When we were looking to give a million bucks away to the folks in the Bronx,

like, I was like, we have to make it so every dime goes to a human.

Like I do not want to be like again, not mad at nonprofits, like run one,

but we got to like find a thousand people and give them a thousand bucks.

And we did it.

I was very proud of that.

We need more like that where we just got to give a lot of people's hands.

And remember the Congress, this is the only silver lining can.

We're in a deep dark hole.

It's a terrible catastrophic time.

But there's a huge appetite to do something differently.

Again, 74% of Americans want cash relief.

Like we're going to get president Biden and then we're going to need a new deal.

And it's going to be hopefully a chance to write some of the wrongs that have

been weighing our country down for generations.

Welcome back to Yang Speaks.

This week I sit down with Karen Hunter, who's radio show I visited when

I was running for president really enjoyed this conversation.

Hope you do too.

We got Andrew Yang about to come in to talk with us.

Maybe he'll be mayor of New York one day.

I don't know, but he's here today to talk about basic income and a host of other

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