Ivanka Trump

And she had arranged childcare for her two young children with a neighbor in her old apartment block. And the morning of the interview, she shows up and the neighbor doesn't answer the doorbell. and stands there five, 10 minutes, doesn't answer. So she has a choice. Does she go to the interview with her children or does she try to cancel?

And she had arranged childcare for her two young children with a neighbor in her old apartment block. And the morning of the interview, she shows up and the neighbor doesn't answer the doorbell. and stands there five, 10 minutes, doesn't answer. So she has a choice. Does she go to the interview with her children or does she try to cancel?

And she had arranged childcare for her two young children with a neighbor in her old apartment block. And the morning of the interview, she shows up and the neighbor doesn't answer the doorbell. and stands there five, 10 minutes, doesn't answer. So she has a choice. Does she go to the interview with her children or does she try to cancel?

She gets in her car, drives to the interview, leaves her two children in the backseat of the car with the window cracked, goes into the interview and gets pulled out of the interview by police because somebody had called the cops after seeing her children in the backseat of the car. She gets thrown in jail. Her kids get taken from her.

She gets in her car, drives to the interview, leaves her two children in the backseat of the car with the window cracked, goes into the interview and gets pulled out of the interview by police because somebody had called the cops after seeing her children in the backseat of the car. She gets thrown in jail. Her kids get taken from her.

She gets in her car, drives to the interview, leaves her two children in the backseat of the car with the window cracked, goes into the interview and gets pulled out of the interview by police because somebody had called the cops after seeing her children in the backseat of the car. She gets thrown in jail. Her kids get taken from her.

and she spends years fighting to regain custody and I think about that's an extreme example but I think about something like that and I say if I was the mother and we were homeless like would I have gone to that interview and I I probably would have And that is not an acceptable situation. So you hear stories like that, and then you get asked, will you come with me?

and she spends years fighting to regain custody and I think about that's an extreme example but I think about something like that and I say if I was the mother and we were homeless like would I have gone to that interview and I I probably would have And that is not an acceptable situation. So you hear stories like that, and then you get asked, will you come with me?

and she spends years fighting to regain custody and I think about that's an extreme example but I think about something like that and I say if I was the mother and we were homeless like would I have gone to that interview and I I probably would have And that is not an acceptable situation. So you hear stories like that, and then you get asked, will you come with me?

And it's really hard to say no. I spent four years in Washington. I feel like I left it all in the field. I feel really good about it, and I feel really privileged to have been able to do what I did.

And it's really hard to say no. I spent four years in Washington. I feel like I left it all in the field. I feel really good about it, and I feel really privileged to have been able to do what I did.

And it's really hard to say no. I spent four years in Washington. I feel like I left it all in the field. I feel really good about it, and I feel really privileged to have been able to do what I did.

Felt like that to me.

Felt like that to me.

Felt like that to me.

It's an incredible cognitive lift.

It's an incredible cognitive lift.

It's an incredible cognitive lift.

To get things done. You know, there are a lot of people who would prefer to cling to the problem and they're talking points about how they're going to solve it rather than sort of roll up their sleeves and do the work it takes to build coalitions of support and find people who are willing to compromise and move the ball. And so it's extremely difficult.

To get things done. You know, there are a lot of people who would prefer to cling to the problem and they're talking points about how they're going to solve it rather than sort of roll up their sleeves and do the work it takes to build coalitions of support and find people who are willing to compromise and move the ball. And so it's extremely difficult.