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>> that's the norm for people in my set. because there is an understanding that you are expected to achieve. you are given opportunity in america and you are expected to make it. and, again, i have numbers to back it up. nigerians make up less than 1% of the black population in the u.s. and yet in 2013 alone, 25% of the black students at harvard business school were nigerian decent. here's some more numbers for you, brooke. other a fourth of the nigerians have professional degree. only 11% of whites in america can say the same. so we are model minorities. so about this myth about africa living...

>> neil: hear me out. and now the top 1% are paying more than 30% of the bill. you know that it's got to be more spread out. >> right. look, you can't get blood from a rock. these people -- >> neil: you can get something. >> these people struggling to make ends meet, you can't take anything from them. but we're missing something in this whole thing about income and equality. what about education? what about preparing these kids? i think there's 60 or 80,000 jobs in this city right now. $80,000 year incomes. the kids are not qualified to do the work. why? because they're not getting quality edu...

Because we're going to hit $1 trillion. the most meaningful reason why the price has gone up, then we should go back to the model of providing free quality educations that we keep chopping away and chopping away at. the answer s you know what, it's better if we just have a small sector of the population going to college. y unless we're going to have a quota system that every third president can't be an ivy leaguer or something like that, or the justices, we're going to have two spots open for people who did not go to college. we can provide college that burdens people to come out of debt. >> a...