ms. brzezenski: how were you able to break through? how were you able to get to a point in your life are you are graduating college and looking at a future? ms. watts: believing in something higher than yourself. coming in contact with people that are constantly motivating you and don't let down on you because you make a mistake. they constantly stay around you and motivate you, even if you fall or make a mistake. they are genuine people being around you. that helps me be the person i can be. mr. kemp: i met her through ron motton. he is on the streets and he is engaging young people who think nobody cares about them. i think that is what the discussion was about today. how we make sure we are empowering the folks who are on the ground and who are able to love when we know the government cannot love. investing and i know other people as well. and given -- giving monica a better opportunity that she had. this forum, this is a big event. we are thrilled with it. we have done other kemp forums on issues that are really significant on the g

ms. brzezenski: are you working now? ms. watts: i am currently a mental health counselor in south carolina. i am still looking for a better job with a better pay and south carolina. [applause] mr. scarborough: if -- mr. kemp: i would like to ask her what she thought of today. we heard a lot of candidates talking about issues. that does not happen often enough. what did you think? ms. watts: i think it was very impressive for you to point out that the system was not working and that you're now looking for a way to fix it and rebuild it. acknowledging the fact it was not working and you are able to come up with the system and listen and understand ways to make the system better and able to work for america as a whole. mr. scarborough: talk about today. i want to follow up what i said at the very beginning. we watched a lot of this roof over started interviewing the candidates. mika was blown away by this republican party, by this group of conservatives talking about poverty. real conversations we don't seem to be getting on th