i just find i mean you lived in the so even i find it very naive that millennial want to look to karl marx for inspiration i'm afraid they don't know where lot of things they just don't understand what it was like actually about again you know these sports your trip that you mentioned you know when maxine waters is actually calling people to harass to caress trumps staff members well it's again chickens coming home to roost we've had the same complaint of hatred from the western media against president in ukraine with all here's imperfections of the complaint against your was decent you know what what we saw in the beginning wallace leader and the russian dog this day of the grandson of the ford prime minister been expelled from ukraine what was the suggestion from that beacon of democracy that. journalists are kind of boxing for before why did you let them go big guy they came back to the guy who was declared the victim of jordan and who are active himself he said that the ukrainians were forced to let go they should have kept him as a whore stage and exchange for their ukrainians who are

i just find i mean you lived in the so even i find it very naive that millennial want to look to karl marx for inspiration i'm afraid they don't know where lot of things they just don't understand what it was like actually about again you know this policy of hatred that you mentioned you know when maxine waters is actually calling people to harass to caress trumps staff members well it's again chickens coming home to roost we had the same complaint of hatred from the western media against president in ukraine with all here's imperfections the complaint against you was indecent you know what what we saw in the beginning fall asleep year and the russian draw this day of the grandson of the for prime minister been expelled from ukraine what was the suggestion from that beacon of democracy that research acted journalist archival before why did you let them go the guy they came back was after the guy who was declared the victim of jordan and who are active himself he said that the ukrainians were forced to let go they should have kept him as a core stage and exchange for their ukrainians who ar

on the broader point, i think there is a piece in this package that would very much agree with , karl marx. he focused on the way that the search for resources internationally drove international conflict area i would point the reader to marxist world, which is not so much about marxist systems as we've seen them develop in the 20th century, but much more about the analysis that underpins them that marx develops in the 19th century. that really did focus on the ways that wealth drove these events. you can extend that analysis into present and that can what is happening in advanced democracies and the ways inequalities have been growing but also what dries foreign-policy behavior internationally. i am not picking between different worlds, but if he does go and read this marxist world peace i think he would find a lot to agree with. host: it is in the july august edition of foreign affairs. which world are we living in? in clinton massachusetts, line for democrats. good morning. caller: my question is on the various worldviews. which would best handle the high point in the world? the five is

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>> it's hard to talk about this without sounding like karl marx, stef. >> this is what changes it. >>nger issue that we've been talking about. since the early '80s, the share of national income that goes to labor has been steadily dropping. right? it used to be -- >> it's not donald trump's fault, but the issue is donald trump said i'm going to be guy who solves it. he gave a massive corporate tax cut and in giving that corporate tax cut, loads of social programs will go away, and the promise was that tax cut is going to trickle its way down. and you and i both covered this. it's hard to find where tax cuts have resulted in wage increases. one-time bonuses, that ain't the same thing. >> no, you know, corporate tax cuts to create wage increases is a triple bank shot, right? there's no guarantee that it will work. i think more broadly, one of the things that economists have been talking about a lot is what they called the china shock. a bunch of american talents were hollowed out because of trade with china in the early 2000s. we're focusing on trade with china. can we get china to chan

karl marx was trying to say with labor you become alienated from your own work because you don't have a relationship to what you produce because somebody steps in, buys it from you, resells it, makes a lot more dough, and you can't even support your family. so, yes, with our social movement social justice can become ad commodity, a thing, a fad that now -- your point was even more poignant in terms of artists who come along who then make literal money off of that without necessarily recycling it back to the very communities that need it. one of the reasons i love jay z and beyonce even before the challenge before mr. belafonte, they were quietly doing that and then step it up subsequent to that. so, yeah, there's a way in which there's a great danger in this stuff being commodified, or it's tough. think about martin luther king's speeches and the things that he did and who has control of that, who has ownership of that? now, i'm not against the king family at all because they sufferedded the greatest loss of all. but at the same time, we want young school children to hear the i have a

we forget she went to karl marx university and eastern germany -- and eastern germany.l life? >> i think what that gave her is a very deep and unique view of what european integration is about. tom: she did not go up on fifth avenue, rounding third base of prosperity at age 15. >> she did not. she used to go hiking and young to go to greece. what it gave her was this very deep of initiation and sense of political power of your -- a united europe. tom: in europe -- new york there is pieces of the iron curtain. does the president understand there was once an iron curtain? >> i don't think so. i think history for him his remarkably and maybe historically connected to the 90 states, with -- the united states, with the big cushions on the side -- oceans on the side. he is fixed on his post-cold war view. now, what are we doing here? in a way he is midwife in america back to its traditional position. tom: i have to go, because i just got a message. francine: tom needs a martini, a p, and he needs to go to radio while we can talking about y actually,burberr one of the biggest

and you look at the democrat party they are becoming the party of karl marx.y embrace. bret hits the nail on the head here. over a long period of time people will dismiss a lot of this nonsensical media chatter and say my life is better than it was before donald trump was president and things are improving. steve: just like once upon a time it was it's the economy, stupid. when you look at the message the republicans are going to have. you a couple thousand extra dollars in everybody's pocket whereas the democrats' message is we want to keep those couple thousand dollars in the coffers at the u.s. federal treasury. >> so the democrats' message is let's make government bigger and take more of your money away and somehow there is something wrong with the way the direction this country is heading. relative world peace. the economy stronger than it's ever been. president trump has restored the idea of america. it's the restoration of the american spirit. and so, you have seen the democrats have such pathological opposition to donald trump they are opposing the ide

on the broader point, i think there is a piece in this package that would very much agree with , karl marx focused on the way that the search for resources internationally drove international conflict area i would point the reader to marxist world, which is not so much about marxist systems as we've seen them develop in the 20th century, but much more about the analysis that underpins them that marx develops in the 19th century. that really did focus on the ways that wealth drove these events. you can extend that analysis into present and that can what is happening in advanced democracies and the ways inequalities have been growing but also what dries foreign-policy behavior internationally. i am not picking between different worlds, but if he does go and read this marxist world peace i think he would find a lot to agree with. host: it is in the july august edition of foreign affairs. which world are we living in? in clinton massachusetts, line for democrats. good morning. caller: my question is on the various worldviews. which would best handle the high point in the world? the five island

stuart: you are determined to pin karl marx on the democrat party -- >> they're doing it to themselves they are.ç or bernie sanders who got half of the votes in the democrat party. he honeymooned in soviet union. it's all very true the. said venezuela's a wonderful model for the world, and we should embrace, you know, neo-marxist policies. stuart: tammy bruce is on my left here, geographically -- >> yes, thank you. not anymore. [laughter] stuart: do you think the lad has gone a bit far? >> no, i think, look -- [laughter] this is what's so remarkable is that the curtain has been pulled back. we're just seeing the natural reality of -- they've been more secretive and more subtle in the nature of what it is they've been pushing. but now you've got the reality, and i respect it. i want everybody to just speak their minds. i want liberals to be honest about what they want. and the strange thing is that they really prefer that even though they know that in some ways -- it's like bill maher saying if it takes a recession to get trump out of office, bring it on. they don't really care about th