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So they never challenged what happened either what they call their home or some minimal people put this up the other co founder Lance Pruitt had to break it was made so they're gonna make disapprove that sometimes service keeping a labor shortage happy and now as you can trade easily with these kinds of methylene blue a family with bad family so that it's okay children and widows while they were in it as time went on to move away from any party because that was the health issue more and more once you have some public health insurance for your community next and response time are you Hey what's up me I'm sending lots of people star starts that's the legs that point when you have an industry The other thing we have an immense number of charities to try to take care of people so that there is a tradition of privatizing and social and so that the child welfare practice Unknown Speaker 06:50 is a lot when I want to take the Unknown Speaker 06:54 notion of a category Unknown Speaker 06:57 is race people believe that that's the lens we have made it work love it taking place perhaps we now have a system you know we have here to see it Navy historical discussion again that discussion I so with John every 100 to make money The last one from now on day either reading for family cannot My name is you're watching value of seated always compensate for your parents last save the other thing that means that you're willing to say it's not my first time we're talking families your children we ready for it or not right welcome and so that they feel alive think now is a great time We are leading this amazing administration I want to morning should only for one thing people now move on everybody you've got it I got it working out that movie and watching the Unknown Speaker 16:49 movie I'm happy to hear that you need assistance in finding regulate terrified to travel check it out hear the gentleman with the status so not that I think we're very talkative or say the children are happy yeah it's useful and I find it really useful leaving a building so now's the time one of the goals that I think is very timely that it's impossible to deserve it Unknown Speaker 18:20 it is to be on camera that's why this is this is Unknown Speaker 18:46 awesome because later on we have a lot of passion for our talk here right the Apple Watch the other thing you Is that Unknown Speaker 20:12 most likely care name is this a solution yes Unknown Speaker 21:17 found a way Unknown Speaker 21:20 to transmit traffic but it was better to set a standard that most people wouldn't navigate time to work to get the standard license over the last five given ideas that they have to tap into what do you have now and I'm arguing that this is awesome last three years or so right right now finally guys Oh. luck with your right to talk about right right the next lesson On the other. Afternoon how do we get awesome What's up you struggling evening always on what's up not only a Race Unknown Speaker 34:39 you ready Unknown Speaker 34:59 right We all have Unknown Speaker 35:02 a better way now guys wow that's part of what I do Unknown Speaker 36:33 but it's not only Unknown Speaker 37:02 name is you Day the efficacy of the different types of women out there I was Unknown Speaker 39:00 young economic arguments Men are all the new science and technology and that's what you do you do a call they're happy with that right but Unknown Speaker 39:25 that's because they're on the phone changes Good morning you up to date Unknown Speaker 40:40 the man with the mouth Unknown Speaker 40:45 that is not the name of the man my life or Unknown Speaker 41:10 not for life are you on back Unknown Speaker 42:10 that is awesome Unknown Speaker 42:19 I think it was sickening Unknown Speaker 42:34 not talking about guys what's up and we can't afford to really pay because I know we have a family a closer look Unknown Speaker 43:20 you can find Unknown Speaker 43:22 a job it's not the best this video alright guys so I can go Action actually very long Unknown Speaker 46:09 in terms of distinguishing between American in your hand behaviors in saying that the labor market the labor force generated Europeans are located in certain places in the United States gender equality is the source of childcare On what basis do you think that occurs Unknown Speaker 46:34 on what happens with doctors you looked at the difference Unknown Speaker 47:13 mean in the family life Unknown Speaker 47:16 circumstances we Unknown Speaker 47:17 are here to tell Unknown Speaker 47:24 that historic Unknown Speaker 47:41 mansion not only want women to be right so let's go once from the dental office right talking to me on my phone was thank you for sharing your skills that's it want to Unknown Speaker 49:37 work with you also Unknown Speaker 49:45 market has not Unknown Speaker 49:49 been done then you see the behaviors of different behaviors as stemming from the historical America To attitude characters behave it's not a case of well the Europeans have about Kratos tremendous number of traders before you alluded to how we integrate well they know the different standard of living kinds of things operation because the government is doing the taxes but you'd say the primary Wellspring is American traditional behavior and attitudes until one becomes far more legalistic straddling two things that are related to this Unknown Speaker 50:39 and I would say off before I get on here I'm not Unknown Speaker 51:05 you want to not be Unknown Speaker 51:09 1615 Unfortunately appreciate the support that we don't have to watch however we're not but that doesn't mean you're going to Unknown Speaker 51:25 fly you can show me come and there's so much Unknown Speaker 51:43 sadness but anyway the robotic way Unknown Speaker 51:51 Germany doesn't have to worry about the military but we take him away that threat but it really is your welfare perhaps Unknown Speaker 52:06 yes a look at their cost also many times Napoli Unknown Speaker 52:29 logic which I think is one of the training that helps kids to have Unknown Speaker 52:42 a way out you're not too taxing not harsh Unknown Speaker 53:00 but there too I think that right now if you have to be Unknown Speaker 53:08 there move Unknown Speaker 53:09 from left to Unknown Speaker 53:16 right what they've done it Unknown Speaker 53:32 so that you can Unknown Speaker 53:33 keep in mind Unknown Speaker 53:35 they're not going out of business Have you ever been marketing Unknown Speaker 53:43 whatever comes to my Unknown Speaker 53:50 mind it's never been very hard am currently Unknown Speaker 54:09 in college that will happen naturally and so that's why it's definitely social. In Europe, you're going to pay less money to further for providing money to my state. So to get funding for your business Christ first reported on the show Unknown Speaker 55:00 stage because I think Europe is useful here because their countries are so small and not so poor listed in complex as our our people so anything that you would do in France or West Germany or Britain could be damaged easily now is the Europe economic market as a group developing to the point where it could be a better model for us than any individual European country or not useful Unknown Speaker 55:37 okay Unknown Speaker 55:37 it's useful and not as they see I'm not Unknown Speaker 55:41 interested in coming here I'm interested to Unknown Speaker 55:43 play music which Unknown Speaker 55:45 they have absolute right so what what happened is important here process power level here a lot but there are two things have been cars Unknown Speaker 56:10 and they were devastating Unknown Speaker 56:15 Germans invaded Poland Unknown Speaker 56:18 now not the journalists not that's not the Netherlands we have some bands that can achieve that then they find that way. Unknown Speaker 56:27 But certainly in the early day Unknown Speaker 56:30 African people first the topic of fun Unknown Speaker 56:36 there was a lengthy Unknown Speaker 56:39 other thing is that the European never had to close the volume Unknown Speaker 56:54 decreases Unknown Speaker 57:00 and the national economy in other words, the board isn't always using the market never wanted to other industries that they export and that they're important so they were much Unknown Speaker 57:16 more fluid and open market Unknown Speaker 57:20 we're now we're now technically faced free Unknown Speaker 57:29 we are much more intimate Unknown Speaker 57:34 and we are honored to just Unknown Speaker 57:42 chat with each Unknown Speaker 57:44 is the same age now the truth is we can open up our time that means that I'm going to be Unknown Speaker 58:06 the third time it Unknown Speaker 58:10 can be a lot more a lot more educated. I mean in a sense, we're now building you Unknown Speaker 58:19 don't have enough now but even though a lot of Unknown Speaker 58:21 jobs that are worthy people Unknown Speaker 58:24 my favorite Unknown Speaker 58:26 is kind of part of the overtime. That's kind of the department growing service Unknown Speaker 58:37 doesn't pay very much but getting people on screen literally. You know, that's just going to be both jobs are temporary that actually infrastructure that we want every you know all of us are going to have a workspace Unknown Speaker 58:54 or you have a new A fun fact. ATM machine. Unknown Speaker 59:01 They're just you a bank teller sitting down right now Unknown Speaker 59:03 you need a lot of service the machine as they build the infrastructure so that we really are talking about a future lots of Unknown Speaker 59:13 transfer different kinds of skills. I don't know I don't know if Unknown Speaker 59:23 you know who I'm talking about 96 degrees on the other hand, certainly away one of the new jobs used to be one of the programs. That's very, very few everybody else like pharmaceutical area I always tell people Mary Kay Cosmetics will always be important for you. What sad, Unknown Speaker 59:59 sad I will say add a significant I think that another Unknown Speaker 1:00:05 company okay Unknown Speaker 1:00:10 but are there any other questions a question for you yeah the question is how do you deal with the good Unknown Speaker 1:00:49 quality of quality services Unknown Speaker 1:00:57 that job so that's what I need to post questions that's what I'm in excuses. We don't want to refuse to take care you know, and and that was bad, right? Unknown Speaker 1:01:23 Maybe privacy two years ago generally find quality monitoring, expensive publication tends to be published but not Unknown Speaker 1:01:41 not always available. And that's why I think Unknown Speaker 1:01:49 this plays into school that we want to think about schools are based on the data Unknown Speaker 1:01:58 as opposed to taking state and taxes that were distributed. Unknown Speaker 1:02:05 So go to CBS, but the most important is to ask questions and then think about what's a great way to enhance their people who Unknown Speaker 1:02:12 thought about hanging Unknown Speaker 1:02:16 and maybe those are not how they want they can't politically get in local Unknown Speaker 1:02:29 but we're not yet in French to meditate if we put daycare as part of the URL which is what our chakras like open up the schools in the later period are the ages I hit the colleges I just wouldn't want to do that. But there are political you could use to not have to be setting up to pay for taxes maybe even one figure out that you really can go anywhere you want what the problem still remains women are still going to child even when they are they're going to have to worry about pressure now to make childcare to present the city San Francisco anyway without donating some of the space to childcare that will be probably stopped by the corporations that are building but the people for animals are not a toy but that's Yeah. Isn't that a disincentive? So there's legislation against Yeah, Unknown Speaker 1:04:16 I whenever I hear about this Unknown Speaker 1:04:19 I always knew they do a lot Unknown Speaker 1:04:22 of stuff about this assembly. Unknown Speaker 1:04:26 And they look at the coefficients Unknown Speaker 1:04:31 of cash actually have stuff. Unknown Speaker 1:04:34 And we have lots of that are anything but anything because they can't find how to deploy it but it makes put to good flows and leverage. So I also don't know that I want Unknown Speaker 1:04:55 to know what will Corporation Well, first of all HVTN evidence downsizing they are used to lay off supplies. But historically we've not laid off a new level. Well, that's the Unknown Speaker 1:05:15 word, the new word for the downside. Unknown Speaker 1:05:19 Okay, because you don't lay off the flow down. And sometimes you downsize people to Unknown Speaker 1:05:28 different parts of the market, and you're actually taking them Unknown Speaker 1:05:31 and making a factory and putting them to work. But anyway, at&t was one of the monitors basically always heard about Unknown Speaker 1:05:43 child care closed down. I mean, they have the power plant experiment Unknown Speaker 1:05:57 so that the pressure that used to be able to put, you know, at least the high tech, well educated class, the labor force to be able to make these demands that doesn't trickle down less on the labor market, even here, they don't have to wait, you know, actually study them everyone get rid of work Unknown Speaker 1:06:16 at this point in time. Yeah. Well, but I'm just thinking though, that your previous statement about national dialogue about child care comes from the anticipation of a labor shortage and heart all right. And I almost think everything that's been stated here springs from a business mentality essentially and we really can't avoid that in the kind of capitalist system we have unless something else radically changes we we may not like the corporate model or what the corporations are what's your option if a TNT closes down its daycare centers then what Unknown Speaker 1:07:05 my argument is you know Unknown Speaker 1:07:08 you always know how to supply Unknown Speaker 1:07:11 the ATT and MPLS operation and that we are private issue anymore their Unknown Speaker 1:07:33 most important part their left 6000 Unknown Speaker 1:07:40 And although Unknown Speaker 1:07:41 they don't have large Unknown Speaker 1:07:49 larger onboarding Unknown Speaker 1:07:54 I really didn't have somebody but there's gonna Unknown Speaker 1:07:59 be my will Unknown Speaker 1:08:07 push for any a really innovative totalitarian Unknown Speaker 1:08:12 discussion because the only one Unknown Speaker 1:08:17 that knows Unknown Speaker 1:08:19 enough people population out there to support Unknown Speaker 1:08:23 a go up now that's really how we got a lot Unknown Speaker 1:08:28 of stuff Unknown Speaker 1:08:31 how do you organize Unknown Speaker 1:08:33 a man right? Unknown Speaker 1:08:37 Depth Absolutely. Second, and Unknown Speaker 1:08:44 you're not going to get that are going to get a Unknown Speaker 1:08:53 second part of that is that there are certain parts of this and I will confirm that it's gonna happen just because Unknown Speaker 1:09:03 costs already so much cheaper to go through the same things for this candidate. We have the most read I'm not in other words Unknown Speaker 1:09:27 yet we spend more time Unknown Speaker 1:09:32 on health care. And so we're gonna get some of that there, but it's Unknown Speaker 1:09:38 not going to be feminist. Unknown Speaker 1:09:40 It's not going to talk about what your family it's not, it's going to be treatment less. And a lot of things that we're already debating Unknown Speaker 1:09:49 about is also going to be part of that. Unknown Speaker 1:09:52 Now, one of the things that I've been to a series of conferences, I'm sorry, just to respond to this Because of Women's History Month, I was in California a couple of weeks ago in a couple of other places and here, and I hear a thread that runs through things that suggest that women aren't helping themselves very much. And the thread that I hear are that feminist activists who are lobbying and working really and truly want the same things, that the yuppies they're complaining about what it's like, oh, these young women are going for MBAs and fighting their way up in the corporate world and caring about themselves. But those young women want comparable work, they want to be paid the same as other managers, they want to have families, they want to have childcare. And there is such an, you know, to say natural Alliance distorts it, because they are, they have the same goals and sets. And the feminist movement is seen as consolidating the progress they've made by fighting for things for poor women, because they are exactly the things that all women want. And I see no political bloc forming that would be the answer to this. Unknown Speaker 1:11:08 Yeah, let me look the dancer. So once you Unknown Speaker 1:11:19 if you said Unknown Speaker 1:11:22 that it was not any of the family policies, its priorities Unknown Speaker 1:11:30 and reservations and vice versa. Act. Unknown Speaker 1:11:36 That is now Unknown Speaker 1:11:40 we talk about the feminist movement, grassroots organization. Unknown Speaker 1:11:47 With a study center in church, women and churches, limited health clinics all over the country, and the women were the number one priority. And also the things that are going on in Washington, Unknown Speaker 1:12:03 the Red Scare had actually rational. Unknown Speaker 1:12:14 And that's not the whole shebang. Unknown Speaker 1:12:15 It used to be Unknown Speaker 1:12:18 family, childcare, done this way. Your home. And that was the successful leadership. Unknown Speaker 1:12:28 Now this year, Unknown Speaker 1:12:31 starting coalition, housing, child poverty is the single most important thing, social work, psychiatrists slowly bringing together, but these Unknown Speaker 1:12:48 are all Washington and then wonderful that Unknown Speaker 1:12:53 they're lobbying. Unknown Speaker 1:12:58 And what is missing desperately needs to happen? A huge Unknown Speaker 1:13:03 public discussion of what this means forcing a public discussion, what, how are we going Unknown Speaker 1:13:14 to balance? How are we going to make and how we can organize people in the form that will show strength. I love all the questions that men and women women Unknown Speaker 1:13:30 count. I don't see this. I mean, Unknown Speaker 1:13:35 the Wall Street Journal one article. Unknown Speaker 1:13:40 They can afford to Unknown Speaker 1:13:42 run away from getting holding government accountable, business accountable to work Unknown Speaker 1:13:48 fine to begin. Unknown Speaker 1:13:50 comparable work has never been seen as gifting because those women already make more money. Unknown Speaker 1:13:57 Equal pay for equal work would be much more of an issue. Unknown Speaker 1:13:59 It's not they don't they don't really you mentioned the Wall Street Journal this week had an interesting analysis saying that married men and single women married men because they had the family support system and single women did the best. So women per se even with exemplary credentials, still have the fight in the corporate world even Unknown Speaker 1:14:23 I would never in a million years living anywhere. Okay, I would now not Unknown Speaker 1:14:28 and that's the basis for you know my mind. And I've heard the grassroots groups and and I just don't see an alliance forming up on the leadership spree. Unknown Speaker 1:14:38 Well, there's no I think there's an evolution. I think the potential lies there wider opportunities. Unknown Speaker 1:14:50 work, but these are recent findings. But you always need social media. One needs to get The topic that Unknown Speaker 1:15:08 I want to call on Unknown Speaker 1:15:26 to invest in childcare you doing exactly what they're doing the writing lists the research report on Unknown Speaker 1:15:55 it well particularly when people can't find the people Unknown Speaker 1:15:59 aren't used to something else happening need to do is I posted here tuition decrease the scholarships can be improved against making incremental prices negative sales and our responsibility to create highly educated production putting the burden back on which Unknown Speaker 1:16:46 which may have already been affecting Unknown Speaker 1:16:49 people could have children so it was up to him to go there Unknown Speaker 1:16:58 right away the question of higher education there being a Unknown Speaker 1:17:22 lot of special about the cost of education also Unknown Speaker 1:17:29 may not be solved but it's I was ready Unknown Speaker 1:17:33 to be Unknown Speaker 1:17:41 yeah I have to tell you Unknown Speaker 1:17:46 lot of people have family what they have to get accomplished make a very timely reservation level anything to move towards reducing churn was saying that was probably nice and useful today me talking about the logic Unknown Speaker 1:18:55 of history right here Unknown Speaker 1:18:57 really become a doctor especially if you're not able to when unemployed look for work by the end of the three years I listen to my brother in law sometimes, so, to speak. And so, in a way to get to this place Unknown Speaker 1:20:00 Have you seen out that social? Unknown Speaker 1:20:06 I think that's why Unknown Speaker 1:20:07 I talked about it now important private people, Unknown Speaker 1:20:18 everybody, not about gender. Unknown Speaker 1:20:22 I think it has to be understood. We've got a lot of theory on feminist, anti feminist. Unknown Speaker 1:20:35 But that Unknown Speaker 1:20:36 I really do believe, and I am Major. Unknown Speaker 1:20:41 Understanding the fact that Unknown Speaker 1:20:45 it's a landslide Unknown Speaker 1:20:48 successfully. You have to when Unknown Speaker 1:20:52 you lose your sense of duty, Unknown Speaker 1:20:55 you did something that was that grants a tremendous reality. For people experience a long period of growth now. I really believe Unknown Speaker 1:21:21 that if you have if you call marginal watch our comprehensive family Unknown Speaker 1:21:32 and organized and well, Unknown Speaker 1:21:34 you will have huge numbers against the height of the last March 9 meeting, if you would take bets, and Unknown Speaker 1:21:45 it was all good, not wonderful. Anybody? But But I think that Unknown Speaker 1:21:54 was one watch. Oh, no, no, Unknown Speaker 1:21:57 let me let me back up Unknown Speaker 1:21:59 for a while. All right. Unknown Speaker 1:22:03 If you're going to take that show up on that was really Unknown Speaker 1:22:11 it was largest at grade eight. Nobody Unknown Speaker 1:22:25 I will also fit Unknown Speaker 1:22:28 the organization that way, after anyway, Unknown Speaker 1:22:37 particularly after the derby was great, but there were other parts of the country that were not. And yet there was this tremendous Unknown Speaker 1:22:46 because people will Unknown Speaker 1:22:50 think of families you know, Unknown Speaker 1:22:55 having a feminist analysis family doesn't mean that that a lot of people would identify as feminists, you wouldn't be interested if the elderly turnout was that much higher. Unknown Speaker 1:23:12 And they might also be concerned from a particular Unknown Speaker 1:23:13 level. And that's something that we need to keep in mind. The turnout national justice programs Unknown Speaker 1:23:25 to be much larger Unknown Speaker 1:23:26 than I think it could be. I'm just worried Unknown Speaker 1:23:30 for getting tenure myself. I want to have no effort in putting this together. Unknown Speaker 1:23:39 I was going to talk about something else. My name is Christine Carmody area the past president of the National Organization for New Jersey Unknown Speaker 1:23:51 four years skills professional skills to this work is valuable to take it really seriously. And one of the things I'm going to tell right absolutely Unknown Speaker 1:24:15 family and I have gone to Unknown Speaker 1:24:17 ordination quite yet for some reason but it proper usage. Usage as far as the march in Washington I'm going to talk about the cabling the wiring it was family planning and abortion. But I stuffed those presents Unknown Speaker 1:24:59 were open The Unknown Speaker 1:25:02 next chapters actually work the beginning. And I came back to find that the chapter was asleep. I said, women were women and men, so the women, family, join a networking. And so I ended up organizing my county, getting buses going for family planning. But the women that I had worked with before all became networking suits. Remember, working with one of the juniors, it's very nice, but they know what you're talking about Chris, rude. So I'm gonna get outside, I think they went somewhere else. But you have to keep Unknown Speaker 1:25:54 from falling following products, you have to have a technical balance, Unknown Speaker 1:25:58 if you will, there's a problem out there and everybody's got to work together to fix the problem Unknown Speaker 1:26:02 to only work on the problem so long. Unknown Speaker 1:26:04 So you've got a time and then well on the problem sauce, I'm Unknown Speaker 1:26:09 working. Or you don't, I'm so tired. I've been asked to support Unknown Speaker 1:26:16 somebody else to put something down. Okay, you've acknowledged that keep keeping momentum Unknown Speaker 1:26:27 and bringing in new hope. And if you Unknown Speaker 1:26:29 ask me what not only the younger women who were not brought in the first time around these families sweet Unknown Speaker 1:26:42 we happy to talk to them they listen, we're in agreement, reproductive rights theory by the way now this one we introduced the era of civil rights restoration. And for those in New Jersey, I want you to know that two weeks ago I was in Washington lobbying the beating of the Congress and the thing I sort of noticed also right here but nevertheless we lobbied on these on these bills but the big business member of us went see or Senator Senator Bradley on where they stand on there with the sun era Arabia reproductive rights is the restoration of women. Hey equity I know they got inflammation of the presumed Alpha chain let me commerce in the interest or essence of one page Unknown Speaker 1:27:43 be so lucky lucky.