well, friend of the show bishop william barber heard the call.r people's campaign has sent out over 8 million messages about voter registration to low-wage americans, in spanish and in english, as part of a nationwide push to get 15 million new poor and low-wage voters to the polls. a potential swing vote in this crucial election. joining me is the aforementioned william barber, author of white poverty, how exposing myths about race and class can reconstruct american democracy. i'm going to put on the screen the poverty rate by race. 17% for hispanics, 23% for native americans but 8.2% for white americans. 15.9 million people. how do you get all of these low-wealth americans to vote? >> well, one of the things harris and i and the poor people's campaign are curious about from the studies is you have to talk to people. those numbers are based on the u.s. measure of poverty. if you use the supplemental measurement, it goes higher, 140 million poor or low-wage folk. you have to talk to them, what you're talking about is 30 million voters who have no

host: we are joined now by zoom by bishop william barber, president of the breach founding director at the center for public theology at yale. we call him reverend, he's an author. his latest book is entitled reverend, what got you interested in writing about white poverty in america? guest: first of all, thank you for having me. my editor, harsh world, we have been writing this book: our lives. as we look at the reality of poverty in america now, one third of america is unified by the reality of poverty and low wages. you are talking about 140,000,004 and low-wage persons in this country. you are talking about 58%, 68% of african-americans, 26 million. but then you talk about 30% of white brothers and sisters, over 66 million are poor and low-wage , all the way from economic ruin. oftentimes what we see in the way we judge policy is mythology guiding the conversation rather than the truth. that poverty is not that big of an issue. if you look at the wit -- the way that measures politics is to look at is a better way and a measurement that must be used. policy as a black issue, often w

host: we are joined now by zoom by bishop william barber, president of the breach founding director at the center for public theology at yale. we call him reverend, he's an author. his latest book is entitled reverend, what got you interested in writing about white poverty in america? guest: first of all, thank you for having me. my editor, harsh world, we have been writing this book: our lives. as we look at the reality of poverty in america now, one third of america is unified by the reality of poverty and low wages. you are talking about 140,000,004 and low-wage persons in this country. you are talking about 58%, 68% of african-americans, 26 million. but then you talk about 30% of white brothers and sisters, over 66 million are poor and low-wage , all the way from economic ruin. oftentimes what we see in the way we judge policy is mythology guiding the conversation rather than the truth. that poverty is not that big of an issue. if you look at the wit -- the way that measures politics is to look at is a better way and a measurement that must be used. policy as a black issue, often w

host: we are joined now by zoom by bishop william barber,

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reverend william barber talks about if you have 140 million poor and working in america, 70 million arethe economic issues, actually stayed. say poor and working poor and how we want to be able to affect folks with a $50 living wage. because it is an economic issue. 66 million of those people are white. no one talks to them. trump would never say that but you have to juxtapose, we impact real people, working people versus somebody who only cares about the rich. you cannot get sucked into his drama. that is why when she said, next question, was so important. because he wants the race conversation. he wants a gender conversation. don't give him what he wants. >> stuart, we know that some people like presidential debates and some people don't but everybody in the world will tune into the next one because the last one was consequential. what you think of the concept? kamala harris does not take donald trump spate. he tries a lot. he tries a lot. he pronounces her name incorrectly. he makes lewd comments about her. he insults her intelligence. she doesn't seem to take it. >> look, if i was g