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[ applause ] second of all, many of our union brothers and sisters, nobody more prounion than me up here are now paying high deductibles and co-payments and when we do medicare for all, instead of having the company putting money into health care, they can get descent wage increases which they are not getting today. i want to bring in congressman ryan to respond? senator sanders does not know the union contracts in the united states. i m trying to explain that these union members are loosing their jobs. their wages have been stagnant. the world is crumbling around them. the only thing they have is possibly really good health care, and the democratic message is going to be we re going to go in and the only thing you have left, we re going to take and do better. i do not think that s a recipe for success for us. it s bad policy and it s certainly bad politics. congressman delaney. the bill that senator sanders drafted by definition will lower quality in health care because
oh, man. that was got us off to an uneven start. reporter: socially have we been able to make progress? they were so fearful. we still have a long way to go when it comes to dealing with poor people. we have a long way to go. we built a perception in this country, if you think about it, go back to where you live, if you see a four or five poor kids walking down the street, what goes through your mind? some people cross the street. imagine coming here and seeing 15,000 poor people or the perception in america, we ve got to get a cultural shift in america. if we don t like dealing with the poor, then we need to make sure poor people get paid a descent wage. katrina was a game changer. we game into katrina with the laws we had and practices we had. now if we have another katrina, you would see federal assets surrounding this area before the storm. that s a lesson learned.
this until the the cotton s picked and the beans and the kernels are counted. smart phones make calls, send e-mails and now you can set them to stun. it is going too far? hello, everyone, i m poppy harlow in tonight for don lemon. let s get you up to speed on the day r day s biggest stories. in syria, a senior government official with 34 years of service now says he s on the side of the rebel uprising. he was syria s ambassador to iraq, and he s the highest ranking diplomat to defect. he says he can t be part of a dictatorship any longer. you ll hear him his in his own words in just a moment. plus, i just spoke with the long-time american ambassador to syria. his reaction, our conversation coming up. an egyptian official says two americans kidnapped on the sinai peninsula are unharmed and well fed. their families want to know when they will be freed. the son of the reverend michel louis spoke to randi kaye about how the ordeal is taking a toll on the pastor s wife. it