willing to come and work and do jobs americans aren t willing to take. we couldn t get comprehensive immigration reform when we had ted kennedy and john mccain and president george w. bush. no chance in the world you ll get it now. you work in the white house and you are choosing every day between the urgent and the important. this is important but it s not urgent. the infrastructure bill is urgent. health care is urgent. covid is urgent. the build back better plan is urgent. he s doing the right thing and focusing on that. the border is an issue to be managed. it is not legislation to be passed. astead, i want to bring up something else president biden said yesterday in terms of whether or not he d be open to getting rid of the filibuster. at least just to pass some sort of voter protection or voting rights bill. one of the reasons we like interviewing joe biden is because sometimes he accidentally says what he actually thinks. take a listen. when it comes to voting rights v
participation rate did not fluctuate this way. it did not think dramatically. and reasonable indicator where we are it is time shift focus. only added 74,000 jobs last month. that s about half of what we need just to keep up with population growth. so the problem and this, i think, has direct bearing on the immigration debate. the problem is not that they there are too many jobs and too few americans. there are jobs americans aren t willing to do. it sounds like there aren t enough jobs. well, there actually aren t enough jobs. the president keeps saying let s send more people to college. look at all the college educated people working in starbucks. but, worse, we have more college degreed people working as janitors in the united states than we do engineers? that is horrifying. at some point it seems like we are going to need to reassess the basic assumptions we have about the path to success in america. do you think we re going to do that? do you think we are going to