purr pupil, higher than most places in the country. as a matter of fact, a student in detroit, i don't know if you know this clayton, has more chance of ending up in prison than high school. it's not a money problem. people can't plame finances either. >> is there a chance the city can bounce back. such a great city. i've been there. motown, motor city, pistons are there, suburbs are beautiful. >> detroit as we knew it, no. the booming, wealthiest city in the country in the '50s, no. you don't go to detroit, you're sent to detroit. that's kind of me this morning. it needs to change. people need to fundamentally change their mind-set. they can't keep electing the same people. government can't save you, bigger the government, smaller the person. you see giant contributions from unions. the big discrepancy here, people talk about pinks and now they are going to have to cut pensions. no one else outside of public sector unions get these kinds of pensions. i don't. i know you don't. for all intents and purposes if you work for uaw and have a never ending supply of federal