the conversation let's bring in stephanie cutter editorial director with the american institute for economic research geoffrey thank you for your time today i want to ask you this what are your thoughts do you think these deficits will ever return to some managed manageable levels when we make it through the crisis. or is it really going to make it the recovery that much more difficult when we're starting so much in the red already. the recovery is going to be almost impossible i think maybe if we had into the shutdown a few weeks ago and stopped this outrageous amount of trillions and trillions and trillions of spending that we had a much greater chance of getting out of this mess quicker but but but every day we delay the opening and every day we keeps passing these hundreds of spend billions of dollars of spending is just more pillage gene of the taxpayers to add on top of the house arrest in the mandatory shutdowns and this is the way you destroy an economy for you know not just a year but 5 years maybe 10 years so this is this is an immense calamity like i say it's adding the pillage of the taxpayers on

for all. across talking capitalism i'm joined by my guest geoffrey tucker in new york he is editorial director for the american institute for economic research in los angeles we have piii and he is an independent economic and geo political analyst former commodities trader and strategic planning advisor and in indianapolis we cross alexandra hudson she is an independent scholar writer consultant and speaker or across type rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate its go to pi 1st because i one of my rules on this program we always go to the person that got up early is that you got up really early for those programs i wrote very much appreciated by you know there's a lot of talk about how capitalism is. performing and for whom and we look at the generation x. we look at the middle millennial as we see the attraction of socialism in the polls so my question is very broad and it's a very deep question at the same time he said is capitalism working if it is for whom go ahead. well it's a great question. kind of response question is whether capitalism whose capitalism i mean it's 201920 years ago we had t

for all. across talking capitalism i'm joined by my guest geoffrey tucker in new york he is editorial director for the american institute. economic research in los angeles we have piii and he is an independent economic and geo political analyst former commodities trader and strategic planning advisor and in indianapolis we cross alexandra hudson she is an independent scholar writer consultant and speaker right across cycles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate go to pi 1st because i one of my rules on this program we always go to the person that got up early is that you got up really early for those programs and i'm very much appreciate.