Mentorship and s. T. E. A. M. Opportunities and how to develop opportunities for the work force and leverage the programs that the Small Business administration as well as other Government Agencies have for Small Businesses. Lets talk about what you expect to come from this. Shirley, lets start with you. It is one thing to be on a listening tour. Its another to put it in action. Did you get the sense theres going to be something within this administration to help Small Businesses that is different than what we have seen before . I think, probably, just a greater awareness that we are out there. We are out there doing good work and the women who own them are serious and dedicated to the work we are doing. What do you think . Im very encouraged for two particular reasons. Number one, ivanka trump was also at the table. She said its one of her priorities. I think she is going to work closely with her father to make sure theres a positive impact
on. Shes very well spoken. I appreciated her
out of the hat out of the hand as well. jason: oh, i could name some jokers on the list that should be defeated, that s for sure, senator. [laughter] all right. real quickly, only got about 30 seconds left, what do you see as the top tier issues going into the election, the major drivers by the time we get to the end of 2022? yeah. i think it remains covid and the economy, right? if we get the economy right, everything else falls into place. as opposed to a one-size-fits-all, sledgehammer approach by the federal government, i think americans are going to see that approach doesn t work. let s turn it back to the states, local communities to solve their own problems and get the economy going again. jason: amen to that. senator roger marshall, thank you so much. happy new year and thank you for joining us on sunday morning futures. thanks, jason. jason: all right. ahead on sunday morning futures, the dangerous surrounding china s global ambitions as they relate to taiwan and rus
any mandates and i m well aware of the policies of arkansas. but there s been a vaccination problem, but you ve got an even bigger discrepancy, political discrepancy, ds and rs, when it comes to boosters, and you ve run into some problems. do you have a new message try to get people to get boosted? first of all, it s very important. i ve got my boost and i m delighted with it because i think it adds a great level of protection. so it s education. quite frankly, the mandates that were imposed at the federal level that the supreme court struck down were counterproductive, as we predicted, that i predicted. it increases resistance. our vaccination rate has slowed. we re continuing to go up gradually. the heavy-handed approach doesn t work. it s got to be that education, it s got to be that consistent messaging, so we want to improve those numbers but the right path is not by the mandate route. why haven t mandates worked for you?
out of the hat out of the hand as well. jason: oh, i could name some jokers on the list that should be defeated, that s for sure, senator. [laughter] all right. real quickly, only got about 30 seconds left, what do you see as the top tier issues going into the election, the major drivers by the time we get to the end of 2022? yeah. i think it remains covid and the economy, right? if we get the economy right, everything else falls into place. as opposed to a one-size-fits-all, sledgehammer approach by the federal government, i think americans are going to see that approach doesn t work. let s turn it back to the states, local communities to solve their own problems and get the economy going again. jason: amen to that. senator roger marshall, thank you so much. happy new year and thank you for joining us on sunday morning futures. thanks, jason. jason: all right. ahead on sunday morning futures, the dangerous surrounding china s global ambitions as they relate to taiwan and rus
lives. jamie mcbride, l.a.p.d. director and director of the los angeles protective league is here and the fresno county district attorney is here, too. welcome both of you and thank you for this hour of your time. lisa, i want to talk with you. you do a similar job quite differently. what does gascon mean, the district attorney says punishment-based approach doesn t work. what does he want to do with criminals? yell and put them in time out? i think he should not be referred to as a district attorney. an impose tore district attorney. the district attorney should have the law enforcement official. he is a public defender in disguise. never tried a case or been in a courtroom. he is pushing an agenda of the people funding his campaign. and he is destroying the