for office because both of you have made such an impact on this debate and i thank both of you very much. i wish i was there with you now, both of you. thank you and joining me now is victor david hanson who runs institutional fellow and today measure de sousa commentator film maker. your take away from tonight, we re going to check in with bill hemmer on new jersey which is fascinating as well. victor? yeah, i don t think it was just local issues. those were the ignition switch that sent off this dynamite the last 12 months. i think people looked at the status of the country laura and they said this is anarchy, this is chaos, it s beyond politics, we don t have a important rus border we have no border. we don t have inflation, we printed the money with zero interest. we didn t get humiliated we got terribly humiliated in afghanistan. we didn t just have a chain supply, we deliberately created it by subsidizing non-labor and i think they think, why did he
trickle down. he buys into a when did we last have a sect of labor who had the kind of non labor, no person working experience and has been an employer who has violated the labor laws? i m senioorry. maybe you have a better memory. when was the last time we had a . we can adhere to this socialist idea that s demonized the people at top but that is not going to make anyone better off at the end. in the end the policies of donald trump and the policies that his pick supports are going to make life better for the average worker. it worked in the 1980s. it is going to work again. it dd not work in the 19 ollied. it did work in the 1980s. wages were flat. the median wage started to flatten and decline in the 1980s and that was because we had a president who believed in supply side trickle down economics and