much and here under trump and then now under biden many particular, hey taken this to a level raised. american carnage and how bad americans are and that's the same thing how awful it is in

the united states and americans haveri it

billionaires stay on the list of billionaires for longer than the past and the entrenched line going to be the performance feature now. we have incredibly easy money policies bys, the fed and all te government interventions from regulation and bailing out to keep the billionaires more entrenchedd and i think that's

the feeling that needs to be billionaires of people to aspire to or look up to. when the feeling of billionaires are creating the wealth or government wealth and too much easy money, that's fueling resentment.

the index is something i pay a lot of attention to and that looks as the source as much as the size.in yes, i'm willing to make the argumentnt that the government s not playing the capitalism as much and >> one of the things i play along with about being

wrong to this and we give a lot of degree kens to the idea of getting worse and opening up to more of these>> i'm in favor of

equality or opportunity but i totally understand thatjowski

there was no great sort of talking about early intervention program equality and talkbolk of inequality hasas really surged s we've seen a surge in the number of new billionaires that's been created as those billionaires have becomee entrenched and that's where we've seen this first aid and stypes the government solution for these is only making things worse and for the future not support any of these people given them a bit of

spending today and the appreciation of the fact that equality of opportunity is what the focus needs to be not in terms ofmi the limiting inequaly and not what capitalism is about. >> one of the sections that's extraordinary is making decisions and now it's uniformly pushing in one correction, which is more regulation and more controlled and more protection con if i wered with the political connections and then i was a little surprised in another section you wrote about your support for antitrust laws and policies and try to reconcile those and going to see antitrust laws and policies and going for them and working for the economy and ftc and it's like a fairly arbitrary and

fairly capricious lead for the market and going for the contradiction or even a contradiction in am i misreading you? >> the rule of government expanded and it's not been a lot and it's the role of government and it's a crisis when there is a role for government in providing some basic welfare for a society andwork with a

handful of companies and the profits are more distributed and the enterprise making the profit and reach ago point with a handful of companies that are making extraordinary profit and we need to recognize that and going for them and the fact that

it's gone a bit wrong there and going for them and the policy that'sse spent

handful of very big companies is consist with a true capitalist system and therefore there's some sympathy with the antitrust being like enforced in a more systematic way and going for them and the way it happens and we got through antitrust and expect it to go away and don't deal with the source of the problem and too much easy money, then that problem will just come back after you kill off something. it needs to work all good for

antitrust. the book has just come out and makes me optimistic

and the fact that some put it that would be a capitalist critique of capitalism and i say, yeah, they're coming from the inside and they've seen this and also from the outside have seen from a socialist country and have this hour-long debate heresi and discussion still givg me reasons that in the end, america will course correct. >> that you can't for sharing. really appreciate it and the book is what went wrong with capitalism. thank you very much. >> thank you, enjoyed that.

>> on book tv, introducing you to andrew doyle. the book the religious puritans

and before we get into your book, mr. doyle, introduce yourself to the american audience. >> okay, i'm an crew doyle and i'm a writer, broadcaster and comedian. i have a show on a uk channel called g tv news every sunday and i'm interested in issues related to liberal values and free a speech. and i write various comedic projects and that kind of thing. >> how would you describe gp news as a channel? >> i would suppose -- it would set up to provide within the media landscape of the uk another alternative in other words we have a problem in the uk with a kind of ideological bias from the major mainstream media channels. not so much with bbc news and not the part and politics and they try their best to be impartial.

>> when it cops to issues of gender, race, and expecting going for them february and going to wake up for them going

to take an eco chamber. >> maybe once or twice a week. >> you're at oxford and have a phd in renaissance poetry. >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, well, i was -- my pain at thate point was to be in academics and i was part-time lecturer and finishing my doctorate and that would be intending to take but ultimately for them in a different way. >> taking that with the same time working with manuscript and

parts of ways to do that and it's parts of the country. it's very dusty and not much light. there's lots of people there and spending their whole lives will and >> turn to your new book, the new puritans, how are they. >> the amall jim jordan and not looking specifically but also not the puritans at all and some sort of sense of their own

variability and similar to what i described by thehe new puritas and they're these kind of zealots and reorganize around the growns of pro censorship and they'd like to curtail the art so that it becomes a conduit for the message. what happened to them in the 1642he when they were with the puritans managing to gain control of parliament and shut all ofin them we need the comedy showss and people aren't corrupted by the message and do you watch comedy shows in the uk and streaming services and sitcoms will be removed and it's a very famous one that's fulton for the show and it's a very famous one called germans and

there's a use of racial epitat in that theme and therefore it's kind of the need to apply art and comedy and what's going on quite a lot and in the uk going to police each other and the deduction on the line with more jebly going for them many arkansas if you have a group of young girls that claim that they can see devils in the shadows of people we witchcraft going very, very similar going around that

and

>> i don't think you should be doing that and promoting the next time the promotion comes around. every just shuts up and goes along with it, they won't be denied. it it wouldn't matter if they were capitulating and it's all a major institution and theyy go along and partly they're terrified of their kids but also because they contested want to be seen to being on the wrong side of history, shall we say.

>> do you think the conservative party in britain was capitulated smuggling t >> yeah, provided or by this and this is not the party people think. similarly it's dei pushed through by everyone on the right as billion and people going to think this is something that's

progressive. >> your book when bad ideas are allowed and spread unchecked. hay take on an illusion of incontrovertibility and figures of authority are captured by dangerousis allergies, resistane becomes a feat of courage that few care to attempt. >> it's a notion of courage there precisely because there's a lotit after stake if not the same and snow valley one is being burned at the stake and it's not un-atranscriptable and in -- un-atranscriptable and people unattributable and people do that and they're already going by them and people say

>> they believe there is such a thing of generation and on the day that putin invaded ukraine, theou uk were putting out a twet about their pan sexual coffee morning. they're mott getting their priorities and very few of them

actually believing and that's the idea of courage and it is as though there's a new religion and cease control of the corporate world and media and cassioppi doom ya and education and theer incredible power and incredible cloud and yet statement at the same time these are going to be the underdog and they are fighting to be marginalized there and have some courage and everyone going to fill up and we don't believe in this and believe in generally acressive and what idea of color behindness and effectively

problem sizes as being a white supremacy and there you have it a middle-aged white woman claiming that martin luther king was a racist and erg is upside country-specific. what we should be parks having conversation withs teachers and put in separate rooms and similarly in len don and called the american school and going back for them on the line. i would like