. >> brian hayes, been in business here in san francisco. i think you very much for your time. i'm strongly against this is a small business. i'm about as small as you can get. i've got to go outside of my story to change my mind, we are to go, and we are in a tourist area. tourists from new zealand, and germany, they don't understand to bring their own things. i think there should be an exemption for tourist industries mr. peskin, as a supervisor, of the tourist industry district. mainly tourists. trying to explain the straw, and apologize for the straw, and this and that. they don't understand that. we had a german fellow the other day that was livid at the cost of a drink. he was really upset about it. i think we all support the environment, and you know, i think it is fantastic. i think we need to be realistic. in peskin's district, go look for yourself. don't take my word. pier 39. go upstairs on pier 39. it is empty. it is empty. small businesses are stressed to the max. this is the only city where you see a traffic jam going out of the city during the morning rush hours.

standing by with chris hayes. >> thank you, brian. there was a long exchange tonight on the universal basic income and automation, which has been sort of a core theme of your campaign. you talk a lot about automation, but i'm not convinced that the kind of apocalypse you paint is really coming, right? we've had all kinds of automation revolutions. like why should people be focusing on that when there are so many other issues around minimum wage and labor unions and the strength of workers that seem like they're as important as automation? >> well, you certainly shouldn't take my word for it. the obama whouite house, m.i.t. mckenzie bain all projected that wen 20% and 30% of american jobs are going to be lost to automation over the next 10 to 20 years. there's a straight line up between the adoption of industrial robots in a voting area and the movement towards trump in that area. >> there's a lot of discussion tonight about foreign policy, and obviously democrats, i think, feel united in condemning donald trump. one the things i think

hayes. >> thank you, brian.here was a long exchange tonight on the universal basic income and automation, which has been sort of a core theme of your campaign. you talk a lot about automation, but i'm not convinced that the kind of apocalypse you paint is really coming. we've had all kinds of automation revolutions. high should people be focusing on that when there are so many other issues around the institutional and minimum wage and labor unions and the strength of workers that seem like they're as important as automation. >> well, you certainly shouldn't take my word for it. the obama white house, m.i.t., mckenzie bean all predict that between 20 to 30% of american jobs are going to be lost to automation over the next 10 to 20 years. in ohio and michigan and wisconsin and iowa. and if that list of states sounds familiar, those are the same states donald trump needed to win and did win. there is a straight connection between industrialization and voting in that area. >> obviously democrats i think feel united

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ditto chris hayes who is standing by with senator booker of the great state of new jersey. >> all right. thank you, brian. senator, you talked a number of times tonight about sort of the tone, your concern about the tone. but isn't it the case that primaries are messy and political, you know, politicians want to make arguments against each other and part of the primary process is having it out? >> i think so. we should have it out on policy. i have a lot of differences with my fellow primary folks from everything like gun licensing all the way to having a bold plan on criminal justice reform. but we have to do it in a way that learns from the lessons of last time. this is not going to be an election any of us can win alone. we need to unify this party and the way we talk about people we have to be careful because it says more about what kind of leader we're going to be than they're going to be. >> what were the lessons of last time? >> there were a lot of lessons of last time. mitt romney -- excuse me, donald trump got about the same number of votes as mitt romney. and we shellacked mitt romney. fewer th