we looked everywhere. which one? for one with my name in the title. mike rowe works. kids taking alternative route in their studies. plumbers, steam fitters, pipe fitters. alternative to four-year degree. the college debt is out of control. help and do what we can. save your propaganda. we don t have all day. team three. host of cnn tonight, don lemon and host of early start, john berman. your charity is jdrf, juvenile diabetes research foundation. defending champions. right, you are defending champions. jdrf, leading global organization fight type i diabetes, terrific work, real success. don, did your agent insist that you get teamed with john berman again. yes. the actual charity is me. they are the team to beat. winning team gets $20,000 for their charity.
wham they do in the job place. joining me, john nichols, national correspondent of a magazine. relatively similar view. the fact of the matter i believe that trade unions don t just make sure people get paid well but get decent benefits, they also make sure the people are trained, and that they get the skills. especially in the building strads. i loved watching that completion at real symbolism there. isn t there? oh, remember, a lot of trade unions have died on 9/11. not just firefighters and cops who we know about and it s so important, but also members of hotel and restaurant employees up in windows of the world. service employees and others. and i think that this was a heart and soul effort here, but remember, the reason that these folks could do this job was because in new york, they ve got a strong building trades council. they train people, plumbers, pipe fitters, teamsters, all of these people get special
and even proposed cutting he wanted to cut for vocationals. it is more important to buy a new car than sit at home and not do that. i wholeheartedly agree that there is a major push from washingtone . go to college. go to a four-year university. take out the student loans if you have to.ke but why aren t we saying there is another route? in fact, the ceo of that company that i went out to visit in pennsylvania, and he was a vocational school kid. he has risen to the top of the company. he did attend college. he ended up going back and getting a higher education. he makes over $10 million a year. theoo department of labor says they predict job openings for the future. they assume maybe 14% employment growth overall, but electricians, they say, 23%. plumbers and pipe fitters,
he wants to cut supported for vocational? i think it s cool to have a job and buy a car than sit at home without a job. john, i would wholeheartedly agree there is a major push from washington go to college, go to a four-year university. take out the student loans if you have to. why aren t we saying there is another route. the ceo of that company that i went out to visit he was vocational school kid. he came out of vocational school and got a job and prison en to the top of the company. he did attend college and ended going back and he makes over $10 million a year. john: that is good and department of labor says it predicts job openings for the future maybe 14% employment growth but electricians they say 23%, plumbers and pipe fitters,
he wants to cut supported for vocational? i think it s cool to have a job and buy a car than sit at home without a job. john, i would wholeheartedly agree there is a major push from washington go to college, go to a four-year university. take out the student loans if you have to. why aren t we saying there is another route. the ceo of that company that i went out to visit he was vocational school kid. he came out of vocational school and got a job and prison en to the top of the company. he did attend college and ended going back and he makes over $10 million a year. john: that is good and department of labor says it predicts job openings for the future maybe 14% employment growth but electricians they say 23%, plumbers and pipe fitters,