prime time, what with must they do to remain a float or stand down. with that let s begin. one of two members of congress to endorse the senator the deputy campaign manager. it s great to see all of you, and i want to begin with you. we have seen a lighter side of hillary kwlin t hillary clinton lead to go t debate. i want to remind everybody of the podcast. take a listen. you re the first to see that i am not a human. i mean a man who should be named
basically trash the network that put it on. there was also a need, there was one need thing for a bell. tapper was in uncomfortable position constantly, constantly cutting off candidates when they went long many of them invariably did. there was that exchange when jeb bush accused donald trump of essentially trying to buy some influence in the state of florida when he was governor to get some casinos there. trump said totally false. cried out since cnn plotted that out, for moderator say it was not totally false, the moderate or to say there were contributions. at times it was lively tv. it was too much of punching back and forth. generated at times a lot more heat than it did bill: people complain about the length of it being three hours. third hour you started settle things down to get some substance. did you read politico. check it out. they re calling it debate from hell.
these are all the jobs out of the recovery. you can see that old narrative that so many of the jobs were low-income jobs just not holding true. that was true in the first part of the recovery, but recently we ve been adding better jobs. science, technology, engineering, math, managerial roles, health care. these are the kinds of jobs we re seeing really picking up steam right now. that s awesome. it s good, and when you look at those jobs, carol, who are these jobs going to? about 80% of them are going to college graduates. so this report saying these millennials, new college graduates kind of weighing in on is college worth it debate? it is worth it. we re finding it is worth it. the recovery has been too slow and that s what this report also finds from georgetown, the recovery has been too slow. it s been kind of an abysmal post really depression recovery, but now we re at this stage where the kinds of jobs we re seeing come back are these high-paying jobs. it s interesting to
future. yes most definitely. full citizenship means you re able to do everything a normal law a biding citizen is able to do. there are marks against you with your past. from the minute you are released in and reenter society, your self-esteem raises. it s laws like this that hold back a person s self-esteem. it debate states their potential. it s hard to get a job, find equal and suitable housing. you ask me to make a reentry process. everything is held against us. currently you re serving two sentences. you re serving criminal sentence you do through incarceration and civil sentence when you get home. you can t vote. you can pay taxes, do everything everybody else can do but can t
the highest in fast food. over 1,000 to 1. this is still a place where somebody is making money. the shareholders and the ceos. we know that investing in the frontline workers, right, you go up to the counter, that s your experience. that s probably the way they need to go in order to you have the level of customer service. willie the other side of the debate is you ll hear a lot of people saying, mike talking about five days off, but a lot of them are part-timers, college students. they re retired people who want to give back and do some work. that s usually the other side of it debate. yeah. there are certainly two sides to it. i think this is a step in the right direction. as heather points out, back of the envelope shows if it s 10 bucks an hour, if you re lucky to work 40 hours a week. that s 400 bucks.