i think there are bigger issues in this country that need to be addressed. as you can see, a lot of different opinions tonight and reaction to this debate that was happening, a really consequential moment. i m in a swing state with so many voters who know what the stakes are so what now the next few hours, we ll we will be crucial in the political future of joseph robinett biden, if there is a future and actually that s not hyperbole after the historic cnn debate, luck as tonight, one which has democrats so nervous, one told our friend kasie hunt, quote, we are eft. now so far, no elected democrats that we know ab have publicly asked for buying this step aside, but prominent supporters, including columns as thomas friedman, they are out there saying, quote, i cannot remember a more heartbreaking moment in american presidential campaign politics in my lifetime precisely because of what it revealed, joe biden, a good man and a good president has no business running for re
co-host of the system check podcast. man of many names, many talents. thanks for joining us this evening. thanks for having me, jason. thank you so much. my first question is where do you think this has come from? look, president obama wasn t even the most supportive person in the world when it came to unions, but they have really seen a come back in the last five, six years. why do you see that s changed and where is it coming from? today is the tenth year of occupy wall street, for those of you that remember that social movement that emerged today in new york with the mantra, remember, the 1% versus the 99%. and so i mention occupy wall street because as you know scholars have talked a lot about movement cycles, so we ve been in a decade of a movement cycle, people organizing and joining together to take action to say
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central goal of what we re doing. it will be interesting to hear what bolton has to say the next few days, as well as pompeo. you know, bolton wasn t there. is that a red flag? yeah, i know. right? i think he s probably gritting his teeth, wherever he is, and is waiting for his turn to try to persuade the president if we re going to get this thing going, let s get real results, not paper results. the president appears to be betting his personal relationship with kim. yes. can achieve what former presidents have failed to accomplish. yes. listen to this. president obama wanted to meet and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting. they were begging for meetings constantly. and chairman kim would not meet with him. and for some reason, we have a certain chemistry or whatever. now, in response, president obama s former national security
the top tier candidates for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states. you re talking about pete buttigieg. pete buttigieg. of course. so here we have a gay man who is married, running for president. i m from colorado, as i mentioned, during the commercial break. right. they just elected the first gay governor of colorado last year. yes. what does that tell you about where we are today as a society? you know, people think we re going back with this administration. we are fighting them. i mean, they attempted to ban trane transgender people from serving in the military. we did away with don t ask, don t tell. and we re going to do that with this effort as well. there are many efforts but we have made unimagined advances. and i think pete buttigieg is going to be a very, very good president when he gets elected.