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>> i think once they know more about sessions and see what he did with dick durban and rosa parks and her memory and honor and they look at his voting record and consistency standing up for what's right, i think they're going to like jeff sessions a whole lot and be very comfort wrabl wiable with him. >> michael, considering some of the incidents that have happened around the country, can you understand why minorities may be concerned? >> yes, i can and i can answer your question directly. they're concerned whether or not civil rights will be protected. president-elect trump talked about stop-and-frisk practicesulapractices utilized in new york. he talked about imposing those in chicago to reduce crime. i think there are many people very concerned about those policies and others that president-elect trump said he would imd popose. >> i've got to run. >> the judge said the way it was applied was unconstitutional. >> thank you, michael. >> i appreciate it. >>> up next, african-american activist expressing concern for donald trump's choices for key national security positions. o is for o

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. >> it is still an open question if there will be a fight with senator durban with uh question few will head out the senate campaign they did not announce a everybody was watching. >> what were the goals of senator schumer? what are they trying to accomplish what. >> and to expand the of leadership team to bring those factions about the future of us democratic party and how they appeal to the voters and obviously each 2020. so with the more conservative moderates and then to pull everyone together. >> what about senator from virginia quick. >> a were already in leadership in moving n to that leadership. >> candidate new position bernie sanders remains independent and caucuses with the democrats what was he looking for? >> going into this meeting was of a challenge he was the number three spot he was very quiet but then to give us and to work on outreach as a natural fit for him. so to tap into those younger voters. >> senator feinstein will not be the ranking democrat on the senate judiciary committee and then to move over from their ranking member but with regard to senator feinstein t

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if kirk in durban are always nipping at each other then the illinois wagon won't very far. i insist i have a good relationship with dick durbin and build that relationship so we have a good policy going forward. i would say one of the things my opponent has talked about-- last train of thought there. >> we will move on to congresswomen duckworth. you have 90 seconds. >> i think the american people need to know that their representatives in washington used in the struggle in their daily lives and have it perhaps lived the same challenges they have lived and that's why i think that numbers of congress should lead by example. that's why voted for low budget no pay. if you can't do your job you should get paid. i think we should increase transparency in government's and i have always supported that. i think with the people need is to understand the members of congress understand their challenges and when i traveled the state talk to families and i talk about what it was like to be on food stands and what it was like to have a high school english teacher buy me dinner because i

this is something legacy wise that there will be no shortage of starting with schumer, going with durban and the rest of the leadership including murray, folks like tim kane, elizabeth warren, i kind of go down. i don't know who in our caucus, maybe a few of the red state democrats that are up for 2018 might want to shy away from this fight but i think if that's the message which is 40 million people are going to lose this and this, there are going to be a lot of people on our side pushing that along with outside groups and what have you. >> i think it is going to be a problem for the 25 democrats in red states. if secretary clinton had one, she was going to have a problem on her hands with what do you do with these spiking prices and declining number of insurers. as we maintain the house majority and she won, we would've had a difficult time. whatever you do, you can't let the current system continue to exist. people on each side say that's not working, something has to change. in terms of messengers, likewise, every republican is going to be a messenger on this, they always do. i think