are people out there who believe that people are just sitting around, you know, by the pool drinking mai tais, when in fact they were educating children, suddenly, and they needed to be at home. so look, i think we re in a major moment of correction as it relates to jobs, the entirety of the country. we have to see how it all shakes out. thank you, many elements, to be considered, thank you both, i appreciate it. i want to turn to former president barack obama using the january 6th insurrection at the capitol to pus for voting rights legislation. listen to this. our own history should remind us that democracy isn t a given. if we truly want a government of, by, and for the people, and i believe that the overwhelming majority of democrats and republicans and independents want that, then we re going to have to be vigilant in fighting
right. who were at home. absolutely. it was the right thing to do. john, i know you re not casting aspersions against it, but there are people out there who believe that people are just sitting around, you know, sitting by the pool drinking mai tais when they were educating children suddenly and they needed to be at home. yeah. so, look, i think we re in a major moment of correction as it relates to jobs, and it s just the entirety of the country. we have to see how it all shakes out. thank you. many elements to be considered. thank you both. i appreciate it. i want to turn now to former president barack obama using the january 6th insurrection at the capitol to push for voting rights legislation. listen to this. history should remind us that democracy isn t a given. if we truly want a government of, by, and for the people, i
at us, but my own story isn t all that different. i left my home country of ukraine when i was 8 years old and moved here. i am an american. i think for some people who were born here, sometimes they might struggle to understand how someone who wasn t born here could be as eager to participate as they are. we love this democracy only in a way that someone who has experienced the absence of it could. so all of us as immigrants have in unique experience, but i m curious to understand if that translates. certainly as immigrants you almost cherish this democracy and the sacred right to vote in a different way. do candidates who are immigrants campaign differently than those born here in the u.s.? yes. we both left our home countries around the same age and came from countries where democracy isn t a given. i do think that brings a special kind of enthusiasm and an optimism that is refreshing, especially in a candidate. i talked to a campaign expert who explained that immigrant candid