getting that age of privatization diarrheal you saw it come out of john stossel could become a reality because of the white house gets its way only profit will determine who gets their mail and where they can get it and you can expect higher costs and way less service especially in the rural united states where a private business like u.p.s. will think twice about driving through world america in a vehicle that has one car door and blends in effortlessly with a hunting zone but the people who represent hundreds of thousands of unionized postal workers aren't giving up without a fight on columbus day you must be elsewhere across the country decided against celebrating the life of the races martyr and instead use their day off to protest privatization both shouting the u.s. mail is not for sale. a slogan which is a privately civil considering they could've taken the easy way out and just held signs that said don't make us go postal to get the point across yes. i realize the term going postal sounds pass but i didn't intend postal workers to babe and destroyed that he wouldn't make letter

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but the difference is the tools are using you now john stossel. not using them that is a total reversal, it is a new wrinkle in the process of creative destruction. everyone recognizes we are on the cusp of something we don't really have a grasp on. there is a lot of anxiety out there you saw the congressional hearings and the king pins attacked for their behavior there is a lot more to it than simply they put the buggy whip out of business that's the way it works and this time it is different. >> i certainly agree with your observations about the slinky and millennial's. but i'm not sure if that explains the anti- americanism. it seems to me the anti- americanism the watershed year of 1968 when the united states became not the land of opportunity but the land of oppression. you can name all of the oppressed groups from the vietnam war but then they became what is called tenured radicals. maybe there was a brief hiatus because at the end of the cold war and the economic boom. so what we are coming back to now is the attitude of 1968 when america b

life easier i bring it into my home i recognize the trade-off but the tools are now using you john stossel. not that you are just using the tool that is a total reversal. it is a new wrinkle of creative destruction and everyone here recognizes we are on the cusp of something that we really don't have a grasp on. there is a lot of anxiety out there you saw and the congressional hearings and people accounting for their behavior there is a lot more to it than simply the car put the buggy out of business that is how it works i think this is different. >> i certainly agree with your observations about the millennial's. but that doesn't explain their anti- americanism. but it seems like today in the watershed year of 1968 it wasn't just the land of opportunity but then all of these oppressed groups with the vietnam war. then they became the professor with the tenured radicals. so during a brief hiatus at the end of the cold war and that is over now. what we are coming back to now is 1968 not the land of opportunity but oppression. but they are also anti- american. >> it is a slim volume it doesn

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much more to talk about with buck sexton, kayleigh mcenany and my mentor and hero, john stossel is here. i'll see you on the "outnumbered" couch at noon. good night. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories federal and local authorities investigating suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats including the clintons and barack obama. president trump called the attacks abhorent, and vowed to track down those responsible. president trump: we have to coming together and sent one very clear strong unmistakable message that acts with threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america. [applause] president trump: i'd say a very bipartisan statement i can tell you from both sides we both agree on that. this egregious conduct is abhorent to everything we hold dear and sacred as americans. lou: tonight we take a look at the investigation, its implications former secret service agent and nypdofficer dan bongino joins us as does fox national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka. in other news the caravan of as many as 14,000 immigrants once again ar

much more to talk about with buck sexton, kayleigh mcenany and my mentor and hero, john stossel is hereyou on the "outnumbered" couch at noon. good night. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories federal and local authorities investigating suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats including the clintons and barack obama. president trump called the attacks abhorent, and vowed to track down those responsible. president trump: we have to coming together and sent one very clear strong unmistakable message that acts with threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america.

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