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On today's Politics and More podcast, New Yorker editor David Remnick

talks to Julian Castro, the United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Castro's department is working to address the rise in housing inequality.

One of the striking things about this campaign has been the degree to which income inequality

has emerged as a political and moral issue.

We've heard about it not just as a central point in the democratic debates, but from

Republican candidates as well.

Inequality is tied up completely with so many issues, tax policy, financial regulation, jobs, trade agreements,

but also with housing.

We have a huge discrepancy between cities with too few jobs and very little investment,

and those cities are falling apart.

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