and if such a stark contrast with the world war ii generati generation, didn't carry balances on the credit cards, and now between different habits and the recent financial hit, they are very unprepared. so to me that is concerning because it -- i don't want to face it because i might need it. and i wondered from your banking case if you have seen a pretty strong change in an area? >> a good question. my generation is way under safe. and also the savings, israel event. relatively small percentage of people safe. notches income, people just self-discipline have saved for their retirement. then there's a lot of people out the other end of the spectrum at basically haven't saved. once they get misled in a way because they thought their house was safe, right? when you create these bubbles you mislead and a lot of harm and damage to consumers. they thought their house was savings and, of course, the house is may be worth less than they owe. they haven't developed the self-discipline for savings. so i think that is a real economic challenge. and then, of course, what's bizarre is right now

that we are in, americans have been unwilling to impose a tax on themselves in order to protect generatiss yet unborn. it may be that over the next ten or 15 years, americans will reconsider the ideas that were propounded by these campaigners, that there's a lot of doubt about all of the tenets of this science, and follow a different kind of intuition, which is that this is here with us now. >> next te frontline... >> the supreme court put elections in the hands of corporations and big money. >> montana. the surprising battleground over campaign finance. >> somebody was buying the state out. >> more ads, more spending, more negativity. >> look who's controlling the message. it's these outside groups. >> it doesn't corrupt the process. it's necessary for the process. >> we're not seeing where the money's coming from. >> what's more important to this country than free speech? >> "big sky, big money," a frontline election special. >> frontline continues online, with a multimedia timeline that tracks the change in public opinion about climate change. >> david vs. goliath. >> more from those b

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