governor cuomo in new york put an exchange together and committed to this. we have one of the highest enrollment rates. that s not to say we re not going to fix it. hillary, this is top of her list and an enormous issue when she s looking at who will be the secretary of health and human services. corey, you can relax for a second. i m ready. obama care and hillary care. don t forget that. the first effort hillary brought many children across the country and when she was first lady who would have had no pounce. you can t pounce against children wanting to have insurance. i want to talk about wikileaks because another wikileaks document dump. in it you find out that they are concerned when president obama says he didn t know that hillary clinton had her own server, which he said on 60 minutes. cheryl mill says we need to clean this up. he has e-mails from her.
washington where the white house is hosting the first ever summit on asian americans and pacific islanders. leaders across the country are attending and one important topic of discussion is how the deferred action for childhood arrivals is being underutilized. daca enrollment rates are disproportionately low, according to a study by the department of homeland security despite being 108,000 daca beneficiaries from asia many have not applied. in fact, only 24% of eligible korean immigrants and 16% of eligible filipino immigrants have applied. joining me now, grad student at texas tech university also a beneficiary of the daca program. good to see you. thank you very having me. why do you think so few are applying? i m really sad to know that they are so low. unfortunately, i think that it s because most asian americans are
wants the people to ek chit out and you are hearing things of $50 a month or sometimes less than $100 but is this not the reality for you given your circumstances? no. we have i was in the same boat as the other lady. i didn t find any plans less than $100. and jared, let me bring you in for a second here. and we have enrollment rates for young americans, and it did tick up. we saw february about 27% of the overa overall or the young folks between the 18 and 34, but still overall the enrollment numbers show that it is just at about 25%. so listening to the two stories from these two young ladies, are you hearing a lot of this, and is that some of the frustration, and system of the confusionings that you hear one thing and get to the website and see another. is that what is maybe keeping some of the numbers down? well, initially, i think that kept the numbers down, and initially, people knew that the site was having problems, but since the site has bounced back, i think that peo
long paws and they respond i ll get back to you on that, sam. this is something the white house is going to keep pushing. it s an actual problem in terms of the american economy, however. it is. a few facts. women are getting 60% of college degrees these days. working women are four out of tin are already making more than their husbands. so the economics of the situation, women have more economic power and they will have more political power right now. so this is all changing regardless of what the debate is already sfloofr and women typically make the most decisions, financial decisions in a household when it comes to a house or a car zmi disagree with the relevance of the way those factors are being used. that is to say we have a lot of progress. if you look at law schools and business schools, you see higher enrollment rates of women than ever before. when you look at the overall economy, women are paid less than men for similar work. they are. second as a policy matter and th
another 30 years. i don t want to be retired for 30 years. there s many more things i want to do and contribute. and folks my age feel that way. at the same time, young people, we re not getting out of the way for them. the economy is not growing rapidly enough. but there s a mismatch of what s coming out of the schools and jobs available. even business schools are producing too many finance majors. it s interesting to that end, ari, as we heard at the university of chicago, which is one of the most famous and prestigious graduators of finance professionals, as the enrollment in the finance programs have levelled off, from a policy standpoint, what should we be focused on on a national level to reconcile the need to create a much more robust environment for graduates who are euniquely vulnerable for al the reasons we have been over? as you said, when you look at the enrollment rates, you see