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this idea that it was fragile and unfolding and we need to care pfor the bricpublic and ma adju adjustmen adjustments. it was born in the late 18 wilhelms century and it was good. >> of course, it was not really possible when one looks at the historical records. the rise of big business, business bigger than anybody could conceive. they could never conceive a large corporation like, you know, carnegie steel or standard oil. there is no way they could imagine a single individual could have this much power unelected and undemocratic party in a democracy. and here is one of my favorites, i have many of these great cartoons. this is called "the bosses of the senate." lets all take a moment and think how fortunate we are to live in a society when big business has not any sway at all in congress. >> the trust and the corporation that you can see them depicted as moneybags and they are fierce looking people. they are coming in through the entrance of monopolists. so who has access is the corporation and who has no access? us. the people and the size differential is important to. senators are lit

henry george, socialist, communist, you need to come back to the main street and big adju adjustments are made post-election. they offer labor legislation and things this bring back the labor class into the republican party but mostly the democratic party. what's the legacy of henry george? at the moment. election everybody is thinking this is a big step, a big thing not just for us but for george. many are saying george is going to be president of the united states in a couple of years. just seems that that's the way in which the world is moving. the next year in 1887 the united labor party decides to contest elections, and it just falls apart and george breaks with them. there's a tremendous internal schism. fights with socialists. fights with the workers and so forth, and it's something i detail in one of the latter chapters of the book and try to explain why george seems to have changed his mind about being allied with the labor movement so closely as he was in 1886 and in the years before that and a lot of that has to do with that kind of red scare tactics. he read the writing on

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adjus hour immediate i adjust -- just keeps on this stuff all the time and drives everybody else nuts. so out of touch with the rest of the people that are paying for all this. government, you know it's government of the people by the people and for the people. isn't really the federal government doing it to the people, it's the federal government doing it to the rest of the government. to getn are we going that straight? the media needs to start bringing us together, working together as fellow americans divided sokeeping us they can make more money out of division. >> craig, when do you think a disaster should hit a point that go?esident should when does it make sense regardless of what the media coverage is? that's a very good question. ten or nine or at seven?you know, a and i'm talking about when you rate it from 0-10. then what really difference does it make when the president goes there when we have all organizationsnt like fema and everything else that's supposed to be doing their job? and we're so tired of these people, you know, doing this ask doing that, and doing that and i