of business and economics in new york. thanks for coming on. good to be here. tucker: is there any other kind of, if i m late on my mortgage, or my credit card, can they make it illegal for me to do high job or take my driver s license away? no. i think people would find it completely shocking. the idea that the way you re going to deal with people who can t pay their bills is to take away their job? it sounds nonsensical and it is a classic case of the government creating a problem and then piling more policy on top that only makes the problem worse. tucker: student loans, i know you are a college professor, but the colleges are the richest institutions, drive through any states and the pockets of affluence are colleges. the colleges are bankrupting an entire generation of young people, can t buy krs, get march reed, can t buy homes. now they can t work or drive. we have been shovelling billions of dollars at colleges
filing another document that calls for a special prosecutor to say let s get to the bottom of it. if we are a nation of laws, we ve got a special counsel for the whole russia event, let s go ahead and get to the bottom of it. i can tell you my constituents want us to look at that. sean: all of these things i ve been talking about, during the election every day, talking about people in poverty, on food stamps come out of the labor force, can t buy homes. every day until congress does its job and they ve controlled the committees and do the investigations, in light of how democrats are treating the trump administration we ve got to have equal justice under the law. i m calling on them to do their job on all of those cases. will all of that happen? republicans should, they are in charge, right? yes, we need to do that. at lady justice is blindfolded and yet, sometimes what we ve
filing another document that calls for a special prosecutor to say let s get to the bottom of it. if we are a nation of laws, we ve got a special counsel for the whole russia event, let s go ahead and get to the bottom of it. i can tell you my constituents want us to look at that. sean: all of these things i ve been talking about, during the election every day, talking about people in poverty, on food stamps come out of the labor force, can t buy homes. every day until congress does its job and they ve controlled the committees and do the investigations, in light of how democrats are treating the trump administration we ve got to have equal justice under the law. i m calling on them to do their job on all of those cases. will all of that happen? republicans should, they are in charge, right? yes, we need to do that. at lady justice is blindfolded and yet, sometimes what we ve done is we ve ignored what
gardere. social experiment for good? you asked is it an act of kindness or a little bit gross? can it be both? i suppose. maybe so. this anonymous wealthy millionaire says i wanted to do something because i ve made millions and what i ve seen is my contemporaries and also my colleagues and friends are being squeezed out of, like, the american dream. can t buy homes. don t have enough to get through the day. what he wanted to do is leave little nuggets of cash around and tell people when they find it, he wants them to pay it forward. do something good with it. give it to someone who s homeless. something like that. i think that s what he meant by a social experiment for good. seeing how much good people would actually do when they find this a nononymous cash. if he wants to do good, why not just give it to charity? i guess this guy does give to charity as well. by setting up this game, isn t he setting himself up as some kind of, you know, social dungeon master, you know, to