that's the very rough breakdown. >> tucker: so the majority have high school education or less? >> right. no education beyond high school. we know from research that their use of welfare poverty is high. >> tucker: thank you very much. you just heard as millions of people, many low skill, half, the obvious question rises what does that mean for our economy? for america's working class which is already having its jobs faced out for automation. a senior fellow, author of the book, a vision for the renewal of work in america, a thoughtful look at that question. thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: there is a debate over what automation will do long term. everyone agrees it will eliminate a lot of jobs that we currently think of as real jobs. is there any scenario in the future as we perceive it now where would you want more than half of all immigrants to have a high school diploma or less? >> i think that's a concern we