sufficient instead of looking at family break downs and gang violence instead of looking at the kind of education that lifts people up and out of poverty the lack of opportunities, the dependency that s created through more and more government programs. the fact we are going at people reselling that s not how it works. we should go at that. the issue is you can t own and operate a store in a big city today without believing that a significant portion of any of your nice merchandise tenable, is it, he says don t believe your lyin eyes. ainsley: rachel, this is the flashback of the d.a. on. steve: on monday. i think it s important we don t let this become mushy and bleed into the notion that there is some kind of a big spike in crime there isn t. there is not a big spike in crime. that true. there is also not a big spike in violent crime.
interest. there is more to populism than that especially positive populism. if the message of the populous revolution is about taking power out of the elite and putting it in the hands of the people then we need to appreciate and support the foundation of grass roots power. yes, of course that means individual liberty enshined in the constitution. we are members of society. what are the building blocks of a strong society in america? faith, family, and community. that s the focus of our show tonight. some might take these things for granted but we must never do that. our social fabric has been frayed in recent years. we have seen a rise in family break downs. so many children being raised in broken homes. more often than not with an
interest. there is more to populism than that especially positive populism. if the message of the populous revolution is about taking power out of the elite and putting it in the hands of the people then we need to appreciate and support the foundation of grass roots power. yes, of course that means individual liberty enshined in the constitution. we are members of society. what are the building blocks of a strong society in america? faith, family, and community. that s the focus of our show tonight. some might take these things for granted but we must never do that. our social fabric has been frayed in recent years. we have seen a rise in family break downs. so many children being raised in broken homes. more often than not with an
same inning. i wrote a book about enough about just this issue. when you look at the out-of-wed-lock birth rate it directly ties into the gun issue. when you look at the high rate of slaughter, murder, homicide committed in the black community you have to ask yourself why do young black people find status and power in the gun? i think it s tied to the absence of fathers, it s tied to family break downs. we know that when children come from single parent families they have higher poverty rates, more social problems, higher drop out rates. this is not me making it up, i m not on some pulpit, dr. carson is not on some pulpit, we are simply pointing out the facts and saying, why is it that everybody i m a gun control support, you say i m liberal. i m a gun control supporter without a doubt. why is it that people want to talk about the size of magazines or assault weapons and not talk about something that is going to have far more impact than any new law, which is can we fix the