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i thought that it was, you should know that you were getting a lot of plauded. >> i've done dozens of town hall meetings in the last couple of weeks, when you have the give-and-take and the energy, you feed off of it. the closer you get to the election, the more real it gets. for me, this is make or break time. people are making decisions now, you've got to see is it a fire in you to take on this job and to take on hillary clinton and what's necessary to win this race? and i just want to make sure people know, we're ready to go. >> and you went tonight. you were strong. you were emphatic. you were succinct. direct. all of the things one would expect of a senator or former senator and presidential candidate. there was not, it seemed to me, the anger that we've seen in you. there was -- if i may say, even a certain grace in the way you presented yourself, and i do mean that to be a compliment and to commend you. >> i appreciate that. you know, as i mentioned the book that liberal book that i referred to with robert putnam, and you know, the more i've thought about what's at stake in thi

i -- [ applause ] why would awe plaud for one of the worst commutes in the nation? [ laughter ] i thought it was senator flanagan for a moment. we need to add a third track to the long island rails system so we can expedite commuters and promote intraisland transit. the mass transportation access point in new york city is penn station. penn station is grossly overcapacity and underperforming. penn, in a word, is miserable. amtrak owns it. it is un-new york, it is unwelcoming and it is unacceptable. if vice president biden was critical of laguardia airport, we're only lucky he didn't take a train and end at penn. i can only imagine what he would have said. well, we're not going to give him the chance. we're going to build a new penn moynihan complex finally. new york state did a great thing in 1986, when it opened the jacob jared's convention center which attracted thousands and thousands of tourists to new york, but it's no longer competitive for many of the big shows. it's too small, and the configuration is not conducive to the exhibitions of today. we will add 1

i thought that it was, you should know that you were getting a lot of plauded. >> i've done dozens of town hall meetings in the last couple of weeks, when you have the give-and-take and the energy, you feed off of it. the closer you get to the election, the more real it gets. for me, this is make or break time. people are making decisions now, you've got to see is it a fire in you to take on this job and to take on hillary clinton and what's necessary to win this race? and i just want to make sure people know, we're ready to go. >> and you went tonight. you were strong. you were emphatic. you were succinct. direct. all of the things one would expect of a senator or former senator and presidential candidate. there was not, it seemed to me, the anger that we've seen in you. there was -- if i may say, even a certain grace in the way you presented yourself, and i do mean that to be a compliment and to commend you. >> i appreciate that. you know, as i mentioned the book that liberal book that i referred to with robert putnam, and you know, the more i've thought about what's at stake in thi