But i am watching over everybody, jerry. Youre in good hands, okay . Thank you. Youre in good hands, believe me. You can tell the people of new york. Even though i didnt win new york state. I should have won new york state, but i didnt. Mr. President , cathy. I want to return to a conversation we had with ivanka, dean and wilbur on jobs, the work force of the future. As we think about that and think about our skillsets, in new york city alone, our Public High School Graduation Rate is at 70 . But the readiness of our students for college and careers is only assessed at 37 . As we look at the pace of change, we look at the Digital Transformation we all see in business in the marketplace, and look at the skills, this disconnect between what employers need and what our students are coming into our work forces are prepared to deliver. It would be great to get your
thoughts on the priorities of the administration around education, around, again, what i like to call not the future of work bu
help sort of make sense of this thing. he was doing okay until he got to the end, telling you the unemployment rigate is not righ and the 70,000 factories that closed. all over the world, factories closed in some part because of automation. we don t need as many people to make things. in some part because of trade and offshoring. but the thing at the end is something donald trump has gotten used to saying. that things were really terrible. he showed up in town, and now everybody is creating new jobs everywhere you look. he s gotten used to saying it because those points, the narrative, he had written sticks. the problem is the narrative isn t true. when he mentioned he speaks to ceos. we re going to be building here. he says, i m going to come see you then. the question is, is he going to see them while he is wearing a trump tie or a trump suit made in the united states? they re not currently made there. to his point that all of the ceos are saying, president