publisher of the ink newsletter and author of winners take, all the elite charade of changing the world. i want to point you to a tweet which i think sums it up well. i m trying to imagine any other contacts where a publicly traded company has been a customer user product to break federal law and destroyed the lives of innocent people and then at that person to their board. elon musk has been sued to comparing justin trudeau to hitler, he was sued for defamation for calling a british cave diver had a guy. he is not exactly, i don t know your thoughts on him now being twitter s biggest owner? i am glad you brought up winners take all. although there was 300 pages of book there there was really one simple idea, buried in that 300 pages which is that we live in this moment in which the arsonists are cause playing as fire fighters. the people who cause our greatest social problems, global problems, are trying to calm us into thinking not only that they are okay but that they are the solu
make it possible for anyone to gain and guard and keep so much wealth even as millions of others lack food, work, housing, health, connectivity, education, dignity, and the occasion to pursue their happiness. many americans are beginning to question not only corruption s of the system but the matter of whether billionaires should exist at all. joining us now is anand giridharadas, msnbc political analyst and publisher of the ink newsletter. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i was waiting the minute that report came out for what you would be writing about this and i had some sense of the directions he would go. and in your piece for the new york times you point out that it s not really about tax law. there s a much bigger issue to consider here. well with the propublica report which is really a heroic