you ve got the story there, the streaker. what interests you? i like the b s. they probably took that top off. they did. i want to see them call to try a tylenol. they need a flat bee up top and the other bees will do the same. [indiscernible] bring them along. kat, you probably like bugs. i love bugs. i do love bugs and i did think this segment was ridiculous suffers. i thought about it, like no bug has ever got arrested doing a kick talk challenge. the thing is, if you re goin and he i don t know anything about the guy who was streaking. anyway, that s not something that is going to help you in your career.
have much money, what do you mean investing? i m barely paying the bills. inflation hovering around 3.5 to 4%. if we are not growing our money it s shrinking. use 401(k) and b s. brian: you have a new book coming out everyday millionaires. ordinary people built extraordinary wealth and how can you, too. what did you study for this book? i know you know money. you wanted to do something different. we did. we went out into white space. what is the typical millionaire look like? what are they doing? what are their hands? we plugged in, dialed, in researched, got their stories and stats that are going to blow your mind on what they re doing, how they did it and how they grew their wealth. i m excited about the stories as well as the content i m going to be giving to people on january 7th. brian: when you study other millionaires what are your take aways when you were doing this book i didn t know that. the myth.
professional athletes so b s, right, that s why people get so upset about it. good for you for doing the story and showing it. we all need to feel good about something and he is doing something to feel good about. you re right, frank, there is permission for the rhetoric to become coarsened and negative and makes the responsibility of all of us to be beacons of light like lebron james really stand up. donald trump is a president and he has the bully pulpit of the presidency and he can set the tone. tone does come from the top. it makes it more incumbent on us, all of us in the public sphere and that s all of us, all have a public sphere. like michelle obama, when they ngolo we go low, we go high. you re appealing to our better angels. what i said before, isn t there a lesson in it for all of us, appealing to our better angels.
news outlet video. he said i think the engine that she sits behind, laura ingraham doesn t have a great rap sheet when it comes to race in our country. there are many people who are not african-american that spoke on the same issues. let me say this, laura has her racist agenda. getting to the sports metaphor. we need to take care of our locker room. and that s the thing. misogyny and attacking black folks is a multimillion-dollar business. and i happened to go through the lyrics. talking about the n words, b s and that kind of stuff. i get that. but we really have to kind of attack the stuff that s coming at our people and our women. and ingraham, that s what she does.
of b.s? this is the type of behavior that we would not accept from middle schoolers. why are we accepting it from the president? . bishop lowe, do you think he went too far? he has the right to his opinion, but do you think he crossed the line in handling it that way? i think the president was wrong in his words about calling people demeaning the character and of people making the protest for something they believe in. they have the right to make their protest just as he has a right to say what he wants to say, but no human being has a right to degrade or demean or speak negative of another human being s character or their life because of what they believe. that s one of the problems we have today. we can t sit down and discuss issues civilly without calling people names and i think the president was wrong to do that. i think the people have a right to protest, but i also think if