people an opportunity to go out and get the vocational training that the united states has fallen on its face on over the past 25, 30 years. there are a lot of really good jobs out there fit them. yeah, no, that is some innovative thinking. all right. the book is smart people should build things. andrew yang, thank you. praise on the back from dan gilbert and jeff, the ceo of linkedin, and also the ceo of warby parker, all kind of bringing a different point of view to the table here. it looks great. thank you so much for being on the show. up next, the american heart association releases important new guidelines on the third-leading cause of death among women. a report you can t miss, next on morning joe. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let s share the news tomorrow.
here with us now, founder and ceo of venture for america andrew yang, the author of smart people should build things. smart people should build things, how to restore our culture of achievement, build a path for entrepreneurs and create new jobs in america. i think only smart people should build things. let me ask you this, it s so basic what you re saying. why are we making this point? and what are the problems we re seeing so far in terms of where they are going and where they are not in terms of building their futures. to use myself as an example, when i graduated from brown in the 90s, i didn t know what to do with myself so i went to law school, which is a default. not a bad default. a lot of peers made that