appointments made. you lose time. you re not doing the work that the american people elected you to do. before i let you go, i definitely want to ask you about your granddaughter. you talk about her on the campaign trail. today is i believe or recently chelsea is making her first appearance on the campaign trail. yes. she said she believes that you becoming a grandmother is a driving force behind your campaign. how so? well, she s right. because i feel very fortunate. i like to point out i m the granddaughter of a factory worker who came to this country as a young immigrant. went to work in the lace mills in scranton, pennsylvania. here i am three generations later asking people to vote for me to become their president. and we have this amazing 15-month-old grandchild with another on the way next summer. so i think a lot about the future, but i think not just about her future because we re
i m the granddaughter of a factory worker and the grandmother of a wonderful 1-year-old child. and every day i think about what we need to do to make sure that opportunity is available, not just for her, but for all of our children. debates are a flawed test, to put it mildly, for choosing a president. once elected, presidents don t debate. they don t debate anyone. it is not part of the job, but giving speeches is. presenting their thoughts in a carefully composed way usually with the assistance of a teleprompter is part of being a president. done right, the opening and closing statements for the candidates could be the most presidential moments you see in the debate. as for the timing of the debate, the networks have been debating on the lengths to sell more air time. donald trump is right about that. cnn scheduled the democratic
commercial television. and the second is that donald trump is absolutely right. the first democratic debate on cnn had opening and closing statements and was a better debate for it. bernie sanders and hillary clinton s opening statements were among their strongest moments of the night. so strong that hillary clinton has turned her opening statement in the debate into a campaign commercial. i m hillary clinton, i have been proud and privileged to serve as first lady, as a senator from new york and as secretary of state. i m the granddaughter of a factory worker and the grandmother of a wonderful 1-year-old child. and every day i think about what we need to do to make sure that opportunity is available, not just for her, but for all of our children. debates are a flawed test, to put it mildly, for choosing a president. once elected, presidents don t
what this campaign is about is whether we can mobilize our people to take back our government from a handful of billionaires and create the vibrant democracy we know we can and should have. thank you. [ applause ] secretary clinton. well, thank you and thanks to everyone for hosting this first of the democratic debates. i m hillary clinton. i have been proud and privileged to serve as first lady, as a senator from new york and as secretary of state. i m the granddaughter of a factory worker and the grandmother of a wonderful 1-year-old child. and every day, i think about what we need to do to make sure that opportunity is available not just for her but for all of our children. i have spent a very long time,
the announcer calling it a gift to the people. this is where the leader sat? at the revolving restaurant and others inspected by the leader, you can probably guess the most coveted seats. what do your customers say to sit here? lank. every wants to sit here. they rush to grab it. the rainbow seen capacity crowds. 2,000 people in the first hour. factory worker brought his whole family. is this affordable for everyday people here in north korea? anyone can come here, it s meant for all people he says. menu items run from a few u.s. cents to a few dollars. it s hard to calculations exactly how much the north korean earns, some estimates say an entire family might bring in $100 a month. housing, healthcare, food rations and other services free