it is it sounds like an idea, but it s actual cruelty. and i want to just put in words the way i m seeing what you re experiencing, and that s this. the republicans have a play book. and the play book starts with cutting taxes for the richest americans and biggest corporations. but the next step is always cutting education. it s cutting education and health care because they say we don t have the money. and there isn t enough money because they just cut taxes, karen. and so it sounds bloodless when they do it, but you see people who don t have health care and therefore are going to be sick and die. and you have young people who can t afford to go to school or who are stuck with gigantic student debts. when you get around and talk to people the way we re talking right now, you see actual
in their fame, they altered the face and feel of the party into something that appears more radical and accusatory, more hard left. is that how you would describe it? well, there is definitely look it, i m running against two dozen people. many of them have moved very far to the left. they are talking about things like making private insurance illegal, or writing off all the student debts in our country. things that don t make any sense. they are impossible promises, pie in the sky ideas. we have to be running on real solutions that solve problems affecting everyday americans and we need to become a big tent party. that is how we took back the house in 2018. we took back the house with 40 great moderate candidates who flipped seats that were held by republicans to democrats. that is the lesson that we need to apply to 2020. so i think what ao xrchlt c is d bernie sanders and to some excellent elizabeth warren, they are pushing the party very far
profit off the disturbing trend. is that where the parents basements are? i feel bad for millennials because the cities, the wealth is increasing faster than their salaries. entry level workers in many cases and don t make enough to keep up with the rising rent because the tech workers and workers it pay higher rent. it s a tough situation, but i don t think they re creative enough. but i hear $1200 pods and that s where they re saving money and commuting three hours a day which isn t a good solution heater. the income inequality is growing. we are at a period of time that hasn t been the same since the late 1920 s. i feel bad for this group of kids and most of them have student debts and we know outside of mortgage debt and this is actually the biggest chunk that americans are carrying. it s so expensive to live in
relationships and partnerships with the various departments. u with the administration. no. now, has there been a serious increase in funds. what robert smith did was put it front and center. and another way the billionaire who said he was going to pay the student debts at morehouse. but have you seen as much as you would like to see in terms of increase in resources through the various meetings and alliances you say are being made? there has been some increases but more can be done. we re looking for more and more to be done. we re not just depending on the federal level. we are the state level. we have the alumni. we have the corporations that we re forming partnerships and