SEN. CORY BOOKER (D-NJ), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: -- 1970s, where redlining and mortgage discrimination was going on. Just let's study the issue. What's -- that's what I'm proposing. Let's bring people together to study the issue. I'm not going to tell you what it looks like. I don't think it looks like writing a check and handing it to someone, but we all are invested in equality in this country and making sure that we don't have economic scales that are tipped out of balance.</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: Do you think this is the moment that it does pass because it's been around as a known --</s>BOOKER: I don't think it's going to pass. Let's be realistic, it's just not going to pass in this Congress. But I do think it's important that we are discussing this issue more, like we all are now.</s>HARLOW: Yes.</s>BOOKER: The ideal in this country should get back to --</s>HARLOW: Look --</s>BOOKER: -- justice for all, economic opportunity for all. A country where we all can come together and don't have presidents who divide us. At the end of the day, I pray this election doesn't boil down to one person and one office. It should be about all of us. It should not be about beating Republicans but uniting Americans for the cause of justice and opportunity.</s>HARLOW: We have two students joining us next hour from Georgetown who are trying to do this at Georgetown University, so we'll continue the conversation. Senator, it's very nice to have you.</s>BOOKER: Thanks for having me. Thank you.</s>HARLOW: Come back on NEW DAY soon, OK?</s>BOOKER: I look forward to it. Thank you.</s>HARLOW: All right, thank you so much. We just asked the senator about President Trump's controversial tweet about Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Should the president take that down? We'll ask a top official on his 2020 campaign, next.
Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) Discusses Slavery Reparations Bill