happen too there's been an educational effort especially in economics you know in the last ten fifteen years along the lines of the austrian school of economics in caves in is and now is proven to be a failure so young people are saying hey maybe keynesianism isn't the correct case so i think it's an intellectual thing but i think the timing also has brought about these significant changes you know during the campaign before i talked about the economic crisis that nobody quite understood was coming in and then the housing bubble burst and i think that gave us credibility and people concerned even those individuals on the receiving end say well we want more stuff from the government i think they're worried as much as young people who are thinking holy am i going to pay into social security for fifty years probably not good thing i might not even get a job cost of my gasoline's going up and why are we fighting these wars analysts late and i just turned eighteen and inherited forty five thousand dollars worth of debt yeah and there's there's no i think you know. i think the burden placed on the young people make them think about thi

mean well that's a great point you get you have two schools of thought and i'm not an economist but you have keynesians you have austrian school of economics and a lot of times there are different viewpoints on what should be done so for those who are flexibility in being able to print currencies kind of like our current federal reserve chairman the gold standard will never be adopted but for those who want consistency and they want to hold a limitation on the amount of dollars that can be printed and then a gold standard will do that very effectively so that is the debate that is going on in the marketplace in what drives alternately the decision on gold when you think back though what's happened since one thousand nine hundred eighty one the u.s. dollars lost eighty two percent of its value since we went off the gold standard so that is a significant decline in our buying power another way to say is that everything cost more today because of the decline of the dollar and that trend is continuing in. it's starting to become a major drag on our economy and that's why this debate in my view is in the in the media and certainly on the hill i