look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig gary: welcome back to wall street. they say failure is not an option but when and entrepreneurs some level of failure is inevitable. nothing ever goes that we have planted many things are beyond your control. this is true in business center in life. as how you face those challenges that determine how successful you will be. this john and right here of my friend anthony his new book. better than anything i have ever. anthony: you

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. recengrand prix race cars-benz made history when it sold f

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. with new cabinets this wfrom this shop,house, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold mus

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. gary: welcome back to wall street. they say failure is not an option but when and entrepreneurs some level of failure is inevitable. nothing ever goes that we have planted many things are beyond your control. this is true in business center in life. as how you face those challenges that determine how successful you will be. th

transit underemployed. other topics included looking at data to improve cities, for example where to put bike paths in and as denver grows the biggest challenge is making sure that everyone ffels included. >> one of the biggest challenges is equity. folks do not feel included in the success of our city and my biggest take away is that transportation mobility is connected to inclusion and >> here is an example of an improvement. city council is asking for $500,000 to improve the look and feel of colfax including transit and safety. >>> we are now less than 20 minutes away until the start of the great american beer fast. we got a peek inside today andd saw breweries making the final preparations. don't try to just show up because tickets are so out. you can find some online but you will have to pay p. >> like $75 was the cheapest. >>> we have new video of a terrifying clown attack. we got the story from the man behind the camera. >>> firefighters getting the upper hand and we learn what sparked this devastati

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. gary: welcome back to wall street. they say failure is not an option but when and entrepreneurs some level of failure is inevitable. nothing ever goes that we have planted many things are beyond your control. this is true in business center in life. as how you face those challenges that determine how successful you will be. this john and right here of my friend anthony his new book. better than anything i have ever. anthony: you haven't even read the book yet. gary: joining us now is one is anthony his mentors the president partner a dear friend of both of the cars. if anyone can take one thing from this book other than the fact that bob and i don't get enough respect --. >> i wrote about a prominently in the first book but this gentleman bought my first bu

. >> it also means that folks are unemployed or underemployed. that they can have additional jobs here. >> long hines at the store, craig rice also admits, may mean longer lines of traffic on i-270. >> we've added additional de >> there are extra lanes. 121 and the exit ramp. rice and others expect congestion to go down, once drivers get used to it. but they are monitoring the traffic. >> that's a nightmare. >> even still. >> you know, what you call it. values. we'll take it. >> i can tell you now. you gotta get ready, whether it's for planning on shopping. or planning on how to avoid the traffic. outlets are planning to be open thanksgiving day. in montgomery county, stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> we'll be keeping an eye on things there. there will be things going on to continue the grand opening celebration. and we've got the list on our free wusa 9 app. >>> hey, topper. >>> we are still tracking a few showers, lesli. especially north of town. back into charles town. these are all moving due east. when we come back, we'll talk about when all the

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today.o back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. gary: welcome back to wall street. they say failure is not an option but when and entrepreneurs some level of failure is inevitable. nothing ever goes that we have planted many things are beyond your control. thi

look look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. you didn't read your car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewhere and forgot about it. until a dump truck hit your pickup truck and now you need a tow truck. does your policy cover the cost of a tow truck? who knows? you didn't read it. you can't even find it. the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at coverage compass™ gives you the policy information you need at a glance. available 24/7 on your mobile device. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call that's liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. gary: welcome back to wall street. they say failure is not an option but when and entrepreneurs som

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. audi pilotless vehicles have conquered highways, mountains, and racetracks. and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the audi a4. with one notable difference... ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. ♪ is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innova

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today.o back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. this man creates software, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewhere and forgot about it. until a dump truck hit your pickup truck and now you need a tow truck. does your polic

look at the underemployed. we have the lowest amount of people in the workforce today. go back past carter. that doesn't prove the point is rhetoric they are giving you, if you come by that nonsense i have three bridges that lead to sell to you. anthony: thank you bernie. "wall street week" is going to be right back. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. with new cabinets this wfrom this shop,house, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. the uncertainties of hep c. i don't want to live with or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of ch

they are underemployed. >> are you a single issue trump photo? -- trump voter?ink she is unelectable. i call her the pied piper of greed. these are people who left the white house dead broke. it is unconscionable. it is clear that tonight tim kaine will try to go after places where mike pence and donald trump disagree. speak to what you think are the areas where the job will be trickiest for pence. in terms of trying to navigate where he and donald trump are not in the same place. >> on the big issues that most americans care about they are positively aligned. anyre never going to find two people. even my dad and i disagree and we are ideologically pre-similar. -- pretty similar. >> how do you think mike pence will answer the question how his views differ, for example, on alecia machado? >> hillary clinton by far has said the most offensive thing in this race that i have heard in modern politics when she called millions of americans deplorables. but as aeciate that, direct response to the question, how do you feel about the nominee's treatment of alicia machado?

business in two years, i want to work a full-time job, but many young americans are currently underemployed, or stuck in part-time jobs. what is your plan to help grow the economy? moderator: mr. owens, you have the first 90 second opportunity. mr. owens: i appreciate that question. i strongly believe education is our number one pathway forward. we have got to invest in our people. i have been in the private sector my whole life. i have seen how business creates jobs. i know that sometimes government needs to get out of the way. other times, there are things to do to level the playing field. it does not bother me that the kid flipping burgers is not earning what the ceo of the company is. what does bother me and everyone in this room is if that kid never has a shot at that job. let's make sure they have every pathway to the american dream. some people say the american dream is that you have got a shot at getting wealthy. that is not what it is. i have nothing against anybody getting wealthy, but the american dream is about how all of us are doing, whether an everyday person can get a house

i want to talk about 94 million people who are underemployed or unemployed in america.well in the middle east. i think if he talks about changing the washington culture and issues of the economy and whatnal security, that is people are looking for in the next president and i think he can move beyond these. mark: your party and your candidate have largely stayed away from this. the press interest has waned over the weekend a little bit. is this something he democratic party short or will talk about to bring back the accusations and how donald trump has handled them and the "access hollywood" tape? offeredongressman has goodbyes to his candidate. his candidate does not seem to be taking that advice. he is engaging in the 10 blaming and it's really pretty heinous. we saw more and more people over the weekend when press interest was waning, you saw at lisicki there callsgroups, were going through the roof. people were saying, wait a minute, this sounds very similar to an experience of mine and i want to talk to someone about that. that is what he is essentially -- he had th

if the american people believe in this economy with the anemic recovery and 94 million people underemployedunemployed and 43 million people on food stamps and household income falling from 57 to $53,000, then, you know, you want a third term of hillary clinton. but if you want a change and a robust economy, donald trump is the candidate. lou: you know what else i think is critically important point that he made there and he does in every one of his appearances? you know, we're so used to being inundated by the first person singular, i, me, my from barack obama. and when donald trump is talking, he's talking about us, ours -- >> he is. lou: -- we. and you know what? the american people are going to react to that, and they're loving it. and it may not even be manager that some people -- be something that some people are conscious of, but it feels so good to see that change in direction for our country. congressman, it is always good to see you. jack kingston. >> all right, lou, thanks a lot. see you at the next debate. lou: you've got a deal. thanks so much. >>> with other coming right back.

many people are unemployed or even underemployed. >> we talk about first impressions and wearing respectable things are business things to interviewee. you want odyssey not impress but feel comfortable. >> absolutely. program is very personally styled by personal status.were helping the women learn about function fibers. the girl not only come down to get wonderful clothing but can education how to care for the close of the comment. >> when it comes to talking to them one-on-one what kind of conversation is that. who the people want to get back in the workplace you want to improve the situation. >> the act of them having the confidence to come down asked for help and receive the help in some cases just very first step you we know that giving them that mock interview typing can help them get over. the seller is coming up this weekend is great because it's one of our largest fundraisers helps us to continue the program but give the woman the opportunity to come down and the only get the feeling but also get the classes that we have. >> for people rather than before. they're crazy. >> what is t

when you think about the black and brown population, one in five are underemployed and it is troubling. we need to understand this clearly before we add more people. it will hurt the people we are trying to help. >> do you support a religious barring immigrants? blanket bansupport and you have to use specific intelligence on how you can screen threats. explore the want to ongoing conflict. russia is ahat partner. who do you side with? you have a commander in chief that has not clearly ole family need a better working relationship with our allies. russia has leverage because america isn't leading and, when america does not lead, our enemies filled the void. the first thing we need to do is what i will do as senator work to make sure that we are nationaldentifying .ecurity is assad a partner? glenn: we need to work with identify the threats come up withe and a strategy. moderator: i did not hear an answer to that question. abandon the glad to let me makest and clear that i was part of the and of eight in the senate i would say he was an enemy of humanity. moderator: hillary clinton said

nearly a quarter of the american population was out of work, another quarter were underemployed. 34 million americans lived in households with no wage earner, and abroad in europe in response to similar conditions even worse things were happening. some very nasty movements were on the rise. hitler was rising towards power in germany, took power in 19be 33. mussolini had already been in power in italy since the 1920s, and something we often forget, much of eastern europe was also under fascist or semi-fascist regimes of the far right almost always with a very strong anti-semitic tinge. so it was a grim time. in the early 1930s one of the few bright spots in europe was spain. in 1931 after centuries of monarchy which had recently been mixed with a period of military dictatorship, there was an upheaval in spain, there were national elections, real national elections held for the first time. the king left the country, and a spanish republic elected by the people took power in 1931. it was still a country that had huge problems. the powerful, very reactionary hierarchy of the spanish catholic ch

the household income of americans that has fallen over the last seven years and people who are underemployedange in washington, d.c. donald trump has apologized and owned this. it's very important. he is saying the economy needs to be changed. >> what's the strategy from your perspective if you were advising secretary clinton? should she bring this up knowing it's going to come up from one of the moderators or someone there? how should she approach this topic on sunday night? >> well, i can say my own personal opinion it's one of those things you've given your case to the jury. i'm not sure you need to talk to the jury anymore. the fact of the matter is the american people saw who the real donald trump is. they've seen it all along. they saw the iceberg, they saw the trumptanic hit the -- >> you've got more sound bites than senator kaine. sounds like senator kaine reciting your sound bites, this is far more important -- >> we've got to wrap it -- >> it's going down. >> this is the point in which we wrap. good to have all three of you this morning. >> thanks. >>> flooded streets in south caro

. >> it also means folks that are unemployed or underemployed that they can now have additional jobs that are here. >> 10 minutes or 15 minutes. it's too much. but also upset going there. >> that's the traffic. stephani ramirez spoke with them, as well as the councilmembers. they all talked about the traffic concerns. we'll bring that to you at 6:15. >>> winter is coming. slowly but surely. that means construction crews water main breaks am we all know how fun those are. trying to get ahead of the game with replacing old pipes. crews replaced a water main pipe. they installed an upgraded iron pipe with zinc coating, which we're told should last 100 years. >>> you mean winter is coming. >> slowly. >> slowly, right. >> i know you want to be right. but sometimes we need you to be wrong. because there is a payoff if you're wrong. >> we do. and certainly not 100%. but yeah, when we're wrong, we're going to donate money to charity. we want folks to go to our facebook page. we have three options there for you. american diabetes association. autism speaks, uso. and starting in november, when

there are plenty of people still underemployed if you look at labor participation numbers. so who gets in the white house? also in congress makes a big difference in november. david: yeah. >> further taxes and regulation though isn't going to help growth though. david: of course it won't. it will make things more expensive. scott, the key here, we have somebody as president never had any business experience and hillary clinton is kind of similar. whereas the other candidate who has been through a lost recessions as businessman, he knows business better. >> i agree, david. hillary i think though is still somewhat of a known quantity to wall street. maybe that helps her a little bit. david: that's true. certainly helps wall street a little bit. >> one thing government can and may not do because as veronica pointed out, congress seems to be up in play in fall election, senate and house seats up for vote, that is big wildcard. david: that is great point. >> if they get tough, that will be hard on businesses. david: the down-ballot races are very key in this coming election. sco

business in two years, i wanted to work a full-time job, but many young americans are currently underemployed or stuck in part-time jobs. what is your plan to help grow the economy? moderator: mr. owens, you have the first 90 second opportunity. mr. owens: i appreciate that question. i strongly believe education is our number one pathway forward. we have got to invest in our people. i have been in the private sector my whole life, i have seen how business creates jobs. sometimes, government needs to get out of the way. other times, there are things to do to level the playing field. it does not bother me that the kid flipping burgers is not earning what the ceo is. what does bother me, and everyone in this room, is that kid never has a shot at that job. let's invest in people and make sure they have got every pathway into the american dream. some people say the american dream is that you have got a shot at getting wealthy. that is not what it is. i have nothing against anybody getting wealthy, but the american dream is about how all of us are doing. whether an everyday person can get a house i

we have 43 million people on food stamps now. 94 million people are underemployed or unemployed. they know the economy is not working for them right now. they want change. they want an outsider. the tax coder, which is absolutely complicated, we need to change it, clinton has been part of the architect of it because she's been a u.s. senator. before that, she was working on trade deals with her husband. >> i'm out of time. i want you to come back. i would say that the current tax code that we live by now is largely written in 1984 and hasn't been reformed since then. >> but hillary could have changed it. >> i hear you. her representative is on with me next. we'll talk to them about it. former congressman jack kingston, thank you. >> thank you, poppy. >>> coming up, the trump tax revelations couldn't have come at a better time for hillary. she has leaked audio, questioning millennial's commitment to bernie sanders. we'll dive into that and trump's taxes with a senior spokeswoman for the clinton campaign. stay with us. if you're searching other travel sites to find a better price..

i want to talk about this economy, i want to talk about 94 million people who are underemployed or unemployed want to talk about our weakening position abroad and now we're not doing well in the middle east. and i think that if he talks about changing the washington culture and the issues of the economy and national security, that's what people are looking for in the next president. and i think that he can move beyond these. >> your candidate and your party have largely stayed away from this, not putting out press releases. the press interest has waned over the weekend a little bit. is this something the democratic party should or will talk more about to try to bring back the accusations and how donald trump has handled them and the "access hollywood" tape? >> well, the congressman offers some good advice from his candidate and from his lips and to donald's lips, we'll see. he doesn't seem to be taking that advice. but where i've come into this, he's engaged in victim blaming and it's really pretty heinous. whatwear seeing is more and more people over the weekend, when press interest was wani

country and when you start thinking of black and brown populations, one in five are unemployed and underemployed and that's very troubling so i think it's something we need to make sure we understand clearly before we added more people into the greater natural area because it is going to hurt the people we are trying to help when you start thinking about their buildings to be a good ability to have access. >> moderator: do you support a religious test for barring immigrants?gr >> glenn: what you need to do when you try to find a threat, you need to be able to identify what you are and come up with a way of screening them. i do not support blanket bans. as a person that has been in the military are retired air force lieutenant colonel you have to be able to use specific intelligence on how you were able to screen potential threats and that is what we should be able to work with on a bipartisan basis. >> i want to explore the other aspect. donald trump suggests they are partners against isis and running mate thinks we need to go after asad. who do you side with and why? >> moderator: delete the >>

country when you start thinking about black and brown populations one in five are unemployed or underemployed that's very troubling. i think it's something we need to make sure that we understand clearly before we had more people into the denver metro area because it's going to hurt the very people we are trying to help. when used hard speaking about their access to employment. >> moderator: to use support a religious test for barring immigrants? glenn: that is overly broad. when you're trying to find a thread you need to be able to identify which are specific threats are and come up with a way of -- i do not support blanket bans. you have to be able to specific intelligence on how your worth to screen potential threats and that's what we should be able to work on on a bipartisan basis. >> moderator: i want to explore the other aspect in syria which is the ongoing -- i'm going conflict. mr. trump suggest that's -- our partners and his running mate believe we need to go after assad. who do you side with? glenn: was missing his leadership and that's why i'm in this race. you have a commander-in

at this pace of growth, the unemployed and underemployed continue to approach full employment.as strong as it was 6, 12 months ago but i think that's going to happen. you know, we have a record number of open job positions. it's going to be hard to fill them. job growth is going to slow and that's part of this process. >> have you been able to take a look at what numbers like this mean for the unemployment rate? one of the biggest things the fed remarked is we've been creating all these jobs but suggesting to folks like fed governor there's more slack in the jobs market and maybe we should -- i think the phrase they've used is give it room to run. >> well, i think there is more slack in the underemployed. not the straight up unemployed. the unemployment rate is consistent with employment. but we do have part-timers that want more hours and people that stepped out of the workforce that are coming back in as job opportunities become more available. that's why the unemployment rate has not fallen. we're going to blow through that slack pretty fast by my calculation by next spring.

the segment of the population that feels they are untrue lloyd, under -- they are underemployed, underpaid looking for prosperity. that is who donald trump has been playing to. host: you are on with henry gomez of cleveland.com. caller: my question is equal to the last call. i've been living in ohio for 18 years. this election is a paradox. i am more of an independent. donald trump, it is shocking. in ohio governor kasich was a republican, but a reasonable man. popular in ohio. openly criticize donald trump -- how come he is a popular governor who won twice, but trump is winning? the same people who like kasich are voting for trump? n. not, he should go dow happening.ow this is guest: it is fascinating you have these diametrically opposed republicans both popular in ohio . john kasich won the republican primary. here.t donald trump think donald trump is appealing to a lot of first-time voters or people that have not 4ted in the last 2, 3, elections. people that have been disaffected from their party. that is why he has built a coalition in spite of governor kasich and not having governor k

any of the young men and women who are in the community masters program were underemployed or unemployed to the above safety and public education training they get they also are receiving certifications like guard cards, speeder training at such. so were very proud of our contribution to that. our turtle program is something very proud of as well. we contribute to organizations all over the city. multicultural, multi-issue, we do that. lots of corporations to that, but we -not only do we do it those organizations those nonprofits it use our funds, the funds we contribute further operations, as those nonprofits that need support in that way, but we are proud of the fact we also been able to through that program to do some more strategic giving and some programmatic things that i'd like to share. one is that you may have heard that the moab as a gallery on third street. they've been talking about wanting to take the museum and the exam of african diaspora taken on the road and introduce more people to the concept could so when we heard that we got right in conversation with them and so we

people are unemployed, underemployed, contract workers.ed to and they can't provide for their families like they used to. >> you mentioned contract workers there. of course donald trump got some heat for allegedly stiffing some contractors or paying less than they were agreed to on jobs that he said ended up being shoddy. i'm paraphrasing. but to the point, are some of your democratic friends who might be in unions at all, are they happy with what you've done? >> they are. we have over -- we have a specific strategy, we're starting with 850,000 names that we've gathered in pennsylvania, in ten counties in pennsylvania alone that we're going after that are susceptible -- that are, you know, blue collar folks. and they're looking to -- we've had a couple of hundred thousand -- >> it's a blue collar base, it seems to be. his first name is don, wouldn't it have been cooler to do it like don-ocrats? >> i don't know about the name, as soon as you say trump-ocrats, you know what it is. we've got a couple of hundred thousand in pennsylvania and oh

is being fought on a population that isand feeling that they are underemployed and underpaid and they are looking for moreosty prosperity of not are the voters donald trump has been playing to effectively. host: come all his comment in from from hilliard, ohio. you are on with henry gomez of cleveland.com. caller: my question is-- i have been in ohio for about 18 hours-- 18 years. this election is a paradox to me. on more of an independent in this election. trump is shocking. my question is, in ohio governor casey is a republican and reasonable man the way everyone sees him. he is popular in ohio, so how and he openly criticizes donald trump and everything againstd him, so how come he is a popular governor. he is popular, but trump is winning. people who like a sickvo is voting for trump and if not trump should go down. terrible message.dering h i'm really wondering howis this is happening.t henr host: let's let henry gomez respond. guest: it's fascinating isn't iy these two different republicans both popular in ohio or at least, you know-- remember john kasich won the republican prim

graduate with a degree in business i want to work a full-time job but many young americans are underemployedime job. what is your plan to help? >> moderator: you have the first 90-second opportunity. owens: i told you how important that is, i strongly believe education is the number one pathway forward. we have to invest in our people. i have been in the private sector my whole life, i have seen how business creates jobs that government needs to get out of the way, things to do to level the playing field. it doesn't matter me, kids flipping burgers not earning what the ceo of the company is but what does bother me and it bothered everybody in this room is that kid never has a shot at that job. let's invest in people, make sure they get every pathway, some people say the american dream is you get a shot at getting wealthy, that is not what it is i got nothing against anybody getting wealthy but the american dream is how all of us, and every day person can get a house in a safe neighborhood, i could go to a good school and look forward to retirement, this is number one priority, education the

many young americans are underemployed or stuck in part-time jobs in what is your plan to help grow theeconomy? >> you the first 92nd opportunity. >> i told you how important i think this is. i appreciate that question. i strongly believe education is the number one pathway forward. we have got to invest in our people. i've been in the private sector my whole life. i've seen how business creates jobs. sometimes government needs to get out of the way. other times there's things to do to level the playing field. it doesn't bother me the kids flipping burger is not only with the ceo of the company is. what does bother me and everybody in and everybody in the service at that kid never has that job. so let's invest in people appear but make sure they've got every chance at the american dream. the american dream is that you got a shot at getting wealthy. i've got nothing against anybody getting wealthy, that the american dream is about how all of us, whether an everyday person can get a house in a safe neighborhood, send their kids to a good school and look forward to retirement with indignit

country.when you start thinking about black and brown populations, one in five are unemployed or underemployed area that's very troubling. i think it's something we need to make sure we understand clearly before we add more people into the greater denver metro area because it's going to hurt the very people we are trying to help. when you start thinking about their ability to have access to employment, that's a reality.>> do you support a religious tax for barring immigrants? >> that is overly broad. what you need to do when you are trying to find a threat, you need to be able to identify what your threats are and come up with a way of screening someone. i do not support blanket bands. as a person who has been in the military and retired air force colonel, you have to be able to use specific intelligence on how you are able to screen potential threats and that's what we should be able to work on on a bipartisan basis. >> i want to explore the other aspect of syria which is the ongoing conflict there. trump insists that russia is a partner against syria, his running mate things we need to go af

people are underemployed, contract workers, going on disability.t have the benefits they use to. people are fed up. if they can provide to their families that trickles down in the education and then the taxation and everything else. stuart: i think the most important issue in this election is prosperity. returning america's middle class. for that you have to have growth. how many people have you got within your organization? how many democrats for trump have you got? >> well, we've identified 200,000 in ohio and a couple hundred thousand in pennsylvania. those are primary states that a party switch the registration. we've identified 850,000 in 10 counties in pennsylvania that are right for a message. we are going to turn them out. they are independents and democrat and we are going they are just after the debate today. we are going to do a little tour through pittsburgh to cleveland corridor and distributing over 10,000 times. we've got hundreds of thousands of people in it is going to make a difference in this election. stuart: thank you for being

unemployed and underemployed. at 10%, obably looking and on young african-americans probably looking at 24 and 25% unemployed. in the obama ers administration labor report is just a farce. make the obama administration look like they're doing a better job than they are. this is the worst president in history of this country. host: darrell, let me ask you this. what do you think isn't being like to see would being done by the federal jobs?ment on the issue of caller: well, trump's plan to corporate taxes from 35% own to 15% is going to stimulate a heck of a lot of communism. on the money setting sidelines that's not being used to create jobs and, you know, hillary, the democrats, all done, is going to be the same deal, you know, raise taxes. know, they keep saying the upper one percent. does hillary clinton think creates the jobs in this country? a know, donald trump is billionaire but barack obama, tens of thousands of jobs he creates and all the people that those jobs could pay in taxes and whatever. his federal

it is spot on the segment of population that feels they are underemployed, underpaid, and they're lookingor more prosperity. those at the voters that donald trump has been playing to effectively in many cases. is, calling from ohio. caller: my question is [indiscernible] i have been living in ohio for the last 18 years, so a long time, but this election is a paradox to me. i'm more of an independent, no question. it is shocking that trump would be there. my question is in ohio, governor kasich was a republican, a reasonable man who everybody sees him. so hepopular in ohio, openly criticized donald trump and everything against them, so how come he is a popular governor? twice, he is popular, but trump is winning? so people who like kasich are voting for term? if not -- for trump? if not, then trump should go down. this isdering how happening. host: let's let henry gomez respond. guest: it is fascinating, isn't it? you have these two dynamically republicans, but popular in ohio, remember, john kasich be donald trump year. donald trump year. john kasich would probably win ohio's electric boa