spent six of the seven minutes talking about the tolls of shopping and consumerism i brought up john perkins talking about how you know we say that we don't want corporations to exploit workers or exploit sources but then we at the same token say that we want our cheap sweatshirts and we'll look the other way if they're made in a sweatshop in china so i really that was the focus of my my monologue and i am all for criticism but i'm also a huge proponent of accuracy so i just wanted to clear those things up send anything back you want me to address because for now that's all i have time for that's it for our show thank you so much for tuning in feel free to give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital account you can also see all of our shows there i am more or less there for everyone here have a great night. for sure is that so much to me there's a huge music history on the market going from very hard to even worse than this is the state of u.s. pakistan relations after a cross border towns are left up to twenty pakistan. it's. a mission free accreditation free transport chargers free.

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is interesting because as john indicated before, he actually staffed a lot of his inner circle with women at the moment when not many speakers are doing that. francis perkins, who becomes fdr's secretary of labor, is a close ally of smith. pell moskowitz is his make it happen woman up in albany. he actually has a fairly progressive outlook of women in government. the advent of the women's vote does not have a huge impact on national politics. it ultimately begins to build. it does not have the impact many people are predicting. in terms of new york politicians, john would know this better than i, i don't have perspective it really transforms -- >> not at first. at first, he was not in favor of women's suffrage. his mother said, i would never vote. there is no need for me to vote. but she does. she cast her first ballot for her son for governor. smith's hook is he gets a lot of these people involved. he starts to realize these are the voters. he says, how do i talk to these people? he says talk to them as you talk to a chamber of commerce or anyone else in the campaign. he starts to realize women's suffrage is a good idea. i can enlighten these people. i ca

perkins pancake house in minneapolis. what do i mean? how does the new immigrant think? i come to this country there is no legacies spot waiting for me at johns hopkins. the new immigrant understands mayor and hyper-connected world that is a new world. we're all new immigrants and they said i'd better figure out what is going on provide better sue the opportunities are and pursue them with more energy and we're all new immigrants today to approach the workplace like a new immigrant. second, think like the artist's in. of the professor of labor economics at harvard says it. the artisan is a person in the middle ages before mass production. it made everything one-off and every pair of shoes individually saddle, utensil, and it took such pride something so extra that they insisted on carving fair initials. do your job every day. one way to carve your initials at the end of the day. that is what insulates you from being at digitized or roboticized. lastly, not everyone can invent software like steve jobs. but everyone is above average with something. everyone can find their extra somewhere. maybe the employee at the nursing home. . . and after 15