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it's a legacy and betrayal of the legaca betrayal ofthe legac.this is what, and when i say that i've worked to defend for 25 years, it is a vision for america i want to expand so americans can support one another in difficult times and share in prosperity. >> host: sometimes when i look at that objectively, that idea that people need to be pushed off of unemployment insurance, as an economist sometimes when we see the literature we do find the minute that it affects doctors, people -- there is a spike in the number of people that find jobs. and i agree, that doesn't mean people are ready to find jobs. they are able to find jobs but it is not the job they want. do you think there is value in having people remain attached to the workforce and these are not the best jobs we see that all the time. even the argument that yes, we push people off and brought them into jobs. >> guest: it was a different economy the second time around. now if you take a look at the beneficiaries, and i'm sure that you have read. we can look at the economy where there are