Dr. Bill McClay
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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Do I get one?
Yeah, funny thing about that.
Well, I mean, I think that the people who were drawn to socialism and to the siren song of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and lesser figures like the current mayor of New York and so on,
They they don't know any they don't know any history.
They don't know any current events.
They don't really know that even Sweden is moving away from socialist policies that have been bankrupting them.
And so the trend line around the world of people who've actually experienced socialism is is always towards tyranny and then the the collapse of the regimes.
So
You know, I think there's maybe a special moment right now that we have.
We're actually very prosperous, that the economy is doing as well as ever, you know, and I don't think that when the president talks about it in the superlative terms he likes to use, you know, that he's far off from the truth.
It's a really good time for a lot of things and they're getting better.
as we get more and more energy independent and solve some of the world's problems.
But young people who are having a hard time, especially college graduates,
They're a hard time launching in life, and their expectations are unrealistic.
When I came out of college, it was the 70s, very bad time, economically speaking, and I had to kind of make my way for a few years.
It doesn't kill you to take a job that's below what your skill set would determine, unless you have a major in women's studies or gender studies, in which case you sort of deserve what you get.
But there's that sense that you can't just sort of walk into
a really great white collar job that pays six figures is coming because you went to a prestigious college.
That dies hard for a lot of people, especially when they move to New York after they graduate and discover that they're paying 10 times the amount in rent that they paid in their hometown.
and they can't meet their expenses.
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