Cory Booker

Of making sure that we're using Obama's 21st century policing task force, which had police leading, had incredible ideas that we have still failed to implement that would create higher professional standards, more transparency and stop the silliness. Like, hey, I can get fired from a job in Cincinnati and then apply for a job in Patterson, New Jersey.

Of making sure that we're using Obama's 21st century policing task force, which had police leading, had incredible ideas that we have still failed to implement that would create higher professional standards, more transparency and stop the silliness. Like, hey, I can get fired from a job in Cincinnati and then apply for a job in Patterson, New Jersey.

Of making sure that we're using Obama's 21st century policing task force, which had police leading, had incredible ideas that we have still failed to implement that would create higher professional standards, more transparency and stop the silliness. Like, hey, I can get fired from a job in Cincinnati and then apply for a job in Patterson, New Jersey.

And Patterson, New Jersey has no way of knowing that. That I was fired for police misconduct or was encouraged to leave. And so there are common sense things we can do to make policing better. Most of the major police organizations know that and support that. Donald Trump's own executive order that put limitations on no-knock warrants and chokeholds and the like, this is a false argument.

And Patterson, New Jersey has no way of knowing that. That I was fired for police misconduct or was encouraged to leave. And so there are common sense things we can do to make policing better. Most of the major police organizations know that and support that. Donald Trump's own executive order that put limitations on no-knock warrants and chokeholds and the like, this is a false argument.

And Patterson, New Jersey has no way of knowing that. That I was fired for police misconduct or was encouraged to leave. And so there are common sense things we can do to make policing better. Most of the major police organizations know that and support that. Donald Trump's own executive order that put limitations on no-knock warrants and chokeholds and the like, this is a false argument.

There's nobody in the Senate that was calling for defunding the police. Everybody, every Democrat in the Senate has a record for increasing funding towards local policing. So what we're talking about here is more not that we didn't have the policy ideas, not that we didn't fight, but we had serious gaps in communicating.

There's nobody in the Senate that was calling for defunding the police. Everybody, every Democrat in the Senate has a record for increasing funding towards local policing. So what we're talking about here is more not that we didn't have the policy ideas, not that we didn't fight, but we had serious gaps in communicating.

There's nobody in the Senate that was calling for defunding the police. Everybody, every Democrat in the Senate has a record for increasing funding towards local policing. So what we're talking about here is more not that we didn't have the policy ideas, not that we didn't fight, but we had serious gaps in communicating.

communicating authentically that connected with people's heads as well as their hearts and making people understand that we are fighting for them. As I've watched for my 12 years in the Senate, when we get into these scrums and are talking about like tax extenders, it's like, boring policy stuff. But I will never forget, Claire McCaskill was sitting next to me at a Senate caucus lunch.

communicating authentically that connected with people's heads as well as their hearts and making people understand that we are fighting for them. As I've watched for my 12 years in the Senate, when we get into these scrums and are talking about like tax extenders, it's like, boring policy stuff. But I will never forget, Claire McCaskill was sitting next to me at a Senate caucus lunch.

communicating authentically that connected with people's heads as well as their hearts and making people understand that we are fighting for them. As I've watched for my 12 years in the Senate, when we get into these scrums and are talking about like tax extenders, it's like, boring policy stuff. But I will never forget, Claire McCaskill was sitting next to me at a Senate caucus lunch.

I'm new in the Senate. Harry Reid puts on the board, this column, the tax extenders and we're fighting for and the tax extenders that they were fighting for. And this is a negotiation Harry Reid was talking about. And I could understand in plain English, what we were fighting for was an extension, child tax credit, earned income tax credit, I understood everything on our side of the ledger.

I'm new in the Senate. Harry Reid puts on the board, this column, the tax extenders and we're fighting for and the tax extenders that they were fighting for. And this is a negotiation Harry Reid was talking about. And I could understand in plain English, what we were fighting for was an extension, child tax credit, earned income tax credit, I understood everything on our side of the ledger.

I'm new in the Senate. Harry Reid puts on the board, this column, the tax extenders and we're fighting for and the tax extenders that they were fighting for. And this is a negotiation Harry Reid was talking about. And I could understand in plain English, what we were fighting for was an extension, child tax credit, earned income tax credit, I understood everything on our side of the ledger.

But I'm, again, the worst thing that you often do when you have people perceive you as being really smart is you fail to ask the stupid questions. But here I was in a private moment. I turned to Claire McCaskill and said, Claire, I don't understand what these things are in this gobbledygook.

But I'm, again, the worst thing that you often do when you have people perceive you as being really smart is you fail to ask the stupid questions. But here I was in a private moment. I turned to Claire McCaskill and said, Claire, I don't understand what these things are in this gobbledygook.

But I'm, again, the worst thing that you often do when you have people perceive you as being really smart is you fail to ask the stupid questions. But here I was in a private moment. I turned to Claire McCaskill and said, Claire, I don't understand what these things are in this gobbledygook.

And she goes, oh, Corey, that's allowing corporations to get a bigger tax cut for, you know, when they offshore this and this. And she started, she's a really smart person and been in the Senate. And I'm like, why doesn't America see this? I looked at her and I go, like, they are fighting for the rich, powerful, record profit making corporations to get more advantages.

And she goes, oh, Corey, that's allowing corporations to get a bigger tax cut for, you know, when they offshore this and this. And she started, she's a really smart person and been in the Senate. And I'm like, why doesn't America see this? I looked at her and I go, like, they are fighting for the rich, powerful, record profit making corporations to get more advantages.