moveon members, they are are 8 million moveon members around the country, and we will be working to ensure there is robust debate about the future our country needs. expanding social security, breaking up the big banks, making college debt-free. reverse citizens united, where we take urgent action to address the climate crisis. there are a range of things we do as a country. we are talking as part of the 2016 process. we need all the candidates to be on the record until us where they will stand so we can have a conversation. we're not endorse any candidate at this point but we will be listening to what they have to say and having a robust conversation about where we need to be. host: is governor o'malley of progressive in your mind? guest: members were thrilled to see hillary clinton get in the race, and we thought for a long time it is really important for there to be a robust and real conversation on the democratic side as art of the 2016 presidential election. we look forward to hearing from all of the candidates. we want to hear them talk about what they're going to do to make the econ

let us forget about what happened moveon on, think about other immigrants histories? what are the lessons of angel island today? there are diverse groups of immigrants that came to the immigration station. not all them were detained. not all of them might have had this experience is of wanting to cut out the bowels of the western barbarians, but many of them did. while he often point to ellis island and its celebratory history of immigration and are making of a nation of immigrants, i would argue that this other history, the starker history of immigration through angel island perhaps has even more residents with our contemporary world today. the poems describe frustration, disappointment ange resentmentr, of the immigration experience and it helps us confront discrimination and immigration laws. as we know, this is not a story that we can just safely leave to the early 20th century. these are two photos and headlines that were taken from the news just this past summer. one central american refugees, many of them children or mothers were coming across the border united