that was gerald celente a publisher of the trends journal. and my mayor michael bloomberg will officially leave office today after more than a decade as mayor of new york city but even though he's on his way out he won't be leaving without a legacy and one part of that legacy will be defined by his reputation as the king of big bans bloomberg initiated bans on everything from east cigarettes to big gulp so to us for a look back on more of those blacklisted goods here's artie's perry and boring new york city mayor michael bloomberg is shutting his office door in city hall for the last time today to some the mayor's legacy will be remembered as an advocate for public help others say he has launched an attack on civil liberties i'll take a look back at some of the mayor's blacklisting highlights. in two thousand to causing massive public uproar mayor bloomberg told everyone to put their butts out for good and restaurants and bars during his third term that ban extended to most outdoor areas and building entrances this year new york also became t

lets talk about that with gerald celente. he is publisher of the respected trends journal.omers. the youth culture always seems dominant but, step back kids, there's a boomer renaissance arriving. >>yeah there is. the boomers are being forced into a new reality. they don't have the pensions and benefits their parents once had. so now they have to find jobs because they are losing their old ones. what do they do? i have a friend right over here---stanley blum. he's 94 years old. he began to paint and write at 80 years old. he said to me, "i used to be a shoe salesman. now i write books and i paint and i'm doing better than i ever did before. i've taken all that knowledge that i've learned over life and put it in a productive way." so there is a lot of opportunity once you free yourself from bounds you think you have that you may really not have. >>sounds liberating. let's talk about seniors now specifically. you just mentioned mr. blum but there is a surprising trend underway. the social media trend has not passed them by. >>that's right. look at aarp. that again is for anot