alphonso jackson was the secretary of housing at the time. we became infriends and still -- instant friends and still are great friends today. armstrong gave me his book a few months ago. i read it. i feel that it's philosophical, it's his biography. um, i have my, some issues with some of his comments. [laughter] i won't elaborate on any of those. but the important thing what made me realize that he had something very important to say, and that is we have a really great country, and we really were great, and we really are great. but our compass broke somewhere along the line. and it needs to get fixed. it needs to get fixed both politically, it needs to get fixed with friends and most importantly with family. i was telling armstrong today that it makes me very sad to realize how many kids today are in families that the mothers are working because they have to work. when i grew up, the only mothers that worked were those that were professional doctors or lawyers and nurses. no one else worked. but kids today, their mothers have to work to put

alphonso jackson, the secretary of housing and urban spoken. this is the best. daniel h. mudd, this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying, your name is mud. his name was mud. he was also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now, to draw the contrast though, i don't want to leave the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad. the hero is a fellow named john allison. he is the former chairman and ceo of bb anti. bb&t is one of the top dozen banks indiana states ranked by assets size. they are dominant throughout the 13 southern united states of the nested. so out here you will see a bb&t branch but if you're in mississippi, alabama, or tennessee or washington you certainly will. allison build a bb&t i'm utterly different principles than angelo mozilla build countrywide. countrywide blew up the financial crisis. cause the financial crisis. bb&t totally survived of the financial crisis. it and j.p. morgan with only two largest banks

we met armstrong in number of years ago at alphonso jackson, alphonso jackson was the secretary of housing at the time. we became instant friends and we are still great friends today. armstrong who gave me his book a few months ago. i read it. i feel like it's philosophical, it's his biography. i have some issues with some of his comments. i want to elaborate on any of those, but the important thing, what made me realize the of something important to say and that is we have a really great country and we really were great and we really are great but our compromise broke somewhere along the line and it needs to get fixed but needs to get fixed with politically. it needs to get fixed with friends and most importantly with family. i was telling armstrong today that it makes me very sad to realize how many kids today are in families the mothers are working when i grew up the only mothers that work for those that were professional doctors or lawyers and nurses. no one else worked, but the kids today, their mothers have to work to put food on the table. those are well-educated, because their moth

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alphonso jackson the secretary of housing and urban development and this is the best, daniel h.d. this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying your name is bud. his name actually was mudd. is also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now to draw the contrast of i don't want to leave you the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad just because angelo mozilo is. the hero given the most loving treatment and my book is a fellow named john allison. is the former chairman and ceo of bb and t.. bb&t is one of the top dozen banks in the jena ranked by a asset size. they absolutely dominant throughout the 13 southern states of the united states, so out here you won't see a bp and t. ranch but if you are in alabama, tennessee or washington you certainly will. allison builds bb&t on utterly different principles than angela mozilo build countrywide. countrywide lieu up in the financial crisis. bb&t totally survived the financial crisis. it in jpmor

alphonso jackson the secretary of housing and urban development and this is the best, daniel h.dd. this is a guy who grew up having to deal with that famous saying your name is bud. his name actually was mudd. is also the chairman and ceo of fannie mae. so, this is what we libertarians need to watch out for. the unholy alliance of government and corporations. now to draw the contrast of i don't want to leave you the idea that all corporations are bad or all bankers are bad just because angelo mozilo is. the hero given the most loving treatment and my book is a fellow named john allison. is the former chairman and ceo of bb and t.. bb&t is one of the top dozen banks in the jena ranked by a asset size. they absolutely dominant throughout the 13 southern states of the united states, so out here you won't see a bp and t. ranch but if you are in alabama, tennessee or washington you certainly will. allison builds bb&t on utterly different principles than angela mozilo build countrywide. countrywide lieu up in the financial crisis. bb&t totally survived the financial crisis. it in jpmo