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he and my wife are from the same town in the mississippi delta.ekend to visit her family and was taken out to the field to see the nude john deere tractors that were there to pick the cotton. they bale the common. replacing another 15 or 20 jobs that have been lost because of the mechanization of agriculture. i am not arguing we should have a less productive economy but it is all the more reason why we should be thinking about not yesterday's businesses but businesses that will be started tomorrow and next week. all the more reason we need to educate people for this 21st century. i have said this all over the state, include george storelli. the americans need to hold our elected officials to a much higher standard. we should hold our elected officials to the same standard we hold local efficiency -- authorities. there is not a member who would threaten a member of the community for ideology. they desperately and half -- given the seriousness of what they're facing desperately want affected -- elected officials to think pass the next election and t

i want to go to mississippi delta to understand obesity.ant to work with illegal immigrants in california. host: one twitter of your -- the viewer wants to ask you if any of the jobs offered retirement. guest: they offered health care. i do not know about retirement. host: one point was inspired to send the way allen ". 99% of success is just showing up. guest: i thought -- i think they thought it was a prank. i just thought it was a prank. he is entertaining the idea. when i was actually there, 99%. host: arlington, texas. caller: i have a two-part question. in each and every job that you applied for, did you tell them that you plan to work a short time and quit? i find it hard to believe that someone -- the sad part of my question, having -- the second part of my question, what would be happiest in doing forever? guest: i would tell every employer that i was planning to work for a week. reasons for hiring me, everyone had a different reason. that was one of the biggest obstacles, why would anyone want to invest time to train me? sometimes

here a few minutes ago, and he and my wife for from the same tiny town in arkansas, and the mississippi delta. i was there this weekend to visit her family and was taken out to the fields to see the new john deere tractors that there to pick the cotton. they pick six rows of cotton and a bell the con, replacing another 20 jobs that have been lost because of this bid i am not arguing that we should have a less productive economy. we should have a more productive economy. but it is all the more reason why we should not be thinking about yesterday's businesses, businesses that we will start tomorrow and next week's that will employ americans. all the more reason we need to educate people for this 21st century. i have said this all over the state, and i have said include yours truly in this, americans need to hold our elected officials in washington to a much higher standard. should hold our elected officials to the same standard that we hold our local officials. one of the things that i say in colorado is that there's not a single layer in our state, not one, not a republican, not a democrat, no

delta, nontraditional. i live in arkansas and i am a student in mississippi at the university of mississippi. and your question or comment for anthony carnevale? caller: i listened to your previous guest and he was talking about all levels of the treatment with the degrees of teaching versus liberal arts and other degrees? i am currently all liberal arts study major they will be graduating in the spring of 2012. i wanted to know from the cast today, what is his opinion on how wide venture out after graduation? i'm getting this bachelor degree of cards with emphasis on spanish. i want to go into the world of teaching. what does he think that my transition would be? host: what you're talking about that, we want to show this chart in the report that you co- authored, talking about women are heavily concentrated in education and health majors. 97% women, 3% men for early childhood education. guest: one of the traditional occupations for women, and really women are a captive labor force in education, they have been there for a very long time, and they continue to dominate it. it is a face full car