i grew up happy. in the appalachian mountains. we had good christmases we have love i was normal. but now. just. what the hell am i now. hear me. no challenge is more. we can either sell it for our country work the freaking number of people do really well while a growing number 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.

these united states are confronted with an economic affliction of great proportion which it is time to reawaken this industrial giant to get government back within its means and the like in our punitive tax burden on these principles there will be no compromise. thank you so for family you go back to work going on. all out war by the council workers and other industrial dispute based on the lorry drivers has led to some of the panic going in the shops market. the whatever the government tried to do it wasn't nicely making things better it might be making things worse i didn't think the free market would produce the resources to could make everybody better off the argument was that if you did. we could read up on the employer to be more investment to be more. that is true because dollars made. i

mean it's hard to pass a time warner without big rewards people like me are not going to work fifteen to twenty hours a day in order to get rich. in graduate school my doctoral years i was told psychologists five to ten years into practicing on average were making one hundred thousand dollars a year and i was like that sounds awful. now it's like kind of like my sense is to be like the top one percent. i'm not in the top one percent in terms of the world it's maybe in just psychology world. i'd choose this i choose to drive i could take a train directly into the city i just feel like that's one extra time that i get

sick being in an enclosed area with a strange you know that in the public like i don't i can't afford to be sick at this point but every day counts while trying to see if. i never need to leave the building other than to get lunch which i pray to do every once in a while they get to sit alone at a kalar at a diner across the street and that to me reading the new york post is haven't. taken away the. mandate you signed. and doesn't even in to define friend. was monday a month. just like. this a compliment everything creates a little bit of straights when i get in real. stress mode i'm i smoked for acid

i don't. but. you. there was a gig i have all full ask ed where. in some. point six were announced we think of differences started widening rapidly from when a date is on the words of the week of trade unions the morning quality there is a very striking relationship two days on and a big gems of yesterday's news today. that the government's getting inflation down interest rates down reforming trade union cutting regulations and moving restrictions. the balance of power between employers and employees shifted in favor of employers i think and i

think it was a deliberate result of policy. were were. it is. good. heat. going to this morning that you probably think that when i come in. and if he's not. if he's a straight that and he did. have it on. bad. when i go to wake and then when i come home back to bed and i know it's

just post i seldom kicks the content. within the home care sector zero alice have just the way it wakes you just don't know what might happen from week to bt to day brought up hearts jumped on it it just yet closed down the list you think you're right and i may have to tell you that. if somebody dies also he goes into hospital is so full that you think he has self because you're going to lose a lot i was if if you don't get something to fill a lot ga. we

had we had to know where my husband was from and we had decided we were. going to. have our own him our own business and everything and that was you know where we started we had we had a so we bought a video store and got in the video business it really just killed it for the mom and pop stores and we didn't have the volume of what wal-mart would have so. after five years we ended up close and then. i was in wal-mart one day and they had a song. they were are in and i thought well let me. go put an application and then when they called i was really surprised and i was even more surprised how give the company or us or any extra effort you put forth they appreciated it the man. it

would just come in so i asked them what you did and i knew that you know thank you until the changes. the focus of the company went to cutting operational expenses less people to do the work but yet the same amount of work. no time. and i think that for that. three thirty today is the fourth you see every day your light was on. that you think this is just nerves. it's so. tough people. you know. you would not believe how stressed that. we are living through a moment of absolutely astonishing transformation all of you know that the

information and technology explosion will offer to you and to the young people of the future more opportunities and challenges that many generations of americans has never seen. the stock market seen think ahead a year of the night made. up by almost a home in just twelve months with. the million dollars a year in tech. really change is that if you were once the c.e.o. of a company your company serve the local market now most markets that are important are global in scope if you're the c.e.o. of apple computer and you make the company three percent more efficient than it would have been you've added one point two billion dollars to the company's bottom line your economic value has just grown explosively we're really pleased to report

this quarter we are one hundred six point. nine billion dollars up ten billion more of intel computer six point seven three and bill you missed some. point you know a whole billion opinion. in just six months if you end up at the top of this process then you do have a justification for what's happening to you the markets is an efficient way of allocating resources it's allocated a lot of resources to me me must be an efficient result it must show that i'm out working i'm clever and includes deserve what i'm getting for a few people have the mental resources the energy.

i mean look to look at me here i am i'm creating an african art collection i'm creating companies my youngest child is three i'm seventy years old i have four children thirteen and below so what does that say about me i mean i'm out there creating. here's what people have been saying about rejected a knighthood to us exactly just pull along also the only show i go out of my way to launch you know a lot of the really packs a punch oh please yeah it is the john oliver of marty americans do the same we are apparently better than blue nothings but i see people you've never heard of love redacted the night my president of the world bank joe perry i'm going to write me seriously send us an email to forgive him he said he opened up

a base here. in the. us he will review the speech so. we're talking to the still. love them but i'm going to let it go let it go but i love it when i don't lose sleep each night. and that a lot of what i think about comedy is good but i'm about the same as art when i was up the money into the magazine but you need. to be long oh i left my money on. just say so you'll be. there all right so there is a long. long way to be made by. other people more adult films like those on the road. that look like that. i play.

so. in case you're new to the game this is how it works my economy is built around corporate corporations from washington washington controls the media the media and the voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power to must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. there are a lot of things that perpetuate inequality economic systems government's policy one of the things i would argue is also psychology how people think the kinds of things that they value inequality is rising but people aren't aware of what they're doing

to contribute to that. most of the gated communities are either on a golf course or are golf course adjacent to some of the amenities and really. great really great. but first some people are really it is about living behind a game well i left behind a gate and you do not live behind a gate to look at how much better it is that i have with behind a gate. but i. didn't buy this house to one of our friends who didn't buy a house by him again but we had a lot of friends that really thought we did we had friends that were like no we won't come visit we won't come and see you all. kind of that you moved over there

we moved over here. it's really sad it's really sad. in general everyone pretty much keeps to themselves. do you want an answer you are missing. we don't know anything about our neighbors and nothing on another hammer. one of the things that for a couple of our neighbors has really come out of shape is that we haven't hired a gardener sell this neighbor comes out and stares at me visibly pregnant raking leaves is just staring and yells from across the street you know only poor people only only poor people right there only. in this industry when you're working with high profile executives athletes and entertainers

and they expect a certain presentations so i have to keep a certain image in their eyes as they respect me. value my opinion so you know i definitely let my wife help me sometimes with the style grin the sense of like that but she seems to be very good at getting the dress for success but i'm a big believer in that if you dress well every day you actually feel like you're more powerful and you feel like you're more successful and sometimes you can like dress your way to success in essence as you people get out of depression just by just looking good. because that it will become you. think it's you make it. primary mode of transportation when you're in the neighborhood is

a golf cart. everyone gets to kind of show off their. car and golf carts with off road meals and they'll be called carts with the kids and they'll be car parts with the kids that you plug on the front of it to make it look like a mercedes people dump ten twenty thousand dollars into. golf cart. most americans are fair minded and they won't say i'm going to a gated community to flee brown people most people don't think like that they're simply saying that the perceived sense of safety the higher property values that's why i'm moving to these communities it has nothing to do with race is so there's a divide and that's how you segregate a community. those who aren't perceived to fit in are not accepted people who did not people who did not go to a certain church those types of people often felt excluded.

new york is booming with recruits from something very much back in fashion luxury car dealerships how do you remember a time like that do you believe that an individual can earn too much money what you mean that we should sort of count someone's income. not really know what was the point what we know is happening is that people at the top of the income ladder have gotten all the income gains that have occurred during the last thirty years people in the middle of the income distribution they've run down their savings they've run up much more debt every conceivable margin you can work just to hold your place in the queue. up to thirty one days tough a way to help manage your short term cash of government because really today show a record number of people all insolvent. if you don't cough tasks has within seven days a collections team everything's freddy's into contact you visit your home the list

did the fist and it's. today. amendment's atlantis is about to come within seven it's. just a guy on the phone and then no one. is and it's just watch him yeah. mike outlook is between three now four thousand pounds and then i use office stuff that you know is when the kids need new cool it's new shoes i've got no money left he's got i have got to get it from someone i knew. right. i mean. everything so much more expensive and now she wants a computer and you feel so you have to do things for them because their friends get them and they can look at you while if they don't get them. now couldn't.

you've got to cut back. to school to rose on the format of mr denham money payments . people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt debt to us might seem you know i need this loan to to go to school or need this loan to buy a house but to wall street it's just a product that they can buy and sell in package and socialists another way for them to get as much profit as they want and they treated as such one of the things that . i'm going to talk about a little bit today is how to create a more secure america. by achieving the goal of five and a half million new minority homeowners. certainly don't want there to be a fine print preventing people from owning their home. once wall street figured out

that they could create these mortgage products they're like wow this is the deal of century we need to make more of these. the house is always the big one it's the way the. economy is is set up. by house housing prices to go up so it's a major component of your retire so losing a house fire is also the position where sort of being able to retire is going to have to work. even you know to buy a house you're really making a bet with hundreds of thousands of dollars that this place is going to hold its value and that everything's going to work out. more days than not my first patient will be eleven o'clock which means that i would get up around eight get my workout gear on and go for ron.

i go running for about forty five minutes to an hour. of the running outside but. i know i push myself but there's. really no option other than pushing was. you know backs against the wall when you have to make a mortgage payment. he just had back surgery and he literally worked the next day since can't be had surgery wednesday work thursday friday went into the office on monday he had a sick day he couldn't go into the office to make money so it's important obviously that he stays healthy for himself for our family and for his. government's been collecting data that showed to be in these huge gloss differences in life expectancy. people didn't really believe the data

even people working in corporate positions in the health service didn't know whether the death rates were the highest of the top or the bottom. from kooky kids pick out west principle type of smoke by commissions back and get associate to good bye to over one of the principals to stop them bylsma the floor and let me just be rude it was only just we against it started them did they called the cops on the casket where we left him going to put the lid on christine from pakistan bashing them links trying to do a deal. my mom's thought a sex when she died if i keep drinking that mean. imagine not being dead if it sacks. full of the things that i need to do to try a little lengthen my life which is already cut short because i was born in poland

if i make it to seventy i'll be lucky and not eat solid the video. now of course because of a growing body of people know that all employment and. health consequences instead of the former idea that it was businessman stress that led to the worst problems. monahan com am thing no pressure to happen tidings to. all different diseases a man. in india the book gran is a beauty that's what i've been. asking is what i know and if you can live to see it. my daughter's father passed on. twenty third of last year.

they can hate me and be. back to me in this thing oh my. dad a liver cancer. in his race. it is it's a good thing now i know in a better place he suffered. quite some time. now for me to do and to. live together fourteen year round. in glasgow men living in the poorest part of a life expectancy of fifty four in india three quarters of the population live on two dollars a day or less. knowing plans his son two don't miss a day or less and yet many in the poorest part of glasgow have life expectancy this

is shorter than the average in india. and i thought. that's it that's going to explain it being relatively disadvantaged has profound consequences which determined high rates of suicide violent it's alcohol heart disease. so this is about to have my folks. drink the doors. was afraid. of him then what was it was all a ball of old waste man stuff. and then it's funny because like i develop a taste for the symbol and the fortified way. i'm in but this thing unless it discussed in a way that anybody why did the. but i could become addicted to going. in.

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has been up as i must admit that he was i just don't get off on getting noticed but those were the ost they speeded to sign those particular respect i'm one of those but i was just this by the support of his i'm with. my family fussy he could have had a bomb i just bought that already yes equestrian he thought a good thing of it but i think with you you're seeing him in ticket.

such an environment. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every. this is serious. and. industrial the benefit. by chemical production. is if these people are just. the toxic environment continues to poison lives. these astronomically high levels of dioxin levels that my staff think maybe some of the highest levels in the united states for almost thirty years this serious problem have not actually been addressed. investigation into the chemical industry

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report. the. overriding sentiment in the u.s. congress the view of russia's foreign minister and his american counterpart on the sidelines of a major forum in the philippines. in the week's top stories president trump signs a new russia sanctions bill several of our key allies. declaration of a full scale trade war. the pressure is stepped up against north korea to the u.n. security council unanimously for a tough new sanctions on. missile tests also ahead.