it makes sense. remember 1997? yeah, the year of bob, titanic, terrible film and of course, beanie babies. the one or more kids did drugs been back then. 23% report using drugs at some point in their life and that s like a 25th, kidding. 70% smoke cigarettes at least once and 26% have been drunk. all big drop-offs from 20 years ago. anyway, kids, don t do drugs. here is me the last time i did drugs. . greg: not that i thought that i was a dog that could play well because i never touched a piano in my life. thank you, acid. hey, kat pressure i believe that
it makes sense. remember 1997? yeah, the year of bob, titanic, terrible film and of course, beanie babies. the one or more kids did drugs been back then. 23% report using drugs at some point in their life and that s like a 25th, kidding. 70% smoke cigarettes at least once and 26% have been drunk. all big drop-offs from 20 years ago. anyway, kids, don t do drugs. here is me the last time i did drugs. . greg: not that i thought that i was a dog that could play well because i never touched a piano in my life. thank you, acid. hey, kat pressure i believe that
it makes sense. remember 1997? yeah, the year of bob, titanic, terrible film and of course, beanie babies. the one or more kids did drugs been back then. 23% report using drugs at some point in their life and that s like a 25th, kidding. 70% smoke cigarettes at least once and 26% have been drunk. all big drop-offs from 20 years ago. anyway, kids, don t do drugs. here is me the last time i did drugs. . greg: not that i thought that i was a dog that could play well because i never touched a piano in my life. thank you, acid. hey, kat pressure i believe that
unfortunately, donald trump is going to be the poster child r for, you know, the dysfunction of the tax system and i think that s going to make their job which is already tough, it s going to make it much tougher. i wish i had a pollster right now. i do. cornell, tell us whether or not this ends up being a salient issue. charlie makes a great point, they re coming up on their athem to do a big tax cut. does the donald trump tax return wind up being a factor for voters? i think it s a factor for midterm. i think what they re doing with these marches, organizing and keeping this group of people energized and mobilized, you know the problem, joy, is midterms you have big drop-offs of democrats. you have big drop-offs of young people, big drop-offs of minorities. this sort of thing brings into question whether or not you re going to have those drop-offs. if these marches continue to go on and get this energy or engagement, i think republicans are looking at not the 2010 electorate or t
being spent on the military by the end of world war ii. but of course when world war ii was over, the size of the force shrunk back down again. but look at this. look at this chart about the size of the military over time. on this, we marked the various war eras here. see what was going on over time. look at what happens at the end of our wars over the last 70 years or so. this is kind of like looking at the symptoms chart of a patient who s getting inoculated over time because of repeated exposure to the same bug. just don t get the same reaction they used to. sort of getting used to this war phenomenon. early on there s these big spikes in the size of the force when wars start and big drop-offs thereafter. as time goes on, the drawdown after each war gets less and less dramatic. the baseline peacetime number just sort of stays where it is. and eventually by the time we get to the war that we re still in right now, they don t really build up the overall size of the force all that much