showing that in 2008, certainly the clintons were criticized by african americans and jim clyburn where they felt being racial or using racial language or racial suggestions against barack obama, it was nothing like what we're experiencing now. he's put them altogether into one big package, his people in social media. >> reporter: yeah, he's doing that, he also -- >> and the kinds of kids that are called super predators, no conscien conscience, no empathy, we can talk about why they ended up that way. first we have to bring them to heel. >> you called out hillary clintofor super predator back in the '90s when she supported the bill, why did you call them out? >> it was a racist term and everybody knew it. >> no conscience. >> it's a well-thought out crime bill that is both smart and tough. >> no empathy. >> black youth super predators. please explain -- >> let her speak. >> it was a racist term and everybody knew it was a racist term. >> so katy, this is sort of a retread of the '90s and also of '08, but does that even come close to what the clinton team is and she personally, is accusi

it is one of the reasons i've said that i support jim clyburn's 102030 proposal which would help all kinds of communities in america. jim and i have talked about this. we have to reject and stand up to the kindappeals of bigotry and used of luster into bullying we see coming from donald trump campaign. let's not forget the real economic challenges that too many americans of all backgrounds are facing today. that is how i think about it and that is how i will try in this campaign to respond to and rebuke all of the horrible things he says on a pretty regular basis, not about me. i could care less about that. but when he goes after individual [laughter] -- when he accuses-- a distinguished federal judge of mexican had -- heritage of not being fair. consulting a gold star family. you know the list. i will stand up and call him out on that. i will also keep reaching out to andicans of all races ethnicities to tell them that i will not forget about them after the selection. i will work my heart out to help every single person have a better job with a rise in and make sure the kids get a go

it is one of the reasons i said in my remarks that i support jim clyburn's proposal which would help all kinds of communities in america. to reject and stand up against the appeals to the kind and use of bluster and bullying we see coming from trump's campaign. let's not forget the real economic challenges that too many americans of all backgrounds are facing today. that is how i think about it. int's how on going to try this campaign to respond to and revibuke all of the horrible things he says on a regular basis. not about me. i could care less about that. when he goes after individuals, when he accuses the distinguish u.s. j judge of mexican heritage you knoweing fair -- the list. i will stand up and call him out on that. i will continue to reach out to all americans of all races and livecities wherever they and tell them i will not forget about them after this election. [applause] i think we have another question from the panel. >> thank you for being here. i think, on behalf of all of us, we encourage you to do this more a majority of voters y, frankly, they do not like you and

hillary and i are big fans of congressman jim clyburn of south carolina and his 102030 plan. to placesding going where 20% of people have lived in poverty for 30 or more years. we have to focus our resources on the resources were they will to the most good. we have to have a targeted approach. to operate persistent poverty. rural, indian country, coal country. the plan includes $20 billion aimed at creating jobs for young people. the unemployment rate as you know, is twice as high as for young white folks. we have to get all of our young people in a path to good paying jobs so they can develop their skills and dreams. we have to make sure that we are not only creating the jobs but connecting black communities to where the good jobs are. which means being strategic about our investments and transportation and transit. i was a mayor. mayors get the connection between housing and transportation and work. they have to be connected. incidentally baltimore, cities like richmond, cities around the country, especially cities that don't have a subway system or in some cases like richm

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it's one of the reasons i said in my remarks that i support jim clyburn's 10, 20, 30 proposal which would help all kind of communities in america. jim and i have talked about this. so we have to reject and stand up against the appeals to a kind of bigotry and the use of bluster and bullying that we see coming from trump's campaign. but let's not forget the real economic challenges that too many americans of all backgrounds are facing today. so that's how i think about it. and that's how i'm going to try in this campaign to respond to and rebuke all of the horrible things he says on a pretty regular basisch not about me. i can care les about that. but when he goes after individuals, when he accuses a distinguished federal judge of mexican heritage of not being fair when he insults a gold star family of a muslim american who served in the military, you know the list. i will stand up and calm him out on that. but i will also keep reaching out to americans of all races and ethnicities and wherever they live to tell them that i am not going to forget about them after this election. i'm going t

got a plan for rural communities, it's one of the reasons as i said in my remarks that i support jim clyburn's 102030 proposal which would help all kinds of communities in america. jim and i have talked about this. so we have to reject and stand up against the appeals to the kind of bigotry and the use of bluster and bullying that we see coming from trump's campaign. but let's not forget the real economic challenges that too many americans of all backgrounds are facing today. so that's how i think about it. and that's how i'm going to try in this campaign to respond to and rebuke all of the horrible things he says on a pretty regular basis, but not about me, i could care less about that. but when he goes after individuals, when he accuses a distinguished federal judge of mexican heritage of not being fair, when he insults a gold star family of a muslim-american who served in the military, you know the list i will stand up and call him out on that. but i will also keep reaching out to americans of all races and ethnicities and wrr they live to tell them that i am not going to forget about them

i'm a big fan of congressman jim clyburn's 102030 plan, steering 10% of investment to neighborhoods where of the population has been living below the poverty line for 30 years. we need that kind of focussed, targeted investment, in urban places, rural places, wherever americans have been left out and left behind. we're also going to invest $20 billion in creating jobs for young people. there's a big gap here. the unemployment rate among latino and african american youth is significantly higher than for whites. you know, it's hard to write a resume if you have nothing to put on it. we're going to help our young people get that first job so they can get that second job so they can get build a good, solid middle class life that will give them and their families a better future. we're also going to do more to help black and latino entrepreneurs get access to capital, so they have a real chance at turning their ideas into thriving businesses. now i think that's not only good for those entrepreneurs, it's good far family, workers, and communities. additionally as part of our end toen end reform

hillary and i are big fans of congressman jim clyburn of south carolina and his 102030 plan.o placesding going where 20% of people have lived in poverty for 30 or more years. we have to focus our resources on the resources were they will to the most good. we have to have a targeted approach. to operate persistent poverty. rural, indian country, coal country. the plan includes $20 billion aimed at creating jobs for young people. the unemployment rate as you know, is twice as high as for young white folks. we have to get all of our young people in a path to good paying jobs so they can develop their skills and dreams. we have to make sure that we are not only creating the jobs but connecting black communities to where the good jobs are. which means being strategic about our investments and transportation and transit. i was a mayor. mayors get the connection between housing and transportation and work. they have to be connected. incidentally baltimore, cities like richmond, cities around the country, especially cities that don't have a subway system or in some cases like richmon

i am a big fan of congressman jim clyburn's 10, 20, 30 plan, steering 10% of federal investment to neighborhoods where 20% of the population has been living below the poverty line for 30 years. we need that kind of focus, targeted investment in urban places, world places, were ever americans have been left out and left behind. we are also going to invest $20 billion in creating jobs for you people. there's a big gap here. the unemployment rate between latino and african-american youth is significantly higher than for whites. it is hard to write a resume if you have nothing to put on it. we will help him people to get that first job, to get that second job, so they can build a good middle-class life that will give them and their families a better future. we are also going to do more to help black and latino entrepreneurs get access to capital so they have a real chance at turning their ideas into thriving businesses. it is not only good for those entrepreneurs. it is good for their families, workers, and communities. additionally, as part of our work to reform the criminal justice system, we will