all actually and he's in the news because you know we've had hurricane after hurricane many natural disasters but we also have the baby boomers retiring this has created. basically a backlog of people wanting mobile home. mobile homes are so expensive now hurricane victims can't afford them the industry led by warren buffet's clayton homes peddling such pricey interior designer touches as breakfast bars and his and her bathroom settings these extras plus manufacturers increase cost for labor and materials have pushed average prices for a new double wides up more than twenty percent in five years putting them out of reach for many of the newly homeless so about twenty two million americans live in what are called manufactured homes they're no longer really called mobile homes are called manufactured homes and now we have thousands and thousands of people in huge

ways of florida down to naples florida key west and houston where we've had the two hurricanes harvey and irma make many people lose their homes and they have to replace them and they can't find well you know of the just financial crisis of two thousand and eight remember the banks over leveraged they crashed and the government along with warren buffett. the government and warren buffet decided to bet not only the banks but themselves by getting the banks to bell themself out and to use the money from taxpayers to buy old couples to positions of monopoly positions in housing and mobile homes so these guys are not wealthy because they are smart or because they work are because they game the system and they rob us blind and now he's america's biggest loan lord grass relations learn you can play

a little ukulele song warren buffett animal slumlord or i'm an okie from down the where's this will that gets billions of subsidies from the government and you pay for it you stupid america is the law here's charlie monger he's practically eating it out made a move billionaire even though he's a brain dead so unfortunately there's no stopping oligarch in america there's no government anymore there's no market forces anymore there's no price discovery anymore there's only free money given away through the interest rate apartheid state to the guys living on the right side of the apartheid interest rate wall everyone else is in the freaking doubt yet more and more americans are having to move into these manufactured homes the interest rates on loans if you can even get a loan by the way are far more expensive for mobile homes obviously because they're not built into a foundation they're not as long lasting as

a home. don't you get the insurance won't even still you the insurance to. geico in a lot of other insurance companies it's a subsidy haircare people have enough you're saying but let's move on to the fact that you mentioned the two thousand and eight financial crisis a lot of the builders and other manufacturers of mobile homes many. home sorry they went out of business or they stopped they laid off a lot of workers and now this is part of the problem of why there's such a shortage of these homes to buy there's something like a six month backlog at a lot of these places to even get a home because they don't have enough workers who know how to make these homes anymore but they say about twenty two million americans live in manufactured homes a classification that dates back to one nine hundred seventy six when federal law sets standards for what used to be called mobile homes sales of new units are grown

fifteen percent annually as the base of buyers expands from rural areas to suburbs and retirement enclaves tile backsplash is in kitchen pantries fattened profits and attract buyers who couldn't afford simular extravagances and conventional houses the industry which makes up eighty percent of new homes that sell for less than one hundred fifty thousand was struggling to keep up with demand even before the hurricanes manufacturers that closed plants after the housing crash say they're having difficulty adding capacity because of shortage of labor skills so you know here you have a situation where we've talked about the wealth and income gap you know more and more is going to the top one percent of the jeff bezos or the warren buffets of the bill gates of the world and you have doctors lawyers all these other people being squashed down that they can't afford the homes and the cities you hear a lot of construction going on here in durham which is a boom city by the way they're they're being forced into mobile homes they're just forcing out the population i mean as

a same obama hundred fifty thousand dollars if you do three times your income for the mortgage you have to be earning at least fifty thousand that's way below what. the household income at the bottom is now of course a lot of people mistakenly blame capitalism for this when this is just socialism while buffett is a socialist and so is jeff bezos they believe in being given. limited amounts of free money from a coup. government central government that they control if there was capitalism in america these guys would have paid the price for being a profit horrible business people in two thousand and eight by getting themselves in over their head too much risk too much debt they would have gone out of business there would have been a market sell off we've had a new generation of entrepreneurs and we would have had capitalism as a concept was understood in america it's tied to the idea of free market economics is tied to the enlightenment this tie to the thinking that went behind that the.

intellectual bedrock of america based on the rights of man go back to the french of light meant the french thinkers james lock these types of people who gave us the idea of government by and for the people now you've got government by and for all of darks and kleptocrats it's not capitalism it's kind of like socialism but it's more like monarchy a club talk or see a stock or see rule by the stupidest of the worst amongst us and the every salt is either a we submit to this tyranny and live on our knees begging for scraps from these guys darn ugly putrid cute or craddick crack like lauren or we interact those are the two choices you know you have two choices big or insurrections that's it well of course. one of the ways that you're supposed to rise up not in the way that max is that referred to there but rise up through your own meritocracy you

know go to university get an education compete in the marketplace get a job be able to afford one of these apartments or condos going up behind us and you know dern right behind us of course here in durham and raleigh the research triangle you have u.n.c. you have duke two great universities. but paying for your college thirty years ago versus today taking into account tuition. room board fees across two thousand three hundred and twelve public and private colleges and universities in the us the average price of an undergraduate degree increased sixty three thousand nine hundred seventy three dollars or roughly two hundred sixty one percent since one nine hundred eighty seven s. when i entered university in one thousand nine hundred seventy prices are now up two hundred sixty one percent since them inflation adjusted so inflation the tuition has gone up but the job that tuition the income that you can earn when you

graduate has gone up. like this much let me explain something terribly out there is wants to be a success in life there's two ways to go you can either become educated you can do that by yourself go to the new york university website or the gallatin division and get the syllabus of the book list that all gallatin division students have to know i was in the gallatin division of new york university it's probably two hundred fifty books starting with aristotle read those books now you're educated the second way you can be a success in life if you go no three things bridge golf tennis ok four things in skiing if you know any of these four preferably all for a bridge you get to play bridge warren buffett he's a big bridge player you play golf you hang out country club you know the insider trading tips are tennis you know same thing tennis clubs you know that and skiing you go to stock you go to sugar hill you've got all these expensive believe me meet the right people and make the right contacts and you make it the right deals and

the right information so those are two paths in there go those four skills british tennis golf and skiing or read the galton vision of men or you syllabus for every graduate program and get educated those you to pass a life everything else is noise by the way. if you want to look like a buffoon go down the french side the french people the french speaking side those are the best looking skiers in the world i have to say the other side the german speaking side they're all where a leader hosen and they ski even worse than american so that's my tip over there but again so prices for university education has got up to into the sixty one percent. average income for an employer a graduate degree a person graduating with a degree bachelor's degree has gone up two point three percent in that time so

that has gone from an average income in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven again inflation adjusted is forty nine thousand four hundred six. and one nine hundred eighty seven two thousand and sixteen is fifty thousand five hundred fifty six so that's with a college degree the average income is fifty thousand five hundred fifty six remember you just said the mobile homes are one hundred fifty thousand so three times that income so that's what you can aspire to going into a huge amount of debt getting this degree and then having to go into a mobile home or sorry manufactured home to make you feel a little bit better but that's all you have and this so let me give you know to anybody out there who want to become a millionaire multimillionaire billionaire tanking. the world as an insatiable demand for pancakes and waffles matter where you are china vietnam oklahoma florida antarctica there's an insatiable demand for pancakes they're cheap you know you pull them out tell them tonya taking is the road to riches well i think it's time

to go to the second half because i'm going to go make some pancakes. say to for the second half all up more don't go away. they call me a useful idiot i mean you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots go expressing my opinions on t.v. there's two things miss doing it behind his record is the same strategy we attack persons instead of talking about the org what's next why stop me from getting this close to the white house i'm with a group code pink why not ban the color pink one hour stretch beyond the right i

should be sent to the town because i want to try to break me on the wheel but out with a long time of this sort of nonsense you don't scare me and i'll continue to voice my opinion i'll continue to speak out in good company i'm in good company you're going to lose me you want to use his real friends think. be fent like when you all know it's coming to inspect the property if somebody would've been told me to come down to spend my life for to plant committees are a little disturbed person would have sold it was clear. every night all we were attacked by the arabs we will attacking them and we will extremely shocked and saying that's not possible i'll meet doesn't do such scenes and then the soldiers and myself from the sniping to lose both wampus and the host

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welcome back to the concert for an accessor time out of cern to distinguish a local politician four time mayor of. north carolina former chairman of the north carolina democratic party randy fuller. it's good to be bucked moxley got a gift for me i do work here in durham on the top of the hotel my grandfather used

to play ball over here it matches your bitcoin claim you know which is why building dollars well right so what it once was is celebrating this is something i grandfather used to catch for the old new york giants and he played minor league ball right out here in durham in one nine hundred thirty yes bull durham that's about the what the minor league team right in durham it is just isn't surrounded i don't think there were women that beautiful when he played that were luring him into situations no he didn't share them with you know he didn't tell you about it no they didn't even have all call back then they had to go over here and dig it up on the old farm it was the prohibition days halley players didn't get paid max different time and my god i will get into some hot political issues let's talk about net neutrality it's suddenly a hot issue at least online. the democratic party itself is still focused on the fake russia story it fake russia gate story but what's the u.s.

look like without net neutrality have you looked at this randi what are your thoughts it's something that at least people in the progressive movement the democratic party that are trouble with the been on for quite some time in every sense the law changed in the in the one nine hundred ninety s. and we've gotten to this point were you know the telecoms kind of can can choke it and take control we've been worried breaks into this is a misnomer because net neutrality sounds like they somebody wants to for the net to be neutral but that's not it it's the opposite somebody is trying to make the net corporate controlled entirely in turn the internet effectively into h.b.o. so everything all access to anything that you want to have access to it is going to cost you money anything that is free is just going to be infomercials for potato soup or stuff that's completely worthless it's an argument that's a legitimate argument about throttling speed on the internet that you know first came up in the ninety's and early two thousand and swim. people pointed out that those a control the pilots could actually control the speed upon which you could get certain

packets yes and there's an issue of debate on line between richard hart's who's got a channel on you to become his big client is a very deep philosophical thinker he's an influencer an influence and he was talking to bruce fenton another bitcoin er and they were having this debate and bruce fenton a saying now no we can't have the open free internet because that's like communism we need to assert our private property rights and be try kone in and apply massive corporate power to this internet space your thoughts well let's just roll it back for a second and think about what the internet has become a mean it was created by government investment the notion you know way back when when this this country really put r. and d. into things like that in really came out of the military and it's an idea do you consider broadband to be a public utility max so there's a robust debate on whether water and sewer for instance should be publicly owner

privately owned but the danger of turning it all into private hands is that people can then control something basic that you need water and in an essence in the twenty first century people need access free and open access to high speed digital so you have problems all over this country right now where people are living on the equivalent of the information dirt road that last mile that's always discussed where the telcos of fought municipalities and counties for from providing it especially in this state that's a problem most of the places you go people actually are still getting substandard internet access now let me explain to me how this issue is being framed because when i talked here people discussing and debating net neutrality they seem to suggest that unless you let corporations dominate this space and turn it into. something that's beyond. in the affordability of most people you end up with

socialism but isn't it true and isn't a better case to make to say that if he allows unchecked corporate power to encroach on what should be a public utility and a public good you end up with the gas. you end up with fascism you will not see is what your argument is basically saying that the natural state for monopolistic oligarchic capitalism is fascism yes and there's an awful lot of scholarship on that front in my mind michael robert is working on a book dr bird on exactly that topic that if it's unchecked which by the way republicans and democratic administrations in our country's history have fought against monopolies crash the sherman antitrust act correct and we've actually taken a stand in the past for some reason over this last thirty thirty five years we haven't stood a stronger as told in the saddle on this and there's other we're oblon other word for monopoly could be monarchy and then we find

a revolutionary war about that didn't we create the constitution about the bill of rights why i come nobody stands up for america when they're standing up for unchecked corporate power while you're here making another point i've often made that the natural opponents of progressive are not conservatives conservatives have done an awful lot of good things in this country the natural opponent are monarchists and monarchists by and large are also closet fascists and you can go look at world war two who are the nazis visiting in britain it's one of those stories they don't want to tell they were visiting those that were connected to the monarchy right when the banking industry was in huge support of fascism in germany and across europe so too were the unchecked corporate power of the walt disney corporation the ford corporation and the coca-cola corporation and the i.b.m. was also who do you think made the little. digital tattoos in the concentra. camp victims was provided for i.b.m. i.b.m.

actually they created a special orange string for the nazis called phantom coca-cola right yeah who funded the frickin nazis j.p. morgan well you know there's another big supporter want is that you're bringing up inconvenient truths of people don't want to talk about but little i mean we talk about here pittsboro because pittsburgh in durham and this area of the country is a hotbed of liberal and progressive and political awareness of what your are at the forefront well people are willing here to ask these questions and these questions need to be yes you're right i mean who is involved in media connects to the bush family i mean there's plenty of scholarship on there brown and herrmann and others that were funding the nazi regime that just we don't like to quote talk about it in polite company let's talk about it you know it's an impolite concern in terms of baseball now the unchecked corporate fascist crowds that don't think net neutrality is a problem if you have corporations running the internet would tell us that there should never be referees on the game during

a baseball bats there should never be any rules there should never be any statistics there should never be any standings there should never be any attempt to quantify in any way what's happening on the baseball field or to officiate what's happening on the baseball field which is just left players go out there with balls and bats kill each other whoever survives that killing field is the winner of the world series that's what that's what and not and not capitalism is telling us is the right way to go well another way of looking at it is they wouldn't want to pay the ballplayers so we just wouldn't pay labor but isn't that what's happening in places like alabama which now has a ross sewage spilling into people's homes calling bookworm flint michigan pipes full of tough carcinogenic water causing bursty facts other places in alabama where the local sewage is being underwritten by wall street banks to let it go bankrupt. and end up people having to eat their own fecal matter to survive but what i mean

what you're basically talking about is the fact that america for decades has not focused on hard infrastructure really the things that we need to do in order to actually have civilization i mean you need to be able to provide clean potable water to your people you need to be able to process your waste which includes municipal solid waste as well as waste that would go into a wastewater treatment plant this is what you're referring to we have not been interested in it because it hasn't been sexy and then when wall street deemed to be sexy they only did so to package what you know predatory products that they sold to miss apologies and counties and they sold to institutional investors like cal pers well look at nestle corp they tap into the aquifers the naturally occurring publicly own commonwealth and common good of an aquifer and you're right that in a moment well that water back to us at a premium that they get for free so that's naziism nestle not is i listen in as

they invent wait a minute wait a minute if i thought so if nestle were in charge of the sewage systems and some of these myths about ease they would sell people back their own think will matter but branded as living life the nestle way each year on poop and they get away with it america. i mean we all actually drink water that's coming from some source upstream so technically speaking that is the case i mean most of this was all bottled water actually or selling water that comes from a miniscule plant right mitch already actually process water could come from the city of durham here and then they put little managers water gallaudet university yes please gallons in there so the president isn't done to people side effect of i mean that's i should it was somebody said hold up is this the american way or how much of this is the american way right well i would say that it's not consistent with my understanding of what the american experience is all about my family's been on this fricken rock for three hundred years. you know we fought in every war except the vietnam war and you know my family was in pennsylvania and created the

you know the lexington gazette you know during the time of the continental congress where journalists go back that far and then to have these idiots like alec baldwin calling me auntie american because i dare to tell the truth on their shallow at that time do you think they would have called your relatives the purveyors of phone news well you know at that time randy we know historically the third of america was against the independence right third was for it and the third was ambivalent but let me get your thought as a democratic leader here in north carolina many leading democratic activists are suddenly engaged in this than a child the issue but at the same time they are at the forefront of fighting to end net neutrality demanding that you tube facebook censor the videos they don't like both all right and all left have been. d. monetized and d. ranked and now our to russia today is also being you know in the crosshairs of

these so-called progressive who are the who want to fight net neutrality but they want to censor journalists how do you square that circle this is an issue of of not why quote not liking the content so i mean the question is when does the content become cancerous. of the any you don't need to for a content to be cancerous to defend the right to free speech you know it's a either yours or bankers or limit the free speech or not i mean is the limit if i shout fire in a crowded theater and there isn't a fire and people travel themselves to death but i'm a dozen of these years i've been under seal of the argument that said like john mccain that there's a one percent chance that there's weapons of mass destruction in iraq we have to kill a million people wearing that the same time there's a fuel says a ninety nine percent dead certainty a manmade global climate change and that we think that we don't have enough certainty to fight local climate change so you can go to either out of the bell curve and the extreme of any argument but if you. you have free speech in a society that also values education and awareness in an open media you have

a critical mass of educated people who can discern what is would be a crowd yelling fire in a crowded theater versus voicing an unpopular view that would encourage political debate i mean if you have a country of imbeciles who can't think for themselves then any speech is dangerous speech they only want to have free money pumped up their sphincters and buy the opium i was on i think that the ok we got to go we gotta go gotta go down i went to the free speech my god. that's going to have this edition of the kaiser for with me next as are states here but i think this last randy bowler here in north carolina if you read just on twitter it's kaiser for him so much done by you know.

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