streets of baltimore, maryland about what just happened in this election? i think it completely underlies a larger frustration, and it s a frustration with institutions as a whole, a frustration with government institutions, a frustration with higher education institutions, a frustration with business institutions. people feel like what they re being told and what they ve been promised has not been coming to fruition. the challenge is this is coming right on the heels of right when we have to have a greater sense of outreach and a greater sense of platforming around these institutions. i mean, in baltimore city alone, 80% of all jobs in the year 2020 are going to require some form of post-secondary credential. trade school, career school, community college, four-year college, something past high school. currently two-thirds of all baltimore city high school graduates six years after finishing high school will have nothing. we re hitting a higher societal
election? i think it completely underlies a larger frustration, and it s a frustration with institutions as a whole, a frustration with government institutions, a frustration with higher education institutions, a frustration with business institutions. people feel like what they re being told and what they ve been promised has not been coming to fruition. the challenge is this is coming right on the heels of right when we have to have a greater sense of outreach and a greater sense of platforming around these institutions. i mean, in baltimore city alone, 80% of all jobs in the year 2020 are going to require some form of post-secondary credential. trade school, career school, community college, four-year college, something past high school. currently two-thirds of all baltimore city high school graduates six years after finishing high school will have nothing. we re hitting a higher societal head here where if we continue
sides when they talk about human dignity in this case we are looking at a movement of people who have an unfinished business since the 1960s. why haven t they raised it in washington? the government intruded on the businesses and their ability to hire, rather than on the businesses themselves. in many cases, this has been brought up in washington and we have seen some attention to it. but the real way to get the message out there, to get a real change happening, is to keep it in people s day-to-day conversations no. keep it in washington s day-to-day conversation. you re going after the wrong message and the wrong messenger. i think that several of these business institutions have a grand degree of power over people s economic outcomes. things like the banks that raciallygsrrr profiled their se lehning market publishing and that s still an outcome we re feeling in our pocket today. what about the progressive tax policies of the liberals and progressives who want to who i
institutions have now. you mentioned congress and the split between how you feel about it as an institution versus your own member. you look at the media, you look at corporate america and business institutions. sports in large part. a type of institution that people care a great deal about. but many people feel has fallen and doesn t know how to answer for its own, its own cheating which in some cases are crimes so i think, i think for churches, the big question is how do you move beyond only seniority as a form of power and credibility and figure out other ways to engage your younger congregants. ary articulated the message of the book by chris hayes, nation editor. msnbc editor. because the crisis of the institutions across the boar. we re going through a demographic shift in this country and i think the church is going through demographic shifts. 40% of world s catholics live in latin america.
7:00 p.m. each day on fbn. what is going on here? what s happening right now, bill is, a loss of $3 trillion over the course of the past two and a half weeks. to put that context. it s one fifth of the gross domestic product in this country every year. what is going on is that we are seeing expression of a lack of confidence and faith in the leadership of this country. and its principle institutions among them business institutions, the markets and the stocks of the companies they represent themselves. bill: all right. now, some are going to say lou dobbs is a partisan anti-owe bottom that guy and framing in a political way, it s not fair, it s not right. obama had nothing to do with it and really congress fault because they couldn t get the debt deal down so that the market would be comfortable with it. first, i would say, one, the republicans said the same thing when george w. bush was in office when i criticized his policies. i m inneurod to that political