we want every american to know the dignity of work, the pride of a paycheck and the satisfaction of a job well done. [ cheers and applause ] the democrats in washington want to grow our welfare rolls that you re going to pay for. they want to grow all sorts of things that you don t want to think about. i want to grow our employment rolls with great jobs, well-paying jobs, jobs of dignity, jobs where people love waking up in the morning and going to work. and that s happening. so we re going to lift our people from welfare to work, from dependence to independence and from poverty to prosperity. we will restore hope to our struggling rural communities and to our inner cities, where we re making progress.
and that really becomes a process of racial profiling that disproportionally targeted young black men as potential criminals. we re out there. they have more foot posts out there. more police officers walking the beat. hi. how are you? if i would have put police on every corner in america, of course crime would go down, but the question is at what cost? for many black people it was a sense of community, of dignity, a sense of respect from law enforcement. with the majority of americans worrying about their quality of life, in california the easy-going tolerance of earlier decades has frayed. at the ballot box what we see in california, which is the leading edge of this trend, is a whole number of different types of initiatives that are meant to further contain communities of color. tens of thousands of californians marched through downtown los angeles today to demonstrate against proposition 187, which would bar illegal immigrants from public schools, non-emergency medical
system that s used in other countries, that are not considered racist countries, canada and australia. steve: people hear that and say that sounds sensible. what do you make of that? i have to say, illegal immigrants are not on our welfare rolls. yeah, they that being said, the raise act does nothing to address the 11 million undocumented people who are currently here, who many of them have been working and supporting their families and being everyday citizens for lack of paper and productive to our country, and deserve a pathway to citizenship. it does nothing to address them. it also does nothing to address the broken immigration system we have now, and there is a bipartisan bill that was passed by republicans and democrats in the senate that has been sitting in the house for about four years now that paul ryan would not allow for a vote. if there s already something
countries, that are not considered racist countries, canada and australia. steve: people hear that and say that sounds sensible. what do you make of that? i have to say, illegal immigrants are not on our welfare rolls. yeah, they that being said, the raise act does nothing to address the 11 million undocumented people who are currently here, who many of them have been working and supporting their families and being everyday citizens for lack of paper and productive to our country, and deserve a pathway to citizenship. it does nothing to address them. it also does nothing to address the broken immigration system we have now, and there is a bipartisan bill that was passed by republicans and democrats in the senate that has been sitting in the house for about four years now that paul ryan would not allow for a vote. if there s already something that democrats and republicans
they have to cover sick people. they have the flexibility to decide how to cover sick people. they have to do it in an affordable, credible way. medicaid in 2027 will cost more to the federal government than the defense department. it s growing at twice the level of inflation in the private sector. if you get a headache under medicare, you run to the emergency room. we pay the bill and nobody asks questions. what we will do eight years from now, start lowering the inflation rate to meet with the private sector level of inflation rate is to save hundreds of billions of dollars. we also achieve flexibility. we allow states to do what mike pence dude in indiana, offer different ways of delivering medicaid. obamacare is the biggest threat to the american health care system. not state controlled health care. we block grant money in 96 to deliver better welfare services. the welfare rolls went down.