i think, and this is fresh because of elisabeth warren, is the most at the top some ice. the country has to see someone elected in those top-tier positions and its intestate you would not think so. if you look at hillary clinton secretary of state printed you would think that people have to wonder. and i'm not advocating specifically, she had her own enormous set of issues going into that race. and it is harder i think for a down ballot. it would be enormously helpful. if with having said that, within congress, i think that is funny. at some .1 of the more senior woman said to me, the matter started to crumble. were getting sick of hearing about all of these women. and it's complicated because they were made to understand that they were there to celebrate and at the same time, they were coming to struggle with some of their power move. that's probably going to take a generation of men to sort of embrace these changes and to encourage more women to run. i would imagine where things may change a bit. jennifer: paul i am speaking about things that i can report that some of m

a distinguished speaker series began seven years ago with a visit by senator elisabeth warren. today other events have grown the match. and we were honored to host her hair brought today at this event, they have grown to this gulp of her work and we are excited about this line of visitors and guest speakers. yesterday we posted a lunch about the black power movement with professor rhonda williams. later this year, we will host, rissman joe kennedy. congressman and talking about impeachment. in veteran journalist chris wallace, political strategist scott jennings and many other scholars and leaders his work will inform or use, challenge some of our beliefs and encourage our participation in civic life. with this diversity of speakers, we want to highlight different ways by which people can impact issues they care about and help build a more just and equitable world. tonight's guest personifies that idea and reminds us is in humble beginnings far outside the halls of power all of us can learn from our experiences and use them to begin a force for change. cyntoia brown-long is an

elisabeth warren, the rich get richer. in the game is rigged. it bernie sanders, for many of the marketing has become a nightmare. josh, 70 percent of americans have not seen an increase in 30 years. and since the american economy is a billionaire investor. in the american dream is lost. referring to the dark age we are living through the says that the american dream is going. my point is that this is bipartisan. it's something you hear from elected officials from both parties. in viciousness you hear from public opinion leaders and from public election rules. this can do this. my point is it is misplaced and michael is not to be a contrarian printed markets have high expectations for their economic outcome and their wage growth and for the success their children will have is a good thing. and i get does face serious economic challenges and i spent a chapter in this book discussing something i think is most serious. also social challenges. i'm not trying to diminish or sugarcoat or to ignore any of the real problems these days. and soon i am try

on the other hand, bernie sanders and elisabeth warren, arguing that a lot of average americans have traditional internationals because adults eat those forces representing their interests their economic interest anymore on the international stage and i think the point, the architects of post-world war ii internationalism, had the backs of american workers. they were actually trying to create a world it was fairer, more of a social democratic. and that we need to bring them together internationals for people like biden and but a judge and others. with a concern for the mainstream and the american worker bernie and sanders talk about in this way think we need to go. >> i grew up in massachusetts, middletown. exactly, full of empty males. i detested president reagan. but if you think the democrats ought to adapt our god is rule. the 11th commandment that shall not speak ill of any other democrat. and talk to pete about describes bernie as going to burn the house down. >> i'm a fan of reagan so the 11th commandment applied in this race. the problem in the whole business is trust but ver