[crowd chanting] fmr. vp biden: one last thing -- tell all your friends, go to joebiden.com and contribute a little bit of money. we have raised a couple of million bucks. let's go get 'em. joebiden.com. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! ["champion" by carrie underwood and ludacris plays] ♪ ♪ invincible, unbreakable, they knock me down, i get up again, i am a champion Â♪ >> Â♪ you can hear me now, i cannot feel the pain, i was made for this, Â♪ Â♪ if i was going to win >> Â♪ i am the champion Â♪ Â♪ ♪ i am the champion ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [indiscernible conversations] hi ♪ >> the next contest on the political calendar is the south carolina primary. thes called the first in south with 54 pledged delegates. the final week -- the following week is super tuesday. with a total of 15 states and one territory participating including the delegate rich states of california, north , and virginia. on

[cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: hello nevada! [chanting] biden! president joe! [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. you all did it for me [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: now we are going on to south carolina and win the democratic state back. i want to thank everyone that caucused for us paired i particular the want to thank the precinct captain, are all our volunteers who are here [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: people made all those phone calls. i plan on coming back to when state outright. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: i could not have done it without, i want to start off and i have to recognize a few of the congresspersons here. you know, dena titus has been incredible. [cheers and applause] and a guy named hartford. did you ever hear of him? i see him right there. are you kidding me. and also, you know there's a fellow named cardin from the little state called california. [cheers and applause] and phil, thank you for coming. espec

[crowd chanting] fmr. vp biden: one last thing -- tell all your friends, go to joebiden.com and contribute a little bit of money. we have raised a couple of million bux. let's go get 'em. joebiden.com. [cheers and applause] fmr. vp biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> let's go, joe! let's go, joe! let's go, joe! ♪ ["champion" by carrie underwood and ludacris plays] ♪ [indiscernible crowd chatter] ♪ they say every champion ♪ is that his principal >> ♪ invincible, unbreakable, they knock me down, i get up again, i am a champion ♪ >> ♪ you can hear me now, i cannot feel the pain, i was made for this, ♪ if i was going to win ♪ >> ♪ i am the champion ♪ fighting for what you believe in ♪ >> ♪ i am the champion ♪ ["we don't talk anymore" by charlie puth and selena gomez plays] ♪ [crowd conversations] ♪ [cheering in background] ♪ ♪ ["your love keeps lifting me higher and higher" by jackie wilson plays] your love keeps on lifting me higher ♪ and higher once i w

fmr mayor buttigieg: thank you. thank you. [chanting] thank you, assemblywoman and congressman brown. thank you to chastain, my love, who got more than he bargained for on that first date. [applause] thank you to our phenomenal leadership team, tower nevada supporters. thank you to all of you for making this a great day for our campaign. here in nevada. [cheers and applause] fmr mayor buttigieg: to those who questioned whether a midwestern mayor could gather a national movement around a new kind of politics, you are the answer. [cheers and applause] fmr mayor buttigieg: and to everyone who believes in what we are building, this is your night, this is your campaign. it belongs to the most talented and energetic and kind team of organizers and staff and volunteers that i have ever seen. [cheers and applause] fmr mayor buttigieg: belongs to the nearly one million grassroots supporters who have gone to pete for america.com, and who i'm hoping will help us raise that $13 million we need by super tuesday to stay competitive. [applau

fmr. mayor bloomberg: i'm a father and i would not be happy if one of my children were stopped in the street. inn i got to city hall back january 1 of 2002, i found 650 murders a year. one of the rights i have to protect when i mayor is the right to live. it is one of the most basic ones. we adopted the same strategies all big cities used. what happened by my third term is, without, maybe i did not have my eye on the ball, it all of a sudden we were having a lot more stop and frisk. we took a look at it and question whether it worked and decided it did not. we cut 95% of them out for a left office. but i have continued, after i left office, to fight the nra, continue to argue for lower incarceration rates. we cut the number of young people and gels by half while i was mayor. lower recidivism rate, we cut it by 40%. formed an organization to get guns off the streets, and had 6 million members now, every town for gun safety. so, i apologize for what happened. but the intent was to reduce cri

fmr. v.p. biden: we are so far behind the eight ball. you may remember we had a thing called the recovery act, $900 billion the president put me in charge of. he would love to go to a state of the union and say, joe will take care of this. sheriff joe got to spend $90 billion in infrastructure out of that package. and we did a great deal of work. but what we did was we found a number of programs that, in fact, were -- for every dollar we spend, we brought four dollars off of the sidelines in private dollars/state dollars. i heard you speaking in the beginning here when i was standing back there that what you have is, it's not that infrastructure is not a republican or democrat thing. republicans used to like infrastructure. in re canal on. at any rate, what happens is, if you want to grow american business and enterprise, you've got to have the most modern ports, the most modern airports, you have to be able to get product from your factory to the customer quickly. and so there's an overwhelmin

fmr. v.p. biden: hello, mr. mayor. >> i guess they like you. [laughter] fmr. v.p. biden: i thought you said there is an election coming. [laughter] fmr. v.p. biden: you know i like infrastructure. >> thank you for joining us. let's start at the 10,000 foot level, so to speak. as we were just discussing, america's infrastructure needs work. the road, the bridges, the highways, airports and water systems. with the trillion dollar deficit , it's hard to know where to start. but at the same time, every candidate thinks it's important that the country move away from the fossil fuel energy and transportation system to a more green climate friendly system. if you have a set of priorities, where do you start? do you start with fixing the old infrastructure or moving on to a climate friendly green infrastructure? fmr. v.p. biden: i think you do both. i think you start with fixing the broken infrastructure in a modern way. for example, every one of those bridges we are talking about -- we are going to sp

fmr. mayor bloomberg: no, you have a good mayor. the white house, i hadn't thought about that, that is in washington. i would like that. [laughter] it is early to measure the curtains, but that is ok. there are two elected executive's in washington, the mayor and the president. only one of them really understands what it means to lead on issues that matter to communities across america. like economic opportunity, sustainability, safe streets, good schools, equal rights, and affordable housing. and that is mayor bowser. [applause] want to focus on one of those issues. it is one where merit bowser has done old and ambitious work. that is housing. the lack of a portal housing is a growing crisis in every region of this country and communities of all sizes. wages have not kept up with the cost of living. especially the cost of rent. as a result, more and more americans are struggling to make ends meet. many are falling short and ending up without a proper roof over their head. every day, more

[cheers and applause] fmr. mayor bloomberg: i have been blessed there is nothing donald can do or say that can hurt me. but he has hurt a lot of other people. that is why i am running. americanup for every who has lost his or her job, or lost their insurance, who cannot pay the college tuition. my whole career i have been a doer. i believe we need less talk, less partisanship, less division, and less tweeting. [cheers and applause] in fact, how about a commitment from me that when i'm in the oval office, no tweeting evermore? [cheers and applause] that is easy for me to say. since i cannot spell. [laughter] then again, neither can donald. even though donald and i are both from new york, the truth is, we could not be more different. in fact, i am the on trump. un-trump. just think about it. he breaks promises, i keep them. he divides people, i'd unite them. he is a climate denier, i am an engineer. i actually believe in science, imagine that? [applause] he tweets, i follow facts, respected data, and tell the tru

fmr. mayor bloomberg: no, you have a good mayor. the white house, i hadn't thought about that, that is in washington. i would like that. [laughter] it is early to measure the

[cheers and applause] fmr. mayor bloomberg: i have been blessed there is nothing donald can do or say that can hurt me. but he has hurt a lot of other people. that is why i am running. to stand up for every american who has lost his or her job, or lost their insurance, who cannot pay the college tuition. my whole career i have been a doer. i believe we need less talk, we need less talk, less partisanship, less division and less tweeting. [applause] how about a commitment for me that when i am in the oval office no tweeting evermore? [cheering] that is easy for me to say. i i can spell. i cannot spell. [laughter] we are both from new york but we could not be more different. rump.ct, i am the unt he breaks promises, i keep them. he divides people, i do them. , i'm anclimate denier engineer. i follow facts, respect data, and tell the truth. he looks out for people who inherited their wealth like him while i am self-made and i will raise the estate tax to generate revenue we need to fight income inequality. [applau

[applause] fmr. v.p. biden: everything of thing in my administration with infrastructure job will be davis-bacon. i really mean it. that generates economic growth within community. they invest, they build, this day, they build better homes. they go out and invest more money. we had a big fight in that $90 billion that i was in charge of, making sure we got it out. i insisted every single dollar had to be davis-bacon. i think we think too small. we think in terms of when you spend money, you increase salaries, you provide good paying jobs that paid 50-60 dollars an hour, plus benefits. that somehow that hurts everybody. the wealthy gets wealthier, the middle classes able to sustain -- the middle class is able to sustain itself while the poor has a way up. that it's what it's about. nobody has never shown me a model to suggest, that when you have hard-working people -- if all of a sudden every ironworker in america went on strike for every ibw member goes on strike and quits for six months, or every wall st

[video clip] fmr. pres. clinton: it's an honor for me today to be joined today with this north american free-trade agreement. president jimmy carter gives great energy to our efforts and has been a consistent theme that that his for many, many years now. president ford, who has argued this fiercely for expanded trade and for this agreement as any american citizen, and whose counsel i continue to value. these men differing and party and outlook join us today because we all recognize the nationnt stakes for our in this issue. today we turn to face the challenge in our own country, our own hemisphere, and our own economic fortunes. in a few moments i will sign three agreements i will complete our negotiations with mexico and canada to create in north american free trade agreement. in the coming months i will submit this to congress for approval. it will be a hard fight, and i expect to be there with all of you every step of the way. [end of video clip] susan: and the year after nafta was signed, the wto was cre

[applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: so, how are you? thank you so very much. that is very nice. how old are you? seven years old? thank you very much. charlotte drew me a beautiful sign that says "go joe biden." thank you, baby. i appreciate it very much. it means a lot to me. thank you for being here. [applause] biden: oh, "future president ." i'll vote for you. i'll remember you when you are president and they say there is an old guy outside named joe biden who used to be president, promise you won't say joe who, ok? [laughter] mr. biden: will you hold this for me? thank you. that's very nice of you, honey. folks, it is a delight to be back in waterloo. i want to start by thanking bob, your representative, for endorsing me. there's bob right here. i tell you what, bob told me he endorsed me, which is a big deal quite frankly. he said when i endorse you, that you know what you got to do, right? i said yeah, win. , we are going to build a lot of roads and bridges when we get this done. [applause] mr. biden: thank you. and christie vilsack has become a great, great friend, and i

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fmr. vice pres. biden: it is a promise i made, and it is a promise i will keep. i will not rest until we get assault weapons off the street, high-capacity magazines outlawed streets, and unto and finally, finally, we take on the gunmen of fractures for the carnage they have caused. the carnage they are responsible for accounts for tens of thousands of lives -- i minute, think of not just of not just the mass shootings, there is a mass shooting on our streets every day in neighborhoods of color and poor neighborhoods. everyday, and we heard you talk about it anymore. i believe the carnage that they are responsible for, and the gun violence that is so rampant, i think they are tearing apart and ripping the soul out of this country. we have a president who is owned by the n.r.a. a president who is owned by the gun manufacturers and guess what, gunmen fracturing is the only industry in america that is exempt from being able to be sued, the only one. and they were given that exception in 2005. some of the people running for office voted for that exemption. adies and g

goodness.char: my fmr. vice pres. biden: the only thing was i could not get it covered. as a senator, you as a senator tried to get it covered and mitch mcconnell has it on his desk right now. sen. klobuchar: ok. if i could finish. i have the bill. anyone can check it out, to close the boyfriend loophole. another bill that is out there, universal back on checks. let me say how we win this, we have to win in the middle of the country. while everyone talks about winning in rural and suburban areas i am the only one with the receipts that well-being for the won in weapon ban, republican congressional districts over and over again, including michele bachmann's district. having someone that can lead the ticket, and people with her, is the way you get gun safety legislation. so coming from a proud hunting state and still being able to passed this legislation is -- moderator: we want to get people on this topic. mayor buttigieg. buttigieg: i want to come back to the question on the filibuster, because this is not some long-ago bad vote bernie sanders took, this is a current bad