>> melissa: i have a solution for that. but the debt back on the university that sold them -- that wasn't worth what you paid for it. >> marie: i totally agree. so we will about aoc, she's a force of nature. she's a good politician. watch that video and i'm like, "she's pretty good at this." i don't agree with armand many things, but she's got this whole politics things. >> katie: we are clapping at people, that's like a kindergarten class. you are trying to give them to pay attention, not you certain. it is true that changing the language of something can change the definition. the affordable care act for example, not really that affordable, but that was the name of it. so it seems like that's what it would be. in this case, i think she's trying to expand the definition of what a public good is. a public good is a freeway or a park that everybody is paying taxes too. a public good is not just some rich person who has more money than you, and you thinking that you get to take what they have. that is a different concept. when it comes or policies, it requires a confiscation of wealth from almost everybody