you, nina turner, have been calling for perhaps a third party. is that off the table now? >> i think both parties could certainly benefit from having another party challenge us to do better. i am a democrat, i have been a life-long democrat, but i'm not just a democrat to be a democrat. i am a democrat because of the principles and the values we uphold, and if we are the strongest party, we should not fear other of cigs. >> ifill: howarcigs -- should nt fear competition. >> ifill: howard dean, what did bernie sanders ultimately bring to this campaign? >> bernie sanders in some ways was more of a mover in this campaign than anybody else. the core issue, we've seen it all over the world, and the british just had a very unfortunate vote, where people left behind been globalization are lashing out, and bernie crystallized that and talked about the issues that we have to fix if globalization is going to work and our country is going to be strong. we have to help the people who have been left behind. we have to have better schools, better educational opportunities, better inclus

thanks to my panelists, ricky velez, francesca ramsey, nina turner, and special thanks to qg and nipsey group at wgbh access.wgbh.org i from cleveland, home of the world's happiest native american. it's the 2016 republican nationarepublicannational conve. so mission accomplished. night four, the party's over. (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central thank you! thank you so much! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah. so we're done, people. we're done. our final night in cleveland, the republican national convention is over, and at this rate, pretty soon, the country will also be over. yesterday, donald trump spent his entire 75-minute speech pitching a horror movie about how a fictional america is a place where you should be afraid of everything. we had a whole show planned about trump, you know. we had him in, like, a jason mask, and we had all these jokes about that. but then a few hours ago, we're, like, (bleep) it. yeah. yeah, to be honest with you, we always talk about trump, all of us. the guy says anything, and it's news. he farts from his mouth and w

nina turner. we can send bernie sanders and elizabeth warren out there to talk to the sanders supporter directly. >> i think they're under estimate thadd's all they're going to do. he's endorsed the secretary, clearly. but he cannot transfer his supporters, i mean, to the point that you made earlier. >> if that's the case, let me ask you this. would putting elizabeth warren on the ticket have any transferablely of any bernie sanders supporters. >> as you know, some of senator sanders supporters were very critical of senator warren for not jumping in this fight with senator bernie sanders who she is more aligned with ideologically. she cannot carry the secretary on his back in terms of his voters and this pick right here shows very clearly that the clinton campaign -- was not really concerned about the voters of the state of arkansas. >> can i say one thing, we're talking about this like it's normal election year and it's not. i'm sure they did say that. this is like, you know, term nay tor versus

former pennsylvania governor, former philly mayor and former ohio state senator nina turner. she's right here nid. and nathan gonzalez. before i get to that. nina, i want to give you a chance, because i've got a whole bunch of e-mails from sanders people going, where is nina turner, they took her credentials. you're right here. >> i'm right here. >> you do have your credentials. >> i have my credentials. >> explain where this is coming from. >> i was supposed to be one of the nominators for senator sanders yesterday along with congresswoman tulsi and at the last minute was told i could not do it. the senator sanders told me that himself. for reasons that i will not comment on. but i've been nothing but, you know, gracious. i was a hard fighter for my candidate, you know. it was pretty hurtful. >> some sanders supporters are upset. >> they are very upset about it. i'm about pushing forward, i'm going to hold people accountable. i'm a democrat in good standing. it was unfortunate, especially on a night where african-american women were all on that stage and were talking about gi

sponsored by nina turner. line 33.page three the proposed amendment should the, democrats believe current minimum wage is the starvation wage and must be increased to a living wage. no one who works full-time should have to raise a family in poverty. we believe that americans should earn at least $50 an hour -- $15 an hour and have the right to form or join a union. we applaud the approaches taken by the state of new york and california. we should raise the federal minimum wage to $50 an hour and index it. give all americans the ability to join a union regardless of where they work and create new ways for workers to have power in the economy. we also support creating one fair wage for all workers by ending the moon wage for tip workers and workers with disabilities. >> daycare would like to thank to therk and now return sponsor for one minute explanation of the amendment. >> thank you so much. my fellow democrats,. me?everyone hear good evening, i'm nina turner. democrats, raising the federal minimum wage has

amy: that t was former ohio stae senator nina turner, who represented cleveland, speaking about the deathr rice, whose killing by police sparked protests around the country. he would have been 14 on june 25. this is democracy now, democracynow.org. right now in new york city and washington, d.c., activists are attempting to shut down the office of two major police unions. projecttivists with 100, and black lives matter have locked themselves to the stepsp. in new york city, activists have locked thehemselves to each h or using pvc pipes at the entrance of the pba. the activists are demanding police officer stop paying dues to the private unions they accuse of defending officers accused of brutality. for more, we go directly to washington, d.c., to speak with samantha master, who is a member of the di p100. samantha, what is happening right now? samantha: we are standing outside at the fraternal office of police, demanding that the state give us freedom now, and that police officers stopped paying dues to the sop and police unions as they are pushing active legislation that told make -- th

it may take some time. >> former ohio state senator nina turner, thank you for being with us. i feel we will be talking to you a lot in the next few days. >> to coin a phrase, the revolution will be televised. >> she is saying the feelings are so hurt by the loss in the primary that this is irredeemable, irreducible pain, there's nothing the clinton folks can do to make this stop and that they should expect four days of hillary clinton's name being booed. that's not the expected end to a primary that went the closest primary in the world. >> wait until we bang this around with nicolle wallace and eugene robinson. miles to go before our first speaker. >>> it will help our struggling middle class, our working families, the disadvantaged and the disabled. it will help the less fortunate. our platform has passed my father's test and it has done so not by seeking common ground utu aspiring to higher ground. >> that's how bad it got this afternoon. that is not just any speaker at this convention. while he was an early speaker, that's a veteran maryland democrat, elijah cummings, as

contributor riki velez and nightly show contributor franchesca ramsey and former ohio state senator, nina turnerusing the hashtag "tonightly" last night the mighty orange one gave his speech to the convention. >> i know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. >> larry: mike pence is like he's so full of [beep]. [ applause ] >> larry: i think pence really thinks that. what was everyone's impression of mussolini's speech. >> i don't think he wants to run in may. he's doing it by himself. i and i alone can get this done. the beautiful thing is was my hometown cleveland ohio. the republicans wanted to date us. democrats didn't. they should of picked cleveland ohio for the convention. >> larry: where is ohio, leaning towards trump? >> they're in a dead heat. >> i don't know -- >> he's trying to make america great again. >> larry: i forgot. what did you think of his speech. >> this is the most i have been exposed to gop rhetoric. it was four days, a lot. by this time it's all blended together. i

it's nina turner. very popular, on msnbc all the time and former state senator. efusal to go along with the democratic party drew more. >> nina does bring some fire, doesn't she? >> yes, she does. >> she does. we know her well. some insider news that popped out. that often is a source or initial indication for us news folks looking on twitter and somebody let somethings out. >> some of the things that came out, part of why nina turner ended up having a lesser role in the democratic convention is because she was trending online. dnc officials said, we're not going to let that happen. a lot of the responsibilities went to marsha fudge. after what happened with debbie wasserman schultz, they were not going to let her get on stage and possibly attack or criticize hillary clinton, let alone be on social media. >> how are the messages dlejed on social media, twitter, and facebook and which of the platforms was the better place do that if you were either a democrat, you know, running the convention or a republican running their convention. >> well, for the republicans it

amy: nina turner?> the great nina turner. .t 49 years ago yesterday, the death of john cole train. from a, that is crucial. it is really about a love supreme, really about the giant steps that we have to take. it we have to hit the streets and preserve the resistance and let the young folk know, see the tears. stop killing the black people. stop killing the. working people. they're killing a lot of white brothers and sisters, too, but it is disproportionately chocolate. yes, you have to stop killing the police, but we're in this together. yes social neglect, economic abandonment. every day, poor black people wrestling with unbelievably oppressive conditions. we have to be able to speak candidly and honestly and come up with some ways to channel this rage and anger. you are endorsing dr. jill stein. you are a surrogate for bernie sanders. you spoke all over the country for him. what made you decide to support the green party presidential candidate as opposed tailor clinton? one have never been tied to c

nina turner, thank you so much, senator. thank you, governor rendell and stephanie. >>> we are just minutes away from donald trump taking the stage in indiana with governor mike pence who looks to be the front-runner to be his vice presidential running mate. he will apparently announce this friday, we are hearing now. that's coming up tonight. pence and trump. >>> plus an emotional day in dallas today. president obama paid tribute to five police officers gunned down last week. it's the 11th time the president had to memorialize victims of mass gun violence. this time i think he's presenting a wonderful united front alongside former president george w. bush and texas senator ted cruz was there. >>> we're waiting for donald trump to take the stage at a rally outside indiana indianapol he will be there with indiana governor mike pence who may end up as trump's presidential running mate. we have new key polling. according to a monmouth university poll, hillary clinton has 45%, trump 41%. look at this in iowa. another new monmout

. >> let's bring in sanders supporter and former ohio state senator and our good friend nina turner. good morning. nice tore you to join us. >> good morning, alex. >> how do you explain the difference between sanders voting for and endorsing clinton? are they any different in practice? >> i know people are preoccupied with the e word, endorsement. the senator has been very clear about what he's fighting for and looking for. i know folks aren't accustomed to politicians being true to his word, which senator sanders has, let everybody in the country vote, and take his move to the convention. that's exactly what he's doing. alex, as you know, we've made great strides with the platform. we still have many more miles to go. if senator sanders had folded like a napkin, we wouldn't have some of the things in the platform right now. so the senator is going to continue to push. i think the more important question here is what is the dnc willing to do to show all people in the democratic party, people who may lean democrat, that they are willing to go all the way for every day americans in the

amy: that is former ohio state senator nina turner, who represents cleveland. i met with her and her old high school, john f. kennedy high school. her son is a police officer, as was her husband. we then went over to where tamir rice w was killed. we will be playing that later in the week. tamir rice would have turned 14 on june 25. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we will be talking about turkey, the attempted to this weekend, and about the fbi visiting homes of people they thought might be protesting this week here in cleveland. we will talk about the corporations that have refused to supupport the republican convention here. and we going to talk about the document,ased something like 13 years in the waiting, around saudi arabia and 9/11. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: that is johnny cash singing "hurt." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. turkey remains in a state of crisis after turkey stages a coup. close to 300 people were killed the

the sanders supporters don't feel it. >> nina turner, always a pleasure. joining me from the floor is nbc's kelly o'donnell. what are you hearing and seeing out there? >> reporter: there has been some protest and there continues to be some strong bernie sanders support. let me see if i can show you, we have people moving in and out. this lady here who is wearing a piece of tape that shows the word silenced and she is feeling that her voice has not been properly heard. the timing is such that the gentleman is in front, i'm going to just ask him, sir, sir, okay. all right. we are just going to roll are it. he apparently is blocking the view of that woman. she is not wanting to sit down. it's that kind of tension. i would say that having covered a lot of conventions, i feel a lot of stress and hostility between delegates when they're not on the same page. that is not a step toward unity yet. they may get there by thursday. but we have seen -- >> kelly, we will listen to the congressman for a moment. >> on behalf of our future and in recognition of our proud p

let me bring back nina turner, ben jealous. it struck me here not only just the folksy way that joe biden has in the way he works a crowd. but he is saying to bernie sanders' supporters, we need you and we want you. >> yes. >> and you did accomplish something. so don't feel bitter. you have changed the party more than the party changed you guys. >> that's right. and he's the first one to come from the heart, tamron. everyone else is coming from the head. even last night -- clinton supporters telling -- this moment as the vice president just did, that these types of fights happen, and people are emotional about it. and received that emotion and let's work through it. but don't dismiss it. >> however, at some point, the clock is ticking and is the talk you do have to get over it. let me play real quick, guys -- number six last night, hallie jackson spoke with ashley andrews, a delegate bernie sanders supporter. here's what she told halley jackson. >> she still has not moved to say no to the tpp, which will severely impact our eco

nina turner, what's your reaction to all this?, i wish i could say i was shocked, but i wasn't. i mean senator sanders has been talking about this and his supporters the entire time. i can't say i knew the depth of the vileness, but what really got to me more than anything so far that i've read was the attack on his religion. >> right. >> and the fact that we criticize republicans all the time for trying to do that to the president, but democrats did that to senator sanders. >> so here's the thing. a, they didn't do it as far as we know from the e-mail, right, because the next response is basically we shouldn't do that. so but here's my other question. there seems to be a distinction between knowing the staffers of the dnc, didn't like bernie sanders, found him irritable or irritating and then actively plotting against him. it seems like there's a lot of evidence of the former and not the latter. >> it's the environment, chris. and judgment comes from the top. >> right. >> so the culture and the environment that made it okay for s

certainly, we had a victory on the fight for $15, which was brought to us by nina turner.e had a monumental achievement on the environment and on climate, which was negotiated by bill mckibben, ben jealous, myself, cornell west. amy: by congressman ellison. >> where we had huge changes in the direction of the democratic party, certainly on energy. however, on tpp and expended benefits for senior citizens, i many other issues, we failed -- on gaza -- to persuade clinton delegates who are voting as a entireetty much the time. there a progressive agenda fighting its way in to the democratic party. what is interesting, we hear a talk about unity. i think today is going to be difficult for many, but true unity has to do with the truth, right? it doesn't have to do with compromise between politicians. with the democratic party reaches where the people want to be on certain issues, that is where you feel this idea of unity rather than some of what we understand from the clinton camp as being lobbyist-driven and corporate-driven, it doesn't feel so much like we are the same room a

nina turner, thank you so much, senator. thank you, governor rendell and stephanie. >>> we are just minutes away from donald trump taking the stage in indiana with governor mike pence who looks to be the front-runner to be his vice presidential running mate. he will apparently announce this friday, we are hearing now. that's coming up tonight. pence and trump. >>> plus an emotional day in dallas today. president obama paid tribute to five police officers gunned down last week. it's the 11th time the president had to memorialize victims of mass gun violence. this time i think he's presenting a wonderful united front alongside former president george w. bush and texas senator ted cruz was there. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. (to dog)give it. sure! it's f

i want to get to the sanders support, nina turner. it seems that the calculation ultimately on bernie sanders' supporter is we're going to leave that to sanders and with elizabeth warren. we don't have to make elizabeth warren the vp nominee. we can just send bernie sanders and elizabeth warren directly. >> we're talking about this like it's a normal election year and it's not. this is like terminator versus predator type territory. donald trump could be in the white house. he doesn't understand what nato is. he wants to have a billionaire foreign policy and a billionaire domestic policy and everything is trust him, because he's going to cut crime and i don't think my analysis is looking at this like a normal year. the cln campaign is turning out no matter what. tim kaine appeals to people outside of the party. >> it's a choice that lets you reach over to some disaffected republican. a quick last word on sure, they might be assured by elizabeth worner or sherrod brown. they won't back to the sem it's look just keeping drft from the nu

ohio state senator, nina turner, was not allowed to introduce a bernie sanders on stage at the convention he because she refused to endorse hillary clinton. >>> there are conflicting reports about how a man from pittsburg died after being tackled and taste by police. authorities say humberto martinez refused to pull his car over tuesday afternoon when police tried to stop him. instead he drove to a friend's house and ran into the open garage. officers chased him inside but that is where the stories differ. police said martinez fought the police and bit an officer in to fighting even after being tazed. a witness said martinez had two officers on top of him and could not move when he was pulled behind closed doors and out of view. >> they dragged him in the house and continued to beat on on him after he was apprehended. >> what makes you think he was beaten? >> i could hear it. to hear tasers going off. i could hear them smacking him. >> pittsburg police say martinez lost consciousness , was revived but died later at the hospital. the witnesses claim martinez was dead when paramedics took h

. >> nina turner -- no, i'm kidding. that's the next call i'm waiting for right now because i have to tell you two of bernie sanders' most fierce supporters, you and nina turner, she was on i believe yesterday or this morning still holding out for some of the answers that she feels that she needed. >> we were at church this morning together with reverend jackson praying. and the reality is that we're beginning to see some of those prayers answered. >> how much of this is a worry when you still see the polls, ben, and mark can recite them better than anyone that this race is still close. some of them show it's a five-point race with all the mistakes and mishaps with all of the criticism pointed at donald trump's speech whether it was dark or whether it was factually incorrect with the crime numbers, he's still very close to hillary clinton. >> the reality is and i know nina feels the same way, we have to do everything we can to defeat donald trump. this is terrifying. and the margin is too close. and donald trump will tur

. -- nina turner. >> i accept this amendment to my amendment and an vitally proud that the democratic party is affirming that the federal minimum wage should be $15 an hour. [applause] >> please vote by a show of hands. all in favor of the secondary amendment substituted with the amendment. votes.ority, no we will record the notebooks. -- no votes. the amendment passes. [applause] >> will the clerk read the next amendment. 136 sponsored by mary kay henry on page four, line 30. the proposed amendment is after the worst home care workforce -- words home care workforce. raising wages, improving access to training and giving workers the opportunity to come together to make voices heard in response to a stronger system. >> you have the language before you, it has been read by the clerk, to we have seconds? seconds.ufficient are there any additional discussion required? i'm trying to streamline this. we have seconds. are we ready to vote? by division, all those in favor of this amendment, please raise your white card. i find a majority. any wishing to vote against, i find none. next, will y

before we turn to for completion, i would like to call on kathleen kennedy townsend and senator nina turner to help us recognize the individuals who were killed this week, specifically our might add, earlier today, this evening, the dallas police department was under lockdown into different outings based on threats they received. so i invite the two of you to the microphone to make that recognition. we will then turn to section five. >> thank you. hi. my name is kathleen kennedy townsend and as many of you, as does my father and uncle were both killed. i am glad somebody of you research and on guns. this week, five police officers were killed as well as two civilians and debt that all is us to remember both those who were killed as police officers and those who were killed as civilians. >> thank you, your honor. is an enforcement officer and when i thought about what happened this week, what happened in baton rouge, what happened in minnesota, what happened in dallas, it just reminded me that my son could have been all three of those. thei was in orlando when dallas police reported being --

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nina turner has been on many times and will be again. a former ohio state senator.t with paul because you've got a report that you have points of view. but i want to get some reporting here. what is the best bet if you had to bet on vp, where would you put your money? >> i would put my money on vilsack at the moment. >> iowa governor and now agriculture. >> secretary of agriculture. longest serving the obama administration. obviously gets along very well with clinton. and he's so bland. >> that is so -- i'm just going to say nice. >> what hillary clinton needs is a no drama nominee. someone with no stink on them at all. >> that's true. >> when you say unimpeachable character, no pun intended, this is the guy who nobody could find anything dirty on. he's not that interesting. >> i'm just guessing because you're a person of ambition. i assume. you're a politician. you know when somebody around you is too horny for ambition. thinking i can't wait to move this on and i get to be president faster. you want somebody who's accepted the fact and cheney and perhaps biden. bu

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thank you state senator nina turner.e'll mark you down as undecided. >>> still ahead, should democrats be worried about the bump in a poll? all the knocks from trump tonight. later here in my hometown of philadelphia. we'll bring you the taste of my philly. we'll take you to where they make cheese steaks. our coverage continues from philadelphia or as they say here, philadelphia after this. >> the word game, name game? >> yes. >> philly. >> philly philly bo banana. >> right. thank you. >>> so would you rather be here or would you rather be with crooked hillary clinton? what a mess they have going. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was donald trump speaking tonight in winston-salem. he broke protocol holding an event during his opponent's convention. that mess resulted in the resignation of dnc chair sarah -- >> debbie wasserman schultz. >> why am i for getting. trump had this to say about that. >> i watched debbie wasserman schultz, debbie wasserman schultz and i've watched her for years and what she was was hillary cl

it's going to be a consistent effort just as nina turner -- >> tina is great, too. >> i know, i was goingo say that. >> making it clear here tonight, it's going to take bernie saying any objective -- no, bernie sanders said any objective voter would do this. well, these people are not all objective at this point. they actually fell in love with bernie sanders. >> but he is out there, and i think if he can continue his movement and make the case at the platform, for substantive words that are not just on paper that will help. >> we'll believe it when he gets a plane -- >> debbie wasserman-schultz put him on a plane -- >> i respond to -- the lyric of tina turner, tina turner. what's love got to do with it, baby? >> when we come back, the round table will tell me something about this convention, i don't know, can is a lot -- which is a lot. back from philly right after this. if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an

. >> sarandon along with danny glover said former ohio state senator nina turner was not allowed to introducethe bernie sanders on stage at the convention because she would not endorse hillary clinton. >>> the destruction caused by the wildfire in monterey county continues to grow. cal fire reports 34 homes have been destroyed. there are no signs the flames are slowing down. janine de la vega is live in salinas at the cal fire base with the latest. >> reporter: it has been very tiring for firefighters here at the base camp in salinas. there is a lot of activity going on. as you can see come here at the entrance, a lot of the fire vehicles are just starting to arrive the dangers of this fire are very much on the minds of the firefighters and people who live here. the fire has burned nearly 24,000 acres between carmel and big sur. it is still just 10% contained. the fire has been jumping the road near an area where a bulldozer operator died in a rollover accident. as this fire continues to spread, more communities are being evacuated 34 homes have been destroyed. residents are left feeling incr

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former united states senator nina turner from ohio, democrat. and david kraut with u."u.s.e & world report". why are you here? >> it's my hometown. >> but it's not your home convention. >> that's okay. i'm here to represent. tell me that you thought about tonight. >> i mean, it was attack, attack, attack. i don't know if so much it was a dog whistle, and you talked about the children. it was the aunts and uncles, everybody was ganging up on secretary clinton tonight and that whole "lock her up," you might as well have put a scarlet letter on her. >> that's what i thought. >> it's just unfair to do that in this space. and they never really addressed what they want to do for the american people. why should anybody vote for mr. trump? that's what they should have been talking about tonight. >> it was a nice of prosecution. >> well, the theme was supposed to be make america work again. we're supposed to hear about economic growth, about college education or something like that. instead, we heard chris christie ranting about foreign policy in ways that seem to indicate he doesn'

sanders himself who spoke, but others like nina turner, who spoke earlier on this.that and play that. >> it could have been the men from mars. the fact of the matter is it shows there is a culture within the dnc that must be corrected starting from the bottom to the top, that there was deliberate intention in the dnc to stop bernie sanders from having a fair chance to win and to compete in this election. and this is bigger than senator sanders. this is about any candidate, especially an insurgent type candidate and whether or not the dnc will be a fair arbiter before we have an actual candidate. it's very clear in those e-mails they were not. >> there's been a lot of hoopla over who might be behind this. to her point, what was said in those e-mails, it wasn't men from mars, as she referenced, who wrote them. that which was said, is that the difficult point here? someone has to own that. >> i think, as we said, we want the dnc to do a full review and act accordingly. the bigger picture here is how problematic this is, that experts are telling us this was a russian ha

i'm nina turner from the great state of ohio. i stand up in support of thaement as somebody who ran for secretary of state in 2014 in great state of ohio in the depression in the great state of understand how important it is to make sure we have money for the mission and investing in america vote act is the right thing to do. we ask people to come out and won't make yet we the requisite investments necessary to make sure they have working machines at each of our states. this is the least we can do. is the greatest equalizer than we have. t is the only space where your socioeconomic status, who you matter, where you come from doesn't matter. it is the only place where we democrats weand as must affirm not just in words but in deeds that we really want to invest in voting, and this amendment affirmed that and i urge support. yes, i am a sanders sue are the ositivers since the other side keeps affirming their support. [applause] -- i do want to want to welcome the secretary's supporters to the new democratic party. i have talked to

senator nina turner was told she could not nominate bernie sanders. it's been a challenging time.ors and looking into lenny kravitz' eyes but people didn't see the people to the right screaming no tpp. this is ht of tension in the air and debates. i appreciate senator tim kaine he should stay in his lane. i don't think insulting donald trump is going to go his way in the morning. >> i want to play, it was sort of black lives matter. we had the crowd chanting black lives matter. this is the group we've got on tape today saying "f the police". the same group that chanted what do we want, dead cops, when do we want them, now. and last night, the protestors, you white people go to the back. black and brown people in the front. >> listen. secret service have the blue stripe that blue lives matter coming through the check point. but the real issue is if you're a trial attorney, looking at this, the first thing you'd say is that they have no facts because the first thing -- [ loss of audio ] . >> and the meeting to the back. white people to the black. black people to the font. >> so the

what has been very clear and i look at it with nina turner, this issue is not either or, it's both ends area no one should be discriminated against because of the color of theirskin or the color of their uniform . this is needed because we are the party of martin luther king and we got to finish the work he started. [applause] so let's move forward on this even as we move forward onthe rest of the equation, thank you . >> thank you, you are ready for a vote? ready for a vote? all in favor indicate by show of hands. all opposed, the eyes have it, the vote passes unanimously. >> the next amendment, amendment number 139 sponsored by benjamin kemper. on page 11, line 41. the proposed amendment is on page 11, line 41 strike the following. explore reforms of the civil asset forfeiture system and insert the following: reform the civil asset forfeiture system to protect people and remove perverse incentives for policing for profit. >> the wrong thing is on the screen right now. >> the amendment that is ... >> we have a unity amendment, to his credit but it is not on the screen. >> you have the

to be warriors with nina turner on sanders campaign. a uniform every day and goes out as a cop. her husband was a cop as well. but there is a difference between somebody who signs up to take a risk as part of their job, and somebody who was born into a world where they should be just as safe as everybody else. so we need to absolutely value our first responders, make sure they are as safe as possible. but we can never equate the risk one takes as an officer and say that somehow that's the same as just somebody walking down the %-p you took that risk, was those people walking down the street could do so safely. and i just want to be clear that there is a difference here. why these women have so much power is that people who swore to respect and protect every life took their son's life. >> they'll be speaking this evening. the police chief in pittsburgh will be one actually introducing these mothers. it is the mothers of the movement. ben and mckayla, thank you so much. i appreciate both your voices here in philadelphia. >>> reminder, jus

with me joan walsh and nina turner, and the panel has been assembled.ur home state. good to be in cleveland. >> can i say that. >> we understand. i'm a knick fan, we're giving homage, we love it. so let's talk about the swing state of ohio. because sherrod brown, when we went out to lorain, ohio, and these were steel workers who couldn't decide and who were in play for both trump and clinton and they unanimously said sherrod brown, and he is not on the list. what do you think of that. >> i think he should be considered. we need a swing state. they haven't won the presidency without ohio and democrats since the 1960s so i think he should be in play. >> it would be my choice if john kasich were not up to replace him. he would be on the short list if it weren't for that. >> let's talk about tim kaine. he got his chance to do his audition this week. let's look at him talking about mike pence. let's take this for a test drive. we're not going to not do that. but we did see tim kaine go on the stump for hillary clinton and what did you make of his performance

nina turner, sarah silverman, the surisrocateses and bernie sanders going out and telling the hillarycusing on the issues in a way that has not come out of the republican party process where it is name calling and fear and loathing. and that's what is going to make the difference. the passion that sanders' supporters has. we want to keep the passion. but it is a matter of refocusing it and i am fully confident that that will happen. >> turning to another topic now. that is national security. i remarked that that was not discussed by any of the 61 speakers who presented to the first night of the dnc. tonight four spoke about isis. is the democratic party focused on national security and isis? >> kelly, of course, they are. of course, secretary clinton is focused on on this. there is a four day convention and a lot of issues and stories about hillary clinton that people don't know the real hillary as president clinton talked about and that needs to be share. and that certainly doesn't mean that it hillary clinton is not laser focused on our national security. we can sit here in the medi