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the last question is -- >> tom, andy sullivan with voters. you mentioned education reform. i'd like to hear more about what specifically you think needs to happen. do state and local governments need to spend more? do we need to make it easier for charter schools to open up should there be vouchers to allow public school students to attend private schools? what other things need to happen? >> first of all, we paint or k through 12 schools through the same brush when we talk about it. you know, there are a lot of k through 12 schools in this country where our kids get great educations. tremendous educations. and they come out and they go to good colleges, or they come out and they go to good crafts, service industries, or they come out and just get a job. but they can read, right, calculate, think about things, know something about the world. they got a great education. the real question -- i'd like to change your question is what will we do about that 30%, whatever the number, 40% that are disadvantaged? that are -- they lack equal opportunity because of those schools. and

the last question is -- >> tom, andy sullivan with voters. you mentioned education reform. i'd like to hear more about what specifically you think needs to happen. do state and local governments need to spend more? do we need to make it easier for charter schools to open up should there be vouchers to allow public school students to attend private schools? what other things need to happen? >> first of all, we paint or k through 12 schools through the same brush when we talk about it. you know, there are a lot of k through 12 schools in this country where our kids get great educations. tremendous educations. and they come out and they go to good colleges, or they come out and they go to good crafts, service industries, or they come out and just get a job. but they can read, right, calculate, think about things, know something about the world. they got a great education. the real question -- i'd like to change your question is what will we do about that 30%, whatever the number, 40% that are disadvantaged? that are -- they lack equal opportunity because of those schools. and

she's brought this people from the state department like tom new yorks, jake absolutely -- tom knews, jake sullivan who works for biden now. it's sort of a mix, but i would say it's still made up of those core group of people that we heard about in the white house. >> host: one of the big questions if hillary clinton does, n., run is just how much help can she get from president barack obama's operation, the one that toppled her in 2008. what's your take? >> guest: yeah. i mean, so priorities usa, the pac, has already brought in jim messina and said it's going to work towards getting clinton elected. i think that they are going to bring in some obama people, but people i talked to said, you know, they don't even need that. they need the next david plouffe who's the 30-year-old david plouffe. campaigns will be waged in an even different, more data-driven, advanced way and they find that new generation. because if you remember, you know, they sort of snapped everyone up in 2008, and axlerod described putting together obama's team as oceans 11, you know? they kind of picked the star guys who weren't a

she's brought in people like tom nides who is at morgan stanley now but was a top aide at state. jake sullivan is a policy guy who works for biden now but who she's close to. and so it's sort of a mix, but i would say it's still made up of those core group of people that we heard about in hillaryland in the white house. >> host: sure. one of big questions, if hillary clinton does, in fact, run, just how much help can she get from president obama's operation, the one that actually toppled her in 2008? what's your take? >> guest: yeah. priorities usa, this is the pac, has already brought in jim messina and said it's going to work towards getting clinton elected, so i think they are going to bring in some obama people. but people i talked to said, you know, they need the next david plouffe. by 2016, campaigns will be waged in an even different, before data-driven, advanced way and they find that new generation. if you remember, you know, they sort of snapped everyone up in 2008, and axlerod described putting together obama's team as ocean's 11. they kind of picked the star guys that weren't alrea

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