about how marriage was so important for women today. let me give you one statistic. robert recter of the college foundation came up with a study but it still stands. there s single mothers in the ud states. 37%. 6.8% for married women. when you count education, bill, even if both husband and wife only have a high school education, that figure is only 8.9%. okay. so marriage is a critical weapon against poverty for all people, but especially in the hardest and most vulnerable places in the inner city today. so that is such an important part of this conversation. and sadly, people like al sharpton and jesse jackson, who are nothing more than shake-down artists. the mob used to make you pay protection money, i think
about how marriage was so important for women today. let me give you one statistic. robert recter of the college foundation came up with a study but it still stands. there s single mothers in the ud states. 37%. 6.8% for married women. when you count education, bill, even if both husband and wife only have a high school education, that figure is only 8.9%. okay. so marriage is a critical weapon against poverty for all people, but especially in the hardest and most vulnerable places in the inner city today. so that is such an important part of this conversation. and sadly, people like al sharpton and jesse jackson, who are nothing more than shake-down artists. the mob used to make you pay protection money, i think
about how marriage was so important for women today. let me give you one statistic. robert recter of the college foundation came up with a study but it still stands. there s single mothers in the ud states. 37%. 6.8% for married women. when you count education, bill, even if both husband and wife only have a high school education, that figure is only 8.9%. okay. so marriage is a critical weapon against poverty for all people, but especially in the hardest and most vulnerable places in the inner city today. so that is such an important part of this conversation. and sadly, people like al sharpton and jesse jackson, who are nothing more than shake-down artists. the mob used to make you pay protection money, i think
they re going to have to say well there is only a limited amount of benefits we can do in terms of vote gathering. there is going to be a staunch opposition of republicans whether it is jeff sessions or house republicans who will never vote for this thing. so at some point they have to step back and say is what we re adding to the bill, whether it is in terms of border security or not, is it beneficial for the legislative outcome or the vote outcome? you are getting to the point where those calculations have to be made. when we talk about staunch opposition, we just heard lindsey graham say i don t know what is going to happen on this immigration reform bill. we know there is a lot of filibustering and grand-standing on opposition to this, in terms of opposition and objection to that opposition. and i want to play more sounds from robert recter from the heritage foundation.
filibustering and grand-standing on opposition to this, in terms of opposition and objection to that opposition. and i want to play more sounds from robert recter from the heritage foundation. let us hear what robert recter has to say about him. what this bill does is take a minimum of 11 million illegal immigrants who have an average education of tenth grade. and it makes them eligible for all of that. no matter what marco rubio has said, who has not read his own bill, incidentally. well, senator rubio says they re going to have to pay karen, that is what we call a two-fer, not only has he