>> i think it is both. if you think about it, for example, some kind of equity pay would allow these women and many of them are struggling, head of households, to be able to make smart kitchen table economics. we know what the gdp increase would be if there were more parody for equal pay. what that translates into, communities around the country is more peace at dinners, more money infused into restaurants, into school supplies, for example. into stores. that's what's truly missing right now. that kind of a tone-deaf approach saying that this is a bizarre obsession, it is not a bizarre obsession if you think about the women across the country at their kitchen tables trying to figure it out. >> we've got some numbers on the impact that it would have. the shriver report of said that if women earn equal pay to men, the u.s. economy would produce an additional $447.6 billion in income. sure sounds like a good thing to