The Importance of Education in the Construction of a House

In mid 2019, we started to see things right before COVID. Right around July to November, we had record low minority unemployment. We had 2% GDP. The military had been bolstered. And there was a sense that even though people who don't Trump was not popular, he didn't get 51%, things were working well. But then it all fell apart,. and then the weaponization, politicalized, the lockdowns, the rioting, et cetera. So I guess that's what everybody should ask themselves is are things getting better and will they get better? Are they getting worse? And if they're getting worse, why are they getting worse?"