the woman watching was frances perkins.applause and cheers] she was 30 years old and already a worker's rights activist. that day set change in motion. a week later the women's trade communions organized a funeral march and a half million people showed up to march on fifth avenue behind me. half a million people in 1911. and it wasn't their first march, but this time it was different. while the women of the trade unions kept pushing from the outside, frances pushed from the inside. she understood those women died because of the greed of their bosses and the corruption of elected officials. she went up to albany ready to fight. she worked to create a commission investigating factory conditions and then she served as a lead investigator. everybody remember this was years before women could even vote let alone hold major roles in government. but frances had a plan. [applause and cheers] she and her fellow activists fought for fire safety and they got it. the next time you do a fire drill at school or at work, you see a plainly

i mean, frances perkins was not running for president. didn't have the right to vote when she was doing these things presidential campaigns now are about partisan mobilization and they are about competition in the primary before you ever get to the general how do those things map together >> i think it's there, because i think that's what this moment is i think the reason 20,000 people showed up last night is 20,000 people are not only ready for change, they are so ready for change that they'll show up and get in the fight they are so ready for change that they're saying call on me, i will be part of this that's why i say this is our moment and we can't spend it afraid we can't spend it under the covers we can't spend it nibbling around the edges of whatever is broken we have to use it as the moment to root out the corruption, the moment to make some big structural change, just a couple in this economy, to strengthen the rights of workers, give unions more power, make it easier to join a union, pass that two-cent wealth tax so we can inve

when roosevelt is president, he brings frances perkins to be the first woman to be a cabinet secretarye's secretary of labor and here's how you see it. one very persistent woman backed up by millions of people and what do they get done? social security, the minimum wage, unemployment insurance, the end of child labor, the very existence of the weekend, the right to join a union. it was a transformative moment that took two things, the fight from the outside and the fight from the inside, the leadership from the inside. we had that opportunity now. and too many people say it's just too hard, we can't do it. but think of it this way here in america, we've engaged in big structural change before. we did it then the suffragettes that were told too hard, give it now, right the foot soldiers in the civil rights movement, too hard, give innow. the early union organizers, too hard, give up now. the lgbtq activists, pabarely a decade ago, too hard, give up now. but they didn't give up. they got rganized, they built grassroots movement, they persisted and they changed the course of american hist

hours long for warren who is trying to become the first female president by comparing herself to frances perkinse woman, one very persistent woman, backed up by millions of people across this country get done? big structural change. >> though, warren is banking on help from big crowds, while biden is banking on help from big labor. >> and 8,000 tax credit for everyone who has child care cos cost? it would put 720 million women back in the workforce. >> 720 million jobs is a lot for a country that only has 3:30 million people. but despite blunders like that, biden has not budged from the top spot. since the last debate, the two democrats who got the biggest bombs were warren and biden. bret. >> bret: you told me there would be no math. thank you. the trump campaign has released a video, highlighting joe biden's gaps, as the president makes a fund-raising tour out west. correspondent, kevin reports tonight. >> kevin: you just wonder. that's the name of a new trump campaign video today. former vice vice president, joe biden. >> i think biden looked on study at many points. >> play the radio. make s

she was not dissing the president or a president washington, but she was there to honor frances perkinshe first secretary of labor who worked there, very near there. >> laura: come on, why do you have to flick off men in the intro? she did that constantly. i'm not here to celebrate -- that's all she had to say. i'm not here to celebrate. the fact that she said it in the negative dan bongino, i disagree with that. she set up that way with a purpose to say that the old academic debates have now moved into the mainstream in the democrat party. this used to be relegated to thursday night seminars and a college i went to and we all laughed at it. now, this is the animated narrative of judicial nomination of presidential contest, education, business environment. if you ever say wimpy in the business world you can go to a juror these days, that is where we are. >> you are right in these lectures come i remember them with knowledge constructive power and the coin of the realm for the white patriarch. in other words facts are meaningless to the left, liberal stupidity. that is the kind of stuff

countries like france united states and britain rely heavily on ransacking foreign areas foreign countries foreign territories through what you know the confessions of an economic hitman john perkins describes as ransacking of these countries and taking all their wealth and they ran out of wealth in these foreign countries other raiding their local pension accounts the french government is raiding the french people's pension account same thing in britain same thing in the u.s. and so this is devolving into guerrilla warfare effectively so all the rules of of conflict are out the window and it's everyone for everyone we always point out massless hierarchy of needs and this is something that the cia uses when they look at countries that they can overthrow and when they attempt to destabilize a country the most basic basic needs food water shelter you know those if the if your government can't meet. those that's when you're targeted for unrest and that's when on rest as possible so i mean the quote from this guy who lost his eye what they represent is universal what we are asking for for people to earn a salary that allows them to eat properly and put a roof over their kids' heads ba