[applause] thank you maurice and can we hear it or state senator theology and assemblywoman neil. [applause] hello new york. Now, some of you know this. I never thought id getinto politics. Not in 1 million years. But when i got into this fight, i quickly found out nobody makes it on their own. If youre going to make any kind of progress in this country , you need allies to know how to fight area and more importantly, you need allies who know how to win. [applause] the working Families Party has been on the lines of fighting for racial and Economic Justice and building a Grassroots Movement to elect the next generation and i am honored to have their support. [applause] and tonight, with all of you here as witnesses, im going to make a promise and that is when im in the white house, working families will have a champion. [applause] so thank you maurice and thank you to the working familiesparty. Now, when so many good people show up, i usually do a townhall followed by a selfie. Tonight
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