brian fallon, kirsten powers, symone sanders, thanks very much. town hall with amy klobuchar, moderated by don lemon, starts now. [ applause ] >>> wow. good evening, everyone, from manchester, new hampshire. the first presidential primary state. and welcome to a cnn democratic presidential town hall with senator amy klobuchar. i'm don lemon. we're so glad that you could join us this evening. we are here at st. anselm college less than one year from the new hampshire primary. it is presidents' day, and across the country democratic candidates are competing

symone, what about you?i think the conversation -- one, i'd like to note the only reason we're having a conversation about reparations right now is because a very good reporter from the "new york times" got all of these candidates on the record in a "new york times" story and then also kudos to the root for the reporting they did. the press secretary in me is like hmm, i don't know if we should answer the inquiry. but i will say -- >> me too. i'm like -- reparations? that's a tough one. it's been going on for like 20 years. bill clinton used to talk about it. >> but i am glad that campaigns are candidates are willing to talk about it. and i'll say that the definition "the new york times" used for reparations was the concept of, one, the acknowledgment from the federal government of the ongoing impact of slavery and discrimination and, this and is really important, and some form of compensation payment to those directly affected. so that is the definition astid useded in the "new york times" when he asked a n

>> no, no, i'm just trying to -- >> symone? >> both sides, go ahead.ly saying -- >> both sides. >> the media needs to stop referring to the president as the enemy of the people and everything the president does is not the end of the world. every action that he takes is not inciting violence. the president needs to realize that everything the media does doesn't make them the enemy. >> i would like to note that the media has never referred to the president as the enemy of the people. donald trump's rhetoric is -- >> look at the coverage. >> inflammatory. if he thinks he's taking rhetoric off the reports, that's on him not people. >> coverage is 90% -- statistically. >> negative coverage isn't calling the president -- >> it's incredibly negative coverage. >> welcome to the white house. >> no. >> president obama when he -- >> symone, i'm pretty certain -- the coverage compared to the analysis? not close. not even close. not even close. >> an american seen in this picture with joseph stalin portrait is a new target of senate's russia investigation. coming u

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and after about six months in the race, people just look at you differently. >> symone, how much morevice president biden to make his decision. you think all these other campaigns getting into full swing. donors are being courted. endorsements are being sought. >> you know, look, i think an important date or month we should all keep in mind is the first democratic party presidential debates and those debates will happen in june. so if i'm a candidate thinking -- a potential candidate thinking about getting into the race, especially if i'm vice president biden, i kind of want to be out there right before. i don't want to pop in maybe the day before because you have to qualify to be in the debates, and the democratic party has just put a list including your small donations, your grass roots efforts. so you have to be in the race in enough time to qualify. look, i think vice president biden -- and i've said this before. i think he and others like senator bernie sanders, they have a little bit more leeway because the name recognition is so high. when we're looking at the polls of who is t

. >> symone, do you agree with that? there were how many republican challengers to donald trump, all who thought they knew how to run against him, and they all failed. it's not clear to me that anybody since then has figured out what the achilles' heel is or how to go about -- i mean ultimately it's going to come down to beating donald trump. >> yeah. but i mean you have to win the democratic presidential primary first. look, i do agree with brian that folks have time to figure out how to -- what's the best strategy, if you will, to combat donald trump in a race. but i think what we know -- what i think we know across the board is that you can't fight donald trump down in the gutter because in my opinion, nobody is dirtier than him. he is willing to go lower than anybody has ever -- lower than anybody thought you could go. so because of that, you always have to elevate the conversation when dealing with him. and i think there have been a number of instances, most prominently, the dna debacle, if you will, with senator el

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my father, during that time, he had billie holiday appeared, he had nina symone, ella fitzgerald, alltown changed? has it changed? >> april: i think tremendously. gay lifestyle is much more accepted. >> anthony: okay, 1972, my feeling was that this was a gay town, and that i was here at the pleasure of, you know, somebody else. which is sort of the opposite of everywhere outside of here at that time. >> april: oh, yes. >> anthony: this was a largely catholic, portuguese, conservative fishing community, but it was also known as hell town. >> john: it was hell town, this is where the puritans sent their rejects. right out here. >> anthony: right. farther out -- yeah. >> john: provincetown always had the mixture really of the bohemian people and the fishermen, the pirates, the writers, drunks, all that. >> anthony: anyone who had a lifestyle outside of mainstream was welcome here pretty much. john: whatever floats your boat. you know. it's all good. ♪ ♪ oh how i wish we could both go back to that summer ♪ so, it was me, one other mom and twelve boys. pranks were big. they came in third,

brian fallon, kirsten powers, symone sanders, thanks very much. the cnn town hall with amy klobuchar, moderated by don lemon, starts now. [ applause ] >>> wow. good evening, everyone, from manchester, new hampshire. the first presidential primary state. and welcome to a cnn democratic presidential town hall with senator amy klobuchar. i'm don lemon. we're so glad that you could join us this evening. we are here at st. anselm college less than one year from the new hampshire primary. it is presidents' day, and across the country democratic candidates are competing for the chance to defeat president trump. minnesota senator amy klobuchar is pitching herself as the best candidate to win back states that went for trump in 2016. and tonight senator klobuchar will take questions from voters who say they plan to vote in the new hampshire democratic primary. so please welcome, without further ado, everyone, senator amy klobuchar. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thanks, don. >> hi, senator. how are you? >> great to be here. >> good to see you. have a

about hopes, about dreams, about wanting to become a gymnast like london symone, she was at the raleighalking on those escalators at the airport, just walking. she did it upside down. thank you for sending your "gma" moment. she competes out of durham, by the way. i believe in you, london. send your "gma" moment to my face >>> we're going to move on now to cardi b, the hip-hop superstar making a splash in atlanta and getting candid in a one-on-one interview about everything from motherhood and her marriage to why she turned down the super bowl halftime show and how she made our t.j. homes blush. you have been teasing us about it. come on, bring it. >> reporter: i had to leave some of that stuff on the cutting room floor. sometimes we cut interviews for time. we had to cut some of it because, well, you can see it later on my new blog, t.j. after dark. right now, cardi b, atlanta, the game itself, football players are supposed to be the big stars. she no doubt was giving everybody a run for their money. she was a huge draw in demand here in atlanta but she admits to me that, yes, in fact,

mr stone told mr trump that he had just gotten off the phone withjulian symons, and that mr sancho toldsponded to the effect, wouldn't that be great? mr trump is a racist. the country has seen mr trump caught white supremacists and bigots. we have heard him call poorer countries shitholes. in private he is even worse. he once asked me if i could name a country run bya asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that was not a shithole. this was when barack 0bama was president of the united states, and while we were once driving through a struggling neighbourhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would never vote for him because they were too stupid. and yet i continued to work for him. mr trump isa continued to work for him. mr trump is a cheat. a5 continued to work for him. mr trump is a cheat. as previously stated, i am giving to the committee today three years of mr trump has met personal financial statements, from 2011, 2012 and 2013, which he gave to deutsche bank to enquire about a loa n to to deutsch