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Democrats agree that voter discrimination is still an issue. You can read the full results of the poll at cspan. Org. Up next, the acting director of u. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services talks about Immigration Trends and problems with deportation of undocumented immigrants. He spoke to reporters at an event hosted by the Christian Science monitor. Are we good . You should hed. Im linda feldmann, bure rue chief of the Christian Science monitor. Our guest is Kenneth Cuccinelli and this is his first appearance at a monitor breakfast, so welcome. A bit of background. Born in edison, new jersey, and grew up in virginia where he graduated from uva and then he should a law degree and a masters in International Commerce and policy from george mason university. In 2002 mr. Cuccinelli won a special election to the state senate from Fairfax County and in 2009 he was elected attorney general for the commonwealth of virginia. Mr. Cuccinellis time as attorney general earned him a reputation a
Well the watching the hawks i am a robot and im taffeta lawless oh gee golly gee. Its interesting as we were talking earlier about this the 1st time i really understood why i really got why corporate conglomerates were a bad was during a stint in the mid to late eightys and when you had mentioned that g. E. Bought n. B. C. And David Letterman famously kind of rest on that and you know we showed up to you how to think about toaster ovens and part of what he was making a point of saying even told Johnny Carson im on another and b. C. It shows that was my g. E. This idea of this company that sells toaster ovens and all this at the time having control over not just what David Letterman says on a chat show but what the news says and how that is and that the news is playing and theres a commercial and he made those points and connected and so its interesting there we are 2030 years later. Its much worse and i know that there are a lot of energy im shocked especially as a military contractor
Take on students today based on your reporting. Guest well, i think youre right. I think the Democrat Students today are different, the age of students is different. Im mostly focused on students who were right out of high school, so the experience that i wanted to focus on was what is that transition out of high school and into the work force. So that definitely doesnt capture all of the college population, but i wanted to understand how the pathways diverged after high school for different students. And most of the ways that i found they diverged were by Family Income. Students who have a lot of Family Income are going down much more traditional paths, students without a lot of Family Income had many more obstacles in their path. Host can you start by telling us as we get into those different issues a little more about your own path coming out of high school . Guest yeah. So i had a rocky high school period. Right after high school, i grew up in tampa, and after finishing high school