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Katrina you wrote about this just today. >> i did i wrote about it because of something that is close to me, it's personal. a occasionally in politics you come across a policy that means something to you. being a woman of color, born to a teenage single mother, growing up in poverty, somehow navigating my way through this government imposed learned helplessness community, managed to be the first to graduate from college and broke the poverty cycle in my family and it was because i had access to people who actually cared and offered tools and resources so i can make better decisions for my life...

Katrina you wrote about this just today. >> i did i wrote about it because of something that is close to me, it's personal. a occasionally in politics you come across a policy that means something to you. being a woman of color, born to a teenage single mother, growing up in poverty, somehow navigating my way through this government imposed learned helplessness community, managed to be the first to graduate from college and broke the poverty cycle in my family and it was because i had access to people who actually cared and offered tools and resources so i can make better decisions for my life...

Being a republican which is unheard of, correct? that's the thing. when i'm out there talking people look at me and say, wow, she was pregnant at 19, ended up getting married, got divorced, fought desperately hard for her child. you know, went through some major obstacles. put herself through college. became someone who broke that poverty cycle in her family and we should champion that. instead we're championing what was called abortion barbie who is out there not even wanting her own children, league at her story. this is who the story is propping up as one of their future leaders. it's tragi...

They are really locked into a poverty cycle as a result. john: pretty amazing that no group has been more taking care of by big government and the indians, and no group in america has done worse. >> fundamentally the group -- root of the problem is the fact that we don't have the same property rights as others take for granted, and that has to fundamentally change. we have to be able to recognize the collective ownership and free the imagination of the individual entrepreneur. we had economies that went back many, many millennia and were successful until 1492. john: indians had a form of prope...

Are anywhere from 4roductive th held in trust. as many said these indians who t have their land under the trustee ship of the federal government can't borrow against them, they are really looked into the poverty cycle as a result. >> more group is taken care of by the indians and no group in america has done worse. >> it fundamentally changed we have to recognize collective n ownership of the tribe or the band or free the imagination of individual entrepreneur. m it went back many mel lillen yad were successful in 92. >> you found that that indians had a form of pop rert rights