i believe in minimum standards for wages and maximum standards for hours, and believe such standards should constantly improve. i favor the regulation of intrastate utilities and banking, the security markets. i believe in federal pensions and adequate old-age benefits, and in unemployment allowances. i believe the federal government owes a duty to adjust the position of the farmer with that of the manufacturer. if this cannot be done by parity prices, than some other method must be found without too much regimentation of the farmer's affairs. i believe in the encouragement of cooperative buying and selling, and the full extension of rural electrification, and i believe the federal government owes a very strong obligation to preserve our natural resources. what i do not base my claim to liberalism solely upon my support of such reforms. american liberalism does not consist merely of reforming things. it consists primarily in making things. we must substitute for the philosophy of distributed scarcity, the philosophy of unlimited productivity. i stand for the restoration of full produc

i don't believe it is. i don't believe our relative strength is increasing. and i say that not as a democratic standardbearer, but as a citizen of the united states concerned about united states. i look at cuba, 90 miles off the coast of united states. in 1957, i was in havana. i talked to the american ambassador there. he said he was the second most powerful man in cuba. and even though ambassador smith and ambassador gardner, both are public and ambassadors, both -- both are republican ambassadors, both castro and marxist influences, both of them have testified that in spite of their warnings to the american government, nothing was done. our security depends on latin america. any american looking at the situation in latin america pekin -- feel content with what is going on today -- content with what is going on today? in order to pick up the support of the castro supporters in brazil? at the american conference the summer, when we wanted them to join together in the denunciation of castro and the cuban communist, we couldn't even get the inter-american group

secondly, i believe when we were talking about health care before, i understand her opinion but many le disagree on the democrats' side and believe that all privately-sponsored healthcare should be removed and all should be government, period. >> we now turn to the economy. >> this is a question for both of the candidates. south jersey's economy is less diverse and more reliant on tourism and atlantic city continues to struggle since closing of casinos and parts of the district are also having trouble finding work. a voter wrote in this with question, i commute to philadelphia due to lack of good-paying jobs with good benefits in south jersey. now more than ever, i want to stay closer to home. do you have any plans for job growth in this area, ms. kennedy, if you would answer first? >> thank you. this is so important in our communities. i've lived here near my parents and my brothers and that's a conversation that i've had with my family and between us there's 12 grandchildren and we wonder what opportunities are going to be here for our kids so they can live down the street from thei

i believe in helping the states. this is what i don't believe in and i do believe in. believe that states should be held accountable for past practices that were very irresponsible in the way they budgeted and what they did, without a doubt. but i also think the expenses that they have due to the covid absolutely should be covered and they should be helped. but we just can't bail them out because they didn't run their state right, either. so that is something you have to go through state-by-state. john: the next question is about election security. >> this question is for both of the candidates. president trump has called into question the validity of this election. he contends there is widespread voter fraud, particularly imitation to vote by mail. but without providing proof. how confident are you in the security of this years election and the validity of the results? >> i'm hopeful, but i am worried. talk to postmasters, talk to any person. just go out on the street and talk to regular folks and every one of them will tell you that they have either had the experienc

but i don't believe this president can. i think we need a president who has the credibility to bring the allies back to the table and to do what's necessary to make it so america isn't doing this alone. >> we'll come back to iraq in a moment. but i want to come back to where i began, on homeland security. this is a two-minute new question, senator kerry.as president, what would you do, specifically, in addition to or differently to increase the homeland security of the united states than what president bush is doing? >> jim, let me tell you exactly what i'll do. and there are a long list of thing. first of all, what kind of mixed message does it send when you have $500 million going over to iraq to put police officers in the streets of iraq, and the president is cutting the cops program in america? what kind of message does it send to be sending money to open firehouses in iraq, but we're shutting firehouses who are the first-responders here in america.the president hasn't put one nickel, not one nickel into the effort to fi

but i believe he believes the bible the same way i believe my parents believe the bible and those same questions can be asked of any of the other part i don't believe barack obama believe the bible because if they believe the bible are the policies that he he endorsed he would have endorsed i don't believe that joe biden believes the bible because of job i believe the bible joe biden would be promoting abortion on demand and late term awesome birth abortion i don't believe come out here is believe the bible so as far as troubling the bible yes i do believe he believes but then what do you make of the fact that he may have taken a vaccine donald trump that relied on fetal tissue from aborted foetuses vaccine said may you said man i am very aware donald trump took a back seat of vaccines back or never release an antibody treatment to lots of these treatments involve the use of aborted foetuses we don't know you said we don't know if he did it you mention in the book that his twitter account was run by the general manager one of his golf clubs. do you know him and obviously that seems to

i don't look like her, i don't believe everything she believes. if you want to debate her, please do that. you have not been telling the truth on all this. you said i was for defunding the police, i don't believe in defunding police. i have two members right now in my family who are serving in the police. who go in and put their lives on the line every day. you need to be careful with your language. you are supporting defunding the holy spirit -- the police. because you have not passed this covid believe bill, we have had to reduce the budget of police. so senator, you need to do better. graham, we are sticking with police. police officers are forced to handle many issues, including that of being mental health workers, essentially. this is due to decades of deinstitutionalization. yelling a quarter of people killedi police since -- by police since 2016 had a mental health issue. sen. graham: you don't take money away from police officers, you may plus up mental health services. got to be for that. senator scott bail was bipartisan. he took the best

i believe i know what this country ought to be. i have been one who has loved my nation as many americans do and i believe there is no limit placed on what we can be in the future if we harness the tremendous resources militarily, economically, and the stature of our people in the future. every time we have made a serious mistake in foreign affairs it has been because the american people have been excluded. if we trusted the common sense and good judgment of the -- we caneople from once again have a foreign policy will not make us ashamed. this is what it takes to have a sound foreign policy. strong at home, strong defense, do not betray the pit bulls of our country. from time mr. ford speaks a position of secrecy and negotiations and secret treaties , and supporting dictatorships and ignoring human rights we are weekend of the rest of the world knows it. we can restore the strength of our country. experience in foreign policy other than a president but my knowledge of the people of this country and my commitment, those are the bes

this is the kind of america i believe in and this is the kind of america i fought for in the south pacific and the kind my brother died for in europe. no one suggested then that we might have a divided loyalty, that we did not believe in liberty, or that we belonged to disloyal group -- that we belonged to a disloyal group that threatened the freedom for which our forefathers died. in fact, this the kind of america for which our forefathers did die. religious persecution that denied office to members of certain churches, when they fought for the constitution, the bill of rights, the virginia statute of religious freedom. and when they fought at the shrine i visited today, the alamo. side-by-side with bowie and crockett. no one knows whether they were catholic or not. four there was no religious test. i ask you to judge me on the basis of 14 years in the congress, on my declared stance against an ambassador to the vatican. against financial aid to parochial schools and against any boycott of the public schools, which i attended myself. instead of doing this, to not judge me on the basis of

the president is in the white house because he has mild symptoms i believe he's been taking a while to read because his condition has escalated a little bit is still morbidity is lisa believe absolutely they only take you to i.c.u. all within walking distance of an i.c.u. if you are properly sick sure let's discuss that point rina to get back to red jeep in new delhi rajiv why is it so many politicians are kind of hiding behind this idea of oh i'm tested every day oh i get the quick saliva test in the morning then i get the nasal test in the evening why does that happen because testing testing testing is fine but it only takes you so far. now to be fair. none of them are pleased certainly the vast majority of the indian politicians haven't taken this position though there have been some some order statements coming from from from unlimited numbers that talent in india is actually ramping up the testing a lot more. the u.s. and russia russia for example in numbers of testing per 1000000 they're testing about 6 times more than india brazil is about one and a half times long so w

i believe there is still room for nuclear, i really do.uclear can be clean and many countries around the world are doing it that are concerned with climate change as well. i believe in solar and solar incentivizing as well with solar energy. what i don't believe in is sometimes we may feel with countries like china responsible for 20% alone, just now, 20% of the carbon, 20% of the pollution and then we give them a special deal that they can still go on and basically keep doing that and we will pay for it because we will do all the right things and they won't and we will have to go and buy our stuff because we don't have a supply chain. that i don't believe. >> follow-up, mr. van drew mentioned flood insurance program and the biggest storm we had was super storm sandy and there were billions of dollars that had to be paid out through that program and is that a viable option still? should people starting in about being away from the shoreline? >> i think we still need to have the flood insurance available when this is a community and we know

believes in a ban on fracturing. i don't believe in a ban on fracturing because it would destroy energy jobs. i think it would make us dependent on import energy the east, something we have been able to avoid. everybody that m.j. is receiving money from, whether it is celebrities out in hollywood or the elite on the east coast, they believe in eliminating fossil fuels. including joe biden is on tape and kamala harris the same. >> you have 30 seconds to answer this next question. do you support decriminalizing marijuana? senator cornyn: before we answer that question, we need to have some very comprehensive research done on the effect of marin.c the active ingredient on the developing brains of children. we know that vaping among kids and using things like t.h.c. concentrates can have a dramatic impact on their mental health and physical health as well. i think before we make those decisions, we need to know what the facts are. >> if you were the deciding vote, would you decriminalize marijuana? senator cornyn: i would

i believe great decisions are made with care. made with conviction. not made with polls. i do not need to take your pulse before i know my own mind. i do not reinvent myself at every turn. i am not running in borrowed clothes. when i act, you will know my reasons. and when i speak, you will know my heart. i believe in tolerance, not in spite of my faith, but because of it. i believe in a god who calls us not to judge our neighbors, but to love them. i believe in grace because i've seen it, and peace because i've felt it, in forgiveness because i've needed it. i believe true leadership is a process of addition, not an act of division. i will not attack a part of this country because i want to lead the whole of it. and i believe this will be a tough race. down to the wire. their war room is up and running. but we are ready. their attacks will be relentless. but they will be answered. we are facing something familiar, but they're facing something new. we are now the party of ideas and innovation, the party of idealism and inclusion, the party of a simple and powerful hope. my

i believe in the encouragement of could be rattive buying and selling in the extension and i believeigation to preserve our natural resources and i do not base my claim of liberalism solely upon my support and advocacy on reforms and liberalism does not consist on reforming things. it consists primarily in making things. we must substitute for the philosophy of distributed scarcity and the philosophy of unlimited productivity. i stand for the restoration of full production and reemployment in american private enterprise. the present administration has spent $60 billion. the new deal stands for doing what has to be done by spending as much money as possible. i propose to do it by spending as little money as possible and this is one issue in this campaign that i intend to make crystal clear before the conclusion of the campaign so that everybody in this country may understand the tremendous ways of their resources and money that have taken place in the last seven and a half years. there is another very vital issue which i would like to debate with franklin d. roosevelt face to face and

i believe in what they do. i believe in what they stand for. i stand for strong military. st of any of the radical democrats at least, do not stand for a strong military. don't believe any nation is ever attacked because it is too strong. i stand for, only that butut i stand for being number one in energy production in the world and having a good supply chain. was really embarrassing, after china sent us a wonderful gift of the virus. we then have to go back with her tail in between her legs and asked them for ppe. never again. we should stand and have our own supply chain and produce our own stuff. make sure that we manufacture and that we need to make sure that we can continue to be that shining city on the hill that is ahead of where everybody is in the world. help them. >> thank youou both. note to the topic of healthcare. breonna: said administration is actively seeking to start down the mandate and obama care. if successful that would be about 19000 a constituents in your district what is the healthcare according to the most recent data from the kaiser foundation. as

i believe i can serve my country by playing that role. committeeore this with humility about the responsibility that i have been asked to undertake and with appreciation for those who have come before me. i was nine years old when sandra day o'connor became the first woman to sit in the seat. she was a model of grace and dignity throughout her distinguished tenure on the court. and i was 21 years old, just beginning my career, ruth bader ginsburg sat in this seat. she told the committee what has become of me could only happen in america. i have been nominated to fill justice ginsburg's seat, but no one will ever take her place. i will be forever grateful for the path she marked and the life she led. if confirmed, it would be the honor of a lifetime to serve alongside the chief justice and seven associate justices. i admire them all and would consider each of value call you. newi might bring a few perspectives to the bench. i would be the first mother of school-aged children to serve on the court. and i know it would make n that i young an

i believe this is the greatest country in history of the world. i love america. democrats including my opponent transects talk negatively about it. when you think of people i want to support the police. they walk into another credit he says i believe in defunding the police. he is backed by a billionaire michael bloomberg and when he goes at in the state he says is for some codis with the second amendment always in atlanta he says something different totally. he talks about never taking any corporate money. he's on tv right now talking never taking corporate money which has been talking by respected newspaper that he is already taking tens of thousands of dollars. he is radical and is trying to hide this radical socialist agenda. >> thank you. >> debating snorer purdue is like being on twitter. come out to the real world where people are suffering. this isn't about democrats versus republicans and liberals versus conservatives. this is about the people of the united states against? like you in washington, too busy enriching yourself why you're in office to protec

i believe there are certain areas like foreign policy where there was much to be desired, and i don't believe that, for example, in certain areas like progressive policy, there wasn't necessarily -- it wasn't as progressive as perhaps many folks in this country would have liked. but if we have an opportunity, if we work hard enough to elect folks like jaime harrison, to make sure that we protect seats like gary peters and unseat republicans like joni ernst and we have the, frankly, unique once in a generation opportunity to have the white house, the senate and the house majorities, democratically controlled, then i believe we have an obligation to the american people to show what a democratic administration can actually accomplish and that we can govern and that we can truly have leaps in policy that people can feel in their everyday lives that makes voting democratic worth, not just worthwhile, but a memorable shift from just a flat line of this idea of bipartisanship which often just becomes republican manipulation. >> you went on twitch this week and played the video game among us

i believe in the first amendment. served 20 years, fought in two wars, and believe in civil protests. that is good for our nation but that's not what we are seeing. and i'meeing chaos proud to support law enforcement. i'm proud to be endorsed by the police officers association and el paso municipal police, eagle pass police officers. my opponent supports defunding and d militarizing our law enforcement. that is dangerous. ms. jones: i do not support defunding the police. my opponent knows this. he continues to say and do whatever he thinks will get him to congress, and he keeps talking about not having unity in our country. when asked because if the kkk is a terrorist organization, he didn't have the courage to say it was. aboute to be very clear how we work with law enforcement to make sure our communities are as safe as possible. moderator: i want to get to closing statements. we can be going back and forth for a long time, but it is time statements. i appreciate both of your time. each of you will have no longer tha

because i felt it and forgiveness because i've needed it. [ applause ] >> i believe true leadership cess of addition, not an act of division. i will not attack a part of this country because i want to lead the whole of it. [ applause ] >> and i believe this will be a tough race down to the wire. their war room is up and running, but we are ready. [ applause ] >> their attacks will be relentless, but they will be answered. we are facing something familiar, but they're facing something new. >> we are now the party of ideas and innovation, the party of idealism and inclusion, the party of a simple and powerful hope. my fellow citizen, we can begin again. [ applause ] >> after all of the shouting and all of the scandal, after all of the bitterness and broken faith, we can begin again. [ applause ] >> the wait has been long, but it won't be long now. a prosperous nation is ready to renew its purpose and unite behind great goals and it won't be long now. our nation must renew the hopes of that boy i talked with in jail and so many like him, and it won't be long now. [ applause ] >> our cou

i believe we must meet our commitment to the most. i support it in the islands that is the present american position. the treaty does not include these two while mr nixon suggest the united states should go to war. if these two islands are attacked. i suggest that if a motion was attacked on the pesca doris or if there's any military action. in any area which indicates an attack on for most and the pesca doris. then of course the united states. is that want to defend its trees. i must say what mr nixon wants to do is committed as i understand him so that we can be clear that the disagreement. he wants us to be committed to the defense of these nearly as a defense of these islands as free territory. not as part of the defense of promotion. admiral yarnell the commander the leader said that these islands are not worth the bones of a single american president of the united states has indicated they are not within the treaty area. they were not within the treaty area. when the treaty was passed in fifty five. we have attempted to persuade

>> i don't believe, mr. frankel, that the ewiyugoslavians consid themselves dominated by the soviet union, or the romanians. i don't believe that the poles consider themselves dominated by the soviet union. each of those countries is independent, autonomous. it has its own territorial integrity. and the united states does not concede that those countries are under the domination of the soviet union. as a matter of fact i visited poland. yugoslavia and romania to make certain that the people of those countries understood that the president of the united states and the people of the united states are dedicated to their independence, their autonomy, and their freedom. >> governor carter, may we have your response. >> in the first place i'm not criticizing his holiness the pope, i was talking about mr. ford. the fact is that secrecy has surrounded the decisions made by the ford administration. in the case of the helsinki agreement it may have been a good agreement at the beginning but we have failed to enforce th

me, i believe this district. is is about the people of district 23, not a party, not a president, not a speaker. and yes, i have made my way around this district time and time again. i guess what? , with aone it safely mask and with sanitizer and social distancing. here's the thing, our nation is to back to work. we need to get back to school. we need to get back to church and we need to open up our border with mexico for economic purposes. the only way you know that is if you're in the district not being a virtual representative. steve: ms. ortiz jones, a 32nd rebuttal time? gina: look, if you care about this district, if you care about this district get hard by covid-19, san antonio, bear county, we have had one of the highest cover 19 related fatalities of any major error in the state. there are commute -- of any major area in the state. there are communities with a positivity rate of 19%. we are going to have covid-19 survivors who need quality, fertile health care. -- quality affordable health care. my oppone

i believe in the aca. i believe using it as a public option. strengthen it by including mental, vision, dental as well. we will be in a fix as a nation if that law is struck down by the supreme court. lindsey graham supports that effort. gordon: thank you. we have one minute left. carolyn? carolyn: thank you. sorry that we are short on time. we would like you to answer the question about abortions. describe what you believe are appropriate restrictions. mr. harrison: me, i'm pro-choice. at the end of the day, i believe the issue of abortion is a hard issue. a painful one to talk about. at the end of the day i think it between a woman, her doctor, god. politicians don't have a role in that. we can have a role in making sure we address some of these issues that are impacting women and the health of their babies. the infant mortality rate in south carolina is in the top 10. i stated earlier that 14 of our counties had no ob/gyn. we have a senator who is proposing a health care -- >> thank you very much. >> we want to give you the promised one minu

i believe in them. i think you believe in them. they're not left or right. they're decent american values. i guess the one thing that concerns me about this, ann, is this attempt to label things which all of us believe in. we may have different approaches. we may think that you deal with them in different ways. but they're basically american, i believe in them. george bush believes in them. i think the vast majority of americans believe in them. and i hope bernard: governor. gov. dukakis: the tone we've just heard might just be the tone we have for the rest of the campaign. i think the american people would appreciate that. [applause] bernard: margaret warner for the vice president. margaret: vice president bush, abortion remains with us as a very troubling issue, and i'd like to explore that for a minute with you. you have said that you regard abortion as murder, yet you would make exceptions in the case of rape and incest. my question is, why should a woman who discovers through amniocentesis, that her baby will be born with tay-sachs disease, for instance,

i don't believe that's a fair measure. i'm telling you, i will make it the -- i will make the mccain-feingold campaign finance reform bill the very first measure that i send to the congress as president. governor bush opposes it. i wish that he would consider changing his mind on that. because i think that the special interests have too much power, and we need to give our democracy back to the american people. let me tell you why. those issues you mentioned, social security, prescription drugs, the big drug companies are against the prescription drug proposal that i've made. the hmos are against the patient's rights bill, the dingle-norwood bill that i support. the big oil companies are against the measures to get more energy independence and renewable fuel. they ought to have their voices heard, but they shouldn't have a big megaphone that drowns out the american people. we need campaign finance reform and we need to shoot straight with young and old alike and tell them what the real choices are. and we can renew and rekin

i refused to believe it. i know this country. i know our people and i know we can unite and heal this nation. warm springs is a good place to talk about hope and healing. use thet came to therapeutic waters to rebuild himself. stricken by polio, the poliovirus in 1921, he suffered from paralysis. like many other americans in those pre-vaccine decades, fdr longed to live an independent life. his life is not defined by his illness. to him and so many others facing physical challenges, warm springs offered therapy for the body and i might add, for the soul. it also offered something else. cure, butooking for a it was the lessons you learned here that he used to lift a nation. courage, empathy, optimism. this place represented a way forward. a way of restoration, of resilience and healing. fdrhe years that followed, would come back to warm springs often. thinking about how to heal the nation and the world. that is exactly what he did. lifted us out of a great depression. defeating tyranny, saving democracy and then it was here on apr

first of all i'm a free enterprise and i believe in the free enterprise system and economic opportunityverybody and individual liberty. what jon ossoff believes is obvious where but he wants us to be a socialist state. the extreme left of the democratic party has taken over control and if elected it would be a rubberstamp rubber stamp for that radical left movement within the democratic party but i believe this is the greatest country in the history of the world. i love america and democrats including jon ossoff talk negatively about. and the one hand they tell people i will support the police and he walks into another crowd and he says i believe in the funding of police. when he goes out to the states of course i'm goingpo to suppor. he also talks about never taking any corporate money fun tv talking about never takingng corporate money. hesp has argued taken tens of thousands of dollars. hein is radical and he's tryingo hide this radical socialistid agenda. >> thank you. mr. ossoff. >> debating senator perdue is like being on cable news and likeke being on twitter. come out to the rea

do believe they are necessary. you know that i do believe at the same time, the further example of your great virtue is to believe that e pluribus unum means that a difference of opinion ought never be a difference of principle, as an american. and that we should continue to cojoin and compromise and resolve our differences. you know that i sincerely and deeply believe in that, and you know it was very difficult for me to maintain my silence after you took your second oath of office and convened your cabinet meetings. however, general, i do believe that our creator has created a -- crated our minds free from , andemporal restraint therefore to try and denounce or suppress the liberty of one's opinion in matters of politics, which ought to help continue to improve us, let alone the progress of politics to improve , the condition of mankind, we must be free to express, that even if it means it may be disagreeable to our fellow americans. so, therefore i think that , political platforms are necessary. in our nation, there has never b

ford has said i believe that it was accurate. hat the white house made no attempt to block -- i don't know if that's exactly accurate or not. i understand that the department of state and the defense department have approved the accuracy of today's report and yesterday's report, and offer the national security agency. i don't know what was right and what was wrong and what was done. philly thing that i believe is that whatever the knowledge was mr. ford had, should have been given to the american people 18 months ago. when the incident occurred. this is what the american people want. would something happens that endangers our security, or when something happens that threatens our stature and the world, when the american people are endangered by the actions of a foreign country -- we obviously have to move progressively and quickly to rescue them. half of the immediate action is taken, i believe the president has an obligation to tell people the truth, and not wait 18 months. >> gentlemen, at this time we have time for only two sho

because i believe it saves lives, leo, i do. if it's administered swiftly, justly and fairly, it saves lives. one of the things that happens when you are a governor at least oftentimes, you have to make tough decisions. you can't let public persuasion sway you because the job is to enforce the law. that's what i did, sir. there have been some tough cases come across my desk. some of the hardest moments since i've been the governor of the state of texas is to deal with those cases. but my job is to ask two questions sir. is the person guilty of that crime? and did the person have full access to the courts of the law? and i can tell you looking at right now, and all those cases, those answers were affirmative. i'm not proud of any record. i'm proud of the fact that violent crime is down in the state of texas. i'm proud of the fact that we hold people accountable, but i'm not proud of any record, sir. i'm not. >> vice president gore? >> i support the death penalty. i think that it has to be administered not only fairly with attenti

i believe the evidence is our deployment have been successful. in haiti, bosnia, when we moved to kuwait to repel saddam hussein, when i have sent the fleet into the taiwan straits, we work hard and north korean nuclear threats. i believe united states is in peace tonight in part because of the discipline, careful, effective deployments of our military resources. moderator: senator dole. sen. dole: i failed to mention north korea and cuba. north korea are planning to mbs.d six nuclear bo they lost one million people and we lost 53,000 americans. we should not be doing favors for north korea. we do not have any inspection or whether this will work, but we give them incentives. some would them something else. we kno do not know what is going to happen. cuba is 90 miles from our sure and what did we do? we gave them the right to sue and the president postponed it. if you want to send a signal, you've got to send a signal. putould be awful if we tougher sanctions on them. i'm try to make it easier. moderator: mr. president, what is your attitude towar

ford has said, i believe it was accurate. the white house made no attempt to block the issuing of that report, i don't know if that is exactly accurate or not. i accept that the department of state and the defense department have approved the accuracy of today's report and also the national security agency. i don't know what was right or what was wrong about what was done. i believe that whatever knowledge mr. ford had should have been given to the american people 18 months ago immediately after the incident occurred. this is what the american people want. when something happens that endangers our security or when something happens that threatens whentature in the world or american people are endangered by the actions of a foreign sailors, wejust 40 have to move as aggressively and quickly to rescue them. after the immediate action is taken, the president has an obligation to tell the american people the truth and not wait 18 months for the report to be issued. >> we have time for only two short questions. a question for gover

>> i believe in it, i am eternally optimistic. and i happen to believe that we've made great promise -- progress from the days where i was young in this country didn't even know it had a racial problem. i know those things can grow out of despair in an intercity. when there is hopelessness at home, lack of work and so forth, but i believe that all of us together, and i believe the presidency is what teddy roosevelt said it was, it's a bully pulpit. i think that something can be done from there because a goal for all of us should be that one day things will be done neither because of or in spite of any of the differences between us. ethnic differences or racial differences, whatever they may be. that we will have total, equal opportunity for all people. i would do everything i could in my power to bring that about. >> would you repeat the question for president carter? >> president carter, the decline of our cities has been hastened by the continual rising crime, strained race relations, the following quality of education, the pers

i believe in testing. donald trump does not. i believe in science. i believe in public health officials. i believe in the example of other countries that proved that widespread gains are needed to keep our country open critically, every school, every worker, every american should have easy access to regular, reliable, free testing. to achieve this, we need to increase both lap-based diagnostic testing with results back in 24 hours or less, and faster, cheaper screening tests that you could take at home or in school. what we have right now isn't anywhere near good enough. states are still operating on the fly. school districts are mostly on their own. and many americans still don't know when it is important to get a test, or how. this isn't beyond our capacity to master, not if we are directing a coordinated effort to cross government on the private sector, instead of leaving chaos terrain -- chaos to reign. we will mass-produce the supplies to make sure we have enough tests and tap more of our nation's lab capacity, so that you can get your test resu

and we need to recognize that and i believe in protection of the environment and so that's the kind of republican i am not this type. was that type of public him look at donald trump way like from where. well with with great concern must put it that way i mean you know color you look at some of the basic tenets if you respect the individual if you are a family man if you care about life then you don't rip children away from their parents at the border and then lose their parents you don't do that demonize people because of where they come from or how they dress or how they how they worship i mean this man is tearing apart the very fabric of our country he the constitution is an inconvenient document when he gets in his way he ignores the rules of law all the norms that we have come to depend on in a country have been turned upside down and obey the way the massive failure of leadership around this coronavirus shows just what kind of a person he really is he's unable to lead he still is out there saying don't worry about it we've turned a corner and young people don't get it why the