elsewhere. that tax is both an incentive to keep people on the job, in a good way, a productive way, and also provides money to help foster, from the federal level, the kind of things we need a lot more of. we need more investment in renewable energy, recycling, environmental restitution tucker: let me ask you this question, though. i m not sure i think it s not totally crazy, i m happy to read and think about it more. we are together up until this point, but if you really believe that automation is a threat to low skill jobs, why are you for mass immigration? water all of of these people going to do? i m going to finish the point of what we re doing here. i certainly want to answer that question, it s an important one. let s be clear about the central point: right now, there is no american strategy no federal government strategy to address automation, and it could be the single most destructive force in our society that we ve ever experienced. if you talk about tens of milli
that tax is an incentive to keep people on the job and a good way and a productive way and provides money to help foster from the federal level the kinds of things we need a lot more. investment in renewable energy, recycling, environmental restitution come all sorts of things for its fuel and let me ask you though. i m not sure i think of this second but i don t think it s totally crazy. so we were together up until this point but if you really believe that automation is a threat to low skill jobs, why are you for mass immigration question mike what are these people going to do that we are importing question mexico look. i m going to finish the point about what we are trying to achieve here. let s just be clear about the central point here. right now there is no american strategy, no federal government strategy to address automation and it could be the single most destructive force in our society that we have ever experienced. if we talk about tens of millions of milling working-class
african-american audience and african-american voters. what have you heard that stands out in terms of policy prescriptives that will really move the needle on the issues you re most concerned about. let s talk about where we can actually be pragmatic and gain traction. one of the things we know is that many black americans are underemployed. while we ve got historic unemployment rates, that is, historically low unemployment rates, black americans are still unemployed at twice the rate of white americans and at the highest rate of any other ethnic group. that gap hardly ever seems to budge. no, it doesn t. black americans always have a higher unemployment rate than the general population. that s right. and when they are employed, they re underemployed, they re not in a high-paying, high skill jobs. so one of the things we think about is the future of work, for instance. thinking about the new economy jobs that are tech in orientation or automation in orientation, how is it th
disrespected to advance her professional career. the american people will reject her dishonest campaign like the green new deal that will raise taxes, kill jobs, crush america s middle class. so hilary, is that an indicator the white house believes she is a viable threat? look, i think that we have four really strong impressive women running in the democratic primary and the republicans don t know how to deal with this. between kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand and warren and tomorrow amy klobuchar. i think the republicans are just going to start throwing dirt against the wall to see what sticks. my fervent hope and, you know, if joe biden enters the race, same for joe biden. my fervent hope is democrats do
the text on the controversy surrounding her claims to native american heritage. trump s campaign manager said in part, the american people will reject her dishonest campaign and socialist ideas like the green new deal. they ll eraise taxes, kill jobs and crush america s middle class. only under president trump s leadership will america continue to grow safer and more prosperous. this is the first statement from the campaign against a prospective democratic opponent. trump has not been engaging much with his potential challengers. but of course they are not also mentioning him. this has real been going on without president trump being a topic of conversation. trump has had a particular focus on senator warren. he s directed nicknames like po pock hanness. we ll see this rhetoric now that