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Assistance to make ends meat. -- meet. >> if you work at walmart and you have to get on food stamps and youre a person of color, youre stigmatized. if youre a farmer and work hard and get help from the government, youre a noble person. we have to stop that. >> black coals are still in full effect. >> dont miss van jones show saturday at 7. an empty seat on the bench of the supreme court begins its new term. imagine what the justices are thinking about judge brett kavanaugh. well discuss. if your...

We have to take all of these variables. we still have in the city of flint, for example, our sisters and brothers in flint still dont have clean water. where is the major infrastructure bill we need to make sure we rebuild roads and bridges and water systems in this country? those are the kinds of things that bring true quality of life, not just looking at one snapshot in time in terms of unemployment rate when people still have to work two and three jobs just to make ends meat. don, i was recen...

Probably seeing ron desantos on right now. what is your message to them why they should vote for you? >> ill tell you, we believe we got to talk to floridians. and largely floridians who have chosen not to participate in this political process because they dont believe in it anymore. talking about donald trump and reminding folks of how bad he is and how unqualified he is for the job that he holds doesnt do anything to ensure that theyre able to make ends meat. doesnt do anything to ensure that ...

Work force. i think thats the vision we want to try to elevate, not a low-wage economy where people have to work multiple jobs in order to make ends meat. >> mr. mayor, sam stine here. congratulations on the primary victory last night. i saw you say some time last night in the euphoria that you didnt really talk a lot about donald trump during the primary campaign. i guess perhaps im sort of curious how thats possible because he dominates everything, but in reality, the truth is his fingerprints...

Here in oklahoma. demanding not only higher wages but also $200 million in funding for their schools, funding they say has been cut in the past decade. you not only have teachers here you also have state competency. you have families, children and parents saying im here for my teacher and for the state of oklahoma. i have two teachers here, melissa and randy. tell us about your own situations what brought you here? >> ive got go masters degrees and $164,000 in student loans. i have four job titl...

Tell me about growing up with maribel. what was she like? >> troublemaker. mom wanted her to stay at home. and she wanted to go play baseball. >> tomboy. >> yes, yes. >> her sister, lucy, saying tomboy maribel also had a spark. >> she would come in and introduce herself. >> make friends. she was easy to talk to. >> you saw boys interested in her. >> definitely. >> from an early age. >> early age. >> and that never ended, did it. >> no, no. >> little sister remembers how maribel was also in charg...

Tuition hikes. weve got your responses. michael writes, as an adjunct professor at one of these schools, the real issue isnt budget cuts. its budget priorities. as a culture weve convinced ourselves that education is expendable and this attitude affects education at every level. from caitlin, i am an undergraduate student and it is a struggle for the majority of us to make ends meet. how can we be expected to succeed if we cant afford to finish college at all, let alone in a four-year span? and ...