[applause] greg: happy wednesday, everyone. [laughter] greg: yes, control yourselves. remember back in grade school when the teacher would leave the room and tell everyone to behave while she was gone, of course, the second she left the room went wild. that s how i got my first tattoo. i would show you but the fcc doesn t allow frontal nudity, so it s great what the teacher got, right? but remember how after a while it would get ugly. the bullying and fights would start. things would get tossed around the room. by things, i mean me. when the teacher came back you were sort of relieved. you knew your class needed a grown-up to keep things from chaos which brings us to america. can someone please call the teacher back into the room? not so they can sleep with their students, although that helps. but to save us from the madness. every weekend we re seeing the same stories of violent mobs disrupting and destroying our cities. it makes me remember the good ole days when it u
[applause] greg: happy wednesday, everyone. [laughter] greg: yes, control yourselves. remember back in grade school when the teacher would leave the room and tell everyone to behave while she was gone, of course, the second she left the room went wild. that s how i got my first tattoo. i would show you but the fcc doesn t allow frontal nudity, so it s great what the teacher got, right? but remember how after a while it would get ugly. the bullying and fights would start. things would get tossed around the room. by things, i mean me. when the teacher came back you were sort of relieved. you knew your class needed a grown-up to keep things from chaos which brings us to america. can someone please call the teacher back into the room? not so they can sleep with their students, although that helps. but to save us from the madness. every weekend we re seeing the same stories of violent mobs disrupting and destroying our cities. it makes me remember the good ole days when it u
Street it s enslaving the kid and mom. you kisscribe a big change in the culture. have there been things that the government or law like official ways that the problem has been made worse. yes, if the assumption that a child isn t with an adult they are in danger that means anyone that allows the child to walk home. i walked home at age 5 and my mom wasn t arrested. you go and arrest the mom a mother let her kid stay in the car for a few minutes because she went in the grocery store.
Street it s enslaving the kid and mom. you kisscribe a big change in the culture. have there been things that the government or law like official ways that the problem has been made worse. yes, if the assumption that a child isn t with an adult they are in danger that means anyone that allows the child to walk home. i walked home at age 5 and my mom wasn t arrested. you go and arrest the mom a mother let her kid stay in the car for a few minutes because she went in the grocery store.
Experience they need to be more productive citizens. david: dennis, the fact is the reason i didn t have health insurance in my 20s and why most people didn t in their 20s before it was mandated is a lot of us didn t get sick. there is a cost to this. maybe it would be nice in a perfect world for everybody to have everything they want. but there is a cost to this. that cost is taken in the form of higher premiums that health insurers are charged. the cost is even higher than that. it s a psychological cost. letting a kid stay at home with mom and dad until age 26 and be on mom and dad s insurance plan and forcing insurers to do that is paternalistic. they don t have to be at home. i m in the middle of something here. bad sign most of all for parents. they earn the right to have their kids not come back home. the latest poverty statistic shows something. what adult kids move back in to their parents home, did you realize it can put the parents in to the poverty, definition of p