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Anti-p anti-populi anti-populism, are that talking about that-- >> i think that resistance to trump, that's sort of faded and now what can we do to build. and that's most prominent. >> and you mean student debt. >> and it's hard to see past the big block. that's the main barrier that we have to being economically comfortable and i think that's sort of a big factor that college students think as they go into their career fields. how can i repay this loan. how can i get a job to maintain my passions and balance two things in my life. leland: the conversation we had here is remarkably civil compa...

Border. if you look at these national guard troops citizen soldiers. a lot of them are in support areas. they can support intelligence, their main career field. supporting fleet management to free up border patrol agents to patrol on the border. it is doing both. >> leland: the money comes from the same pot and what i'm asking you is how much of that pot are you willing to spend on putting the national guard on the border that directly takes away -- no two ways on the accounting. every dollar on the border takes away from military readiness to fight abroad. what's the balance you're willing to...

Once you graduate college we will come back and take care of student loans. set aside $500 for the emergency fund. go look at some grants and scholarships and go by your school financial aid office and see if they can have any scholarships available. after that focus on finishing college and then after that we are going to take care of the student loans. ainsley: ken, this one is for you. this is mary in new jersey. i'm 55 and i have been a real estate agent for 23 years. is it too late for me to go to medical school and follow my passion? >> i don't think it's too late if you can cash flow it...

Related to that. i can tell you from the panels we had today and my own experience, i was in the military for 26 years as a fighter pilot. women are still struggling on many fronts. in some cases, there is flat out bias and discrimination. in other cases, there are barriers related to flexibility or them going into lower paying career fields. there is an actual pay gap but in many cases, it is because of women being more predominantly responsible for being a caregiver and having to go in and out of the workforce to meet those responsibilities. what we thought the hearing today, private sector ...

Related to that. i can tell you from the panels we had today and my own experience, i was in the military for 26 years as a fighter pilot. women are still struggling on many fronts. in some cases, there is flat out bias and discrimination. in other cases, there are barriers related to flexibility or them going into lower paying career fields. there is an actual pay gap but in many cases, it is because of women being more predominantly responsible for being a caregiver and having to go in and out of the workforce to meet those responsibilities. what we thought the hearing today, private sector ...