institute for policy studies released a study thursday showing that in the 8 weeks between march 18th and may 14th the country super wealthy have added a further $368800000000.00 to their already a normal fortunes and besides this ridiculous state of inequality the rich are also not paying their fair share in taxes they got a giant tax cut from donald trump and the super rich hold $32.00 trillion dollars in offshore tax havens meanwhile for average americans it s. not as good to. a record $36000000.00 americans have filed for unemployment insurance with millions more losing their employer based health care plans and around a 3rd of the country not paying its rent so how does our society not collapsing how is it i wonder why why is the stock market not so low we can see up my skirt well one of the reasons is that we now have a plutonic me citi group analysts have used the term plutonic me to describe an economy in which the rich are the driving forces and main beneficiaries of
institute for policy studies released a study thursday showing that in the 8 weeks between march 18th and may 14th the country super wealthy have added a further $368800000000.00 to their already a normal fortunes and besides this ridiculous state of inequality the rich are also not paying their fair share in taxes they got a giant tax cut for donald trump and the super rich hold $32.00 trillion dollars in offshore tax havens meanwhile for average americans it s. not as good to. a record $36000000.00 americans have filed for unemployment insurance with millions more losing their employer based health care plans and around a 3rd of the country not paying its rent so how does our society not collapsing how was it one of why why is the stock market not so low we can see a nice skirt well one of the reasons is that we now have a plutonic me citi group analysts have used the term plutonic me to describe an economy in which the rich are the driving forces and main beneficiaries of
for policy studies released a study thursday showing that in the 8 weeks between march 18th and may 14th the country superwealthy have added a further $368800000000.00 to their already a norm its fortunes and besides this ridiculous state of inequality the rich are also not paying their fair share in taxes they got a giant tax cut for donald trump and the super rich hold $32.00 trillion dollars in offshore tax havens meanwhile for average americans it s. not as good. a record $36000000.00 americans have filed for unemployment insurance with millions more losing their employer based health care plans and around a 3rd of the country not paying its rent so how does our society not collapsing how is it i wonder why why is the stock market not so low we can see up my skirt well one of the reasons is that we now have a plutonic me citi group analysts have used the term plutonic me to describe an economy in which the rich are the driving forces and main beneficiaries of economic gro
i m jamie colby, and today i m headed to palm harbor, florida on the gulf coast, about 20 miles northwest of tampa. you know, sometimes the strange things that people inherit on this show reflect timeless american values. sometimes, though, they tell us how much times have changed. this is one of those stories where the heir is faced with a gorilla-sized challenge. my name is debbie cobb. my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. debbie, i m jamie. nice to meet you. glad to meet you. you know, i see there s a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. well, you haven t seen the half of it. what a beautiful place. it s a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn t just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] that s purring. that
i m jamie colby, and today i m headed to palm harbor, florida on the gulf coast, about 20 miles northwest of tampa. you know, sometimes the strange things that people inherit on this show reflect timeless american values. sometimes, though, they tell us how much times have changed. this is one of those stories where the heir is faced with a gorilla-sized challenge. my name is debbie cobb. my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out how to care for. debbie, i m jamie. nice to meet you. glad to meet you. you know, i see there s a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. well, you haven t seen the half of it. what a beautiful place. it s a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn t just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] that s purring. that