pervasive the problem is, and i agree with you, it is growing and not diminish, but also to hear eboni talk about being hungry. when i interview the young people who have been homeless, that always comes up. so people think of homelessness, but just without a place to live, but they forget that you don t have any money, and very often people are going hungry, and it is a chaotic way to live. we should pay much more attention to it. i congratulate you for staying on issues like this on this program. thank you. jimmy, let me ask you about that, because eponi is at columbia university and you are there at georgetown, so maybe some sort of kind of almost an effort to say, well, look, if you focus hard enough, you can still have these accomplishments, but what is the reality of the experience for young people coping with the issue of homelessness? so i can speak from personal experience, what got me through to where i am today is the community of people who invested
somehow, even in the bleakest of circumstances that you have something inside of you, and we celebrate, we celebrate that no matter what the structural circumstances are. thank you, jimmy ramirez in washington. we are going to have more in a moment, be but first, it is time for a preview of weekends with alex witt and hosted by new dad and friend t.j. holmes. hey, i have a lot going on these days. yes, hanging out at msnbc, and a new dad. came to new york to get some sleep actually. i have to get back home to atlanta and get back on duty, but good to see you this morning, and they are calling it the gop electoral college rigging. this is going on and folks, in is going to change actually the outcome of the last election if their plan was in place. we will explain and see if it will actually work. and also, do the republicans go too far in the question iingf hillary clinton? and did the democrats take it too easy on her in the