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Oren Cass

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432 total appearances

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The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

Miksi se vaihtui trickle-downiin? MitÀ he kÀyttivÀt, jotta se voisi luottaa? Ovatko asioita, joita sanot, yksinkertaisesti ymmÀrrettÀvissÀ eroissa?

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

I think that's a good description of the eras. I would think about it more as a pendulum swinging though. I think it's helpful to in general think about what happens in our politics. The New Deal emerges in response to the Great Depression and what had been a very minimalist government that clearly was not serving people's needs at that point. I think with FDR, you get this real swing of the pendulum all the way from –

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

We're much too far to one side. You come to, okay, we got to fix this, and then swing through to an overcorrection, where by the kind of great society, LBJ great society programs of the 60s. Is that where conservatives would look at, okay, I mean, they were against maybe the New Deal as well, but is it the great society that is the cleaving point for them?

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

You know, I think certainly if you talk about sort of what parts of the welfare state as it's been constructed, that we would say like, yeah, that was really good versus that's not so good. There's definitely a very different view of New Deal type, you know, social insurance, right? Basic social security, right?

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

Fair labor standards. You don't see a lot of Republicans out there saying like, let's get back to child labor or whatever. There's a couple of them. There's a couple. You can find them. But, you know, by and large, I think people on the right would say those were good. Great society in the 60s, I think you'd see more of a mix. I think on things like Medicare, obviously that's widely supported. But wasn't. I mean, Reagan famously came out. I don't know if you've ever heard that great recording of Reagan talking about Medicare as the socialist creep.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

HÀn katsoi uudistuksia Medicareista. KyllÀ, se on oikeastaan niin. Silloin kun mennÀÀn 30-luvulle, republikaatit sanovat samaa asiaa sosiaalisen turvallisuudesta.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

There is both sort of more of an acceptance of good parts over time, more of I think an increasingly sharp critique of pieces that didn't work. But so you get in the great society, I would say, you swing through the, oh, these were good things that we really should have in this country into, whoa, we're starting to build up some stuff that is creating problems. I think you see the same thing, for instance, with organized labor, where I think the idea of worker power –

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

workers having unions etc that's a fantastic thing by the way adam smith did too but you swing from they don't have any power representation at all to okay good they have a seat at the table they have equal standing to by the 1970s in a lot of cases they are actively leveraging that power into a lot of quite counterproductive things i would argue i'm becoming somewhat corrupt in and of their own selves using the money and and

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

KyllÀ, tÀmmöisiÀ asioita.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

ettei tarvitse vain pysyÀ ekonomiin, ettei tarvitse saada tuotantoa vain sellaiseen, mikÀ on tullut alkuperÀisen hallituksen modeliin, joka on vain antaa ihmisille enemmÀn rahaa. Silloin kysymys on, mitkÀ ovat yritysten taitoja investoida ja rakentaa asioita tai ei. Se menee takaisin tuohon kapitalismiin, johon uskomme, ettÀ tarvitaan tuotantomuus, joka tuottaa positiivista liikettÀ.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

Yksityiskohtaisen suunnitelman idea on sanoa, ettÀ yksi parhaimmista tavoitteista kasvattaa kasvua olisi parantaa ihmisten kannustuksia investoimaan, rakentamaan ja kasvamaan yrityksiÀ. Se voi olla hyvÀÀ työntekijöistÀkin. MielestÀni se on oikea. Mutta mielestÀni...

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

pull this pendulum back in the other direction. You do some things that are more business friendly. You create a better environment for investment. That's great. And then that swings straight all the way through to anything that's good for corporations and leads to more profits or reduces taxes is always going to be better.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

Ja samaa mukaan, ettÀ meillÀ on ollut monia tapauksia ylipÀÀnsÀ, ja meidÀn tarvitsi erilaisia tyypillisiÀ ylipÀÀnsÀ, niin mennÀÀn siihen, ettÀ juuri sen vÀhemmÀn ylipÀÀnsÀ, sen paremmin markkini toimii automaattisesti. Joten luulen, ettÀ olemme menneet koko ajan takaisin tuohon puoleen, ja nyt meidÀn tÀytyy mennÀ takaisin uudelleen. Sitten se tulee siihen, mitkÀ ovat asioita, joita

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

that can help us swing the pendulums back? And does the policy discussion become, all right, are the tools, you know, tax incentives, disclosure rules, or as you were saying, like limits on buybacks? So what are the tools now that we look at, you know, or the metrics that we look at that tell us we've gone too far? Is it, you know, I can point to wage growth,

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

ettei tarvitse todella suurta kasvavuutta, tai ettÀ taloudellinen huolto kertoo, ettÀ jÀrjestelmÀ on huolimatta. MitkÀ ovat taitoja, joita voimme kÀyttÀÀ, jotka tukevat sen taas huolimatta?

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

KyllÀ. TÀmÀ on juuri se, missÀ jÀrjestelmÀ tapahtuu tÀssÀ kaikessa. MielestÀni se on mielenkiintoista, kun aloitat nÀhdÀ joitain tradiittisia poliittisia sÀÀntöjÀ uudistumaan. Minun mielestÀni se on todellinen ongelma, jos sinulla on vasemmalla ja vasemmalla vÀlittömyys diagnosiin. Minusta molemmat puolet ovat saaneet... Ovatko he vÀlittömyys edelleen vai onko se... Se tuntuu siltÀ, ettÀ he vÀlittömyys edelleen.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

There is some. So I think if you look back to the 2000s let's say, the Republican Party had really dug into a position of saying essentially we have achieved equal opportunity, everyone can succeed and build a great business.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

If we adjust the numbers in this way, everybody's wages are going up. You would be surprised how many people's full-time job is to adjust the numbers to show that wages are going up. Yes, I'm sure.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

TÀmÀn takia, ta-da, emme tarvitse tehtyÀ tehtÀviÀ tehtÀviÀ nÀistÀ puolista, koska kaikki menee hyvin. Se nÀkyy myös asioista kuten ilmastonmuutoksen. TÀssÀ on toinen yksityiskohtainen esimerkki, jossa jos tunnemme, ettÀ ilmastonmuutoksen on ongelma, niin onko meidÀn pitÀvÀ vain ymmÀrtÀÀ Green New Dealin? Sanotaan, ettÀ se ei ole ongelma.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
The Wealth of Wall Street with Oren Cass

Luulen, ettÀ meillÀ on paljon tÀllaisia asioita molemmilla puolilla. Voimme puhua asioista, joissa vasemmalla ei halua sanoa, ettÀ jotain on ongelma, koska jos he tekevÀt, niin mitÀ oikeudet... Olet kuitenkin nÀhnyt asiaa asuntosuunnitelmasta, jossa he haluavat sanoa, ettÀ tÀmÀ on ongelma, mutta emme halua sanoa, ettÀ overregulaatio voisi olla ongelma.