And part of this hesitance is that younger people dont really know much about markets or wall street except cartoons, right but markets are so valuable. They are. A gift to us and we think of them as a gift. But if we go way over to the left away from wall street socialists think of the markets as a gift too because theyre logical proposition is given colon a 20 or 30 trillion dollar economy. We will spend the money thus and thus and redistribute it the market the money the wealth is assumed by everyone. But markets are like souls the economy is like a soul. Theyre like humans and they can make a choice a market. Can choose to come back or it can choose to stay away and that . That problem the fragility. Of markets that the decision to stay away. Thats our problem. Nationally. We have to keep the markets here and we have to keep the markets happy. Um, whats an example of that . Ill just mention one example, because again, all live among caricatures. An example is saturdays off. We thin
And part of this hesitance is that younger people dont really know much about markets or wall street except cartoons, right but markets are so valuable. They are. A gift to us and we think of them as a gift. But if we go way over to the left away from wall street socialists think of the markets as a gift too because theyre logical proposition is given colon a 20 or 30 trillion dollar economy. We will spend the money thus and thus and redistribute it the market the money the wealth is assumed by everyone. But markets are like souls the economy is like a soul. Theyre like humans and they can make a choice a market. Can choose to come back or it can choose to stay away and that . That problem the fragility. Of markets that the decision to stay away. Thats our problem. Nationally. We have to keep the markets here and we have to keep the markets happy. Um, whats an example of that . Ill just mention one example, because again, all live among caricatures. An example is saturdays off. We thin
we ll do it through a conversation between the book s author matt cottonetti and you might say one of its subjects former house speaker paul, ryan. a practitioner and a thinker about politics on the modern, right? a word about each of them as if they need it. matt continenti is senior fellow here at ai where his work is focused on american politics and political thought and history. he s a prominent journalist and analyst and author. he was the founding editor of the washington free beacon. he was prior to that the opinion editor of the weekly standard. he s also a contributing editor of national review and a columnist for commentary magazine. this is matt s third book and in one way or another all of them have dealt with the evolution of the modern, right? paul ryan is of course the former speaker of the house of representatives. he served in congress for 20 years from 1999 through 2019 representing the first district of wisconsin in that time. he rose very quickly to serve
be doing this morning. we ll do it through a conversation between the book s author matt cottonetti and you might say one of its subjects former house speaker paul, ryan. a practitioner and a thinker about politics on the modern, right? a word about each of them as if they need it. matt continenti is senior fellow here at ai where his work is focused on american politics and political thought and history. he s a prominent journalist and analyst and author. he was the founding editor of the washington free beacon. he was prior to that the opinion editor of the weekly standard. he s also a contributing editor of national review and a columnist for commentary magazine. this is matt s third book and in one way or another all of them have dealt with the evolution of the modern, right? paul ryan is of course the former speaker of the house of representatives. he served in congress for 20 years from 1999 through 2019 representing the first district of wisconsin in that time. he rose
its future the book explores some important tensions between populism and conservatism between libertarians and traditionalists between pragmatists and purists. so it gives us a lot to talk about and that is what we will be doing this morning. we ll do it through a conversation between the book s author matt cottonetti and you might say one of its subjects former house speaker paul, ryan. a practitioner and a thinker about politics on the modern, right? a word about each of them as if they need it. matt continenti is senior fellow here at ai where his work is focused on american politics and political thought and history. he s a prominent journalist and analyst and author. he was the founding editor of the washington free beacon. he was prior to that the opinion editor of the weekly standard. he s also a contributing editor of national review and a columnist for commentary magazine. this is matt s third book and in one way or another all of them have dealt with the evolution