depart. we, so many of us, are steeped in the teachings of dr. king, and many great leaders, but perhaps no one more definitional than the work of social change and the work of justice in dr. king. and he said something so fundamental that should remind us how we need to handle this moment. he said, injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. this is a problem for all new yorkers. this is a problem for all americans. it has to be treated as such. anyone who says to you this is a problem only felt by people of color or only pertinent to young people, what s going on here? it s all our problem. and anyone who believes in the values of this country should feel a call to action right now anyone who cares about justice,
diane sawyer wasn t joking around. this is an issue hillary clinton will get asked about repeatedly and the answers will not satisfy owner critics who do not think benghazi is an issue and think this is enough to move on. the accountability piece is important one, being responsible piece is an important one. in terms of the specifics of benghazi and i think what this gets to, i do not think that is a definitional issue in terms of what voters base their decision on if she runs. it will be an issue that people can use to hit her. i think it is something that voters may find confusing. they want more answers on. but at the end of the day, i think that she laid out and she was clear in her book on this i am done talking about this. critics turning this into a partisan football and now any question asked about is in that time left or right. she could be, maybe, maybe, our first female president and just as a woman, she was saying, listen, i didn t address women s issues and sex i-issue
competition is even if it s staggered and relative between people, right, it cannot be the case that everyone is outperforming the mean. that s right. there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they d be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they d be the best garbage truck driver. they re overpaid for what they do. there s a subsidy, $83 billion a year, that the banks get. that means since the market thinks they re too big to fail, people who loan them money loan them at an artificially low rate. that s $83 billion a year. seems like they re pocketing a lot of into bonuses. while fast food workers have to go on public assistance because they re getting paid poverty wages, oh, shocker, mcdonald s
case that everyone is outperforming the mean. that s right. there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they d be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they d be the best garbage truck driver. they re overpaid for what they do. there s a subsidy, $83 billion a year, that the banks get. that means since the market thinks they re too big to fail, people who loan them money loan them at an artificially low rate. that s $83 billion a year. seems like they re pocketing a lot of into bonuses. while fast food workers have to go on public assistance because they re getting paid poverty wages, oh, shocker, mcdonald s is also subsidized in that way, too. as a country, we worship the rich and despise the working poo
your client comes out right at the other end of their trade. this is true of ceo competition is even if it s staggered and relative between people, right, it can not be no case that everyone is outperforming the mean. that s right. there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they d be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they d be the best garbage truck driver. they re overpaid for what they do. there s a subsidy, $83 billion a year, that the banks get. that means since the market thinks they re too big to fail, people who loan them money loan them at an artificially low rate. that s $83 billion a year. seems like they re pocketing a lot of into bonuses. while fast food workers have to go on public ass