but china rich. china rich is a whole new level of crazy rich i mean these are people with fleets of private jets not just watch the top 1020 family it's really they own all the banks they own all the different factories and companies these are the people behind the scenes who are influencing policy last year bestseller crazy rich asians was turned to a blockbuster film despite initial objections from hollywood one of the very 1st ones was a very important producer that suggested that we turn the heroine rachel true into a white girl for the movie and i told them. you absolutely miss the point and no thank you because now you know we were able to make this movie which was the 1st 1st full all asian cost movie and 25 you're. crazy rich asians was the most successful man to comedy in the last decade earning $240000000.00 worldwide and turning kevin kwan into a celebrity who gets stopped by fans on the streets of l.a. area they don't really enjoy it is the rightful place a family at home called one a ba

but china rich. china rich is a whole new level of crazy rich i mean these are people with fleets of private jets not just watch the top 1020 families really they own all the banks they own all the different factories and companies these are the people behind the scenes who are

the rich always get rich at the expense of everybody else so and there's i think she's wrong and in a true capitalistic society every trade that takes place should be mutually advantageous advantageous we can all make wealth together and a cooperative yeah yeah i'm good that way yeah ok but that large made us perspective on why i lived in communist eastern europe in the 1980 s. nobody has to tell me about communism in marxist theory i lived through it ok and it is a dead end full stop ok ok pi a lot of inequality to write a lot of and there was an enormous amount of inequality and communism ok i absolutely had to get steve i want to keep the inequality going let me go to pi here but there's the perception i agree with ok jump in go ahead that's a point of program go ahead in a way yeah i i agree with i agree with jeffrey were guarding the earlier statement that he had made a couple of things involving the issue of sound money that he had referenced as well as what he just said as far as opportunity if you're lazy and you know you just don't want to work then there's really kind of n

if i i fill back in the missing words, i'd get rich, white, non-men, rich white nonwhite men and non-richwhite men and at the bottom, , the non-rich, nonwhite, non-men. the first thing i like to stress is one of a talk about this title in the room seems to have a tendency to identify themselves as not rich. [laughing] while it is too darn many people richer than all of us, let's remember that are many people who are much less rich the office so depends on how we want to see her cells. this diagram shows direct losses of one type of privilege along the sparrows. this is important to remember because sometimes people get upset about privilege and a say things like look at that superrich black sports star. that shows white privilege doesn't exist. the thing is that's not what white privilege means. white privilege means if anything about you stays the same but you moved along one of these arrows just by hypothetically not being white anymore than we would expect you to be worse off in society. it doesn't mean all white people are better off that all black people in society. there's something

people like elizabeth warren got rich because of student loans. rich because of student loans. don't they pay to fix (♪light musical cords) >> tucker: welcome back to tonight's special hour. student loans are one of the biggest financial burdens, they are why people under 30 tend to be angry, brokest and trending socialists. student loans did that. now saying loan forgiveness is the answer or free college, both of which taxpayers will pay for. according to reports, president trump is worried that those promises go to steal his populist under and up and this year's election for democrats. doesn't have to be that way. earlier we presented our own idea, it's simple, put the burden on the people who are getting rich from student loans. if you're wondering why the majority of americans under 30 say they prefer socialism, that is a major reason. student loans are killing them,t and they never go away. thanks to extensive lobbying efforts here in washington, student loans cannot be erased by bankruptcy. an economist recently explained the consequences of that. speak of these guys star

colleges are getting rich from student loans. elizabeth foreign got rich because of student loans. why don't they pay to fix the crisis? seriously. that is next. .. >> we are going to chicago where it looks like football whether. >> this is happening with cleveland. >> there we go. >> we got you covered from morning to night. >> tucker: welcome back to tucker: student loan by one of the biggest financial burdens for young people, people are angry, broke, student loans did that. potential candidates are saying mass loan forgiveness or free college both of which taxpayers would pay for. donald trump is worried those promises could steal his thunder and opened this year's election for democrats. doesn't have to be that way. earlier this year we presented our own idea for fixing the student loan crisis. put the burden on people who are getting rich from student loans. if you wonder why the majority of americans under 30 prefer socialism, debt is a major reason. student loans are killing them and never go away thanks to lobbying efforts, student loans unlike other forms of debt cannot b

more than the media only calls the tax cut for the rich. guest: i'm a native of california. i grew up in california. in the san francisco bay area. life is expensive in that area. housing is expensive. the cost of living is expensive. there's areas of new jersey and new york city that are like that. here in d.c., it is expensive. ifre are places where someone can afford a home, raise a family, they have to be in that income bracket that tax cut treats like the rich. host: alan greenspan, here's the inflation is going to rise, as the deficit balloons over trillion dollars. guest: yes. if you look at the structure of the debt, we talked about the government borrowing from security taxes, that part of the debt is going to diminish and be publicly traded. if you look at that structured, , lot of the marketable debt those mature within one year. it's not like it's in 30 year bonds where we have a set interest rate. as the interest rate rises, the government is going to be rolling over these bills and notes paying a low interest rate and they wil

rich kids need not apply. you heard that right. barrera will reject their applications.esn't want their money. this college is completely free. 98% of freshmen are pell grant recipients and come from families that earn an average of $28,000 a year. these are some of the poorest kids in the country. >> had you heard of barrera ahead of time? >> the president believes this is one of the key ingredients to its success. >> at barrera no student feels stigmatized because all students come from the same economic context. >> all students are required to work for the college at least ten hours a week. >> i know some students who looked at free college and found barrera. >> this sounds fake. i thought there was a catch. >> i thought it was a scam. there's no way. >> but there is a way. in 1855 the college was founded to provide an education for students excluded from ee leelt colleges, including women and freed slaves. how do they do it? well, it now has a $1.2 billion endowment. while ivy league schools still admit the children of wealthy donors and legacies, largely for the sak

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rich: they're here to get their royalty check. lemonis: do they stay for a day and work on your business and help you? rich: no. we put $175,000 of our own money into it. we just gutted this entire building. lemonis: so, you put in all this equipment, the floors, the ceilings, the whole thing. sasha: everything. lemonis: $175,000's a lot of money to invest without getting support. sasha: yeah. lemonis: after visiting a number of the locations, it's obvious to me that there's no system, there's no process, and there's no consistency. it's a bigger problem than i thought it was gonna be. you know, it's a lot to take in here. i'm a little disillusioned by what i thought i was coming to invest in. i thought there was a true franchisor/franchisee model with a parent company on top that had franchisees underneath them that were successful, and that i expected to find a lot more authenticity. and, really, what i feel like i've come to is a nice concept that feels a lot more like a startup to a franchise than it really is a well-oiled fra

one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of will switch which is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. another expert breaks ranks from the global chemical weapons. watchdog saying the o.p.c. w.'s final report into an alleged attack in the syrian city of. mis represents the facts also ahead. a new citizenship law in india sparked a violent protests nationwide for a 6 day demonstrators say it's the. muslim fears build over a legal migrant flow. the u.s. calls for a denuclearization talks with north korea pyongyang's year end deadline for sanctions.

my name is karen i am rich and i am the ex-wife. of kenneth rich karen married gainey do you think i was in a lot of it 3 years after it was finally released from prison. i had no idea what i was getting into i had no clue because i truly believed in his story about being incarcerated for 21 and a half years for a crime he didn't commit. and i thought ok i'll play into your ego because i really wanted to know how the fire started and i thought how can i how can i ask this question how can i get this information from him without him. lying to me i said because you are just so incredibly smart. he goes because they're a bunch of dumb ass sort of like ok. because it was easy because you take a lit cigarette it will come back to it in the book. behind the couch and then i walk down the street 30 minutes later a place goes up in smoke and they can't connect me to the crime. i didn't expect that. i was just absolute shock. i thought i am married to satan himself. she's a lawyer just. something like. 3 years to come forward with it. let's

as government pulled back, rich and powerful stepped in. smart group of wealthy elites and giant corporations gained more control over both our economy and over our democracy. economic growth slowed and america's middle-class got hollowed out. reagan had it wrong. our problem isn't big government. our problem is a government that has been captured by the rich and the powerful. growing the economy could create opportunities and could support small businesses and entrepreneurship, but instead we have a government that works only for those at the top. reagan liked to talk about freedom, but real freedom isn't living under the thumb of a handful of billionaires and giant corporations. real freedom isn't living deep in debt, one health scare or one broken transmission away from disaster. real freedom isn't watching while more and more opportunities get snatched up by the rich and powerful. real freedom comes when a strong government enforces fair rules, and where smart investments give every american the opportunity to prosper. the key question

one set of rules for the rich ops etc. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of wilf which will is dedicated to increasing power for itself just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. another inspector breaks ranks from the global chemical weapons watchdog saying the final report into an alleged attack in the syrian city of duma last year misrepresents the facts also ahead. a new citizenship bill in india sparks violent protests which have now reached the capitol demonstrators say the law is discriminatory singling out muslims. and the head of a deadline at the end of beginning u.s. special envoy travels to south korea and says progress has not been made on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula a day after the north conducts another missile test.

brazil is very rich. our country brazil is very rich. rich in good land and forests.ich in mountains and waters. the natural medicines that we use and beautiful places. rich aswhere we are , whoami who lived there have never experienced hunger before people who came to invade our land, to invade brazil. when they first met us, we were healthy. they found as healthy with lots sugarcane,banana, fruits you find in the forest, animals, game that thatnt, fish -- everything we are rich in.. it is not ththe kind of wealth u need to dig a hole in the earth to find it, to destroy the land. our people are different. that is why he speaks against us. and i don't want to say bad things about him, but he attacked us so i will attack him. i am not going to attack him with a bow and arrow. however, i am going to fight --ng my mouth and taper paper. words and the word that he uses, which is prejudice. he does not like indigenous people. he does not want to let the yanomami people to live at peace , protected. he does not want that. he does not want to let it happen. what he wants is

rich lowry is here. caller: i just want to say i 'stally support rich lowry idea in his book and of course the biblical foundations and so on. , see so much in this country especially under the obama administration, and wanted to go contrary to that. wanting to bring in a not -- other countries and their laws and so on. whole concept of people, for example, islamic people who would like to bring let's say sharia law into the country. we have a history and it is sad about the american people in and especially students. i taught at a community college and found so many students were andtitutionally ignorant biblically ignorant. i will give you one case and then i will let it go. been on trial in this impeachment thing. that he took at and exposed them, talking about joe biden. the truth is when you look at the constitution and you look at the second article which governs and when you look at that third section of article two, you find out there is a take care clause and the forident is responsible making s

it's of no use to the very rich a so therefore there's a concerted attempt to destroy it. one of the ways is defunding it you want to destroy some system 1st defund it. and then it will work people be angry they want something else that's a standard technique for. private eyes exam system. we see it in the attack on public schools. public schools are based on the principle of solidarity. i no longer have children in school or grown up but the principle of solidarity says i happily pay taxes so that the kid across the street can go to school that's normal human emotion that it dries it out of people's heads i don't have kids in school why should i pay taxes privatized it so on. the public education system all the way from kindergarten to higher education is under severe attack i mean that's one of the jewels of americans say. go back to the golden age again the great chris period the fifty's and sixty's a lot of that is based on free public education. and one of the results of the 2nd world war was the g.i. bill right which enabled veterans remember that's a large part of t

>> "crazy rich asians" made henry one of the mostn demand leading men. the camera. >> hopefully we'reoing get e crew together and discuss some sort of a sequel. >> the 32-year-d is the first global ambassado for hennessy d toasted the season at a bash alongside wife, liz. what do you do for the holidays? >> other than the usual sort of cooking a feast, eating, almost passing out, eating way too many chocolates, we goor a country walk just to try to get some air. >> well, henry, thank you so much for stopping by. i'm going to hang here at henry's party for a little long tonigh-- ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >>mari's holiday hit turns 25. how it happened accident. >> itust so happened to work. >> plus, carrie fisher final "star wars." the cast sharing their fondest and funniest memories. >> she g to my trailer, went back to set like nothing happened. >> and a "modern family" christmas. what cast meats reallyhought of his hiday fts. >> did you throw them in the garbage? >> did you? >> wow, savage. >>> closed captioning provided by- on the economy, a

remember, you are rich, you get double taxed. you're not so rich you get double taxed. that's what we are talking about here. it is the product of months of hard work by members of our committee and the working group led by mr. thompson. i want to thank the gentleman from california, the time he spept on this, and not giving up. i'm grateful to our many other colleagues from other states, blue and red. i also want to thank our committee chair, the gentleman from massachusetts, for his leadership and hard work. i strongly urge all my colleagues to support this important legislation. and i'm going to conclude by this, madam chair, that they have all talked about one side or the other side has done this. about what happens to those quote-unquote, millionaires if in the bill we pay for it by increasing the personal income tax from where it was before. have you subtracted that from what you are going to get back upped taxs? no, you haven't. because you have done it in a dishonest way. and that's why the middle class gets shafted. not this time. the speaker pro tempore: the g

abouts, why is it always spending and not tax cuts to the rich? guest: if you look at individual income tax rates, the individual income taxes americans paid in fiscal 2019 where the highest ever. on $.7 trillion in the individual income taxes -- $1.7 trillion in individual income taxes. corporation taxes are significantly down. corporate tax revenues were up in 2017 to 2018, but there significantly down from 2007 when they hit their peak. it is not like the federal government is not taxing people. the federal government is imposing a higher income tax on the american people now than they ever have. but they are spending so much more that the debt increased $1.2 trillion the same year that the federal government was collecting more individual income tax than it ever had. this lisa merriman has point, that spending should be cut across the board. that is a tweet. good morning. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. i believe in truth, facts, results. pinocchios and every bit of pants on fire. i was watching predictions about all this going o

that was a big deal i thought. >> you know what strikes me, rich? little americans turn to politicians anymore for moral leadership. because our politicians have totally failed on these two crises. >> we've had now for years peace and relative prosperity in this country. but there is a sense of deep unease, one because this decade played out under the shadows from the financial crisis and the iraq war, and just something broken in our society. the lack of attachment of individuals which accounts for the drug crisis, for alcohol deaths, for suicide in 2017. i think those three things accounted for 150,000 -- >> our life expectancy rate has declined depending on where you live. we don't want -- we so distrust our politicians we don't expect them to have the answer. >> losing trust in our government means losing collective trust in our ability to do something. frankin roosevelt used to say you can solve the problem if man created that problem. i think we are losing that sense and that is scary. although there was activism. there were long lines waiting

deposits that helped michigan become the rich manufacturing state it did. the northern half of the lower peninsula was rich with native forests, largely pines. also explorer and surveyor douglas houghton went up and found natural iron ore and copper deposits. so in the last half of the 19th century, most of the lumber in the lower part of the lower peninsula was cut down and harvested. full-scale mining efforts began in the upper peninsula for copper and iron ore. when you are extracting the copper and iron ore, it rarely comes out perfectly pure. this is copper ore that has other impurities in it that necessitated the building of some of michigan's first factories to process, smelting, forges, to take the raw materials and purify them to become the pure copper used in items such as ingots and pots and candlesticks and other things. all of this early manufacturing to process this raw ore set michigan up to be a major manufacturing center in the early 19th century. some of the earliest manufacturing industries in michigan were related to transportation. we h

somehow i want to be rich. to go on to be pros but what about for 3 of them or 10 people. i'm interested always in the waters and. 'd a suspect is arrested after a machete attack on a synagogue in new york state in which 5 people were injured. and in the stories that shaped the week 12 people are killed after a passenger plane cry. russia's near el monte in kazakhstan moments after takeoff dozens more are being treated and hospital. police fired tear gas amid clashes during the 15 9th weekend of yellow bus protest in paris. and the wealthiest us presidential candidate multi-billionaire michael bloomberg apologizes after his team use prison labor to promote his election campaign.

or are you just saying wipe out those debts completely the only way to do is to wipe out the debts rich people don't pay taxes only the poor people pay taxes rich people will declare all of this cash is really in liberia or panama or the cayman islands and it's not really in america at all so it can't be taxed the only thing to do is to wipe out the debts and by wiping out the debts you wipe out this excess wealth and does america really want to like archy that's the issue do you want group of billionaires to run your political parties to control all of your medical care by saying it should be. companies that we own not the public do you want to have a group of billionaires saying we are the government not a democracy or do you want to bunker say i hope to put things in a broader perspective and in proportion and that's the real proportion is a huge top of the economy who's debt is burdening it and crushing it and if you look at greece is greece america's future is latin america america's future are we going to end up as broke as the these countries on this idea. that the rich paying ta

we live in a world where it is difficult to become rich if you weren't born that way. and love it or hate it, i believe that the stock market is the best ladder we have in this country for social mobility. there are millions upon millions of people in the country but there aren't that many jobs that pay you a salary fat enough to actually make you rich even if you're a total cheapskate and if you want to become wealthy in this country unless you're born with a silver spoon in your mouth that means planning your financial strategy for a lifetime even if you don't have a super high paying job, as long as you could save a chunk and invest widely, you could become if not fifthy rich, then at least financially independent. meaning you don't need to worry about job security or where your next paycheck is coming from and retire easily without the need to rely on social security which might not be around when some of the younger viewers hit retirement age that is why tonight, tonight i want to help you figure out the best way to manage your money in order to help achieve real

>> i will have rich answer that question.laughter] >> why don't you go to the microphone. >> i wasn't really listening to that question. i think the point is the lawsuit was never about any of those hypotheticals. there are things that if folks want to explore they have to be explored to determine what those new laws mean and whether there is any constitutional claim that can be made about them. it's never been part of this case and we don't know enough really for even a claim like that to have been framed and litigated and decided now. >>. [inaudible question] the problem with that is that they turn this into essentially an audit where they tried to take a very hypothetical they can imagine about the law. i imagine if that happened they would just be news hypotheticals. that's the way legislation works and litigation works but it's not appropriate to try to inject those hypotheticals into a dispute that was framed about something completely different. and now completely resolved. >> it's cold and wet and we are going to get

you know how much of a life left i met mr rich. in the october. 2002 so roughly a year ago gave him a place to stay at least a rueful recited. image change he would. do menial tasks around the house during the day did he appreciate. to be honest i'd have to say no he stopped me you know. you no longer paid me to $250.00 a week sadly enough for that i was paying no rent. no utilities but i wasn't getting i wasn't getting any money. it threw me all of the a problem you know told me to leave communication or arnold deeds gave me a place to live on condition that he get his act together and find a job to secure a steady income but that never happened in his case he drank extensively. and he. was subject to drug use not only drug use but a lot of the also come along with prostitution. and that's just not the way to renovate your life and get back on a positive path he had an opportunity to redeem his life he had an opportunity to raise. years of imprisonment and even take full advantage of the opportunity i think to me hasn't forgiven h

>> i am now that i'm rich. i used to just be weird.days before thanksgiving, sandy lerner and i danced with the turkeys. she grew up on a family farm and she wants to see those values live on. >> i'm a cowgirl. i can tell what cows are thinking. it's very much my success as a farmer, which is what george washington was. he wanted to be a really good farmer. and i think i've been -- i've become a good farmer. >> chris: sandy lerner sold 800 turkeys this thanksgiving and she donated 200 to local charity. that's it for today, have a great week we'll see you next storming this morning 11 people have been shot. the latest from the french quarter, coming up. >>> it's a mighty slick road, we will take a look at the next storm coming our way. >>> in the face of tragedy, the paradise high school foot will team came together. they inspired people on and off as they played in the mist of overwhelming devastation. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on two. >> morning everyone. if you're drivingtoday, a little q. week