Television tonight. Billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg steps on to the debate stage for the first time. This will be a big test as he skips all the early states Mike Bloombergs record, his policies, and many all in focus focusing on super tuesday, march before his first turn on the 3rd, and beyond. Debate stage. How will he handle attacks from expect bloomberg to be a big target for his rivals, focusing frontrunner Bernie Sanders . The attorney general has on his policies and his record told people he may resign over as new york city mayor. The president s intervention at hell likely face questions about a toughoncrime approach doj. But is that the real message, and who is the real audience on critics say hurt minority youth this . The president claims he is and remarks some call sexist. Against corruption. Turns out corruption could be a ticket to a president ial pardon. Wheth bloomberg has backed causes what do all of those names have in common there . And bankrolled moderates
children and their two teachers who were slaughtered inside their schools. the first lady reaching out to the images of the innocent, smiling. fourth graders who were murdered. the president caressing the face of one child s photo. just 12 days ago, mr. and mrs. biden were in buffalo, new york, to honor the 12 people murdered in a wasteless attack on a supermarket. yesterday, vice president horizon attended a gruesome funeral and across the country this weekend, there was an explosion of more gun violence. we need change! president biden accompanied by the republican governor of texas also faced frustration from people demanding gun reforms. one man explains why he was heckling. at a certain point in time it s going to be on us. because we vote these people in to represent us. they re not representing us. it s heart breaking. because things leak this happen. something needs to be done. we need change. we need help and my biggest fear is nothing is going to change. in si
Housing is up, and health care. It seems to me we could have thought about a better use of this money then giving 39 americans 1 of making over 1 billion a year. By the way, year after year after year. Thats why this is so huge. Meeting with some of my colleagues that President Trump called into. Im not saying anything that already hasnt been put in newspapers. One thing he said was how terrible he said this plan is for the rich. I dont refer to people that way , but he had to throw in that the rich would get something. We know theyre getting 68,000 on average, as a result of this plan, where as people, 90 Million People, not 570,000 people, are earning salaries of 50,000 or less who have been talked about here today, getting on average 160, seven dollars and . 50 a paycheck. Im telling you, i dont know what its like in other states, but colorados farmers and ranchers will not be fooled by talking about percentages and rates. Y are going to have money they will see that 39 billion , a
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] okay, lets go. Senator bennet we will turn to you. Mr. Chairman. It just seems to me was close to a quarter million americas children living in poverty and im sorry im calling up amendment 11. With almost a quarter for children living in poverty and the middle class struggling with lack of wages Early Childhood education is up and health care is up, that it seems to me we could have thought about a lot better use of this money then giving 39 billion to 1 of americans that are making over a Million Dollars a year and by the way its year after year after year. Thats when the deficit is so huge. Its year after year after year. I was at a meeting with some of my colleagues and President Trump called and im not saying anything that hasnt already been put in the newspapers but one of the things he said on the phone calling from asia was how terrible he said this plan is for the rich. I dont refer to people that way but he said turbo for the
Good evening. How is everybody doing . This is my kind of crowd. When you talk through the video, that gives me a good feeling. Everybody is excited to be here and talk with each other. Im the director of him for him and Innovation Lab at the Commonwealth Club. Welcome to tonights conversation with leila janah, founder and author of the excellent book gives work reversing poverty one job at a time. Tonights conversation is moderated by laura tyson, phd, graduate of the school of business at uc berkeley. I think you already did this, but heres a challenge. Turn to somebody you dont know and introduce your self before we get started. [inaudible conversations] okay. That is the perfect 82nd friendship. [laughter] lets come back. This is my kind of audience. I hope that you are like this and it comes time to the audience questions. You are at the second event to take place in this auditorium. [applause] that is worth a round of applause. We are in our brandnew home where 114yearsold weve b