about social modality. the u.s. and the u.k. this is the link between a father s earnings and the son s earnings. william s earnings are quite well, i don t know if you call them earnings. he has lots of cash and his son will have lots of cash. so when you look at this and rank them, what you see is the u.k. is all wait out there where there s the most connection between the father and son s earnings and the u.s. is right there next to italy. it s the u.s. and u.k. are next to each other. we share this kind of structure, even though we threw off the monarchy and the u.k. still has the monarchy, underneath that, our class systems are not that much different. i want to talk here to someone who is an heir here in the united states. my mantra?
was young became impossible to achieve. but there was no limit how far i could go because i was an american. okay. so explain this rubio paradox to me. well, i mean, everybody loves the sentiment that marco rubio was expressing there because we all want to believe the american dream is the core part of our country. that you can come from humble circumstance and rise. all the republicans talked about that at their convention. what none of them acknowledged is that all the latest research shows the ability to rise from poor circumstances is now lower in the united states than in most of europe. that should shock us. because those are countries with aristocratic histories, very rigid class systems. yet now you have a greater chance of rising from poor circumstances than in the u.s. and what s so striking, the paradox, is that rubio and other republicans talk about upward mobility and the american dream. but they don t offer any ideas in today s circumstances for