first i just wanted to clarify that i did not pull off a big win. we did. we met voters in community and we built a broad and deep coalition. it was truly a people powered campaign. and i want to offer that because i think ultimately that is how we win in november. to quote ben jealous, it is not about running to the left or right, it is about running to the people. and that is what we need to continue to do. at the end of the day, we should address barriers to voting, but if we really want people to feel motivated to vote, we have to restore their trust in government and there is a great deficit. the way that we restore that hope and trust is that they know that they are seen and heard and we are leading on issues of consequence to them in their home communities and districts throughout the country. and that is what we did. by talking about the inequities and disparities that existed in the massachusetts 7th long before donald trump descended that escalator. how do you run to the
tomorrow it s going to feature one of the most fascinating primaries of 2018. the massachusetts 7th in boston. it s one of the most liberal congressional districts in the country. donald trump barely got into double digits there. in this race, it s progressive versus progressive. what will make the difference when boston city council member faces up against the incumbent? here s the latest in my ongoing series, dems divided. wild turkeys are loose in one of boston s neighborhood. presley doesn t let it stop here from the job at night. i m talking to voters. reporter: she s running for
of holding the president accountable. they re looking out for themselves. the president is looking out for himself. the democrats should run on the message that we re looking out for you. he s going to be marching in this parade here in the next two hours. and also appearing at some of the picnics that are a staple of this annual tradition. this is his first stop, literally, after he was named to barack obama s ticket in 2008. we re going to get out of the way here. the parade is literally going to be starting in just a few minutes. don t get run over, we need you there. thank you so much. those exclusive comments from vice president joe biden. we ll keep our eye on what s going on in pittsburgh. he was talking about the midterm. what s shaping up to be one of the most fascinating primaries of 2018, the massachusetts 7th in boston. donald trump barely got into double digits here. it s liberal versus liberal. the city counselor challenging
support of maxine waters and others. everybody who runs will tell you they re the best. my job is to tell you what i do. reporter: but like new york s 14th, there s a potential to be a shocker because of demographics. a once predominantly white district, now majority minority. you and your opponent are alike on many issues. what s this race about? i think this requires us to be bold. my mother did not raise me to ask permission to leave. reporter: suddenly the massachusetts 7th has become one of the most watched races this year. a great microcosm of the rest of the country. is this the moment within the party? is it a party where the party