this is. true they're trying to create uninformed consumers who will want. to st one of the biggest industries in the country. takes. a look i'm. going to call it yeah i'll think that's what i'm going to say pleasantly plump. because. oh i can read into things and just seen it. for the ham manager. but if you've never before don't know. i have to hand

mine i don't want to and congestive heart failure and actually literally bad. in took me two weeks sick come out of the coma i'm just lucky it in my heart still is beating low enough to do what they need to do you know but that's just making it weaker. it just makes me sleep easy at night knowing if i'm home by myself like my kids that there's somebody knocking on.

and you know. that. i would love to see. i always say i wish i had a husband at work tonight to find you know where we were able to come home together at night and take care of the kids together but i i know that's not reality and i know he's providing a lifestyle for us that without him working as hiking couldn't. we know the financial distress is one of the main factors that sends people to see marriage counselors in the areas that saw the biggest increases in new bowie we saw the biggest increase in divorce rates people in the middle are trying to make ends meet in the process of experiencing new normal some additional stress in their lives.

and. god she faithful. from homes in the neighborhood. paid from fades into been arrested what the. sound to be looking to hear from saw is the only. food to deal well out i mean they're cooking. this just from people stressed and now because the economy is so jacked up over here and that's why we end up with situations like these people for different for loan these so. they made and frustrating. we're going in and trying it in people. here rage against the not the person one with somebody else. they just anything to take the fust ration out because they've got too much else to do.

psychologists and sociologists who what with criminals consistently say that lack of respect is the trigger for acts of violence and aggression all that's left to people is the maintenance of self-respect and so if that's threatened in some way then you see these violent and aggressive reactions. police make say to teenage boys and fifteen year old girl. on a gun fight in a birthday party or privately. this is not unusual they've had a lot of people killed in this in the past few years high school students killing each other you know in and you know this is you never know when you're going to be wrong and. i would love to walk to work or ride a bike to work you know it's is only like two miles down the road but i'm too

scared to ride a bike or walk home at midnight always worry about walking and parking always so with half the lights out right now. you know it's a very dangerous place. you know one of the sixteen homicides last year. returns a lot more people in this church policing community are trying to address an epidemic of violent crime much of it rooted in drugs streets way more shot good twelve twelve gauge drills it is draw magazine known sites because it's not designed to meet any sort of.

the signet is kind of sick of the staff this is this devastating look at looking. back thank you. and. you know i have this. and the good doctor. how is that. war on crime. every level to come up for good are getting out of the way retreating to walden from where they want. him battle for the survival of america. crime and the fear it provokes are crippling our society limiting personal freedom and fraying the

time. of those who commit repeated violent crimes should be told when you commit a third crime you will be put away and put away for good three strikes and you are now thanks. i get caught with a gram a dope one point five. i would hurt anybody but myself i wouldn't sell it you know i wouldn't give it to kids or anything like that and i'd go to court and i would try to hear anything that their used it three strikes against and they gave me a twenty five year sentence i've been in a box just live with bigger than this for the last seventeen years and to be locked up and treated as i have been treated here there's not

a man alive that wouldn't feel the same way that i do now they've created a ball i hate me yeah i mean the pinotage. but you know something i've never. never been caught with the thing i've got to get naked in front of females and these officers and i got to bend over and show them my. yeah humiliating it it's beyond it i had all i had all. i had those kicked out on the robertson unit i was beaten almost to death they broke eight ribs they dislocated my arms mildly they broke my jaw they kicked out an odd greil they broke my ocular bone not know but you know something the first time that i didn't get my head ripped off three days later it didn't hurt as

bad and in a bit and in denial became a must i hate people and you know how sad that is to say. you know i i've been treated so bad back here that yes i could i could actually now i could kill a man you know not really could i could kill him with these loaves and out and did not say and it's sad because that you know i was raised i was raised as a net. and what about going to do now this round when i get out what am i going to do give me a job at mcdonald's i'll be fifty four years old came down when i was twenty six i was in college i was taking a vote. what am i a good one i'm not going to do now because what you were before you come to the penitentiary is not what you're going to be when you're released.

this is a country that began with so that there's a limit. and yet we have more people in prison to tap into than anybody in the world. and. there's no doubt that being rich makes it. will be incarcerated even if something terrible. says. so. on. this is the richest year ever human history the rich are getting richer this evidence are less and these are creators that how plutocrats these or do worse making things happen when they do well and we all well. there's a religion that says there are little benefits there's almost nothing to do with

the real world so it completely fails in the real world hauser's the room we're not a failure for the of fraction of one percent of the population that's accumulating wealth you know beyond the dreams of avarice the influence of money in politics has risen dramatically in recent decades the people at the top have more money what they've been doing has been giving bigger contributions to politicians and in return asking for lower tax rates on themselves and less stringent regulations on their companies from humble beginnings in small town arkansas to the world's leading retailer wal-mart has come a long way since one nine hundred sixty to no one except for maybe sam who never lost sight of his original idea could have predicted the company's remarkable growth in case because of. a national. registry billionaire and they are no doubt highly respected in the communities in which they

live and they doubt they do respectable things they are museums and they give money to hospitals and stuff. and yet you know in many communities people who are. wage but also getting food stamps so basically the public is paying for labor. for fiscal year in two thousand and twelve one more had scored sales of what four hundred forty six billion and then the net sales were sixteen point seven but almost seventeen billion dollars net profit i have no problem when it comes to making no profit like i said i have my own business but when you're making a profit at the expense of the people who are doing the work and their own food stamps it's a moral issue if you're making a decision i we're going to cut our so we can keep profit up you know what you're doing.

i've negotiated with the palestinians under oath official and unofficial it's for hundreds and thousands of what i have seen. by the stadium speak goshi. not being. kind. to you every time we reach juncture in which there was a possibility to resolve. the palestinians just walked away. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us it actually does belong. to the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than blue nothing's better to see people you've never heard of

love down to the night the president of the world bank so he doesn't really mean it seriously send us an e-mail. we've been finding that wealthier individuals are more likely to perceive the pursuit of self interests as opposed to collective interest as being moral and

favorable or even observing this moralization of greed this greed is good mentality this culture absolutely selects for psychopaths thinkers you know people who literally have no empathy whatsoever because once you have successfully cleaved off ethical considerations you're incredibly efficient i think there's nothing wrong with aspiring to be comparable i don't even know that there's anything wrong with aspiring to be rich but the aspiration of wall street is how you money and your money is the amount of money so vast that you could pick up the phone or save you to whoever you wanted without repercussion. one of the necessary illusions for the general public is that we live in a capitalist economy but the rich don't believe for a minute of the insist on a powerful state to protect them from market the supply so it's cold and sacks

makes a risky transaction. they're basically protected if it crashes they can run through the nanny state with their trap and the builder good morning this is a pivotal moment for america's economy. problems that originated in the credit markets and first showed up in the area of subprime mortgages have spread throughout our financial system it's been a dismal on wall street last i think out just. fine so long yesterday the dow closed down five hundred investors agreed that this is a week to see whether or not the government can step in and we'll decide on in the i'm a strong believer in free enterprise. under normal circumstances i believe companies that make bad. sition should be allowed to go out of business but these are not normal circumstances you know the president has said over and over it's the

people's money. right about that it is the people's money but now it's the people's debt. this is the pain. that will stay with me for the rest of my life but you got to keep four hundred eighty million dollars i have a very basic question for you is this fair. the spectacle all of these bankers who have contributed hugely to bringing the western economies to the knees and you can still go home putting themselves money beyond the dreams of avarice in most people's eyes and they really think it was but sometimes i meet them socially. when we were in this town this is how capitalism works i say this is not how capitalism work this is talk up a blizzard goes hopelessly disastrously wrong.

you're seriously. the best person to speak of the wall street that it is i sit across from them. you know i see the humanity of the people on wall street are working harder now than ever before not knowing whether they can ever move up the ladder and what will this rat race and from the. doctor olden pass is it true because psychologists and probably more than anything else. is known for helping people manage i'm certain. and maintain optimal motivation and performance in times of uncertainty. but. it's become a mission for me to help people out there in this rough time because i feel like in my practice as a psychologist my clients are looking to me for answers my dissertation is the

first study in the united states conducted in the last fifty years it was called casualties of wall street and assessment of the walking wounded and my findings basically showed that we are currently in a crisis of connectivity. the elderly. should not bail out those who made the reckless decision to buy a home they knew they could never afford. that word came up a lot o. greedy homeowners this is serious about for people who bought t.v. their second mortgages and it's their fall and they were greedy that's the

mentality blame the victim. i keep using my credit cards to live and then i got those where i was maxed out and i'm at the. fixing to be moving. i've got to go very soon within the next few weeks you know. this is this is the. there's a lot of data. suggesting that social mobility is an all time low people despite their hard work on it's achieving the american dream. so who is it that achieves wealth it's often those individuals that are born into wealth in the first place. i actually feel like i'm blessed with having everything i need. to look here.

could not ask for anything more in the she's living. or. dead fifteen years old i left big stone gap to ginia and i hitchhiked across this entire continent to southern california. and i had a good job. heterosexual show of a life was good i was thinking about going to hollywood be the next tom cruise or somebody you know me. but it didn't happen my to. feel that mainstream school is a great place for kids who are even slightly above the curve.

so i'm probably home school if they're not staying on track meeting the milestones meeting the goals they need to meet it's going to impact long term what they're how complex. no challenge is more urgent. no debate is more important we can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well while a growing number of americans barely get by. or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. it's not the case that all is attributable to bad apples but rather that the barrel is bad the barrel is what's contaminating the outposts it's the institutions that prioritize getting ahead above all else

that it's ok to break the law if that means that you're going to make more profits for the company with no attention to what the consequences are for the system as a whole. what i object to is the feeling that there's some mechanism out about which you can do nothing to that's not simply not true chief if you want to change this they can change it and never. let a busy a tailor an m.p. it's today. have a voice. in my fellow workers and everybody this. food industry rochelle mounted what would you like to say to the boss held for whom your work i don't blame any one particular company the truth is unless the government actually acknowledge the importance of the home test within this country people are going to continue to be failed these problems

a deep rooted within the system and the system that needs to change my name is janet sparks and i am a wal-mart associate at store number eleven zero two when i think about the fact there are c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart associate. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. i wish we'd never gotten into this center of this we've never had this extraordinary high rewards i didn't realize about was going to have or maybe all those orders knew perfectly well that this would be the result of it but i think the plot is unfortunate some are regret it i think you know you sort of always have

it maybe in the back of your mind that you know you're not part of something good but i don't have a clear sense of why i'm doing something actively harmful and then when the financial crisis hit i started to feel really uncomfortable and i asked my boss will the public ever forgive us for this and meaning the bail out and he based i said to me well here's the thing the public always forgets the public forgot after the savings and loan crisis the public forgot after long term capital management blew up the public always forgets and the public will forget again and we will you know move on and it will go back to normal so don't worry about it.

yes there is a saying. look there can't be cheap. and then to come through so let's idea is right let's go to his company he said if we give them everything slip into.

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