Lutnick says high school educated workers live seven years less than college educated, attributing it to despair.
“The difference today of average life expectancy between those two categories is seven years. Seven year average life expectancy. It's not the air. It's not the food. It's not the medicine. It's despair.”
Lutnick claims high school educated American workers live seven years less than college educated.
“The workforce in The United States Of America, two thirds is high school educated, one third is college educated. The life expectancy of my high school educated workforce is seven years lower.”
Lutnick states high school educated workers have seven-year lower life expectancy due to despair, not environmental factors.
“The life expectancy of my high school educated workforce is seven years lower. Makes me wanna cry. Why? Why is it seven years lower? It's not the air we breathe.”