. >> lupe: to be honest, chi-raq, is englewood. >> anthony: it's a pretty staggering body count. >> lupeen like this, right and the only reason the story now is white people looking at it. oh, that's terrible, that's been like this for 30 years. how come it wasn't terrible 30 years ago when you probably could have actually did something about it? >> anthony: does a hip-hop artist, have any obligation really to, to speak about anything positive or even smarter than cars, girls or where's my money? >> lupe: um, i guess it depends on where you come from, and do you feel the obligation to where you came from. a lot of people in the hood won't take me serious. they won't take chuck d serious, because at least you take somebody who's rapping about crack, rapping about dope, that is actual thing that they can go get and sell and make money that day if they wanted to. you can't preach to them black panther party or, or, you know, marcus garvey or this because they can't go out and get it and actually sell it and monetize it and make some money off it. >> anthony: despite an appalling murder rate

living in englewood, you hear about this football team moving back. that is what i am going to get by on. i will sell my real estate when it spikes. i have got to leave the state. that is the only way you will have any sort of quality of life when you retire. host: that wasn't ray in california. guest: that reminds me of survey work we did where we asked people if they felt like it was more important to be financially secure or to move up the income ladder. 92% of americans said they were just more interested in financial security, financial stability. i think that underscores all of the conversation we are having today, the idea that families feel like they do not have that kind of stability. more than trying to get ahead, a lot of americans are trying to tread water. his comment about retirement security resonates considering research shows that one in five americans don't think they will be able to retire. they don't have any plans for. they don't think they can afford it. host: from a washington post article that you wrote in 2014. the stock marke

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