about their struggles against those various issues and at the same time, make people feel and give people a venue, a place where they can connect and engage in a way that may be able to drive this message back to washington, d.c. that we do want a jobs movement in this country and that that jobs movement has to be driven around the corps issues of trade, taxes, health care and banking. it s great to open up the conversation through the people that it matters to most. dylan, thanks. we ll tell everybody that they can watch the steel on wheels tour at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. next, we ll talk to white house advisor valerie jarrett about the president s meeting with america s top ceos. you don t want to miss this. are you a senior concerned about financial independence?
welcome back to this special launch edition of the steel on wheels tour of the dylan ratigan show. i want you to behold the bus, ladies and gentlemen. at this point, symbolic. a bus that we will take with us into the country as a way to explore the best ways to truly launch a jobs movement in this country. clearly no one like myself or no other individual could ever accomplish this, but around a shared values system that so many of us do share, a shared value system that so many of us are struggling to figure out a way to make a voice that is heard for positive change, a voice that is heard for problem solving in this country, we have the benefit of being able to marshal the resources that are granted to us here at msnbc, to bring in the partnership with a great american manufacturer, like new core steel to bring in
birthplace of the constitution and a look at how we as a nation can fulfill the dreams of our founding fathers as we continue to fall short to so many of those ideals. friday, wrapping up this leg of the tour, the spirit of america going to st. louis. exploring how today s innovators are using the frontier spirit to tackle our toughest problems and create the industries of the future that not only create jobs, but also solve america s problems as opposed to keep powerful interests in their jobs. we are incredibly excited about this new opportunity. there will be lots of fun, digital aspects of this working with andrew jenks. i hope we can initiate the beginning of a real jobs movement in this county tr. up next, today here on the show, defending obama care. the administration filing an
driving investment, that intervening on that, it will be difficult if not inpossible to create prosperity in this country? i think it will be. the fed is actually destroying prosperity by essentially funning demand that we can t support with earnings and production causing massive current account deficits and the flow of funds overseas and the build-up in china and opec and korea and elsewhere, a massive dollar reserves, that is totally unsustainable, unsupportable system. i think we re coming near the edge of where that can continue to remain. i got to let you go, but we have, are starting this steel on wheels tour around the country. it s the idea is to really catalyze a jobs movement in this country and jobs debate focused on rigged trade, tacks, banking and health care. we d love to have your help.
run, we re all going the regret having given away tax cuts and tax benefits to the wealthiest americans without creating any jobs and with adding on to the nation s debt. and if the wealthy and pr privileged of d.c. are going to regret it, just imagine how the uneducated and undeveloped children of this country. it s quite a sight to behold. thank you for the time this afternoon and speaking of creating jobs in america, this week, we are at the start of something special, kicking off our steel on wheels tour. the campaign to start a jobs movement in this county tr. i ask for you help in this effort. we start tomorrow in seneca falls, new york. the town that inspired the classic it s a wonderful life and it is a perfect site to focus on restoring and celebrating the adaptive spirit that is america. thursday, from seneca falls, we move to philadelphia, the