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so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. welcome back to velshi & ruhle. income inequality has captured america s debate and it s becoming a major focal point in the 2020 battle for the white house. john harwood details why the inequality gap is widening and how other countries have tackled the problem. the digital revolution creates enormous wealth with those with the skill and
dictator there, that bernie sanders isn t even actually advocating for government take over of the means of production he s talking about democratic socialism. can you explain democratic socialism though? you do realize that bernie sanders once called for 100% tax rate on people who make $ $1 million, above that, every dime that you make over $1 million do you know what that would do to this country? listen, i think that it goes too far but when you look at the polling even the plans that elizabeth warren has put out, they are popular, because of the income and equality gap, and because people are neil: enough to win an election. we mentioned venezuela but even in places like france, making cradle-to-grave promises eventually you run out of money so i do think there s a widespread phenomenon that has to be addressed and i think this disparity between the rich and the poor sadly is a historical
it is time for disruption and transformation. the american people are ready for it. howard, we ll take a quick break. i want you to stay with me. on the other side of the break, you mentioned what you did in business. you created conscious capitalism before anyone else. this week we heard from jamie dimon claiming that private business needs to do just that, step up and close the in equality gap. i want to talk to you on the other side how you if you are in the oval office, could there be more businesses to follow soon? stick around with me please. okay, thank you. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she outgrows her costume, we ll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia.
not do today you have to really transform and this seems to be a general consensus among all a few that actually education is fundamental access to opportunity is essentially to kind of deal with the problem of clean equality in to reducing inequality sounds like a big idea that something like it s very difficult but in fact if you look at it in a very granular form it can be done through equal access equal much in the high quality of the patient to health care to taishan and even financial inclusion i think by taking all the small steps we are in effect of reducing inequality gap in all countries a region that s a very good not doing taking still small steps certain words a big goal thank you very much you re watching the job the world economic forum debate coming to you from hanoi in vietnam thank you very much for your company and thank you very much my panelists here and the audience please give them a big headlines in jail.