ignorance and won. you ve made it possible for millions of people to achieve their dreams and gave so many young people a chance they never thought they have, a chance that nobody else would give them. and that s something to celebrate and that s something to be very, very proud of. but, but we also u this week as an opportunity to look forward towards theuture and to that we ve got left to do. as manyof you know i set a goal by 2020 the united states would once again lead in the number of coege graduates, have the highest proporon of college graduates in the world. i set that goal because our success in the 21st cent tri economy s going to depend almost tirely on having a skilled workforce, how well-trains our young people are.
party of no by democrats, maybe is a huge step forward here. tophe only option i have is vote for some of those tax reduxs. i ll vote for them. but i ve been making the point now for months that we need to extend all of thes current rate for all americans if we want to get our economy going again and we want to get jobs in america. it sounded to us yesterday like there was a willingness by the by congressman boehner to go to the president s position of keeping middle class tax relief inplace. all right. that s what happened over the weekend. msnbc political analyst richard wolffe joins us from the white house north lawn. when we hear this, sounds like it s couched in a quiet way by john boehner. is this really a signal for compromise? a lot of folks asking that. reporter: well, that s a great question. it s campaign season, okay? so there was some signaling of compromise, boehner has said