the alternative is don t pay for your kids and let the government pay? that is where they are headed. bob: do we have to go there in my block, please? greg: we are living longer. we all living longer. 25 is the new 15. boys storming bunkers 70 years ago are sleeping in their bunk beds that they grew up in. it s in a weird way a testament to the veterans who fought the wars that now this generation gets to live in the protracted adolescence where they don t have to. they made it happen in a weird way. great thing. get rid of mother s day and call it mommy s boy s day. bob: don t you think it s greg said, isn t it sort after protracted youth thing that they won t let go? andrea: i do. i don t think kids are asked enough by their parents. ient to think it s either give them everything or they go on the government dole. there is another option. one that my parents employed with me. i would call my dad and he would say the bank is closed.
all people are privileged small percentage may be racist. i don t think many are at all. eric: why teach it? bob: not question of teaching of racism. dana: this morning in south carolina. story out of south carolina that decided not to do the medicaid expansion. the website had a news story the reason that south carolina denied the medicaid expansion is because they wanted to do something bad to president obama because he s black. it had to read it three times. i couldn t believe it was bob: that s crazy. davis a lot of people put it out there. retweeted it and tried to give it legs. i hope it dies on the vine. andrea: isn t it weird that someone they help looks at an arm and say why are you wearing a white bracelet? it s a white privilege bracelet to remind me i have been privilege and you aren t. bob: i don t buy in the white bracelet. we didn t have to do that.
eric: quick point we got to go, i get it. look at the people at this table. we re all white. as far as i know, no one came from a privileged background. it has nothing to do with race. it has to do with how much hard work you are willing to do and sacrifice put in. bob: i couldn t agree with you more. greg: my dad was a king. i don t tell people that. eric: did he wear the sweaters? greg: he invented the v-neck sweater, i will have you know. it s disgusting that you would make fun of that. andrea: prince greg. greg: we have to go. we didn t get to the other s.o.t. coming up, how pope francis spent his first day on jobbism wonder if they introduced him to the human resources to get an i.d. card. that s what i did. next up on the five.
not all eric: rubio tell you that? andrea: yeah. rubio told me that. not all white people are privileged either. i think bob makes a good point. but there is a different way about going about that. there is sensitivity. you don t want to come in low income area, dripping in diamonds. i can see if that is the concern. that is not the concern. the concern here is to separate the world in the two classes as you point in out monologue. victims and victimizers. they do this to keep it relevant. i look up and i wonder how much do we spend on this? $94 million went to americorp vista. now if money went to this program. i say you cut that white privilege money. reinstate the tours. bob: they do remarkable things in vista. i will say this, be careful here. all people are privileged
small percentage may be racist. i don t think many are at all. eric: why teach it? bob: not question of teaching of racism. dana: this morning in south carolina. story out of south carolina that decided not to do the medicaid expansion. the website had a news story the reason that south carolina denied the medicaid expansion is because they wanted to do something bad to president obama because he s black. it had to read it three times. i couldn t believe it was bob: that s crazy. davis a lot of people put it out there. retweeted it and tried to give it legs. i hope it dies on the vine. andrea: isn t it weird that someone they help looks at an arm and say why are you wearing a white bracelet? it s a white privilege bracelet to remind me i have been privilege and you aren t. bob: i don t buy in the white bracelet. we didn t have to do that. eric: quick point we got