you listen to people like shantel walker and kaytoo. data and all of that, but this is about real people, the struggle as americans. hey how are you doing? you get distracted. this is about who we are as a nation. i will be with my wife's uncle this afternoon. this is really about biblical teaching what is taught in the quran and the torah and what we learned about making sure we do onto others. there is a guy named jim wallis who does this exercise with his students or he asks his students to rip the pages about helping the poor. this is about who we are as a nation. i come here to say thank you to all of our friends at the afl-cio. you continue to give voice. communities continue to give voice. people in the front line. papa john's, give me some love here. that is what you are saying. this this president was a community organizer and continues to be. he understands that change comes from the bottom up. i am excited to be traveling with the president to detroit because we we will be talking about where we have been where we are and whe

my name is shantel walker and i worked at papa john's for more than 10 years. i made peaches i answered the phones. i do it all. we all do a good job. my coworkers, me and coworkers throughout the country but the subject at hand is raising the minimum wage. and not raising the minimum wage make a living wage. and raising wages completely. [applause] everything we are going through as workers is hard. i live this every single day. we've got to do more to ensure that there's justice in the workplace, in new york and across the country and the world. when i was younger i wanted to be a fiber optics technician can work on computers and it didn't turn out that way. i just are working, working working. i had other jobs at movie theaters and had warehouses. when i started at papa john's it was just another job, until something happened. i saw some coworkers not getting paid. at that time my boss never put them on the clock. and they said they never worked for them. this one worker, he was a teenager. it made me upset but i'm proud to say we took things to the next lev

i am shantel walker and i worked at papa johns for more than ten years. i make pizza, answer the phones and do it all. we all do a good job. me and coworkers throughout the country. but the subject at hand is raising the minimum wage. and not raising the minimum wage, make a living wage. raising wages completely. [applause] >> everything we are going through as workers is hard. i live this every single day. we have to do more than make sure there is justice across the work place in new york across the country and around the world. when i was younger i wanted to be a fiber optic technician with computers and it didn't turn out that way. i started working and working. when i started at papa johns it was just another job until something happened. i saw co-workers not getting paid. at the time my boss never put them on the clock and they said they never worked for them. this one worker, he was a teenager, it made me upset. but i am proud to say we took things to the next level. we had action in my store the whole community came out. i want to say 100-80 peopl