How are you . Thats cool. Thank you. I saw you out in the crowd. My question was about bipartisanship. I think im the only one on the stage that has passed 100 bills that are in congress right now. It may not be the number one issue in a democratic primary, but i am not running for head of the dnc. I am running for president. Thank you. All right, thats great. Thank you. Senator klobuchar thank you. Could i get a picture . Senator klobuchar ok, sure. No problem. Everybody look right here, please. 1, 2, three. Wonderful. Thats great. Thank you, guys, very much. Senator klobuchar thank you, guys. Thank you. You did a great job up there. Senator klobuchar thank you. That means a lot to see you. I live in New Hampshire. Isnt that lucky . [laughter] senator klobuchar i made a woman from iowa who moved to New Hampshire and i said, do you only live in firstrun states . And she said, no, i lived in florida too. I thought that was pretty funny. [inaudible] senator klobuchar oh, that is nice. Th
Ok. All right. [laughter] [applause] [cheering] [applause] good afternoon everybody. Hello. Behalf of the center of Civic Engagement hearing new england college, it is my pleasure to introduce you to president ial candidate and United States senator, Amy Klobuchar. [applause] amy is the first woman to be elected to the United States ,enate in minnesotas history and she has a wellknown reputation of getting things done while she is there. A recent study has actually ranked her the most effective democratic senator in the last United States congress. [applause] committed to improving the lives of families in the heartland, ensuring that kids that grow up in Rural America can stay in Rural America. And without spreading lies or spreading the blame, amy is focused on getting things done and making sure that families lives are improved every day. When she first came to congress her number one ask was to be on the Senate Agricultural committee. She understands that this country has to suppor
A problem . Mo ibrahim . half of the worlds wealth. Is that a problem . Mo ibrahim . Ithink it depends, first where the rich guys got their money, they stole it, they killed, they motor to get the money, secondly what they are doing. We have here one of the richest people in the world sitting here who he is giving his money for good causes. We are grateful for that. And you as well well. You were being a bit modest there, mo. This is not self serving to stop this is genuine. It really depends on what we do. So let us notjust run away with slogans like that. So you dont have a problem with it, basically, it depends on what you do with that and how you acquire that wealth. John . I think the question we face is not so much about the benevolence, and billionaires here, but the billionaires who would not be caught dead here and are indifferent to the struggles of others. Question we face is not so much about income inequality but dramatically unequal Income Growth over many years. In the q
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