this distortion in our economy, the basic corrupting, whether on the finance and housing side or coming back to health care, but at what point will the democrats and republicans get together and say, listen, we re not going to tolerate the continued game rigging on behalf of the banks or health insurance companies. while we make everybody fight in the yard about teachers. you know, dylan, you re right. i think in the housing market, one of the sad things we re starting to see the that people s attitudes toward home ownership are starting to change. it used to be the dream was to own a home. now, people don t necessary hi feel that way because they see it as a bigger liability, a big risk. that was a part of fund mental american values. we all should be worried. there s a lot of similarities to what we saw going on to the wall street guys. someone in power, the governor, is using this fight to take away
different health care rules. we can look at this and say, that produces this result. let s publish it and everybody sees it. there it is, everybody can see where the money is going. transparency is the key to giving people bottom up power. yes, of course, ceos can be just as greedy as dictators, but with transparency and the market enabling others to come in and challenge these big corporations so competition is the key to that problem. but you have consolidated wealth, there s no competition. in other words, if you have a few banks that control the assets, once i eliminate competition, which is what the banks and health care companies are done, then what? i think there is too much corruption between corporate america and politics. and politicians. we may need stronger rules.
militaries that were nationally and cohesive. here, you ve got a situation in which one man has been the state for over 40 years and as that man begins to see power and to crumble, how do we define the libyan is going to be the key challenge. that s important for oil reasons. it s important for the self-determination of the libyan people. it s important for our own security so there s a lot at stake here and the transition is going to be cruel and unforgiving. dell, educate us about a tribal nature of libya. the majority of the libyans are educated, so i heard that it will be divided. that s far from the truth. libya s united. the majority of the libyans are educated and the term tribal, to me and my family back home, is quite insulting. it s insulting because the
the other interesting thing is that every one of these guys has a son ready to pass the power on to. what is that? just patriarchy. that s thousands of years old. what about the private sector power? health insurance monopolies in this country that clearly, there is a more efficient, lower cost way to provide health care. there are others doing it in ways that get better outputs that cost less money. they don t have health care tied to where your job is, don t have insurance monopolies. it s not just dictator ships although that s the most extreme expressi expression inside an employer based health insurance monopoly. trans pirnsy. where everybody gets to see the prices, the results. for example, different states have different tax policiepolic
enabling individuals to take control through the dispersal of information of knowledge. like through the internet. so, tweet the revolution. this is the good thing and in the long run, no dictator can control all the fire walls to block all the web pages and tweets and facebook posting. they can try. the chinese dictators have tried with mild success, but in the long run, those, too, shall pass and individuals will be freed through information. it s not just governments who look to consolidate wealth and power. you have private institutions. what is the ground up implication of consolidated wealth and power in the private sector as you discuss? by human nature, we gravitate toward power and don t want to give it up. the mubarak thing was unusual. we see ka gafgadhafi s not just to walk away tonight.