it's unconsciousble. it's not entrepreneurship. it's basically gaming the system and getting money. and whole food, say, the entrepreneurs the people who start company are participating in the value ecosystem. they're the makers. >> you say walmart has probably done to reduce poverty than any organization in the world. >> i believe that, yes. >> how so? >> if you consider the -- let take a lot of facet of the business over the last forty years or so. they a tremendous reach not only across the united they offer goods and service if low prices to people who we might call the least well off in society. i admit i'm a walmart and targetter shopper. if you consider the extent of the organization and the prices they are able to make goods and service available to the people. millions of chinese people in one country alone who have been lifted out of poverty merely bier have chew of the existence of walmart alone because they manufacturers to china in which to the benefit. they are incredible job. there's a debate going on whether the wage they offer are good enough for arbitrary standards

that's unconsciousble. today, taxpayers pay for the mother of all bailoutings, nearly $200 billion for the failed gses. that's unimagine l. today, taxpayers are on the hook for more than 5 trillion, trillion, with a "t," in mortgage guarantees one-third the size of the economy. that's unfathomable. there's a monopoly on the housing finance system. that's unwise. today, due to the dodd-frank act, washington elites decide who qualifies for a mortgage, putting home ownership out of reach for millions of credit worthy american families. that's unfair. the american people deserve a path forward, they deserve a path to a housing system that's sustainable, fair, and prereceivers the american dream. they deserve a home so every american who works hards, plays by the rules has opportunities and choices to buy homes they can afford to keep and have a system that protecting hard working taxpayers so they never again have to bail out institutions like fannie and freddie. they deserve a system that finally breaks the de