he asked me, whatever happened to rick sanchez" because i did disappear for time. he had already built rt america into what was a legitimate alternative to what i just described. but last year he lost his main anchor. a fellow named ed schultz. decent man. nice guy. i had known him throughout my career as a colleague. great communicator, but he passed away. so, micha reached out to me and i immediately said no and told him my plate was super full. deep down though, i had that music still playing. right? the music was still playing. after a series of meetings, we realize, if not now, when? it has probably never been as bad as it is now. when are we ever going to have the opportunity to create a newscast that actually tells the truth to people about what's really going on? as important than i am, as important than we really are, we try to do that and to encounter this slop that you see on most cable news channels. well, since we started this little thing, we are now reaching millions and millions of very engaged viewers a week on the news with rick sanchez. it's mind

producer guest host of the news with rick sanchez and front of the show michel greenstein michel one of the experts you talk to the labor leader in this piece about the sheer lack of surface area to build on the scarcity of actual land which just takes the dynamics of inequality that cause housing costs renters to spiral to an extreme level in this case in hong kong give us a quick snapshot of the broader real estate market is as extreme as the rental market given the wealth inequality in these lane constraints specific to hong kong firstly well since you brought up lending i'm pleased you brought that up because chief executive kerry lam actually last week talked about going out into the community and speaking to people she says from all walks of life to address the issue of lack of land supply and affordable housing which i think shows just how main stream of a perceived. problem in this housing issue is in hong kong now in terms of the broader real estate market the short answer to your question is yes i think the property market is the perfect microcosm for the broader issue of i

and by the time rick sanchez was finished, i felt like standing up and yelling, "viva sanchez!" i'll do the best i can. first, having covered moses which you always need to mention when you talk politics in this country, i want to talk about the next man after moses. and that's donald trump. and i say that because in all seriousness, i voted for donald trump, i support donald trump, and i will vote for him again and i will try to explain that in the course of my remarks. now why would i have ever voted for donald trump? well, first of all, donald trump recognized a series of what i consider to be unambiguous truths that need to be repeated early and often. first, we live in a multi-polar world. the so-called unipolar moment which was excluded but by various people in the early 1990s to try to impose america's notions or at least the notions of some people in washington, of what the rest of the world should be like or look like is over. it ended relatively quickly. we don't live in the cold war. we don't have a bipolar world. there are no russian armies massing on the borders of