miki has the imagination of the air here off of this offer and we felt this had power in this disney, launched we felt how that power was summoning in envy shopocalypse. this morning our camera person and one of the super sized me people but the native to the sparks we drove into the parking lot with in the parking lot of disneyland. can't see the magic castle yet for the famous concrete matterhorn that looms over mean st usa. it is unbelievable to us that every single stop shopping singer got an earlier that day down in the backpacks and persons that makes us smile. disneyland is a designated terrorist target they say. in the landmarks of america it is up there with leader liberty -- lady liberty and the act of homeland security pity this a, as we stand in the first of those two lines in the entrance rituals, the security folks search the suitcase and say buy something. music rising from the source and 100 feature forms going back, the train sales over and undeniably there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well, this is christmas day and its pact and a very crowded and

i mean, look, back in the '90s, mikie wrote a book that basically argued that democrats should give upy as an issue. it's not where people are. and this sort of old fashioned, you know, grumpy old politics of pro union, caring about people's wages, caring about manufacturing, opposing unfair trade agreements that have sucked jobs out of this country. that's all declasse. we should be fancy and go with wall street and that looked fine until the wall street crash. we have deregulatesed the banks. we have growing inequality. we have an incredible burden on young people today. and it is no longer possible to put forward this 1990s politics. credibly and say to democrats, this is how you're going to win elections. >> ruth, what's it do for elizabeth warren? >> i think it's going to give her a huge boost. >> i do too. >> elizabeth warren is such a fantastic spokesperson for these issues. for the -- just the sheer greed economy we live in now and how it is completely contrary to the interests of ordinary working people. >> john, what about that? >> and her message resonates so powerfully with