to export steel and cement and fertilizer into the united states. that s something i m still hopeful we can include. and would allow us to go to glasgow, the global summit on climate in two weeks showing some ambition on combatting climate here in the united states. so if you want all of those climate initiatives, and the price tag comes down, you have to say bye to something, right? that would be some of the social safety net issues. so, you know, what would get trimmed or what would get eliminated? what do you think would be acceptable? there is free community college, there is expanded medicare, there is an expansion of pell grants, the child tax credits, and so on. what could be jetsonned? i have folks who work for me who are paying as much if not more for child care as they are for their mortgages. and it is something that work
felt as though black lives matter was having too many wins. that activists were kind of pushing the legislative agenda of the doj. now that you see that turn. however, i will say when it comes to trump supporters, a lot of places that voted for donald trump have real problems with opioid addiction, have real problems with drug issues. when you look at mandatory minimum sentences, while it might of course affect african-americans disproportionately, just given who makes up the population in the criminal justice system, in reality we are talking about young, white kids in new hampshire that might have to do long, lengthy drug sentences when their parents want them to go to drug treatment centers. of course those drug treatment centers might also be either eliminated or cut back because of all the cuts he is planning to make to the social safety net issues and medicaid. i think what we are seeing is a civil rights agenda that in some ways plays to his base, plays to his idea that african-