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>> thank you so much, clint. i highly tlemd pierecommend thi it is disturbing. now we turn to the heart land. they're now or continue to be on great financial strain. according to the department of agriculture farm income will reach -- here is the issue, it comes with a massive but, nearly 40% of that income, or $43 billion will come from the government in the form of disaster assistance and aid due to the ongoing trade war. chapter 12 bankruptcies specifically for family farms have soared. they're up 24% over the last year and reaching their highest levels since 2011. if you think it is abo...

This country. >> and your plan to is to give it a shot at a day's work and the reason i raise the point about gm is the price tag. vox compared your jobs guarantee part of your plan to a proposal from three economists from duke and the new school's derek hamilton and they wrote their plan up for a left of center think tank and the center on budget and policy priorities and you may be aware of this, but their price tag to do what they say you're essentially going to do is $543 billion a year been is that what you're talking about and where would that money come from? >> no. i really hope that p...

There's always that crux of time like in the industry or people try to find their way to find their place in society. with boeing, when we look at boeing, the tragedy is that boeing has faced over the last years with the airline disaster and you see that the shareholde shareholder, what you mentioned off the top, the 43 billion to shareholders and workers do feel, and this is where i agree and disagree with you because i think to some sense workers feel like where my in the scheme of things so i think there has to be a balance between the corporate and the worker and sometimes you're right, th...

Important than production. it became more about efficiency and production. outsourcing, layoff, cutting back on benefits, it was all inspired by the academic papers. we see the consequences around us. look at the calamity of boeing, once great american company purchased in the past few years it's paid $43 billion to shareholders while stacking 20% of its work force and destroying its ability to actually build safe planes. another sign of the populace time, last week a new bill right here in california that would make it harder for companies like facebook and google to label thousands of their ...

Transactions were more important than production. it became more about efficiency and production. outsourcing, layoff, cutting back on benefits, it was all inspired by the academic papers. we see the consequences around us. look at the calamity of boeing, once great american company purchased in the past few years it's paid $43 billion to shareholders while stacking 20% of its work force and destroying its ability to actually build safe planes. another sign of the populace time, last week a new bill right here in california that would make it harder for companies like facebook and google to la...