The first goal is to overcome poverty. The second is to dismantle racism. Then Wallis wants to rebuild families and communities. Finally, the broad overarching goal is to protect the dignity of every person's life. Those are monumental goals, but Wallis believes they can be achieved.
Someone has to pull together all the different sectors.
Without a vision the people perish. Wallis said the contrast between his message and the pleading of the two presidential candidates is vast. I'm talking about a mom working in a fast-food joint who has to run from table to table and then in the afternoon she's running back to a table in the corner to help her kids do their homework. It's the economic boom time right now, and it's lifting the yachts but not the boats. Because poor people don't vote, and they don't contribute to campaigns.