education. you're not going to have educators. they're not going to go to college and become teachers if they can't pay their student loans and their salaries or compensation packages are so poor they're on public benefits or working two or three jobs. so we did all of the above. it's a comprehensive investment in public education. we did that, my very first legislative session, single largest investment in compensation packages and k through 12 in the history of the state. >> we've seen some presidential candidates, specifically bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, come up with a federal proposal to take this on. you're doing it specifically for new mexico. you mentioned how you can do it given the businesses in your state. do you think this should be taken on on a state by state case? >> i think this either or dynamic is problematic. if these are priority issues for the country we should address them as a country. but states are innovators,