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>> the american socialism is based on a simple idea outlined by george bernard shaw a century ago, any government that robs peter to pay paul can count on paul's support. the left in this country tried to say to people hey, listen, we can offer you this or that and the good news is it is truly free. it's not truly free because college isn't free, you need buildings and professors and technology, what they mean by 3 is the good news for you is we will make somebody else pay. that is the key to american socialism. it would collapse without it. if you turn bernie sanders, stop demonizing the rich, stop promising somebody else will pay, they would be rendered - as you know the scandinavians don't do this. they are capitalists and wealth creation, low corporate taxes, most have no minimum wage. you can hire or fire people for any reason, there is no inheritance tax, the financial transaction fees elizabeth warren and bernie sanders proposed for wall street, no scandinavian country does that, finland tried universal income, dumped it, declared it doesn't work. that is the actual scandinavian

i think he is quoting george bernard shaw. think the government could step into that a little more. thinks about the steps that were most consequential for human development and human well-being in this country and preciselyey were those proactive steps -- public health and sanitation in the united states transformed america's cities, made them much more habitable. efforts for disease, smallpox eradication. pandemic effort management -- though they were not followed through this year in the united states, obviously. i think about malnutrition, almost a quarter of kids worldwide are stunted from malnutrition. that has consequences for their height, but it also has consequences for their mental development, for their cognitive bandwidth for the rest of their lives stop we know how cheap it is to address that, malnutrition. and yet we have been -- we haven't treated that as a high priority issue. early childhood development in this country. i think about what would have helped those quarter of kids who died on my school bus. there are no easy solutions, no silver bullets, but there is

many people from across the united states, george bernard shaw, hd wells, helen keller, many people werenvolved in this movement to get the prisoners out. for harding, he had no interest in inheriting this mass. -- mess. he waited a little while, and then he let the matter prison. >> he invited him to the white house. >> that is right. >> and you went? >> yes. what do we know about that meeting? >> neither one of them said anything about it. it was a christmas afternoon meeting, i guess. debs said, harding seems like a very nice man. i believe he said, you know, the president asked me to count on my rhetoric, but i have no intention of doing that. he got back on the train. >> you are looking some -- looking at some rare footage. debs coming out of the white house and speaking to the media after his meeting with the president. he lived until 1926. we have about 10 minutes left. let's get a couple of calls. michigan, james, you are on the air. >> is it ok if i asked to questions? >> go ahead. >> let's move on, please. our time is short. our next call is from charleston, south carolina. >>

many people from across the europe and the united states, george bernard shaw, hg wells, helen keller, many many people were involved in this movement to get the prisoners out. for harding, he had no interest in inheriting this mess. from wilson. in the name of normalcy, he waited a little while and then he let him out of prison. >> he invited him to the white house. >> that is right. and debs went? >> yes. >> what do we know about that meeting? >> neither one of them said anything about it. harding said something like -- i'm so glad to meet you. it was a christmas afternoon meeting, i guess. debs came out and said, harding seems like a very nice man. i believe he said, you know, the president asked me to cut down on my rhetoric, but i have no intention of doing that. he got back on the train. >> you are looking at some rare footage. i don't know that it has been seen before on tv. debs coming out of the white house and speaking to the media after his meeting with the president. he lived until 1926. we have about 10 minutes left. let's get a couple of calls. we will talk more about hi