pandemic situation sweeping the world fairness is what justice really is and that was a quote from potter stewart who was a supreme court justice member sandra day o'connor took over for him afterward fairness is what justice really is so as we look at these bailouts and the lack of fairness that we've seen. since the intervention is fed days so say in 1907 when the plunge protection team and alan greenspan came to the rescue of the the bad bets made on wall street chicago. and ever since and we've had more and more and more unfair system it starts off a little bit unfair and as we see like a little change of direction way back then in history becomes a huge gap we see that with the wealth and income gaps and we see that with every single crash and the subsequent bailouts gets worse and worse towards the very wealthy and the connected so when we've already covered the trillions going to the banks instantly and the fact that the ordinary person is struggling to read well you know waiting desperately for the stimulus checks to arrive to them the measly little ones you know when the fed is buying th

pandemic situation sweeping the world fairness is what justice really is and that was a quote from potter stewart who was a supreme court justice member sandra day o'connor took over for him afterward fairness is what justice really is.

pandemic situation sweeping the world fairness is what justice really is and that was a quote from potter stewart who was a supreme court justice member sandra day o'connor took over for him afterward fairness is what justice really is so as we look at these bailouts and the lack of fairness that we've seen. since the intervention of the fed days so say in 1907 when the plunge protection team and alan greenspan came to the rescue of the bad bets made on wall street chicago. and ever since and we've had more and more and more unfair system it starts off a little bit unfair and as we see like a little change of direction way back then in history becomes a huge gap we see that with the wealth and income gaps and we see that with every single crash and the subsequent bailouts gets worse and worse towards the very wealthy and the connected so when we've already covered the trillions going to the banks instantly and the fact that the ordinary person is struggling to well you know waiting desperately for is the stimulus checks to arrive to them the measly little ones you know when the fed is buying thes

you know, there was a famous obscenity case, i think it was in the 1960's and justice potter stewart of the supreme court said i can't define obscenity but i know it when i see it. and that's how i feel. i'm not sure if i can say it's precisely this line. there's a difference between challenging and arguing. there's a difference between an adversary in the sense of being an adversary establishment. the press is an adversary of the establishment and being an advocate. i don't think i can define it but i know it when i see it and i think a lot of people do too. mo: we're going to move to student questions in a few moments. so i just encourage those students who are watching again, to look at the bottom of your screen and click on the q&a button to start submitting your questions if you haven't design so already. chris, there are two interesting polls that came out today, that showed that people's attitudes towards various elements of the coronavirus story are informed in large part by where they get their news. and that goes from everything from the federal response to how fast we shou