Great recession, 2008 financial crisis. they think that starbucks and having a fully charged iphone are the most porridge things, that they should have every day and it s not. with all the job losses we re starting to see especially in technology companies i think that it makes me sad but i m not surprised by the numbers that i found in this poll. to that point, marie, you brought up money. marie, look at this, this was so sad. the only priority the journal tested that has group in importance in the past quarter century is money which is cited as very important 43%. tolerance for others deemed very important by 80% in 1998, now down to 58%. so, love of money up, lack of tolerance ever present. and corporate prophets off the chart. the middle class struggling. we talk about cheryl touched on that. it s been a hard 20 years since this poll was conducted, we went
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Still learning details, we are finding out what has transpired in nashville. i kept thinking about what we did learn about uvalde and rob elementary and innocent lives lost. my heart is breaking for those parents right now. absolutely. marie. there are too many names we ve had to learn of elementary schools, house of worship, jewish. tree sunshine dog in philadelphia. in pittsburgh. pittsburgh, excuse me. we have seen over and over again in places that should be places of grace and protection, schools, hospitals, houses of worship, have to arm themselves. and that is that is part of the the saddest part of all this they keep happening in our country, we learn these names, kayleigh said, we will learn the stories of these children whose lives are lost. i m sick of hearing stories of childrens lives whose
We hold the family in our prayers. marie. yeah, i mean, on veterans we talked today already about these 20 years of war. somewhere around probably 3,000,000 americans served in one of those post 9/11 conflict. cheryl to your point i think we re still grappling with how to take care of them with jobs, employment, continuing education, the gi bill, the post 9/11 gi bill with medical care, mental healthcare for ptsd. this is an issue that even though those wars are over, and we ve looking at china, we re looking at other threats, we need to keep focused on that. i think this is such a part of that story that we need to focus on as a government, civil society, business, people with voices to be able to do that. yeah, i think all of this, i go right back to where ari started though. we are in a situation right now where we cannot tolerate to what is happening to america be our largest cities. the crime and
That memo. the legendary secretary of state henry kissinger once awarded the nobel peace prize trying to offer advice. he wrote this in an op-ed, but the spokesperson marie harf, didn t seem to be interested. i heard a lot of big words and big thoughts in that piece, and those are certainly there s a place for that. i didn t hear a lot of alternatives about what they would do differently. kissinger says the deal reinforces problems that are going on in the middle east. it was in yesterday s wall street journal. he did use words that were maybe more than one syllable there was alternatives. the titanic mistake would be to sign off. they had an alternative.