. >> meanwhile, back in the colorado, the democratic governor, john hickenlooper, has said there is noprisoners in colorado, because, guess what? the people there don't want to live nearby. so a hit for governor hickenlooper. >> and senator michael bennett, up for re-election, democrat, he's also saying don't bring them to colorado, man. even though it's a super max prison there. he says no way. that's because he doesn't want to -- he thinks that's a loser politically. >> yes, so barack obama won't even tell us which countries he is shipping them to. >> all right. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us at jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> live pictures now as donald trump is about to take the stage in racine, wisconsin. latest fox business poll has him ten points behind ted cruz. and when you look at just republican women, the numbers are much worse for mr. trump. we're going to talk to a trump supporter who wants to turn all of that around. >> relax, buckle up

hickenlooper: i want to recognize former governor daniels as really a leader on this for some time.hen he talks about the social issues facing people's desire to work or better themselves, that is not a partisan issue. becausesaying that marijuana,galized but we do have evidence that there are less drug dealers out there. it is a whole universe there. it is red tape and bureaucracy that gets in the way of people starting businesses. ast businesses are started by sheep rocker, a painter -- sheet rocker, a painter. those are really the job creators, how you get to the middle class. the question is how we get there is not just algae. i have seen technology -- there is a company in denver. four years ago, i got a tour of the belgium electronics sorting facility. was 1000 cameras above. taking pictures every second. , ithey go over the edge takes the want to read it puts them into the discard pile. the blue goes into the jews bit. get packaged for consumer sales. $204,000 to buy this machine. it gets are the six jobs. it is all of these things. i'm a techno-optimist. i believe we will cr

and we're specially honored to honored to welcome governor hickenlooper. i know we have a tremendous conversation in store for us today on one of the great issues we're all wrestling with. i want to start by giving you a few remarks on why this subject. finding new solutions to the problems of unemployment and getting people ready for the skills that they need in the next century. it's so important to us here at aei. aei is a think tank dedicated to really two things. human dignity and human potential. we believe our commitment to truth requires a competition of ideas to function well in a free society. this requires an opportunity society as well. there's a lot that americans disagree on these days. one thing that brings us all together, the real moral consensus, i believe, behind the american experiment is that we have to push opportunities to people at the preriphery of society. indeed, to the people who need it most. what are we missing that is making this so hard right now? if this were just a question of government money, we could have solved it. our

the governor of colorado, john hickenlooper, appointed native-american panels to come up with solutionte all american indian mascots and images and names. if a school does not, a federally recognized tribe should approve the logo or the mascot. >> native-american scouts were paid. by being sustained in blood and own blood, being redskins, having a bounty paid for those scalps was something very offensive. reporter: so those 30 colorado schools that using mascots include lamar high savages and eaton reds, where student carol lee said, hey, native americans were persecuted for some years. for us to have the nerve to continue to have the mascot, it just hurts the soul. majority of teachers there want to keep it. so unlike oregon, which banned native-american mass scots statewide. there is no legislative mandate in colorado, bill. the decision is up to each school. bill: is this controversy everywhere, william? >> depends on the community. around the u.s. you have 3,000 sports teams that reference native americans. most are high schools. most are not offensives. here is list. warriors, ind

and governor hickenlooper is really one that has become governor since samuel adams and has become governorot to procure and small businessman. and an old friend and governor of the state of colorado. as we slowly come out of the session and for those that need to hire an what indiana has been doing. >> let me frame the issue this way. list of the people in in this room have them part of encouraging people to get a college degree for decades about 70% have not but they have great skills and the of this match that walter talks about as we increasingly require of a diploma and experience onto a job description as jobs have devolved with information and technology and health care that are transformed by a technology competing in a global environment. so we have said we can capitalize on the talents of americans much more effectively to use the of power of technology to break down and understand the skills that are needed to help people get rapid trading whether on the job for educational institutions. this is the to the exclusion of getting a college diploma my bet is more will have a diploma

and we're specially honored to honored to welcome governor mitch tan daniels, governor hickenlooper. zoe baird and walter eisman of the aspen institute. i know we have a tremendous conversation in store for us today on one of the great issues we're all wrestling with. i want to start by giving you a few remarks on why this subject, finding new solutions to the problems of unemployment and getting people ready for the skills that they need in the next century is so important to us here at aei. aei is a think tank dedicated to really two things. human dignity and human potential.