mr. hickenlooper: sure. surprise i think it was just with somebody candidates in the race, we have spent more time fundraising than i would prefer. i think probably every candidate would say that. the second surprise is how consistent the concerns are from state to state. we obviously spent a fair amount of time in our first four primary states, iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina. and in each case, generally health care is almost always the first thing people ask questions about. and yet, generally there is a more emotion around climate change, which is usually in the andtwo or three questions, there is a consistent concern about, i think, in almost every question, about people's economic stability and their future. and i think we have gotten to a some in this country where polls demonstrate that a majority of americans do not think they are going to be better off in 10 years than they are today. that has never happened before this country and that should concern every one of us. i know we are fo

mr. hickenlooper: it was hard.ed after a couple of years and we got the other restaurant owner to work with us and slowly but surely we transformed a forgotten corner of denver into a vibrant center of denver's downtown economy. 03, never having run for office in my life, even student council, i may be the only person running for president that did not run for student council. i was elected mayor of denver in a tremendous upset. immediately, we were tested. three weeks before i was sworn into office, a 15-year-old black high school student with developmental disabilities was shot down by denver police officer in his own home. his name was paul childs. it was a difficult time in denver, the community was in pain. it took a lot of time and dialogue but ultimately, with the help of denver ministerial alliance, 35 point pastors and reverends, we transformed the way the denver police department handled police misconduct. 10 years before ferguson, we required officers, all officers to go through crisis de-escalation trai

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hickenlooper had to stand in the corner. then lesser known executives like andrew yang this is your big moment. i'm sure you were ready. >> mrng your signature policy is to give every adult in the united states $1,000 a month no questions asked. >> that's right. >> i think that's like $3.2 trillion a year. how would you do that? >> sorry [ laughter ] >> just forget it. forget it. move on. how are you not ready? it's like a back up on golden state. finally gets put in the game and chuck the ball into the stands then the big moment when harris confronted biden and his recent comments. >> we've already heard, i will direct this at vice president biden. i do not believe you are a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but i also believe, and it's personal, and i was -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputation and career on the segregation of race in this country cannot be a intel intellectual debate among democrats we have to act swiftly as attorney general in california i was proud to put in place a re

mr. or madam president. here you are looking back. >> it is the question. >> why else is john hickenlooper on that stage?to chris' point, it's a brutal process that you have to think or imagine that they think it's possible. i think there are people who on a pragmatic level may be there to elevate issues that they are passionate about. there is a lot longer history of elevating issues of priority than anyone standing on the edges becoming the nominee. it's not time wasted. >> there is also living in the era when you talk about governors, that was the litmus test. >> especially for a republican. >> now donald trump is president so who knows. >> exactly. >> everything is reset. >> democrats did discard the idea of a celebrity to their credit. >> there they all are. night two. 10 candidates. we know the moderators by now. like last night, we will have two shifts of moderateors about midway through the evening. two hours. i think ideally there is probably going to be two breaks and obviously we will be back on the air at the end with our post debate coverage that will go two hours into the night. but for now

hickenlooper? >> i talk about constant engagement. the first country and i could they have been cheaping and stealing, but it's china. >> thank you. >> all the challenges of the globe. >> mrre trying to squeeze in. >> china. we need cooperate with ai and other issues. >> we have no idea who he would have pissed off more between now and then, but the entire world needs to change. it starts by modelling american values at home. >> mr. vice president, trying to be quick. >> we know nato will fall apart if he is elected four more years. it is the single most consequential alliance. >> it's not one country. reknowledge trust in the united nations and know we can solve conflicts with diplomacy. >> senator harris. >> all the members of the nato alliance. >> senator gillibrand. >> president trump is hell bent on starting a war. stabilizing the mideast and make sure we do not start a never ending war. >> our european allies and every latin american people about how to deal with the refugee crisis. >> congressman swalwell. >> we are breaking up with russia and making up with nato. >> last question for vice president biden. you made your decades of experience a pillar of your campai

mr. trump. >> we thought he was going to be at camp david working on strategy for iran, and now we are with that two-week delay. >> reverend al sharpton is with john hickenlooper stopping by after your speech. before i get to your speech, though, the president just announced a two-week delay in sending out ice to apprehend those that he deems illegal immigrants. what is your reaction to this two-week delay, he's saying that he hopes that in the two weeks, the democrats and republicans can come up with a plan that's agreeable to both -- around deportation and around asylum at those at the border that are seeking asylum. >> well, certainly, president trump has learned that the more often he changes his mind about things that matter, the more attention he gets. i'm naturally suspicious that this is another attempt to create commotion and change his mind back and forth. he's on tv. every cable channel is going to be carrying this decision, they're going to talk to all the democrats urgs what about trump this, what about trump that. i'm glad he's -- i appreciate the two weeks, and i think it's -- expand and accelerate ice raids. taking people going through the wors