country. just reading up about you, you can t escape the profound influence that your mother had on your life and i m really saving you from an alternate existence and i know you said the most important thing she did for you and she did so many was she taught you not to accept excuses. explain that. well she refused to be a victim herself and every time that we would come up with an excuse out of her mouth would come the poem yourself to blame. uh-huh. and pretty soon we got tired of hearing that poem so stopped looking for excuses. whether you think today in america we are cultivating a victimization culture. oh without question. and it s intergenerational now and it moles itself into an entitlement mentality where people think that they are old in existence and what we really
come the poem yourself to blame. uh-huh. and pretty soon we got tired of hearing that poem so stopped looking for excuses. whether you think today in america we are cultivating a victimization culture. oh without question. and it s intergenerational now and it moles itself into an entitlement mentality where people think that they are old in existence and what we really owe people is an opportunity and we have to reinstill that can do attitude that is so important in our nation. it s what drove this nation from no place to the pinnacle of the world and the highest pinnacle anybody else had ever reached and it doesn t have anything to do with one s ethnicity. it has to do with the american spirit. somehow we must bring that back. there are those who like to criticize america, tell us that we are an evil place because we
people who blame somebody else for something don t accomplish much. that poem is by mimi white. you mentioned it before i actually have it printed out on the wall of my office. i encourage all the viewewers to do the same. it s a very empowering message. i want to ask you about whether you do think today in america we are cultivating a victimization culture. oh without question. and it s inner-generational now and it molds itself into an entitlement mentality where people think that they are old in existence. and what we really owe people is an opportunity. and we have to reinstill that can-do attitude that is so important in our nation. it s what drove this nation from no place to the pinnacle of the world, and the highest pinnacle anybody else had ever reached. and it doesn t have anything to do with one s ethnicity. it has to do with the american spirit. somehow we must bring that back. there are those who like to criticize america.