the same henry aaron however, the long footnote i have is very skeptical that these approaches to the success sequence with the effect did and he's a strong advocate of remedies for poverty. the six policy reform and discusses opportunity that refers to some extent to work that was done for years and years and most recently done now which identified all sort of occupational -- impediment to occupational mobility is, licensing requirements that make no sense at all another of that kind. residential mobility is another approach in the section eight program is our major weapon in that particular war. again, it is somewhat manic and showed that the people who move to better neighborhood with very mixed. a very recent analysis believe the ones in the younger and therefore spend more time in as better neighborhoods do much better. let me see how i'm doing on time here. okay, i better hassle. a second issue is immigration. i want a much about that although i say a lot of the book about it. it's one of the areas that i did for a long time. i preface this by pointing to the political urgency o

the political prospects for this were analyzed by henry aaron, senior fellow at brookings and a leading expert on poverty. he sees most persons as, quote, commodities egalitarians. they will support programs that prevent poor people from going hungry, living in decent hit housing bus only a tiny minority are cash egal tearns where support providing money to those without cash, thus, and i'm quoting aaron, we far more willing livors refundable tax credits to paid for health care than refundable tax redses for low income. beside, troublesome though the administration of the health credits may be, it is childs may next toeses ass assss a admire cashing. the third possibility of wage sumped them earned income tax credit does its'll are and they're sprayly widespread a. barn support for increasing the earned income tax credit and extending it to group offered people who are not now eligible for it. minimum wage, i think the evidence on the effects of minimum wage on entry level employment and on automation is very -- quite negative. which is one reason why the earned income tax credit is a b

they also get aaron henry to be the president. henry had been associated with the civil rights movement in mississippi for a long time. he was older, he was a pharmacist. he really represented a different strata that bob moses tried to connect with to make freedom summer successful. listen to what dave dennis said. it is on 159 in the middle of the second paragraph. "they know that the threat of violence to these young people will bring media attention. that's cold, but that was also in another sense speaking the language of the country. what we were trying to do was get a message over to the country so we spoke their language. we made sure we have the children of some very powerful people in this country over there. we didn't plan on any of this violence, but we wanted the country to respond to what was going on." nathan? >> the presence of white volunteers would guarantee federal protection? prof. shrock: that was the hope. it turns out it doesn't. it does get the attention of the federal government dramatically. the amazing thi

aaron, appreciate it. lovely james. when we come right back, more palace intrigue in the white house and henry will be here to tell us what'seally happening in the west wing and catherine herridge will tell us about new revelations compared the trump advisor was surveilled during the campaign. wait till you hear this when we come right back. >> dana: and the impact segment tonight, two big stories out of washington. some explosive new information about the fbi's investigation into russia's influence on the 2016 election and more palace intrigue with the trump administration. joining us now from washington, fox news chief national correspondent ed hedman, of the book the rest of the jackie robinson story. i have a copy. i'm so glad to have one. there's a reason they call it palace intrigue. it's intriguing. it there have been numerous reports of internal strife between trump advisors jared kushner and steve bannon. it was reported to the president is not giving a full throated endorsement of bannon and i don't know if you are able to hear the interview, but sean spicer just adjust that. as the chaos within the white house in

costar henry winkler taking to social media sending his condolences. oh, aaronking about all morning on this 100-day milestone. so what sort of legislative logjam does he face over the next few days? it's a big week. chris wallis is coming up next. abby: and reporters raising concerns about the presidential oval office and his daily unsupervised time fearing he could do something crazy if left in a room all by himself. well, former campaign manager david bossie set that straight ahead. >> like it's a nursery school? some companies will pay you to hack them. and we're talking millions of dollars. this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. and greens grass, guaranteed. tbut with lightning fast shifts instant. and dynamic track-tuned suspension, what the road demands, the gs delivers. experience high performance through high technology, in the lexus gs 350 and gs turbo. experience amazing. [team m