thomas in riverdale georgia on the democraticc line. what is your question or comment? thank you for taking myll call. i really enjoyed this program. one of my questions how come no president has ever tried to pay off debt and then also why can't we pay japan or china, pay off a few of our debtors just to keep from paying them interest all the time and another idea when the gas prices are low why can't we just increase the tax a little bit or a short period of time to try to pay off the debt just increase the revenue? is there an advantage of having or staying in debt? >> guest: thanks. first there was a president who tried to pay off the debt completely in his name was andrew jackson. he was somewhat successful then we entered into the civil war. but paying off our investors overseas i'm not quite sure how thatot would work because if we pay them off and said we don't want you to purchase our treasuries then we would have to force an increase if you like and interest payments to encourage domestic investors can purchasese so i think that is a little bit difficult to sa

thomas in riverdale georgia. thomas on theoc democratic line, what your question or comment?>> caller: i really enjoy this program. one of my questions is how come no president has ever tried to pay off the debt? and then also why can't we just pay japan or china, pay off a few of our debtors just to keep from paying them interest all the time? and another idea or something, you know, when the gas prices on the why can't we just increase attacks a little bit for maybe a short period of time to try to pay off the debt come just to increase revenue or something? and is or an advantage of having debt or staying in debt? >> guest: thanks, thomas. first of all the was a president who tried to pay off the debt completely, his name was andrew jackson. a it was somewhat successful i guess, and then we entered into the civil war. but pay off our investors overseas, i'm not quite sure, thomas, how that would work. because if we paid them off and said we don't want you to purchase our treasuries, then we would have to force an increase if you like in interest payments to encourage domes

so riverdale sharpton bringing up the race on it as well.d family was going through a lot of trauma after losing his mother at a young age and took to the streets and he could've turned to a different type of lifestyle that he wanted to be, like michaeljackson, to make people smile. uk is changing attitude towards religion. britons are the least likely nationality to identify his religious following a long—term decline in faith since the 1980s. the research also found that the share of the ut population who seek god is not important in their lives a record high. the belief in having us decrease to the last four decades, the idea of life after death and hell has remained stable with younger generations are more inclined to believe in both despite being less religious in general. but start to some of the authors, director of the policy institute and bobby, thank you so much for being with us on the programme that is fascinating and terms of the number of decline. of what sort of period? that's the benefit of these long—term studies. this goes

emily shouted at fred evening riverdale the far south side an a 17-year-old boy was shot to death in north lawndale early saturday. they are protesting in new york. ovary protests. the black live matter is out of chicago. they are just not in getting o one? >> dan burn because of preventable death for young black males is homicide, almost always at the hand of another young black man according to cd trace a young black male aged 10-43 is 13 times more likely t be murdered any white male in the same demographic. and speaking of florida the chairman of the board of directors of the naacp lives in florida. the chair of the gop says, okay in florida as part of the black people we will pay your moving fees to get out of this if you want to leave." so far they haven't been taken up on the offer. >> >> clerk: thank you for coming on, we appreciate your time is always. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me. >> meantime new polls, headache for president biden wilkinson works of the country and his handling of the economy. but the numbers really good not be much worse anger at the senior nat

joining me now, national action that were found in houston politics nation, riverdale sharp, to read, you've been asked to eulogize jordan healy and it's futile next friday. how is his family doing? how did they feel about this manslaughter church? >> well, i think the lawyer, said it right. it is felt that it was intentional. because even if you're go by the moments that he held them, he, at some point, felt his body limp, there were others holding him down, that i feel odd to also face the grand jury. and at what point are you holding someone to go limp they're defenseless, they're unarmed, they never assaulted anyone. at what point does it become intentional. so, this is a first step, we still have a lot of questions in the community about why this man was not held, the night he did it, but clearly, now that it is in the process, we're gonna continue to stand with his family. and attorney edwards as well. as the co-counsel, dante mills, in fighting for justice for his family. i think you'll see at the funeral, he did have a family. a loving family. the system that he was in and out

us as it relates to whether we should be courting urban or rural, we've got to do both, riverdale. that's a no-brainer. we have to court both the urban core and the rural communities. what i've learned, since being a member of agriculture committee, we share some of the same problems. when we talk about some of the health care disparities, when we talk about some of the disinvestment in the communities that we've experienced at the urban core, like lack of broadband, these are issues that also impact the world -- rural communities. so, we have to speak a language that they can relate to, so they can understand who's actually delivering real results to their problems. and i can tell you, being a member of the 117th congress, having delivered some of the greatest historic legislation in this nation's history, in coordination with the biden harris administration, democrats are the ones who are correcting peoples problems as it relates to roads, bridges, public transit, education, safer communities, health care. these are the things that are top of mind of people, and it's also at the

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