. >> let's speak to somebody in palmdale california who supports debt forgiveness. >> good morning. thank you for taking our call. -- my call. i just want to comment that the state of the financial america that we are in, it is so chaotic for young people. they have had to learn how to earn wages and so many ways with their culture of hustle and that whatever you can however you can because you have to earn many different ways to make it happen. people who are grown and used to the way things were, i'm 47 years old, it's changed and things are different. we need to help adults get out of their emotional feelings in tribal thought process and have kids get an air to breathe. the future is theirs, if we take it away from them and impede on their progress, where will the country go? we are already having a rough time. let's drop the gloves and stop fighting and just start helping each other. that's what i have to say. >> danielle. >> i think it's important, what the caller mentioned about this generation. i would also note that there are lots of barbers over 50 some in their 70's who a

host: let's talk to caine in palmdale, california. caller: good morning. for taking my call. i wanted to comment the state of the financial america would live in is so chaotic for young people. they have had to learn how to earn wages in so many different ways with their culture of fossil -- hustle because you have to earn from different ways to make it happen. people who are grown, who are used to the way things work -- i'm 47 years old. it has changed. we need a few adults in the room to get out of their emotional feelings and their tribal thought process and let these kids have a little air to breathe. the future is theirs. if we take it away from them and impede their progress, where is this country going to go? we are already having a rough time. let's drop the gloves and stop fighting and help each other. that is all i got to say. host: daniellel? guest: i think it's important what the caller mentioned about this generation and their burden of debt. i would note there are a lot of borrowers who are over 50. many in their 60's and some of their 70's t

host: let's talk to caine in palmdale, california. caller: good morning.ou for taking my call. i wanted to comment the state of the financial america would live in is so chaotic for young people. they have had to learn how to earn wages in so many different ways with their culture of fossil -- hustle because you have to earn from different ways to make it happen. people who are grown, who are used to the way things work -- i'm 47 years old. it has changed. we need a few adults in the room to get out of their emotional feelings and their tribal thought process and let these kids have a little air to breathe. the future is theirs. if we take it away from them and impede their progress, where is this country going to go? we are already having a rough time. let's drop the gloves and stop fighting and help each other. that is all i got to say. host: daniellel? guest: i think it's important what the caller mentioned about this generation and their burden of debt. i would note there are a lot of borrowers who are over 50. many in their 60's and some of their 70's

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