reparations, it s about a committee to explore what can be done about the inquit if inequi still exist. the moral case for compensation is clear and compelling opinion slavery existed over the course of centuries and was perpetuated into the last century and this century in terms of segregation, in terms of the african-american community having its wealth extracted from it, in terms of the foreclosure crisis, in terms of contract purchases of homes, segregation in the labor market. we have to have a conversation about the morality behind reparations, but also the math that there s a compelling economic environment, and it s about us having the moral will to have this conversation at this time. let s be clear, we can t get to reparations until we have
a proven ability to know how to fight and win fights. i have that experience. i have taken on everything from big oil to pharmaceutical companies. i ve been in the big banks, around the foreclosure crisis where i brought $20 billion back to the homeowners of california. on almost any subject you can discuss with me, i have a proven track record of working on that. i think we re going to want on that stage someone who can do more than just give a beautiful speech. the second part is we re going to want on that stage someone who has a proven ability to know how to successfully prosecute the case against the policies of this administration. i know how to do that. and we re going to win. and we re going to win. and that will have to be tonight s last word from our town hall here.
me to pass the baton. i will tell you and i ll try and make it short. and i ll answer the first question which is this, i believe that we are going to want on that stage in the general election someone who has a proven ability to know how to fight and win fights. i have that experience. i have taken on everything from big oil to pharmaceutical companies. i ve been in the big banks, around the foreclosure crisis where i brought $20 billion back to the homeowners of california. on almost any subject you can discuss with me, i have a proven track record of actually working on that. i think we re going to want on that stage someone who can do more than just give a beautiful speech. the second part is we re going to want on that stage someone who has a proven ability to know how to successfully prosecute the case against the policies of this administration. i know how to do that.
number one, why are you the one who can beat donald trump? and number two, when you are the nominee, would you consider asking rachel maddow to be your running mate? she is terrific, and i always love the way that she and lawrence pass the baton one after the other. brian is really waiting for me to pass the baton. i will tell you and i ll try and make it short. and i ll answer the first question which is this. i believe that we are going to want on that stage in the general election someone who has a proven ability to know how to fight and win fights. i have that experience. i have taken on everything from big oil to pharmaceutical companies. i ve been in the big banks, around the foreclosure crisis where i brought $20 billion back to the homeowners of california.
the uk as well as iceland. they are borrowing some of the elements of that, poppy and jim. they believe it can happen here because that data is already held by companies who hire employees. it can happen. will it happen? that s the question. it s an important one. and a question in the week to you, will you take off the earrings and engage in the fight? that was a good one. thank you. referring to her conversation with jpmorgan during the foreclosure crisis. totally. kyung lah, great reporting. thank you. good to have you on the senator this election cycle. the white house is reversing course. why it s changing plans to send migrants arrested at the border specifically to sanctuary cities. i m working to keep the fire going