filming a got milk ad or something. he was a school boy or something. he was mean. i m a big fan of castro, but that was a good moment. the exchange was intense. for pete to get intense, it doesn t happen too often. he mumbled his way through. the second-year candidates aren t really breaking through. and pete hasn t really offered a vision, many of these democrats, they haven t offered a vision of how they want to move forward and help america grow, especially from the terms of what you said earlier, from an economic standpoint. so i thought the exchange was bizarre between the two of them. and pete s trying to take the upper hand on this. but i think it just fell flat. laura: this is one of my favorite awards. it s a high bar. all right, tom, the most likely to conduct the boston
very young. they were being mean to each other. this is politics. i m a big fan of castro, but that was a good moment. the exchange was intense. for pete to get intense, it doesn t happen too often. he kind of mumbled his way earough.i think it is, again, the second-year candidates aren t really breaking through. and pete hasn t really offered a vision, as many of these democrats, they haven t offered a t vision of how they want to move forward and help america grow, especially from the terms of what you said earlier, from an economic standpoint. so i thought the exchange was bizarre between the two of them. and pete s trying to take the upper hand on this, but i think it just fell flat. laura: this is one of my favorite awards. that s a high bar. all right, tom, the most likely to conduct the boston
he called biden he called sanders the president there. the poor man. i my heart always breaks for him. he s so earnest. laura: wait a second. he s so earnest? he is earn est. laura: i kind of like biden. i have to say. he wants it so badly. the bloom is off of the lilly here. laura: the glory days are done. the springsteen song has passed you by. yeah, a moment. laura: things went off of the rails for biden when he started to offer parenting advice to low-income kids. play the radio. make sure the television excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night, the phone make sure the kids hear words. laura: that answer to a question. this was a pivot from a question about reparations. and he was trying to get to his plan, which is a home visitation plan where people come in and help kids talk to them, give them language. so he was saying put the radio
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where the implication was that he could decide fairly because he was born of mexican hispanic descent, that s a racist thing to say. if you string those things together, i think that s why you have 51% of americans saying they think he is racist. the problem here is this is what our political debates have devolved into. it s counterpoint, counter attack, counter attack. i don t mean to sound like a pollyanna and say come by all, should we all just get along. harris: i sound like that, too. steve: at the same time you want to have some positive outcome come out of this. i think it s highly unlikely. harris: if we really want to see parts of america grow in those urban development zones at all of that, you re sending a secretary end, i think we can at least look at the fact that there is some tough, stubborn, immutable things, category and statistically, helping in baltimore. it could be a cauldron at times. it s not the entire city.