he was there to say early on that the keystone pipeline was wrong. he was there willing to say that and willing to say that the fossil fuels you and i own as citizens have to be left in the ground we should quit doing leases what you and i and the rest of our citizens own there's a contract to let people take coal and oil and gas out of the ground three, four, five decades into the future. we cannot be doing that. he's been fierce and clear on this huge issue effecting our planet. it's a moral issue and he's been equally clear in fierce on the fact that when we have trade agreements with countries and people payless than $1 an hour, our factors are moving to those countries. the leverage is slipped. they're told too bad because if you press hard, we'll move your jobs overseas like so many others. so i appreciate that he understands that fact that it has avice rated the middle class for the last four decades. in four decades the number is very close to 100% of the new income having dpon to the top 10% in america. nine out of 10 americans have been lef

why do i think i'm better than her on trade, on keystone pipe listen. your story now he was opposed to it and secretary clinton was for it. you there are a lot of reasons -- they would take the country in very different directions, even though it seems like they're on the same page and that's what the secretary, what the secretary's campaign keeps on saying. they're on the same page. they're not on the same page and we need to address that and what would be nice is if the media paid as much attention to when he talks about the issues instead of when he uses a word that has been used a lot in the last few days. also, maybe we want to ask them when are they going to change their strategy from saying we're going to disqualify, defeat and worry about uniting the party. >> do you think they're behaving in a dishonorable way? >> i think it was what i was concerned about. it's been a pretty good year. we haven't been doing negative campaigning. so -- but i don't think it's inappropriate. i don't think they should apologize. i think it's not what americans want

vice president biden is not progressive because she supported keystone. even the late, great senator paul wellstone would not fit this definition because he voted for doma. we have differences, and, honestly, i think we should be talk about what we want to do for the country. if we're going to get into labels, i don't think it was particularly progressive to vote against the brady bill five times. i don't think it was progressive to give gun makers immunity. i don't think it was progressive to vote against ted kennedy's immigration reform. we can go back and forth like there. most people watching tonight want to know what we've done and what we will do. that's why i'm laying out a specific agenda that will make more progress and get more job, get us to universal health care coverage, get us to universal pre-k, paid family leave and the other elements that will build a strong economy and ensure americans will keep making progress. that's what i'm offering and that's what i will do as president. >> how do you establish a list of what it means to be a progre