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Well. >> they just don't. >> inner cities do not work well. the formula that works in suburbs which are probably resource public schools, parental engagement and a commitment to high standards, we need to apply that to public education. >> but, mark-- >> i'm open so quality chaverters bchaverrters but i think vouchers are a mistake and no comprehensive proof. >> my daughter lives in baltimore. she tutors in a public school in baltimore and there are kids coming to her that held a 0.47 average. that is under 1. they are beyond failing and they have no family involvement. so the concept you're d...

Presented actually policy specifics from infrastructure, to school choice, to taxes to give people a reason to vote for him. you're always going to have some of that. but any of this other language, i have no idea. >> all right. >> so, jason, let me just ask you kind of the megaquestion as we close here. obviously, there's some polling, both nationally and in key states, like nationally, "the washington post" poll, the abc poll, rather, that shows the race tied. but there are many more polls that show hillary clinton with a lead and in some cases a significant lead. what would explain donald t...

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Days as well, that workers need basic protection, immigrants need the same protections, because they get shut out. when they get shut out, every worker in the country ultimately loses. >> i think a lot of people were fist pumping at that moment, because it's highly underdiscussed. in 1968, the minimum wage was equivalent to $10.47, in today's dollars. we're not talking about a small part of the country that works in low-wage jobs. which is about the same rate as 20 2010. >> these aren't teenagers, these