Jason

and entitlements in the book you talk about comes from this rugged individualism, personal responsibility.

Accountability.

Yeah, and this accountability that you grew up with.

Yeah.

As a Catholic as well, I had that as well.

A little bit of guilt if you don't work hard as well, sprinkled in there as a backstop.

We're looking at a country now where it seems...

The operating principle is how do I get mine?

You got something.

I need to get something.

And now you've got Mondami in New York.

He's going to give free pizza and bagels and bus trips and whatever it is, whatever people want.

He's going to give it to him for free.

You have not been able to.

failed in some ways to turn this around in the country, this entitlement, as many of us have who have been screaming from the rooftops, like, ask not, and you talk about this in the book, ask not what your country can do for you, what can you do for your country?

You bring it up over and over again.

So I think we've failed in the last two decades and socialism is on the rise.

Why is that?

How do we turn it around?

Peggy had a peg leg.