the kind of prison reforms and sentencing reforms that we need to see that will correct the failures of the past. the most important thing here is that we recognize that we have to treat each other with respect, all of us as fellow americans regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, gender and our politics. that kind of leadership starts at the top. as president, i will usher in a 21st century white house that actually represents the interests of all americans first and foremost. congresswoman gabbard, thank you for that. mr. yang, what would you do about the issue of white supremacist violence? first, we have to designate white supremacist terrorism as domestic terrorism so the department of justice can properly measure it. i talked to an anti-hate activist who told me about how he was radicalized over a ten-year period. he said he was a lonely 14-year-old and that he was reached out to by a hate group, and he wound up joining it for a decade.
know that we can never allow our health insurance to be in the hands of a private profit-making company, where they can end you tomorrow. anybody watching this show right now, your boss can wake up in the morning and go, you know what, steve, this is costing us too much money. to have this health insurance for the employees. we got to cut it back, raise the deductible. they can do this just like that. that should be illegal. it s a human right and we need to be like every other industrialized country that has this. let me get joy reed in this conversation. because we haven t been able to ask you, what party did you see on that stage tonight? well, you know, i thought it was a lively debate. a couple things to run quickly. i think because our friend here said a lot of stuff. i think with tulsi gabbard, the challenge i think with miss gabbard is, yes, like somebody who was very much against the iraq war, got out of news, really, initially, because of my opposition to the iraq war.
drug prices go down, premiums go down across the board. but here s the deal, they get to choose. i trust the american people to make a judgment what they believe is in their interest and not demand of them with the insurance companies. they want no competition. and my friends say you have to only go medicare for all. vice president biden, thank you. ashley? congresswoman gabbard, you have criticized hillary clinton as the, quote, personification of the rot that has sickened the democratic party. what is the rot you see in the democratic party? that our democratic party, unfortunately, is not the party that is of, by and for the people. it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington represented by hillary clinton and others foreign policy, by the military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interests. i m running for president to be the democratic nominee that rebuilds our democratic party,
public your wealth of knowledge is extraordinary for your age. my question is can you stand up to those you say, you began to do it tonight with tulsi gabbard and others, you are too dam young to claim world leadership. you know what s remarkable is there is right now a pattern in world leadership of a new generation taking the lead. you look at some of the most. good and bad. good and bad, that s true. justin trudeau, macron a little better. macron took office the exact same age i would is 29. the prime minister of new zealand is magnificent is younger than i would be when i take office the new president of el salvador is considering to be promising. also younger than i would be at the inauguration. it s true, even leaders we are very concerned about and dictators are often coming from a younger jgeneration. you are giving the thomas jefferson argument. in you got neon this one, i think hamilton was 21 when he
make a judgment what they believe is in their interest and not demand of them with the insurance companies. they want no competition. and my friends say you have to only go medicare for all. vice president biden, thank you. ashley? congresswoman gabbard, you have criticized hillary clinton as the, quote, personification of the rot that has sickened the democratic party. what is the rot you see in the democratic party? that our democratic party, unfortunately, is not the party that is of, by and for the people. it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington represented by hillary clinton and others foreign policy, by the military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interests. i m running for president to be the democratic nominee that rebuilds our democratic party, takes it out of their hands and truly puts it in the hands of the people of this country. a party that actually hears the