but you're familiar with the lewis powell memorandum? >> no.'m not. >> a gentleman who ended up on the supreme court, he wrote a big memorandum to the national chambers of commerce and said we have to break up the sol didari, which is manifesting itself among the american people. break it up in our own defense and he said, we have to set them one against the other. they've done a pretty good job. >> i got to tell you, i remember the '60s. i'm old enough to remember the '60s and jfk, who i'm sure you supported as a good democratic, was taking policies that were sort of at odds with what bernie sanders wants to do. he wants to raise taxes very high. jfk brought taxes down. jfk was also involved in a number of deregulation, not regulation, so i'm just wondering, bernie certainly sees some things that are not dpood about america. he saw the financial bailout, he didn't like it. i didn't like it either. but his solutions, i'm wondering if his solutions are what would really be good for america right now. >> well, as far as i'm concerneded, during th