During My 2004 Presidential Campaign, I Was

I Wanted To Say To Governor Dean, Don't Be Hard On Yourself About Hooting And Hollering. If I Had Spent The Money You Did And Got 18 Percent, I'd Still Be In Iowa Hooting And Hollering.

So We Want To Make Sure That Happens Is That We Build A Relationship With The Police Department And The Community That Results In Better Policing And Better Cooperation With The Community.

As I Ran For President, I Hoped That One Child Would Come Out Of The Ghetto Like I Did, Could Look At Me Walk Across The Stage With Governors And Senators And Know They Didn't Have To Be A Drug Dealer, They Didn't Have To Be A Hoodlum, They Didn't Have To Be A Gangster. They Could Stand Up From A Broken Home, On Welfare, And They Could Run For President Of The United States.

I Was Raised By A Single Mother Who Made A Way For Me. She Used To Scrub Floors As A Domestic Worker, Put A Cleaning Rag In Her Pocketbook And Ride The Subways In Brooklyn So I Would Have Food On The Table. But She Taught Me As I Walked Her To The Subway That Life Is About Not Where You Start, But Where You're Going. That's Family Values.

People Have A Right To Be Nervous And Fearful. They Heard What Trump Said During The Campaign And Are Wondering If He`ll Follow Through On His Promises.