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The problem for him, he ought to decide he's going to make the products his own businesses sell in america. you know, the clothing lines that his family is associated with. they ought to make them in america. so first of all, to have credibility, he's going to have to walk the talk. and so far, he hasn't done that. he takes advantage of cheap labor across the globe for the businesses that he continues to have a hand in. but more importantly, if he's really all about made in america, make sure that the american worker has the skills to compete in the global economy that we're in. not cut worker...

With a race that required the republicans to unload millions and millions of dollars just to hold the seat that they already had, i think that indicates a step in the right direction. what i worry about is that the body slam of the reporter confiscates the body slam that president trump's budget is going to put on all sorts of working people. this new member of congress is going to have to make a decision about some really tough choices that we have to make. i'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt, but i'm not going to be too pleased if he decides he is going to embrace the trump budget...

Issue is opportunity inequality. if we don't have an answer for the increasing opportunity gap in america -- >> let me follow up on that. the majority of jobs created in the country are low wage jobs. how do we shift to the economy of opportunity for all? >> well it starts with education reform which we have not taken seriously. and this is, of course a 20-year goal and doesn't start until we start it. the second thing is we have to be warriors for the expansion of high skill jobs that don't require a college education. we are not taking vocational education seriously. worker retraining. not t...

From infrastructure education, basic r and d. looking at worker retraining to help our orchestrate force become more competitive is a piece of this. wages won't go up unless our workers are more productive. i think they can be. we need to look -- she's talked about this -- to go away from the short termism and capitalism to longer. deal with our debt problems and we need a comprehensive economic plan. i look forward to hearing the specifics. >> she will talk about make being sure corporations think long term and there's some speculation she's going to once again go all the way to the far left ...

Ipads on the table. the first two steps handled by a working low-wage worker are handled by the ipad instead, andrew. >> that is right. what we observe is the clever inn know vatt innovators. when i take the shuttle up to boston, i stop off with a quick meal and glass of wine, do i my ordering via ipod. >> we have to train workers if we have the explosion of low-wage jobs, and they keep paying low wages, what do we do with worker retraining. now i hear companies complaining they don't have the work force with the right skills. >> we all have to chip in and making sure we are retraining the wor...