Anthony Scaramucci

And so there's a group of people who would call these people welfare queens, but then there's another group of people who say, hey,

You've enslaved people.

You took them out of slavery.

You didn't give them the right to vote.

You didn't give them the right to go into certain parts of the country.

You segregated them.

And now they're trying to climb out of the bottom and you don't want to help them.

And so now by not helping them, some of them are resorting to crime.

Again, I'm not

I'm not giving an excuse or an alibi for crime.

I find crime reprehensible.

But I think what I love about this book is that you're describing the sociological implications of everything that's going on that leads to people to make incentive-based decisions that are divergent.

Do I have the book right?

I mean, I love the book.

Tell us about that.

Tell us, like, be my Sherpa.

Be my guide.

Say, hey, Anthony, knock, knock.

This is how we're screwing ourselves up, and this is why we're going after each other.

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