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detroit homeowner lee gaddy. great to have you with us. what do you think of this grand bargain? you hit the nail on the head, ed. wall street will look to privatize whatever they can of detroit. these are the same people that sucked $8 trillion out of the economy with the mortgage crisis. they brought us to our knees. cities everywhere. nobody was investing for years and we re just beginning to inch back in cities across america and yet, wall street is booming. wall street is back to growth from before the recession. they re almost at record levels. jamie diamond has a nice big raise, like 74% raise and meanwhile, they want the pensioners in detroit to pay the price. when he talks about $100 million he s going to invest and half of it is in loans, so he s giving away nothing. he s paying for nothing. at best, at worst, for him it s a wash. so it s ice in the wintertime for him.
the americans for prosperity, the coke brothers, they re not happy with is this detroit bankruptcy deal. they think public workers are getting too much money in pensions. think about that. americans for prosperity. they want to take away pensions from workers who spent careers one decades, working for the city, who they re making too much money. let s shaft the workers one more time. let me be straight about this, folks. republicans caused this mess. they got their hands all over it. and now, trying to make it worse. republican policies of free trade, along with outsourcing and attacking yankee yons and workers really was the recipe for disaster in detroit. we got to throw in the tax breaks that crushed the city s treasury and let s not forget deregulation on wall street. and certainly with that hurt the pensions. detroit lost roughly with 300,000 jobs over the past 30 years. there s no city in america that s going to be able to survive when it loses 90% of its manufacturing