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and nina turner, former ohio state stern who supports bernie sanders.re probably going to have to ten minutes of talk time here. so let's try to be respectful of each other's talk time. we've all got something to say. barney frank, i'm going to start with you. by the way, as in any debate, feel free toying nor my question and make any point you want and favor your candidate. but what i begin with is just in a closing argument tonight for wisconsin what would be the number one point you would make to wisconsin voters? and nina, i would ask you the same thing after barney finishes. go ahead, barney. >> well, there's pretty close agreement on what we want to do in terms of goals on the democratic side. it's a lot more coherent than the republican side. the question is who's the better change agent. and i know the sanders people are claiming that because of the militancy with which he makes his case, his purity, that he's a better one. but that's not the verdict of almost everybody in the country who has been work hard and effectively for the change we've b

nina turner and barney frank, thank you so much for joining us.tinue this conversation on another night. the point that i was making about the speaking fees was simply this. if they are a completely innocent exercise, if you can go and easily give speeches to big banks and corporate interests and all of that, and it's a totally innocent exercise to do that, and no one should ever be suspect or questioning what's involved in that, then why, why did we ever make it against the rules for senators and congressmen and presidents or any federal official to do that? that was my simple point. i think it's a larger discussion that we don't have time for tonight. it isn't particularly relevant to where this discussion is right now in the campaign, but it is a larger discussion we'll have at another time. >>> up next, both of those democratic candidates finally did visit public housing in new york. with booking.com's free cancellation, you could just forget the beach wedding... and the beach booty... you could just book a different resort. like in alaska. th

nina turner. >> nina turner. >> nina turner. >> nina turner. >> and the ubiquitous aforementioned ninagton. sister nina, happy sunday to you. good morning. >> happy sunday. >> so sister nina, why do you suppose governor kasich name checks you so very often? >> well, you know, the governor and i, we have an understanding a lot of people don't know that. to my surprise, my phone rings off the hook, my twitter goes crazy every time the governor mentions my name, but i will say this. we fight hard, when we fought, and i was there in the legislature when he did expand medicaid. it was absolutely the right thing to do, despite the criticisms he is getting from those on the right who really claim to care about family values but don't care enough about family values to make sure that poor people, the working poor and poor people in the state of ohio and in this country have access to health care. then, as you know, joy, tragedy did hit the state of ohio as it has by excessive use of force by police officers. we lost young tamir rice, a 12-year-old, playing in a playground in cleveland, and the

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. >> now, i want to bring in sanders campaign national surrogate nina turner. finney say the issue is the coalition. hillary clinton may not be doing as well with independents and young voters, but she's doing incredibly well and much better than bernie sanders with people of color, which is a core of a democrat, base. what say you? >> a lot of that has to do with the national profile the secretary has enjoyed for many years. let us not forget senator bernie sanders is a senator from vermont, about 600,000 people. the demographics there are 95% white. senator sanders cannot control the demographics. what he has been able to do as he has run across the runt ra, people are getting a chance to knee him. i will say, the demographics in terms of young voters across ethnic groups are very much in support of senator sanders. he is working very hard to win that multicultural coalition that is necessary, but for the african-american community, in my opinion, that whole notion of brand loyalty is there. we saw it in the south. but as senator sanders begins to move to mor

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nina turner, surrogate for the sanders campaign, does this close the issue?> for me, this is not about being a surrogate for senator sanders. as a historian, as americans, we understand the colonists stole the land from our brothers and sisters. they put our native american brothers and sisters on reservations. so it has always been a statement i know is in our vernacular but we need to stop it. native americans have a right to go anywhere they want to. we cannot use that kind of language off the reservation as if they don't have a right to be anywhere in this country. it is an insensitive comment. it has nothing to do with who i'm supporting. as somebody that teaches african-american history and teaches about the history of other people of color, it just troubles me that we would use that, whether the secretary or anybody else. we should never use that language. >> one of the many reasons i personally want andrew jackson off the money. let's go over to talking about this idea of the woman card. let's listen to another sort of example of donald trump and his

. >> so joining me now is bernie sanders supporter and former ohio state senator nina turner. to have you with me. i'm sure you heard kristina there. what do you make of kristina schake's explanation of and compliment that was to sanders campaign, that he's run a good campaign. did you find that authentic? >> well, you know, i'm not going to judge her authenticity, but i will say this, senator sanders, whether they admit it or not has run a heck of a campaign. when he first started this race. he was only 3% in the polls. nobody believed he would be where he is today. when you have him and the secretary side by side among democrats, they are in a statistical dead heat. so senator sanders whether they admit it or not has been amazing in this process and really has given not just democrats but americans something else to believe in, fighting for the working poor and the middle class. thomas, i don't believe and a lot of democrats across this country do not believe that these issues of income inequality, universal health care, climate change would have been raised to the level they

bernie sanders supporter nina turner. political commentators paul -- i don't know what that means, paul begala, bakari sellers who supports clinton, s.e. cupp, amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator ted cruz, this is the abridged version, and amy, a correspondent for "the new york times." i want to play some sound from ted cruz who's continuing to take shots at donald trump. he appeared at a town hall last night on cnn. let's take a listen. >> donald and his team, it's almost like they are subjects in a clinical course in psychology. in the last few weeks, donald's team, roger stone, his chief political advisor, was threatening to out the hotel rooms of delegates who dared to cross trump so they could be intimidated. they're acting like union boss thugs. >> is that a little much or do you kind of agree with it? i'm going with you. >> okay. i don't think that's overstating. i think that the trump campaign from donald down has acted at times like goons. i've been on the receiving end of some of that, b

let's bring in nina turner, an avowed bernie sanders supporter. >> happy birthday. >> thank you.shows secretary xlin ton leading bernie sanders. her lead has dropped significantly. even so, she still has a pretty big lead whach. what would it take for senator sanders to consider this a success? >> he is working the state very hard. i am glad he is back home. he is going to continue to touch people. he has several events planned today. he spent a great deal of time in new york. winning the state is important. becoming really close is also important as well. >> what kristen welker was talking about there, the momentum. if senator sanders wins wyoming, that is his eighth straight consecutive win. does momentum translate to delegates? how do you take and harness it? >> i think it will. in wisconsin, there was a superdelegate, representative david bowen, because the senator won wisconsin, came over to his side. i think we are going to see a lot of superdelegates in states where senator sanders has won, come over to his side. their constituencies have supported the senator. it is also

. >> nina turner, good to have you with us. as promised, we have castro on the show, so i will ask him the same thing. >>> we want to turn now to the republican race and donald trump's delicate war. it is back today thanks to a new wall street journal op-ed. the frontrunner taking aim at ted cruz and republican leaders. he wrote, mr. cruz has toured the country bragging about his voterless victory in colorado. for a man who styles himself as a warrior against the establishment, you would think he would be vying for a vote in colorado, instead he is celebrating their disenfr disenfranchisement. >> it is not surprising that when a candidate loses 11 times in a row, he's not happy about it. that's fine. we're focused on winning the election of the people. 65,000 people voted in the state of colorado. donald trump is unhappy with how they voted. he's entitled to be unhappy. we're focused on winning votes from the people, and that's why we're winning in state after state after state, and that's why i believe we'll win the majority o

. >> let me bring in former ohio state senator bernie sanders supporter nina turner.u so much for joining us again. >> thanks, tamron. >> how would you describe the campaign this morning? >> well, hopeful still. we're still in it. not much has changed. congratulations to the secretary for her victory, but we still remain committed to take this all the way to the primary. look, tamron, every candidate wants to win every state, there's no doubt about it. you are in the race to win, not to lose, but we are going to continue to push forward all the way to june 7th. >> but by the numbers, and i understand the campaign believes nothing has changed but it has. the math has changed and again not in senator sanders' favor. he now needs to win 71% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. he essentially needs to win every single contest that remains. hillary clinton, on the other hand, needs 29% of the remaining delegates. when you look at that number there, i am not going to call it an impossible battle, but when you see that 71% of remaining delegates need to go to

. >>> turn to the other side, nina turner, former state senator from ohio, supporter of bernie sanders. joining from connecticut, one of the northeast states voting at the end of the month. thank you for joining us. let me just pick up on the conversation we just had with brian fallon from the clinton campaign here. should bernie sanders take back what he said? hillary clinton did not say in this interew on "morning joe" bernie sanders is unqualified to be president. does he owe her an apology. >> she implied. the clinton campaign has been jumping on bernie sanders from the beginning. you remember, when they tried to bait him in the debate about e-mails he said, enough with the damn e-mails, we want to talk about the issues. he has been trying to talk about the issues ever since he got into the campaign. what does the clinton campaign do from trying to say he wants to do away with the affordable care act, trying to drivage edge between him and president obama with the black community, talk about he didn't support the chp program, a man fighting for universal health care throughout his

for we have achieved i'm grateful for the leadership of my good friend former state senator nina turner. we are a model for what works in this country. these are all areas where ohio is solving tough problems. we know how to make things work. we need to keep doing that. wekeep our momentum going are to the general assembly with important new reforms and initiatives. some of which are already being considered. education and training. they continue to be priorities. when each do a better job of connecting ohioans an early age with a wide range of career opportunities open to them. if you look at our job search website it is unbelievable. more than 170,000 job openings. pay more thanhem $80,000 per year. these are ohio businesses searching for well-trained motivated workers. we need to prepare our students and job seekers of every age for these openings and the careers they represent. resource for helping students find their way are the school guidance counselors. i have a believer in the importance of guidance counselors. to put our young people on a pathway to a lifetime of success. new

what we have achieved, i'm grateful for the leadership of my good friend, former state senator nina turner and the support of senator saundra williams, representative of alicia reece, as well as our community leaders, pastors, and law enforcement community. we are a model for what works in this country and the country would be wise to adopt our model. and collaboration. [applause] these are all areas where ohio is solving tough problems, we could have put our heads in the sand and it is clear that we know how to make things work. we need to keep doing that. to keep our momentum going, our cabinet and i are in the process of coming to the general assembly with important new reforms and initiatives. some of which are already being considered. education and training. as i mentioned to one of the democrat leaders that was with education and training continue to be priorities. we need to do a better job of connecting ohioans at an early age with a wide range of career opportunities open to them. and then we need to find them that help them find the pathway to the career with the greatest potent

. >> so here now, bernie sanders surrogate and former ohio state senator nina turner. for coming on, nina. >> thanks, pamela. >> first question, clinton's camp has come out and said it has proposed three debate dates. all of which the sanders camp has turned down. why haven't they accented any of those dates? >> well, let's correct the -- tell the truth about this. senator bernie sanders is the one that asked for the debate to happen in new york. and he has had to work very hard, his campaign, to get the clinton campaign to even agree to do a debate, to have a debate in new york, person yod. it's my understanding that senator sanders has accepted an nbc date o april the 10th and let's hope the secretary will accept that same date. have the debate in new york, one of the biggest states in this country, and a state where sanders was born and raised and the state where secretary clinton served as senator. i'm confident, too, both sides will work it out. >> the sanders campaign put out a memo saying the loss would be devastating. why did they say that? >> a loss would be d

coming up in the show there's going to be a mini hillary versus bernie debate with howard dean and nina turnere still here, if you see

paul's son, vampire weekend, tim robins, tom dewayne, linda sansore, j.p., senator nina turner, chris shelton, rosaria dawson, spike lee. i want to thank all of them for being here tonight and for the great introductions i've received. i don't think that there is any doubt but that our campaign today has the momentum. we have won seven out of the last eight caucuses and primaries and when i look at an unbelievable crowd like this, i believe we're going to win here in new york next tuesday. we were 60 points behind secretary clinton in the last two weeks, two polls have us is head of secretary clinton. national poll after national poll has us defeating donald trump by double digits. but this campaign is about in your presence here tonight knows that you all understand us it is not just about electing a president. it is about creating a political revolution. it is about creating a government which works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. it is a campaign about not ignoring the veterans who sleep out on the street. but children, the elderly or the poor. it's about a g

joining me now is nina turner. she's a former ohio state senator. she's a supporter of bernie sanders. let me pick up on this. i don't know if you heard the exchange we had there. this was a big issue in that debate last night. on the one hand the wall street transcripts, the wall street speech transcripts. on the other hand she said the taxes. the taxes are out. you think now there's no excuse for hillary clinton not releasing speeches? >> she should have released them before the taxes. the two do not go hand in hand. they are really -- folks don't have to release their taxes. that's been a tradition. that's what she raised. >> congressman jeffreys is saying she's being held to a difference standard. there's republicans lining up to attack her and take anything they can find and try to hurt her over it politically. >> since when do democrats lower their standards for the republican model. she's running against senator sanders. she's not running against the republicans. senator sanders said he will release the transcripts. released them because ther

have a mini, mini hillary versus bernie debate tonight between their supporters barney frank and nina turner that we are on the verge of a massive recession, they actually worried

these three ladies came to me andz the leader, a lady named nina turner, state senator, african-american, she said we need to get on this because we know there are decisions coming that are going to be tough from the courts. she said i want to have, you know, a commission. i said no, no, let's not do a commission. let's get this thing going and come up with some recommendations. i was able to get her involved and the two other ladies. she became the chairperson of this thing. and our head of public safety who ran the highway patrol became the other chairperson. and the two of them, you any, we brought them on. her by the way, nina's son is a police officer. we had police, we had community activists, we had ministers and we sat down to say how could we improve police and community relations? two days in the baltimore riots they came out with the unanimous report that number one creates a statewide policy for the use of deadly force and secondly recommendations on hiring recruiting and now we're trying to get the community and the police together. the community realizing that dad wants to

coming up in the show there's going to be a mini hillary versus bernie debate with howard dean and nina turnertill here, if you see the first ten seconds of it you won't be able to leave. >> you're trying to save my evening. >> i'm trying to save your evening. >> you're very kind.

with me to talk about it, bernie sanders's supporter and former ohio state representative, nina turnerieutenant governor of south carolina, andre bauer, who is supporting donald trump. cnn political commentators bakari sellers for hillary clinton and amanda carpenter who used to work for ted cruz. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> amanda, i'm going to start with you. what did you make of the rnc chair and his defense and explanation of those rules? >> with all due respect to the chairman, i think he has to do a better job. it is his job to defend the party and the system that is in place to choose the nominee. i think he's so afraid of choosing sides, he's not forthrightly defending what the party should do. there's two issues, why they have a majority system to pick a nominee at the convention and also the delegates. he should just come out and say, listen, we have a majority standard to ensure that there's consensus in the party. we are going to an election together. we're all going to hold hands and jump behind a nominee. you're not going to do it with a simple plurality.

earlier today, sanders supporter and ohio senator nina turner say bernie backers are loyal to him personally, but maybe not the democratic party. >> especially with sanders supporters, a great deal of the supporters are not necessarily connected to a party. i think that's different from 2008, when we had the same thing, senator clinton -- >> do you think you can bring them over? our recent polling says 30% said they would not get behind hillary clinton. >> they're connected to senator bernie sanders. i'm not so sure. i know a lot of folks are hoping it will happen, but i'm not so sure it will. >> echoed the sentiment few weeks ago, he wasn't sure supporting bernie will even show up to support hillary clinton if she becomes the nominee. >> they have to come out for hillary clinton, i'm not too confident about that, given how many times she has dissed him recently. >> we're here with jonathan, a big opinion writer with the "washington post." let's talk about bernie. they're pretty open about it. >> they're nothing but open about it. will the young supporters come to her. this will be a challen

also former ohio state senator nina turner, a surrogate for bernie sanders and errol louis, politicalew york one cable news who questioned the candidates during the cnn democratic debate in brooklyn. thank you for joining us. great job last night, errol. >> oh, he was terrific. not an easy feat there. >> the gloves really came off in this brooklyn debate. the tone was much more fiery, or fiery than the other debate. errol, you are one of the questioners and you asked hillary clinton about the 1994 crime bill. let's listen to part of her answer. >> well, i think that it had some positive aspects to it. and you mentioned some of them. the violence against women act which has been a very important piece of legislation, in my opinion. and it also did some things which were to provide more opportunities for young people. if we were to have the balance sheet, there are some positive actions and changes. on the other side, there were decisions that were made that now we must revisit and we have to correct. >> she's been really under attack for her support of that crime bill in 1994. did she

have a mini, mini hillary versus bernie debate tonight between their supporters barney frank and nina turnerald trump told two reporters in an interview that we are on the verge of a massive recession, they actually worried about how wall street would

. >> barney frank and nina turner are here for another democratic debate in support of their presidentials. basically, it's a mini hillary versus bernie debate. and last week we urged all of the presidential candidates to visit public housing in new york.

have andre bauer, former lieutenant governor of south carolina and a donald trump supporter and nina turnerho's supporting bernie sanders. thanks one and all for being here. appreciate it. amanda, senator cruz is already talking about his strategy for the convention. first ballot trump will get the most amount of votes but won't make 1237. we're going to win on subsequent ballots. it's really going to come down on this. >> yeah, and i think it's a good thing his forecasting his strategy so everyone has a clear understanding and no one goes into is confused. what happens if donald trump doesn't get it? actually, i think it may take until the third ballot. it depends. even if he doesn't get it on the second ballot, i who not have big cause for worry. but two, three, he's preparing people so that everyone knows what to suspect because confuse will cause chaos and that's the last thing we want to see happen. >> "the boston globe" op-ed section did a fake front page of "the boston globe" during a donald trump presidency. it says "deportations to begin." "president trump calls for tripling of rio

down the week, andre bauer, former lieutenant governor of south carolina and a trump supporter, nina turnerbernie sanders supporter, and cnn political commentators amanda carpenter who is a former communications director to ted cruz, and bakari sellers, thanks one and all for being here. so let me start with you. as the trump supporter, are you at all troubled by the fact that he's given so many different answers about abortion this week? and while every time he's landed where the pro-life community wants him to be, it does seem to signal to a lot of pro-life supporters that he doesn't really have a lot of principle on this issue? thought process? i mean, what do you think's going on here? >> you know, i think, again, as a businessman, it's a misstep, no question. he should have really worked on i'm going to be the guy that appoints the right judges. i'm going to be the guy that works with congress. if they bring me a bill, we have a republican-controlled is that the and house, i'm going to work with those guys. we're going to get things done. so it was not the best week for donald trump. >

. >> joining me are nina turner, surrogate for the bernie sanders campaign and joan walsh is with me. how would it not be hillary clinton's obligation to make the sale to the voters who have preferred bernie sanders? >> she very much does have to make the sale. she realizes that, and i think she will. the area where we might have disagreement is there are people, many clinton supporters, and i'm one of them, feel that senator sanders, too, is going to engage if this is indeed over which maybe it's not, but if it is, when it is, there will be a negotiation over the platform because there should be. he has brought great issues, he has brought great energy, he has pulled her in some ways to the left, certainly on the fight for 15, the movement and senator sanders i think are bringing her towards 15. i think he does have to play a role. i think there is, nina and i are friends and we talked about it, there's a level of bitterness on both sides but there's a real element of sanders support. it's small but vocal. they use talking points that come from republicans. they talk about benghazi.

nina turner was there. this is what he said in response to an audience member asking him to respond to bill clinton defending hillary on the superpredators remark. take a listen. >> unacceptable. i think we all know what that term meant when, in the context it was said years ago. we know who they were talking about. and i think that the president owes the american people an apology for trying to defend what is indefensible. >> and rev, as somebody who was front and center in the fight against the 1994 crime bill, how -- what do you make of this fight over the crime bill in which people who voted for the crime bill like bernie sanders are attacking the president that signed it. what do you make of all that? >> i think that clearly, as you said, i and national action network group i had was against the bill in '94, against it now. what is amazing is bernie sanders voted for the bill. and i think that clearly, to just say the statement predator was bad and it was, but not deal with the fact that both of them s

we have former ohio state senator and surrogate for bernie sanders 2016 nina turner.ew york and hillary clinton supporter representative hakim jeffre jeffreys. it matters in new york as much or more than any state in the union. let's listen first to what former president bill clinton had to say about the issue that had been dogging hillary clinton about the word predators and what it means as a perspective on the african-american community. and bernie sanders latest response to it. here they are back to back. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other african-american children. maybe you thought they were good citizens. she didn't. she didn't. you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter. tell the truth. >> i think we all know what that term meant when in the context that it was said years ago. we know who they were talking about. that's exactly right. that's who it was. and i think that the president owes the american people an apology for

>> well, you know, one of the things that happened, it was really great, is nina turner, a democratic was a former state senator, may some day be mayor, she came to me with a couple of other ladies, african-americans, saying we have a problem. we need a commission. i said, well, you know, some sort of a study, i said, nina, we're not going to do that. we're going to move quicker. we created a task force on community and police. what we did is we staffed this with community leaders, law enforcement people. she is one of the co-chairpersons along with our head of public safety, who used to run the highway patrol. they sat down for a period of time and tried to figure out how we could bring police and community together. what does that mean? the community can understand the police and the challenges they have. their family doesn't want them to be killed and taken out here when they're on duty or even off duty. secondly, that there are people in the community who feel that the country doesn't just work for them, but works against them. two days into the baltimore riot, it was just amazing

you know, when you see what black lives matter is doing with #byeanita, when you see people like nina turnerming up and tulsi gabbard and all of these other people. this idea that, you know, this has to be the only person, this only woman -- no, i don't want to vote for someone who said yes to the iraq war and yes to the patriot act twice. i don't want to support someone who said yes to nafta up until 2008 and when obama even called her out on it, because she was running for presidency. she was saying, "yeah, the gold standard of the tpp deal," but you know exactly what she's going to do when she goes into office, and sign it. this is not ok. profits for prisons, and now actually profits for the rehabilitation centers, because the same people who own those private prisons are also the same people who own the detention centers and for -- for the undocumented who are going in there. and it's not just undocumented people. people are going and getting thrown in there who have green cards, all types. i mean, there's a real serious problem that's going on right now, and has been going on for a lon

i'm grateful for the leadership of my good friend nina turner and the support of senator sandra williams, representative alicia reece, as well as community leaders, pastors, and law enforcement community. for community and collaboration. these are areas where a is solving tough problems. and it is clear we know how to seeing -- how to make things work. my captain and i are in the process of coming to the general assembly with new important reforms and initiatives, some of which are already being considered -- being considered. education and training continue to be priorities. we need to do a better job of widecting ohioans with a range of opportunities open to them. then we need to find a pathway to a career with the greatest potential and personal satisfaction. if you look at our jobs website, this is unbelievable. you will find 170,000 job openings. i understand 20% of them pay over 80,000 per year. these are searching for well-trained motivated workers. we need to prepare job seekers from every age for the careers they represent. a powerful resource for helping students find their way

but for what we have achieved, i am i'm grateful for the leadership of my good friend nina turner and of senator sandra williams, representative alicia reece, as well as community leaders, pastors, and law enforcement community. we are a model for what works in this country. and the country would be wise to adopt our model for harmony. for community and collaboration. [applause] ohio are all areas where is solving tough problems. and it is clear we know how to make things work. my cabinet and i are in the process of coming to the general assembly with new important reforms and initiatives, some of which are already being considered. education and training continue to be priorities. we need to do a better job of connecting ohioans with a wide range of career opportunities open to them. and then we need to find a pathway to a career with the greatest potential and personal satisfaction. if you look at our jobs website, this isns jobs, unbelievable. you will find 170,000 job openings. i understand 20% of them pay over $80,000 per year. and these are ohio businesses searching for well-tra

i'm also joined by nina turner, another impressive woman. a surrogate for bernie sanders and a former ohio state senator. welcome both of you. thanks for being here. so nina, the "daily news" calls senator sanders a fantasyist who's at passionate war with reality. ouch. as a bernie supporter that has to be tough to swallow. >> not really carol. thank god they don't make the decisions. the american people do. folks want a leader that understand we need to make the impossible possible, just like the founding of this nation, making the impossible possible. the abolition of slavery. the impossible possible, women getting the right to vote. the impossible possible, fighting for civil rights and voting rights and making the impossible possible and that is really what sanders is standing up for so no it is not an ouch moment. it is just extreme what the new york daily had to say about senator sanders. >> well, you know, on that note jennifer, is there a danger that by hillary clinton saying up in of these ideas by bernie sanders is possible, is she