Democrats. they are saying that some of these guys who went to graduate school that are now with these really good firms with big time jobs it that it doesn t seem fair. right. the argument is that it is too preferential to people who have college degrees or professional degrees, then they have more lifetime earning potential. now there is also just the obvious question of is it fair to forgive the student debt when so many people have struggled for so many years to pay off their student debt? maybe they have just paid it off, now they see everybody else have their debt forgiven. yeah. the thing is, when this idea of you know it president trump saying that he now would rather go after hillary clinton, he would rather go against joe biden and hillary clinton. i want you to play the sound bite from nbc. we spent a lot of time
$20,000. when you look as the census data, if you look at the median difference in annual earnings with $one with a high school degree and college degree, it s $19,500. martha: what would you claim in terms of long-term bang for that buck. you can say $20,000 more. but i would imagine your lifetime earning potential is exponential. view require certainly is. i think it study shows over half a million dollars in net after you take out lost wages while you are in college as well as the costs of going to college. so i think economically it s a good deal. but i also really would want to make sure i get the points across that higher education is not just about how much you make or howwhat you are going to do,t