alive today? for so much of this, we don t have to go back 250 years, we don t have to go back 150 years or even a century. we can go back to the lives of people who are still with us today, prevented from buying homes in certain neighbourhoods, prevented from getting loans from certain banks, prevented from sending their children to certain schools. there is very real harm that is being done to people who are still with us today and who are suffering the social, economic and political repercussions of that. and we have the data, we have the information for many of the cities and towns to pinpoint who those people were. and i think that those are things that we don t necessarily have to wait for. in order to make interventions immediately. clint, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us today. sharing your thoughts with us toda . ., ~ sharing your thoughts with us toda . ., ,, i. sharing your thoughts with us toda. ., ,, . ., today. thank you so much for havint today. thank
we don t have to go back 150 years or even a century. we can go back to the lives of people who are still with us today, prevented from buying homes in certain neighbourhoods, prevented from getting loans from certain banks, prevented from sending their children to certain schools. there s very real harm that was done to people who are still with us today, and who are suffering the social, economic and political repercussions of that. and we have the data, we have the information for many of these cities and towns to pinpoint who those people were. and i think that those are things that we don t necessarily have to wait for, in order to make interventions immediately. clint, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us today. thank you so much for having me. that is it from washington. 0ur colleagues from london are working on the next programme. they will have headlines at the top of the next hour. stay with us, you are on bbc news. hello.
effect today it s only $3 thousand. if you have a very good credit score you used to pay $1 thousand and after today you will have to pay $2 thousand. jade, you are somebody who worked very hard over many years to get a high credit score. how does it make you feel and what should people do? what you said is true. they re trying to shrink the gap between those with a low credit score and those with a good credit score so more folks with lower credit scores can get in and start buying homes. the thing is the shift taking place is only about $ten per 100,000. we re talking about 30 and $40 a month over the lifetime of this loan and at 30 to 40 is changing your world in a bad way or in a good way, you probably don t need to be buying a house right now. if you are somebody coming in with low income, low credit and needing this 10, 20, $30 it is probably not a good time to buy