A defining feature of South Africa is the level of inequality in almost all spheres of society. Nowhere is this more observable than in the schooling sector.
yours and texas? well, thank you, sean, for having me on, and as you mentioned, we have had multiple lawsuits against the biden administration, and what is so frustrating to us, i ve been a prosecutor much of my career, is the fact they won t even follow the existing law. the president is at the apex of his power when it comes to national security and border security, yet he literally turned over afghanistan to the taliban, and now he is ceding control of the border to the quintiles. cartels. he won t secure the border, which is part of his duties and response abilities, so i have been using the tools in my toolbox. that include litigation, trying to force them to build the wall, trying to make sure he reinstates reinstates the remaining lexical policy. making sure the people that have deportation orders are deported. not because we are a cool nation but because that is what the law sean: let me ask you a legal question, because you have been a big supporter of president trump
problem going down the road. people don t want cradle to grave. i mean, newt gingrich calls that big government socialism, he is pulled on that and it is extremely unpopular. a spending is out of style right now, because among other things, look. the government was helpful during the pandemic with these big relief bills and probably totaled about 6 trillion, you re not talking about another 6 trillion? people are scratching their heads and they don t want the inflation. the president s own polls are plunging in the low 40s right now, and i think this argument drives me crazy, people don t pay their fair share, i mean, come on. the statistics from the irs, okay, the top 1%, the rich pay 40%, the bottom two quintiles, the bottom 40% have a negative income tax rate, and as you and i have discussed, the bottom half of the thing does not pay