If you were 'King for a day,' and you could put a bunch of chips on one of three bets, K-12, educational preparedness, workforce training and redevelopment for people post age 18 or sort of mobility incentives to try to think about the inequality across geography, where would you spend most of your chips?
Sasse asks about prioritizing education and workforce development.
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