Marco talking about Higher Education Reform on CNBC's Squawk Box

our is a senator Marco Rubio coming to us with a what with maybe some solutions to the to the

the big questions that we have now on how to approach the what's happening in this country and and center it's great to see you thank you and thank

you forgive me ver ver engaging in some productive reasoning but %HESITATION there are two ways really to run a society and and

there's you know we argue about it all the time you can either redistribute assets to affect an equal outcome or

you can guarantee equal opportunity and it I think you've you've seized on here for Republicans to win back the hearts and minds of voters we

need to fix this because Terry is not equal it it depends on where you're born and then what kind of family you're born into and

know clawed you for well first of all you had around the nose mobility that ability to rise above the sea have your birth is something I experienced many perhaps many of you have experience is what most Americans have the

data now shows that we're no longer perhaps the most mobile country on the world and I just won't accept that because that's one of the things that I think makes this truly so

what is it that's holding people back increasingly in the twenty first century in the post industrial revolution the

problem is we have a twentieth century higher education model that says everyone has to go and get a four year degree then

you get a bachelor's and you get a graduate's degree and that's still good for but about the only way for everyone they're a bunch of professions being created that require more

more people than ever before but we don't we don't reward it with a degree we don't pay for with federal student a and

become and that makes it an accessible to many many people and that's why you have a trillion dollars the student loan debt out there today across

Wyden that means students will be told before they take out a loan this is how much you can expect to make when you graduate with this degree from

this institution and the student pledges to pay that back through a percentage of their income over a defined period of time and

finally we need to open up the accreditation process and be able to allow people to get credit and ultimately degree based

and through testing these and online learning what what we're going to use the all those liberal arts schools for those facilities were going to use those for when people say what you can expect to make with those degrees we shut them all down what's going to happen you

know some people still choose that route I for example I teach a political science course at Florida International University in many of those students are taking that course because they want to be journal our

politicians are come or they want to go to law school because I know exactly but I nt problem go design software but

the government because they don't like anything that govern can do and they want small government and that can't be your only role is is

trying to hold back the growth of government in this is a place where you can play I think and it needs something means something apple

and I don't know if it's just Kate we got a star I don't know where we got a start but we got a great you know it's not just money throwing money at there's

got to be a fundamental overhaul of all the things that guarantee opportunity people can you know with freedom with economic freedom and personal friend they

can choose their own path and succeed in this country and and right do you got that that's a really noble thing for a politician to try and in

effect in that limited role there are things government can do to incentivize the free enterprise system and