Rahm Emanuel

And then I've been in Spartanburg, the Corridor of Shame in Abbeville, Piedmont area, the black counties, and then Columbia, and then Charleston.

And that was all about looking at community colleges and what all three cities are doing, which I think incredibly innovative.

Things that we also did in Chicago between community colleges,

you know, leading into the future economy, but also linking up with high schools, something that I think is the fundamental thing we have to flip the switch on.

Let me, well, I wouldn't go down there, but I would just say- That was a joke.

I understand that.

I'm going to just, I would say I've done a town hall

in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and a podcast there.

Let somebody look.

Did it in, met with 10 teachers, educators, parents, 10 kids up in Franklin, New Hampshire.

I did a, in Manchester, the eggs and politics thing.

I did a, at Wofford College, Craig Martin interviewed me there in front of the college.

We went to a community college.

I did 400 interviews

People in Charleston, nobody asked me about.

Hassan Beggar.

No, nobody.

They asked me about how do they get ahead.

They asked me how they get an education.

Now, you know, the ticket to the middle class and getting ahead is through education.