 4 ts wit this group only one person is thought joe biden did the best job and that was eugene malone after the first debate. but this time best why is that. >>mean the last coup

the nomination, i think booker would be a great pairing. if it is biden, i think he needs kamala harris. and not to say, biden is not getting support from the african-american community, but someone who can go in and energize the turnout. hankin is a democratic pollster and strategist who wants to stay employed by the booker campaign so dodging this a little bit. caller: good morning. it's funny that the republican strategist, how he talks about, i think he is correct. let me say, i have been a democrat since clinton, but i'm in construction. i'm in the trade unions. now the republican person said he talked about how people lean towards trump because he spoke about bringing jobs back from china and stop the flow of illegal immigrants. obviously people want the higher-paying manufacturing jobs back from china. whether that will ever happen is the point. this is a very important thing that i don't think the democrats really address. the republican president spoke directly about that. that is a huge issue. as far as the democrats, i thi nk, ju

>> as cory booker done any job? of the main reasons i entered this race is we've got to bring back family values. for too long he has been gallivanting along, where is he when people are struggling? can't break free from cycles of poverty, the lead crisis in the work, he is showboating around trying to raise money for his failed presidential bid and done nothing for the state. time for real leadership to step up and bring jersey values back to washington. todd: let's look at these numbers. a percentage of missed votes from january 1st to august 7th of this year. it is among those, 45% is a lot. he is not winning currently in the democratic nomination. obviously you want to be in dc making votes and making change. >> it is not just about dc but bringing jersey proud back to dc. if you see the statistics more people are leaving the state than living in there. i want to make new jersey a place we are proud of. we need real leadership in dc. my platform is on things that matter to folks in new jersey. we are struggling

univision's jorge ramos asked cory booker about the ethics of booker's vegan diet. >> after the recentires in the amazon, some experts suggested that eating less meat is one way to help the environment. you are a vegan since 2014. that's, obviously, a personal choice. should more americans-- including those here in texas, and in iowa-- follow your diet? >> you know, first of all, i want to say, no. actually, i want to translate that into spanish: no. >> stephen: that's a pretty good joke. it's all part of booker's new comedy special, "press 1 for english, press 2 for hilarious." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: that's so wrong! >> stephen: amy klobuchar addressed climate change with this timely reference: >> this is the existential crisis of our time. it's-- you know that movie, "the day after tomorrow"? it's today. >> stephen: ( as klobuchar ) "and you know that movie 'yesterday'? that's tomorrow." >> jon: wow. ( applause ) >> stephen: biden got technological when talking about education. >> play the radio. make sure the television-- excuse me, make sure you have the record player on

booker: to fear in this country.s is the first time in american history, this fall, where we have sent our children to school, the strongest nation on the planet earth, and said to them, "we can't protect you" -- anderson: thank you, senator. sen. booker: "so in school, we're going to teach you how to hide." there are more duck-and-cover drills and shelter-in-place drills in america now than fire drills. anderson: thank you, senator. sen. booker: if i'm president of the united states, i will bring an urgency to this issue and make sure that we end the scourge of mass violence in our country. anderson: senator klobuchar -- senator klobuchar, senator warren -- senator warren supports a voluntary -- excuse me, senator klobuchar, you support a voluntary buyback, if him him i'm correct, right. what is wrong with a mandatory buyback? your response. sen. klobuchar: i just keep thinking of how close we are to finally getting something done on this. i'm looking at the mayor of dayton. i met one of the survivors from that shoo

i'll ask senator cory booker and also beto o'rourke. but first, my colleague richard lui with other stories we are following this hour. >> and a story we're following, a training accident at fort should you art, georgia has killed three soldiers. a statement from the u.s. army says the bradley fighting vehicle the soldiers were riding on, that it crashed overnight. three others on board were the injured. the cause is under investigation. >>> and in hong kong, tensions there remain high after another night of violent clashes. this is marking the 20th straight week of demonstrations that have increasingly turned violent. the marches began this opposition to a since scrapped bill that allowed extraditions to mainland china. but expanded to include calls for greater democracy. >>> and finally, the world series, it is set, ladies and gentlemen. the houston astros defeated the yankees last night 6-4. they will face the washington nationals, that begins tuesday. more "politics nation" right after the break. ion" right after the break. they're

what about cory booker? senator booker?one from questioning joe biden's fitness to now this over the top defense. this is cory booker the morning after the september 12th debate. >> there's a lot of moments where a number of us were looking on the stage when he tends to go on sometimes and at one point talking about people listening to record players, i don't remember the last time i saw a record player -- >> they're back in, you know. >> vinyl is hot. >> just let you know. >> maybe he's cooler than i am but definitely moments you listen to joe biden and you just wonder. >> hmm. you just wonder. that was then. now let me play this for you. senator booker last night after joe biden was asked about his son hunter. >> we are literally using donald trump's lies and the second issue we cover on the stage is elevating a lie and attacking a statesman. so offensive. he should not have to defend himself and the om person sitting at home was donald trump seeing we're distracting and selling out from his office. >> what's cory booker'

and a surprise result at this year's booker prize. two authors are joint winners of the prestigious literary award. the civil war in syria looks set to enter a new and even more dangerous phase, with government forces on the move to help kurdish fighters under attack from turkey. turkish forces crossed into syria last week. the turkish government regards the kurdish fighters as terrorists and wants to occupy a buffer zone reaching 20 miles into syria. the kurds have now turned to syria's president assad for help. syrian government forces entered several towns just south of the border on monday, setting up a potentially dangerous confrontation with turkey. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin has sent this report from the syria—turkey border. rolling in to a heroes‘ welcome — troops of the assad regime, handed a victory without firing a shot, arriving today in the strategic town of ain issa. look who's back. the kurds say they had to do a deal with the regime after washington left them alone to face a turkish invasion. the choice, they say, w

he met his goal and joins me nol senator booker, welcome to the "newshour".raise the 1.7 million you said you needed to stay in the race. how far will this take you? >> well, it's going to give us what we need to start growing in the fourth quarter. we're already leading in iowa and new hampshire and endorsements from local elected officials and have aive team but we have to keep building. we have to get through the next debate but we have to keep the pace going. i hope people will continue to go to cory booker.com. we have thousands of supporters in the last ten days and it needs to continue if we stay in the race. >> woodruff: someone says the democratic rules for who can bon the stage in terms of how many people you have to have donating to your campaign and who you need in the polls, some say those rules are too many for tom far away for the election. what do you think? >> i don't argue with the refs, but we have a real issue here that we've never ever had a president come from our partp since i have been alive that was leading in the polls this far out.

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and to our named joint winners of the 2019 booker prize after judges broro their ownwn rules y declaring a tie. ♪ annette: first to our top story. america has sanctioned to turkish ministries and three senior government officials in response to the country's inoing mililitary stance northern syria. president trump calling his turkish counterpart to demand an immediate truce. u.s. vice president mike pence is set to head to the region. >> t the united states of ameria the invasion,top implement an immmmediate cease-fire, and negotiate with kurdish forces in syria to bring an end to the violence. president trump reiterated his afer to mediate and arbitrate negotiation b between syrian defense forces and the turkish military. our desire is not to shut down thehe turkish economy. our desire is to see an appropriate response. these sanctitions willll be very severe on n the turkish economy. will continue to ramp up these sanctions. we were very clear warning the government of the sanctions. meantime,n the syria's army has entered areas in the northeast of the country, leading to the growing p

is it cory booker, tom steyer tulsi gabbard?you think that was. >> definitely klobuchar. >> gabbard, it's a triple. i want to let everyone know i'm in first place. >> question number four which candidate wrote their senior thesis about a football stadium. is it a, joe biden, cory booker or amy klobuchar? >> you both said booker because he was a college football player. he went to stanford university. >> amy for the win. i love good tie, you gotta be fast and tall. question number five, which candidates favorite drink is orange gatorade. is it a tulsi gabbard, be joe biden or cory booker orange gatorade. that was a beverage concocted by the florida gators. >> you are all wrong. biden he told us in 2016, and there is also an orange gatorade candle per se at the museum. get yours today. question six, which candidate drives a 2016 chevy bolt. is it tom steyer, elizabeth warren or amy klobuchar? a chevy volt, let's see your answer tom steyer. michael only has three, stier said he likes his bolt because of the hybrid gas electric vehi

the two winners of the 2019 booker prize forfiction are the two winners of the 2019 booker prize foriction are margaret atwood and bernadine everest oh. and a surprise result at this year's booker prize two authors are joint winners of the prestigious literary award. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, paddy mcnair strikes twice as northern ireland beat the czech republic to win a friendly match away from home for the first time in 13 years. good evening. the queen has outlined the governmnent‘s legislative agenda for the year ahead at the state opening of parliament. but this queen's speech, the first in over two years, was delivered in the midst of the political and constitutional crisis provoked by brexit and drafted by a government with no majority in the commons. so there were immediate questions about the feasibility of boris johnson's programme, which included planned measures on crime, health, and delivering brexit on the 31st october. opposition parties say that with an election in the offing, the queen's speech was a sham as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports

six authors from around the world are competing for this year's booker prize for fiction.atwood and sir salman rushdie are among the nominees hoping to take home the fifty thousand pound prize. rebecca jones is at london's guildhall where the winner will be announced tonight. it promises to be quite a party. 500 guests will be enjoying a champagne reception before heading through to the main hall for a three course meal. among them the six writers shortlisted for the booker prize this year and i'm delighted to say we arejoined by this year and i'm delighted to say we are joined by two of them now. shortlisted for her seventh novel and bernie being shortlisted for her eighth novel. thank you both. if i might start with you lucy, your book ta kes might start with you lucy, your book takes us inside the mind of a woman in ohio who makes cakes for editing and she's a mother and it's a book about modern america and i wondered why you chose such a particular singular focus why you chose such a particular singularfocus to why you chose such a particular singular focus to tell suc

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spin room right now talking about their performances standing right over there behind me is cory booker and you can see by those signs where the various other candidates are we've had many of them come out here joe biden has not made it here and. he was much more aggressive in this debate that he was in previous debates and he needed to be his poll numbers have gone down he's been repeatedly criticized by president trump and that may be connected more and fired back at everyone that fired at her but perhaps it was bernie sanders who had a particularly good night this was 2 weeks to the day after he had a heart attack and stents implanted in he was aggressive in fighting for health medicare for all that is a government funded health program and over attacks on the wealthy he was very strong on all of those things what he needed to show was that he was physically and mentally strong enough not just to complete the campaign but also to act as commander in chief of the us so as we wait other candidates to come out here. the debate was really one in which many of the candidates in the top. b

why do you say cory booker is one of your winners?bout who is the winner for democratic primary voters, might not have been a winner for all americans watching this morning on the news but folks who are going to vote, 180,000 people in the iowa caucus, very few people vote in the democratic primary in new hampshire. if you are democratic stalwart sitting on your couch you liked what you saw with cory booker by saying let's not talk ugly about each other, let's focus on donald trump, figure what we have in common instead of what ripped us apart and if you are democratic primary voter what elizabeth warren has done to this point, to rise above it with love. rob: loses are biden, buttigieg and klobuchar, all considered more moderate, have really shoes with medicare for all, a $30 trillion price tag. why do you call them the losers? >> the next time i make my list, nothing to do with that. biden describes himself if you watch him all night last night, you alluded to it as we were leading into this, he didn't look sharp already for the mom

cory booker, i spoke with him just before air. senator booker, what happens now? i feimean if the white house continues to stonewall congress, what are democrats going to be able to do about it, if anything? >> i think we're heading towards a constitutional showdown, and some of the reasons that tahey'e talking about make no sense to me. it seems not like stonewalling but slow-walking or slow tactics. the american public deserves to learn the truth, and i'm sure we will push for that, and god willing, the courts will be on our side. starting an impeachment inquiry gives us a higher constitutional standard to get information from the president of the united states. but he has to answer to the checks and balances of the constitution, or else he is undermining the very foundations of our government that no one is above the law, above oversight. and his behavior right now, to me, is unacceptable. it's reckless, and it's undermining what i believe our country -- the foundations of our country stands on. >> there are a lot of democrats who had hoped to sort of try to fi

biden has a stronglehold on the black vote which has changed the dynamic of the race and cory bookerbanking on that support particularly in south carolina to fuel their viability but that hasn't happened yet. and overlapping factors, money is flowing to candidates like pete buttigieg and grassroots donors are going to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. you also have the question of electability. so many democrats are fearful about losing to president trump and thinking about the white working class voters and when we talk to julian castro and cory booker they think that is hurting the nonwhite candidates because some of the democratic voters themselves think that nominating them would be a quote/unquote risk for that electorate. >> that is what people wondered about then senator barack obama but then we saw what he did in iowa and the story changed. speaking of the former president, there is a incredible quote in here. this is theodore johnson who you spoke to. said this -- the road is easier because of obama but their ability to secure the nomination is harder because they're not

and cory booker yesterday, he said the quiet part out loud.en to this. >> democrats who are looking for an alternative now, i want to make the case today very directly to look no further. >> so the bite goes on, the vp is certainly not achieving the way i know his campaign would probably want. booker goes on to say, i'm getting calls from people who are biden supporters who now want to hedge their bet and support somebody they think can actually win. so cory booker flat out said, look at me, i'm the joe biden alternative. >> you're going to get that talk from everybody though. to talk about the run fronter is always they can't win, they can't win. the polls show everybody in the race can win practically because trump is a crack and people don't like that. you know, this is all talk that goes on in campaigns. i like cory booker and he could well end up being on the ticket in either spot. but this is just campaign talk. >> what did you see with the lackluster showing where he got 9 million versus sanders' $33.7 million? >> the intensity of the o

just that line is hilarious by cory booker. was mayor of one of the more dangerous cities in the united states.math what other ways of taking your guns are there? >> again, i guess we're supposed to hand them over politely. that's how you accomplish this goal..re this is one of the things that wasaf a theme throughout the afternoon on msnbc. are these plans that bear no resemblance to reality -- cory booker should look at what is happening over the country with magazine bands, where people are supposed to turn their magazines ban. in new york state, the noncompliance rate for people who are supposed to register their assault weapons or reregister their hand guns at less than 10%. the fact of the matter is theree is no way to enforce these proposals, which is why beto o'rourke and cory booker and other candidates simply want to believe that americans are going to comply with laws that will disarm them. >> laura: it's a god-given right to be able to have that right to defend yourself and bear arms. but they don't see it as that.

booker, are those the best solutions there.ase respond. >> first of all, i'm happy to get in finally, as the great new jersey yogi berra said i have a shot. i've had the privilege of working with or being friends with everybody on this stage and tearing each other down because we have a different plan to me is unacceptable. i have seen this script before. it didn't work in 2016. and it will be a disaster for us in 2020. >>> all right. let's get into this a bit. joining from us washington, white house reporter for politico, gabby, talk to us about the moments that stood out for you? >> well, i think the clearest winner from this debate was pete buttigieg. there were so many moments where he got into it with elizabeth warren over health care. a topic that he previously seemed checked out on. he went after tulsi gabbard about her criticism with president trump with pulling troops out of syria. the exchange that you just went over between him and beto o'rourke as well. he is somebody to keep an eye on after this debate. although wh

and cory booker, i spoke with him just before air. >> senator booker, what happens now, if the white house continuing to stone wall congress, what are democrats going to do about it if anything? >> i think we're heading towards a constitutional showdown. and some of the reasons that they're talking about make no sense to me. it seems not like stonewalling by slow walking or slow down tactics. the american public deserves the truth. and good willing the courts will be on our side. starting the impeachment inquiry give us a higher constitutional standard. but he has to answer to the checks and balances of the constitution or else he underends mines the foundation of the government that no one is above the law and oversight. his behavior right now to me is unacceptable, reckless, undermining what i believe our country -- dsh the foundation our country stands on. >> there are a lot of democrats who hoped to sort of try to finish this by the enof october if this does go to courts as seems likely based on --men if stonewalling is the idea then dragging it through the courts is the way to g

senator booker, awfully about g to see you. thanks for joining us. >> i wish i could see you, but it's good to be here. >> okay, well, i promise you i'm right here. i'm looking at you and you look great. but let's get to your reaction to some of this news today. the federal judge ruling that the impeachment inquiry is legal, having dismissed all those claims from the white house that the inquiry is illegitimate because it hasn't been authorized in any sort of formal house vote. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, you said it earlier, this is a lot of folks trying to trip up the process, but not speaking towards the outrageous substance of what's going on. we are seeing the more people that come and testify in the house scif, the more outrageous information that's coming forward about a president who has betrayed his office in order to pursue his own political agenda and compromised, as people said, have already said, the lives of our allies, the lives of ukrainians, withholding american security aid, and this is unacceptab

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cory booker gets it.of the debate we have a president of the united states who constantly, by the hour of each and every day, makes an effort to alter of constitution of the united states, alter the ethics and allers the way people view government and view him. corinne is absolutely right when she said there's no way of knowing who moves the needle on this thing. to your point that you just raised about elizabeth warren, look it, let's face facts, elizabeth warren is a star. she is a star on the debate stage. she's been a star during this campaign, but you have to wonder the emotional reaction of people watching that exchange in which, if you noted, she never once looked at vice president biden after he said correctly that he helped garner votes for the consumer protection bureau on the floor of the senate, which he did. she never once looked at him, and then to use your phrase, joe, was there a smallness aspect to her that people will notice, that will register with people? when she not only looks at him

it's not that easy >> there is also booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, and yang. de blasio, bullock, bennet, gabbard, messam, and ryan are still running as well as williamson, steyer, sestak, delaney. and three republicans named walsh, sanford, and weld [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: impressive that's impressive. you're obviously an audience plant. >> oh, i'm not a plant >> jimmy: well - >> but he is [ laughter ] >> hey, jimmy -- yeah, the candidates are biden, booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, sanders, warren, and yang. >> jimmy: all right, all right that's enough. let's just move on [ applause ] the plant knows everything stop move on. of course, the other big story is president trump firing national security adviser john bolton. some are saying that part of the reason trump fired bolton is because he never liked his mustache [ laughter ] i guess whatever animal is on bolton's lip didn't get along with whatever animal is on trump's head [ laughter ] [ growling ] actually, today john bolton's resignation letter was posted online look at thi

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you know what it's like. [ laughter and applause >> seth: senator booker, what's the worst part aboutg that beautiful shiny bald head? >> everybody feels it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: senator harris, question for you some people peel a banana from the top, while others do it from the bottom how would you do it? >> i would try to do it from the inside [ laughter ] >> seth: senator warren, what do you like to do for fun in your free time? >> line my dollies up and teach school [ laughter and applause >> seth: senator klobuchar, this question is a layup. you can't possibly screw this up what is your favorite line from the movie "star wars?" >> houston, we have a problem. [ light laughter ] >> seth: vice president biden, i heard you bought a cabinet at ikea over the weekend, how is that going >> it can not be put together. [ laughter ] let me say it again. it will not be put together. [ cheers and applause >> seth: seems very stressed out about that senator sanders, if we were role playing as celebrity couple john krasinski and emily blunt, who would you want to be >> let me be blunt >>

boys and booker t. washington that these two men had been having about how to best assimilate african-americans during reconstruction. booker t. washington advocated for technical training. here w.b. duh boys advocated or training. and these women were walking the walk. they are less recognized than the men and they are very much equal to both of these men in the ways in which they were strategizing how to make life better for african-americans during a very difficult ime. these three women are in this exhibition because they were not dvocating for only suffrage, but they were advocating for other things outside the parameters of the focus. african americans were given lots and lots of activism even though they were still excluded from the national american woman suffrage association, which the two ractions we were talking about in the very beginning when in 1870 they have come back together in 1892. they then move forward with reat force and good strategy but also excluding african-americans the whole