or you know some of the pet then in the past you were allowed to bring it to the plane and see to support animal for a reason so if you had you know if you happen to be blind new using a dog to walk if you're using a dog as an animal as a support animal knew your law to use it but the issue is that people started misusing that and then it just all spiral out of control yeah i mean in general boarding a plane in a plane can be a very stressful event we saw this with doctor for check she didn't want to go to some of the conch congressional hearings or the i mean the senate meetings because she didn't she's afraid of going on the plane for money it's like a very scary scary and like that's why i think emotional support can be very important but it can also be abused exactly so i mean as we can see right now and as of lately i mean it's really it's really not just this one example we've seen in more and more lately like people have just been abusing the system and hence like this is you know i think what's really brought it up lately and like popped up the story so basically this lady tried bringing on a squirrel on to the plane kind of ridiculous because so  st of all i think most of the time when we talk about support animals on planes we're thinking what dogs maybe cats and we see some some crazy animals but i mean a squirrel i mean i've never heard of someone having a fed squirrel because i mean also when we're talking about support animals this is usually like an animal that you know that you're used to and that like usually always like gives you comfort and stuff like that so i mean squirrel you so you're telling me this lady has a pet squirrel that like gives her comfort i mean obviously we can't judge that she has a squirrel have to respect that but  that this was this happen now in orlando and police obviously they had to they had to remove the woman from the plane because she tried to board with the squirrel and you know anyone who would would assume schools are not allowed to be on the plane i mean only one do you think you'd be a good idea to bring  it specially considering i mean how we see them on the street they're constantly jumping around i'm scared want to see others and they're so scared of people so i mean i don't know how it would react with other people on planes so my mindset is you can do anything you want as long as it's not affecting others i mean you bring a school on the plane  really not a good idea to have them on and i mean it's interesting how you mention that like obviously squirrels are inappropriate to bring on the plane i mean we've even seen dogs having been appropriate to being on the plane because i think it was i think was delta airlines they banned a whole breed of dogs i think they banned pit bulls from going on planes because of like an attack that occurred i mean a seventy pound dog pit bulls are known to be dangerous animals they're not going to be like attack animals and it's very hard to domesticated people like you can be shared very safe i mean a lot of people don't want to insure pit bulls and they don't want to do anything for people on a plane and i mean on top of it it's not like ok so let's say this lady really finds out the squirrels going to help her through the plane find if you want to think that that's that's fine with her but what i just i can't i can't get along with just how she like refused to like  like i i don't understand that's completely a matter of risk i clearly inappropriate yeah if they ask you hey when i get off the plane then it's not it's not your decision in there to decide when you leave or not at that point you would be you know you'd be going against the authority so i think she should have done some better research i bet there's some you know airlines out of accept as accepted a squirrel i don't think forty ellen was one of them so you know should have respected that and just you know i just backed off i think you know that some animals like if you have a squirrel it's truly a support of research but i mean that's again you have to keep in mind that whatever someone's going to have you have to accept that and remedy that but it's not the right thing but you know the issues that this doesn't just affect her right the flight was delayed for two hours yeah i miss you i mean right this happened and i think mid week people flying most likely and people not the case in the business people and it's a massive inconvenience that no one wants to go through you know exactly i mean it really doesn't help your case but i mean back to what paul was saying actually about you know like checking ahead of time and knowing i mean even for like a like you know your average support dog on a plane even that's not really easy to do i mean ok as of lately i think obviously as we see the system has been abused but so i mean there's a process you need to go through so i mean even on the web site the front is policy reads here's a quote we do not accept unusual or exotic animals including but not limited to rodents reptiles insects hedgehogs rabbits sugar gliders none household birds or improperly cleaned and or animals squirrels on what you can bring on and what you can't and i find it hard to as paul said you cannot bring on cannot bring a hold to both toothpaste then there's no way you can just show up unannounced with a squirrel and i think they're actually changing their policy to support for animals so starting november  airlines one except cats and dogs or dogs and each passenger is allowed one and they have they have to they have to notify the airline forty eight hours in advance so i mean i would assume that something precautions you could be going through before you bring on the you know you bring on because i find it hard to believe that you know it's just spontaneous inside you know up to being a squirrel you know if this is something she's been using for you know a certain amount of time she did i mean gun god knows if she's already gotten away with it i mean we don't know that and interestingly interestingly you mentioned t s a and all that how it's hard to get things through if i'm if i'm correct i think from the video what i recalled is that they stopped her as she was boarding how did she get that far with this girl i mean that's a real question for some other question many people like who are bringing support animals onto the plane or just bringing animals that like it be more expensive for them to pay for them to like get a flight for their own animal rights or they just don't want to like put their dogs on the bottom part of the plane and they don't want to go through it all the hassle so they say it's a support animal i mean yeah i don't know how like how much that happens but i'm wondering if airlines really need to crack down on this and really like get some sort of like identification some sort of way to guarantee that like these are really support him because really the idea of support of the original he was like you're going to get a panic attack on the plane if you don't have it so it's going to be less of an inconvenience for the airline if you bring him along not more of an inconvenience and school obviously is going to be in you know exactly a bird or anything like that that's going to distract other people who are just trying to have a flight where they can maybe go to sleep or really get some work done i mean it's just overall a terrible idea i mean you know exactly i mean st of all flights are the super uncomfortable just just like a whole the whole thing is really a pain i think and the lady and i mean right if she was traveling from you know from you know she was traveling in the continental united states so she could have taken a train it would have taken some century longer yeah i think trains are a little bit more accepting to to pets and you know because on the ground but planes are you know thirty five thousand feet above the ground i personally do not want to score on that plane so i mean would you guys say that it's right for i mean all these you know airlines to be you know starting to crack down on this and making it more dense lettering on i mean i definitely think that with anything you do you have to have guidelines that protect everyone involved and squirrels you know for that for the every addict behavior that you know they show every time and the fact that they might or might not have rabies and the fact that you show up i mean you know just like you sho really just bring your animal on the plane and go with him it's not like an experience it's so the airline doesn't have to deal with you having a panic attack it's supposed to simplify the job of the airline and it's not something you know i'm going to be like we're really going with all this is bothering all the people on the plane people are almost went higher i don't think it went up you know yeah and i mean you know actually i was just thinking about this it kind of sucks for people who really do have a need for support animals now the process is going to be more difficult for them to do and some of them who knows like might even be able to go through with it and get one wrap things up for that topic and so here's the next one let's see if i can pronounce this right so this plan to invest in education and transportation there we go i got it this year i basically spent his plan involves st of all so taxing the wealthy but we're going to go more into how he wants to tax the top ten schools in mass that have  over a one billion dollars all right so i think of all establishes this point that college is expensive to make matters worse private cars are expensive and so the and the reason why private colleges become more expensive than state colleges is because private colleges of more money to spend other financial assets that are donated to universities or colleges and are meant to be invested to grow the principal and provide additional income for future investing in expenditures so basically this is kind of like money they amass over time they get it from you know a lot no i like donations here and there stuff like that and basically like these huge schools like harvard i mean i think what's the number for harvard i think they haven't done much of over thirty seven billion one hundred million it's really just an outrageous number and i mean they have they have this huge amount of money and i mean i would say it's completely unreasonable because obviously you know this money goes into stuff they help out students and stuff like that but i mean this is i mean this is the reason why gonzales thinks it's reasonable to tax them he thinks that you know they have all this money and maybe they're not using a lot of it so instead of taxing you know the citizens my tax the school yeah i mean i definitely i think i agree with those if there was any any university that's like trying to educate people right i probably be against it right because we want college to be as cheap as possible these are the top ten universities it's the cream of the crop yeah they're go he's a car builder in india he gave two hundred dollars i think one million dollars to harvard just in a year it's crazy i mean you know a lot of these people you know like you're saying talk to someone like this someone who didn't go to the school even they also do it for i mean you know recognition and just like being able to say i know exactly but all right so you know people so people want to donate to this big schools when you donate money to the mit and army to the hardened element that's good for your name i mean the good thing about you want your name out there like that and for so fun schools like you must amherst you must boston and other public schools in massachusetts which are also for the most part cheaper than there's nothing you versus i mean harvard has recently i mean made it that for you where it's not necessarily that free but based off your income you're going to pay less or more business like the money your parents make but i mean the schools like you mass amhurst which have significantly less money than harvard and mit for an average student living in the state they're still paying significantly less than harvard and mit and i mean there's the quality of education is probably lower what they're saying is i mean not even just quality of education the funding is low the funding right i mean it's like you could say the quality of education because you know right money almost equals better resources and everything you know again i don't think anyone is against the big schools you know harvard mit all the ivy everyone i mean for support the reason why their top schools because they provide numbers they have good numbers they have this money to spend it but i think right the small schools like you know or state schools they provide to the mass majority of the citizens in massachusetts all the high school students in massachusetts so i think they should be getting we should find a way fund the more you know the good way would be taxing the thing down and not just colleges right i mean middle school high school i mean a public money right there severely underfunded and that's just because i mean at the national level not enough money is given right which is supplemented by the town and in some other places around it and like fundraising but they still need more money and unless they have a really good fundraising program or very high taxes i mean the school the highest quality that it can be or the book quality that like you'd expect or even want you know and i mean we're experiencing this i mean quite personally i would say with high school in our town so basically we have this we basically have this thing where we are school is running out of space right it's too small there's too many kids going into it so basically there's plans to build a new school but here's the thing i like belmont obviously doesn't have enough money to pay for it on its own so it's going to tax the fine going to tax the people but that makes sense but i mean there's some crazy crazy numbers on these taxes i mean so once again you know underfunded towns and all of that said i'm just one of them out of being you don't always mean underfunded but just right towns grow  know us depending on depending on what town you live in people moving people moving around so these are always need for more money so the state needs to find a way to get this money and it seems like right and let's let's be honest out of that you know thirty seven billion dollars of money that harvard has laying around if that if this if if the if this law passed and there were tax the one six percent that only be spending five hundred million in comparison to thirty seven billion that's almost not yeah that's loose change and so let's get a bit more into detail about the numbers of this tax i promise i won't get to boring them so basically so we talked about harvard's endowment of being like you know around thirty seven billion one hundred million that huge number and i saw this online so harvard has operating expenses of around four billion nine  don't mind being taxed i might be saying that because i'm not i don't mind if we if we all elevate a bit then life is getting better for almost everyone and so here's the kind of what gonzales plans to do with the money so he claims that our education system and our transportation systems are broken he's saying that you know a school system where kids are failing isn't a really successful one and he's also saying our transportation system is broken i think that we can also relate to quite personally i mean the transportation system is not all that great especially you know there's crazy traffic in boston and i think it was rated one of the we're cities in america for traffic so i mean that's what we plan to rely on to the subways the you know they don't run these small innovation that we could need to make yeah i mean there's of agreeing here but in a w g b h survey of like around a one thousand americans across the country fifty percent fifty percent said they like where again the idea and didn't think it was good but forty three percent supported it well so what i'd like to know about the survey is what did they tell them right do they tell  me a one six percent tax on only the top ten universities in boston or did they tell them it would be a tax on the universities in boston which would be right if you see the find it in greater detail if it's only the top ten schools right and it's only one  six percent i think that's not as bad as taxing every single school more significant amount yeah i mean obviously i think you know we don't we don't know exactly what the survey said and i mean that could obviously have had an impact but still i mean we do see it fairly split down the middle and i think the main argument for the other side is st of all so this is a lot of money endowment money is money that goes to scholarships for students and kids like that so i mean they are the main argument just that why why should the school be giving it to the state when i mean they could be putting it into students you know because the school technically they earn that money they earn that money here from their alumni from their donations so this corps has done something to earn that money and they you know they do rightly only it's their money and you know we can't students you know we're going to be done with high school you know hopefully next year and a half or something here that this would be good you know if you plan to go to a state school definitely this funding would be would be a positive and it's not like what they're going to spend the money on is going to hurt harvard if they didn't prove the transportation system it's going to help every college around right i mean obviously spending money on other targets education or even high school or middle school it's not going to harvard will get better students read they'll get students that are better ready in a transparent system is better i mean har d is really it's really like a win win for harvard now it's probably not as big a win right if they get taxed on it because they don't decide where that money goes and i if they could decide they'd probably spend on something being more but it still doesn't hurt them and that's what i think i'd be more bothered by them taxing the rich even though i mean it's the rich but they still want to keep their money right now the more bothered by them taxing the rich by the tax in the top ten years you know that's true and also i mean i just think you know alumni share the wealth any other time you know i would have to disagree with that you know if you come up to me and share the wealth probably know that i'll try to help you all but you know you can't always share the wealth with money that you know from a donation industry and so they want federal control over data privacy laws so recently a lot of system erica have been passing these laws where if there's a breach right there seventy two hours to tell the people who've been breached their information has been breached or they've been setting up many other laws that are like limiting i mean companies like facebook instagram or all these social media sites where you put your information and they want to make sure the people who put their information in have safe information or at least know what's going on what's happening with it now these data companies they want the federal government to control it and the idea is that they wanted to be uniform and also maybe they think the federal government to be a bit more lenient yeah and so i mean let's put a bit into perspective here i mean you know you may or may not know that we've been having issues i mean with security and social media stuff like that information is in breach i mean in the past they could have kept it quiet i think that's necessary that they're forcing them to talk about it not know what's happening with their information i mean it looks bad on facebook obviously and i mean facebook's i mean i think they're trying their best to really make these breaches lower and really get back to where they were but really what their sources right and it's seeing i mean you're what's happening in the world but not necessarily just news right i think people should be informed of what's and all of the information but the one big risk that you when you when you tap that agree of this happening within seventy two hours by putting yourself online you are you are making someone mobile you know that you know you know i mean and this is a whole other conversation you know the whole like social media and how it's bad for you ask ask  well yeah but i think one of the main you know arguments are debates here is should we be doing something at a federal level so i mean right now as we're seeing you know as paul mentioned we're seeing things more of a state level more in the more local level but i mean no i mean it's being week the you know the way george and the doctor recipients you have state state funded tuition just like that i want everything to be on on a federal level because it's better for the citizen it's better for everyone involved so that you don't have to be changing a law and you don't have to be hearing two different laws in every state you know i'm not saying that you know all the state laws should be put on the federal but for example something like this technology that affects literally every you know almost ninety percent of americans i think we should try and put so i think what i mean is if you put it to the federal level i don't see anything happening any time soon exactly i don't see people doing it yeah i mean personally i want the last to happen and so i think the state should start it and see how it goes and then really the federal level could adopt it later i agree and like just a bounce off what paul was saying you know all this technology security and things like this this is all happening so fast this is you know changing basically every day and so if we really want to  for this to be on a federal level i think you know we would just never be able to catch up even though you know i think i'd be more ideal to have this on a federal level as you said it would work better for the people just for it to be more organized but i don't know i think i'd be more difficult i'm i'm torn like paul i mean with state everywhere and so that's one thing though which is almost unfair for facebook and if maine or another state put up a very specific well that limited facebook i mean they'd have to make a special version or they'd have to make many adjustments for the state of maine and that's a lot of work for them general and kind of like gil was saying you know how in argument for the federal side you know i think that you also like it would be difficult to rely on every state you know to constantly be keeping up with this and you know catching up with technology and security i think that's also just make one federal law you know make one make it into the restroom line and it would make much more better if it's just on the federal level of course you worry about the federal level it's going to be too slow right there always trying to catch up they're never on pace checking every day or checking every minute right but if you have it and you only put information that you don't care if anyone else knows you don't care if everyone knows and you just like want to share about your life i don't think that's an issue you know i just don't know but the issue is right you know there are there are bothered about but when i'm applying for a job interview i don't know five years maybe like that's that's that's interesting or yeah i mean we saw we found this on your facebook please explain and i would have to do with that who saw this happen to  application exactly really up until that the moment you're in school and even after that i mean if something happens they can still it's always up for grabs hey i mean if you're really going to be here if you're under if you're interviewing for the have a podcast thing that works and we just happen to find something will do extensive research especially for once it seems like the the big bad guys you know the big corporation and facebook and all these big companies they are working to put laws to put federal to put laws in place that actually seem to benefit the people and seems like it like it you know that's what they're trying to make  big thing here is what i'm thinking they're doing right they're putting up the laws they're giving people the easy ones right the ones they want the smaller ones the small loss rate there's a large california that's saying if their data gets breached people can actually sue the company or something along these lines and so facebook is thinking if you put this on the federal level and if you give people these small laws that tell them we have to tell you if there's a breach or we have to tell you if there's something they're not going to have any issues but also they're not going to be bothered by these california laws or these made laws or these alabama think that's because they're losing money i think it's the see their p r because they think or is it more model if you can use thing you know and obviously i think maybe mark zuckerberg has real thoughts and he really wants to help the people but i don't think that's the silly why he's doing it or why its board of investors are doing it right there always it's always about the bottom line for a company and granted that's the right idea you always got to think about the bottom line and sometimes have a good p r is best for the bottom line and that's what face was trying to do they're trying their best to have the best p r that they can while still i mean persisting with i mean their practices yeah you know but i guess we'll find out i mean i'm still strong believer of staying off facebook and i will continue to do that but hopefully we can see this i'd rather have an affair a level not repeat ourselves obviously having a federal level and just not have to deal with