ivanka trump and her capacity here as senior adviser, it s incredibly heartening, because the folks that you some of the folks you grew up with in queens, i grew up with in south jersey, these are folks that don t go to college, but can graduate from high school or community college with a skills certificate and they can become carpente carpenters, welders, plumbers, they re a very vital part of our economy. the trades are real. there s no question about it. they need encouragement, just the way college does. and it also makes the point about what kinds of jobs are really needed and what the new threat of these new immigrants are. we re out of time, kellyanne, i appreciate the conversation. there s always the sequel for you and me. good to know. you re always hear to talk about what matters. be well and stay safe. god bless. all right, so, look, that is the political back and forth of this. you can judge the tactics for yourself, but the substance matters. that s a senior
they re looking into whether or not russia was trying to get inside the election. he admits he took the meeting because someone was offering him that kind of information. it matters, period. it just does. americans think of russia today they re thinking of the two conversation between the two presidents, not the lack of collusionn. maybe so. it doesn t mean the questions don t matter. you re pressed for time. you re women come back on the show. it doesn t mean that you can t cover i cover it all. millions of people don t have health care. we do health care every day. every day. infrastructure. where is infrastructure? you tell me. where is it? where is your infrastructure plan, your tax policy plan? as soon as they come out, we ll discuss them. you re kidding, right? okay. we ll be back for that. the president has a huge infrastructure initiative. $100 million going to the apprenticeship program so people who don t go to college can
the taxpayers subsidizing all of this. where is the dash if middlebury remains so rich? there is not incentive to change from the perspective of the parents. as i found out as secretary of education, they will pay almost anything to get a prestige degree. the only people who i think can do it in the short run are the board of trustees, if they have any sense of responsibility. and the faculty. however, this bubble may burst. my friend at yale said it hasn t burst because of the absurdity of it all. plus, technology is coming in on the university. people are taking more and more courses online. people are starting to get educations online. peter teal, we were talking about it earlier, he has enlisted students out of high school not to come to the university, but become to a study in california where they work with each other and don t go to college, just develop
the taxpayers subsidizing all of this. where is the dash if middlebury remains so rich? there is not incentive to change from the perspective of the parents. as i found out as secretary of education, they will pay almost anything to get a prestige degree. the only people who i think can do it in the short run are the board of trustees, if they have any sense of responsibility. and the faculty. however, this bubble may burst. my friend at yale said it hasn t burst because of the absurdity of it all. plus, technology is coming in on the university. people are taking more and more courses online. people are starting to get educations online. peter teal, we were talking about it earlier, he has enlisted students out of high school not to come to the university, but become to a study in california where they work with each other and don t go to college, just develop
sexual assault hysteria going on. there s no reason why you would say to your daughter, don t go to college. you ll get assaulted there because the rate of sexual assault off campus is even higher than on campus.