00:00You know, I think in the first question, there is this setting up of a context where
00:05this idea of hyper-local and international.
00:10And I think that for anyone to care about these issues, we have to make them hyper-local.
00:18We have to make clear that when the boot of the NYPD is on your neck, it's been laced by the idea.
00:26We have to make, not specifically that example all the time, but just to say that for working
00:32class people who have very little time, who have so many stresses, who are under so many
00:38pressures, there isn't that much time for symbolism.
00:42We have to make it materially connected to their life.
00:45And I think that what opportunity we have is that we are in a country where those connections
00:52abound, especially in New York City, you have so many opportunities to make clear the ways
00:59in which that struggle over there is tied to capital's interest over here.
