culpable here. let s say they department know the kid had access or possible access to a gun, but that morning, they called the parents in and they said, this is our concern. don t they have the right or indeed the responsibility to, for example, if the kid is going back into class say, let me check your backpack? 100%. and the parents also had that duty, as well. but, you know, the school, what i m hearing from reporting is that the gun may not have been in his locker, may not have been in his backpack, and what the evidence shows so far that it was somewhere on the school premises. but they re not 100% but again, to your point, jose, that doesn t take away from their duty to check, of course. so i think as we learn more about where the gun was, you know, when he accessed the gun , et cetera, i think those duties are going to become more clear to us. sara azari, thank you very much for being with me. a lot of questions still remain to be answered. good to be here. still ah
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representational gap in this country between those people and their reality and what the commerce secretary and the president and so much of the washington class say? and what we talk about in that is how many 10s of millions of families live their lives so close to the financial edge. and contrary to popular wisdom at the time we wrote this book, it s not because they over spend, because they have affluenza, which is what people were writing about at the time. it s because flat wages and rising expenses for housing, for health insurance, to educate your kids had just put a terrible squeeze on families. and that squeeze has gotten worse. and that fits right into what i m talking about today with the wealth tax. you re right.
their reality and what the commerce secretary and the president and so much of the washington class say? and what we talk about in that is how many 10s of millions of families live their lives so close to the financial edge. and contrary to popular wisdom at the time we wrote this book, it s not because they over spend, because they have affluenza, which is what people were writing about at the time. it s because flat wages and rising expenses for housing, for health insurance, to educate your kids had just put a terrible squeeze on families. and that squeeze has gotten worse. and that fits right into what i m talking about today with the wealth tax. you re right. these pieces line up.