goods but also as trading partners. oh, we succeeded there. we certainly did, and it s a good thing too. americans suffer generally from social hypochondria. we are always worried that things are bad and getting worse. things are not bad and not getting worse. in fact, in terms of the great enrichment that capitalism has brought about, we are still on an upward trajectory. if this all depends on an embrace of globalization, on an embrace of the free market enterprise that does not try to wall ourselves off from the outside world. now, some people say, and president trump is elected in part in response to this anxiety, that globalization and economic dine mitchell are just too tiring and dangerous and frustrating and full of frictions and setbacks. we don t want to do it anymore. i have news for the american people. they have made so many promises to themselves through entitlement programs that they
of globalization and embrace of the free market enterprise that does not try to wall ourselves off from the outside world. some people say and president trump is elected in part in response to this anxiety, that globalization and economic just too tiring and dangerous and frustrating and full of frictions and setbacks. we don t want to do it anymore. i have news for the american people. they have made so many promises to themselves through entitlement programs that they depend on rapid economic growth. they can t opt out now. they also depend on a continuing high level of immigration to replenish an aging workforce. very soon there will be only 2.4 workers for every retiree. that is unsustainable for the most popular program a.
idea? this is just an assault on the poor. this trump administration, they have this obsession with all things russia. this is like 1960 soviet era policy. the idea that these small government republicans are going to actually replace a private partner, a public/private partnership, free market enterprise with a bureaucracy that is somehow going to package 16 million meals or 16 million boxes per month and save money just doesn t make sense at all. the idea that poor people will lose the right to choose what they eat. that s really big government. they will choose the food you eat. you don t have a choice. you get this box. look what they did with michelle obama when she suggested we should eat more nutritious food for lunch. this smacks of hypocrisy. part of this seems to be rooted in the perception that people who are struggling are mostly nonwhite and that they are leaching off the system, sitting around driving a cadillac and
james comey facing more questions about his handling of hillary clinton s email investigation. and now, one senator wants answers about russian interference in the trump campaign. heather: plus, president trump is all in for alabama senator, luther, how he his supporting him as he pulls tight end. i am going to stick with of the jobs in the economy now, because the people of this it states that i have spoken to care about the issues that the present campaign on. we need to return to free-market enterprise. regulations need to be cut, taxes need to be cut. bureaucratic policies need to be erased. it s not just a car, it s your daily treat.
these secretaries don t have exclusive control over those departments. their job is to carry out the trump agenda through those departments and one of the things donald trump understands is that there s too much bureaucracy, too much constraint on free market enterprise and an economy that s not producing enough jobs for working americans to go to work. i ll tell you right now, he s going to get a lot of table pounding and screaming and jaw jacking from the left, but neil, i ll tell you and you already know this as my dad used to say, dogs don t bark at parked cars. thank you, ken blackwell.