And so when he would roll out his pathways out of poverty initiatives, you know, the last time he did it in front of a drug house, you know, what is the equivalence between being poor and being a drug addict? None. There are so many data that demonstrate that poor people, surprisingly, are less likely to use drugs than people with [more money]. me. I mean, they don't have money. They can't afford it. Yeah, they can't afford it. (08:20–08:29)
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